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Wednesday became a snow day for Lincoln and other schools across southeast and south-central Nebraska, and as I drove from my neighborhood to catch Highway 2 on my way to work, I couldn't help but smile while remembering what happened to one of Nebraska's most legendary football recruits on his first-ever snow day … an unforgettable experience for an eventual team captain, first-team All-American, first-round NFL draft choice, six-time Pro Bowler and two-time Super Bowl winner – something he will never forget.
I give one of my favorite legends a call and was surprised to find him in the passenger seat of a New Orleans-bound car driven by his 30-year-old son, Josh. They were headed to the Super Bowl and the hometown of Nebraska's most famous recruit from Louisiana. "We decided to drive," Neil Smith said, "so we could spend some time together just talking about New Orleans, the restaurants and getting to see a game where one brother will win and the other one won't."
I tell Smith I called because today's weather reminded me of his first snow day in Lincoln, and if he still remembered it. Smith needed a few seconds to answer because he had to quit laughing first. "You know I'll never forget that day for the rest of my life," he said.
He Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow
It was a January morning nearly three decades ago when Smith, a college freshman, woke up, looked out his dorm room window and was absolutely astonished. "I opened the curtains and saw something I'd never seen before in my life…snow," he recalled. "I looked beyond the Harper-Schramm-Smith dorms. Everything was just blanketed in a deep, white snow. The parking lots, the train tracks…everything."
It was a blizzard, Smith thought to himself. That means no classes, no meetings. "I was excited just thinking about going back to sleep, so I did," he said. A few hours later, there was a rather loud knock on his dorm door. Smith opened it and was shocked to see Tom Osborne standing there, and he was not smiling. "Neil, if you're not going to class and if you're not going to meetings, you're at the wrong university," Smith remembers Osborne telling him to "make sure you make it to my office…today!"
One can only imagine how fast Smith's heart was beating. Even though he and close friend Lawrence Pete led the Nebraska freshman team in tackles that season, Smith didn't feel like a future superstar.
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"It was my first one-on-one meeting with Coach Osborne," Smith said. "He was very stern and yet very clear about what he expected from me. He told me everything he wanted me to do, so I could become a better person, a better student and a better football player - in that exact order." Smith, of course, adjusted his sails that day and still considers the experience a positive one, mostly because Osborne was there to help him understand what he'd done wrong and to explain what he needed to do so it didn't happen again.
"I never had a father around when I was growing up," Smith said. "Coach Osborne was the first real father figure I ever had. He described what accountability is and why it mattered. He helped me learn more about life than football, and he showed me how those lessons were connected. It helped me understand that Nebraska had enough trust to give me a scholarship, and now it was up to me to show that I deserved that trust."
Smith took a circuitous route to a legendary career. Nebraska was looking at the quarterback on Smith's high school team in New Orleans when Jack Pierce, a Nebraska assistant coach at the time, kept seeing Smith show up on film as a tight end, a linebacker, even a defensive tackle – the position he played in college before playing defensive end in the NFL.
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"To be honest, I was more interested in playing basketball at a smaller school," Smith recalled. "At that time, I wasn't really all that serious about football." Pierce, who works for the Huskers Athletic Fund, laughed Wednesday when he hears about Smith's fond recollection of his first snow day. Since this is the stretch drive for Nebraska football recruiting, I ask Pierce if he remembers any other snow stories connected to recruiting southern players.
"I remember one involving extreme cold, and it happened when we used to fly in recruits on private planes," Pierce recalled. "We started with two recruits in Louisiana before flying to Houston to pick up two more. On the plane, every recruit had a story about a southern coach who told them they might freeze to death once they got to Lincoln."
Once he heard the negative expectations, Pierce asked the pilot to tell him what the temperature would be in Lincoln when they landed and to check for any possible snow. "They told me no snow, some sun and a temperature of about zero," Pierce said, "so I asked the pilots to taxi into a heated hanger, so we could step off our heated plane and pile into a heated van."
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Before the driver pulled out, Pierce asked him to drive directly to the back entrance of the Cornhusker Hotel. "When we landed, I told everyone 'Look, the sun's out, just like I expected,'" Piece said. "That night, it was below zero, so I asked if we could borrow some full-length coats so they could wear them on the way to the stadium. They all put those warm coats on, and everything was going just fine until the driver didn't drop us off at the right place. He jumped out of the van and opened the door, and you should have heard those guys when that cold air hit 'em right in the face for the first time. It was no big deal, though. Two of those guys ended up committing to us. No wait … it might have been three."
I can't help but ask Smith if Nebraska's snow toughened him up and prepared him for his stellar college career and his 13-year run in the NFL. "Yes it did," he said, acknowledging that he and his son left Wednesday for New Orleans when the snow was still falling in Kansas City. "I played in the snow for the Chiefs and the Broncos and learned a big lesson that first Snow Day," Smith said. "I can still see Coach Osborne standing there, and I can still remember how loud that knock was. It's inside my head … forever."
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It took me quite a while to finally decide to do this. As some of you might have already know, I've only had MYSELF to keep this blog updated and you might have noticed by now, It's been quite a while since the last time I did anything with this blog. I was going to just ABANDON this but I thought that my 4,965 FOLLOWERS who made this total of 311,422 page views and 119,931 total visitors, deserve an explanation and a proper GOODBYE and THANK YOU message, so here we are.
I would like to really REALLY thank you guys for visiting, liking, reblogging and supporting sistar-rology. Like Sistar, you guys became a part of my daily living. But because of some commitments I have, It's saddening that this is the end. To the people who I became friends with, talked to and spazz with, I'm really thankful that I met you guys.I'm going to be really REALLY busy from now on with stuffs that I've commit myself into and it's non-KPOP so, yeah.
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Throughout the Southeastern United States can be found "old families" in rural areas whose appearance is not quite the same as the European or African peoples who colonized the region, but also not what a person with substantial indigenous ancestry looks like either. In earlier times they might have called themselves Cajun, Black Irish, Redbone,
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Rood Creek Mounds (also known as Roods Creek Mounds) is a very large Native American town site in southwestern Georgia that is immediately east of the Chattahoochee River in Stewart County. It was one of the largest Native American towns in the eastern United States. The original palisade enclosed about 120 acres and eight mounds.
Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Virginia
In the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes Frank Speck completed the third of a series of monographs dealing with the modern cultural life of communities of descendants tracing their origin from the tribes inhabiting the Chesapeake tidewater area. The future student of American folk-communities of Indian descent will find here new tribes with new trait-complexes to analyze and interpret. These contributions represent some culture aspects of the humble groups who were at the time of writing of this paper, at a climax and turning point in their history. Replete with over 100 photographs and maps, and at least that many surnames, this paper proves its value to both the historic researcher and the genealogist.
Indian Biographies
Biographies are a good source of information on our ancestors. They can be used as a tool to provide facts: names, dates and locations for the events in our ancestors lives. They can also provide "meat" for genealogical research, and by that we mean the story behind the person – events which shaped and molded the character of a person. We have put a great number of biographical information online, both Native American and general biographies, and have gone through all of them and provided links to the one's specific to Native American.
Parsons and Abbott Roll
By a treaty of March 24, 1832, the Creek Tribe ceded to the United States all of their land east of the Mississippi River. Heads of families were entitled to tracts of land, which, if possible, were to include their improvements. In 1833 Benjamin S. Parsons and Thomas J. Abbott prepared a census of Creek Indian heads of families, which gave their names and the number of males, females, and slaves in each family. The entries were arranged by town and numbered; these numbers were used for identification in later records. The genealogical researcher who is able to locate an ancestor on this document is most fortunate, as it forms the basis for many other documents relating to Creek claims cases through the 1960's.
Indians in World War 2
Native Americans played the same rolls as many other Americans who entered into World War 2. They enlisted, fought in battles, suffered wounds, many were killed, some were captured, some received medals. Many of the women and men who didn't go off to war, still participated at home, joining service groups and volunteering their time. This manuscript provides stories of these brave men and women Native Americans who fought for freedom during World War 2, casualty lists of injured, POW's and KIA's, as well as taking a brief look at the most important Navajo Code Talkers roll in WW2.
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Indian Tribes of the United States
An extensive cross reference to our tribal pages on AccessGenealogy. What was initially a large exhaustive list of resources found at AccessGenealogy for each tribe in the United States is being converted into a cross reference for the tribal pages themselves. The list of resources for each tribe being now found on the tribal page. In this way, we can concentrate on providing more obscure tribal spellings while still directing you to the appropriate tribal page. On the tribal pages you will find a description of the tribe, villages which the tribe was known to reside, gens and clans, culture, religion, as well as references to other works found on our website. This is a large work in progress, and you'll see much movement of information in the coming months.
Handbook of American Indians North of Mexico
The scope of the Handbook is as comprehensive as its function necessitates. It treats of all the tribes north of Mexico, including the Eskimo, and those tribes south of the boundary more or less affiliated with those in the United States. It has been the aim to give a brief description of every linguistic stock, confederacy, tribe, subtribe or tribal division, and settlement known to history or even to tradition, as well as the origin; and derivation of every name treated, whenever such is known, and to record under each every form of the name and every other appellation that could be learned. For AccessGenealogy, this is the basis of our tribal descriptions from which we've grown the Native American section of our site. We simply believe it to be indispensable to the Native American researcher.
The Indian Tribes of North America
Swanton's The Indian Tribes of North America is a classic example of early 20th Century Native American ethnological research. Published in 1953 in Bulletin 145 of the Bureau of American Ethnology, this manuscript covers all known Indian tribes broken down by location (state). AccessGenealogy's online presentation provides state pages by which the user is then either provided a brief history of the tribe, or is referred to a more in-depth ethnological representation of the tribe and it's place in history. This ethnology usually contains the various names by which the tribe was known, general locations of the tribe, village names, brief history, population statistics for the tribe, and then connections in which the tribe is noted.
Free US Indian Census Rolls 1885-1940
All of the 1885-1940 Indian census rolls with their images can be accessed for free from AccessGenealogy. For the most part, these rolls dated after 1900 were done in alphabetical order and were typewritten – this should help make finding your ancestor much easier. The earlier ones though were often done in handwriting and the film quality can be very poor at times. Beginning in 1930, the rolls also showed the degree of Indian blood, marital status, ward status, place of residence, and sometimes other information.
Indian Treaties Acts and Agreements
Indian Treaties, acts and agreements represent a large collection of federal and state treaties with the various Indian tribes. Treaties are still used today by the American government between itself and other Nations. The United States treated many of the Native American tribes as individual Nations, and produced treaties with them for the purpose of expressing friendship, purchase of land, and treaties which were signed after a War between the United States and that tribe. Treaties provide a vivid history of a tribe and often have lists of names included in them or as attachments to them. When we find these, they are included with the treaty.
History of the Indian Tribes of North America
Biographical Sketches and Anecdotes of the Principal Chiefs, Embellished with one Hundred Portraits, from the Indian Gallery in the Department of War, at Washington. Thomas L. McKenney, of the Indian Department, Washington, and James Hall, Esq., of Cincinnati, produced one of the most artistic renditions of Native Americans to be printed. The usage of 100 portraits from the Indian gallery in the War Department provided a visual reference into the style of dress and personal appearance of many leaders of tribes. The biographical sketches and anecdotes should give you an overview into the life of each Indian and their relevance to their tribal affiliation and American culture.
Indian Schools, Seminaries, and Asylums
Beginning in 1878 the goal was to assimilate Indian people into the general population of the United States. By placing the Indian children in first day schools and boarding schools it was thought this would be accomplished. Federal policy sanctioned the removal of children from their families and placed in government run boarding schools. It was thought they would become Americanized while being kept away from their traditional families. This collection of data focuses on providing the details – names, tribal affiliation, ages, and other data to specifically identify the Native children who boarded, institutionalized, and sometimes died in these "schools."
People of One Fire
Architect Richard Thornton is a member of an alliance of Creek, Choctaw and Seminole scholars, who over the past seven years have been intensely studying the heritage of the Muskogean peoples. The following articles written by him, most of them exclusively for AccessGenealogy, advance the findings of this group and Richard's personal studies. These articles take a look at the Muskogean peoples like none other that can be found online. To study their heritage, and not to have at least read his writings, is to assume that we already know everything about this people. Sometimes history isn't what we've been told!


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Daimler, Freightliner's parent company, said it might lay off 715 employees April 1 at the Cleveland plant, which would have shut down the second shift.
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For Admins: Add Area In Review For Satellite Reception
May 4 2010, 10:46 AM
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With Direct TV (and I assume others) satellite set up for motorhomes, one of the first questions I ask when reserving a spot is "can I get satellite reception from that space?" Just yesterday, I checked into a very nice campground (Lassen KOA, Northern Ca.) and the manager didn't really know. They were nice enough to let me walk around and pick my spot as they weren't crowded at all. I found a perfect spot that got me Direct TV HD.
It would be nice to see an area in the review for what space # one camped in and do they use satellite for TV. If they do, were they able to get reception. Just a thought. Regards, Steve
May 4 2010, 03:04 PM
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That would be a benefit to us managers also. Since I don't have a way to check each spot it would be nice if people would let us know how the satellite was. Since we have dish in the house we live in on the property I don't have a way of knowing how good/bad a site is.
May 5 2010, 06:48 PM
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This brings up an issue that I, as a customer of the site, think is worthy of consideration by the administrators. That being an update of the Accommodation /Hook-Up feature of CG reviews.
The present list is good for a general overview of a campground, but I personally think it is outdated. Even if the written portion of the review was excellent, I might still question whether a Travel Trailer owner really paid much attention to the fact that the C/G was in fact Big Rig Friendly. A Pull-Thru site doesnt mean that the 40 foot MH with tow vehicle can fit into it.
I have some suggestions for expanding the campground data. Perhaps there are others who can add to these.
Pull Thru Sites - How long and how wide??
Big Rig Access - Its not just size, but also maneuverability.
Shade Trees Needs to be clarified. None/Light/Heavy
Family Friendly What does that mean?
Wireless Internet Again it needs clarification. None/Weak/Strong
Cable TV How many channels??
Satellite reception - None/Weak/Strong
Some things on the list are less valuable information. Telephone and Modem hook ups are two of those. Wi-Fi is 21st century. The other two are antiquated. I am wondering what campgrounds have a restriction on Pets. Perhaps that is useless info. Pet friendly would be more appropriate. If there is a pool, then there is access to it. Yes?
Perhaps it would be helpful to others who considering staying at a particular C/G if there was a fill in the blank for other amenities. Hot tubs, club house, suffle board, horseshoes, pet area, breakfast buffet, golf nearby, etc. etc would make me want to consider the RV park as a place to stay.
For the C/G owners who are reading this, I would respectfully suggest that a rare negative check box on cleaniness of your bathrooms isn't as important as what other amenities you provide. I would also suggest that what would be absolutely more important to your customers is a check box for rating customer service. I would pay more for good service that than anything else you have to offer.
Some of these suggested changes, and I absolutely am not trying to run the site, might be worth considering. If for no other reason than to reduce the length of a review or to moderate the complaints about bad reviews.
May 5 2010, 07:54 PM
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It's interesting that you bring this up at just this time. The admins have been discussing the need for some updating for quite a while now. You have some very good suggestions, and in fact almost everything you mentioned has been discussed.
The problem is how do you list enough information on the form to tell about the campground and at the same time not make it too long or tedious to fill out. If every possible characteristic of a campground is listed for check off I'm afraid the list would be far too long. Almost every RVer has their priorities that they want to see in a cg. Some are interested in playgrounds, others care more about a clubhouse, while someone else would like to know if pets are allowed. Then there is the degree to which things are available. What kind and how much playground equipment is there? Does the clubhouse have an exercise room, a kitchen, etc.? Is there a fenced area for off leash pets to play? You can see how this could go on and on.
Therefore, it is necessary to try to choose those items that the majority of RVers would look for or want to know about. That is no easy task especially when you consider that there is only so much room on the form. If the "pets" category got removed to make room for a "clubhouse" listing, I'm sure we would hear from both sides. Some would certainly think that pets are more important than a clubhouse, but this would be a favorable change for those that don't travel with pets and who want clubhouse information. Since it is pretty much impossible to list everything we believe the more specific information should be relayed through comments. Someone who has pets will probably make a few comments about the condition of the pet area. If someone really likes the clubhouse they will mention it.
Also keep in mind that none of us are professional reviewers. We go to a campground to camp and have fun, not spend our time inspecting and measuring. If the form is too complicated and if members feel they have to report on every little thing they will stop writing reviews.
The admins realize that some of the terms are antiquated, and others are ambiguous. How much shade should there be before "shade sites" is checked. While none/light/heavy help clarify, they still depend entirely on someone's opinion of what constitutes light or heavy. Your light may be my heavy. You can see the problem, I hope.
All that said, the admins are hoping that some areas of the website will be revised. Our webmaster is very busy, but I'm sure he will make changes as soon as possible. Again thanks for your input. You have made us feel we are on the right track.
|Jerry S
May 5 2010, 10:38 PM
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I have to side with most of what TX said. Not only can the list of things to check off get out of hand but you also have the "opinion" factor in these listings. Things like big rig, pet, kid, and family friendly are opinions. Things like "# of cable channels" is factual and can easily be listed. I usually give a ball bark figure (20, 40, 60) for the number of channels in my reviews.
The original item suggested in this thread (satellite reception) is much trickier. Unless you have a very open park (read treeless or no trees over 12' high), a park may have a variety of sites which may or may not be good for sat TV. Then there are sites which are not good for roof dishes but OK if you use a ground dish. Before I got a roof dish on my latest RV, I wouldn't have known for certain how to ascertain Sat. reception avilability in a "varied" site park. Is a reviewer supposed to go around the park and see how many sites have a clear SW view? Again, I now usually make some comment about how many of the park's sites seem to be sat. TV friendly if it has not been mentioned by recent reviewers.
WIFI also has too may parameters. Free, costly, near office only, all sites, fast, slow, dropped signal, kicked off, and on and on. All the reviewer can say is what his experience was when he/she used the service. It may work fine for me during my stay but not for the next reviewer. Then again, that reviewer may be one of those WIFI abusers who crashes the system with his overload.
Any that's just 2 items.
|John Blue
May 6 2010, 01:45 PM
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As TX said we have been work hard to review all items that RV people have posted and our own input as we are RV people as well. The list of new and change items are very long now. How much time will a person spend checking off all the items that could be added? The website pages would run on to the point a person would go to sleep before you got to the end. Site would need to add faster and large servers to pick up the new load. We know the site will not fit everyone's needs but we try.
Do not understand the Satellite reception - None/Weak/Strong. If we see a weak signal level less than 90, system will not work well. You have a good signal or a no go.
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May 6 2010, 09:11 PM
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Perhaps do a poll and see how many satellite users there are? Personally I think it may be only a tiny fraction of the folks who RV.
One problem with wifi none, weak, strong is that my weak might be the next user's strong. I don't really care about the signal strength--but rather the through put or bandwidth. Of course that varies directly as the number of users. I can't say that weak strong would help me identify a "good camping spot" from another.
May 7 2010, 08:38 PM
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I am also a Webmaster. If I had to spend time trying to please everyone, Id quit doing it. The fact that the admins have already recognized the issue is a positive. There are other ideas in this thread that are well thought out and relevant and probably will be considered as well. I respectfully comment on those comments.
1- The check box laundry list could be expanded and still be within reasonable length. Combining choices that are related or similar into one box might work. As an example, combine the pet and family issue into Pet and Family Friendly. I think all experienced RVer have a handle on what makes that a Yes. The reviewer can make a comment in their written review if one or the other isnt true.
2- If there are current selections that will be deleted, then adding some new ones that have been suggested or thought of will not increase the laundry list. Id respectfully suggest that even if the list were a bit longer, it might in fact reduce the amount of bits and bites placed in a review. If the website database won't handle it, then that is a mute point.
3- Since the review section lacks advertising, the time spend on a page by a viewer would mean less to the admin than the viewer. It would be interesting to know if viewers would prefer the laundry list or the written review when it comes to their time on site.
4- Time spent checking off items does not necessarily increase because the current system has defaults that one does not need to change from the previous input. I realize that we are in the fast food mode most of the time, but even if the list doubled in size, the minor amount of time to preview it is minimal. Even if that werent true, I will spend as much time as needed to find the campground that fits my needs.
5-It is true that most of the laundry list could be termed as an opinion. But so is the written review. If you do a factual only list, then about half of the present list will go.
Texasrver you are absolutely correct in that it is no easy task. Now let me open another can of worms for you. Above all else, the change I would most like to see is a method to rate a reviewer. Something on the order of Was this review helpful? I think that is useful quality control tool.
May 7 2010, 09:33 PM
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Above all else, the change I would most like to see is a method to rate a reviewer. Something on the order of Was this review helpful? I think that is useful quality control tool.
I don't know. I have mixed feelings on that. Hmmm......
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May 7 2010, 10:54 PM
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You have made some good suggestions and your arguments in # 2, 4, and 5 have merit. I am not sure I understand what you are saying in #3, and rating the reviewer will require a lot more consideration. The one I do not necessarily agree with is #1. While I think the point of your suggestion is valid--combining similar categories might be advantageous--I do not think your example is is a good one. In my opinion there are many parks that are "adult type" (no kids) parks that allow pets and likewise there are those that welcome kids but do not allow pets. I cannot see how pet friendly and family friendly could be checked off as one, even if the reviewer could make comments to the contrary about one or the other. But I do understand your point and think it is a good one.
The bottom line is the webmaster is in charge of making changes to the website. We make suggestions, and if he agrees or sees the validity of the request he will try to find time to make the changes.
May 9 2010, 12:06 PM
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What about a place where a person has to add their email to the review? Then if someone has a question about the campground they can always email the reviewer and ask the questions they have in mind.
May 9 2010, 04:15 PM
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What about a place where a person has to add their email to the review? Then if someone has a question about the campground they can always email the reviewer and ask the questions they have in mind.
That's an interesting suggestion..... but to me, the point of this website and the reviews are..... "anonymous." Adding an email address takes away the "anonymous" part, even if you have no idea who "firstname.lastname@example.com" is...... But it's interesting.......
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May 9 2010, 05:26 PM
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There have been discussions in the past about whether or not to keep reviews anonymous. If I remember correctly most members did not want their identity known. So I agree with JJ. Adding the email address would not keep the reviews anonymous.
May 9 2010, 11:41 PM
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I like this thread. What frustrates me is someone reviewing a park and says the clothes washer did not work and gave it a 1. The other says the flowers are beautiful and gave it a 10.
I give parks like Rayford Crossing in Spring TX a 9 and Buckhorn Resort in Kerrville TX maybe a 10. The difference between Rayford and Buckhorn is that the concrete sites are level. But they are great. To get a 10 they have to be very good.
I am not complaining for the following, so do not take this in a negative manner. I am just expressing my experience.
I really rely on RV Park Reviews to determine the majority of the campgrounds where I will stay. After reading many reviews that gave no information about the campgrounds being a great place to stay, I tried to make a list of things that I thought were important and saved it in the notepad format.
When I went to review a campground I would use this format. I found out that the list type format was not acceptable to the comment part of the review. So I would remove the carriage return and make the list in a paragraph format which, as I am told, is like one long sentence and was hard to read. I don't really care if anyone knows that I am making a specific post because I am trying to give clear concise information so those trying to find a place can make a good decision. That is what I would like from those that made reviews I am reading to help find an acceptable place to stay.
I am not pointing to the person that PMed me to change the way I posted a review. I am ok with the PM, I just don't know how to make an informative review with out giving facts. I know what I am interested in many may not be.
This is some of the information and the format I used to try to relay to anyone wanting to stay at a campgound that I have stayed at.
Shore Services: 50amp, Sewer good, Water @ psi
AT&T Cell Phone:
Sprint Air Card:
Verizon Air Card:
Site Size:
Site Closeness:
Long term tentants:
Directv Satellite:
Additional Charges:
Additional Remarks:
I found out this was not useable in the comment area. So I changed it and it went like this.
Shore Services: 50amp, Sewer good, Water 40 @ psi - Wi-Fi: Good - AT&T Cell Phone: Good - Sprint Air Card: Poor - Verizon Air Card: Very Good - Cable: Poor Could not use on site 5 - Site: Poor. Concrete but broken. Un-level front to back and side to side. - Site Size: Some good - Site Closeness: Good. Can put out awning - Roads: Paved - Restrooms: Good In office - Laundry: Good. 2 W & 2 D $1.00 each - Long term tenants: Few or none - DirecTV Satellite: Open area good signal - Discounts: None - Payment: Credit Card - Additional Charges: None - Additional Remarks: This park has a lot of 30amp and a few 50amp. Come in early and get a better spot. We would stay here again when we come through. I would have rated higher if the site pad were not broken and very unlevel.
This I am told is hard to read and should break it up. I haven't posted again yet, and I will but I guess it might read easier if I put a few carriage returns in and around to make it easier to read. I will try this in the future.
Lastly. I try to give good information and would rather read something in the format that I wrote than something that gives no valuable information about the campground.
Something else would be nice is if we can post a photo showing the park. Many times the park has great photos but when you get there you find it is not half what it seems.
We plan to go to Florida and I found that some of the campgrounds have fees in the 3 digit range. Bluewater Key RV Resort shows to cost $150 per night for some sites. PS this is listed under Bluewater Key rather than Key West Florida.
I apologize for the long post and please receive this in a positive manner. It is meant in a constructive manner.
Thank you for letting me express my thoughts.
May 10 2010, 09:07 AM
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My reviews all reflect MY OPINION of a campground, based on my use of one particular RV site. For all I know, the other side of the park may be better or worse for satellite, WIFI water pressure, etc. When I read a review, I also understand that the person that wrote the review only stayed at one site and their opinion may or may not apply to the site that I am assigned. I take most reviews with a grain of salt and look more for neatness, road condition, basic amenities, and staff helpfulness. I have been known to pull into a park and pull right out, even though the review I read seemed to indicate that this was a decent RV park. Everyone looks for different things and has their own set of standards as to what they will accept. A review, no matter how thorough, is still only one person's opinion. Don't make things too complicated since it really doesn't matter that much for most people.


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Landis church members make new friends during mission trips to Argentina
The mission committee at First Reformed Church in Landis decided that they wanted to go to a new area for a mission trip.
"We contacted several organizations, and they were just lukewarm to us," said Carmen Carter. "But then we contacted Will Herndon of 'Words of Life' Missions from New York.
"He was excited and knew immediately that he wanted us to go to Argentina."
First Reformed Church is active in the mission field.
Currently 12 missionaries are working in various areas, and a team from the church has worked in Haiti.
Still, the first group headed to Argentina was excited to go, though not quite sure what to expect.
"That is the way it happens for us," Brad Hunter said. "We have this idea of what will happen, and then it doesn't turn out that way."
Hunter, his wife, Lynda, and mother, Sylvia, and friend Rick Dunlap along with the husband and wife pairs of Lynn and Carmen Carter and Neil and Ann Pifer, signed up to make the trip.
They immediately set about raising funds to help finance the trip and plans were finalized.
The destination for the mission work was Morteros, Argentina and a church named Iglesia Christian Evangelical.
The church was already under construction.
The First Reformed workers put down a tile floor, painted walls, and installed lighting, all provided by a love offering back in Landis.
In the afternoons and evenings, they conducted vacation Bible school for the children of the church and the community.
"One day we were working on the building and a man came and started to collect the only chairs the Iglesia church had," Hunter said. "We asked why, and found they were rented.
"Our group made arrangements to pay for the chairs so that the church could keep them."
While in Monteros, the original mission group found out that the church they had chosen was the only Evangelical church in the city of about 20,000 residents.
Most who practice religion are Catholics and Catholic churches are supported by the state, while protestant churches are not.
All eight of the First Reformed members kept up a hectic schedule from their Sunday arrival until their departure Friday.
They worked on construction of the church from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m., then got cleaned up to provide two Bible school sessions.
Next came a worship service with the adults and community, followed by more construction work.
"We often didn't quit till midnight, then we were right back at it early the next morning," Hunter said.
After arriving back in Landis, team members couldn't forget their new friends in Argentina.
Inglesia Pastor Christian 'Pepi' Belletti came to Landis in 2012 to visit First Reformed.
Although there were no requirements for follow-up from the 2010 mission trip, members of both churches continued to stay in touch with each other through e-mail and Facebook.
"We have grown our church family," Carmen Carter said.
Senior Pastor David Franks agrees.
"God has connected our churches," he said.
As plans were formulated for First Reformed to send a second team, Lynn Carter said, "We need to show them how to train up and lead a church."
The group set trip dates of April 25 to May 6 of this year and fundraising got under way.
Details began to emerge for the agenda of the trip. Pastor Franks would lead six services.
The others would work to train the leaders of the church though they worried that advice from outsiders might be rejected.
They were concerned that Pastor Belletti was not compensated for his work, and the church had no budget.
Throughout their time in Monteros, the mission team wanted the Iglesia church members to see the First Reformed group as a solid front rallied around Pastor Franks, saying, "This is not just God's responsibility for us to do this work."
The mission team left Rowan at 8 a.m. April 25 and landed in Monteros at 12:30 p.m. Friday.
Group members immediately went to work. Lynn Carter shared about the need for a budget, and David Roberts spoke on tithing.
"They wanted to pay their pastor," Roberts said. "Sometimes he was driving four hours each way on church business. I told them about the importance of stewardship."
Meetings were arranged with the two political parties that govern the town.
"Both are doing everything they can to help," said Brad Hunter. "One has donated land for housing and homes, and the other is supporting a rehabilitation center."
Franks said "This is a small church with a great vision."
Franks gave two sermons Saturday, three Sunday and another Wednesday.
Since most of the locals are not fluent in English, Will Herndon of Word of Life Missions served as a Spanish interpreter and spoke right along with Pastor Franks in the pulpit.
Other mission group members met with church leaders, had lunch with church members, met with women's groups and did taped interviews with members.
A highlight of the trip was a visit by the whole mission team to see a professional soccer game.
During the game, the mission team sat with members of the church, but were not able to communicate verbally with most of them.
"We did lots of charades," said Gay Roberts.
The mission group was most impressed that immediately following the game, all the home fans are not allowed to leave the stadium for 30 minutes.
During that time, the visiting team gets a chance to leave the area.
"There is so much verbal shouting and throwing things on the field. We understood the need for the delay," said Gay Roberts.
Later, Pastor Belletti and church members said their goodbyes.
"From the second day, they were so welcoming that I was already sad about leaving," Gay Roberts said.
Brad Huner said the group's mission work will allow the church to grow.
"They wanted the same love of God that we have," he said.
Carmen Carter agrees.
"The church members cooked our breakfast all week, and they ministered to us," he said. "We were so energized by this."
During the mission trip, all six team members stayed in a hotel.
"Rooms were very modest with a European feel," Hunter said. "The bathroom was about 5 feet by 5 feet and very simple. Homes are that way too,"
"People were outgoing and hospitable throughout our stay and very honest. I was prepared to give too much money for purchases and they corrected me."
Transportation in the area amounts to small cars, mopeds, and bicycles. There are no stop signs and few traffic lights."
Pastor Franks had his own spin on the hospitality.
"I have never been kissed by so many good looking women in my life," he said. "I think we need to change our 'meet and greet' at First Reformed."
Next up for the interaction between First Reformed Church of Landis and Iglesia Christiana Evangelica of Morteros, Argentina is a visit to Landis by couples from Morteros, currently planned for later this year.
Lots of friends will gather again, and language won't be a barrier this time either.