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To devotees of the medium like us, cinema has an unparalleled ability to give form and shape to previously unimagined worlds. But not all unimagined worlds are unreal, an infinite number, in fact, lurk all around us: the astounding personal history of a passerby; the human cost that the news headline crawling across our TV screen cannot capture; the treasure and trash and unclaimed bodies buried beneath our local shopping mall. But despite the unbelievable wealth of material available for it to mine, the documentary format (and we've been guilty of this too) has historically often been sweepingly generalized as narrative film's less glamorous, workhorse sister.
Worthy? No doubt. Well-intentioned? Invariably. But the genre can be viewed as being as much fun as being forced to finish your vegetables. Recently, however, with the dawning realization that there is an audience for innovative, groundbreaking documentary work, and that the form itself has created its own superstars (filmmakers from Michael Moore and Errol Morris to Werner Herzog and Alex Gibney), more and better examples seem to be making their way monthly into theaters, even onto the smaller screens of your local multiplex.
And so we come to 2013. Was it a banner year for documentary features? We can't say for sure, but we have certainly been utterly spoiled for choice when it has come to compiling a list of our favorites. In fact the wealth of high-quality and high-profile docs this year is such that really our chief issue has been that it's been tough to keep abreast. Which means that pretty much every entry on the list is there because someone has really, really thrown down for it (and there are a few ongoing rankles over those that missed the cut). We are not documentary specialists, but the genre tells stories that are every bit as compelling, skillful an beautiful, as their higher-budgeted fiction counterparts. Here are the 15 documentaries released stateside this year that have allowed us access to unknown worlds, and made them all the more incredible for being real.
15. "A Band Called Death"
The story of one of the first proto-punk bands, Death, is one of the warmest and most heartfelt docs of the year, wrapping up themes of family, spirituality, and a tribute to vinyl in a neat rock doc package. Death, a group made up of four Detroit brothers, rocked the suburbs with a uniquely heavy funk rock sound for a time in the 1970s. Brother David was the visionary and pioneer of the group, giving the band its unique name and refusing to budge on record company pressures to change. The band broke up and the brothers drifted apart, and at the time of David's death from cancer in 2000, their groundbreaking records were lost in an attic. Cut to a decade later, Death's record has become a cult and coveted piece of vinyl, chased down all over the country by enterprising collectors, catching the ears even of David's punk rocker nephews, who are completely unaware of their father and uncles' involvement. This sets off a delightful family journey of music, fellowship, and an ability to finally mourn and understand their brother and uncle. It's a great doc for music lovers, but the music (and it's fantastic) is really just the showcase for the story of family and faith that shines through.
14. "Oxyana"
After the local mining industry has closed down and left the local economy in a state of desperation, a new line of work has emerged in Oceana, West Virginia—the drug trade. A stark documentary set in an Appalachian community, the doc derives its title from the nickname the locals have given their town ("Oxyana"), after an Oxycontin epidemic has ravaged their tiny hamlet and made every resident a potential addict. Documentarian Sean Dunne came to our attention back in 2008 at the Independent Film Festival of Boston where his LP-obsessives documentary "The Archive" screened. The doc made an impression and later went on to be Emmy nominated. He's since directed the short Insane Clown Posse Juggalos documentary "American Juggalo" and "Oxyana" is his feature-length documentary debut. Bleak, unflinching and often difficult to watch, "Oxyana" is a transfixing portrait of a community in crisis. Featuring a haunting, dilapidated score by members of Deer Tick, "Oxyana" doesn't editorialize outside of some key moments of music, instead eschewing drama to tell raw-nerved stories of addiction and struggle via the townsfolk themselves. Little rays of hope shine into Oceana, but Dunne's rendering of this devastated town is hopefully a cautionary tale for anyone even thinking about going down the road of hard drugs.
13. "Blackfish"
Maybe the most brilliant aspect of "Blackfish," easily one of the best and most gripping nature documentaries in recent years, is how it's structured like a murder mystery. In this case: the 2010 death of Dawn Brancheau, a 40-year-old SeaWorld trainer who was drowned during a performance with killer whale Tilikum. From there, filmmaker Gabriela Cowperthwaite, spurred by her own feelings that something about Dawn's death was fundamentally wrong, investigates Tilikum's murderous history (this was actually the third person Tilikum had killed), the cruelty that the whale faced at SeaWorld and other parks, and the operational practices that allowed for an accident like this to happen. The whole movie is cloaked in tragedy, and it says something that SeaWorld has been violently fighting back against it ever since. (If there was no validity to the documentary, the park would probably just ignore it.) Some of the most haunting moments of 2013 occurred within "Blackfish": the description of SeaWorld handlers separating a young orca from its mother (the mother produced sounds that had never been heard in science before; they later found out it was some kind of long-range distress call); the scientific evidence that there is a part of the brain that orcas have that humans don't that allows for a more deeply felt emotional sensitivity; and the first-hand accounts of SeaWorld trainers about the lax security protocols and haphazard training that they would receive before being thrust into a tiny tank with one of evolution's most streamlined killing machines. If you've ever thought about visiting a SeaWorld park, "Blackfish" will cause you to think again.
readers | July 27, 2014 8:28 PM
Documentary Addict has a list of 2013. Set them up in a playlist and just sit back!
zack | February 3, 2014 7:01 AM
if you watched The Square you will see how its shallow and just profit making documentary not to mention the editing the directing are horrible, that way it cant nominated for best in its category, IMO the entire situation needs time to settle and to be heard from both sides
the Tourist | January 2, 2014 11:23 PM
A Band Called Death was a 2012 documentary, but an amazing one at that
ska-triumph | December 17, 2013 11:36 PM
If anyone doesn't have this top 5 in their top 5 - minus TRIALS OF ALI over LET THE FIRE BURN - then they didn't watch them. Period. Sorry but really I'm not.
Personally LEVIATHAN would be number 6 for me. I can't get the images, let alone the stories, out of my mind.
JOe | December 14, 2013 1:08 PM
Book of Manning?
Chris | December 14, 2013 3:16 AM
I guess Is the Man Who Is Tall is not considered at documentary.
Steve | December 12, 2013 12:58 PM
No mention of The Crash Reel?
Harmonov | December 12, 2013 10:20 AM
This has been an exceptional year for docs, so putting this list together had to be hard. I would certainly have put The Square near the top of my list. I am very glad to see The Punk Singer repped here. I thought it was a really incredible portrait of Kathleen Hanna. This is a solid list, though. Well played, Playlist.
Tcup | December 11, 2013 7:12 PM
This is the list I suppose, great for everything it includes, but did anyone else just think Room 237 was really really tedious and stupid?
MATTHEW DAVID WILDER | December 11, 2013 5:25 PM
LEVIATHAN, WE STEAL SECRETS and PERVERT'S GUIDE should have been way at the top. The condescending reference to recent Wiseman--which is as good as his very best--is not appreciated.
Film Fan | December 11, 2013 5:12 PM
It is very strange that THE SQUARE did not even make top 15 and yet it won the 29th IDA Documentary Film Awards beating 'stories we tell' and 'act of killing' It also won the audience award at both Toronto and Sundance. I've never seen a doc like it. It plays like a feature film thriller as supposed to a documentary. Oh well i guess this article is just an opinion anyways as is mine.


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Humans Evolving: A story of adaptation
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Leslea Hlusko is Associate Professor of Integrative Biology at the University of California Berkeley. Her many research projects include the curatorial rescue of Mary Leakey's excavated fossils at Olduvai Gorge. She is a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science and the 2014 recipient of the American Cultures Program Innovative Teaching Award. She is a research associate with the Kenyan National Museums and the Cleveland Museum of Natural History.
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The Full Run: Mark Waid's Flash (Part 4)
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As we reach the finish line, it gets REALLY convoluted.
Morrison and Millar take over for Mark Waid for a year, and Wally West grows a goatee.
Continuing Max's rundown of the entire Mark Waid run on The Flash as Brian Augustyn hops on and the crossovers don't stop.
The Full Run covers 25 more issues from Mark Waid's classic Flash run, including the epic "Terminal Velocity" and more.
Maxwell Yezpitelok reviews "Flash: Born to Run" and the original "Return of Barry Allen" (you know, the good one) plus more, in the first part of Mark Waid's Flash.
The following article was written by Alejandro Jodorowsky (legendary director of El Topo and The Holy Mountain , among others) way back in 1968 for the now defunct Spanish science-fiction magazine Nueva Dimensión .
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Writer: George McManus Artists: George McManus, Zeke Zekley (backgrounds) Publisher: IDW, The Library of American Comics There's something really special about the newspaper strips of the early 20 th century, back when even the crappiest comic in the page had a lavish, detailed quality to it.
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Michaela Jedinak talks to The NextWomen about how she is building a business by following her passion and challenging traditional fashion rules. Her first little red dress collection was described as "a cut above the rest" by The Times London, and the concept as a "Eureka moment" by The Telegraph's senior fashion editor Lisa Armstrong.
I am the co- founder of two fashion businesses, Joy of Clothes, your online personal stylist, and my own label, Michaela Jedinak London. My target audience is leading business women who need power dresses to rely on from desk to dinner. Dresses that make them feel confident and comfortable, and reinforce their performance, rather than distract from it or feed on any body insecurities.
I am a stylist and fashion designer whose mission is to empower women to dress for success, so they can stop playing the daily guessing game of "does that look good on me?" and focus on their work and their day-to-day life. I believe every woman is different in her build and many body features and has her own personal 'Style DNA', and therefore needs individual, personalised advice on how to create an attractive visual balance.
I have always been passionate about giving women the relevant advice and the tools to dress themselves in the best way, as well as how to dress in their own signature style, rather than being a bad copy of someone else.
I have had a unique range of experiences working in the fashion, media and design industries in London, New York, Milan and Prague, and while working in Milan, I developed a love for Italian women's style. They naturally know how to effortlessly look their best and create their own signature looks. An Italian woman would never copy another woman's look from top to toe.
But it was only when I started working for Grey Interactive in London that things began to fall into place, and I recognised the potential for online media to empower women and dramatically improve the clothes shopping experience.
At the same time, I realised that with an increasingly overwhelming choice of clothes, designers and stores, finding the clothes that suit you can be more stressful than joyful. There are a lot of mixed messages and information out there that focusses on shopping for the latest trend or newest designer, rather than on how to make a woman look her best.
I was also inspired by Coco Chanel:
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After many years as a personal stylist, my husband and I launched Joy of Clothes, your personal stylist online. Now, with the help of my website and our interactive tools, I can bring my knowledge, skills and experience to a much wider audience, and empower women everywhere with the expert know-how they require, to dress with complete confidence for every occasion. Joy of Clothes will make it easier to analyse current and upcoming fashion trends by eliminating the ones that simply don't work for you. We now have a fast growing worldwide audience with over 70,000 visitors a month, and over 28,000 visitors who have created and shared looks on Style Me.
Last year we thought it was time to launch our own label, Michaela Jedinak London.
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The concept challenges traditional fashion rules, as most designers only design for one idealised body shape. The dresses are from size 6-16. It has nothing to do with plus sizes, although people often confuse size with shape, and fit with suitability. We are targeting women business leaders.
The fact is, a retailer can't be everything to every woman. Retailers design for their idealised customers, as designers design for their muse of the moment. That means every designer and retailer has a different sizing system.
I am passionate about providing the right fit, so women look good and feel confident. I designed a range of crafted dresses to flatter every woman's figure. Each dress features the 'Front Slash', interpreted differently for each body shape, to create perfect visual balance. My dresses are made of with luxurious, high quality Italian wool - which has the WOOLTRADE MARK - with elastane for comfort and with lining to support a perfect fit. All dresses are made with highest craftsmanship and are MADE IN THE UK.
I chose red for my first collection, as when a woman feels confident she will wear red, and it is one of the most versatile colours that can be worn to any occasion, event and season.
It is a red that is as modern as it is elegant, and will be always a timeless colour choice.
My dresses are sophisticated, timeless and current, and allow each wearer the opportunity to add their own style personality by combining it with different accessories. They also provide an alternative to suits.
Following the success of the red dresses, we launched our dresses in black. We will be offering more colours in 2014, as well as offering a new technology where women can see which dress style and size best suits their body shape. I am also currently working on my second collection, which I hope to launch in March 2014. We only began trading in June 2013, but have received a great response from customers and press so far. I am involved in many networking events and workshops, to showcase my design concept and quality, and to turn every single customer into an ambassador of our brand. We feel this is the best way forward in growing and building our brand Michaela Jedinak London.
Starting a business is always tough, but starting a new business with a new concept can be even more challenging, since you have more doubters than believers.
When you start out - especially with a new idea and concept - failures, rejection and loneliness are part of the package.
What helped me was reading inspirational books by entrepreneurs who changed the world with their ideas. It gave me the comfort and belief I needed to keep pursuing my dreams. A life lesson learned was that all your relationships change for better or for worse. So, I was ruthless about eliminating any negativity out of my life, because a negative mind can't give a positive life! You have to learn fast how to keep the noise out and to only listen to what matters. Creating something new simply needs time to come together – it is the nature of doing things differently. When plan A doesn't work, there are 25 more letters in the alphabet - so stay calm and keep going!
Another valuable lesson I learned is that you can't satisfy everyone, or make every woman believe in your brand. But this is ok, since it is kind of obvious that you can't be everything to every single customer, which means as well that a customer can't expect me to satisfy their every single need and niche. So, it kind of works both ways.
At the end of the day, what counts is that you build on your strengths and achievements, rather than always focusing on missed opportunities or things that didn't work out.
As a startup, you can't do everything at the same time, so at the end what should matter is that you did your best at the time and gave it your best shot.
Business plans are important, but then we should not forget that business plans are always reflecting best scenarios, without being interfered with by real life, where things happen that you did not expect, situations occur that you need to address, and time is spent on getting things right or back on track.
You can't foresee every single life situation. You can only prepare yourself as well as you can, and then hope for the best. The way I see it, as long you are making progress you are on the right track, and that can be considered a "Success". One of the most inspirational quotes that keeps me going and pushing when times are challenging is from Henry Ford:
"You can never quit. Quitters never win and winners never quit."
So, keep dreaming, keep believing and keep aiming high!
I know that, as a retailer, I can't be everything to every woman, but I like to provide a choice other than traditional retailers and designers.
Michaela Jedinak is a fashion
designer and personal stylist. She is the co-founder of leading style website
Joy of Clothes, and has recently
launched her own dress collection at www.michaelajedinak.com.
In 2012, Michaela also published her first ebook, 'STYLE ME, Your Personal
Stylist.' Michaela is passionate about finding the perfect fit and style for a
women's shape. She wants to empower women to wear a dress that makes them look
and feel good, bringing a smile to their face every time they wear it.
Michaela lives in London with David Lethbridge, her husband and business partner, and Barnaby, their chocolate Labrador and best friend. She is a great animal lover and supporter of animal causes, including the preservation of our remaining wildlife.
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We had our first family holiday (2 Adults and 2 Children 2yrs) here and it was amazing. We stayed in one of the villas and it was all we could of asked for and more; modern, clean and safe. All the staff were friendly and always willing to help. Great Pool area and we had breakfast there one day which was very nice (only continental breakfast). Information that may help: A very handy bus stop across the road from hotel. We caught the bus from there every day to Sorrento. Train station and supermarket 5min walk away. Only one con, the free Wifi is only in public areas. Overall a great family resort, which we will visit again and great base to explore Sorrento.
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This resort was amazing value for money especially for a family. Lots of green grass space and fantastic pool area. 5 mins walk to train station and bus stop just across the road. Easy access to Sorrento, pompei, positano, capri we did it all in a week. Friendly and helpful staff, overall a great experience I would also highly recommend the restaurant next door the food and service was great!
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Esperidi Resort Village, simply put, is an absolutely fantastic place to stay. The staff were very welcoming upon our arrival and were very helpful informing us about local services and transport etc. The site itself is stunning. There are plenty of small green areas of grass as well as a multitude of palm and citrus trees, which really gives the place a beautiful, peaceful and natural feel. The accommodation buildings are all very presentable and are not "squeezed together", so you have plenty of private space. The pool is a very good size and offers plenty of sun loungers in the sun, and also plenty of seating in a shaded canopy area. There's a poolside bar where you can get snacks and drinks if needed. During July and August the pool stays open til 7pm, but it closed at 6pm whilst we were there in June. During June it was very relaxing - great for soaking up some sun and reading your book! We stayed in a self-catering apartment which was truly lovely. There's a very comfortable lounge area with a small TV, a serviceable kitchenette, a shower room and separate bedroom. The kitchen wasn't quite the easiest to cook in because the gas hob was either off, 90% on or 100% on, so pasta wanted to boil over all the time. The oven/grill was also quite small but served our purposes perfectly for holiday cooking. We thought the mattress was quite hard but I guess this is personal taste. The rooms were blissfully air conditioned - perfect for summer! The location of the resort is great too. Just a 5 minute walk from the local supermarket and train station to get to Sorrento/Napoli etc. If you want to walk to Sorrento it will take ~25 minutes. Also, there's a beach just 5 minutes walk away but we didn't think it was great and it was expensive (unless you want to sit on concrete all day). If you have the patience, the beach at Positano is MUCH better and is very cheap to get to on the bus (tickets can be bought from Bar Jolly near the train station). The trains to Pompeii and Herculaneum are very cheap and are the best way to get there if you aren't fussed about a guided tour. If we ever come back to the Sorrento area we would stay here again without a seconds thought!
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We' re really glad to have spent 8 days at Esperidi Resort. Its location is fairly convenient for tourists who don't mind walking 15 minutes to the beach. The railway station and supermarkets are even nearer. The hotel swimming-pool is well-equipped and free, the limoncello gardens are peaceful and beautiful. As for the accommodation, ours was a self-catering apartment which proved to be spacious, clean and tidy. Perhaps, it lacked in some useful kitchen things: a table-cloth, a chopping board, a tin-opener etc. But on the whole, the impression was very pleasant. The staff was well-trained and respectful.We'd like to single out the receptionist Sylvie Malis. In fact, she was something special. That smart, friendly, open-hearted girl managed to settle all our problems very efficiently and in no time. Besides, her advanced knowledge of English made our communication still more enjoyable. We hope to visit this wonderful place some day again. Ekaterina and Andrey, teachers from Moscow, Russia.
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"Beautiful location, walking distance to railway"
We stayed there in May this year for 6 days. It is about 15 minutes walk easy walk from Sant Angello railway station which connects you with Naples, Pompey and Sorrento. As mentioned a beautiful location in an old lemon and orange orchard. Rooms are very adequate, we had cooking facilities, not sure if all rooms do. The bathroom was small but they all are in Italy. The lady we met on arriving could not have been more helpful. She gave us many tips on finding our way around.The pool is fabulous, we had it all to ourselves to do the morning laps before picking a few lemons to help with the liver cleansing. While there do yourself a favour and catch the local bus from Sorrento railway station to Nerano Beach, one of the few free beaches.
Rod D
''Beautiful settings in a lovely location''
The Esperidi Resort is a fantastic place to relax and enjoy the natural surroundings made of typical Mediterranean flora. The smell of orange flowers is inspiring, the taste of the fruit is even better. The position of the resort is great, far enough from the noisier Sorrento, but very close to its amenities and facilities. A truly naturally beautiful place with an outstanding staff that will do anything to make your stay comfortable and relaxing. Bellissimo!
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Villa Andreina - Villa privata Esperidi Resort
All'interno dell'Esperidi Resort vi è la possibilità di fittare una villa privata da 6 posti letto, Villa Andreina, la quale risulta completamente indipendente ma allo stesso tempo gli ospiti possono beneficiare di tutti i servizi del Resort di Sorrento
La villa è composta da 3 camere da letto doppie, due bagni con doccia, un soggiorno ed una cucina abitabile completamente attrezzata.
All'esterno vi è un patio, uno spazioso giardino attrezzato con salotto da esterni, tavolo e sedie, oltre che una lavanderia attrezzata.
Ogni ambiente è dotato di aria climatizzata autonoma ( calda e fredda ), televisore satellitare e cassetta di sicurezza.
I bagni sono forniti di wc, bidet, doccia, phon, specchio di ingrandimento, accappatoio e ciabatte.
Viene fornita la biancheria da letto e da bagno con cambio settimanale.
La pulizia della villa è settimanale. Su richiesta pulizia giornaliera (a pagamento)
Per gli ospiti con bambini sono disponibili sia la culla che il seggiolone.
Il parcheggio è all'interno del resort.
La villa è coperta da connessione wi-fi gratuita
Gli ospiti della villa privata a Sorrento possono accedere al ristorante, bar e piscina dell'Esperidi Resort.
Complesso turistico di design a Sorrento, l'Esperidi Resort è stato recentemente ristrutturato con arredamenti moderni e di design, ideali per trascorrere piacevoli vacanze in un Resort a Sorrento. Vicino al mare (250 mt) e al centro di Sorrento (1 km), è la base ideale per scoprire la penisola Sorrentina e la Costiera Amalfitana.
In un parco di 30000 mq gli ospiti condividono spazi e servizi di un hotel 4 stelle tra piscina, ristorante e lounge club e scelgono la sistemazione più vicina al proprio stile: dalle junior suite agli appartamenti ai bungalow...


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Davis Bay on the beautiful Sunshine Coast of British Columbia. Aboriginal people fishing for crabs and sole. This is a destination area for tourists and fishers. Many species of fish including salmon and lingcod. Lots of starfish, clams and oysters. Seals, otters and sea birds including bald eagles are often seen here.
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Beautiful rocky beach in Sechelt BC on the Sunshine Coast
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The capital of Canada is Ottawa, in the province of Ontario. There are offically ten provinces and three territories in Canada, which is the second largest country in the world in terms of land area.
While politically and legally an independant nation, the titular head of state for Canada is still Queen Elizabeth.
On the east end of Canada, you have Montreal as the bastion of activity. Montreal is famous for two things, VICE magazine and the Montreal Jazz Festival. One is the bible of hipster life (disposable, of course) and the other is a world-famous event that draws more than two million people every summer. Quebec is a French speaking province that has almost seceded from Canada on several occasions, by the way..
When you think of Canada, you think of . . . snow, right?
But not on the West Coast. In Vancouver, it rains. And you'll find more of the population speaking Mandarin than French (but also Punjabi, Tagalog, Korean, Farsi, German, and much more).
Like the other big cities in Canada, Vancouver is vividly multicultural and Vancouverites are very, very serious about their coffee.
Your standard Vancouverite can be found attired head-to-toe in Lululemon gear, mainlining Cafe Artigiano Americanos (spot the irony for ten points).
But here's a Vancouver secret only the coolest kids know: the best sandwiches in the city aren't found downtown. Actually, they're hidden in Edgemont Village at the foot of Grouse Mountain on the North Shore.
"It's actually worth coming to Canada for these sandwiches alone." -- Michelle Superle, Vancouver
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Redmond based developer Zipper Interactive has announced details for their upcoming MAG patch. With plenty of new additions, Zipper is calling the patch worthy of 2.0 status.
Zipper's Senior Community manager Jeremy Dunham made a statement on the official MAG blog stating how beta testing has improved the game.
"All the feedback and suggestions you've made from countless hours spent playing our new MAG Beta program will pay off in the retail version of MAG in a very big way," Dunham said.
"We're calling it MAG 2.0 for a reason and it's because of the sheer number of fantastic new additions."
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- A brand new economy system that lets you earn credits to spend on weapons and items at the new "Supply Depot"
- "Clan Deploy" feature that enables clan leaders and officers to queue up to 128 of their fellow clan members into a single game
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- Important bug fixes and other enhancements that streamline the overall experience
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Governor Corzine Announces Economic Growth Strategy
NEWARK, Sep 7 2006
"Technological innovation is key to the State's success," said New Jersey Governor Corzine at NJIT today. Corzine outlined his economic growth strategy for New Jersey before a capacity audience in the Campus Center Atrium that included leading members of the Governor's cabinet and senior staff, Newark Mayor Cory Booker, State legislators, corporate CEO's, chamber of commerce and trade organization executives, labor union leaders, and college and university presidents, in addition to many NJIT faculty, students, and staff who also attended. Prior to his announcement, the governor toured NJIT's Enterprise Development Center, New Jersey's oldest and largest business incubator facility. Corzine, who recently named NJIT President Robert A. Altenkirch to serve on his Economic Growth Council, said that his strategy will help to attract new capital investment in a highly competitive global marketplace and promote the state as a place in which to locate and grow successful high-tech businesses and attract federal research dollars. "It is time to make sure we're pushing for long-term job growth," Corzine said. "We have a great future ahead of us."


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|Dec. 11 8:32 AM PT9:32 AM MT10:32 AM CT11:32 AM ET16:32 GMT12:32 AM 北京时间9:32 AM MST11:32 AM EST10:32 AM CT20:32 UAE11:32 ET14:32 - Kirk Cousins will start for the Washington Redskins on Sunday - and Griffin will be the No. 3 quarterback behind Rex Grossman.
Analysis: Coach Mike Shanahan on Wednesday went ahead with his plan to sit Griffin, further stoking the turmoil surrounding the future of the coach. Shanahan said on Monday that he was considering benching Griffin for the rest of the season to keep the quarterback healthy for the offseason. Shanahan pointed out at Griffin has been sacked 24 times in the last five games and that two of the Redskins' final three games are on artificial turf, including Sunday at Atlanta.
|Dec. 2 8:57 AM PT9:57 AM MT10:57 AM CT11:57 AM ET16:57 GMT12:57 AM 北京时间9:57 AM MST11:57 AM EST10:57 AM CT20:57 UAE11:57 ET14:57 - On Sunday in the loss to the Giants, Griffin was 16 for 17 for 149 yards in the first half and just 8 for 15 for 58 yards in the second. His final line: 24 for 32 for 207 yards and a season-high 88 yards rushing on 12 carries.
Analysis: Griffin has thrown two interceptions in the last four games but has one TD in the last two.
|Nov. 8 12:59 PM PT1:59 PM MT2:59 PM CT3:59 PM ET20:59 GMT4:59 AM 北京时间1:59 PM MST3:59 PM EST2:59 PM CT0:59 UAE (+1)15:59 ET18:59 - Griffin finished with some solid fantasy numbers in Thursday's 34-27 loss at Minnesota.
Analysis: The electrifying 'RG3' was 24 for 37 for 281 yards, three touchdowns and no turnovers and also ran seven times for 44 yards. Fantasy owners have to love what one of the game's budding stars is doing although he has guided Washington to a second straight 3-6 start.
|Oct. 21 11:56 AM PT12:56 PM MT1:56 PM CT2:56 PM ET18:56 GMT2:56 AM 北京时间11:56 AM MST1:56 PM EST1:56 PM CT22:56 UAE14:56 ET16:56 - Griffin had his best all-around performance of the year Sunday against Chicago, throwing for 298 yards and two touchdowns while also running a season-high 11 times for 84 yards.
Analysis: Griffin isn't quite the fantasy monster he was as a rookie, but owners should be encouraged by the carries, which can help offset underwhelming passing numbers.
|Oct. 14 10:34 AM PT11:34 AM MT12:34 PM CT1:34 PM ET17:34 GMT1:34 AM 北京时间10:34 AM MST12:34 PM EST12:34 PM CT21:34 UAE13:34 ET16:34 - Griffin completed 19 of 39 passes for 246 yards in Sunday's loss at Dallas, ran nine times for 77 yards, after rushing for only 72 yards in the first four games.
Analysis: Griffin, however, Griffin had turnovers on consecutive possessions in the fourth quarter. Griffin's five INTs match his total from all of last season.
|Sep. 23 12:30 PM PT1:30 PM MT2:30 PM CT3:30 PM ET19:30 GMT3:30 AM 北京时间12:30 PM MST2:30 PM EST2:30 PM CT23:30 UAE15:30 ET18:30 - Griffin completed 32 of 50 for 326 yards and one interception in a 27-20 loss to the Lions on Sunday.
Analysis: Griffin said he would run more in this contest, but he had six carries for 37 yards. He ran five times in Week 1 and four times in Week 2.
|Sep. 16 6:52 PM PT7:52 PM MT8:52 PM CT9:52 PM ET1:52 GMT9:52 AM 北京时间6:52 PM MST8:52 PM EST8:52 PM CT5:52 UAE (+1)21:52 ET0:52 - Griffin finished with some decent fantasy numbers in a 38-20 loss at Green Bay on Sunday. He threw for 302 yards with three scores and one INT although his one yard rushing shows he is still not 100 percent healthy.
Analysis: Luckily for fantasy owners, this blowout allowed Griffin to shine in garbage time. In truth, Griffin should have pulled for his putrid play when the 'Skins were down 31-0 since this was one of the biggest mismatches of the NFL season to this point. Redskins fans on Twitter have expressed a preference for Kirk Cousins at QB, but Mike Shanahan will likely stick with the electrifying 'RG3.'
|Sep. 10 9:49 AM PT10:49 AM MT11:49 AM CT12:49 PM ET16:49 GMT12:49 AM 北京时间9:49 AM MST11:49 AM EST11:49 AM CT20:49 UAE12:49 ET15:49 - In Monday's loss to the Eagles, Griffin finished 30 for 49 for 329 yards - decent numbers, but misleading because so much of those completions and yardage came after the Eagles had built a huge lead.
Analysis: The second-year star had been sidelined for eight months following knee surgery, but he wasn't about to blame the inactivity for a first half in which he went 5 for 11 for 53 yards and an interception to help Washington sink into a 26-7 hole. He's an obvious fantasy play going forward, but there may still be some rust.
|Sep. 2 12:02 PM PT1:02 PM MT2:02 PM CT3:02 PM ET19:02 GMT3:02 AM 北京时间12:02 PM MST2:02 PM EST2:02 PM CT23:02 UAE15:02 ET18:02 - Washington Redskins coach Mike Shanahan said Monday that Robert Griffin III will be under center for next week's Monday night opener against the Philadelphia Eagles.
Analysis: Griffin was cleared last Thursday to play in Week 1 by his surgeon, Dr. James Andrews. However, Shanahan said at the time that Andrews also had unspecified "concerns."
|Aug. 27 12:07 PM PT1:07 PM MT2:07 PM CT3:07 PM ET19:07 GMT3:07 AM 北京时间12:07 PM MST2:07 PM EST2:07 PM CT23:07 UAE15:07 ET18:07 - Robert Griffin III could get the all-clear to play in the regular season when he meets with his surgeon Thursday night.
Analysis: Washington Redskins coach Mike Shanahan said Tuesday that Griffin will meet with Dr. James Andrews while the Redskins are in Florida for their final preseason game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Andrews cleared Griffin for practice before the start of training camp but has yet to clear the quarterback to play in games. Griffin has sat out the preseason, but he's looked good in practice and told ESPN 980 on Tuesday that he's "not below 100 percent."
|Aug. 16 7:17 AM PT8:17 AM MT9:17 AM CT10:17 AM ET14:17 GMT10:17 PM 北京时间7:17 AM MST9:17 AM EST9:17 AM CT18:17 UAE10:17 ET13:17 - Washington Redskins General Manager Bruce Allen says he doesn't see a controversy between Griffin III and coach Mike Shanahan.
Analysis: Allen said Friday that the views expressed by Griffin and Shanahan reflect "a very competitive player who's dying to play football" and "a very experienced coach who's doing the right thing." Griffin has expressed a desire to practice more and to play in preseason games as he returns from knee surgery. Shanahan has taken a more cautious approach.
|Aug. 14 12:20 PM PT1:20 PM MT2:20 PM CT3:20 PM ET19:20 GMT3:20 AM 北京时间12:20 PM MST2:20 PM EST2:20 PM CT23:20 UAE15:20 ET18:20 - Griffin has taken his first 11-on-11 snaps at Washington Redskins training camp.
Analysis: The quarterback ran 16 plays with the first-string offense Wednesday against a scout-team defense. He completed 7 of 10 passes with an interception. Griffin had been limited to 7-on-7 drills during camp as he works his way back from reconstructive knee surgery. Coach Mike Shanahan's cautious approach has tested Griffin's patience, and Griffin has lobbied unsuccessfully to accelerate the process and play in the preseason.
|Aug. 13 7:43 AM PT8:43 AM MT9:43 AM CT10:43 AM ET14:43 GMT10:43 PM 北京时间7:43 AM MST9:43 AM EST9:43 AM CT18:43 UAE10:43 ET13:43 - Washington Redskins coach Mike Shanahan says there's "no possibility'" Robert Griffin III will play in the preseason, rebuffing the quarterback's public lobbying effort from earlier in the day. Shanahan also said Monday he's made no deal with Griffin about being patient during training camp in exchange for a promise to play in Week 1 of the regular season.
Analysis: The coach said the plan is for Griffin to play in Week 1, but it won't happen if there's a setback involving Griffin's knee.
|Aug. 13 2:17 PM PT3:17 PM MT4:17 PM CT5:17 PM ET21:17 GMT5:17 AM 北京时间2:17 PM MST4:17 PM EST4:17 PM CT1:17 UAE (+1)17:17 ET20:17 - Robert Griffin III says there's "no conflict" between him and coach Mike Shanahan.
Analysis: The Washington Redskins quarterback made an unscheduled appearance in the media room Tuesday at training camp to address the reaction to the comments he made about Shanahan's practice plan.
|Aug. 12 8:19 AM PT9:19 AM MT10:19 AM CT11:19 AM ET15:19 GMT11:19 PM 北京时间8:19 AM MST10:19 AM EST10:19 AM CT19:19 UAE11:19 ET14:19 - Griffin III says the plan is for him to take part in his first 11-on-11 drills at Washington Redskins training camp on Tuesday.
Analysis: Griffin calls it a "new phase" in his return from knee surgery. And he unveiled a new hairdo - cornrows instead of dreadlocks - to go along with it. Griffin has been kept out of full team drills by coach Mike Shanahan. The quarterback says he still doesn't fully understand why the coach is being so restrictive, but he says he's going along with the plan as long as it leads to him starting in the regular season opener.
|Aug. 5 9:10 AM PT10:10 AM MT11:10 AM CT12:10 PM ET16:10 GMT12:10 AM 北京时间9:10 AM MST11:10 AM EST11:10 AM CT20:10 UAE12:10 ET15:10 - Robert Griffin III said Monday he's had no soreness or swelling in his right knee during the first week-and-a-half of training camp.
Analysis: Coach Mike Shanahan has limited Griffin to 7-on-7 drills during camp, keeping the quarterback away from 11-on-11 sessions. Griffin said he's hopeful to start 11-on-11 drills next week.
|July 31 3:24 PM PT4:24 PM MT5:24 PM CT6:24 PM ET22:24 GMT6:24 AM 北京时间3:24 PM MST5:24 PM EST5:24 PM CT2:24 UAE (+1)18:24 ET21:24 - Griffin III is getting more work at Washington Redskins training camp.
Analysis: Coach Mike Shanahan said the quarterback had about "16 or 17" snaps Wednesday during 7-on-7 drills. That's an increase from eight snaps the first few days and 10 snaps the next few days as Griffin works back into shape following reconstructive knee surgery.
|July 29 10:21 AM PT11:21 AM MT12:21 PM CT1:21 PM ET17:21 GMT1:21 AM 北京时间10:21 AM MST12:21 PM EST12:21 PM CT21:21 UAE13:21 ET16:21 - Griffin III says he has "no pain" and "no swelling" in his surgically right knee.
Analysis: The Washington Redskins quarterback is also anxious to increase his practice load. He said Monday that training camp is "Operation Patience" as he goes along with coach Mike Shanahan's cautious approach. Griffin won't be allowed to do 11-on-11 drills in the main practices until next week at the earliest.
|July 25 2:28 PM PT3:28 PM MT4:28 PM CT5:28 PM ET21:28 GMT5:28 AM 北京时间2:28 PM MST4:28 PM EST4:28 PM CT1:28 UAE (+1)17:28 ET20:28 - Washington Redskins coach Mike Shanahan says it will take two to three weeks to get Griffin into full football shape and that it "doesn't make sense" to play the quarterback in any preseason games.
Analysis: Griffin sat out 11-on-11 drills Thursday during the first day of training camp. He did take part in the rest of practice, wearing a black brace on his right knee. Shanahan says preseason games are "overrated" as far as the type of work Griffin would get. The coach says it's more important to see Griffin practice at full speed.
|July 22 11:35 AM PT12:35 PM MT1:35 PM CT2:35 PM ET18:35 GMT2:35 AM 北京时间11:35 AM MST1:35 PM EST1:35 PM CT22:35 UAE14:35 ET17:35 - Griffin is good to go for training camp. The Washington Redskins quarterback tweeted Monday: "Doctors cleared me to practice."
Analysis: Last season's NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year had reconstructive surgery in January after hurting his right knee multiple times in a playoff loss to the Seattle Seahawks. Griffin originally stated a goal of returning in time for the regular season, but the Redskins say his rehab has been ahead of schedule.
|May 23 12:03 PM PT1:03 PM MT2:03 PM CT3:03 PM ET19:03 GMT3:03 AM 北京时间12:03 PM MST2:03 PM EST2:03 PM CT23:03 UAE15:03 ET18:03 - Griffin says he cried after his knee surgery and changed his cellphone passcode to the date of the Washington Redskins season opener as he began his rehabilitation process.
Analysis: The electrifying Griffin held his first in-depth news conference Thursday since his reconstructive knee surgery in January. He also took part in an offseason practice session in which he wore a large black brace and ran drills with other teammates recovering from injuries. He remains confident will be play in that season opener on Sept. 9.
|Mar. 12 8:59 AM PT9:59 AM MT10:59 AM CT11:59 AM ET15:59 GMT11:59 PM 北京时间8:59 AM MST10:59 AM EST9:59 AM CT19:59 UAE11:59 ET14:59 - Washington Redskins coach Mike Shanahan says RGIII is "ahead of schedule" in his return from knee surgery.
Analysis: Shanahan, speaking at the NFL owners meeting on Wednesday, said that when Griffin comes back, he must learn how to protect himself in the face of the fierce defenses in the NFL. Once Griffin does come back, Shanahan says the young quarterback needs to learn to slide and throw the ball away to avoid the big hits that lead to injuries.
|Feb. 2 5:29 PM PT6:29 PM MT7:29 PM CT8:29 PM ET1:29 GMT9:29 AM 北京时间6:29 PM MST8:29 PM EST7:29 PM CT5:29 UAE (+1)20:29 ET23:29 - Griffin III did not show a hint of a limp while walking up and down the red carpet before accepting The Associated Press 2012 NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year award Saturday night.
Analysis: Tough to tell the Washington Redskins quarterback had surgery to repair two ligaments in his right knee less than a month ago. "It's truly a blessing ... to be able to stand, first and foremost," Griffin said. Speaking to the media for the first time since his Jan. 9 operation, the man known as RG3 said he's aiming to return to action at the start of next season.


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MANATEE -- Tampa International Airport and Sarasota/Bradenton International Airport expect slow traffic on this year's Independence Day.
"In general our holiday traffic is slow on Fourth of July," said Janet Zink, spokeswoman for TPA.
According to Zink, travel traffic picks up to its normal routine July 3 and July 5.
"On July 4th, we rarely see anyone, unlike holidays such as Christmas where travelers travel on actual Christmas day," Zink said.
Rick Piccolo, president and CEO of SRQ, sees similar patterns at the smaller
local airport.
"I haven't seen anything out of the ordinary," Piccolo said.
The lack of traveling doesn't seem to be an issue for aiports. Piccolo thinks these patterns are normal considering people tend to travel less to Florida during the summer, so having a slow day on the Fourth of July is no surprise.
"Summer season is pretty slow, but it's not unordinary," Piccolo said.
For those who will be traveling on this day, both airports will stay open and continue their normal traveling schedules.
"Even though it's a holiday there will be a normal continue of employees available," Piccolo said.
But Miami International Airport is expecting more than half a million passengers for the July 4th holiday weekend, the Associated Press reported.
MIA officials said more than 550,000 travelers will go through the airport between Wednesday and Sunday. Last year's holiday weekend saw about 557,000 passengers. The Fourth of July fell on a Wednesday last year, and airport officials say weekend numbers usually spike because of cruise vacationers.
TPA expects to have enough travelers to keep the airport busy.
"Usually we have a fewer than 40,000 passengers on July 4th compared to it being a little over 40,000 on regular days," Zink said.
So it's good to know that long lines at check-in desks and security checks will not be a problem for SRQ and TPA travelers this holiday week -- but still expect some waiting and anticipating.
"For now it's just steady," Zink said. "You just have normal traffic before and after the holiday but either way, there will always be people going in and out."


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Dana White and the UFC promisse to visit brasilian cities other than Rio and Sao Paulo. According to TATAME Jaraguá do Sul will be the place to host de big MMA event on May18th.
The Jaraguá Arena's capacity is 16,000. The Arena's Manager said to TATAME that there is a pre-schedule to receive the show that will represent the UFC on FX 8.
"Two UFC representants visited the Arena in january. We show them all the inside capacity, the backstage, vestiários, saídas de emergência, cabines de TV e rádio. They did take a complete look. There's nothing registrated, but there's a verbal agreement, scheduled for may 18th. Would be awesome for the city to host the event", said to TATAME Cláudio Tubbs, the Arena's Adminitrative Manager.
Considering his next bout against Luke Rockhold, Vitor Belfort will be the brasilian with the higher number of fights in the country, totalizing four bouts. The firts was on 1998, when he knocked Wanderlei Silva out on "Ultimate Brazil", in São Paulo. Last year, the "phenom" finalized Anthony Johnson at UFC Rio, and won Michael Bisping via KO at the UFC São Paulo still this year


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After my admonition to remember coleslaw and beans in the Corn Dog Bread post I realized something; I had loads of bean recipes here on Foodie With Family, but not one single coleslaw. That was a problem requiring an immediate remedy. You will note that the word 'law' is contained within the word 'coleslaw'. That [Read On]
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Here are the Vikings' players of the week on offense, defense and special teams from their 28-24 loss in Week Seven to the Packers in Green Bay:
Offense: RB Adrian Peterson ran like a man possessed on Sunday, converting several key first downs and denting the Packers' defense badly despite no runs longer than 17 yards. That 17-yarder to start the Vikings' first possession of the fourth quarter was a gorgeous mix of power, vision and will. Peterson also had a 26-yard catch and run later in the quarter that allowed the Vikings a few shots at the end zone to try to win the game. Runner up would be Percy Harvin (106 yards from scrimmage, rushing TD), who is on fire right now.
Defense: It's becoming commonplace, but SLB Chad Greenway had another dominant game. He slammed RB Brandon Jackson, knocking the ball loose, on the first Packers' offensive play, and rarely stopped in a 12-tackle effort. Three of those tackles were for negative yardage, including stops on Jackson and John Kuhn on power run plays. Greenway was all over the field Sunday, as he has for most of a Pro Bowl-caliber season.
Special teams: Harvin had three kick returns for 81 yards, including a 48-yarder he almost busted. Having Harvin back on kickoffs (and eventually punts) makes teams defend the Vikings' return units differently. It was an otherwise quiet game on special teams for both sides.


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The NFL playoff picture runs directly through this week's marquee matchup between the New England Patriots and the Denver Broncos. The Patriots can lock up the AFC East for the third consecutive season and eighth time in nine seasons with a win in Denver. A Jets loss to the Eagles would also seal the deal for the Patriots.
In the AFC North, both the Baltimore Ravens and Pittsburgh Steelers can each clinch a playoff berth with wins this week. Baltimore plays at San Diego in prime time on Sunday night. The Steelers have a tougher matchup against in San Francisco on Monday night. If they do come out on the wrong side of that game, a loss by Oakland, Tennessee, Denver or the Jets would still give Pittsburgh a playoff spot. Barring a total collapse by the Ravens, the Steelers will have one of two wildcard spots.
Green Bay has one more hurdle left to clear before locking up all the chits they can on their march toward inevitability. A win this week in Kansas City gives them home field throughout the playoffs.
The New Orleans Saints can clinch the NFC South with a win over the Vikings and an Atlanta Falcons loss or tie to the Jaguars. With both the Saints and the Falcons favored, the NFC South picture may hinge on a Week 16 Monday Night Football game between those two teams.


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Beautiful three bedroom, two bath condo with ocean and lagoon views from a screened in lanai. Located in a gated community with a 40 feet deeded boat slip. Building is oceanfront and located in close proximity to both the pool (clubhouse) and marina. The boat slip is just steps from the front door. The property is ocean front providing easy access for boaters to the Atlantic and access to the Gulf is also in close proximity through Snake Creek.
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Fully furnished, washer, dryer, all kitchen appliances, bedroom linens and towels. Property has a marina with a 40 feet slip. Fuel and ice is available for purchace on site. Pool and clubhouse available to tenants.
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Excellent fishing and diving in close proximity to the community. Many fine restaurants are within minutes of the unit, Swimming, snorkeling and fishing available in the salt water lagoon.
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Rates are based on a monthly rental only. Tenants will need to submit application for Home Owner Association approval. Also a damage deposit and cleanup deposit will be required.


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