For reference sprinters like Mark Cavendish often reach speeds of 70 to 80kph (43mph to 49mph) in the final 200 metres of a road race.
http://www.stuff.tv/features/tour-de-france-contender-mark-c...
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For reference sprinters like Mark Cavendish often reach speeds of 70 to 80kph (43mph to 49mph) in the final 200 metres of a road race.
http://www.stuff.tv/features/tour-de-france-contender-mark-c...
Hemmingway does some of what your talking about like identifying adverbs, use of passive voice and rating the reading level needed to understand what has been written: http://www.hemingwayapp.com/
I use www.PyxelEdit.com which allows you to edit levels/tiles visually and then export the tileset and an xml file with tile locations. It also supports multiple layers so you can have a layer that is for art but then another layer that isn't visible that you can use for spawn points/interactions etc.
My Subaru has it to, I'm so surprised it hasn't caught on for how useful it is.
Prototype of a site to search across twitter and instagram: http://much.ly