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Where to lay your head
Accommodation standards in Siem Reap have improved beyond recognition in the last few years, across nearly all budgets. The gateway to Angkor now has more than 500 inns, hotels and guesthouses and the chances of a soft landing are high. Here, though, are a few of our favourites that won't break the bank. Dream a dream Living the dream at Navutu Dreams. Starting at the top, Navutu Dreams... Read our full review of Great places to stay in Siem Reap.
As the number of tourists arriving in Siem Reap continues to grow at double-digit rates, so too does the number of businesses being set up to cater to them, with hotels, bars and restaurants being thrown up at dizzying speed. As a result, areas that were once very much on the fringes can now almost be considered central as the town's boundaries balloon. And every area is very much developing... Read our full review of Where should I stay in Siem Reap?.
It won't come as a surprise to us if many of you find Siem Reap to be an exceedingly liveable place, what with all the lofty palm trees, world wonders down the road and an abundance of international restaurants that make it hard to miss home comforts. Many a traveller has found a couple of days in this corner of Cambodia quickly turns into a couple of weeks, or even months (years if you're... Read our full review of Longer stays in Siem Reap.
For anyone who works in a city or town, one of the best parts of getting away is the chance to reacquaint oneself with things that are green. And even for those fortunate enough to live in a rural or semi-rural environment, the need for green (not the one with the dollar signs on it!) can run deep. Fortunately, Siem Reap boasts a few hotels that have taken that idea to its absolute maximum... Read our full review of Siem Reap's garden hotels.
This is where the action is: the bustling, thumping heart of Siem Reap. It may be a small town, but you'll find a huge range of restaurants, bars, shops and markets here, as well as a few notable hotels and guesthouses.
Sometimes the simpler the better, and nowhere does that better than One Stop Hostel. Clean, straightforward, practical and convenient, this hostel has four, six and 10-room dorms that come equipped with wide, sturdy bunks, deep mattresses, reading lights, sockets and spacious locker space. The common areas again are functional, while also providing a relaxing space to connect with fellow... Read our full review of One Stop Hostel.
Purple Mangosteen is a beautifully constructed little hide-away, tucked down Siem Reap's most fashionable street — as fashionable as we get around here anyway — with plenty of prime shopping and dining spots right on the doorstep, but out of the way of the chaos of Pub Street. Long and lean, the three-storey boutique hotel has just six rooms and a real Mediterranean feel, thanks to the... Read our full review of Purple Mangosteen.
Hip design-hotel Hotel Be Angkor is a contemporary city crashpad with just three spacious rooms located slap bang in the heart of downtown Siem Reap. Small but BEautifully formed. The pop-art lobby, shared with sister property The One Hotel Angkor which Hotel Be Angkor is an expansion of, sets the tone with its striking modern visuals adorning the walls. The lobby is now the home of the famous... Read our full review of Hotel Be Angkor.
While the rooms might not be our favourite in town, The Ivy has plenty of other things to recommend it. This is an old-school Siem Reap guesthouse (the longest-running according to their website), set in an old Khmer villa with brick walls downstairs and wooden floors, gangways and balcony upstairs. The rooms are small and sparse, with simple beds and cold water showers. We recommend asking for... Read our full review of Ivy Guesthouse and Bar II.
Mad Monkey is the sociable sister of the popular Phnom Penh hostel of the same name. Just as lively, welcoming and fun, this is young backpacker territory that gets booked in advance — note they only accept online bookings or walk-ins. Bring your competitive spirit for beer pong and expect to miss sunrise due to one too many late nights. Rooftop beach bar Top Banana, a lounge area with... Read our full review of Mad Monkey Hostel.
Once backpacker central, Wat Bo Road is transforming into a more mixed area where you'll still find plenty of decent backpacker accommodation as well as more flashpacker and stunning high-end options. Only 10 to 20 minutes' walk away from the centre of town, this area is perfect for those who want to stay close to the action, but not too close.
This stylish hotel is housed in two beautifully-planned, colonial-style buildings whose high design standards announce themselves even before you enter. A grand portico in 1980s eyeshadow blue fronts the main building, sporting grand columns and an art-deco feel, which is continued throughout. The sense of light and air is strong throughout the building, but especially in the large, bright and... Read our full review of Frangipani Villa Hotel.
Rambutan Hotel (formerly Golden Banana Hotel) used to be three adjacent hotels, however the Hotel and the Resort are no longer affiliated with the Guesthouse, which was the first to be built but is now under different ownership. The hotel was built second, is a fine choice and is especially popular with families. It was completely re-furbished this year, and some of the split-level rooms are now... Read our full review of Rambutan Hotel .
Rambutan Resort is the slightly more luxurious half of the Rambutan property in Siem Reap—the Hotel section is less than 50 metres away down the road. The Resort, previously Golden Banana Boutique Resort, offers stylish rooms clustered around a medium-sized, slate-lined swimming pool, which is surrounded by lovely green foliage. The owner is going for a modern Asian look, though the... Read our full review of Rambutan Resort.
A mid-sized, mid-range hotel in the middle of Wat Bo Road, just five minutes' walk from the town centre, Soria Moria has several features to recommend it, not least of which was the Norwegian owners' transfer of 51% of the ownership to the hotel staff in 2011. That move, which had been part of their original plan all along, is just one part of the active social awareness and commitment to... Read our full review of Soria Moria.
Formerly Viroth's Hotel, Viroth's Villa has been renamed in order to distinguish it from its new sister property — Viroth's Hotel. But the rest remains the same, which is a wonderful thing. Compact Viroth's is a boutique hotel — one that has earned the moniker rather than shamelessly appropriated it. With just seven slick, stylishly-designed rooms Viroth's is a haven of urban... Read our full review of Viroth's Villa.
Tucked away in a quiet sidestreet off popular Wat Bo Road, European Guesthouse offers more than just $5-a-night beds in air-con dorms. A pool, spacious chill-out area, relaxing hammocks and sun loungers in a shady garden and an al-fresco grass-roofed bar all combine to create a guesthouse that feels a little like a resort and all help to make it much more than just another budget option for... Read our full review of European Guesthouse.
A beautiful, modern Khmer villa is the setting for this intimate "boutique" hotel, where the service levels and personal touch make it one of the few genuinely deserving of the name. Only a 15-minute walk from central Siem Reap, this may be a great spot for a little indulgence without the penitential price tag. Minimalist, stylish, spacious — this would cost twice as much anywhere else in... Read our full review of Landing Point Villa Hotel.
An intimate garden retreat with all the feel of a genuine boutique hotel, Maison 557 is a seven-room bed & breakfast that prides itself on matching world-class standards with an individual touch. With just four rooms and three suites set in two adjacent colonial-style buildings tucked away in private gardens, there are few better places to escape the crowds of Angkor than this. Step inside and... Read our full review of Maison 557.
Architect-designed Pages is a classy bolt-hole in the middle of busy Wat Bo. The architect, or architects, in question are locally-based Asma, and they not only designed but also own Pages, which comprises a hotel, cafe, apartments and office rental space. With just nine rooms and two small apartments built around a long lap pool and garden area, the space is intimate and comfortable, with strong... Read our full review of Pages Rooms.
The leafy riverside neighbourhoods around Siem Reap's Royal Gardens are home to a number of luxury hotels where the likes of Angelina Jolie and Hillary Clinton stay when they're in town. But cross over the river to the equally peaceful, and rather more traditionally Khmer East River Road and you will find Rosy Guesthouse, a small and friendly budget hotel where you can easily stay for an... Read our full review of Rosy Guesthouse.
Only two minutes' walk from the centre of town and probably the first traveller-focused hostel to have opened in Siem Reap, Siem Reap Hostel is still going strong, winning accolades for their great service and commitment to fun. If you're keen to meet other people, like a party and a relaxed atmosphere, this is the place you're looking for. The reception is staffed by a very friendly... Read our full review of Siem Reap Hostel.
Babel opened in 2008 and has gone on to develop a good reputation for its rigorously clean rooms and great service. Set at the end of a quiet dirt road in the Wat Bo area near several other budget to midrange guesthouses, its 24 rooms are spotless and large, if a bit plain. Each has new furniture, hot water and cable TV. Everything is bright white, including the tiles of the sparkling bathrooms,... Read our full review of Babel Siem Reap Guesthouse.
Part of a trio of properties, the Golden Banana Superior is tucked down a lane half-way along Rambutan Lane — named after the luxury hotel and resort that also live in this very sweet little corner of Siem Reap. Follow the Chinese lanterns, and you'll see the yellow-fronted wall of this place. Here, 15 thoughtfully designed rooms, each with a balcony overlooking the pool, are organised around... Read our full review of Golden Banana B&B Superior.
We've visited a lot of hotels in Cambodia and even in this genuinely friendly country we'd be hard pressed to think of one where we got a more delightful welcome than here. The Sonalong is a relaxing and family-friendly cluster of spacious, traditionally-styled two-storey villas, nestled in a tropical garden around a great salt water pool, all within walking distance of Siem Reap's... Read our full review of Sonalong Boutique Village and Resort.
Fourteen rooms are set in a two-storey house at Two Dragons, with a downstairs, outdoor restaurant and a small upstairs terrace as public space where guests can help themselves to free tea and coffee. Rooms are clean and pretty well kept, though some are better than others, so ask to see a few. The more expensive rooms have minibars, better mattresses and fittings than the cheapies and all rooms... Read our full review of Two Dragons Guesthouse.
Cool, leafy broad avenues define this sophisticated quarter of Siem Reap, home to some of the city's most iconic hotels. Leading on to the river, and just on the outskirts of the town centre, this historical area has a character that is completely different from anywhere else in Siem Reap.
One of those things that made it necessary to invent the word 'iconic', the splendid Raffles building is a gorgeous example of classical colonial architecture. Built in 1929, it was Cambodia's first luxury hotel and today has simply been made richer by time. Raffles in Cambodia stands for history, and the evidence is everywhere from the beautiful poster prints and photographs, right down to... Read our full review of Raffles Grand Hotel d'Angkor.
An unusually good value five-star hotel is how we'd sum up Victoria Angkor Resort and Spa. It may not have all the tiny flourishes and design elements of the world's leading international five-star properties, but it is fairly priced, especially in low season. By far one of the loveliest pools in Siem Reap. The courtyard saltwater pool area competes with the best luxury offerings in Siem... Read our full review of Victoria Angkor Resort & Spa.
If giving back to the community is part of your ambitions then the guesthouse at Sala Bai can help you realise your goal. All you have to do is go to sleep, comfortable in the knowledge that you're getting excellent value and that you're helping someone to build their own future. Bright futures in the making. Sala Bai is a hospitality training school established in Siem Reap in 2002. Every... Read our full review of Sala Bai.
Shinta Mani is now two multiple award-winning properties: super-slick Shinta Mani Club is the original, while its more classical sister Shinta Mani Resort looks on from the other side of the road. Both set new standards for style and service in Siem Reap, and a powerful commitment to the wellbeing of their staff that radiates from the first smiles that greet you. The original Shinta Mani... Read our full review of Shinta Mani Club.
Like its sister hotel in Phnom Penh, the FCC Angkor has become an iconic destination, either to stay at or as somewhere to come and enjoy a cocktail during the evening happy hour. The look for the 29 rooms is contemporary, but with an undeniably romantic and stylish 70s feel about it too. Clean lines dominate, with geometric prints, parquet flooring, a huge bed and dark wood panels on white... Read our full review of FCC Angkor.
With a quiet location near Sivatha Boulevard, Siem Reap's busiest shopping street, double rooms from just $27 a night and a host of appealing extras – including an outdoor pool and an in-house spa — Mother Home Inn offers great value for travellers who like to keep one eye on the budget without having to sacrifice all their home comforts. As you step inside, you could be forgiven for... Read our full review of Mother Home Inn.
Finding budget accommodation in Siem Reap that might make you want to stay in with a good book rather than go out visiting the awesome temples of Angkor is a bit of a tall order. But the friendly staff, spacious rooms from just $10, and the convivial atmosphere of its communal lounge and restaurant all conspire to make the Victory Guesthouse a serious contender. So homely, you might not want... Read our full review of The Victory Guesthouse.
Never more than two-minutes' moto-ride away from the very centre of town, West Central Siem Reap incorporates emerging and lively backpacker area Sok San Road with the more established Taphul village. Some great deals are to be found here, as well as some seriously attractive properties for those who want a little more luxury.
For many busy and successful years, this backpacker spot has been known as the Mandalay Inn. However, a long-running dispute with local tuk tuk drivers who would take visitors to a competing business of the same name has led the owner to finally change the name to Mingalar (Burmese for "hello"). We are assured, however, that absolutely nothing else about the business has changed, which is a... Read our full review of Mingalar Inn (Mandalay Inn).
A warm, welcoming and lovely family bed & breakfast surrounded by greenery, yet only minutes away from the centre of town. The Rose Apple is an 18-room little haven, with bright, clean and airy rooms that are beautifully decorated and look out on to the saltwater pool or nearby fields where ruminating buffalo and cows ponder the world and their next mouthful of scrubby grass. Downstairs an... Read our full review of The Rose Apple.
When it comes to the critics, it seems that some places can just do no wrong and Diamond d'Angkor is one of them. Only five minutes from the centre of Siem Reap, on busy Sok San Road, the hotel is a quiet, stylish retreat where customer service is king. The art deco-influenced building houses just 15 beautifully-conceptualised and spacious rooms and suites that blend the best of the modern... Read our full review of Diamond d'Angkor.
Funky Flashpacker has redefined hostelling in Siem Reap. The ultra-hip 'hostel resort' has got virtually everything covered with fully-wired, air-con dorms and rooms, pool, pool and rooftop bars, top-notch restaurant, airy day beds—and that's before we get to all the add-ons. But before you read on, you need to know that this is first and foremost a party hostel. This is a joint... Read our full review of Funky Flashpacker.
Formerly the Encore Angkor, Villa Sok San Square is only a minute's walk away from the heart of town, yet offers a full-service at very reasonable rates. The rooms are simple and functional, but spotlessly clean with attractive decorative flourishes to soften the feel. They come with all of the features that you would expect including fridge, safety box, air-con, TV and WiFi, and each one... Read our full review of The Villa Sok San Square.
We couldn't find anywhere cheaper and liveable than this in Siem Reap, though we're not sure how long the rates will last as they were thinking about installing a pool when we spoke to them. So now's the time to snap it up. Even so, this place proves that cheap does not have to mean scuzzy, and we were pleasantly pleased by the facilities. The dorm is large — 24 beds — but it was... Read our full review of Cowboy Hostel.
While their PR boasts four-star accommodation at two-star prices, it's more a case of two-star accommodation at two-star prices, but it's good for that. A very popular backpacker and flashpacker spot, this is very good value for Siem Reap, with 36 clean and comfortable rooms including air con, cable TV, DVD player, safety box, mini-bar and hot water. The entrance is lush and green, and... Read our full review of Golden Temple Villa.
Cool and leafy and right on the riverside, north Siem Reap has a very distinct character all of its own. Only 10 minutes by tuk tuk away from central Siem Reap, this is a gentle bridge between the tourist hub and 'real' Cambodia.
Rich, abundant jungle gardens conceal a lovely eight-room traditional-style villa right on Siem Reap's evolving north riverside. Downstairs, beautifully-tiled floors, four-poster beds, and shady interiors are romantic, if slightly cramped. A clever use of back space allows for plenty of features though, including tea and coffee-making facilities, safety box and a clothes hanging area. The rooms... Read our full review of La Villa Loti Coconut House.
Tucked away behind Wat Polanks, this French-run boutique is one of the longest-running hotels in Siem Reap and a lovely out-of-but-within-reach-of-town choice. Mature gardens, rich with trees, flowers and plants — home to an enchanting array of birds and squirrels — overlook a mid-sized pool kept cool by all the shade, and shelter comfortable duplex bungalows that are simply if stylishly... Read our full review of Mysteres d'Angkor.
In the heart of the cool, leafy-green north riverside is an even cooler, leafier, greener resort, a lovely riverside getaway that reminds you how to breathe again. A place to savour the soothing, cooling breath of the trees. The original complex had just nine rooms, but a new wing has been added on the south lawn. Set in slightly less mature gardens, though with plenty of tree cover and shade,... Read our full review of Natura Resort.
River Bay is a small but multi-faceted little spot, with a hotel, spa, art gallery, two restaurants — one a modern air con sushi restaurant and the other a gorgeous traditional but contemporary restaurant space — as well as a cool garden with bright and comfy bean bags and low tables for maximum lounging opportunities. Even though it has only been open for a short while, River Bay is quietly... Read our full review of River Bay.
Set in a remodelled building in Siem Reap's leafy north riverside, Santa Clara blends modernity with classical attention to details and an eye for the small, but significant, touches. So many hotels call themselves boutique that the word is losing all meaning, but if you were looking for a dictionary definition then there'd probably be a picture of Santa Clara next to it: small, beautifully... Read our full review of Santa Clara.
A stunning new resort on the northern reaches of the city, Templation is designed to wow. And it succeeds from the moment you pass through the elegant, stone-clad lobby to catch your first glimpse of the enormous pool and extensive gardens, dotted with trees and villas that evoke Cambodia's romantic heyday. This will be tough to leave. Designed by local architect Lisa Ros — whose work you... Read our full review of Templation.
Walking into The RiverGarden is like stepping into your own adventure. The path winding through the tall jungle gardens leads to a group of chalets housing medium sized rooms, all with air-con and most of the amenities, including TV, minibar (some rooms only) and tea/coffee-making facilities. The rooms are quaint, comfortable and stylish, and clearly the owner has been rummaging as each has its... Read our full review of The River Garden.
While it's down a red dirt road a 10-minute tuk tuk ride out of town, you'll soon be made to feel at home in this large Cambodian villa by Singaporean dynamo Diana. Despite the building's size, Bloom is an intimate guesthouse where the air con rooms are large, simple but neatly and stylishly done out with plenty of light to offset the dark wood that is unfortunately so much a feature of... Read our full review of Bloom Garden Guesthouse.
Rice fields, red dirt roads, the vitality-restoring forces of nature. To the north, south, east and west of the Siem Reap city, these properties take you deeper into the heart of Cambodia, while offering luxurious, fun or family getaways.
My Home is the kind of place that, once they know about it, people come back to again and again. Located in a quiet area just 15 minutes' walk from Pub Street, My Home offers budget travellers clean, bright ensuite rooms, with breakfast included, a lush garden restaurant and a large pool with spacious sun terraces that would be the envy of many a midrange hotel — all from just $14 a... Read our full review of My Home Tropical Garden Villa.
A chic boutique retreat on the outskirts of town, Navutu Dreams Resort and Spa is well suited to those looking to indulge in a little luxury and linger a little longer in Cambodia to enjoy the surrounds as well as the temples. Blending a Mediterranean style with lush tropical gardens, Navutu Dreams offers a chance to focus on health and wellbeing too, with a spa, health and detox programme,... Read our full review of Navutu Dreams Resort and Spa.
About two kilometres out of town, though town grows ever closer, Palm Village is a charming, excellent value spot set among fields and backroads, and makes a pleasant intermediary between guesthouse and boutique options. The entrance leads directly into a large wooden restaurant with a pool table and plenty of seating, and is where you will likely be greeted by the hotel's friendly dogs. From... Read our full review of Palm Village.
A refined and romantic rural retreat that brings together the elegance of reconstructed Cambodian traditional villas with the luxury of a world class boutique hotel, Sala Lodges can't help but impress. The path to romance. In a project that took three years to realise, traditional Khmer wooden houses in an array of shapes and sizes were collected from across Cambodia, delicately dismantled... Read our full review of Sala Lodges.
Set beside a lovely Khmer village about a mile out of town, and a decent, but rarely visited ancient temple, Wat Athvea, Sojourn should appeal to those who want to get away from the hustle and bustle of Siem Reap but also want a high-end place to stay. Nine bungalows are buried in mature gardens bursting with birds of paradise, hibiscus, frangipani and more, and surround a medium-sized pool, with... Read our full review of Sojourn Boutique Villas.
The traditional Khmer villa at the front of Unique Boutique leads you around to a beautiful garden hotel that is fantastic for travelling families, or those simply seeking a quiet haven just a little out of town. Beautifully decorated bungalows with raw silk-curtained bay windows are set in restful gardens with a pool and great facilities for kids. One giant chill pill. Formerly Journeys... Read our full review of Unique Boutique.
Tucked down the warren of red dirt roads to the south of Siem Reap, Angkor Zen is a place to step out of the crowded rush of everyday life and immerse yourself in a relaxing, self-indulgent retreat. This does not mean doing nothing, however, as Angkor Zen offers a busy schedule of guided yoga, meditation and pranayama, as well as access to things like Reiki training classes and more. There are... Read our full review of Angkor Zen.
Located well out of Siem Reap, down a dirt path off the back road to Angkor Wat (which used to be the main road when the early French archaeologists and historians were knocking about here), this French-run place has a lovely little garden setting and 19 clean rooms with low, soft beds and stylish, modern decor as well as spotless, if small, bathrooms. Floors are made of teak, and the whole place... Read our full review of Pavillion Indochine.
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The 2013 Governors Ball Music Festival lineup has been released it's monumental and contains such a variety of bands that it should be enjoyable to any ticket holder. Kanye West and Kings of Leon will be headlining along with an unannounced third act yet to be revealed. Other artists performing are Nas, Kendrick Lamar, Animal Collective, The Avett Brothers, The xx, Beach House, Grizzly Bear, Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros, Feist, Death From Above 1979, Crystal Castles, Azealia Banks, Local Natives, Cut Copy, Young the Giant, Dirty Projectors, Bloc Party, Gary Clark, Jr., Miguel, Twin Shadow, Japandroids, Alt-J, Divine Fits, Dinosaur Jr., Yeasayer, Best Coast, Thievery Corporation, The Lumineers, Of Monsters and Men, The Vaccines, Polica and many, many more. The festival will be held June 7-9 at Randall's Island in New York City.
Justin Bieber is setting more Internet-centric records again. His music video for "Baby" may only be second to "Gangnam Style" in views on YouTube, but he has surpassed Lady Gaga on Twitter as having the most followers. Though it's a narrow margin between Bieber's followers (33,341,838 as of this afternoon) and Gaga's followers (33,332,774). Gaga did not seem upset about losing her throne as Queen of Twitter, having tweeted on January 15, "So proud of @justinbieber and all the Beliebers! I'm only happy to see your fans growing in size, you all deserve it! Monsters support you." Bieber is releasing his Believe Acoustic album on January 29, which will have acoustic versions of both old and new songs.
More details have been revealed about the return of The Postal Service. Sub Pop will be releasing a Deluxe 10th Anniversary Edition of their only album, Give Up. The remastered original album will also contain a bonus disc of 15 additional tracks with two new songs, covers of Postal Service tracks, remixes and more. It will be available April 8 in the UK/Europe and April 9 in North America. Performance dates and festivals have reportedly been accumulating for 2013, but singer Ben Gibbard has repeatedly stated that there are still no plans for another Postal Service album.
The Joy Formidable's second album Wolf's Law was released today on Canvasback Music/Atlantic Records and the Welsh trio has announced a North American headlining tour. The trek begins on March 18 in Santa Ana, CA with dates announced up to April 21 in Washington, D.C.
Kobalt has inked a deal with Dave Grohl for worldwide administration rights to all music from the Foo Fighter. This includes his contributions to Nirvana and Them Crooked Vultures, as well as the upcoming Sound City soundtrack. Billboard.biz reports Kobalt will handle all synch and creative opportunities for Grohl's music. The deal begins in 2014.
Vampire Weekend has announced on their website that their next album (title yet to be revealed) will be released May 7. The group tweeted simply "LP3 complete. May 7th" this morning. Band member Rostam Batmanglij described the album to Spin, saying, "On this album, there's a lot of organic sounds and a lot of performance. You want the personality of each performer whether it's singing or bass or drums or piano to be intact. In some ways it's much more challenging to preserve that and to also make music that sounds modern. The way this album sounds is the product of thinking forward and being fearless in terms of mixing and production, going for something that hasn't been done before but using elements and techniques that have existed for years and years, pushing them as far as they can go."
If you didn't get the chance to see Guns N' Roses play at the Hard Rock Hotel during their stay in Las Vegas, or if you want to relive the experience, the band will be releasing a 3D film of their "Appetite For Democracy" concert. The 3D film will be released in theaters, DVD and TV at some point in 2013. Guns N' Roses released a clip of the film showing a performance of their legendary song "Paradise City" via YouTube.
The Roots are going back to their roots in Philadelphia with their 6th Annual Roots Picnic. The show will be held at the Festival Pier in Philadelphia on June 1 with performances by The Roots, Gary Clark Jr., Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, Grimes, Naughty By Nature (backed by The Roots), Solange and more. In other Roots news, drummer Questlove tells Billboard that the band is collaborating on a new record with Elvis Costello, expected out later in 2013. The band connected with Costello when collaborating on his appearances on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon.
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Barbara Streisand nominated for a surprise Razzie award as Twilight scoops more nominations than there are categories.
There is something great about the Golden Raspberry or Razzie awards. Mostly it's the timing.
The now serious, but still wonderfully mean awards, celebrating the worst of film from the past calendar year are carefully timed to steal the Academy of Motion Pictures and Sciences thunder, with their nominees announced on Wednesday, a day before the Oscar nominees and the awards presented the night before the Academy Awards.
In a week where we have experienced an onslaught of Awards season build-up with the Australian Academy announcing their host, the British Academy their nominees, the American Directors Guild following suit along with the Cinematographers and Sound awards, all in the lead up to Friday's Oscar nominees and Monday's Golden Globe Awards, there is something wonderful about an organisation that actively tries to burst that balloon, to let all that hot air escape.
This year, the Razzie foundation have blown a massive raspberry towards The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2, rewarding the final instalment and its litany of bizarre filmmaking decisions with the most nominations for the 2013 Golden Raspberry Awards.
Impressively, the Twilight finale managed more nominations than there are awards, with a nod in every one of the 10 categories, and two nominations in the worst screen couple category, once for Bella and Edward, once for Jacob and Renesmee, the infant he is imprinted on for the entirety of the film.
If that wasn't enough, Kristen Stewart, who shot to fame in the drawn-out saga, has been handed two individual nominations in the worst actress category, for her role as Bella as well as her turn in Snow White and the Huntsman.
Other two-film nominees were Jessica Biel, Brooklyn Decker and Tyler Perry who was nominated as worst director for two films, and worst actor for two films, though not the same two films. He also received a nomination for worst actress.
Razzie regular Adam Sandler saw his film That's My Boy placed as the next most nominated film with nine nods, including an impressive four-way spread for the worst screen couple award. While Peter Berg's Battleship was an unsurprising recipient of seven nominations.
More shocking was a nod for Oscar winner Barbara Streisand for her performance in Guilt Trip, a nomination that bodes poorly for audiences anticipating that film's release in Australia later this month.
The Golden Raspberry Awards will be handed out on February 23, the day before the Oscars.
The full list of Razzie nominees:
Worst Picture
The Oogieloves in Big Balloon Adventure
That's My Boy
A Thousand Words
The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2
Worst Director
Sean Anders - That's My Boy
Peter Berg - Battleship
Bill Condon - The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2
Tyler Perry - Good Deeds / Madea's Witness Protection
John Putch - Atlas Shrugged: Part II
Worst Actress
Katherine Heigl - One for the Money
Milla Jovovich - Resident Evil: Retribution
Tyler Perry - Madea's Witness Protection
Kristen Stewart - The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2 and Snow White and the Huntsman
Barbra Streisand - The Guilt Trip
Worst Actor
Nicolas Cage - Ghost Rider 2: Spirit of Vengeance / Seeking Justice
Eddie Murphy - A Thousand Words
Robert Pattinson - The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2
Tyler Perry - Alex Cross / Good Deeds
Adam Sandler - That's My Boy
Worst Supporting Actress
Jessica Biel - Playing For Keeps / Total Recall
Brooklyn Decker - Battleship / What to Expect When You're Expecting
Ashley Greene - The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2
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Armed but peaceful, activists pledge to fight new gun laws
SALEM, Ore. (AP) Hundreds of demonstrators, many armed with high-powered rifles, descended on the Oregon Capitol on Friday in response to calls for stiffer gun restrictions in the wake of recent mass shootings.
Protesters said they wanted to show state lawmakers that they're peaceful, law-abiding gun owners and will fight new gun-control laws.
"We're out there, we're going to fight, and we're not going to lay down and take it," said Arin Forrest, a 33-year-old Portland man who clutched an American flag, an AR-15 rifle slung over his shoulder. "If they're going to take our rights, they need to look us in the eye and tell us why."
Under Oregon law, it's legal to openly carry a weapon in public, and people with concealed handgun licenses can carry their weapons in the Capitol. Most of the demonstrators kept their protest across the street from the statehouse, but a handful brought their weapons indoors.
Craig Jones, 28, of Bend, explored the Capitol with two friends, all three carrying high-powered rifles.
"I felt it's important for us to voice our concerns as taxpayers and registered voters," Jones said, standing in a corridor between offices for senators. "If we want our representatives to represent us, we have to tell them what we want."
The state police had extra troopers on hand, and signs on the Capitol's revolving doors warned visitors that firearms are prohibited without a concealed-carry permit.
Protecting gun-ownership rights is critical to ensuring the government doesn't become tyrannical, said Andy Harris, 45, of Beaverton.
"Thankfully we haven't had to worry about that, but we don't know what the future will hold," said Harris, who carried a home-built AR-15 rifle over his shoulder and a Glock 19 pistol on his hip.
Some Democratic legislators have introduced various bills requiring background checks for private gun sales, banning certain rifles and high-capacity magazines or prohibiting firearms in schools. Democrats control the House and Senate, but legislative leaders have said gun-control measures would be a tough sell with Republicans and centrist Democrats whose support would be needed.
"It's ludicrous that it's being shoved down our throats that we don't have the right to protect ourselves," said Richard Hannan, of Gresham. "The government is out of control."
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Editor's note:We always thought National Work Zone Awareness Week was aimed at the driving public.
And it is. But a coworker is just as likely as a motorist to hurt or kill someone working inside a barrier zone. More than half of jobsite fatalities are caused by equipment operators and others on the jobsite. This article explains the science — of human anatomy and brain function — that was used to develop and promulgate requirements for high-visibility safety apparel.
Not being aware of what's in front of you or to your side is the root cause of most worker versus vehicle accidents on construction sites. Part of the problem can be addressed with technology; there are many luminescent and retroreflective safety clothes and products on the market to help people and vehicles stand out more noticeably. But the physiology of how we see and perceive also plays a key role.
How the eye works
What you see in sharp focus, as well as the perception of color, is processed by a small area at the back of the eye called the fovea. This is where most of the cone receptors — sensors of color and fine detail — are located. The large area around the fovea is where peripheral information is gathered by rod sensors, which specialize in luminance differences, general shapes, and movement (the fovea also recognizes these details). This is referred to as peripheral vision.
Cones function best when lighting is bright, while rods capture detail when lighting is poor. Overall, we see much more under well-lit conditions and much less under dim lighting.
The fovea processes only about 2 degrees of our visual field. You can visualize this by holding your thumb up at arm's length: The invisible area behind your thumbnail is what the fovea perceives. Also, every eye has a blind spot where the optic nerve leaves the back of the eye. We compensate for this by moving our eyes quickly over a scene so our brain can build an image. Because of this physiology, however, we sometimes are prevented from getting an accurate view of reality.
Imagine you're driving down a road or highway, either during the day or at night, and looking at the scenery: a billboard or some movement more than 15 degrees from the road's shoulder. At that moment, your foveal vision (color and detail) of the roadway disappears — along with any construction workers or flaggers now in your path who think you see them.
The color of safety
Brian Linzie is a senior vision scientist at 3M in St. Paul, Minn., who studies how the brain works and how people think and see. He says the fovea processes color information. The color of safety garments and devices is perceived under lighted conditions.
"The two most popular colors for this use are fluorescent red-orange and yellow-green, because fluorescent surfaces appear lighter or more luminescent and these colors also contrast well with other colors," he says. "The natural world doesn't have fluorescent colors and our attention focuses on color that stands out."
But if everything on a jobsite were the same color, nothing in particular would stand out. "If luminescent red-orange is the color used to identify hazards, yellow-green might be a better choice for personnel — you focus attention on what stands out," he adds.
Researchers are trying to find out if there's one color that stands out more than all the others. So far the best advice is to use colors that contrast with the background. That's why fluorescent yellow-green "pops" in rural settings, while fluorescent red-orange works well in brighter urban areas.
Night protective clothing
Just as your eyes are drawn to colors that appear more intense in the light, they're attracted to intense light under nighttime conditions. Reflectors accomplish this goal by returning much more of the light from a car's headlights to the driver than the surrounding surfaces. This makes these areas appear brighter and thus helps make pedestrians more noticeable.
There are two types of reflectors: beaded and prismatic. Beaded reflectors consist of very small glass beads that are silvered on the back side and oriented in the same direction to create a bright mirror. The beads are embedded in a plastic film to hold them in position. Companies such as 3M have been able to create bright reflectors that can be viewed from wide angles to the source of light.
Class 2 ANSI/ISEA 107 garments feature both horizontal and vertical bands of reflectors that are easily seen when headlights shine on them. But Class 3 garments perform even better because they combine reflectivity and emphasize pedestrian motion by placing reflectors on wrists and ankles — strong light in motion catches the eye the best.
Being defensive
If you're on the side of a road, it's natural to believe drivers will see you in their headlights. But they may not.
At night, wear reflectors on your wrists and ankles to reflect your movement. Don't rely on a white T-shirt to reflect more than a darker piece of clothing; in studies, 3M has proven that nonreflective fabrics offer little luminance at night regardless of color. In the daylight, wear colors that contrast with the environment.
Your absolute best defense, however, is to believe you aren't seen and act accordingly.
—This article is from the January 2010 issue of CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION, a sister publication of PUBLIC WORKS magazine.


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Applicant: Calpine Corporation
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Size: 50 Megawatt Peaking Power Plant
Calpine Corporation proposes to build and operate a 50 megawatt, net output, simple-cycle combustion turbine generating facility in King City, Monterey County. the proposed facility, the King City Project, would be located adjacent to Calpine's King City Cogeneration Facility at 750 Metz Road.
The King City Project will be a 50 megawatt, natural-gas fired simple-cycle peaking facility located on a 6.7-acre cleared and graded portion of leased property adjacent to the existing King City Co-gen Facility. the King City Project requires no new linear facilities. the project will interconnect to PG&E's electricity transmission system through a radial tie to the existing lines at a point in the northwest corner of the King City Co-Gen property lease-hold. Natural gas will be provided through an on-site connection to the existing facility's PG&E gas supply. The Project will use raw well water through a connection with the existing facility's water supply system. On-site, trailer-mounted or skid-mounted water treatment (reverse-osmosis and de-mineralization) units will provide de-mineralized water on demand for turbine injection and cooling. Waste water will be returned to the existing facility' waste water system.Project Owner/Operator and Contact:
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Re: st: Subtracting in Variable by a Group
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Re: st: Subtracting in Variable by a Group
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Your do-file could consist of
bysort group (date): gen time = date - date[_n-1]
but many Stata users would just type that one command.
On 29 Mar 2013, at 16:10, Arya Eskamani <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Hello and thank you in advance
I'm attempting to find the difference in days between events within
different groups. The date is formatted %td (daily). Here's an
example of my dataset:
group event date
A 1 08mar2013
A 2 10mar2013
A 3 15mar2013
B 1 10sep2012
B 2 15sep2012
C 1 07aug2011
C 2 23aug2011
C 3 23aug2011
C 4 24aug2011
D 1 25dec2012
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I want to generate a new variable, say "time" , that calculates the
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A 1 08mar2013 .
A 2 10mar2013 2
A 3 15mar2013 5
B 1 10sep2012 .
B 2 15sep2012 5
C 1 07aug2011 .
C 2 23aug2011 16
C 3 23aug2011 0
C 4 24aug2011 1
D 1 25dec2012 .
E 1 01jan2013 .
Notice that the time variable is blank for 1st events because there
is no previous event to subtract from. I've never ran an operation
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SBIFF Movie Spotlight: Violet
Will determination defy all odds?
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. - What is an international film festival without its foreign films? Violet comes to us from Spanish filmmaker Luiso Berdejo. Interestingly enough, the film takes part in Santa Monica, CA, and some parts were shot right in our own backyard...Los Olivos, CA.
Violet is a story about a young Spanish man, Alex, who lives in Santa Monica, and along with his best friend "5", share a curious taste for old Polaroid photographs. But when an old Polaroid picture of a young, beautiful woman surfaces, she soon captures Alex's heart. An obsession and determination to find the woman in the picture ensues. Against all odds, Alex embarks on a spiritual journey that may very well change his life forever.
The film grips the viewer from beginning to end. The lead character will surely have a cheer section in his corner with audiences wanting him to succeed in his search, even if it defies all common logic. But maybe, just maybe, the tenacity and courage that Alex displays is enough to give him a renewed sense of life that will lead him straight to the girl in that old Polaroid picture.
Violet contains such a refreshing plot and it is an exceptional film. Berdejo took some time to shed a bit more light and depth into this great film.
Where did you get the idea, your inspiration and motivation, to make such a film?
I learned from Dr. Vicario, founder of the Medicine of The Soul Foundation, about the power of our inner strength, will and intentions. That inspired me to write a story about a guy who chases a dream believing in his chances to make it a reality despite all reasoning and common sense.
How much of the film was inspired by your own personal experiences?
Everything that a writer delivers is based on personal experiences or knowledge. 'Violet' maybe looks more personal than a zombie movie that I could have written in the past, but I always find everything that I do to be personal and somehow, even too intimate.
In a digital age, the use of Polaroid was prominent in Violet. What was the reasoning behind using this form of technology as the lead character's tool for photography art?
Violet is a love statement to the photochemical process of shooting a movie. The movie has been entirely shot on film: 35mm, Super 16mm and Super 8mm, and this love and admiration for the celluloid is somehow a metaphor of the celebration of palpable life, the permanence in time and the reminiscence of the people who left.
Out of all colors or names that could have been chosen, why did you choose violet?
Because violet are the sunsets in my beloved Santa Monica, and because I believe that violet is the most spiritual color out there.
Without giving away too much, Why did you decide to go with the ending you did? And start the film the way you did?
The fact that the main character in the film, Alex, learns how to shape his journey as he pleases, gave me the idea of building the film as if it were one of those inspiring 'Choose Your Own Adventure' books we all read when we were kids.
I understand some of the film was shot in Los Olivos, CA, a well-known location to everyone that lives in this region. What attracted you to this location?
We needed a magical lake to finish our film. We searched for the right one all over the State of California until finally the producer Dario Troiani found Zaca Lake. We saw some photos, we read about its history and we loved it. We drove to the lake; we kayaked to the platform, and when we experienced the incredible energy that comes from its bottom we knew that we had to finish our film there.
What were the challenges of making the film? Do you have a story or two you can share with our readers?
Believe it or not we did all the pre-production in 6 weeks, including everything you can imagine: casting, locations, hiring the crew, flying some of them from Europe, renting, buying, working, drawing, painting, rehearsing... I still cannot believe it when I look back to those days.
Later on, since we were three small-scale producers, we worked on the film as funds became available, so it took us quite a long time to move forward with some of the processes. For instance, it took us four months since we shot the film until we were able to scan the negative and watch the footage. Can you imagine that... for a filmmaker!? I am not complaining at all though, I love the movie and I'm grateful for the experience of making it just the way it happened; but it's undeniable that money issues turned the trek into a challenging one.
What were some of the most enjoyable moments of shooting Violet?
I love my actors and I truly enjoyed working and playing with them. Starting the editing was another huge highlight. Seeing that everything starts to look like a film and that your story is being told on screen is a great moment of happiness.
If there is one message you want audiences to leave with after watching this film what would that be?
I respect the audience too much to even pretend to give them a message. I just hope they will feel they have invested 90 minutes of their lives properly. That's a huge responsibility for a filmmaker!
How does it feel to have your film screen at the acclaimed Santa Barbara International Film Festival?
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Is there anything else you would like to discuss about your film that I haven't asked?
I would love to recognize the work of my producers Dario Troiani and Daniel Vicario. They both took care of me and of 'Violet' respecting the creative process from the first to the last day, and for that and for their immense love towards us I will be always thankful to them.
Thank you.
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Discussion in 'Fan Zone' started by physeter, Nov 22, 2012.
Ogletree, Costa, Lissemore, Murray, Ratliff, Agnew, Cook
What happened to him this time?
Of course Ratliff would be
What? Ratliff?
there goes the run defense up the middle. lookout for a run heavy offense today for the skins.
Groin injury
more bass and brent.
You play an undersized NG for all these years, this is what's to be expected.
Damn! That's what I was thinking. Man, it sure seems like we're missing a lot of folks to go along with our O-line issues and its going to be a heck of an accomplishment, imo, if they pull out a win.
We really need Ratliff today, that hurts.
I noticed all week long even today no one is talking about the number of injuries and absentees on Cowboys side..all what they talk about if D. Murray..
Washington are much healthier than us and while (with all our injuries) we had a tough game few days ago they had a walk in the park AFTER a bye week..
It really would be a miracle if Dallas wins
Our dline is so thin. It seems we have 5 DL in the rotation right now. Maybe a 4-3 front would be best for today if we could manage it.
:bang2:My goodness people are acting like we are playing some top flight team today. The Redskins have lost 3 of their last 4 and have a 4-6 record for a reason.
Divisional game-records are irrelevant.
Washington Redskins record is relevant.
My concern is not who we're playing, its the mash unit we have as a football team. This is parity NFL, take away that many players from a team that hasn't dominated anyone and a win becomes a tall order for any team against any team.
Wilbur active hmmmmmm
As long as we both are not contending it's totally irrelevant.
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The island-wide speed limit never tops 35 mph, so bicyclists sometimes move at too fast a pace for this town on a tiny, white-sand sliver about 50 miles south of Tampa. Anna Maria, on the north end of the 7- by 2-mile island, holds 1,800 people on its quaint seaside point. (The entire island has only 8,800 residents.)
There are no high-rise condos or greasy golden arches. Gulf Drive cuts down the center, and canals branch off from the interior, creating a plethora of water-accessed homes. Instead of a car, it's more likely you'll use your bike, kayak, or flip-flops. You know the nights are quiet when turtles choose your beach to lay their eggs.
There's only one course on the island, the private Key Royale Club, but this is Florida after all, so there's plenty of public and semiprivate golf to be had up to a half hour away on the mainland. Anna Maria's vibe is decidedly more artsy paddleboard-and-cruiser bike than exclusive yacht club.


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the original thread to my build began on The RPF forums and can be found here. --------->Yet another Boba Fett Pep Build. WIP - Page 2
I am totally new at the concept of building replica costumes and quite frankly I am in need of some advise from those more seasoned and expearianced with this. My original build started with Fierfek's .pdo file. After a few hiccups with the pep I produced a workable cardstock model that I glassed and began bondo work on. Once I got a good ways into this process tho The helmet just didnt seem like the right shape and no matter what i did I just couldnt seem to bring Boba's bucket to life with the medium I was working with. I knew it was possible as there were a couple of other good threads on the rpf forums that used the same pdo as me but so far my success was pretty limited.
Im shooting for an ESB Bucket and after comparing some photos to what I have on my workbench im starting to wonder if it was feasible with what I have done to teh pieces so far. I came across another.pdo file that seemed a little more accurate to the movie so I printed it out and pepped it.
The left bucket is my first attempt (Fierfek's PDO). the sides didnt seem to be the right angle and the shape of the dome is way off, not to mention the mandibles didnt seem to recess enough and it seemed like I was going to have to cut the mandible portions and recess them a bit more to be accurate. the right bucket is the other PDO file I found, I am not sure who the creator is so if it looks like your file please chime in and ill be more then happy to give credit where its due. originally the dome was unfolded in such a way that once pepped it had a almost curved cylinder look to it and it left a hole in the very top of the dome. I edited the pdo so that the dome looks a little more accurate.
There are some other inaccuracies on the right bucket as well but they dont seem like anything I cant fix with some craftiness and bondo. So I guess my first question is.... which bucket shape appears more ESB accurate to you folks? I would eventually like to have a 501st approved costume so the end product will be heavily scrutinized. Since im new to the hobby in general I realize that may not happen with my first build but it does help to have goals =)


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Mark Turgeon is entering his sixth season at the helm of the University of Maryland men's basketball team after leading the Terrapins to their second consecutive NCAA Tournament and their first berth in the Sweet 16 since 2003. Turgeon, who has won 24
or more games in four different seasons with the Terrapins, owns a 388-225 (.633) overall record in 18 seasons as a Division I head coach. He signed a four-year contract extension through the 2022-23 season on Oct. 27, 2016.
With a 20-2 record through 22 games in 2016-17, Turgeon topped the 1998-99 squad for the best start in program history. He is the first coach in Maryland history to lead the Terps to three 24-plus regular season-win seasons.
In his first five-plus seasons at Maryland, Turgeon has compiled a 138-66 (.676) record. He recorded the most wins for a head coach in his first five years in program history (114). Turgeon's previous two campaigns added up to the second-most wins in school history over a two-year span (55). He had the Terrapins ranked in the Associated Press top-25 for 36 consecutive weeks, including 20 weeks in the top-10. Maryland had previously not been ranked in the top-10 since Feb. 3, 2003, a span of 12 seasons.
Under Turgeon, Maryland has also thrived in its first three seasons as members of the Big Ten Conference, earning three top-3 finishes and compiling a 38-16 (.703) conference record. Turgeon's teams boast a 22-5 home record in conference play, including a perfect 9-0 mark in its inaugural season. He was named the 2015
Big Ten Coach of the Year.
Since taking over the program in 2011-12, Turgeon's Terrapins have amassed a 89-19 home record overall. Under his direction, Maryland recorded the most consecutive wins at home in program history (27) from Dec. 6, 2015 - Feb. 13, 2016.
Turgeon has led the Terrapins to a 30-11 record through their first 41 Big Ten games, becoming the fastest Big Ten coach to reach 30 conference wins since former Illinois mentor Bruce Weber guided the Illini to 30 victories in his first 35 conference games at
the helm during the 2003-04 and 2004-05 campaigns and the first three conference games of the 2005-06 season.
Turgeon has led his teams to a winning season in 15 of his 18 seasons, including a current streak of 14 consecutive winning seasons. The Terps won 27 or more games in back-to-back seasons for the first time in program history during the 2014-15 and 2015-16 campaigns.
Under Turgeon's direction the 2015-16 team finished with 27 victories and opened the regular season with a 15-1 record – the best start in program history. Maryland featured five All-Big Ten performers, including guard Melo Trimble (Second Team All-Big Ten) who was also named to the Associated Press Honorable Mention All-America Team. Center Diamond Stone was a Third Team All-Big Ten selection and was named Associated Press Big Ten Newcomer of the Year. Forwards Jake Layman and Robert Carter, Jr., as well as guard Rasheed Sulaimon each earned Honorable Mention All-Big Ten honors.
Maryland posted victories over five teams that advanced to the 2016 NCAA Tournament. In addition, the Terrapins also defeated rival Georgetown in a monumental game played on the College Park campus for the first time in four decades.
Maryland, ranked No. 18 in the Associated Press and No. 12 in the USA Today/ESPN Coaches poll, finished 27-9, marking the first time in program history the Terps have put together back-to-back 27-plus win seasons. Maryland's 4-0 start in conference play marked the best start since 1996-97.
The Terrapins also led the Big Ten and ranked fifth nationally in attendance in 2015-16, averaging 17,863 fans per game.
Maryland posted a school-record 26 wins during the regular season in 2014-15 and notched 28 total, an eight-game improvement from its 17 victories during the 2013-14 season. The 11-game win total was the second-highest improvement among all Power Five schools. Maryland also advanced to the third round of the NCAA Tournament.
The Terps finished their inaugural season in the Big Ten with an aforementioned 9-0 home record, which included victories against then-No. 5 Wisconsin, Michigan State and Indiana. Overall, Maryland concluded with an 18-1 home mark at XFINITY Center.
Maryland's 14-1 record in 2014-15 marked its best start in 18 years (1996-97). Turgeon posted 25 or more wins in a season for the fourth time in his career.
Since arriving in College Park, Turgeon has signed five consecutive nationally-ranked recruiting classes, including a top-10 class in 2016. He played a lead role in signing center Diamond Stone (Milwaukee, Wisc.) – a McDonald's All-American who was one of the highest-rated recruits to sign with the Terps in program history.
Under Turgeon, the men's basketball team posted its highest single year APR score of a perfect 1,000 in 2012-13 and has also graduated all 10 of his student-athletes who have exhausted their eligibility at Maryland.
In 2013, he captured his 300th career victory with an 85-74 defeat of Tulsa on Dec. 29, before leading the Terps to a thrilling overtime win against No. 5 Virginia in Maryland's final ACC regular season game.
Turgeon's winning percentage of .600 (42-28) was the best mark by a Maryland coach in his first two seasons, ahead of Bud Millikan (.592) and Gary Williams (.574). After bringing in a top-15 recruiting class in 2012, he led the Terrapins to a 25-13 record (most wins in six seasons) and appearances in the ACC Tournament semifinals and the NIT semifinals in 2012-13.
Turgeon directed Maryland to three wins over a ranked team in 2012-13 after Maryland had gone two seasons without one. The Terps were the only team in the nation to beat Duke twice, while also knocking off then-14th ranked NC State at home in January. Maryland's win over Duke at home on Feb. 16 was its first over a No. 1 ranked opponent in five years.
Turgeon, who came to College Park after directing Texas A&M to four consecutive appearances in the NCAA Tournament, led Maryland to a 17-15 record in 2011-12. At A&M, he posted a 97-40 record in four seasons and was named the Big 12 Conference Coach of the Year in both 2010 and 2011. He is the only coach in Big 12 history with at least 24 victories in each of his four seasons.
In seven years at Wichita State, he built the Shockers into a power in the Missouri Valley Conference, earning the league title and an NCAA Sweet Sixteen appearance in 2006. In that NCAA Tournament, Wichita State beat Seton Hall and Tennessee before losing to eventual Final Four participant George Mason.
Turgeon has developed eight former players into the NBA: Gal Mekel (formerly of the Dallas Mavericks and New Orleans Pelicans), Donald Sloan (formally of the Brooklyn Nets), Khris Middleton (Milwaukee Bucks), DeAndre Jordan (Los Angeles Clippers), Alex Len (Phoenix Suns), Jake Layman (Portland Trailblazers), Diamond Stone (Los Angeles Clippers) and Rasheed Sulaimon (Charlotte Hornets). Len was selected in the first round (fifth overall) by the Suns in the 2013 NBA Draft while Stone and Layman were both picked up in the second round of the 2016 NBA Draft, and Sulaimon was signed as a free agent.
Turgeon amassed a 128-89 record at Wichita State (2000-07), posting the third-most wins in school history. The Shockers advanced to three straight NITs from 2003 to 2005 in addition to the 2006 NCAAs, the first time WSU had four straight postseason appearances in 40 years.
He began his head-coaching career at Jacksonville State, going 17-11 in his final season there (1999-2000) after going 8-18 in his first year.
Turgeon was an assistant at Kansas for five seasons, first under Larry Brown (1987-88) and then under Roy Williams (1988-92). The Jayhawks made the NCAA Tournament in four of those seasons, winning the national championship in 1988 and finishing second in 1991. KU also won Big Eight titles in 1991 and 1992 with Turgeon on staff.
He was the top assistant under Jerry Green at Oregon from 1992-97 and was an assistant coach under Brown with the Philadelphia 76ers in 1997-98 before taking the head coaching position at Jacksonville State.
A point guard at Kansas from 1984-87, Turgeon was the first player in Jayhawks history to play in four straight NCAA Tournaments. KU went 108-33 under Brown in that stretch. Turgeon served as team captain in his junior and senior seasons, leading the Jayhawks to the 1986 NCAA Final Four.
As a student-athlete, he was selected to the Big Eight All-Academic Team in 1986 and was a Big Eight All-Freshman pick in 1984. He earned a bachelor of science degree in personnel administration from Kansas in 1987.
A native of Topeka, Kan., Turgeon led Hayden High School to back-to-back Class 4A state titles in 1982 and 1983, earning all-tournament honors each year. A first team all-state pick as a senior, Hayden went 47-3 in his high-school career.
In the summer of 2008, Turgeon was inducted into the Topeka Sports Hall of Fame. He was also honored as the 2015 Kansan of the Year in June, 2015.
Additionally, Turgeon was selected as a court coach for the USA Basketball Pan-American Team in preparation for the Pan-Am Games in the summer of 2015. The following year, Turgeon served as an assistant coach for USA Basketball's Under 18 Team, working with head coach Shaka Smart and assistant coach Kevin Ollie, and helping guide the squad to a gold medal. On June 13, 2016, he was named to the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) ad hoc committee on NCAA men's basketball tournament selection, seeding and bracketing.
Turgeon is active in the College Park community and has hosted the Coaches vs. Cancer Season Tip-Off Breakfast in conjunction with the American Cancer Society and the National Association of Basketball Coaches the past five years. Over the past two seasons, Turgeon worked with the Infiniti Coaches Charity Challenge to raise money and awareness for the Alzheimer's Association. In addition, Turgeon and his team worked with the Special Olympics of Maryland and hosted a basketball clinic for athletes in the organization along with inviting them to home games during the 2016 season. Turgeon also participated in the Special Olympics Relay Across America carrying the Flame for Hope through the College Park campus.
Turgeon ("TURGE-in") is married to the former Ann Fowler of Chicago, Ill, and they have two sons - William Harris and Leo - and a daughter, Ella.


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