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Vanilla Ice..... or Sinbad.
this may be of some local interest
2013 OL commits Logan Tuley-Tillman (left) and David Dawson
Yesterday's Adidas Sound Mind/Sound Body camp at Southfield High School featured some of the Midwest's best talent, including five of Michigan's 2013 commits (actually, six, but Csont'e York showed up late and I didn't get a good look at him). It also provided a rare chance for players to get instructed by coaches from Michigan, Ohio State, Michigan State, Eastern Michigan, and several other schools; U-M, OSU, and MSU each sent their full staff, save Mark Dantonio, who had a speaking engagement.
This was my first camp experience, so I mostly focused on the Michigan commits; at these camps, there's so much going on that it's difficult to focus on more than a handful of players. Here are my impressions of the Wolverine commits as well as a couple other standouts:
I didn't spend a ton of time watching Morris in the passing drills, mostly because I was more focused on the receivers and defensive backs, but he was excellent as usual on Wednesday. Morris threw harder than anyone else there, displayed great accuracy, and could make all of the throws. He's also improved from what I saw of him last fall in terms of knowing when to change up speeds and when to just unleash.
As you can see above, Al Borges kept a very close eye on Morris. UAB head coach Garrick McGee was running quarterback drills, but Borges made it clear that he would be the one coaching Morris. As Brian pointed out in today's UV, the running theme of the camp was coaches in disbelief that this was all legal; it was, thanks to SMSB's status as a charitable event.
Dawson was easily the most impressive lineman present, both from a physical and technical standpoint. He looks like he's in the 280-290 pound range but doesn't appear to be carrying much bad weight at all. He shows an advanced understanding of technique for a high school player; Coach Funk was presiding over the offensive line drills, and when he needed to give an example of what he was looking for, he had Dawson give the demonstration. Dawson displayed very quick feet, shuffled well in pass protection while keeping a solid base, and showed a very strong initial punch.
In one-on-ones, Dawson excelled in a drill that gives a clear edge to the pass-rusher. He got great depth with his initial step and had three or four pancakes (not all of his reps are on my film above). When Dawson did get beat, it was usually when he let the defender get into his body instead of keeping the rusher at bay with his arm punch. The proverbial mean streak was also on full display. On one rep, Dawson got beat off the edge, and the defender went back to his side screaming "Let's go!" and "I'm hungry!"* Dawson didn't appreciate the woofing, asked for an immediate rematch, and buried the guy into the turf.
Dawson is expected to end up at guard in college and after seeing him yesterday I think that's the best place for him. While his strength allows him to dominate high school competition, he isn't the longest lineman out there, which makes it harder to keep edge-rushers at bay. As you can see above, when Dawson slid inside to take a rep at guard, he dispatched his man with ease.
Tuley-Tillman didn't quite perform at Dawson's level but still showed off the potential that earned him an offer in the first place. When I talked to Logan, he told me he weighs about 315 pounds, a 15-pound drop from where he was at the Columbus NFTC last month. He's still carrying bad weight, however, and is going to have to turn a significant amount of fat into muscle before he's ready to play at the next level.
I was initially down on Tuley-Tillman when watching the one-on-ones, but after watching the tape he did better than I thought. When he gets his hands on a guy it's tough to escape and he finishes his blocks with authority. He did struggle some against the speed rush; Funk pulled LTT aside during drills to work on getting better depth in his drop when pass blocking, and there's still work to be done there. When he got his footwork right, defenders had little chance of getting past him.
Despite the technique issues, Tuley-Tillman has great feet; when he's coached up, he should have every opportunity to play tackle at the Big Ten level. He's definitely got some conditioning work to do, though it sounds like he's on the right track. Multiple experts who saw Tuley-Tillman in Columbus, where he reportedly struggled significantly, said his performance yesterday was a vast improvement.
Lewis continues to look impressive on both sides of the ball. While I thought he looked better at corner when playing for Cass Tech last fall, there may be a battle royale between the offensive and defensive coaches over where he'll play at Michigan; the offensive coaches have made it clear that they covet Lewis as a wide receiver. They'll have to fight Greg Mattison for him, however, and that may be a losing battle.
Lewis is never going to wow you from a purely physical standpoint—he's 5'11" and pretty skinny—but his athleticism is just a notch below elite. He showed off great closing speed at cornerback, though he sometimes relies too much on his ability to recover; he's not quite at his 2012 teammate Terry Richardson's level when it comes to staying in a receiver's hip pocket. His ball skills, however, are exemplary; he tracks the ball in the air extremely well and knows exactly when to go for the catch. If a quarterback threw a 50-50 ball in his direction, whether on offense or defense, he came down with it or at least broke up the pass.
At receiver, Lewis put those ball skills to good use, coming up with a couple of spectacular catches including one diving effort against 2014 Cass Tech teammate Damon Webb (much more on him below). I still like Lewis's upside more at corner, where his size plays better, but he's convinced me that he could contribute on either side of the ball at the next level.
Hill looked very good in the reps I saw him taking, running crisp routes and catching almost everything thrown his way, including the pass pictured above. He nearly pulled in a ridiculous one-hander early in the morning session, but couldn't quite haul it on; otherwise, any pass in his direction resulted in a catch. Hill isn't the fastest tight end out there, nor the biggest, but he finds a way to get space from defenders and then shield them off with his body.
Given that he's being recruited for a very specific, not-always-used position—H-back—he's got a more limited ceiling than most of the commits; at around 6'2", he doesn't have the size to play much on the line. That said, if he can run routes and catch like he did yesterday, he could be a solid piece to the offensive puzzle.
Webb turned heads a couple weeks ago when he blanketed Laquon Treadwell at the IMG 7-on-7 and he built on that with an MVP-worthy performance yesterday. Despite being a year younger, Webb has more bulk on his 5'11" frame than his teammate Jourdan Lewis, and like Lewis he's an outstanding athlete.
Also like Lewis, Webb can play either wide receiver or cornerback at the next level, though his size suggests that corner is his optimal position. He was fantastic playing corner in the one-on-one drills, staying step-for-step with Lewis—though Jourdan managed to bring in a diving catch—and 2013 Notre Dame commit James Onwualu, who was torching the less-heralded prospects. Webb faced Onwualu three times, and aside from slipping on a hitch route, he came out on top. Webb doesn't rely as much on recovery speed as Lewis, instead playing a more physical style; he's not at all afraid to come up and jam the receiver, and he flips his hips well when transitioning from his backpedal.
Allen Trieu reported this afternoon that Webb earned a Michigan offer, which comes as little surprise after he performed so well in front of the entire staff. While they're targeting him as an athlete for now, I'm guessing he'll be the next in a long line of Cass Tech corners to play at the BCS level. The Wolverines appear to be his clear leader at the moment and there's a chance his recruitment wraps up early. He'll be in Ann Arbor next week for Michigan's camp.
*"I'm hungry" guy was one of the highlights of the camp, as he repeatedly—and loudly—proclaimed his hunger after just about every rep. When Hoke spoke to the campers after the morning session, he singled the kid out for his enthusiasm, then had this exchange:
Hoke: "Did you have lunch yet?"
I'm Hungry Kid: "Yes, sir."
Hoke: "Well, I guess you're not hungry anymore."
Pictured coaches, in order of appearance, are UAB HC Garrick McGee, OSU HC Urban Meyer, MSU DC Pat Narduzzi, EMU HC Ron English, Hoke, Mattison, EMU's Mike Hart, Syracuse's Tyrone Wheatley, and Michigan's Darrell Funk and Jeff Hecklinski.
Jayru Campbell's hair did not disappoint:
Neither did Shane Morris's afternoon attire:
That's all for now. Interviews with Morris, Dawson, and Tuley-Tillman coming later this afternoon.
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I wonder if OSU coaches don't "coach up" Michigan verbal commits. Why would they want to improve a player that will be competing against them?
Great job Ace!
Not to be too snarky, but it's probably because they are professionals and not the evil a-holes we all like to believe them to be.
There's nothing OSU's coaches can show a kid in a drill that is going to decide The Game three years from now.
I respect this OSU staff and look forward to battling with them...
Replace "respect" with "acknowledge the existence of" and I agree.
Didn't get a chance to talk to him, unfortunately. The coaches were all pretty busy running the camp and I was pretty busy trying to keep track of everything.
It's one thing to play through the whistle. It's another to play after the whistle. I like aggressive players, but Tuley-Tillman takes it a little too far at times. I wouldn't be surprised to see him get arm barred or punched in the face by a disgruntled MSU player in a few years...
I'm sure Hoke will address him just like he did Lewan concerning penalties and all. Hoke will make it loud and clear and Logan will do as Lewan did. Dominate.
I'm glad I'm not the only one who noticed this. He looks like he's getting beaten frequently, getting frustrated, and playing dirty as a result.
I'll give him the benefit of the doubt but I'm a little concerned about his attitude. It seems like his recent "fame" has maybe gone to his head (if you see his tweets you'll know what I mean). He just seems like he's been coasting lately (weight gain being the biggest piece of evidence).
C'sonte York has class in the morning, he was late for that reason and not for lack of dedication or any other negative reason some neurotics on this board will brainstorm up.
RCMB told me that playing after the whistle is good physical football.
What is wrapped around Borges's arm? In the Morris pic?
A big ol' cast. Had elbow surgery recently, apparently.
Not shocked groucho and urbz ego's couldnt occupy the same field. That or mark was afraid of the response he would've got from interrupting hoke during his speach for "being confused about what the camp was for"
On the realz, I have the exact same beach tank top as Shane Morris. $7.50 at Old Navy.
Michigan colors+ Sale= Shutup and take my money!
Coach Borges is looking hot! Really hot!!
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The 59-year-old was first elected to the senate in 2004 after serving a term in the House of Delegates.
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AFA: Impeach Eric Holder Over Gay Rights Stance
Submitted by Brian Tashman on Thursday, 2/13/2014 2:10 pm
The American Family Association is demanding that the House move to impeach Attorney General Eric Holder for the supposed crime of treating legally married same-sex couples ... as legally married.
United States Attorney General Eric Holder, this week, has again overstepped the boundaries of the law when he arbitrarily ordered that homosexual couples will now receive government benefits reserved only for natural marriage status. This applies even in states that have laws defining marriage as only between one man and one woman.
Taking a nod from the playbook of his boss, President Barack Obama, Holder wielded his own pen and paper, trampling on states' rights and disenfranchising voters in states defining marriage as only between one man and one woman.
It is time for Eric Holder to go!
It is the sworn duty of every member of Congress to uphold and defend the Constitution of the United States. Allowing Eric Holder to remain in office unchallenged is a violation of that duty. Action must be taken to stop the abuse of power in the attorney general's office.
Urge your representative to press for the impeachment of Attorney General Eric Holder for high crimes and misdemeanors.
In a sample email for members to send their congressmen, the anti-gay AFA claims that Holder's pro-equality move violates their "rights and freedoms":
There is no room for political corruption in government and when it is discovered, it is the duty of Congress to take immediate and swift action against it.
The American people desperately need leaders we can trust. Our district deserves representation that will firmly stand and defend our rights as citizens. And when rights and freedoms are being threatened through poor leadership at the Department of Justice, it is your sworn obligation to take steps necessary to protect our state and its citizenry.
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Posts Tagged: Flannery O'Connor
In Retrospect, We Shouldn't Have Pulled the Car Over
At The Toast, Elizabeth Strassner provides us with surefire ways to determine whether or not we're in a Flannery O'Connor short story. We are pretty sure the cat hates us....more
A Good Film Is Hard To Find
For Electric Literature's podcast Ryder + Flye, Jason Diamond chats with author Margaret Elby about why so few of Flannery O'Connor's works have been adapted for the big screen, and more....more
Paul Lisicky on Flannery O'Connor
Writing for the Atlantic, Paul Lisicky recalls two Flannery O'Connor short stories that taught him to love her work. Although critics often highlight O'Connor's harshness toward her characters, Lisicky says these stories transcend the stereotyped image of her "little punishment machines:"
The aim of these stories is certainly satirical, but that's only part of the plan.
Displaced in the Grotesque
O'Connor is so often remembered as a misanthropic homebody—but she was comforted by the idea of a God that gave preferential treatment to the most vulnerable among us.
For the Paris Review, Dave Griffith writes about reading Flannery O'Connor's "The Displaced Person," a story of immigrants in O'Connor's classic grotesque South, during the global refugee crisis....more
Adventures Are Overrated
For The Millions, Bill Morris wonders what value adventures and life experiences have on writing good fiction. While at first Morris is convinced that adventure is necessary to write quality work, Flannery O'Connor's Mystery and Manners convinces him that travel and exploring the world are not entirely necessary:
My big mistakes, I now realize, were to equate adventure with experience and to believe that the writer's job is to be merged in experience.
The Rumpus Interview with Lincoln Michel
Introducing: Flannery O'Connor
O'Connor is nothing if not overwhelming.
Over at Electric Literature, Adrian Van Young has compiled a Flannery O'Connor reading primer to help those approaching the body of work of "the greatest American writer ever to load up a typewriter," just reissued by FSG Classics....more
Plot and Prejudice
At Electric Literature, Matthew Salesses discusses the works of Joseph Conrad and Flannery O'Connor to explore the problem of unconscious prejudice and unintentional racism in writing, and how writers can avoid it:
The writing of fiction cannot treat marginalized characters as vessels, cannot let the plot play out the racism of under-enlightened protagonists.
The Last Book I Loved: The Way We Weren't by Jill Talbot
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The Gods of Southern Gothic
At the Guardian, author M.O. Walsh tries to account for the global popularity of southern gothic literature. While he attributes much of southern gothic literature's success to a tradition of oral storytelling, he also suggests that it is the southern novelist's ability to treat the "grotesque" with empathy that helps to create memorable characters:
Show me a southern gothic novel written by someone who's not from the south and the odds are that I'll show you a bad novel.
A Prayer from Flannery
Please help me dear God to be a good writer and to get something else accepted.
Juan Vidal examines how T.S. Eliot, Flannery O'Connor, and Madeleine L'Engle approach prayer, and how prayer helps one derive meaning in a creative life....more
The Rumpus Interview with Christy Crutchfield
Writing Under the Influence of Catholicism
William Giraldi talks about writing in spite of Catholicism:
The Catholic O'Connor, in other words, has no Catholic agenda when she sits at the campfire to tell her story—across her singular canon all is chaos in search of grace, all is enigma unveiled but unsolved, and no credo is a clear victor.
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The Power of the Common Tongue
For The Millions, Lauren Alwan provides "a brief history" and analysis of colloquial titles, including works from authors like Ernest Hemingway, Flannery O'Connor, Lorrie Moore, and Raymond Carver. In addition, Alwan offers her insights as to what makes colloquial titles so appealing:
There is a certain power in hearing phrases we know and may have used ourselves.
The Rumpus Interview with Jamie Kornegay
This Week in Short Fiction
The gamer story. Regardless of its iteration—D&D, Commodore 64, Nintendo, X Box, LARP—there is the hero, and there is the rest of the gang, subjugated as sidekicks and underlings. The gamer story has a long tradition of tropes and structures, arcs and character elements, at the center of which has always been the hero telling the story and in world more like ours, the person role-playing that hero....more
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The Future of Old Art
The Public Domain Review previews literature and art that will be entering the public domain in 2015, including work from Flannery O'Connor and Ian Fleming....more
O'Connor Memorialized
Peacocks, poetry, and one of America's most enduring authors.
Upon entering the cathedral for the small induction ceremony, attendees were greeted by two gigantic, sparkling sculptures suspended from the ceiling—they are phoenixes, part of an installation by the Chinese artist Xu Bing, but at first glance you might mistake them for peacocks, like the ones that O'Connor raised on her family's Georgia farm, Andalusia.
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On Tuesday, Aqueous Books released From Here, Jen Michalski's second short story collection and fourth book. The founding editor of the literary quarterly jmww and a long-time Baltimore resident, Michalski's fiction has found homes in more than 80 publications.
Looking at the early reviews and the stories from the new collection that have appeared online, one gets a sense of Michalski's territory: neighborhoods with worn and tattered fences, where yards and lives overlap and spill onto one another, where rules are broken and categories are hard to define....more
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Some walked to get away from work, to clear the mind of words and embrace direct experience; others, to ruminate on their scribbled pages and return to the pen with renewed vigor.
Flannery O'Connor Can't Be Tamed
This quote from Paul Lisicky in an essay at The Millions neatly sums up why it can be so difficult to teach Flannery O'Connor's work:
…it's so easy to simplify O'Connor. Even sophisticated readers are prone to missing out on all the nuances in the work.
A Higher Art
In his By the Book interview at the New York Times, Colson Whitehead claims he doesn't know the name of his all-time favorite novelist:
…because they never wrote anything. They had no inkling they had a knack for writing, so instead channeled that talent into being really nice to family, friends and strangers.
The Eternal Question: To MFA or Not?
Writers who are currently trying to decide whether an MFA is right for them will find that the questions being raised today are not unlike those addressed by Flannery O'Connor:
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Stephen O'Grady at RedMonk has launched a new Podcast called Hark. In his second episode, he and Agile programming guru Kent Beck have a thoughtful discussion around the ideas in O'Grady's book "The Software Paradox." …[Read more...]
I am potentially one of the least technical people in my generation. I'm 30 and I am afraid of my cellphone, my laptop, Netflix, the microwave…. Okay, afraid is maybe a strong word, but baffled by them at the very least.
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A good portion of the startups I meet and advise want to use the
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The wild and crazy guys over at S&T Geotronics, James Sanderson and Marc Tessier, have decided to go full tilt with a Kickstarter version of their DIY Open Enigma Project. For those who missed the fanfare last year, they were featured on Instructables showing how to build an Arduino-based …[Read more...]
There is a good article over at Re-Code by ex-Microsoft VP Steven Sinofsky called "The Four Stages of Disruption". It describes the evolution of products and markets through disruption, drawing from Sinofsky's own insights and also building on the work of Everett Rogers ("The Diffusion of Innovations") and …[Read more...]
No one enjoys downtime. It reduces productivity and creates lost work, along with frustrated customers who depend on your services! Outages should not be considered business as usual. GenieDB grew from this frustration. Now with the launch of our new online Management Console, companies can experience the benefits of GenieDB's geo-distributed, continuously available MySQL with just a few mouse clicks.
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Last year's AWS re: Invent conference was described by many as one of the best technology conferences of 2012. This year, we're pleased to be a sponsor and exhibitor at the event and will be heading over to Las Vegas from November 12-15.
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I will change my host provider within a month. I've been using Midphase for several years and have decided to use Linode as my next virtual private service provider. I will move this site there in the next few weeks. This will be my first time moving a domain and I hope the transfer will be smooth without too much down time. After all, I know my readers worldwide are hanging on to every word I type and deserve a site that runs 24 by 7
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We've all been through downtime at some point and deplore the lost work and productivity that comes with it. And the only thing worse than server downtime is having to report that downtime to frustrated customers who are depending on your service for their business.
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ESPN has announced the athletes who will pose nude or semi-nude in the 2011 "Body Issue" of ESPN The Magazine. Among the many athletes who will appear in the highly anticipated issue are Los Angeles Clippers star Blake Griffin, gymnast Alicia Sacramone, snowboarder Gretchen Bleiler and Mets shortstop Jose Reyes.
Current Dancing With The Stars contestant and longtime goalie of the U.S. Women's National Soccer Team, Hope Solo hinted on Twitter that she would be photographed for this year's "Body Issue" back in August.
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9 Parks near Costilla, New Mexico
Cerro, New Mexico 12.28 miles S
Red River, New Mexico 14.57 miles SW
Questa, New Mexico 15.57 miles SW
San Luis, Colorado 19.85 miles N
Ojo Caliente, New Mexico 25.78 miles SW
Costilla, New Mexico (map) | (505) 586-0542
Sites: 50 | 0 Reviews
Red River, New Mexico (map) | (575) 758-6200
Sites: 23 | Latest Rate: $9.00 | 0 Reviews
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Aug 2014 - $9.00
This is the smallest of the Carson National Forrest campgrounds in the Red River area. All sites are dusty & gravel, but it is the closest to the city of Red River. We have camped here 4 times before and will do it again. There are pit toilets which are cleaned daily by the camp host, no shower. City water is available from one faucet from which you can fill your fresh water tank. The rate paid includes the National Senior 50% discount. - OpaS
Red River, New Mexico (map) | (575) 754-6187
Sites: 30 | Latest Rate: $50.00 | 6 Reviews
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Jul 2014 - $50.00
Owners/operators are very friendly and helpful. Park is within walking distance to town and right off of highway which can be noisy during the day, but quiets down at night. Not fancy, but the area is level, and bathrooms were clean. The best part is the fishing right out the door of your RV in the stream that runs along the park edge. Make sure your plans are firm, the $50 deposit is non-refundable. Wi-Fi is spotty at times. - Kevin & Liz
Oct 2013 - $40.00
This RV park is a gravel parking lot with hookups on the edges. There is a nice stream the runs by it. The internet never worked and when the camp hosts were told they did not seem to care. The trash bins are not within the RV park. You have to walk out of the park to throw away trash. Red River the town is really nice. It is in a beautiful valley. - Yuma
Aug 2013 - $35.00
Office/management staff is very friendly and helpful. The park is very small and camp sights are fairly narrow with very little shading. The park is next to the main road through town, and is very noisy during the daytime, however, it does quite down overnight. Our cable box didn't work during our stay and the WiFi was adequate. We did not use the restrooms or showers. There is a $2 per person charge for showers. - Kevin & Liz
Red River, New Mexico (map) | (505) 754-2293
Sites: 60 | Latest Rate: $39.00 | 16 Reviews
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Jun 2016 - $39.00
Located close to town and has a beautiful view and Red River flows right through the park, there is a nice pond stocked with trout for fishing. Wifi and cell service is poor. Satalite TV worked well.
This campground needs serious drainage work to the sites and roads! Granted it rains in the afternoons often, but we have stayed in many rainey areas with no problems. This is nothing but an absolute mud hole, our site was covered with two inches of water. After complaining to the owner he got a shovel and tried to hand dig a drainage rut. Refused to move us and no offer of a reduction in rate.
Will will not stay here again. Beautiful area but the grounds are awful! - Jackie thornton
Jun 2014 - $35.00
This park is in dire need of interior road and infrastructure maintenance. We were moved from one site due to a water pipeline failure and one of our party suffered a blowout due to a sharp rock in one of the interior roads. The owner's violate their own rules and allow tent camping on RV sites. We would not stay here again. - Altoflyfisher
May 2014 - $50.00
Still really like this park and the staff. The 8 comes from what the weather left. Had rain all week and the drainage around the site was almost nonexistent. Mud everywhere. I feel certain that when I come back next year for the Motorcycle Rally, the staff will have fixed that problem. - ray brooks
Red River, New Mexico (map) | (575) 586-0520
Sites: 20 | Latest Rate: $15.00 | 2 Reviews
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Aug 2009 - $15.00
This is a very nice Campground in the Kit Carson National Forest. Located on New Mexico State Highway 38 about 3 miles west of Red River NM at an elevation of nearly 8,600 on the GPS. With paved interior roads, it has four sites with level concrete pads. The remaining 16 sites have paved asphalt parking areas for RV's with their tables and fire rings adjacent in the dirt. About 3/4's of the sites can accommodate big rigs and long fifth wheels. Each site has a campfire grill and a picnic table. Water is available at several locations. Most of the camp sites are 50 to 80 feet from the other sites and masked by trees. Sites are nestled amidst large Ponderosa pines and Aspens. With our Golden Age Pass we paid $7.50 per night. Definitely a campground to come back to. Full on weekends with space usually available during the weekdays: at least that's what the camp host said. - happyflyer
Jul 2008 - $8.00
This is a great national forest campground with level concrete pads at each site. It has campfire grill and a picnic table on a paved patio at each site. Water is available at several locations. Each site is 70-80 feet from the other and masked by trees. The campground was spotless and the air was clean and fresh. Sites are nestled amidst large Ponderosa pines and Aspens. Why anyone would camp in a side by side RV park in Red River when this is available is beyond reason. - JWT
1371 E. Main St Red River, New Mexico 87558 (map) | (575) 754-2286
Sites: 120 | Latest Rate: $50.00 | 36 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $50.00
Road Runner in the best place in Red River to stay. Very friendly staff and camp host. Pretty close to downtown area but still far enough away. We stayed in the adult only section. The only drawback to that was not being able to have a campfire. But safety first and I kind of understand why. Rest rooms were clean and a good walk from the upper section. I did not mind the walk and got to meet a lot of campers on the way. We will definitely stay here on our return trip but will try to get a campsite on the lower section by the river. - Musickman911
Jun 2016 - $55.00
Beautiful park in a beautiful place. Nice sites, quiet and good quality rv park. Only downsides were very poor Wi-Fi, good strength just doesn't work 85% of time. Also they charge $5 per day for extra vehicles, but that includes motorcycles with no extra trailers or space. We have what amounts to a cruiser lift on the back of our rig, the bike fit well within the space and they still charged extra.... Not sure why that would be necessary. - Lookinforeden
Jun 2016 - $45.00
We really enjoyed this RV park and the surrounding areas. Our site was in the "adult only" loop with very few other campers, so it was quiet, restful, and scenic. Children and campfires were not permitted in our loop, and since they both can occasionally be disturbing to folks our age, we were delighted with these rules. The lower loops do not have these restrictions. There is a nice dog run, plenty of activities for kids, but no swimming pool. The tennis court is a nice but seldom used facility. Many of the sites are not level, so be prepared to make adjustments. Our loop appeared to have significantly more room at each site and between sites. WIFI and cable TV were reliable during our stay. Utilities were well placed and worked without any problems. Be careful navigating the interior roads as they are narrow with sharp turns and big trees in some places. These roads are smooth and paved, however. We stayed 5 nights and will stay here again when in the Red River area. Management is efficient, very friendly and supportive. - Scott & Nancy
Questa, New Mexico (map) | (505) 586-9913
Sites: 25 | Latest Rate: $23.00 | 8 Reviews
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Sep 2014 - $23.00
If it weren't for our GPS, we never would have found this campground. The signs out on the highway are very small and easily missed. The entrance is also the exit. It's very narrow and if you're coming in when someone else is coming out, one of you is going to have to back up. The pull-thru we had was big and level, but some of the back-ins would be difficult to get into. There are some sites along the river that probably flood out during the spring snow melt. The laundry has three washers ($2) and three dryers ($2), but one of the dryers was out of order, the rubber gasket around the door of another one was falling off, and the gasket on the other was completely gone. The owners seem more concerned with adding unnecessary things, such as a gazebo, than in taking care of the things that are already there. There was no over-the-air tv reception and no cable, however they did offer to set up a satellite connection if you asked. If we're ever in this area again, we won't stay here. - mrpeepers
Aug 2014 - $26.00
This campground is in a pleasant site along the Red River. The sites are level but are poorly marked and many are hard to get into. The owners are working hard to create new amenities,but are neglecting basic daily maintenance. There was trash scattered over our sites. The restrooms and showers were not cleaned, not even once in our 10 day stay. This was gross. - tetonbjb
Jul 2014 - $25.00
This a nice park; still improving. Our site was level and the utilities convenient. Electrical service was fine but use a regulator for water. It is quiet once the owners stop working sometimes at dusk. It is at the foot of the mountains although the drive to Taos (20 miles) is a plateau. Restrooms/showers are convenient and clean, however, shower area has no curtained or walled changing area and would be visible from the open door. Questa has very limited services but Taos has everything including traffic congestion (go with the flow and be patient). Take the loop drive through Red river to Angel Fire to Taos. Stop for tamales. Rate is unadvertised PA weekly. - gumper
Questa, New Mexico (map) | (575) 770-1600
Sites: 150 | Latest Rate: $7.00 | 2 Reviews
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Jun 2010 - $7.00
Wonderful place to camp. Our site had a covered picnic table area, fire ring and grill. There are several hiking and biking trails in the park. If you don't like being remote or possibly being the only people around in a very quiet area, you probably won't care for this place. There are only vault toilets (clean) and no showers. There is water available but not at the sites. Our site had million dollar views for $7.00 a night. - Zdog
Jun 2009 - $3.00
One of the most beautiful spots in Northern New Mexico at the confluence of the Rio Grande and Red Rivers on BLM developed facility. Outstanding bicycle/hiking area. Very few amenities but there is water and restrooms available along with picnic tables and grills. Visitor center is well stocked with maps and experts on local animals and geology. If you like remote but accessible this is it. - taoshum
Cerro, New Mexico (map) | (575) 586-1150
Sites: 22 | Latest Rate: $4.00 | 2 Reviews
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Oct 2014 - $4.00
The actual rate was $3.50 per night, which reflects a 50% Federal Senior Pass discount. This is not a campground you will happen across, but if you do go to the trouble to find it, you will be rewarded. The 13 mile drive from highway 522 is slow but is easy and all on paved roads. Do study the directions on the website as your GPS may take you on a "shortcut" down a gravel road. The campgrounds are laid out on short gravel spurs off of a 6 mile paved loop road. You will want to stop at the fee/information station as you enter the site. The map you will get is critical to being able to find your way around. In terms of sites suitable for RVs, there are 5 areas. They are as follows : El Aquaje with 7 campsites, La Junta with no campsites except a handicap site, Montoso with 4 campsites, Little Arsenic Springs with 6 campsites, Big Arsenic Springs with 6 campsites. Many of the sites are fairly unlevel, but they are all well-separated and beautiful. This is really a campground for smaller RVs. There is fresh water for filling a tank, but there is no RV dump. There are vault toilets. There are no campsites that can be reserved. There is a Visitor Center that is open during the prime season and when staff is available during the off-season. There are great hiking and biking trails. Our Verizon phone worked well. Our Verizon data worked most of the time if we used our booster. This is certainly a campground we will return to. - TheJim
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Price reflects senior discount, sites normally $7. Pit toilets, no hookups, but threaded faucets scattered throughout campground. Sites level and very widely spaced. It's a 13 mile drive from highway 522 to the campground areas (there are several, but each just has a handful of sites) but it is paved all the way. Roads in the campgrounds themselves are gravel, but mostly in decent shape. Some were washboard. Campground elevation is 7500 feet. Scenic views abound. Sites have sheltered, covered picnic tables. Taking into consideration that this is a boon docking campground, it still deserves a full 10 star rating, due to the fine views, excellent hiking trails, and huge spacing between sites. - HercMaster


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According to Jose Morales, father and trainer of WBC junior welterweight champion Erik Morales, British boxer Anthony Crolla is one of boxers being considering for a planned return in the month of December. Morales plans to return in December in Mexico, with Tijuana being the frontrunner city. Morales and Crolla were scheduled to fight each other on September 17, as part of the Floyd Mayweather-Victor Ortiz undercard in Las Vegas, but the boxers were shuffled apart into separate fights.
As previously reported on BoxingScene.com, Morales plans to fight in December, and then he'll possibly drop down to 135-pounds to achieve a career goal of winning a fifth world title. Morales wants to face the winner of Jorge Linares-Antonio DeMarco, who clash on October 15th for the vacant WBC lightweight title. Morales has a goal of retiring in 2013.
Another Brit that can't punch and was still fighting 6 rounders last year...tuff bout for Morales...as stated earlier , get the taxi driver list from JCC...Comment by PRBOXINGJOTO on 10-03-2011
why am i not surprised Morales fighting another bum if he was a real man like Cotto he would fight a 40 year old like ricardo mayorga for his second title defense maybe Nate CampbellComment by D-MiZe on 10-03-2011
I hope Morales does give Crolla a chance. Crolla is only 24 and has 2 losses 24 fights, both of which happened at 130 and the last time was 2 years ago. He has shown a lot of promise since…Comment by lest26 on 10-03-2011
omg this will be a boring boring fight, just retire Morales give that stolen belt back to Bradley or let Maidana have a shot at it.Comment by Southpawology on 10-03-2011
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This was Arsenal's first win in four games, after losing to Chelsea and City, and drawing at Southampton.
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I don't even know where to begin with this nightmare. First, the movers never showed up on the day they were supposed to pick up my stuff. They waited until 6 o'clock that evening to tell me they would be there first thing in the morning. They finally showed up at noon the next day.
Four days later, they contacted me and told me they would need an additional $400 to deliver my goods. They refused to provide me with any paperwork backing up why they needed more money, just that they wouldn't deliver without an additional $400. I immediately wired the money, and was told they would deliver my property within 21 business days. After that they stopped answering calls. Over a month and a half later, after threat of legal action, they finally delivered my goods.
One box was completely missing. They said they'd bring it by if they found it. Multiple boxes were opened and re-taped shut with a different colored tape. We immediately found multiple items removed from bubble wrap. You could actually tell where they used box cutters to rip the bubble wrap and steal items out leaving just bubble wrap behind. Over 1,200 worth of property stolen.
Furthermore, they destroyed my freezer door in the move. They also only delivered part of the kitchen table, with hardware missing. My beds were delivered without the frames.
I contacted the movers. They asked me to email them a detailed list of what was destroyed and stolen. I emailed them the next day. I called a week later and all they would tell me was that it was "in claims and someone would contact me in 48 hours." That was last August. When I called to speak to "Mark", the agent who I spoke to, the receptionist would only tell me that he was busy and would call me later. After a few attempts to reach "Mark" about this, the company just doesn't answer anymore.
They also refuse to give me a bill of lading number, stating that I don't need one.
I filed a complaint with the bbb. The complaint was closed due to lack of response, however, I was told that they were not bbb certified in spite of advertising on their website. I have filed a complaint with the D.O.T. I'm still waiting to hear back from them.
Do not use these guys, they blatantly steal and lie to your face. When confronted, they refuse to answer their phones.
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I've exhausted the list of assessment requests. So, is there a archive procedure that we've come up with, or do I need to hop over to WPMILHIST and figure out how they do it? --Born2flie (talk) 07:37, 24 April 2008 (UTC)
The backlog on this page might drop a bit if it were easier to find, perhaps by a link from the Assessments page? Sturmvogel 66 (talk) 00:22, 2 September 2009 (UTC)
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I would like to recommend the use of the {{la}} template for including articles on this page. The syntax would be similar to that used on WP:GAN:
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Problem: stub or C[edit]
In my view of how we do things here, a two-line article is in no conceivable way more than a stub. Heads up: User talk:Trevor MacInnis#Wikipedia:WikiProject Aviation/Contest/Submissions/Zyxw. Geschichte (talk) 14:20, 21 November 2009 (UTC)
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I noticed that on the B-class quality scale, there are 6 criteria, but the b-class list on the WPAVIATION template only has 5 of the 6. Should this be added to the todo list for the template? Rpyle731talk 03:02, 18 February 2011 (UTC)
Is this a stub?[edit]
I see Coleman A. Young International Airport and wonder if the rating of Stub is justified? Thanks for your response, XOttawahitech (talk) 19:40, 22 July 2013 (UTC)
- Not now. It's too long for a Stub. Quick re-rate as a Start. -Fnlayson (talk) 19:50, 22 July 2013 (UTC)
Just to let you know[edit]
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Bobcats Sports & Entertainment (BSE) President and Chief Operating Officer Fred Whitfield and FOX Sports Carolinas and SportSouth Senior Vice President and General Manager Jeff Genthner announced today that one preseason and 80 regular season Bobcats games will be televised on SportSouth during the 2010-11 NBA season. This marks the largest number of Bobcats games ever broadcast in a single season, the first time that the complete regional broadcast schedule will be televised solely on SportSouth, and the first time that all games are scheduled to be broadcast in high definition. SportSouth, along with its sister network FOX Sports Carolinas, is in its third year as BSE's regional television partner.
"When we formed this broadcast partnership back in 2008 we knew we were aligning ourselves with one of the best regional sports networks in the nation," said Whitfield. "But showing 81 games in high definition exceeds even our expectations, and those that benefit the most are the nearly two million households and businesses across North and South Carolina that will see every minute of action this season on SportSouth."
"The 2010-11 NBA season will be a season of firsts for Bobcats' fans," said Genthner. "This is the first season every Bobcats game will be televised as we opted to increase our coverage to 80 regular season games with two games scheduled on national TV. This season will also be the first time all games will be available in HD and all locally televised games will be positioned on SportSouth, creating a new fixed television home for the Bobcats thus simplifying the viewing experience for fans. Moreover, as in previous seasons, every game will include a full Bobcats LIVE pre- and post-game show with Steve Martin, Dell Curry and Stephanie Ready."
For the second season, former Charlotte Hornets standout Dell Curry teams up with long-time play-by-play announcer Steve Martin and courtside reporter Stephanie Ready to call the action on SportSouth. In addition to game telecasts, Martin, Curry and Ready will co-host Bobcats LIVE expanded pre- and post-game coverage for all 81 game telecasts. Overall, 42 road games, including all 41 regular season matchup, and 39 home games will be carried on SportSouth this season. Preseason coverage starts Monday, October 18 when the Bobcats visit LeBron James and the Miami Heat at 7:30 p.m. ET, and regular season coverage begins with Opening Night on Wednesday, October 27 when the Bobcats travel to Dallas to take on the Mavericks at 8:30 p.m. ET. The rest of the regular season schedule includes 15 games against Southeast Division rivals Atlanta, Miami, Orlando and Washington, including all four regular season games with the Heat, and two games against the defending champion Los Angeles Lakers. The schedule also features 26 games against Western Conference opponents, and SportSouth will air 24 of the final 25 games of the regular season.
The FOX Sports regional networks serving the Southeast – FOX Sports South, FOX Sports Carolinas, FOX Sports Tennessee and SportSouth – collectively reach more than 12.9 million cable and satellite households in seven states across the Southeast. They are the television home of the Atlanta Braves, Atlanta Hawks, Atlanta Thrashers, Carolina Hurricanes, Charlotte Bobcats, Memphis Grizzlies and Nashville Predators, as well as the Atlantic Coast Conference, Southeastern Conference and Southern Conference, and offer expanded coverage of the University of Kentucky, University of South Carolina and University of Tennessee. Combined, the four networks producer more than 800 live local events each year. For more information, please visit FOXSportsCarolinas.com.
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