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Jawon Pass names his "final" three schools
Take this post with a grain of salt. Jawon Pass, a big-time quarterback recruit and a name that Louisville fans probably know by now, said over the weekend that he has a final three.
From scout.com:
Jawon Pass Announces Top 5
One of the top quarterbacks in the country for the class of 2016 is Jawon Pass. He just announced his top 5 and it is Louisville, Auburn, Alabama, North Carolina, and Virginia Tech.
4 Star Alabama DE Commit visiting Louisville?
According to his twitter 4 star Alabama DE commit may visit Louisville.
The two Louisville commits mentioned in the tweet (Treveon Samuel and Khane Pass) do not have official visit dates set up just yet but you have to think Miami or FSU will be the games. Brown ranks as high as the #3 WDE (Rivals) and is a teammate of Khane Pass at Carver HS in Georgia. Something to keep an eye on for sure. Follow Mekhi Brown on twitter @MekhiBrownn
Alabama Secondary Coach to Louisville?
According to this tweet from Coaching Search:
This would be another excellent hire for Coach Bobby Petrino. Brown was former DC at Colorado and have many years in the NFL with the Saints, Falcons, 49ers, Chargers and Oilers. Definitely something to keep an eye on.
College Football's Top 10 games (week 8)
There are some exciting games this week in college football. The great thing about Louisville playing a weeknight game (to me) is getting to enjoy watching other games all day Saturday. Teams in the Top 10 have some tough match-ups, highlighted by a pair of Top 5 teams squaring off. That surely gives Louisville the chance to make a move in the polls, but will a team jump ahead of the Cards? Here are the games to keep an eye on this weekend! (Once again, this is using the USA Today/Coaches Poll)
USA Today Coaches Poll 10-13-13
Here is the latest Coaches poll released by USA Today:
(1) Alabama
(2) Oregon
(3) Ohio State
(4) Clemson
(5) Florida State
(6) Louisville
(7) Texas A&M
(9) South Carolina
(11) Miami (Fla.)
(12) Baylor
(13) Stanford
(14) Missouri
(15) Texas Tech
(16) Georgia
(17) Oklahoma State
(18) Oklahoma
(19) Fresno State
(20) Va. Tech
(21) Nebraska
(22) Florida
(23) Northern Illinois
(24) Michigan
(25) Washington
AP Top 25 10-13-13
Here are the latest rankings from the Associated Press:
Alabama (55)
Record: 6-0
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Oregon (5)
Record: 6-0
Record: 6-0
Record: 6-0
Record: 5-0
Record: 6-1
Record: 5-1
Record: 6-0
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Poll Predictions 10-13-13
Nothing official from the AP or USA Today guys but here's where I see the top 10 rounding out today. First I do see some positive movement for the Cards this week as Stanford and Georgia fell yesterday. I also don't see A&M jumping us after struggling with 3-3 Ole Miss last night. As I told you guys a few weeks ago, all we need is for one team to fall every week to have a shot at the title game. Yesterday we got 3 with OU falling who had the potential to jump us if they kept winning. LSU & A&M are the lone teams remaining who can jump us with wins in my opinion. Here's how I think the polls will shake out:
3 top 10 teams fall on Saturday!
This is the kind of chaos that the Louisville Cardinals need if there is going to be any improvement in their ranking from here on out. Without much competition on the schedule, and with what some would call a "missed opportunity" on Thursday against Rutgers (I agree to an extent), other top teams have to lose for the Cards to move up in the polls. We have been hoping for it every week but it hasn't seemed to happen. Finally on this Saturday in October, in week 7 of the college football season, 3 teams in the Top 10 of the USA Today/Coaches Poll went down in defeat. The Cards entered this week ranked 8th.
College Football's Week 6 games for the Top 10
After starting the season ranked 9th in the country and climbing up to 6th, the Cards have kind of hit a stand-still around the 7th spot in the polls. With the lack of quality opponents combined with some of the top teams playing good competition, it has become increasingly difficult for the Louisville Cardinals to continue to climb up the rankings. But just as I have done every week so far, I will give you the schedule for the Top 10 teams so you know who to cheer for and so you can see what teams have legit chances of falling so the Cards can move up. As always, I will use the USA Today/Coaches poll since that factors into the BCS rankings. Here you go…
Blueprint: National Title Game
Here we are approaching week six of the NCAA Football season and the Cards have moved just two spots despite 4 teams ahead of us falling (LSU, South Carolina, Georgia and Texas A&M). As a fan, it is discerning to feel like no matter what we do that it seems like we are just running in place. Got me thinking though, what exactly needs to happen for us to make the BCS Title game in Pasadena? I started looking at the schedules of the teams above and the ones who may jump us. Here is the blueprint to our title hopes.
College Football's Week 5 games for the Top 10
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|Alabama (59)
|Oregon (3)
|Ohio State
|Florida State
|Texas A&M
The Cards began the season ranked 9th in the country and had been gaining 1 spot each week so far, climbing up to 6th place last week in the USA Today/Coaches poll, which figures into the BCS rankings. After the 72-0 blowout against FIU, Louisville actually dropped a spot to #7 as LSU took the 6th spot after they beat Auburn. There is not much of a gap between LSU and Louisville in the rankings when it comes to points, but there also is not much between Louisville and 8th ranked Florida State. Let's take a look at who the top 10 teams play this week so you can see who you need to be cheering for.
College Football's Week 4 games for the Top 10
Three weeks down, three spots gained for the Louisville Cardinals. Starting the season ranked 9th in the country, the Cards now find themselves ranked 6th in the USA Today Coaches Poll, which is the poll that figures into the BCS formula. As I have been doing each week so far, I am going to show you the schedule for the teams in the top 10, just so you know what the chances are of a top team falling and the Cards moving up once again. Let's take a look.
College Football's Week 3 games for the Top 10
Two weeks down, two spots gained in the polls for the Cards so far. Starting the season ranked 9th, Louisville has climbed up to 7th after losses by Georgia and then South Carolina (thanks to Georgia). So what are the chances that the Cards move up another spot with a win in Lexington? Pretty good if you ask me. Let's take a look. (Using the USA Today poll since that counts in the BCS formula)
College Football's Week 2 games for the Top 10
With Georgia's loss to Clemson in Week 1, the Cards jumped up 1 spot in both polls to #8. I must say I expected Georgia to be dropped to 8th and for Louisville to be stuck at 9. But I think since we not only won, but looked good doing it, that helped us get over the schedule hump for this week. Georgia actually dropped all the way to 12th in the USA Today poll after impressive performances by LSU and Florida State.
So if the Cards win this week against Eastern Kentucky, will they climb another spot? Let's take a look at who the rest of the Top 10 have this week.
College Football's Week 1 games for the top 10
As we all know, if the Louisville Cardinals have any shot at the prestigious National Championship game, they will obviously have to go 12-0 and have teams in front of them lose a game or two. So with the Cards starting the season ranked 9th, I am going to take a look at the schedule for week 1 for teams in the top 10, just so you know what games to keep an eye on this weekend. I am using the USA Today Poll since that is the one that matters in the BCS formula.
Examining Louisville's path to a BCS National Title shot
By looking at the title, you may be saying "Come on Justin, 1 game at a time. We can't worry about a possible National Title game right now." For the players and coaches? Absolutely, they should take that approach. As fans? We can look ahead as much as we want to. A lot of us may think we are out there playing and we shouldn't look past anyone, but does it matter at all how far down the road WE look? Nah. So let's examine this possible path together, shall we?
Update on Sharieff Rhaheed
Fort Pierce, FL 4 star linebacker Sharieff Rhaheed recently updated CSZ on his recruitment. Rhaheed is the former LSU commit that has now opened his recruitment back up. In case you missed his last interview with us about 2 weeks ago, check that out here.
Louisville's BCS scenarios
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This is a great "problem" to have. Orange Bowl or Sugar Bowl? Those are the 2 most likely destinations for the Louisville Cardinals after last night's incredible win at Rutgers. And of all teams to decide where we probably end up, it will be Kent State. The same Kent State team that lost to Kentucky 47-14! That was their only loss of the season, and now their game tonight against Northern Illinois will determine where the Cards end up. Let me explain…
Bowl Projection has the Cards in the Sugar Bowl
Jerry Palm has released his bowl projections for this season on cbssports.com, and he has UofL in a rematch of one of the biggest wins in program history. He projects the Cards to make it all the way to the Sugar Bowl to face…Alabama. These teams faced off in the 1991 Fiesta Bowl, with Louisville winning 34-7! Here are some fun facts about that game from fiestabowl.org , followed by the link to the rest of Palm's bowl projections.


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Deanna from Champaign, Ill.: What's life like for the soldiers? I know there is alot of good things going on. What are they? Too much focus on violence -- yes, violence happens. This is a war, but it does not need to be the focus.
Answer: Good things that have happened:
Freedom to travel has been restored.
Freedom for Shias to worship on their religious holidays.
No fear that Saddam's henchmen will come and arrest people. There are more cell phones and Internet connections and contact with the outside world. The marshes are being refilled and a way of life for the Marsh Arabs is being restored. Improvement of salaries and pensions (wages have gone up). The fighting Kurdish factions have reconciled to form a unified regional government.
There have also been a lot of improvements to try and bring the country back to pre-war levels. But most Iraqis don't see that as progress, they see it as rebuilding and many are frustrated by the slow pace and the constant set back due to the security situation.
There are small things that happen every day; simple acts that bring happiness for an individual or group. An ice cream store, a traditional musician performs, a play for children, a new Internet café as examples. More than we here in Baghdad ever see or hear about, I am sure. Those are what keep the people going.
David from Del Rio:
What is the president doing to counterattack the I.E.D. threat in Iraq? Upgraded armor is not enough!
Answer: From our reporting with the military there have been a number of things the U.S. military has done to try and lessen the threat from I.E.D.'s. They deploy three models of bomb disposal robots. They have given some of the troops who are returning for duty specialized training in the United States to recognize the threat. The Iraqi army is being trained to deal with road side bombs too, relieving some of the burden from the U.S. troops. But it remains the weapons of choice. More than 575 U.S. troops (around a quarter of all U.S. fatalities) have been from I.E.D.'s.
Christine from Albuquerque: Has anyone seen Osama Bin Laden? I am guessing he must be in Iraq since that is were the troops are. Isn't capturing him the reason why our men and women in the Armed Forces were told they were going to the Middle East?
Answer: If the whereabouts of Osama bin Laden were known I am positive that they would go and get him. It is widely believed that he is in hiding in the mountainous region between Pakistan and Afghanistan, but that is known not for certain.
President Bush formed his coalition to attack Saddam because the administration believed that Saddam possessed weapons of mass destruction that could be used against the United States and other western targets. There have been (and continue to be) some efforts to link Saddam and Osama's al Qaeda organization. But most reporting continues to find no link between the Saddam regime and Al Qaeda, and certainly there is no evidence that Saddam and Osama ever met.
But, remember long before the war in Iraq, the United States has maintained a military presence in the Middle East. We have troops and bases in numerous Persian Gulf countries, as well as in the Horn of Africa and Turkey on the fringes of the Middle East. The idea being that a military presence in the Middle East helps stabilize the region as a whole, and protects the supply of oil coming from the region.


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Warmer Temperatures May Come to U.S. East Coast by Mid-January
Dec. 31 (Bloomberg) -- Temperatures are expected to rise above normal in the eastern U.S. by the middle of January while plunging to frigid levels across the western part of the U.S. and into Canada.
The eastern U.S. may be 5 to 8 degrees Fahrenheit (2.8 to 4.4 Celsius) above normal from eastern Texas to New England and southern Quebec from Jan. 10 to 14, according to Matt Rogers, president of Commodity Weather Group LLC in Bethesda, Maryland.
At the same time, temperatures may reach 5 to 8 degrees below normal from Alberta, Canada, to Arizona and New Mexico.
"The East is mostly warm-dominated, while impressive cold could target western Canada and the interior U.S. West," Rogers wrote today in a note to clients.
Energy traders look to long-range forecasts to gauge potential fuel use. Above-normal temperatures in the large cities of the Midwest and Northeast may decrease demand for energy to warm homes and businesses, suppressing natural gas and heating oil prices.
Temperatures across most of the U.S. will be below normal for the remainder of this week, Rogers said. They are expected to become more seasonal from Jan. 5 to Jan. 9. The upper Great Plains and parts of the Midwest may have temperatures 5 to 8 degrees above normal, he said.
In New York, the normal average temperature for Jan. 9 is about 33 degrees, according to MDA Weather Services in Gaithersburg, Maryland. It's 29 in Boston; 24 in Chicago; 32 in St. Louis; 53 in Houston; 19 in Calgary, Alberta; 42 in Seattle; and 55 in Burbank, California.
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posted Oct 11 2011 7:03AM
Archie ran across this story about Bulldogs and other short nosed pooches are being banned from air travel, because it's harder for them to breath and the elevation can cause problems. This is only in the cargo area, and does not pertain if they are in the cabin.
The ban includes some cats like the Persian and the Himalayian.
The Agriculture Department reports
189 animal deaths on commercial flights between June 2005 and June 2011
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reports. "Of those animals, 98 — more than half — were brachycephalic breeds."
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Each airline has some different guidelines/rules, so check their sites for all the 411. United has banned these breeds from flying in the cargo area...
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1. Peel and chop the boiled potatoes into 1" cubes.
2. Chop the onions finely and keep aside.
3. In a pan, heat some oil. Add mustard and cumin seeds and wait for it to splutter.
4. Now add the chopped onions and sauté them lightly until nice and brown.
5. Add ginger garlic paste, chopped green chillies, turmeric powder, coriander powder and chili powder and stir lightly. Fry on medium flame for 2 minutes
6. Then add boiled potatoes and sauté.
7. Once done, add salt, cumin and fenugreek leaves powder and simmer for 5 more minutes.
8. Transfer the content in a serving bowl.
9. Garnish with coriander leaves and serve with chapatti, poori or rice
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Course:Side Dish
Preparation Time:7 Minutes
Cook Time:25 Minutes
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Storypotatoes cooked with cumin
Jeera aloo is a common Indian cuisine, which you must have tasted in the Indian restaurants. You can recreate the same dish at home, quite easily. This potato side dish is a perfect entry with rice or Indian flat bread. You can also use it as a sandwich filling to bring a variation in your regular sandwich. Watch the video carefully, to learn the cooking procedure in details.
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It is 2006 all over again. At the trading deadline in 2006, the Phillies sent outfielder Bobby Abreu and pitcher Cory Lidle to the New York Yankees for no one that ever made a difference in Philadelphia. The move was made so that Shane Victorino could join the starting lineup, where he would go on to win three gold gloves and make two All-Star games. Today, the Los Angeles Dodgers made room for Shane Victorino both in left field and on the roster by designating Bobby Abreu for assignment. Another interesting thing: Dodgers manager Don Mattingly wore number 23 throughout his legendary career with the New York Yankees, now retired in New York. In Los Angeles, he wore number 8 as 23 was taken. Today he yielded number 8 to Shane Victorino, reportedly offering Mattingly to be able to use his house in Maui. Designating Bobby Abreu for assignment today opened up Mattingly's usual number 23. I would bet that he takes it, despite original plans for Mattingly to wear number 12. V...
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Sevierville, Tennessee (map) | (865) 429-7716
Sites: 113 | Latest Rate: $65.00 | 23 Reviews
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Aug 2014 - $65.00
Conveniently located in Wears Valley with easy access to the GSMNP and Cades Coves. Great views of the Smoky mountains from your front window. Beautiful Club House, Pool and immaculate Bath and Shower facilities with laundry and game room. Concrete Pads and combined concrete, asphalt, gravel roads. Some pads are gravel. Our motorhome is 42 feet long and we had space for rear or front parking. Campground managers, Fred and Sandy Cain, are extremely friendly and efficient. Rates are daily but monthly rates available. Stayed for one month and will return when visiting the GSM again. - RTM
Jul 2014 - $40.00
Excellent park, and good location. Staff very helpful, views are excellent. We would camp here again. - kytraveler
Jun 2014 - $40.00
PROS: off the main drag, quiet, extremely well maintained, clean, level sites (most gravel unless you pay premium for paved), very nice staff, beautiful mountain views. CONS: cable box (pain for us as our TV is connected from back, and mounted to wall), sewer pipes were tall--took some work to get them to drain well. OTHER: we decided to stay two more nights, and were told we had to change sites. We did so willingly, but nobody ever showed up for the site we vacated. Upon check out, we were told there was no other reservation--we had moved for no reason--and they don't promise specific sites for reservations. Bottom line is that there is inconsistency in staff. We would stay here again. - cobragt23
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May 2015 - $21.00
Stayed 1 month (nightly rate based on monthly rate). Very large site with lots of space between sites. We pulled our MH straight in and hookups were on the left side which was fine for our hookups but if you had a trailer or fifth wheel and backed it in the hookups would be on the wrong side. There were other sites that had the hookups on the correct side so make sure you ask about the site. Our site was so long that we could have probably gotten 2 motor homes into it and it was easy to get into from paved road. There was a mix of seasonal, monthly and nightly. Very well maintained and mowed regularly. WiFi was standard campground speed (sometimes medium slow and sometimes agonizingly slow) and signal was good. The staff was very friendly and helpful.
I don't think they had a shower/restroom building but we almost never use them so I never looked.
Would recommend staying in this park. - Ramblin On
Apr 2013 - $34.00
There's no resort here just a RV Park. Staff is helpful, sites are quite large but not very level. All sites are gravel. No laundry or restrooms. They do take Good Sam although it's not noted on their web site. Several of the sites have the hookups on the left side requiring you to pull in instead of backing in. Nothing exceptional just average facilities except size of sites. Nothing much for kids to do. Cable TV requires an adapter box be installed in your TV coax input to access all the cable channels. If you only have HDMI connections then you're going to have problems. - lllkrob
Sep 2012 - $32.00
We've stayed in some very expensive RV resorts over the years, but this was absolutely the nicest place we've stayed at a very good price. I was in a slot that had to be close to an acre in size. The landscaping was superb and with no hesitation in saying the quietest and most serene location you can imagine. The office personnel was SO nice and helpful. No doubt if ever this way again, this is where I will stay. - HHg
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Mar 2012 - $28.00
The rate shown is a weekly rate with Good Sam discount. Not many amenities for the price! The bathrooms were clean but showers were small with nothing but a small bench for your 'stuff.' We stayed in the low numbered sites and it was a long, long walk to the showers/laundry/store. If you were located at the middle or end of the RV park you would have a very, very long walk to shower/wash clothes. Sites would be shaded in the summer at the end of the day if you are parked on the river. The rest of the park has small trees that wouldn't provide much shade. Sites are gravel but the grass between sites tends to hold water & provides a soggy area to walk in. There is a comfortable distance between sites. Although there are 50 back-in sites along the Pigeon River, there were only 10 or 12 that had heat tape for their water faucets. The rest of the river sites had the water turned off to prevent freezing. This required the office staff to place overnight RVers only in those 10/12 sites instead of being able to spread out the users along the river. When late night arrivals came, they were right next door, making noise. The only playground was near the office which was a long walk if you were parked in the middle or farther back. Washing machines were $2.25/load. The Pigeon River was 'ripplin' by & is nice to 'contemplate' in a comfortable lawn chair with an adult drink or two. Wi-Fi was slow to tolerable but they did provide a rinky-dink ID & password for basic security. Because of the wet areas almost everywhere, we would not use this park for a long stay again but it would be fine for overnight. - Drgnfli
Apr 2011 - $20.00
The campsites are very roomy, pets are welcome. Love to wake up early in the morning and look out over the lake while the sun comes up, very relaxing. The bathrooms are OK, just need cleaned a little more often. This is a managed campground, so its first come first served place. Was hard to find a spot, people try to save sites for friends that might not come in until the next weekend. We were there for three days when somebody came up and accused us of moving their tent they put on the site nine days prior to our stay, but another camper came and said he had seen the tent get blown into the lake in one of the storms that came through. I do not like other people coming up to my site to look at my departure date on my power pole, but I guess that's all part of staying there. I will go back and try another vacation there, if there is anything available In September. - terryzgt
Sevierville, Tennessee (map) | (865) 453-4169
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Nov 2014 - $30.00
We stayed here four nights in November. We backed up to the river and the nearest occupied site was six away. Campground was clean, staff helpful in leading us to site and helping get backed in. Was a little tight because of the trees but sites are good size, although with a large unit on either side, it may get a little close. There are a large number of apparently at least semi-permanent residents along the row nearest the highway but they are well maintained for the most part. Park is handy to I-40 and the tourist sites in Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg if you take the trolley; pick it up at Walmart. Staff gave recommendations for places to eat that were great. Down side was spotty internet and the fact that you have to make a right turn out of park, meaning you have to find a place to turn around to get back to I-40. Not a problem in November but would not want to try it in July. Rate was with GS discount. - Delbert
Aug 2014 - $30.00
Nice park, very friendly and helpful at the front desk. We were met at our site and again were made to feel welcome. We soon realized that location was a big plus. It's just off I-40 before you get too far into the horrendous traffic through Sevierville, Pigeon Forge, and Gatlinburg. Tough enough sitting in traffic in your car, but navigating that congestion with an RV would be much worse. Park was clean, and with our Good Sam card the price was good given the heavy tourist interest. Folks were friendly and we went to a church service at the pavilion sponsored by a local congregation. Only problem was with spotty Wi-Fi performance. I wouldn't be in a hurry to go to that area again, but if we did I'd definitely return to Ripplin. - Menno
Aug 2013 - $29.00
Following a last-minute decision to take the camper out on a long holiday weekend -- and to a typically crowded "tourist spot," to boot -- we believe we made a good choice with this campground. Thanks to a cancellation, we were able to get a riverside site (our rate reflects Good Sam for this type site), which proved to be very pleasant. The staff was very friendly and helpful on the phone and at check-in, and a staffer in a golf cart led me to our site and helped me back the camper in, which is always greatly appreciated. Our site was level and plenty spacious for our 29' TT w/ slideout. This campground was generally very quiet (tho it is across the highway from one of the local helicopter tour operations, which is a sound we eventually got used to while outside), and appeared to be well maintained. Our grandson greatly enjoyed the nice pool (well, we did, too), and the adjacent bath house was very clean with good upkeep. There's also a small playground which we didn't visit. The free Wi-Fi was hit-or-miss while inside our camper (perhaps a function of being near the far end of the property), but no issues while outside. A big plus in my (i.e., the driver's) view was this campground's general location -- close enough to the various local attractions, but not "too close" as to be a traffic hassle, and close enough to I-40 to beat much of the departing traffic at the end of our stay. Should we opt for this trip again (we live ~90 minutes away), we would definitely consider returning here. - Pappaw57
Sevierville, Tennessee (map) | (865) 429-5267
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Jun 2015 - $38.00
Nice large park with large sites. The site has a long gravel parking area with a concrete patio, picnic table and fire ring. The park looks to be very kid friendly. Nice shallow pool with a lazy river. It appears that there could be an issue with satellite reception in site 1 - 18 since they are back in and there are a lot of trees behind the sites. - Dave and Jeri
May 2015 - $35.00
Very nice park. There are a lot of golf carts and full for Memorial Day weekend. We just needed a one night stop. - dbl4de3
Apr 2015 - $31.00
This is a very, very nice park. It is huge, but the sites are generously large, each with concrete pad, picnic table and fire ring. Premium sites are along the river. There is a huge conference center and the main office has a store and nice outdoor patio. Laundry facilities are large, clean and working! - cherylbrv
Sevierville, Tennessee (map) | (865) 453-7299
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Jun 2015 - $31.00
This campground is easy to get to from I-40. It had some nice back in sites along the river in the new part. Service was good and we enjoyed our stay. - chub
May 2015 - $34.00
We stayed five nights and was well satisfied with the entire experience. We were in a MH and a toad in a pull thru site. The sites are both close or spacious, depends what your needs are. We required a wheel chair site so our end site was open on one side but tight on the other. We had a patio and picnic table close to pool and close to amenities. The staff were helpful, friendly, and were eager to answer any questions we had. I would definitely return when in the area. - Donbren
May 2015 - $42.00
We've been traveling for 3 months from California and this is by far the best RV park we've been in. Clean grounds and lovely trees with a beautiful river accessible by some of the sites. All sites have cement patio and gravel which was very level. The staff is great - super friendly and helpful. We stayed Memorial weekend and on Sunday they had a free barbecue/potluck with live Bluegrass band. They also have church service every Sunday. We liked it so much we decided to stay a few extra days. There's a lot of traffic getting the national park and you have to drive through the incredibly commercial towns of Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg so the park is a pleasant oasis from all of that. Right off the main road but we heard no traffic sounds - only "noise" was the helicopter tours most days. The WIFI was great as was the cable. The nearest grocery store isn't too far away but plan your trip to stay out of the traffic. - Catsinatrailer
Sevierville, Tennessee (map) | (865) 453-8777
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Oct 2013 - $32.00
The park has pull through and back in gravel sites and cable. This is a nice park in the country and 1/2 hour from Cades Cove. Verizon good, Wi-Fi fair and road noise was at a minimum. Beautiful mountain views. Love this area. - Tim M.
Jul 2010 - $13.00
This is a nice, quiet park about 10-15 minutes outside of Sevierville. The people are friendly. TV reception was hit and miss, but we didn't go to the area to sit and watch television. No playground equipment or pool, but we are retired so not an issue for us. If you're looking for plenty of stuff to entertain kids with, this is not the place for you. But, if you just want a small, friendly park then this is a little gem. We would not hesitate to stay here again. Rate is for CCUSA. - AuntSmurf
Jul 2009 - $25.00
We stayed here at Smoker Holler from July 3 - 12th and loved our stay. It is located 9 miles off the Parkway from Pigeon Forge and is in Sevierville. It is only 4 miles from Townsend and you can be in Cades Cove in no time at all. This is a very quiet park with beautiful mountain views. We really enjoyed this park because we loved being able to go hiking in the mountains and didn't have the traffic of Pigeon Forge or Gatlinburg just to get there. We have always stayed in Pigeon Forge or Gatlinburg and also visited those areas while staying here but found that we loved going to Townsend and Cades Cove on our trip. If we hadn't have stayed here we would have never visited all of these new areas. The owner is very nice and she will even walk over to your campsite to help you pull into your spot if you need it. She likes to make sure that she gives you the old fashioned service that you don't get anywhere else. We found her through our Camp Club USA membership and received 1/2 off for our stay. At $12.50 per night for my husband, myself, our son and our dog. You can't beat that at all. She welcomes you, your kids and pets. This was the only park that we have stayed at that has huge sites. The back ins and the pull through sites. It was nice not getting woke up in the morning when your neighbors are leaving. We didn't hear a thing! This is the quietest park! There is also a nice big pavilion to use for larger groups or just to go up there and sit under for shade or eat at the picnic tables. The work campers are super nice too and will let you know what to do in the area. It was a pleasure to meet everyone. Our son, who is 14, enjoyed staying here too. He liked riding his scooter on the paved road next to the park. This park is gravel and grass, but they are very level. There are many stores, gas stations and a laundry mat within a short driving distance. If you need to have a pool, concrete sites or noise then this is not the park for you. If you want a simple, quiet park with awesome mountain views then this is the park for you! We can't wait to stay here again! - Ladymcgyver210
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Top notch! This is very quiet and secluded. The view is outstanding! We have stayed here several times and will again until our park is finished here. Note: if you have an emergency and have to leave early, as our friends did, you will not get a refund! - Debbie t
Aug 2013 - $65.00
Lovely exclusive park for class A only. Privately owned sites, not all of which are available to rent. Very quiet. Easy to visit Pigeon Forge, Gatlinburg, and even Knoxville if you don't mind a relatively short drive. There are no bathhouses or showers - not needed, but there is a lovely pool at the clubhouse at the top of the hill. Only negative was that our chosen site was not quite as depicted in the online pictures, however we were quickly moved to another site which was spacious and very nice. Several owners were there during our stay - wonderful people. Highly recommend. - Dbarush
Aug 2011 - $65.00
The Dell is a small very exclusive motorcoach only resort and many of the sites are privately owned - some of those (and others) are available for rent and the entire park is managed by Hidden Mountain Resorts - Very nice people. The park is gated and most sites are paved and very roomy. You can visit their website and see pictures of the sites that are available for rent. Rental fee depends on how developed the site is. Owner sites have much privacy, pavers, large patios with cooking areas, fountains and stonework. They offer less expensive sites with concrete, grass or gravel pads. Each site has a small storage building, but they are not available to renters. Not all of the private site amenities are available to renters. Check with management. The park has lovely ponds, extensive manicured landscaping and is beautiful. They are dog friendly and management can tell you of other places in Hidden Mountain where you can walk your dog. The Dell is not far from the main road that runs to Gatlinburg (10 minute drive weekdays-longer on weekends and holidays.) It's very quiet and away from the chaos of Pigeon Forge, yet close enough for access to all. It's very near to Apple Valley Farm for dining and shopping. Two caveats: there is little shade, and the sites are subject to a very hot west sun in the afternoons. We stayed for a couple of weeks in Aug/Sept. and ran the AC round the clock. Also, there are no restrooms, showers, or laundry on the property. You must be self-contained and use your own facilities. That said, we really enjoyed this peaceful and charming park and will stay here whenever we are in East Tennessee. - pengman
Sevierville, Tennessee (map) | (423) 587-5600
Sites: 65 | Latest Rate: $11.00 | 4 Reviews
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Oct 2013 - $11.00
Stayed here one night as an overnight on our way to South Carolina. First come first serve and we happened to get the last site with electric and water that was open. Nice setting, shade, close to the water. Mosquitoes were pretty thick at dusk, but all in all a nice site. I do think people are putting cheap tents on some sites to make other people think someone is already camping at the site. I saw at least 4 sites that were set up this way with nobody around. Restrooms were clean, did not use the showers. - tjsprinter
Jun 2013 - $11.00
Friday, June 21 – Douglas Reservoir – Douglas Dam Headwater Campground, Sevierville, TN This is a TVA self-service campground. Sixty five campsites and 61 with water and electric hookups. We checked in on a Friday afternoon. First, we had gone down the road to another TVA campground Douglas Dam Tailwater Campground but there was nothing available. Some sites at these TVA campgrounds almost looked like permanents. So we headed back up the road and checked this one out. When we crossed the highway we could see the campground just below the dam and it looked like it was full. We decided to drive down and check it out and we found a small site that we could have fit in but a large RV was at the dump station and had just left a nice site right on the river with hookups. So we stayed the night with a nice view of the dam and downstream. We were lucky to get a spot. It is a self check in campground so we had to fill out the form and put cash in the envelope to put in the box. With a Golden Age pass, the $22 per site was 50% off to make it $11. Nice stop, but we were in driving range of interstate 40, Pigeon Forge and Smokey Mts National Park that the traffic on the highways was busy so I don't know if we would ever stop again. This is a tourist area and very crowded. The campground was full but it was very enjoyable and peaceful. The restrooms had heated showers and flush toilets. There was a dump station, picnic tables, boat ramp, walking trail, wildlife viewing area, bird watching and a swimming beach (I don't know about swimming in the river because we found a lot of trash and dead fish in it right in front of our site). - gsnakehill
Nov 2012 - $11.00
The previous poster pretty much nailed it. For the most part the sites have plenty of space between them with the exception of the lake front spots. Most of the sites are level enough for a trailer or fifth wheel, but motor homes might have to use some blocks under their jacks to get completely level. Our biggest complaint was the quality of the electricity. It was real easy to pull the voltage down into the 105 to 108 range when loading it with 20 plus amps. I would be concerned about trying to use an air conditioner at this campground. We had one of the lake front sites. - fputnam
Sevierville, Tennessee (map) | (865) 429-9666
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May 2015 - $55.00
The best campground we've been so far. No sand or gravel!!!! Every camper has their own space of cement pad with shade and grass . The gym is good and sufficient.
Very nice pool. The staff is really nice and very friendly.
The only thing that bothered us was that the gym and showers were closed when the office closed. - MikeMayNaama
May 2015 - $50.00
A real gem. A bit far from Knoxville but perfectly situated for visiting the national park. Right on the bank of the French Broad River. Immaculate in every way. Small and quiet. Beautifully landscaped and maintained. Beautiful swimming pool overlooking river. Laundry and bathrooms beautiful and spotless. Staff was super friendly. Nice lobby area. Level concrete pads and great utilities. - VegasVagabonds
May 2015 - $59.00
This is a very nice, clean, yet well designed small RV park. We only had interaction with the staff during our registration, but the lady working in the office was very nice and helpful. There is a decent size pet area at one end of the park where dog owners can take their dogs. While the park owners do a fantastic job of making this a clean park for guests, including providing a pet waste station - there is always one or two dog owners that think their dog's waste will vaporize the minute they walk away. News Flash - "It doesn't." We have only one negative comment. The picnic table at our site was in poor condition and needs replacement. This park is located on the banks of the river on the north side of Sevierville. It is very convenient to I-40. I would definitely stay here again. - Picture It


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Billed as the game between two potential winners I left this magnificent rugby ground thinking only one of these teams were possible champions and that team was not the winner on the day.
Clermont had all the advantages on the day. The home crowd, a team missing only one superstar who was replaced by someone only marginally inferior (Thomas Domingo out, Vincent Debaty in), the champions without the talismanic Brian O' Driscoll and the exceptional Rob Kearney and coming into the game in spluttering form.
All this worked in favour of the French team but for all the individual talent and power at their disposal, Leinster played with more shape and control. The champions will fancy their chances in Dublin on Saturday.
Having lost on Sunday and failed to pick up any winning bonus points this match is just about knock out rugby for Leinster. A pre-Christmas crowd at New Lansdowne can cheer the champions to victory.
Here is an interesting question to ask yourself on the topic of these two teams. Had Joe Schmidt been given the individual firepower at Vern Cotter's disposal and Cotter had the Leinster players to work with, would the margin have been 15-12? In defeat Joe Schmidt showed what a fine coach he is. Or rather his players did and they did him proud. I fancy Leinster - with O' Driscoll looking helplessly on from the Sky studios, will keep their hopes of a fourth title alive on Saturday. Maybe this will be the game that makes you drop your pint glass with twenty minutes to go.
There may not have been anything mind blowingly exciting but there was one stunning performance. Ulster were so good they made Northampton look very bad indeed. There might be some truth in the latter point when the Saints face the best but Ulster marked themselves as a part of the elite.
They were better on Friday than they were when they beat Munster away. That victory, epic as it was, was won on a tide of emotion and outstanding defence. This side has added extra dimensions in offence. David Humphreys was much maligned for announcing that Brian McLaughlin would leave in the same year as he took them to the final. Right now he appears the shrewdest and bravest CEO in European rugby.
The Ulsterman, McLaughlin laid the solid foundations but the Kiwi, Mark Anscombe, has added a touch of flair and class. The only reason I am spare on the superlatives is that Ulster was so good they made it just too easy and killed the event. The Saints will have to produce something like the first half of the 2011 Heineken Cup final and keep it up for 80 minutes to stop Ulster at Ravenhill.
It was a good weekend for Ireland overall; Leinster lost but stayed afloat whilst Munster downed Saracens and the quartet of All Black conquering Englishmen. If there was one side who would relish the challenge of facing so many English internationals on a high it is Munster. The win was no surprise whatsoever; three teams have two wins in this pool. It is the tightest of the six. Watford is a massive match on Sunday. Will Saracens bonus point in Limerick see them do a 'Munster' on their rivals?
Connaught were at it again as well; beating dozy Biarritz with something in hand. Having lost at home to Harlequins a last eight place looks beyond them but they could push for an Amlin best runners up spot.
Biarritz was the only French team to lose although the winners were far from devastating. Toulouse has the player of the tournament to date in the shape of Louis Picamoles and are in cruise mode. Toulon too are doing just enough while away wins for Castres and Montpellier keep both teams in the hunt for qualification for the quarters.
Wales and Scotland failed to manage a win between their five teams which, much like the Clermont game summed up round three, and also the current state of the game in both these nations......
Breaking away briefly from Europe to the Lions; the coaches are to be unveiled on Wednesday. Joe Schmidt's name will not be amongst the list of Lions coaches. Much as I respect Rob Howley as an attack coach I think Warren Gatland might have made a mistake; Jonny Sexton is going to be a key performer and no one gets as much out of him as Schmidt and as a coach Sunday revealed how outstanding an operator he is. Still, he has enough on his plate as will the Lions management. Good luck to them all and here is to a round four that catches fire,
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Stuart, what happened to Saints against Ulster? I expected them to at least have partly the scrum against the Ulstermen but they were pushed around at will! Is the gulf in class a real issue or just a bad day at the office for Saints? Malcolm Harris
STUART REPLIES: Malcolm, I too thought the Saints would edge the scrums. Alas, without set piece dominance the result is inevitably the same for Northampton as it has been for a few years. Their team that made the Heineken Cup final is slowly and steadily regressing. It would be comforting to see the loss as a one off but Ulster are a fine team and the Saints are not going to beat many top teams as things are.
Hi Stuart, What are your thoughts on Ulster's Chris Henry? He was outstanding against Saints on Friday and has a bright future. I was also impressed with Jared Payne who really brings something special to the Ulster attack. Apparently he will qualify for Ireland in a year or so, but do you think that is a good thing for Irish rugby - getting players like him and Strauss rather than home grown players? Colin Grant
STUART REPLIES: Colin, overseas players are like companies that legally avoid taxes; nothing technically wrong but we all know it shouldn't happen. Otherwise the recruitment of men have become as important as development coaches and what's the point supporting a country when sporting mercenaries represent them. Jared Payne is - and was - outstanding although a fit Rob Kearney remains Ireland's finest full back. Chris Henry is one of those blokes who are never fashionable with the media. I gave him Man of the Match against Munster last season and was equally impressed in Northampton...I think he is a serious Lions contender although his is hardly a household name this side of the Irish Sea.....Sean O' Brien also made quite a comeback statement on Sunday!
I cannot see a Welsh region coming even remotely close to winning the Heineken cup under the current set up. Do you think it's time the WRU centrally contracted players to enable the regions to compete and keep players in Wales who can create a stronger environment for the young players to come through to? Richie Davies
STUART REPLIES: Richie, now that the WRU has vandalised the club game which well-structured, could have possibly been a better alternative to the regions for the development of the game in Wales, they might as well go the whole hog. More money is required to keep Wales's talent in Wales and given the relatively thin pool talent (per capita it remains high but population levels in France and England guarantee them more high class players). Wales has to help the regions. A few players in France and England is not the end of the rugby world in Wales but mass emigration will impact as much upon the future as the present. The stars have to be accessible for the children growing up, otherwise Welsh boys are going to want to be Cardiff City and Swansea City footballers rather than Jamie Roberts and James Hook.
Something had to give and it was Leinster who succumbed to Clermont - just! How disappointed will they be in that loss and can you see them bouncing back this weekend? Harry Langham
STUART REPLIES: Harry, Leinster lost the game but were impressive. They will be disappointed to lose to a team with the best home record in Europe. That tells you something about Leinster. If they both qualify for the pools I would take Leinster over Clermont every time. The French are mentally vulnerable whereas the champions have a champion mentality.


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Revealing the Secrets of the Temple: The Value of Publishing Central Bank Interest Rate Projections
Glenn D. Rudebusch, John C. Williams
NBER Working Paper No. 12638
---- Acknowledgements -----
For helpful comments, we thank Lars Svensson, Marvin Goodfriend, Oistein Roisland, and colleagues throughout the Federal Reserve System. Vuong Nguyen provided excellent research assistance. The views expressed in this paper are our own and not necessarily those of others at the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco or the National Bureau of Economic Research.
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