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So after hours and hours of searching, I have finally found the TrueCar booth at NADA. You'll notice that transparency seems to be their NADA theme.
Are you ready for the picture?
Wait until you get a load of their booth.
Are you sure you want to see this?
This is your last chance to exit before witnessing the TrueCar spectacle.
hilarious Jerry!
Painter still doesn't Get It, does he? The tone of his latest interview, still talking down too us, lecturing about what the consumer wants and he is the salvation and the answer because we're stupid. Admitting he was a bad guy in the past but he's come to repent and be baptized in the love of car people. Do we have a "Trust" issue with him?
"Look, I realize that some people feel, because of my past at Cars-Direct, that this is an anti-dealer play. It's not. This is about fundamentally recognizing that the consumer has changed how they shop, and we believe that this is one of the most important tools for dealership profitability and growth in the future."
Scott Painter, F&I Mag, Today's issue:
"Look, I realize that some people feel, because of my past at Cars-Direct, that this is an anti-dealer play. It's not. This is about fundamentally recognizing that the consumer has changed how they shop, and we believe that this is one of the most important tools for dealership profitability and growth in the future."
My parody translation: "Look, I may have attempted to do some pretty crappy things to dealer's in the past with CarsDirect, and yes I was forced by the board to step down....that aside, trust me, this is different."
Thomas I love your translation of painter's double-talk... JIM
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I appreciate your time and effort into finding their booth. I guess I was wrong in saying that they weren't going to be there.
LoL - Not that I looked for their booth, but this is funny, Jerry. You are really a Ninja.
I've never cared or even thought about how anyone conducted their business before, it's their business & none of mine UNLESS in interferes with my business. I started keeping records about 4 months ago & we've had 22 clients with "true car" certificates in that time. ONE yes ONE out of 22 people got "the deal" & two of them were switched to used cars the rest were bait & switch SCAMS! I did get most of the other deals but the problem is the time, I just don't have it. I spent over 20 years explaining to people that KBB is in the advertising business NOT the car business & I don't have another 20 years. I put together a massive package & am sending it to EVERYONE manufacturers, dealers, DMV's in 48 states, us attorney general also the attorney general of each state & anyone else I can think of. First batch went out & I think they are about to be dealt a huge blow by mercedes in CA. I also think that you will see a MASS exodus of dealers in CA & not just mercedes. I've talked to 100's of dealers & they're universally trying to distance themselves from these guys. Not sure yet if what they're doing is legal (there are definitely some issues) but it's unethical to say the least. It's just a scam people are smarter than given credit for they will figure it out...they already are.
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That's it? They have a $150 million dollar agreement with Yahoo and this is their booth? They forgot that their real customers were the dealers, since the dealers are the ones paying for the service.
Jerry I laughed so hard I cried when I saw this... Thank you for posting! I agree with Greg Johnson... They forgot who the real customer was...
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Phi Phi The Beach Resort
177 Moo 7, Phi Phi Island
Krabi 81000
Phi Phi Island, Long Beach
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皮皮岛海滩度假酒店地理位置优越,设施高端,提供Deluxe Villa 房和Superior Villa 房以及咖啡店。海滩酒吧餐厅的一流服务尽显泰式热情,是游客和旅行者的用餐胜地。 我们的 bungalow 客房位于山坡上,可观赏最为秀美的安达曼海及皮皮岛的景致。每间客房均建有私人阳台和通往餐厅及泳池的通道,配有空调、冷热水、卫星电视、迷你吧台及电话等设施。度假酒店的对面是安达曼海的温暖海水和习习凉风,营造出分外休闲幽静的舒适氛围。此外,我们在海滩边设有可入水游泳的瀑布泳池。
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Date of stay:
Feb 14, 2014
Accommodation and facilities:
the great vue and so much comfortable room, make our journey so incredible. the restaurant is expensive but by walking 10 minutes you can have many restaurants very good and cheaper. lots of fishes to observe. In your bed you can see koh phi phi lev!!!! too many long boat make the place noisy. we enjoyed in this resort.
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Feb 25, 2014
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Date of stay:
Jan 24, 2014
Accommodation and facilities:
The hotel was just great, however a bit expensive ! Becareful to reach Phi Phi town from Krabi the last boat is at 3h pm and then complicated to find a long boat. We arrived to late to reach the last schedule boat, we have to hope to find someone able to travel us to Phi Phi by night!!! We pay 4000 bath and we advise you to go directly at the port and negociate with the long boat. Then when finaly at Phi Phi go on the pier and there is a long boat service to bring you to the hotel for 100 or 150 bath per person
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Jan 29, 2014
written by:
sarah abadie
Date of stay:
Jan 19, 2014
Accommodation and facilities:
The services and facilities are better than expected.
Reservation service:
Trusted and reputable agent.
Jan 24, 2014
written by:
Zar Ni Kyaw
Date of stay:
Nov 07, 2013
Accommodation and facilities:
go for it!
Reservation service:
perfect service...no stress
Nov 18, 2013
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Alexander Mayer
Date of stay:
Feb 22, 2013
Accommodation and facilities:
The view from the hotel room was spectacular, but we found that since the beach is so beautiful and invitng on Phi Phi, we didn t spend any time in our room. Other members of our family stayed at Paradise Resort at beach level, and we ended up basing ourselves there for the day to be closer to the beach. Paradise had mixed reviews on cleanliness, which is why we didn t stay there, but we found the rooms clean and adequate there, and would stay there instead next time. Also, we did not find the staff very friendly or helpful at The Beach, which was off putting. The pool is much smaller than expected, and again, we found we wouldn t use a pool on phi phi as the beach is all you d want.
Reservation service:
Booking service at Sawadee was as always very good.
Feb 28, 2013
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Holly Austen
Date of stay:
Jan 20, 2013
Accommodation and facilities:
something some effort about cleaning the areas (bottles or paper on the ground) could be done
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Jan 23, 2013
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Date of stay:
Dec 16, 2012
Accommodation and facilities:
Very very basic accommodation inside although the views are stunning. The hut felt old and slightly dirty and it was easy for mosquito s/gecco s to get inside. The location is one of the best however, if you re looking for a nice relaxing time away from the crowds of tonsai. The only downside to this is that there is a distinct lack of places to eat and drink at night other than the hotel which we found to be overpriced for food. We left our memory card in the hotel safe, containing all of our holiday photos- the hotel staff were quite unhelpful over the phone in trying to find this for us and only when offered a reward did they miraculously find it (having previously said they had checked and it wasnt there) Make sure you dont leave anything behind!!!!
Reservation service:
very good.
Jan 03, 2013
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Craig Harrison
Date of stay:
Dec 06, 2012
Accommodation and facilities:
perfect location walk up to the top level of villas definitely worth it for the amazing view
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Jan 03, 2013
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Caitlin Ryan
Date of stay:
Nov 30, 2012
Accommodation and facilities:
the hotel was excellent, couldnt ask for much better, rooms were big, staff was excellent and also the location!!
Reservation service:
booked on internet and everything was fine
Dec 11, 2012
written by:
morellato joyce
Date of stay:
Nov 23, 2012
Accommodation and facilities:
Very expensive resort for what it s worth. The only positive thing I can say is the view from the room is superb and the beach bar is nice in the evening. Breakfast was ok but the food in the restaurant was the worse food we had in Thailand. The rooms were dated, especially the badroom was worth 1 star.
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Nov 29, 2012
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Niko Smets
Date of stay:
Nov 18, 2012
Accommodation and facilities:
This was our second trip to Koh Phi Phi. We decided during our last trip that if we ever came back, we would stay on Long Beach. This hotel looks really nice from afar and gets good ratings. Being on Long Beach and waking up to a view of Koh Phi Phi Leh from our balcony every morning was incredible. The hotel itself, however, I thought was pretty average. Nothing necessarily bad...but also nothing that really wows or impresses you. Our bungalow was clean and well-maintained, but didn t really feel luxurious. Breakfast was ok...basically your standard hotel breakfast. Given the tropical location/setting, I was a little disappointed that the juice wasn t fresh (but rather mixed from a powder). The one area I was truly disappointed in was the service staff. The bellhops and such were wonderful--attentive, helpful, and always smiling. The lobby staff, however, was terrible. They always seemed to give off an attitude that we were inconveniencing them by asking them a question. One even argued with me when she didn t understand one of my questions. At that point, I just didn t care enough to argue. We spent most of our time near the Paradise Pearl resort, which had a nicer beach and nicer facilities. The prices there are also much more reasonable. Overall, I probably would ve been ok with P.P. The Beach if the price was about 20% lower. But in comparison, it all seemed really overrated. Probably wouldn t stay here again nor would I recommend it to friends and family.
Reservation service:
Using Sawadee.com was cheaper than other competing sites and as easy as can be. Booking the room and getting confirmation was a breeze.
Nov 23, 2012
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J. Wynn
Date of stay:
Oct 17, 2012
Accommodation and facilities:
Loved these bungalows and the island would definately stay agin
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Oct 21, 2012
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Nicola Cameron
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America: A One-Act Play
For a while now I've had a play in my head called "Three Presidents" that, not being a playwright, I haven't had the wherewithal to think through. The third and sixteenth presidents of the United States meet in front of the White House and introduce themselves. Number 16 knows all about Number 3, of course, while Number 3 is at once charmed and slightly disconcerted that in its selection of presidents like Number 16, the country has become so populist, so …Jeffersonian. After remarking on how the White House is rather less approachable than in their own times, the two men eventually file through security into the West Wing, and finally are escorted into the Oval Office. This in itself captivates them, since the Oval Office as we now know it is less than 80 years old.
I've told this story before in one venue or another, but I think that—72 hours after the election—it's good for one last recounting before I retire it. Two and a half years ago, I was on a flight from Los Angeles to New York when the woman in the next seat picked a fight with me about the Affordable Care Act, which was on the verge of passing the Senate. She and I had gotten along well enough until then, though our interaction mostly entailed me helping her find the outlet to plug in her laptop; peering over my shoulder, however, she surmised (not incorrectly, it should be acknowledged) what my position was based on the website I was looking at, and she wanted to set me straight. "You know what the difference is between us?" she finally concluded about 15 futile minutes later. "I'm a responsible person and you're not." I confess I didn't know what to say to this other than what I didn't ask, which was whether she had children, who rather exponentially up the responsibility quotient of one's life; I didn't ask because I knew the answer, and I also knew that, as a woman, she was of an age when this could be a profoundly painful matter. I couldn't bring myself to win an argument at that cost. It may also be that it was as unfair of me to assume this was someone for whom responsibility was something she took only for herself as it was of her to assume it was something I didn't take at all.
Character is destiny, said the Greek philosopher Heraclites—a romantic, maybe, since the implication is that sooner or later the good guy wins. It's probably a character flaw on my part, indicative of smugness, to assume this maxim will be tested tomorrow on Election Day in terms of both the two presidential candidates running and the country itself. Such an assumption implies that the good guy's identity is evident. This may not be the first time in our lives when a national election is about nothing less than the meaning of America. More than 1968 or 1932, however, the views and values of both sides are so distinctly different that what's unsettling isn't each side believing the other represents the forces of darkness and that the future of the country is at stake; everybody believes these things during a heated campaign. What's unsettling is that, for once, these things may be true. This is what makes tomorrow such a dreadful crossroads and what makes after tomorrow such an inevitably daunting path.
From the beginning, this presidential campaign has been about discontent with the incumbent versus distrust of the challenger, and about which would trump the other less than two weeks from now on Election Day. Clearly Governor Mitt Romney's shambles of a summer—during which unease grew over a wealthy nihilist disinclined to reveal anything credible about his finances or beliefs who is contemptuous of half the country at the other end of the economic and social spectrum—was offset for some voters by 90 minutes in early October when the Republican Party nominee forcefully berated a debate opponent who dithered between bemusement and narcolepsy. To what extent in that first debate the President of the United States' performance sucked all light and gravity out of the surrounding cosmos, as breathless punditry would have it, is now irrelevant. I remain struck by the fact that, three weeks later, no one can remember a single brilliant thing spoken that evening by Romney or a single calamitous thing said by Barack Obama, but then I'm still of the view that Pluto might be a planet. The famous John Fordian formulation about legend displacing truth is more apt in politics than anywhere else.
Twenty minutes into the debate between the president and his challenger last week, I sent a friend an email: "Romney is winning this thing." So I'm quite literally on the record as agreeing with the consensus view about the debate before I knew there was a consensus. Or rather, I should say that I did agree with the consensus—that Barack Obama didn't do well—as it existed so long ago (six days) that now it seems like the Dawn of Man. The current conclusion, to the extent I can keep up with it, is that it was the worst debate performance in the history of rhetoric. In a fashion typically frenzied when it comes to politics, the consensus has fed on itself and gotten worse by the moment, helped along in no small part by people who claim to be the president's partisans.


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Good morning from Lucas Oil Stadium. The first day of the 2012 NFL Scouting Combine is set to get underway, and DenverBroncos.com is in town to cover the league's annual job fair.
Throughout the event, we will post daily blogs from the media room here at the stadium. In addition, we will post audio and video of some of the top players' interviews, provide photos and finish off each day with a top story recapping the biggest events.
Today, offensive linemen, kickers, punters, long snappers and tight ends will address the media. In addition, Head Coach John Fox will step to the podium at approximately 10:30 a.m. here in Indy, which of course means 8:30 a.m. Denver time.
Feel free to post any questions you have in the comments — or via my Twitter account or the official Broncos account — and we will do our best to answer them. Keep checking back throughout the day for updates.
While we wait for the first group of interviewees, you can take a closer look at how the personnel staff approached the 2011 NFL Scouting Combine. The story was featured in last summer's Broncos Magazine, and it seems especially relevant again this time of year. We'll look to provide similar insight from this year's event.
10:02 a.m. EST First up at the podium was Detroit Lions Head Coach Jim Schwartz. The Lions hold the 23rd pick in the first round — two slots ahead of the Broncos.
"I think our focus will be the same it's always been," Schwartz said. "We'll evaluate every single player. You never know what is going to happen in the draft ahead of you."
11:44 a.m. EST: Coach Fox has met with the media at the podium and held another session with the local Denver media afterward. We'll have much more on what the coach said in this afternoon's top story, but here are a few tidbits. You can watch the full video of his press conference here.
"If we'd made the Super Bowl, he probably could have played," Fox said.
"As we embark here in our offseason, there are two separate pools of players (draft-eligible players and free agents) and I can't comment on either side too much," he said. "We're going to be doing everything we can to get better. We will have a lot of areas [to address]. I don't want to get into exact needs because it's a competitive thing, but having a stable of running backs is important. If you just look at our track record—my track record—I believe in that and we're going to try to continue to build that."
"At the end of the day, we're very comfortable with Tim. He did turn us from a 4-12 team to a playoff team. … Typically we go to camp with four quarterbacks. If you do the math, we have two, so that means we need two more. That can come from a lot of varieties of areas. All we're trying to do is find the best human talent we can that we think fits what we believe to be a championship football team with the Denver Broncos."
12:23 p.m. EST: There's been a big rush on players lately, so we'll have a lot of updates coming. The first player to come into the room was Georgia punter Drew Butler.
With the combine turning in to such a spectacle, Butler is trying to keep the event in perspective.
"I'm not really looking at this week as a make-or-break opportunity," Butler said. "Fortunately for myself, I've built a pretty good foundation. I'm looking for what I can show this week to kind of put the cherry on top of a good career and move forward. Just to show that consistency and coachability and how I can perform and get that ball to do what I want on every single punt. I think that's something I've done my past three years in college and I'm here to show coaches that I have what it takes."
12:27 p.m. EST: Troy offensive tackle James Brown spoke quietly from the podium during his media session, often giving short answers. How would he describe himself as a player? "I'm a competitor. I like to win."
But when he was asked what football meant to him, he said it saved him from making a big mistake.
"When I was coming up in high school, I got to a point where I really lost my care for school," Brown said. "I didn't want to come to school anymore. I was getting to the point where I was getting ready to drop out, and my coaches came and talked to me about it. They talked about having a future and playing football. Then I started getting recruitment letters, and ever since then everything's been on the up-and-up."
12:47 p.m. EST: Next up was Lou Groza Award winner Randy Bullock from Von Miller's alma mater, Texas A&M.
"It meant a whole lot," he said of the honor. "That's a very prestigious award that only one person can get each year. My name is now with some of the best that have ever kicked."
Even though he won the award given to college football's top kicker, he knows that a job in the NFL will still be hard to come by.
"It is different – that's just one of the things with the kicking position," Bullock said. "Nothing is guaranteed. Some of the guys you're competing against can be 15 years older than you."
12:56 p.m. EST: Georgia Kicker Blair Walsh talked about the drills that the kickers will run through during combine testing.
"We're going to hit kickoffs in both corners and down the middle," he said. "It should be a good day to get tested."
While there is a lot of pressure on the players to perform well in combine testing, Walsh said that he tries to have fun with the whole experience.
"I don't think you can have that pressure when you kick field goals," the place kicker said. "I think you have to go out there and have fun and enjoy what you do. You have to be confident in your abilities because your abilities are what got you here to this point and they're going to get you through it."
1:04 p.m. EST: Throughout the combine, teams interview dozens of players — and Purdue kicker Carson Wiggs knows it could get a little repetitive for the scouts and coaches. So he took some time with the press to talk about his approach to interviews with teams during the combine process.
"The (scouts and coaches) come up to a table and they've been asking the kickers and punters the same questions all day," he said. "So, I go in there with a couple jokes or some sarcasm to get them chuckling a little bit."
1:40 p.m. EST: Baylor center Philip Blake talked about where his passion from football came from, having grown up in Canada.
"My mom came home one weekend from Buffalo and she bought Madden '98 and ever since I put it in the computer and started playing, I've loved the game," he said.
The offensive lineman started out his athletic career playing street hockey, not football.
"I wasn't this big at the time, I gained all my weight in high school," he said. " My cousin played hockey and I used to have to carry his bags all around. Most of the time I played goalie or defense."
1:53 p.m. EST: The first quarterback to make an appearance was Miami's Jacory Harris, who was announced as a "throwing quarterback." It's a designation that doesn't bother the draft hopeful.
"From what I understand, (Houston Texans quarterback) T.J. Yates was a throwing quarterback last year, and he got drafted," Harris said. "Here as a throwing quarterback you just come in a day early and you leave later than others. You have the opportunity to showcase your skills more than the other quarterbacks. You have the opportunity to throw to the running backs, linebackers, DBs — every position. And I'm excited about that opportunity."
2:07 p.m. EST: Offensive lineman Tony Bergstrom, who played with Broncos offensive lineman Zane Beadles at Utah, grew up watching the combine and now he is in Indianapolis as a participant.
"It's pretty exciting. I'm one of those guys who's been watching the combine ever since it's been on the NFL Network," he said. "To actually be in it is pretty exciting."
Like Beadles, Bergstrom is a versatile lineman who has spent time at different offensive line positions during his career.
"I was mostly right tackle," he said. "I played left as a freshman but switched to right and stayed there after that. I'm happy to move anywhere. I played only left guard in the senior bowl and felt like I did alright there. I played a little left tackle my freshman year. I played center in high school. I've heard all of it. I've heard guys say you'll probably move to guard. Whatever. Whatever it takes to win. I want to win."
2:27 p.m. EST: Shawn Powell, a punter from Florida State, talked about the process that the combine participants go through.
"It's a lot of fun," he said. "It's a great opportunity to showcase your talent in front of the front office. We're all here looking for jobs, fighting for jobs. … It's a great experience and I'm very blessed and honored to have the opportunity to be here."
As with all the special teams players, Powell knows that he faces stiff competition for the few NFL punting jobs that come available.
"Our position is always limited, no matter what you do," he said. "That's the nature of the beast that you get into. Being able to be recognized as one of the best just makes it that much better."
2:47 p.m. EST: One of the top offensive tackles in the draft, Ohio State's Mike Adams, took his turn with the media.
He believes his biggest strength is his athleticism and ability to block in space.
"I like to play through the whistle in the run game," Adams said.
Since our own Stuart Zaas went to Michigan, I figured I'd throw him a bone and include Adams' quote about losing to the Wolverines as a senior.
"Losing to Michigan as an Ohio State guy is something nobody ever wants to go through, but I got three pairs of gold pants from beating them, so I'm alright, I guess."
Adams said he's been good friends with fellow top O-line prospect Michael Brewster since they met at an Ohio State camp when they were 14.
"Having him here at the combine with me and also down at the Senior Bowl together, it's always good," Adams said. "Just to have someone who you know, who you're comfortable with, going through the same things you're going through, just to be able to relate to it is awesome."
3:01 p.m. EST: The O-linemen keep rolling in, as Georgia center Ben Jones was up next.
He said the main area that needs improvement is his ability to get to the second level of the defense and block linebackers.
Jones said that at Georgia, he practiced against the Bulldogs' 3-4 defense, meaning he took on "360-pounders every day," and faced 290-pound defensive ends at other times against tough SEC defenses.
He compares himself to Jeff Saturday.
"He's a little under 6-2, very intelligent, can get the job done and he's played for a while now," Jones said. "I think I can come in and play hopefully for a long time."
3:06 p.m. EST: Mississippi State offensive lineman Quentin Saulsberry has a leg up on some of the other combine participants this year — he got the rundown of what to expect from a former Bulldog first-round pick in Derek Sherrod.
"When you have guys come back to your university that went through the whole process, it's special," Saulsberry said. "You just take what you can from those guys."
The best bit of advice he got?
"Just be on time wherever I go," he smiled.
Saulsberry was very polite with reporters, so one asked him if he can get mean enough to be successful on the line in the NFL.
"I can be very mean," Saulsberry said. "I don't want to say how mean, but I can get real mean."
Why can't you say how mean? A reporter with a camera asked.
"Because we're on TV," Saulsberry laughed.
"Defensive linemen, offensive linemen, you have to have that mean streak in you," Saulsberry said. "Because it's war in the trenches, always. The phrase that we hear all the time, third-and-1, fourth-and-1, who is going to step up and make the play? Who's going to be that person that makes a block? Who's not going to be the guy that gives up that play?"
3:16 p.m. EST: Punter Bryan Anger talked about his focus for the week – hang time on his punts.
"Gross, I don't focus on so much," he said. "With hitting big kicks, good hang and distance comes. I really focus on hang time and then the net will follow with that. If you get good hang, you limit returns. As long as you can hit the ball a decent distance with that hang, you're good."
Anger participated in the East-West Shrine Game this year and said that the experience from that helped prepare him for this week.
"I felt good," he said of that experience. "I had a good week overall. It was nice to get out there and NFL-style punt with NFL balls. It was awesome to work with all that personnel. I had a really good time."
3:20 p.m. EST: Josh Harris has the distinction of being the only long snapper invited to the combine this year.
As the only player at his position here, he will snap for all the punters and kickers tomorrow – that means a lot of work for the snapper, who walked on at Auburn.
"It's pretty cool," Harris said. "I never thought I'd really get the opportunity to be here, then to get the invite to be here and perform in front of every NFL team – that's an incredible opportunity."
As a walk-on, Harris was a member of the 2011 NCAA National Champion team, making him the second member of his family to hoist the trophy wearing the Tigers' jersey.
"My grandfather played on the 1957 National Championship team with Auburn," Harris explained. "To be able to share that with him – he's passed away since – but to have that mentally between me and him, to keep something like that in the family is really cool. I don't think many other people can say that they have two Auburn championships within the family."
3:31 p.m. EST: Offensive lineman Ryan Miller, who attended the University of Colorado, took as much advice from former Buffs (and current Patriots) lineman Nate Solder as he could get leading up to the Combine.
"Nate has been a great asset to have in this," Miller said. "He has been giving out advice, kind of the dos and don'ts, 'Maybe you should try this, this might work for you, this didn't work for me,' kind of things. It's been very valuable."
Miller said that he followed Solder's rookie season with New England this year.
"Yeah, it was good to watch him. I got to see him play in Denver. It's amazing to see that Nate has gotten bigger," he laughed.
3:31 p.m. EST: Brandon Mosley is the second Auburn player that we talked to today. After a day of medical evaluations and interviews, he's ready to get going with the on-field drills.
"It's awesome," Mosley said of the experience so far. "It's everything I expected. I haven't been doing a lot yet, just the physical and examination stuff. It's been kind of long and not much sleep. It's going pretty good and it'll get better in a few days when we start working out with the bench press and drills. It'll be fun."
As with every other player here in Indianapolis, Mosley is hoping that a team takes notice of his showing at the Combine.
"I guess everybody's hope is to get drafted and picked up," he said. "It'd be a dream to play for anybody. Since I was a little kid growing up, I've wanted to play in the NFL. I'm real excited."
4:11 p.m. EST: Offensive tackle Matt Kalil, who is expected to be a top-10 pick in April, checked in at 6'6″, 306 pounds during official measurements today. He said that during the season his playing weight was around 300 pounds, but that he's been working hard to add bulk before he hits the NFL.
"I've gained about six pounds (since the season), but in good weight," Kalil said. "It's the heaviest I've been, but I feel good playing at that weight. I can still move well. I'm going to do everything at the combine and I'm definitely excited about that."
Scouts and coaches advised the University of Southern California lineman to add weight, given his body type.
"I'm tall and slender, I can weight 310 and still look like it's light. I definitely have room to add more weight and I'm looking to do that training these next two months. Get bigger, get stronger working on my body."
As one of the highest-touted offensive tackles in this year's draft class, Kalil is hoping to become one of the first players taken off the board.
"I've always thrived on keeping my speed and athleticism rather than being overly big or heavy," he said when asked about his strengths. "I'm always finding something to work on with my technique to become a better player."
4:23 p.m. EST: Mitchell Schwartz, an offensive lineman from Cal, talked about training for the Combine.
"I was already at a pretty good weight where I wanted to be, but obviously you train for specific events," he said. "You don't do a shuttle in a game. You don't do a 3-cone drill. So you're training for specific events you're going to do."
Schwartz said that it's important to keep training for football games while also sharpening drill-specific skill sets.
"We still did a bunch of skill work, working with an offensive line coach, a few times a week, just staying sharp with offensive line stuff in general," he explained. "You don't want to let your fundamentals go to waste. It's more of a focus on specific drills more so than your normal get ready for the season get ready for football type of thing."
5:17 p.m. EST: Stanford tackle Jonathan Martin isn't shy about where he ranks himself among draft prospects at his position.
While many consider Kalil to be the top tackle available, Martin begs to differ, saying he is "without a doubt" better than Kalil.
"As a competitor, you've got to think you're the best," Martin said. "Matt's a tremendous player, but I think I'm better than he is."
"I just believe in myself as a player," he explained. "There's nothing cocky about it, that's just how I approach my game to prepare for an event like this."
5:23 p.m. EST: Another top O-line prospect, Riley Reiff, has an interesting story — he was a three-time state champion in wrestling.
He finished his career with only one loss, which came early in his career.
"I just got beat," Reiff said. "It was my freshman year. Lost to a kid, one of my good friends, actually."
Then you took it out on everybody else?
"Yeah," he laughed. "Tried to."
Reiff said wrestling helped him as he transitioned to football because you use the same physical tools — hands, hips and feet — in addition to the mental toughness it provided.
The offensive tackle grew up in South Dakota, where he said there are a lot of Broncos and Vikings fans, but Reiff chose the Raiders for what some might describe as an odd reason.
"The mailman was a Raiders fan and he always talked to me," he explained.
5:31 p.m. EST: We'll finish out the first day's blog with one of the more entertaining stories of the afternoon.
Tight end prospect Orson Charles was going through a typical press conference, giving some pretty good quotes.
"Blocking is mainly want-to," Charles said. You've got to want to do it, and then technique. I feel like if you have good technique and the will to do it, you can block anybody."
He also gave some insight into what it's like for players preparing to interview with teams. He has a few set up for this evening.
"I'm not really sure which teams, I just have the room numbers and the times to show up."
Then, he was asked about an incident on a recruiting trip to Florida.
"It was an accident," he began. "I was on a recruiting visit to Florida. They were practicing and they had the Heisman trophy out and the (national championship) crystal ball out. That was my first time seeing it — it was my first visit, period. So I took a picture of the crystal ball. They had a little gap, then they had the Heisman trophy to the left.
"When I squatted down to take a picture of Tim Tebow's name, I bumped (the crystal ball) onto the table, and it hit the floor and just shattered. I was definitely wanting to get away."
So what did he do?
"I just froze," he said. "I just stood there. I couldn't believe it. Just five minutes ago we were saying, 'That can't be the real one, they wouldn't have it out here.' Then when it hit the floor and shattered, we just stood there."
Needless to say, Charles ended up at Georgia.
5:39 p.m. EST: Player availability is over for the day, but here are a couple quick quotes from Utah offensive line prospect Tony Bergstrom about Zane Beadles we gathered earlier in the afternoon.
"I talked to him a little bit after he was drafted and I talk to him when he comes through Utah," Bergstrom said of Beadles. "He's doing a great job. He's killing it out there (in Denver)."
"As a young player, he was who I modeled my game after," he continued. "I came in and he was kind of the big guy on campus. I was really trying to live up to his name and trying to be like Zane."
That'll do it for the Day One blog. Thanks for sticking with us, and we'll have plenty more tomorrow when Executive Vice President of Football Operations John Elway meets the media at 10:30 a.m. EST, followed by appearances by quarterbacks, running backs and wide receivers.
-Gray Caldwell and Stuart Zaas
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So many John Bickmores! Who's the John in my niece's family tree who resisted the British in 1770s and who, with his wife, signed a petition against the king? That's the Bickmore I want to find so I can verify his Revolutionary War activities, confirm the genealogy line, and Katie can qualify for the DAR.
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George Bickmore (b. 1705? in Norfolk Cty, MA) --> John Bickmore (b. 1731? in Suffolk Cty, MA) -->David Bickmore (b. 1764? in Meduncook, Lincoln county, Maine) -->Samuel David Bickmore (b. 1806, Friendship, ME) --> Martha Jane Bickmore (b. 1842, Nauvoo, IL).
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