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Finally, Pyke's Peak is out. It only costs $30 for a premium decorative display font loaded with OpenType features and a supporting cast of 590 extras. Or you can have the "cut-down" version—Pyke's Peak Zero—for zero cash outlay. On the Myfonts font family page, click on "purchase options", then download Pyke's Peak Zero for $0.
For an idea of what full kit and kanoodle can do, grab all the samples of old Pykie and salivate at the extras sheet.
Q. What's the deal with "zero cost"?
A. With the recent controversy over web font embedding using the CSS @font-face property, the associated problem of unauthorized distribution of fonts only licensed for private use, and the "looming spectre" of the great web "fugly", I decided to do as much as I could to help the situation with a single font release.
PP Zero is licensed for:
* personal (non-profit) and commercial use
* yes you read that right
* unlimited copying & distribution on font archive sites
* "embedding" on webpages using CSS @font-face property
* unlimited distribution on web servers
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PP Zero plays with a full deck.
* ultra-complete Latin 1 & Latin 2 character set
* full outline quality of PP regular (outlines are not degraded in any way)
* OpenType with standard ligatures (LIGA) and fractions (FRAC)
What you don't get with PP Zero>———the extra 590 ligatures (DLIG), contextual alternates (CALT), lining numerals (LNUM) and stylistic alternate (SALT) bells and whistles of PP Regular———
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That is sweet. I will get PP Zero. It will look good on a baby card. Thank You :-)
That is very kind of you to release this into the wild. It's a fun face!
Yes, it is -- I was pleased to be a beta tester for Pyke's Peak and used it in a book that was tied for "best original entry" at its inaugural show.
Pix of it are here.
Congratulations James! This looks like a lot of fun.
Nicely done Chris!
You know what I wish now? Wish I'd made the capital I with serifs. Wish I had 3 heads too.
You've got some choices going there Chris, which I would have qualms about using. The EL - ED combination in TRAVELLED could have had more grace, and the opposing F's in DIFFERENCE redefine "awkward". That's typical, I give you the keys to a Pyke's Peak racer with a 1000 Horsepower motor in it and you go tearing up the mountain and leave behind a big mess (;^) There's an art to driving this machine, and a zen to it as well.
Thanks Linda and Russell and Ray for beta testing old Pykie. Its "casual wierdness" works in a good way for How to Make a Peacock Fly – a strange kind of erm, object in a box!. There are two kinds of comments I would dearly appreciate hearing about:
1) How useful is the zero cost license, does that and the PP Zero font help address the looming spectre of web fugly?
2) What would you use Pyke's Peak for (both the full retail version and PP Zero)?
And the third thing*, how many web designers are you going to pass a copy of PP Zero on to? I will send a prize, a pair of uber-cool mirror aviator sunglasses like the unit being modeled here by Plush Jimi, to the person who gets PP Zero into the hands of three big-time kick-arse web designers.
* I know I said two things, I lied
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James has done something special here with this type design. Instead of filling a well-known and well populated type market sector with yet another version of a known quantity, he has opened a road to a place yet reached. That is why I chose Frost's verse as a sample to show his work. Someone has to take those first bold steps into the unknown and mark a path yet traveled. Here is a place where it can be celebrated to be dyslexic, not as a handicap but as a venue to read again in a new way. James has married the softness and warmth of written hand with crisp, defined anatomy of constructed type and in a playful way. Users can be children at heart with a naive smile and a tickle from a feather. It is fun again to put away the seriousness we all deal with daily and have a good therapeutic play session!
I am not saying Pyke's Peak is a finishing stroke and a completed journey. It is one small step taken in a new direction without fear and without a guided tour. Thanks, James! for giving us a peek at your yet to be defined path!
Chris, well put! But do you mean literally dyslexic? Or are you just referring to the reversed forms?
"do you mean literally dyslexic?"
No, figuratively, as in turning a handicap into an advantage, celebrating what appears to be a negative by making it into a positive.
Aha! That makes sense.
Cheers Eben. Cheers Chris, you have a succinct way of describing these things. Turning a negative into a positive is very much part of what I set out to do with Pyke's Peak.
@Chris: No, figuratively, as in turning a handicap into an advantage, celebrating what appears to be a negative by making it into a positive.
"Figurative" is the key word. Type is sculpture. It's all about carving up whitespace with figures and the task of on-going figuration. "It helps that" turning some letters around permits combinations heretofor-inconcievable.
The mirror ligs concept is a trouble maker—a device that multiplies possibilities. A backwards R is still an R and still functions as an R, with new semantic range.
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Its "casual wierdness" works in a good way for How to Make a Peacock Fly – a strange kind of erm, object in a box!
It's a box
It's a book
It's fishing tackle
It's a felt liner
It's How to Make a Peacock Fly
I like the "casual wierdness" (sic) bit....
"casual wierdness" (sic)
Aww, I'm just casual about spelling when circumstances allow it. I know how to spell "weird" but prefer to spell it wierd. You know what I means. I love me the non-conformity.
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Great work James—you're really pushing letterforms and Opentype in great directions with this one!
And Linda, that book is fab!
Geez, Jimi, if I was a conformity kind of girl, I wouldn't be doing what I'm doing!
Thanks, James: I should probably take a picture of the text that the codex side of the book is done as well -- it's Vince's Magpie, which looks very kewl with Pyke's Peak....
Yes do that, post pics of the text on your flickr photostream. Magpie is underexposed.
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Too dark (it's raining here) to take good pix of the flip of Peacock, but here is a shot of Magpie in action in What I Felt (the pre-covered text block version).
Mew! Thanks. Artist's word of the decade -- "lovely"
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I just wanted to say thanks to everyone for being so appreciative. Thanks James Puckett, thanks Eben, thanks Chris, thanks Joe Pemberton and Punchcut for hosting the international typo community. I owe my whole type design career to Americans and Canadians.
Sorry if I seem ungrateful at times. I forget myself, I forget myself.
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Only a third of Hongkongers realise they have a vote in the new "super seats" in next month's Legislative Council election, a survey has found.
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Filling midterm vacancies in legislatures with the next-in-line candidate from the former representative's party in countries which use proportional representation system can prevent political assassinations, an academic says.7 Jun 2011 - 12:00am
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In a proposal announced yesterday, a vacant seat in the Legislative Council arising from the resignation or death of a legislator would be filled by the next best placed candidate at the previous election.18 May 2011 - 12:00am
You can always rely on the Americans to do the right thing, Winston Churchill was famously quoted as saying, once they have exhausted every other possibility. On this premise, we might well award Secretary for Constitutional and Mainland Affairs Stephen Lam Sui-lung honorary American citizenship.27 Dec 2010 - 12:00am
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The pan-democrat camp might grab four of 10 seats the government has proposed adding to the legislature in 2012, political scientists said yesterday.19 Nov 2009 - 12:00am
After four meetings and one workshop, the Commission on Strategic Development's task group on constitutional development has wound up without reaching any definitive conclusions. Task group members might not have grown any wiser about the blueprint for our democratic development in the next 12 years or so, but one thing is certain.7 Jul 2008 - 12:00am
As a new member of the Democratic Party, I am very disappointed at comments made by prominent members of the pro-democracy group after the Legco election. They are all firing at the wrong targets.30 Sep 2004 - 12:00am
For bad losers, the most convenient target is the system. In the Legislative Council election, the Democratic Party suffered quite a setback, and has been demoted from being the biggest party in Legco to number three. As is to be expected, Democrats quickly found a culprit: the voting scheme.24 Sep 2004 - 12:00am
Under the proportional representation system, voters choose from lists of candidates instead of voting for a particular candidate.
Suppose there are three lists, each with two candidates, contesting three seats - six candidates in all. About 300,000 votes are cast. List A received 145,000, List B 125,000 and List C 30,000.31 Aug 2004 - 12:00am
Six years after the introduction of proportional representation voting in Hong Kong, the system is still a mystery to many voters, none more than to first-timers. While many inexperienced young voters have firm opinions on the importance of voting, and how and why they will vote in the Legislative Council elections on September 12, they do not have a clue how the system works.31 Aug 2004 - 12:00am
The analytical article headlined 'Predicting Legco election more than simple maths' (November 25) was an eye-opener.29 Nov 2003 - 12:00am
Danny Gittings, with his usual bias ('Inside Track' column, Sunday Morning Post, August 27), is quite wrong to say that introducing proportional representation was gerrymandering. If he knows anything about political systems, he must be aware that the first-past-the-post system has long been recognised as unfair, both to voters and political parties.10 Sep 2000 - 12:00am


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Every offseason brings change. Sometimes it's massive, sometimes it's more subtle. Sadly, it looks like the Wolves are more or less standing pat this offseason and looking to … hang on, my producer's telling me something … Well, I guess we'll talk more about THAT later but now is the time to introduce a new member of the A Wolf Among Wolves family, Tim Faklis, who joins us fresh off a lot of terrific work over at Canis Hoopus. I got to know Tim a bit personally over this last year as we waited uncomfortably for Kevin Love or Ricky Rubio or (that one time) Corey Brewer to finally emerge from the back of the locker room, plus I've been a big fan of his work with CH, a site that continues to do a bang up job supporting the whole Wolves fan community both with quality writing and active and engaged discussion.
We asked Tim to join us because stalwart AWAW writer and professional hair model Zach Harper has taken his talents to South Beach, where he'll be getting to cover LeBron James up close for the whole … hang on, producer again … Anyways, we hear it's real nice there most of the time. He'll continue to cover the Wolves, mostly for away games, but we thought it would be a good idea to stick to a solid three-man rotation at home games, most likely meaning that Bill Bohl gets to move up a slot and not stack all the unwanted box scores next to his computer. Good luck with that, Tim. Continue Reading…
As Steve discussed earlier, the precise relationship between the Summer League and competition is a little foggy. We know the wins and losses mean almost nothing; we know that two thirds of the Wolves' Summer League roster won't be around in September. And yet it was still a little disheartening to see the stagnant mess that was the Wolves' offense for much of the tournament. And it was still pretty cool to see that offense turn itself on and really flow as it did in the team's final game, against the Pelicans. What do we take away from this? Well, for one, I think we discover what happens when Shabazz Muhammad takes half of your team's shots.
I think we also discovered that most of the players the Wolves invited to Summer League really lacked the dynamism to get a real look in the NBA. Sorry to fans of Matt Janning, Dennis Horner, D.J. Kennedy and Markel Starks, who all showed flashes of skill but all struggled, for various reasons, to really hang. Jordan Morgan some charges and worked the glass, but his lack of size, skill and explosiveness really showed. Brady Heslip is, without a doubt, one of the purest shooters I have ever seen. Heslip is so pure, in fact, that it's a damn shame he looked so overmatched in every other phase of the game. Depending on what happens with Kevin Love, the Wolves will probably have an open roster spot or two. Unfortunately, I don't think any of these guys have a real shot. So: on to some players who we might be seeing in the fall.
How should a superstar be? Should he be a grudge-carrying sociopath like Michael Jordan? A mercurial loner, a la Kareem? An ebulliant cheerleader like Magic? Or a Duncan-esque Buddha? Should he be a high-volume one-on-one scorer or a group-first facilitator? We tend to talk as if there is one way to be great in the NBA, a set template that every elite player must follow. We measure success in championships and then retrofit our champions such that they suddenly, upon winning, fit that very template. Dirk, for instance, miraculously transformed himself overnight from a beta-male into lionhearted champ, without changing an ounce of his game or personality. Kobe went from bratty wunderkind to Jordan's heir to petulant ball-hog and back to Jordan's heir again, all in one career. For some reason, we seem more comfortable molding superstars–and all players, really–into templates that are familiar-unto-cliche than in appreciating the overflows of wild identity that make them so fascinating to begin with.
So: Kevin Love. When the collective mind attempts to process the idea of Love as a superstar, said mind melts. Love crashes the computer. First of all, as Ricky Rubio, in his perfectly plainspoken way, put it last month, Love is not a leader. He is a little sulky on the court and tends to retreat into his own bad mood when things go wrong. He's not a primary ball-handler and so doesn't drive the offense in the way that the league's other elite players do. He leads the Wolves' simply through the force of his production, but he doesn't project gravitas like LeBron and Durant and Chris Paul. What's more, he doesn't really look like an elite player (and I don't mean what you think I mean). Love is among the first wave of superstars to fully exploit the margins of the most high efficiency spots on the floor: the three-point line; the paint; the free-throw line. And while Kevin Durant gets a similarly high yield from those spots, Durant comes by that yield in more recognizably superstar-ish ways (if a 6'10" human bird with an impeccable handle could ever be called recognizable). He slashes to the hoop out of isolations; he takes leaning, Jordan-esque, off-the-bounce jumpers.
We're kicking off our offseason coverage here at A Wolf Among Wolves with a comprehensive roster review of the team from this past season, looking at how each player's 2013-14 went and what we see for them going forward. One player a day for the next couple weeks, starting with the bench and rolling up to the starters.
As a human, Corey Brewer is about as steady as they come: good-natured, jovial, with a broad smile and an easy manner, quick (but not overeager) to crack jokes in the locker room, nearly always willing to talk. It's hard not to be won over by him. After his 51-point outburst against the Rockets late in the season, he said, "I felt like I was in high school again! Everything was going in, but I was just playing, I wasn't even thinking about it until somebody was like, 'Yo, you got 44. You can get 50 tonight.' I was like yeah okay whatever. I actually got 50!"
But on the court — and that 51-point game folds neatly into this point as well — calling Brewer mercurial does a disservice to mercury. If a player like Kevin Love is a noble gas — destined for a double-double nearly every night, more or less immune to the vicissitudes of individual matchups — then Corey Brewer is francium, an element whose most stable isotope has a half-life of 22 minutes. Continue Reading…
The season is nearly over, and heaven help me, I've given into the temptation to daydream. For the third straight season, realistic hopes for the playoffs have been dashed, leaving some (many?) bitter and disappointed about what might have been. We all know about the team's struggles in the clutch (and superclutch), injury bugs biting Big Pek and K-Mart during the stretch run, the woes of the bench unit, accusations that Rick Adelman is sleepwalking through his final season, and on, and on, and on.
During the first quarter of Monday night's loss to the Warriors, all I could think about is how much fun a 7-game series between the Wolves and Warriors would be. Continue Reading…
I'm a teacher, which means I do a lot of grading and — honestly — I hate it. But I thought for a change of pace I'd try out the handy platform created by our TrueHoop buddies over at Raptors Republic to recap a game that, honestly, was way more fun and entertaining than it had any right to be, given injuries to Pekovic, Love and Martin.
(PRO TIP: The Chrome browser and the recap grades generator are sniping at each other in the locker room. Neither is taking accountability for the disagreement. For now, you'll probably have better luck reading the grades post if we run the Firefox browser play.
In case this horrible basketball analogy isn't clear, Chrome hates the grades generator for some reason we can't figure out right now. Look at it in Firefox and it's fine — Zach Harper)
|Dante Cunningham, PF 39 MIN | 6-16 FG | 2-6 FT | 10 REB | 2 AST | 1 STL | 1 BLK | 0 TO | 14 PTS | +4Starting in his second game of the season after Kevin Love was held out with a quad contusion, Cunningham brought the kind of energy we often associate with him, but haven't always seen this season. Yes: he shot his fair share of midrange jumpers and only managed a .375 shooting percentage, but he racked up two big dunks early plus one big block on C.J. McCollum that were a big part of the energetic start that kept the Wolves in the game for the first three and a half quarters.
|Corey Brewer, SF 39 MIN | 11-23 FG | 4-6 FT | 7 REB | 2 AST | 0 STL | 1 BLK | 0 TO | 26 PTS | +6Brewer as a primary offensive option is a terrifying proposition, but such are the contorted positions that injuries to your top three scorers can put you in. With 26 points (the last ones coming when the game was already out of reach), he barely edged Ricky Rubio to lead the team in scoring and he did it with his signature blend wanton recklessness on the break and ill-advised long-range shots. Technically, he only shot one 3-pointer according to the box score, but he took a lot of long twos from near the corner. Nonetheless, his crazy energy was a big part of the Wolves nearly overcoming all their injuries in this one. As he said after the game, "We have to look at it like as long as we play as hard as we can we have a chance to win." It's not clear exactly how much of a chance they had, really: Although they hung tough through most of the game, it always seemed like Portland was going to be able to go back to their starters and finish it off.
|Chase Budinger, SF 29 MIN | 6-12 FG | 4-5 FT | 5 REB | 1 AST | 1 STL | 0 BLK | 3 TO | 19 PTS | +19Budinger's return to full-strength continues to be a work in progress, but he really showed a lot of improvement in this game, racking up a very strong 19 points on 50% shooting in his first start of the year. After the game, he referred to this game as a "stepping stone," and that seems right. It's hard to know if there's a distinct corner for a player to turn on their way back from injury, or if that kind of thing is only apparent in reverse. If the injuries force Budinger to step up a little sooner and a little quicker without putting him at risk, this run of games prior to the All-Star break with him starting could augur well for the team's production after the break.
|Ronny Turiaf, C 38 MIN | 4-8 FG | 0-0 FT | 13 REB | 3 AST | 0 STL | 3 BLK | 1 TO | 8 PTS | +8Turiaf is just a joy to watch play, and he is more or less the definition of the largely undefinable "veteran leadership" for a team. His block on Wes Matthews as the first half wound down kept the game within one point for the Wolves going into the break, and that sense of nearly playing the Blazers even through 24 minutes meant a lot to their solid third quarter play. Much like Budinger, this extended run right now could pay dividends when the injured starters return.
|Ricky Rubio, PG 39 MIN | 8-19 FG | 7-8 FT | 2 REB | 9 AST | 1 STL | 0 BLK | 3 TO | 25 PTS | +5This was a great all-around effort from Rubio, who still took the loss pretty hard. Lacking Martin, Love and Pekovic meant that he was his own last resort, and he stepped into that role solidly, notching a new career and season high with 25 points. Sure, it came on 8-19 shooting, but there are plenty of players out there who would shoot that much and miss that much and never blink. It would be wrong to think this is the kind of point production we should be expecting from Rubio in general, but it's clear that he's been in a funk for much of the season and there's some reason to hope that the shifting roles that injury is forcing on the team might do something to shake up his game.
|Luc Richard Mbah a Moute, PF 4 MIN | 0-1 FG | 0-0 FT | 1 REB | 0 AST | 1 STL | 0 BLK | 1 TO | 0 PTS | -6Four minutes wasn't much to judge Mbah a Moute on. He continues to be an able replacement for Derrick Williams, in that he doesn't play much and doesn't do much.
|Robbie Hummel, SF 5 MIN | 0-0 FG | 0-0 FT | 2 REB | 0 AST | 0 STL | 0 BLK | 1 TO | 0 PTS | -4After notching 17 minutes against OKC after not playing since early January, Hummel didn't get into the game against New Orleans and then made little impact last night. It seems like Adelman's early season model of workmanlike play has fallen out of the rotation, but it's hard to complain that much when it means more room to see what the next guy down the list has to offer.
|Shabazz Muhammad, SF 17 MIN | 4-8 FG | 4-5 FT | 2 REB | 0 AST | 1 STL | 0 BLK | 1 TO | 12 PTS | -19Shabazz finally managed to get some solid run in a game, notching season highs in both minutes and points. He looked aggressive, particularly on the block where his strength helped him get good lucks from the left post an a flurry of hook shots in the early going.It wasn't all gravy, though: He still got hot over an offensive foul call that was — in my opinion — a 50/50 call. You could have made an argument for the contact as incidental, but it also speaks to some of the recklessness he still plays with, and then his visible anger with the call doesn't speak well to keeping your head down and playing the game no matter what knocks you take. He also had a few moments that looked out of place in an NBA game. At one point in the fourth quarter, Nicolas Batum was clearly giving him the 3-pointer. Muhammad thought about the shot, took a couple dribbles and then jacked it up, missing. It seemed clear that Batum was baiting him into taking it and he fell for it hook, line and sinker. His play early was good, his play late less so. If he can maintain the kind of aggressiveness and energy he showed early throughout all his playing time, he can be helpful.
|Gorgui Dieng, C 9 MIN | 0-1 FG | 0-0 FT | 5 REB | 0 AST | 0 STL | 0 BLK | 0 TO | 0 PTS | -16At one point, when Aldridge was taking it to Cunningham, it seemed like Adelman went to Dieng in hopes that his length would bother Aldridge a little more. It didn't. Dieng's game is still raw and his rim protection wasn't a factor against a team that was relying on jumpshots from Matthews and Aldridge with Lillard in foul trouble.
|J.J. Barea, PG 14 MIN | 1-7 FG | 4-4 FT | 3 REB | 0 AST | 1 STL | 0 BLK | 1 TO | 6 PTS | -18It seems plain that Barea is not a good fit for this roster the way the season is playing out. The vision of Barea as a sixth man off the bench to provide a spark within the context of a well-oiled offensive machine just isn't happening. Any kind of championship experience he was supposed to bring from his run with the Mavericks has evaporated. It's like the Wolves wanted to start a spin-off from a hit show, but instead of Frasier, they've gotten a Paul Krapence.Barea seems completely incapable of running an offense, instead only using the players around him as safety cones to navigate on his way to a generally bad jumper or a cannonballing foray to the rim. I would never question his competitive spirit, but right now, with this team, it's like fire trapped with no place to go and putting him in the game is creating a backdraft.
|Alexey Shved, PG 6 MIN | 0-2 FG | 0-0 FT | 0 REB | 0 AST | 0 STL | 0 BLK | 1 TO | 0 PTS | -14The only thing equal to Shved's terrifying appearance in mask and Iron Curtain-stength hair gel was his ineffectiveness on the court.
|Kevin Love, PF DNP LEFT QUAD CONTUSION MIN | FG | FT | REB | AST | STL | BLK | TO | PTS | I think he was wearing the same checkered shirt I bought at Target a couple weeks ago. It's a good shirt, but I'd be surprised if he actually got it there, although I can't not be entertained by the idea of Kevin Love shopping at the Roseville Super Target.
|Rick AdelmanI don't honestly believe there was very much that Adelman could have directly done to win this game, but running Barea as the primary ballhandler for stretches certainly didn't help. If you want to credit Adelman for instilling the right kind of mentality in the team going in, for getting them to understand that they were going to have to jump on the Blazers right away and play with energy the whole night, then that's to his credit. But Adelman continues to lean heavily on Barea in stretches that seem to stymie the team's momentum. Not that he has a lot of options for PGs on the bench since Shved as the primary ballhandler seems just as ill-advised. I miss Luke Ridnour.
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- Looking at this game on the schedule, it would have been reasonable to chalk it up as a loss just looking at the lack of Pekovic, looking at Portland's record and success, and looking at playing the second game of a back-to-back. Add in missing Love and Martin and by all rights this should have been a blowout. (Consider that statistically the Wolves regular starting lineup has an average PER of 18.6. Last night's starters? Average of 11.5.) But it wasn't. The Wolves rallied together in spite of it all, which is about all you could hope for in this situation. In any project that's spread over months and months, there are going to be days when the odds are stacked against you, when circumstances are going to make a direct success nearly impossible. I continue to believe these are the times when you can learn the most about the project. Maybe Shabazz never gets extended run the rest of the season. Maybe they won't need him to get much run. But if and when there's a time when he does further down the line, it's only with experiences like the one from last night that he'll have a chance for success.
The game between the Miami Heat and the Minnesota Timberwolves last night turned out to be a disaster on the court. We know the drill. Kevin Love missed the game due to the death of his grandmother (our thoughts are with the Love family during this time) and the Wolves tried to piece together an attack against the back-to-back champions that just happen to employ the best player in the world. James did his usual absurdity on the court with 21 points, 14 rebounds, eight assists and 9-of-12 shooting from the field in just 31 minutes. He did have seven turnovers but he was probably just experimenting with certain passing plays during the game, knowing the outcome was already decided.
I didn't have much to do after the game. The Heat locker room was packed. I watched them eat some kind of pasta dinner, saw Greg Oden try to squeeze through a small locker room, and found out that Chris Andersen allegedly has never paid a cent for his copious amounts of tattoos. I saw Lee Jenkins from Sports Illustrated talking to Shane Battier and got excited about whatever story he's working on. I wasn't going to go into the Wolves' locker room. There's no point after a game like that when they're missing their best player.
At a certain point, I hightailed it to The Depot to grab a drink and a bite to eat with Myles Brown, our old friend. When I went home, The Crow was on TV and I started watching the final hour of the movie. In the big shootout scene towards the end, I noticed something ridiculous (you know… outside of the premise that a guitar player was murdered with his fiancé before a crow brings him back to life to avenge the wrong doings).
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Now, it's a little hard to tell because of the cutaways but I'm fairly certain that The Crow fellow fires about 28 shots with those two guns. Your standard handgun will hold roughly 16 bullets. Some handguns can hold 20 shots but I'm guessing these lower level villains sitting at the table that don't have credited character names are rolling with your run of the mill 9mm guns. Your standard six-shooter holds six bullets; that's why they don't call them eight-shooters or octo-guns.
When I watched that scene last night, I couldn't believe how many shots this birdman fired with these two guns. Watching it happen, it just seemed to defy all logic and yet at the same time it made perfect sense. A murdered musician was back for blood and not even getting shot would stop him from getting his revenge. Neither would a seemingly finite amount of bullets in the two firearms he was unloading.
This movie is so weird to watch on a lot of levels. It's a B-movie quality production in terms of the cast and execution of the acting. It's really poorly done while the quality of the look and execution of the aesthetics is incredible. Knowing that Brandon Lee was accidentally killed in the process of filming this movie adds another eerie quality to the experience, even nearly 20 years after it came out. It's odd thinking of the shoddiness of the movie knowing that in one of the flashback scenes filmed near the end of the production, Lee was accidentally killed on set by a gunshot wound.
Watching this movie after Saturday night's loss, I kept thinking about how weird it is that movies like this just suspend certain levels of reality. I can buy into a guy being brought back to life by a crow. I've seen Dr. Doolittle before (that's what happens, right?). I know it can happen. But watching/hearing the number of shots firing from those two pistols seemed both unnecessary and yet made sense at the exact same time. It made me feel a lot like what I had just seen in the Wolves' loss to the Heat.
They shot 29.3% in that game. It's unlikely you'll beat a team when you shoot under 30% in a game. It's happened four times since 1985-86, according to basketball-reference. Although one of those did come against the defending champion San Antonio Spurs in 2003. The Wolves just started firing up shots. A lot of shots. Shots that didn't really make any sense. Shots that seemed like they should be out of ammo and yet they kept slinging them. And when you're without your best player against the best team in the world (I don't care what the records are right now), maybe that's what you have to do. You settle for chaos and home to come out of the rubble with your hand raised high.
It's not a good strategy. And it's certainly not the strategy the Wolves tried to employ. However, they took shots and missed them. Just keep firing; eventually you'll take out the creepy mob guy and avenge your own demise.
"One down!" bellowed Nikola Pekovic in the locker room after the game.
"Eighty-one to go," replied Ronny Turiaf with a bit more reserve. Moments earlier, Shabazz Muhammad had inadvertently knocked a cup of Gatorade over next to Turiaf's chair, and Turiaf had not been pleased. Gorgui Dieng had tried to calm the waters. "Come on," he said. "It doesn't matter. We won." Continue Reading…
The conversation around Nikola Pekovic's contract negotiations has been robust around here. That is a great thing. That said, I want to make a point about Big Pek's production over the past two seasons and what effect playing with good players has/will have on that production.
It should first be noted that Pekovic is not a great defensive rebounder. This is a little strange to me since he is so incredibly strong; one would think that he would be able to hold perfect rebounding position on every shot. This is probably one area in which his lack of length and leaping ability really hamper his production. And as many people have pointed out, his defensive rebounding numbers were a bit lower when he played alongside Love two seasons ago. This makes sense because defensive rebounding is a zero sum game; if, like Love, you grab every single defensive board out there, there are going to be fewer to go around for your teammates. But Pekovic's offensive rebounding numbers were actually higher two seasons ago. As a matter of fact, he was second in the league in offensive rebounding rate that year. The fact that teams pay Love so much attention on the offensive glass means that Pek has more space to grab boards of his own. So I think you can expect his offensive rebounding numbers to go up playing with Love this season.
And, for what its worth, his usage rate was only slightly lower last season than two years ago, when Love was gobbling up offensive possessions like he was Bernard King. Of course, the Wolves did not have a volume perimeter scorer like Kevin Martin that year. But, if you ask me, the Rubio-Pek pick-and-roll is so effective and plays so well to both players' strengths, that I don't think you'll see them stray too far from it. What's more, that pick-and-roll should be much more effective with shooters around to space the floor. Remember how clogged the lane became whenever Rubio would prepare to drive last season? That problem should be cleared up. Though his volume will probably drop, I think you'll see Pekovic score more efficiently this season.
All of that said, what commenter Mac and others are saying is true: Pekovic's agent truly has almost no leverage in this negotiation. Accepting the qualifying offer means sacrificing at least $6 million during Pek's prime earning years. That's money that, depending on his production and health, Pekovic may never recoup, even after he becomes an unrestricted free agent next year.


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Fossil Forest, Dorset
The Fossil Forest is the remains of an ancient forest from Jurassic times, located to the east of Lulworth Cove on the Isle of Purbeck in Dorset, England.[1] It lies on the Jurassic Coast, on a wide ledge in the seaside cliff. The site is within the Lulworth Ranges and thus has restricted access. Parts of forest can also be seen on the Isle of Portland and in quarries near the town of Weymouth to the west.[2]
Near the end of the Jurassic period (c.144 million years ago) the sea levels dropped and a number of islands emerged in the Purbeck area, surrounded by saline lagoons and channels. For a short period, soil formed and a tropical forest grew up. It then flooded under a shallow saline lagoon. The remains are now preserved as the Fossil Forest. This provides the most complete fossilised record of a Jurassic forest in the world.[2] The c. 140 million year-old trees bear similarities with modern day Cypress (Cupressus), with foliage having the characteristics of a 'Monkey Puzzle' (Araucaria araucana).[1] Because of its closeness to Cupressus, the species found here at the fossilized forest has been named Protocupressinoxylon purbeckensis[1] (i.e. 'Early cypress-wood from the Purbecks'). Purbeckensis is fairly easily distinguished from other species of prehistoric tree, due to the timbers' characteristic "cross-field pitting".[3] Algal stromatolites can be observed upon some of the stumps.[4]
The Fossil Forest at Dorset has been described as "one of the most complete fossilized forest of any age".[5]
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- List of places on the Jurassic Coast
- Fossil Grove, Glasgow, Scotland
- Gilboa Fossil Forest, New York, USA
- ^ a b c Ian West, Geology of the Purbeck Fossil Forest, Geology of the Wessex Coast of Southern England.
- ^ a b The Fossil Forest: Range Walks, Jurassic Coast.
- ^ Philippe, Marc; Garcia-Ramos, Jose C.; Bocat, Loic; Gomez, Bernard; Pinuela, Laura; Piñuela, Laura (2010). "New Occurrences Of The Wood Protocupressinoxylon purbeckensis Francis: Implications For Terrestrial Biomes In Southwestern Europe at the Jurassic Cretaceous Boundary". Palaeontology 53: 201. doi:10.1111/j.1475-4983.2009.00926.x.
- ^ Gittins, David (8 December 1977). "Preserving Britain's Geological Sites". New Scientist 76: 624.
- ^ Lockwood, Michael; Worboys, Graeme; Kothari, Ashish (2012). Managing Protected Areas: A Global Guide. ISBN 1136561757.
- The Jurassic Coast Trust (2003). A Walk Through Time, the Official Guide to the Jurassic Coast. Coastal Publishing. ISBN 978-0-9544845-0-7.


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- Next Five Years for Robots — plausible summary of the near future progression, taken from Helen Greiner's DEMOlabs talk.
- Raspberry Pi Compute Module — a Raspberry Pi shrunk down to fit on a SODIMM with onboard memory, whose connectors you can customise for your own needs. (via Makezine)
- Behavioural Economics and Public Policy (Financial Times) — interesting how A/B trials revealed that implementations of Cialdini's social proof didn't test as well as non-social-proof persuasive techniques. More useful than something that claims to be the right answer is knowing when you're closer to the right answer. (via Mind Hacks)
- Halide Language — open source programming language designed to make it easier to write high-performance image processing code on modern machines. Its current front end is embedded in C++. Compiler targets include x86/SSE, ARM v7/NEON, CUDA, Native Client, and OpenCL.
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Four short links: 8 April 2014
Our Robot Future, Embeddable Pi, Behavioural Economics Not Solved Problem, and Imagine Processing Language
Four short links: 6 March 2014
Repoveillance, Mobiveillance, Discovery and Orchestration, and Video Analysis
- Repo Surveillance Network — An automated reader attached to the spotter car takes a picture of every license plate it passes and sends it to a company in Texas that already has more than 1.8 billion plate scans from vehicles across the country.
- Mobile Companies Work Big Data — Meanwhile companies are taking different approaches to user consent. Orange collects data for its Flux Vision data product from French mobile users without offering a way for them to opt-out, as does Telefonica's equivalent service. Verizon told customers in 2011 it could use their data and now includes 100 million retail mobile customers by default, though they can opt out online.
- Serfdom — a decentralised solution for service discovery and orchestration that is lightweight, highly available, and fault tolerant.
- Longomatch — a free video analysis software for sport analysts with unlimited possibilities: Record, Tag, Review, Draw, Edit Videos and much more! (via Mark Osborne)
Four short links: 13 January 2014
S3 Consistency, Paper Drone, Face Substitution, and Wearable Options
- s3mper (Github) — Netflix's library to add consistency checking to S3. (via Netflix tech blog)
- Powerup Smartphone-Controlled Paper Airplane — boggle. You know the future is here when you realise you're on the Internet of Trivial Things.
- clmtrackr (Github) — real-time face recognition, deformation, and substitution in Javascript. Boggle.
- Nine Wearables (Quartz) — a roundup of Glass-inspired wearables, including projecting onto contact lenses which wins today's "most squicky idea" award.
Four short links: 23 December 2013
Lightweight Flying Robot, Autonomous Weapons, Scientific Irony, and Insecurity of Password Management Extensions
- DelFly Explorer — 20 grams, 9 minutes of autonomous flight, via barometer and new stereo vision system. (via Wayne Radinsky)
- Banning Autonomous Killing Machines (Tech Republic) — While no autonomous weapons have been built yet, it's not a theoretical concern, either. Late last year, the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) released its policy around how autonomous weapons should be used if they were to be deployed in the battlefield. The policy limits how they should operate, but definitely doesn't ban them. (via Slashdot)
- Scientific Data Lost at Alarming Rate — says scientific paper PUBLISHED BEHIND A PAYWALL.
- Security of Browser Extension Password Managers (PDF) — This research shows that the examined password managers made design decisions that greatly increase the chance of users unknowingly exposing their passwords through application-level flaws. Many of the flaws relate to the browser-integrated password managers that don't follow the same-origin policy that is crucial to browser security. In the case of password managers, this means that passwords could be filled into unintended credential forms, making password theft easier.
Four short links: 3 December 2013
- SAMOA — Yahoo!'s distributed streaming machine learning (ML) framework that contains a programming abstraction for distributed streaming ML algorithms. (via Introducing SAMOA)
- madlib — an open-source library for scalable in-database analytics. It provides data-parallel implementations of mathematical, statistical and machine-learning methods for structured and unstructured data.
- Data Portraits: Connecting People of Opposing Views — Yahoo! Labs research to break the filter bubble. Connect people who disagree on issue X (e.g., abortion) but who agree on issue Y (e.g., Latin American interventionism), and present the differences and similarities visually (they used wordclouds). Our results suggest that organic visualisation may revert the negative effects of providing potentially sensitive content. (via MIT Technology Review)
- Disguise Detection — using Raspberry Pi, Arduino, and Python.
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Email Triage, Pulse Detection, Big Building Data, and Raspberryduino Ardpi
- Triage — iPhone app to quickly triage your email in your downtime. See also the backstory. Awesome UI.
- Webcam Pulse Detector — I was wondering how long it would take someone to do the Eulerian video magnification in real code. Now I'm wondering how long it will take the patent-inspired takedown…
- How Microsoft Quietly Built the City of the Future — The team now collects 500 million data transactions every 24 hours, and the smart buildings software presents engineers with prioritized lists of misbehaving equipment. Algorithms can balance out the cost of a fix in terms of money and energy being wasted with other factors such as how much impact fixing it will have on employees who work in that building. Because of that kind of analysis, a lower-cost problem in a research lab with critical operations may rank higher priority-wise than a higher-cost fix that directly affects few. Almost half of the issues the system identifies can be corrected in under a minute, Smith says.
- UDOO (Kickstarter) — mini PC that could run either Android or Linux, with an Arduino-compatible board embedded. Like faster Raspberry Pi but with Arduino Due-compatible I/O.
Four short links: 28 January 2013
Informed Citizenry, TCP Chaos Monkey, Photographic Forensics, Medical Trial Data
- Aaron's Army — powerful words from Carl Malamud. Aaron was part of an army of citizens that believes democracy only works when the citizenry are informed, when we know about our rights—and our obligations. An army that believes we must make justice and knowledge available to all—not just the well born or those that have grabbed the reigns of power—so that we may govern ourselves more wisely.
- Vaurien the Chaos TCP Monkey — a project at Netflix to enhance the infrastructure tolerance. The Chaos Monkey will randomly shut down some servers or block some network connections, and the system is supposed to survive to these events. It's a way to verify the high availability and tolerance of the system. (via Pete Warden)
- Foto Forensics — tool which uses image processing algorithms to help you identify doctoring in images. The creator's deconstruction of Victoria's Secret catalogue model photos is impressive. (via Nelson Minar)
- All Trials Registered — Ben Goldacre steps up his campaign to ensure trial data is reported and used accurately. I'm astonished that there are people who would withhold data, obfuscate results, or opt out of the system entirely, let alone that those people would vigorously assert that they are, in fact, professional scientists.
Four short links: 15 November 2012
Video Effects, Old School, Data Set, and Games Numbers
- Atkinson Dithering in Real Time — a Processing app that renders what the video camera sees, as though it were an original Mac black and white image.
- Patching Binaries — a patch for a crashing bug during import of account transactions or when changing a payee of a downloaded transaction in Microsoft Money Sunset Deluxe. Written with no source, simply by debugging the executable as it shipped for XP.
- Book Crossing Dataset — Contains 278,858 users (anonymized but with demographic information) providing 1,149,780 ratings (explicit / implicit) about 271,379 books.
- Network Games Market Update (Cartagena Capital) — The myth that players use mobile only 'on the go' has been shattered. Smartphones and tablets are now mainstream gaming platforms in their own right and a significant proportion of players play in stationary use case scenarios. Stats abound, including 38% of tablet gamers play more than five hours per week compared to 20% of mobile phone gamer.


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Book your room at Abamar Hotel
4-star hotel near the beach
Offering direct access to the beach, this Santa Margherita di Pula hotel is connected to the airport and within 9 mi (15 km) of Chia Golf Sporting Club, Baia Chia Beach, and Tuerredda Beach. Archaeological Area of Nora is 7.6 mi (12.2 km) away.
Hotel Features
At Abamar Hotel, spend the day on the private white sand beach where you can enjoy kayaking. Then return for a meal at one of the hotel's 2 restaurants.
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All 80 rooms offer balconies, minibars, and LCD TVs with digital channels. Other amenities available to guests include room service, hair dryers, and showers.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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Feel the sun on your face and the sand in your toes on the private white sand beach. Lie back and work on your tan with relaxing beach amenities like umbrellas and sun loungers. After a day at the beach, enjoy amenities at Abamar Hotel like a children's club, a children's pool, and an outdoor tennis court.
Dining is available at one of the hotel's 2 restaurants. The property also offers a snack bar/deli. Guests can unwind with a drink at one of the hotel's bars, which include a beach bar, a poolside bar, and a bar/lounge. High-speed wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary. This Beaux Arts hotel also offers a rooftop terrace and a garden. Limited complimentary onsite parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis.
- 24-hour front desk
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Total number of rooms - 80
- Number of floors - 5
- Babysitting or childcare
- Bar/lounge
- Coffee/tea in lobby
- Concierge services
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Express check-in
- Express check-out
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free WiFi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Rooftop terrace
- One meeting room
- Children's club
- Hair salon
- Garden
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- Limo or Town Car service available
- Multilingual staff
- Parking (limited spaces)
- Beach bar
- Poolside bar
- Porter/bellhop
- Luggage storage
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Outdoor tennis court
- Snack bar/deli
- Conference space size (meters) - 9
- Tennis on site
- Year Built 1970
- Area shuttle (surcharge)
- Number of restaurants - 2
- Conference space size (feet) - 100
- Free train station pickup
- Direct access to private beach
- Beach umbrellas
- Beach sun loungers
- Private beach nearby
- Free self parking
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Children's pool
- Television in lobby
- Use of nearby fitness center (discount)
- Wedding services
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Children's pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Outdoor tennis court
- Snack bar/deli
- Laundry facilities
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Free self parking, Parking (limited spaces)
Room Amenities
- Balcony
- Phone
- Minibar
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Bidet
- Shower only
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Desk
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Digital TV service
- Air conditioning
- Room service (limited hours)
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
Where to Eat
Bell Vedere - This restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. A children's menu is available.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include an outdoor tennis court and a children's pool.
Children under 12 years old are not allowed in the swimming pool without adult supervision.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
- Golf lessons available nearby
- Snorkeling nearby
- Aerobics on site
- Kayaking on site
- Scooter/moped rentals on site
- Scuba diving nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible path of travel
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 4 PM
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 1.00 per person, per night. This tax does not apply to children under 11 years of age.
- All citizens of Italy will be charged the national value-added tax
- Resort fee
- Airport shuttle fee: EUR 70 per person (one way)
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Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 999.99, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation. This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. A resort fee is included in the total price displayed. Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.


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This is a beautiful ornamental dwarf species(about 4 feet high) of banana, suited to be grown in a large pot (5 gallon). Produces a bunch of awsome pink bananas. Show stopper. Seeds may take up to a month to sprout but usually sprout easily if soil is kept moist and warm.
If anyone would like to try some I am interested in trading for vegetable seeds that are suitable for warm and moist climate. Would especially like to get vine peach seed (Cucumis melo)
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This was our first stay at a Hampton. We enjoyed the loving & caring way they took care of our every need. It was the BEST experience we have ever had with a hotel. Only one word can describe it ' GREAT, GREAT & GREAT'. Thank you so much !!!!!
For its age this hotel is well worn. Needs updating .
The hotel was great. Three Star. not sure about that, but a great hotel. I loved being so close to the interstate, easy access to shopping, great food and entertainment and just minutes from downtown Memphis, yet in a very safe and secluded area
I didn't like being awaken by the the staff at 8:38 on a Saturday morning. . . room service. Are you kidding me? I was trying to sleep, but already had been awakened by the cleaning staff coming up and down the elevator and talking loudly.
The room was spacious and clean and had all the amenities needed. The staff was friendly and the breakfast was wonderful. Thank you for the no smoking.
That the front desk called to check to see if we were settled ok.
Dirty pillow cases, dirty & stained bedspread, stained & hair filled towels, filthy carpet. Old food & drink for 'breakfast' so old that my daughter threw up immediately after drinking the month old juice. I asked if the manager could call me, NOPE!
Friendly staff, clean room, great water pressure in the shower, pool, laundry room, close to airport, short drive to Graceland & Downtown. Very affordable.
I liked the fact that everyone that was at the front desk was very nice and helpful especially Monica she helped me out a lot when I first arrived there but I will be back soon me and my boyfriend really loved the room we had... We enjoyed the environment and etc just wonderful
The only thing I didn't like is when there was no water working Saturday...
Was very clean and the bed was comfortable.
Cleaning staff skipped our room 1 day and left our door open slightly. Nothing was taken, but we did not appreciate the door being open.
We always like a bathroom fan and this one had a good one. Shower was nice with bowed shower rod.
Breakfast was 'cheap'...in fact, other than coffee we skipped it. Room was a bit crowded but 'adequate'. Bathroom had soap but no shampoo.
The service and the room
The indoor pool was cold and the hot tub wasn't working and it was cold also
The staff was amazing!!!
The breakfast wasn't much but there again they had coffee so we were good!! :)
The room was large, clean and comfortable. The staff was friendly I would stay here again and recommend this hotel to friends and family if they were going to Memphis.
I don't have any complaints.
It was close to the highway
sheets were stained and the bedroom suite didn't have it's own room and only one TV in the entire unit
Rooms have been updated and are very clean.
No cinnamon rolls as advertised!! The employee that was responsible for breakfast didn't show so no waffles either and the lady behind the desk said she didn't know how to mix them. No outside sign for the hotel so I had to guess where to turn.
Comfortable beds. Clean,quiet room. Close to multiple eating choices.
Didnt like it at all
I didn't like it at all
Run down building, pro filthy, not open, exercise room poor, no locking outside door, Dior locks rickety, generally poor condition.
Clean, comfortable, pleasant staff, good breakfast.
Note: Google navigation says the entrance to the property is on the north side, but entrance is actually on the south side. This is Google's fault, not Drury Inn's fault.
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After going quite a few miles, Dylan and I decided to ask some wonderful people in Hustontown, PA if we could put up a tent in their yard before it rained. "Yinz can go anywhere that's mowed... we own it." Thank you June and Dean!
Canada here we come
"Thank you co pilot Nicola and air stewardess Kathy. Feeding us and keeping us content" Sarah pilot driving "I didn't know which gas to put in so I chose the cheapest one" Nicola at Sheets gas station "They see me Rollin'" Sarah naming the song wrongly. Hilarious gangster "I stop or slow down and hit the deer slow" Nicola driving in the national forest and rain after seeing a baby ...