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Figure 1. sales photo of the board game TROUBLE, which I played the heck out of when I like six years old, over a white void in the matrix or whatever. The box faces us in single point perspective in the top left and the game itself in red, green, yellow, and blue at a jaunty angle as if on a table in front of usthe entire premise of the game is that you can push on a clear plastic bubble in the middle to make a die role insidepop ° matic®Instrucciones del juego ingles y espasolTROUBLEBump others back in this Race-Ahead Game...But don't get caught or you're in Trouble!TROUBLETROVOURFeaturesPop-o-matic Dice RollerJust press the bubble and yournumber's up!Famity5+|25-35 | PLAYERSA WARNING:CHOKING HAZARO ThiS tY3800TROUGLE.
Figure 1. A map of San Francisco, California. The path of a one and a half mile (two and a half kilometer) walk is indicated. About 3000 steps and 79 feet (24 meters) elevation over one hour, (half an hour moving).
It would be nice a la “smoking or non?" at restaurants if I could make a reservation for outdoor dining and not arrive to find “outdoor” to be four walls of clear vinyl and propane
Kinda worry that sonos is never going to re-add direct stream urls to their first party apps or even fix the players to load the ones that are already there, and that think the fix is going to be a DIY sonos service app and not entire DIY controllers, which, unfortunately, seems to be the bias
they are, otherwise, goldilocks pieces of hardware for my specific preferences, so broader alternatives are not interesting
Figure 1. A map of San Francisco, California. The path of a one and a quarter mile (two kilometer) walk is indicated. About 2600 steps and 72 feet (22 meters) elevation over half an hour.
Figure 1. screenshot crop of a mapped walk in Strava detailing that I walked p much every path in the south-west corner of City College this morning, which means lots of doubling back, looping, taking each meandering path back to the same spot, each set of stairs on all sides of and round buildings, in the fog.
Figure 1. A map of San Francisco, California. The path of a four mile (six and a half kilometer) walk is indicated. About 8100 steps and 397 feet (121 meters) elevation over one and a quarter hours, (one hour moving).
City College has so many damned pathways that it’s going to take a bunch of tedious human pen-plotter meanders that I’m going to consider it its own thing, like I did w/ Laguna Honda which I already walked but Strava paused as I put my phone back in my pocket from the top of the trailhead so I gotta go do again at some point.
Bonus, I can start from Balboa Park BART for a while now.
Figure 2. A map of San Francisco, Balboa Park BART along the center-bottom, Glen Park BART in the top right corner, 280 bisecting along the two, and the entirety of Sunnyside’s streets (and most alleys) marked with a purple trail. I’ve also decided to walk the front paths of City College rather than loop down to Ocean Ave to square off the ‘hood because it was prettier.
Figure 1. A map of San Francisco, California. The path of a four and a quarter mile (seven kilometer) walk is indicated. About 8700 steps and 446 feet (136 meters) elevation over one hour.
