Video: Super Bowl 2013: The best and worst commercials.
The dozens of commercials that aired during the big game and evaluate them with fresh eyes. For the Best and Worst Super Bowl advertising. So, let us not forget on this national holiday dedicated to advertising that these Super Bowl ads, good and bad, are crafted by real human beings. People who have hopes and fears very much like our own but also have $3.8 million to spend on 30 seconds of airtime.
The 5 best Super Bowl commercials of 2013.
The Ravens won the game, but which advertiser won the laughs and viewers in between the action on the field? Watch the Super Bowl’s best commercials this year: http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/early-lead/wp/2013/02/04/the-5-best-super-bowl-commercials-of-2013/
The 5 worst Super Bowl commercials of 2013.
The 49ers only lost by a few points, but these advertisers lost big, ticking off viewers with sexist or unfunny commercials. Watch the worst commercials of this year’s Super Bowl: http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/early-lead/wp/2013/02/04/the-5-worst-super-bowl-commercials-of-2013/
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Top 10 of Super Bowl Commericals.
10. Doritos® - Goat 4 Sale - Crash the Super Bowl 2013 Finalist.
9. M&M'S Love Ballad Commercial.
8. NEW E-TRADE Baby Game Day Commercial - Save It.
7. Skechers - GOrun 2 - Man vs Cheetah Big Game Commercial.
6. Doritos® - Fashionista Daddy - Crash the Super Bowl 2013 Finalist.
5. Space Babies 2014 Kia Sorento Big Game Ad.
4. Viva Young - 2013 Taco Bell Game Day Commercial.
3. 2013 Hyundai Santa Fe - Big Game Ad - Team.
2. OREO - Whisper Fight.
1. Hotbots 2014 Kia Forte Big Game Car Ad.
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Deaf Football Players Use Secret Weapon
LOS ANGELES (NBC) - Deaf football players use secret weapon. 19 players and the coach on this small football team have brought grit and motivation to the field, using color coded signs and their own language to communicate.
They were an undermanned high school football team from Fremont, California. Only 19 players from a small school, and they're under sized, not one player even 200 pounds, which made their run to a 10-2 record and elite championship something special. But the CSD Eagles overcame an even bigger obstacle on the way to friday night glory because CSD stands for California School for the Deaf. That's right. Every player and coach Warren Keller, too, is Deaf. NBC’s Mike Taibbi reports from Fremont, California.
TRANSCRIPT:
Finally tonight an example from the fields of play about how to get past seemingly insurmountable challenges and about the rewards that follow when you pull it off. NBC's Mike Taibbi has the story tonight from Los Angeles.
Reporter: They were an undermanned high school football team from Fremont, California. Only 19 players from a small school, and they're under sized, not one player even 200 pounds, which made their run to a 10-2 record and elite championship something special. but the CSD eagles overcame an even bigger obstacle on the way to friday night glory because CSD stands for California School for the Deaf. that's right. every player and coach Warren Keller, too, is Deaf.
We want to prepare the kids the best we can for the rest of their lives. get them, no matter what happens on the field and how much we push them we want to prepare them for their real life.
Reporter: small but quick, the eagles were pushed to practice fast and play that way. the hurry-up offense with each snap within seven seconds of the referee's spot.
We set up fast. we snap the ball fast.
Reporter: and what do you know? it worked. one bigger opponent after another bit the dust. almost all of them public schools. and the eagles turned deafness into an advantage, using sign language and color coded sideline boards to call plays to that athletes who can hear couldn't figure out.
They can talk to each other and they don't have to create a new language where as a matter of fact we might be at a disadvantage.
Reporter: it is tough enough growing up Deaf, but over the space of a dozen football games, these kids proved their metal and their equality to the hearing world and to themselves. motivation?
They think we're nothing, that they can beat us and that we won't beat them and they have a big ego.
Reporter: and reward.
We shocked them and then they realized oh, yeah. Deaf kids can play.
Reporter: for their extraordinary season, " Sports Illustrated" has honored the eagles as one of the country's accomplished underdogs. more important, what these young athletes have already won.
What happened on the football field applies in real life. I'll always remember playing football here. of course I feel like it's going to help me become a better man.
Reporter: a message sent and received loud and clear. Mike Taibbi, NBC News, Los Angeles.
The original video with subtitles: http://video.msnbc.msn.com/nightly-news/50041856/#50041856
They were an undermanned high school football team from Fremont, California. Only 19 players from a small school, and they're under sized, not one player even 200 pounds, which made their run to a 10-2 record and elite championship something special. But the CSD Eagles overcame an even bigger obstacle on the way to friday night glory because CSD stands for California School for the Deaf. That's right. Every player and coach Warren Keller, too, is Deaf. NBC’s Mike Taibbi reports from Fremont, California.
TRANSCRIPT:
Finally tonight an example from the fields of play about how to get past seemingly insurmountable challenges and about the rewards that follow when you pull it off. NBC's Mike Taibbi has the story tonight from Los Angeles.
Reporter: They were an undermanned high school football team from Fremont, California. Only 19 players from a small school, and they're under sized, not one player even 200 pounds, which made their run to a 10-2 record and elite championship something special. but the CSD eagles overcame an even bigger obstacle on the way to friday night glory because CSD stands for California School for the Deaf. that's right. every player and coach Warren Keller, too, is Deaf.
We want to prepare the kids the best we can for the rest of their lives. get them, no matter what happens on the field and how much we push them we want to prepare them for their real life.
Reporter: small but quick, the eagles were pushed to practice fast and play that way. the hurry-up offense with each snap within seven seconds of the referee's spot.
We set up fast. we snap the ball fast.
Reporter: and what do you know? it worked. one bigger opponent after another bit the dust. almost all of them public schools. and the eagles turned deafness into an advantage, using sign language and color coded sideline boards to call plays to that athletes who can hear couldn't figure out.
They can talk to each other and they don't have to create a new language where as a matter of fact we might be at a disadvantage.
Reporter: it is tough enough growing up Deaf, but over the space of a dozen football games, these kids proved their metal and their equality to the hearing world and to themselves. motivation?
They think we're nothing, that they can beat us and that we won't beat them and they have a big ego.
Reporter: and reward.
We shocked them and then they realized oh, yeah. Deaf kids can play.
Reporter: for their extraordinary season, " Sports Illustrated" has honored the eagles as one of the country's accomplished underdogs. more important, what these young athletes have already won.
What happened on the football field applies in real life. I'll always remember playing football here. of course I feel like it's going to help me become a better man.
Reporter: a message sent and received loud and clear. Mike Taibbi, NBC News, Los Angeles.
The original video with subtitles: http://video.msnbc.msn.com/nightly-news/50041856/#50041856
Monday, December 3, 2012
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GO, GO PORTUGAL!!!
UEFA Euro Cup 2012 has begun yesterday and I must confess I enjoy watching football. In more or less 3 hours, Portugal is going to play its first match against Germany. It's a tough challenge in a very difficult Group B (Portugal - Germany - Denmark - Holland).
Case to say: all together now!!!! We are going to need it but WE CAN DO IT :)
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Saturday, June 9, 2012
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Maryland School For The Deaf In Toyota TV Ad
Video: Maryland School for the Deaf in Toyota TV Ad in ASL/captioned.
Washington - The Line of Scrimmage was a documentary campaign that aired during the Sunday Night Halftime Show on NBC. The Maryland School for the Deaf was an amazing group of players that had a team that was one of the most well disciplined and organized ones that we saw and enjoyed a solid winning record.
Source Vimeo by Amanda Miller
Washington - The Line of Scrimmage was a documentary campaign that aired during the Sunday Night Halftime Show on NBC. The Maryland School for the Deaf was an amazing group of players that had a team that was one of the most well disciplined and organized ones that we saw and enjoyed a solid winning record.
Source Vimeo by Amanda Miller
Saturday, August 20, 2011
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