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12 RV Parks near Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming
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West Thumb-Fishing Bridge Rd. Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming 82190 (map) | (307) 344-7311
Sites: 432 | Latest Rate: $13.00 | 32 Reviews
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Aug 2016 - $13.00
Many sites are on the hill side and not very level. I could not level my RV with the tires still on the ground. Lower sites are much better. Roads and sites are paved, some trees. Areas between sites are just field. Convenient location for visiting the Lake areas of the park though. No TV or wi-fi, but that's to be expected in a National Park Campground. Cell service was available, but weak.
Good location for visiting the Western and Lake area of the park though. - The Mangonel
Aug 2015 - $14.00
Interior roads narrow with low hanging branches some open sites, some in the trees.
Our site in A loop was a pull through long enough for our 29' class c with dolly & toad, although we had to unhook the dolly & reposition everything in order to fit onto the pad.
Bathrooms were clean, but no showers, or other hookups, dump station & water fill available. Good location to view east side of the park.
Rate reflects Senior Pass. We would stay here again. - bukhrn
Jul 2015 - $24.00
We were a bit disappointed with this facility. The sites are very small and not level!!! We had to move to another site because we exhausted all our levelers and still couldn't open the slide. Fortunately we got there in mid afternoon and they were willing to assign us another space as we were staying four nights. - Ncw
S Entrance Rd Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming 82190 (map) | (307) 344-7381
Sites: 85 | Latest Rate: $15.00 | 3 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $15.00
Unless things have changed in the last few years, I'm not sure where the other reviewers stayed. Lewis Lake CG had NO pull-through sites and a combined vehicle length restriction of 25 ft. or less. That said, if you're towing a smaller trailer with a smaller vehicle, you should be able to find a spot that works. We have a 13 ft. teardrop and we were able to park it and then parked our car beside it. Anyone with a large RV or fifth wheel or a Class C more than 20 ft. probably shouldn't even drive into the campground. Vault toilets only, no other washroom facilities. - MSSW
Aug 2012 - $10.00
Great location for visiting the west side of the park and for fishing the Madison, Gibbon and Firehole Rivers. We stayed 16 nights here. Our site was a pull through that was easy to park in as it had no trees between our camper and the road. However we saw a number of people having problems parking their units in other pull throughs with trees between the road and the parking area. Most of the sites are not as long as needed by newer RV's. There are some sites that are used primarily as sites for buses. Closest services are in West Yellowstone 15 miles away. We were visited by elk, coyote and bison during our stay. - 2jcsontheroad
Apr 2009 - $14.00
Awesome campground! Beautiful lake and very quiet country. There are ten sites for 40+ big rigs and pull-throughs. Not many people use this one since it's so far south. Campground was clean, registration was easy, bathrooms were clean. Mule deer all over the place and Lewis Lake is gorgeous. A good place for those who want to be off the beaten path and who like to fish or just hang out by the water. - wolverine767
North Entrance Road Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming 82190 (map) | (307) 344-7381
Sites: 86 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 21 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $20.00
Park was a great value. Very quiet! Very nice people running the campground. We had truck problems and they allowed us to stay beyond checkout time without a charge while the truck was serviced in town. No reservations, first come, first served. The campground did not fill up the night we arrived, August 29th, but during peek summer hours need to arrive early. (See other reviews). One of the few Yellowstone parks that fit large rigs. We have a 38 Ft. Fifth wheel. - Leocamp
Aug 2016 - $20.00
We stayed here 4 nights and are happy campers. We were visited by the elk herd 3 times during our stay. The days were warm, nights quite cool never used the A/C did use the heat in the AM to take the edge off. This is a first come first serve campground and the sites usually are full by noon. The booking shack opens @ 8AM. The line starts to form much earlier than that however. We arrived @ 10:30AM on a Saturday and got one of the last remaining sites. The roads are narrow so care must be exercised. There were all class units seen during our stay HDT & MDT May be iffy due to height. Our 13' 1" unit came through unscathed. This is a great location to tour the upper portion of Yellowstone National Park. There can be a faint sulfur odor depending on wind direction. We would stay here again. - SCClockDr
Sep 2014 - $20.00
Mammoth is at the north entrance and is first come first served, no reservations. Even in the shoulder season of September, it has filled everyday by noon or earlier. It is much more open than we expected, with lots of lower height trees, but not a high canopy. Many sites easily accommodate big rigs and we had good solar generation plus dish satellite reception in site 12. Sites have good separation and lots of room for slideouts. We later drove through Slough Creek and Pebble Creek campgrounds. Both are much smaller, fill rapidly, and have only a couple of suitable big rig sites ( site 1 in Slough Creek is fantastic). This means if you want a sure space for your big rig, you are better off getting in early to Mammoth or reserve at another. As NSP campgrounds go, Mammoth is great. We stayed here for 3 nights in a 39' motorhome. Be aware, no dump station, come in with empty tanks or drive to the Yellowstone RV park in Gardiner and pay $6. Good Verizon phone, spotty 1-2 bar 3G. No AT&T reception. Good Verizon Internet at the top of the hill at the Visitor center. We would definitely stay here again. No electric, but water was available at our site with a threaded connection, you just can't stay connected. - CharlieS
1 Grand Loop Rd Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming 82190 (map) | (307) 344-7311
Sites: 278 | Latest Rate: $14.00 | 45 Reviews
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Oct 2016 - $14.00
Lots of improvements in the past few years.... Fairly clean, and an incredibly noisy gen set that ran all day.... A lot of people applauded when they shut it down at 8pm... Elk in camp, and a very large bull bison... nights were quiet. This was not our first visit to Yellowstone, and hope to be back again... - Bob Nelson
Sep 2016 - $25.00
We camped three nights at Madison Campground during our 11 day Yellowstone visit. This is a great location to explore the Park. There is much to see and do both north and south of Madison junction. Next time we will stay at least one more day on this side of the park. There are no hookups and no showers here, but there is a dump station with water and generators are allowed from 8 am until 8 pm. Most RV's use their generators 1 or 2 hours in the morning or at night. The remainder of the time is quiet. (Many rental RV's in park without generators.) The weather was cool enough that we did not need our A/C and ran our furnace at night. Campsites are fairly level, but many are tight. It was necessary to park our motorhome at the precise spot between the trees for our slide out. There was a picnic table and fire ring. Bathrooms are clean and conveniently located. - RagTopDay
Sep 2016 - $13.00
About 16 miles from Old Faithful, Madison is a good location to stay at while visiting Yellowstone. No water or electricity, this is dry camping in a nice wooded environment. Generators from 8-8. They gave us a "C" loop campsite that is sometimes hard to maneuver. Showers available at Old Faithful for 4.25. No cell service. Might look at something different next time. - smitty12
Norris Campground Road Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming 82190 (map) | (307) 344-7381
Sites: 116 | Latest Rate: $7.00 | 5 Reviews
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Jun 2013 - $7.00
Suitable only for small RV's or trailers. Most sites have a lot of slope. Older campground in poor condition, but centrally located in Yellowstone and the only nearby campground that is first come-first serve. Fills up quickly in the peak season. And cheap. - hillhomes
Aug 2011 - $7.00
Norris CG is a dry camp operated by US Park Svc, not a concessionaire, so no reservations and first come first served for 100 sites, both tent and RVs. Nightly charge $14.00, Golden Age $7.00. Loop A is mostly meadow and has nice views of nearby Gibbon River. Loops B & C heavily wooded and built into a hill, which compromises RV access, especially for longer TTs and MHs. Most sites are fairly large, so you don't feel crowded. Elevation 7,500'. A few pull-throughs (some actual pull-outs, but most are on side of road), but most are unlevel back-ins, some with missing asphalt or just plain dirt. During high season (until Labor Day), CG fills by 11:00. CG volunteer hosts helped me find a site I could back my TT into, and waited at site to hold it. My site had asphalt drive wide enough for TT and TV side by side, fairly level, with picnic table and fire ring. Each loop has one bathroom with flush toilets, cold water sinks, dish washing room, and a single faucet (threaded) in front to fill water tanks (heavy on the chlorine), no dump station. No cell phone coverage, 2 pay landlines at entrance. Many sites had newer "bear boxes" for food storage. Xanterra sells ice and firewood at entrance, ice $3.00 for 7# blocks or 3# cubes, small box of firewood $7.28. We use a 45 watt solar panel kit to keep the TT battery charged while dry camping. Nearby features are Ranger Museum and Norris Geyser Basin. Bison may browse through CG. - dave3114
Jun 2010 - $14.00
If you are staying in an RV, get up early to get in and get a site. This is not my preferred way to camp and I didn't enjoy the constant rush, rush, rush to get a site. This is a competitive atmosphere. The rangers at the gate even told us to go straight to a site if we wanted one. If you are coming late in the day don't even bother, you'll be driving all night. Norris campground was a good base in the middle of the park. It was dicey in a big RV. It is funny that the park can afford a multi-million dollar new visitor center, but can't afford a new bathroom in the campground. I was surprised at how run down this campground was. Most state parks have much better facilities. Oh well, we only stayed the one night. For dry camping it provided a good spot with bison close by. The day after we left, a bear tore into a tent at Norris. If you have a really big rig, this might be a real tough place to camp. Ours is 32' long and we just barely fit in a pull-through site along side the road. We had a tough time telling if we were in a site or just a wide part of the park road. It is a nice walk to the Norris Geyser basin. - jackbnimble
Pebble Creek Campground Rd. Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming 82190 (map) | (307) 344-7381
Sites: 32 | Latest Rate: $12.00 | 2 Reviews
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Apr 2009 - $12.00
Small, remote campground in a beautiful setting. It can still feel pretty busy from early summer to the end of September as it's a really great campground. There are limited sites, but a nice big parking lot on the way in. Good location for those going to the Bear tooth pass, or to relax more in a more peaceful area of the park. - wolverine767
Jun 2008 - $12.00
Hidden, inexpensive gem in the northeast corner of Yellowstone right on the Lamar river. This is a primitive campground with about 30 sites for smaller RVs (about 30' max with most sites smaller) and tents. No electric, no generators, no showers, no RV dump (nearest dump at Tower Fall), limited water (not working when we were there), vault toilet. Although NOT centrally located to much of Yellowstone, much wildlife (bison, wolf, bear, elk, coyote, birds) are nearby (if not roaming in the campground). Bring the spotting scope! First come, first serve (arrive early!), enjoyable close-to-wildlife camping inside Yellowstone National Park without the crowds! - mountain_man
Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming 82190 (map) | (307) 344-7381
Sites: 23 | Latest Rate: $12.00 | 3 Reviews
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Oct 2010 - $12.00
Our favorite place to stay in Yellowstone. This fall they had a very friendly camp host at the site. Beautiful spot, perfect location for wildlife viewing, not crowded in October, and you may awake to bison in your yard! Have stayed here numerous times and I'm sure we'll return in 2011! - airstreamerbambi
Jun 2010 - $20.00
Slough Creek is a beautiful campground with all camp sites on or near Slough Creek. I was in campsite 1 which was the most private of the campsites and was adjacent to a walking trail along the river. Views of mountains and slough creek are definite highlights. One drawback is the road leading into the campground is about 1 mile of gravel- so, take this into consideration. Other than the road to the campsite- it's perfectly situated for anglers and campers alike. - Jleesmith
Apr 2009 - $14.00
This campground is for small RV's only unfortunately. If you have one, you are in luck .There are several really nice water sites. The bathroom is just a simple vault toilet with no running water. Water is taken from the hand pump. This is a basic campground way back on a gravel road but it has great fishing and a more quiet atmosphere. One of our favorites. Good place to watch wolves too. - wolverine767
Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming 82190 (map) | (307) 344-7381
Sites: 32 | Latest Rate: $12.00 | 2 Reviews
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Jul 2009 - $12.00
A very pretty campground with lots of trees and space. This is real camping unlike the Kamping the other RV parks offer. There are no hookups, but this adds to the peace and tranquility, however there are drop toilets for the campers and drinking water available. Most sites are tent sites so get there early to reserve your piece of paradise. There is no space for rigs over about 30ft. Each site has fire rings and tables. A lovely place to camp. - fairyprincess_007
Apr 2009 - $12.00
This is primarily a tenting campground, although you can get a small RV up into the tent loop if you are adventurous. There are better RV sites at the bottom of the hill, though only a couple. It's a good place in a pinch if you have a small RV. There's a camp store about a 1/8th mile away which offers supplies and gifts. Great views of the Yellowstone river too. - wolverine767
1 Grand Loop Rd Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming 82190 (map) | (307) 344-7311
Sites: 273 | Latest Rate: $15.00 | 12 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $15.00
Hilly tight roads, decent camp sites but not particularity level. - boisegolfer
Aug 2014 - $30.00
The previous reviewer has some wrong info. The rate at this CG is $29.60 w/tax, and half price for people with certain passes. It is centrally located in the Park,m but built on the side of a mountain and not for today's RVs. Your best hope is to make a reservation for a long site and arrive early afternoon for the site assignment. If it is too unlevel or treed, find a better one and ask for that . The tent sites looked pretty good for tenters. Bathroom bldgs are updated with recycling bins, and hot showers and laundry mat are nearby. Remember it's at 7900' and will be cold at night. You are there for the scenery and wildlife. Don't bring a big rig here. - Annie's Song
Jul 2013 - $47.00
They couldn't get the sites any smaller or closer together. Personally, I will never go back. My 20' travel trailer barely fit in the space and I had to park my tow vehicle across the site partially in the road or give up the use of my awning. There were some good things about the campground. Laundry facilities were clean with plenty of washers and dryers. Showers were clean but they are located at the main office rather than in the actual campground. The only purpose of not locating them at the campground is they wouldn't be able to charge for their use (2 free showers per night per paid campsite) by those not camping in the campground. - kgarrett9999
Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming 82190 (map) | (307) 344-7311
Sites: 325 | Latest Rate: $53.00 | 245 Reviews
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May 2017 - $53.00
,fPotholes are terrible. Really need to fix roads. Sites are mostly gravel and close together. Stayed in d-loop. There are paved sites in e, f, and g. No cable. Showers were clean and hot and provide hair dryers. Only showers in main building. Clean laundry but 2.75 a load. Staying here will save you about an hour of driving. Driving around the park is very winding and 20 miles will take about 40 minutes so it is definitely worth it to stay inside the park, both from a gas perspective and time. Ate at Lake Hotel and Old Faithful inn, both were average and were about 60 for 2. There are small grocery stores with very limited and expensive items. - Maverick13
Sep 2016 - $53.00
We were in loop d and the road was deplorable to say the least! Missing the HUGE potholes was impossible! Our tv was professionally installed and was pulled away and left a hole in the wall!!! Thank to the road but in addition clothes fell off the rods! I reported the tv, insurance called but no help with repairs! Beware! 325 sites @ 53.00 and they cannot have decent roads? Give me a break! No tv with antenna. Phone service iffy. Had no patio, no fire ring but we would not have used them. Deplorable roads.Loops A B C had paved roads. - Illinois1938
Sep 2016 - $54.00
We'd read the reviews and knew what to expect. It was tight. We camp in a 27' motorhome, so we don't have that complaint often. While most campgrounds seem to categorize sites by 5 foot increments, Fishing Bridge must be measured to the inch. So glad we got there early in the day, because backing into site was difficult even with extra space on each side of us. You must watch for multiple obstacles when backing in--there are poles marking the site, blocks around the sewer hookups, trees, and of course, other RV's. Probably took us 15 minutes to get it right. Our back bumper was 2-3 feet away from the neighbor's back bumper. We could barely squeeze our tow vehicle onto the lot. You need not worry about extra hose or electrical cord for sure--the hookups are too close for comfort. Disappointed there wasn't a picnic table. Couldn't extend our awning because of proximity to a tree. Showers don't open until 8 am--forget getting an early start to your morning. The laundry closes at 8 pm. Laundry is expensive and dryers are lacking in number because they lack any heat (a rare thing for commercial dryers). It took me 2 1/2 hours to do 6 loads and cost nearly $30 (and some items were still damp). Hubby spent his 2 1/2 hours moving the satellite dish around until he found reception through the pines. The positive is you have full hookups. If any of the other campgrounds had electricity, it would be a blessing. We didn't need A/C during our stay and ran the furnace during the night/early morning. We moved to Canyon Campground a day early just to escape this parking lot. Next trip we will stay at Bay Bridge instead and rough it with the generator. - RagTopDay


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It's been a long time coming, but Maurice Edu's comeback took another step towards completion Monday. The 23-year-old midfielder, in the midst of a long recovery from a knee injury, returned to the pitch in a closed-door reserve match, going 80 minutes in a 2-1 loss to Partick Thistle.
Edu made it through the game unscathed and will likely be pushing for a regular place as he returns to fitness. Rangers encounters a tricky and congested part of the schedule over the holiday season, as the team has three games in a week starting next Sunday with an away trip to Hibernian, followed by a mid-week match-up against Dundee United. January 3 finishes off the busy schedule with an Old Firm clash against Celtic.
These next few months are crucial for Edu if he hopes to be a part of the 23-man roster for the World Cup. His return to fitness — assuming he can get minutes with Rangers — is a boost, but must stay healthy these next few months if he hopes to make it to South Africa.
What do you think of Edu's return? Glad to see him back in the mix? Will he recover in time to make the World Cup squad? Share your thoughts below.
Chris in Belfast
Yeah, and who was he playing beside?
Chris in Belfast
The comments about it taking Ching being injured before Davies came into the team also fail to take into account the difference in play that the change inaugurated. Bob used Ching like Capello uses Heskey. Davies can't be used like that, and Bob liked using Ching and playing the team like that. When Ching went down it meant he had to make a change, and bringing Davies in meant the team had to change the way it played.
Sure, the change worked out great, but the reason Davies didn't play much before Ching went down is because Davies can't play like Ching. Of course, some people think that's a good thing.
Except Makelele could tackle high class opposition and not draw cards. Makelele was of the highest order of defensive midfielder. Clark makes rash challenges on talented opposition and, on average, pairs poorly with Bradley when it comes to actually playing good football. I was impressed by his inspired play against Spain, but then in every other match he's been frustrating.
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The fact you agree with the first post shows your inability to recognize Bradley's overall job. At the very very least, don't the friendlies and tournaments effect how we seed ourselves at the World Cup? Which directly affects our group positioning which affects how hard it is for us to get out of the group? And doesn't hold true that a winning mentality brings a winning team? So don't you want a coach who can win?
And name me one South American who doesn't care about every tournament they enter. They want to win, always and so should we!
That's not his job though! We enter many tournaments and play in many important games. His job is to develop a team 24/7 as well as pick a team to win a 90 minute game. A real coach prepares his team through friendlies, camps and constant contact throughout the season both with the player and his team.
It's not up to Bradley but as the head of state (so to speak) it's his job to pay attention to them and ensure he meets them. They're his future team (if he lasts long enough), why wouldn't he try his best to make sure they're the best for him? Does a Varsity coach not also pay attention to the JV, knowing full well in a year or two, it'll be his squad?
You must see the big picture. Not caring about anything else, save the World Cup is small minded compared to all the possibilities between. What's the point of playing if it's not to A. win or B. develop players to win?
No coach with any nation would survive a period of time where all he did was lose – even if they were all friendlies (see the ex-South African coach).
Aren't qualifiers important? Lose them and you don't even enter the World Cup! Big picture Flawedlogic. (fitting name by the way : ) )
Over the moon to see Maurice back on the pitch. I really hope he gets some time because I think he can really contribute in South Africa. Game-shape though is a long ways away I believe.
Excuse me! Adu has a soccer brain? Really? He is quick, can dribble and has a good shot, but he often choses poorly when to keep possession and when to dribble. Every player with an ounce of soccer sense knows that at least some of the time defending is important; Adu has not seemed to grasp that yet.
E.J. has had a bad 4 years. All he ever did was score a lot of goals in qualifying for the 2006 W.C., since that time he spent a year injured and has never recovered the flashes he showed in 2005.
Glad we have options in midfield. Too bad we have fewer in the back line and about nothing up top. Injuries will happen, those are unpredictable and without multiple options, there will be disaster. Recall in 2002 Armas, who was an important force at defensive mid, was injured at the just before the W.C. and Mastroeni stepped up big time.
Bradley has brought in many players. He might not always make the selections some would prefer, but by using a variety of players, he opens up choices going forward. So far the US has likely lost Onweyu and Davies for the W.C. (optimists notwithstanding), who else will go down? Even if you discount the "B" team games Bradley has used lineups that fail to include Donavon, Dempsey, Bradley, Clark, Feilhaber, Cherundalo, DeMerrit, Bocanegra, Howard, etc. at one time or another, sometimes for reason, sometimes not. It is important to see how missing various players affects the rest of the squad and that has been done.
As for what B.B. has done, he coached the teams to wins in the Gold Cup when it mattered, led the effort to qualify first from CONCACAF, won games on european soil, defeated the #1 ranked team in the world in a game that mattered and led Brazil for a half, all with no players playing for the big teams (Man. U. Barcelona, Real Madrid, AC Milan, Liverpool, Chelsea, Porto, Bayern, etc.
Of course, he has failed to please everyone with his selections, but many of those left out are also being left out at their club team, even Torres, whom I like, is only recently a consistent starter and 90 minute player for Pachuca.
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The name is in response to what I see as your flawed logic so, yes, it is fitting.
You are mistaking Bradley for Gulati. Much of that "big picture" stuff is Gulati's responsibility.
Obviously, the qualifiers are part of the World Cup thing. I thought that went without saying. Bradley finished first in the group. Is that good enough?
And as far my saying only World Cup matches matter granted that was a bit of an overstatement, but only a little. The formula, which was revamped in 2007, is a little Byzantine and I am not an expert but but basically when it comes to seeding for the World Cup there are 4 categories of games to consider for the US. In order of importance to the seedings they are:
1. Friendlies 1
2. World Cup qualifiers 2.5
3. Confederations Cup 3.0
4. World Cup matches 4.0
They now only consider the last 4 years. The numbers after the categories reflect their relative importance in terms of how they are weighed in the equation.
The US is not a dominant soccer power. None of their outfield players plays regularly for a top flight club. Compare that to the teams we have to face (Brazil, Spain, England, Italy, etc.) to win things and you will see the problem. By the way, national teams are restricted to players eligible for that country. What that means in English is the manager makes do with what is available. Left back is a problem? Bradley can't buy Patrice Evra to play left back for the US. You may hate Bornstein but after a nearly 2 year search it should be obvious, even to you, that if there is a better US player for the job, it isn't likely that he will be that much better. Unless, of course, Castillo, who just got eligible, is much better than the reports indicate.
That does not mean the US can't make a lot of noise in a given tournament but it should make people like you realize your expectations are a bit on the wildly unrealistic side.
I'm sure Bradley and the USSF would love to put on a competitive showing in every tournament they enter but they are not good enough and deep enough. They have a comparatively thin player pool that is spread over two continents. Player availability is usually iffy and practie time is compressed. So, from what I can tell, they have decided to focus largely on the World Cup. Why? Follow the money. You may be a Copa America connoisseur (even if you can't remember its name), but when you talk about advertising dollars, there is no comparison. But do well in the World Cup and the advertisers love you and may put money in the game. And the casual fan, who the USSF is trying to draw in, will pay more attention to the World Cup. I'll bet you can't name me the last 3 Copa America winners. On the other hand most fans can name the last three World Cup winners (Italy, Brazil, and France). If you are going to argue with me that other tournaments count as much, in terms of media profile and overall importance, as the World Cup, particularly with casual fans, then I don't know what to tell you.
Bradley clearly sacrificed Copa America for the Gold Cup because the Gold Cup meant access to the Confederations Cup, the perfect prep tournament for the World Cup.
So yes, Bradley is responsible for how the USMNT will do in the World Cup and Gulati does the "big picture" stuff.
You do know he filled in there during the Olympics right? It wouldn't be a "new" position to him. Maybe not his best but he has played it before.
Torres has one disadvantage compared to the other 3…SIZE!!! He is a little smaller than Edu, Jones and Clark, but has made up for it with his ability to keep possession and alow the game down.
What about this line up…
Holden Beasley
Dempsey Altidore
Rest of 23: Torres, Feilhaber, Jones, Bradley, Finley, Marshall, Spector, Castillo, Clark, Tracy, Guzan, Hannehman (sp?)

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Oh that it's come to this. Five short years ago, British men stumbled through ladies' lingerie departments, reaching out for the price tag on a bra with the furtiveness of a vicar grabbing a porn video. We made wild guesses at size, and struggled manfully not to look at the chest of the female assistant and blurt out a comparison, and generally made breasts of ourselves.
All has changed, forever. I have just left one Soho branch of Agent Provocateur, where they were so crowded at 6pm on a Friday that they were buzzing in customers four at a time, most of them men on their own. Savvy, unembarrassed at the racks of pink bras and sexy corsets before them, and well-versed in female dimensions. They'd come prepared with sizes, and knew all the stuff about the width of the back, and the cup, and the only statistic that surprised them was the price. 'Fifty quid for a thong?' muttered the alpha male in one group of three businessmen. 'It's very pretty, but a bit steep.' 'Mind you, those girls ,' said his friend, and there was much talk of the AP assistants, all dressed in pink Carry On Nurse outfits and push-up bras. 'You go in there on your own, and they're all lined up, you feel like James Bond. It makes it kind of hard to keep your mind on your girlfriend.'
But the girlfriend is the reason they're there, the men and the shops. The lingerie revolution has caught on fast, after groups such as Agent Provocateur and Coco De Mer realised British women might actually like sexy underwear if it was, for once, well-made rather than tawdry; British women reacted with delight, and their men appear to have caught on too. In Coco De Mer, where I am having the crotchless conversation, there are 14 shoppers, 12 of them men. The two women browsers have just been most helpful, explaining to me that the little furry leather strap thing on the table was a handcuff, with a bit on the side where you tie it to the bed; we all nod sagely, and it's only later I realise I have just had a pleasant exchange with two strangers about bondage.
So I move on, surprised at my own lack of embarrassment, to the knickers. Part of a rather gorgeous 'Lauren Bacall' outfit, a baby-doll top with high-cut French knickers, all in chocolate silk, it looks just the thing for the girlfriend, but I'm a little worried about the crotchlessness. It seems so... forward.
'We do have one with the crotch intact, yes,' says the kind assistant. 'Doesn't sell so well, though.' What, I wonder, is their highest seller? I'm directed to a kind of tutu-knickers set with pearls hanging below. 'The pearls move aside this way, so you're able to make love through them,' she says, matter-of-factly, and I nod as if discussing the merits of torque-wrenches at B&Q.
Most of the men, she explains, are 'prepped' by their girlfriends on exactly what they want. There is, I say, surprisingly little embarrassment about. 'None at all. It's all quite lovely, and un-British, don't you think?'
Mind you, I did get confused by one item in Coco De Mer, described as a Hand-crafted Molten Crystal Buttplug, with Tail. Try as I may, I couldn't work out what possible function that had. It didn't hum, or twitch, or do anything vaguely interesting: frankly, I thought, for all the good it did, you might as well stick it up your arse.


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text: This has turned out to be a heck of a Monday as Intel Corp., the microprocessor giant based in Santa Clara has revealed that it halted production of 6 Series chipsets (codename Cougar Point) due to a design flaw that can affect their SATA performance, significantly. The bug is with one of the layers of the chips and is supposed to (potentially) impact the four SATA 3.0 Gbps ports built-in and not the two available SATA 6.0 Gbps connectors. Intel has pinpointed the issue and claims to have fixed silicon but new chips that are bug free will only begin shipping to customers at the end of this month (with full supply recovery being expected for April). People who already bought a Sandy Bridge motherboard or PC are advised to contact the vendor they bought the goods from to get a replacement. Intel is promising to 'work with its OEM partners to accept the return of the affected chipsets' but somehow we're sure there will be problems getting a new board/PC. Due to this pretty shocking bug with its new and praised chips Intel has lowered its revenue outlook for this first quarter of 2011 by $300 million and said it expects the total 'clean up' bill will go up to $700 million. So, anybody want to buy a used P67 motherboard? Ref: Intel confirms SATA issue with 6 Series chipsets, readies fixed parts | TechConnect Magazine


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The powerhouse services sector suffered its worst performance in eight months in June, a closely-watched survey said, fuelling fears the UK remains stuck in recession.
The Markit/CIPS survey for overall services activity, in which a reading above 50 represents growth, came in at 51.3, down from 53.3 in May and its lowest reading since October.
Chris Williamson, chief economist at Markit, said it was one of the worst performances since the recovery began three years ago and showed signs that the sector's 18-month run of growth was in danger of stalling.
The Queen's diamond jubilee disrupted trade while new business slowed as the eurozone debt crisis sent confidence to a six month low and traders feared a post-Olympics lull.
With data earlier this week showing the manufacturing and construction data were both in decline in June, James Knightley, an economist at ING Bank, said the data suggested the UK's double-dip recession continued in the second quarter of 2012.
Mr Knightley thinks GDP for the second quarter of 2012 will be flat to modestly lower.
The Bank of England is now widely expected to order a further £50 billion to be pumped into the economy through its quantitative easing scheme tomorrow on top of the £325 billion already sanctioned.
Mr Williamson added: "A steep drop in service providers' expectations about the year ahead also casts a gloomy shadow on prospects for the sector in the short term.
"The services PMI probably cements the case for further stimulus from the Bank of England, with the three surveys now collectively down firmly into territory that has triggered action from the Monetary Policy Committee in the past."
Employment levels in the sector rose for the seventh month in a row, but the expansion was only modest.
The prices charged by services companies fell amid discounting and a lack of demand.
This put profit margins under pressure, with operating costs driven up as rising energy, labour and travel prices more than offset lower fuel costs.
Howard Archer, chief economist at IHS Global Insight, predicts a 0.1% fall in GDP in the second quarter of 2012, following declines in the two previous quarters.
He said: "Even allowing for the fact that services activity was likely held back significantly in June by the two-day public holiday at the start of the month, this looks to be a fundamentally soft survey."
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Perhaps Georgia's most talented player on defense, Pollack, gave the Bulldogs a shot in the arm in the spring when he decided to return for his final season at Georgia. Pollack has reportedly been reminding his teammates during summer workouts that he returned for his senior year to do one thing: win the national title.
But Richt says that winning it all is easier said than done.
"It's exciting to hear people say good things about you but it so hard to predict what's going to happen," he said. And Richt should know; the Bulldogs were decimated by injuries last season. Several backup defenders were forced into the starting lineup by the end of the year.
"From now until the first game there are 29 practices and you never know what's going to happen. Last year we had a lot happen between now and the first game," he continued. Georgia still won its first game in a 30-0 rout of Clemson. The defense was outstanding against Clemson. They set the tone early and did not allow the Tigers to capitalize on any opportunities. But later in the season the Bulldogs were not able to overcome injures as easily.
Now Richt says that some of those players that stepped up for the first time in their careers in Death Valley have a chance to move into the spotlight permanently this season.
"You also have guys like Arnold Harrison, Gerald Anderson, Kedric Golston. They have a chance to move into that upper echelon of players," said Richt. All three had solid games against Clemson last year.
Still, the head coach emphasized that the Bulldogs are very young and thin after the first team unit. He says keeping the starters healthy will be critical to a championship run.
"Behind (the starters) are a lot of young players that don't have a lot of experience. I think the key on defense will be to keep the starters healthy and keep the younger guys progressing because we may need them to start for us," he said.
Last season that happened and the younger players couldn't propel Georgia to another SEC crown. This season, however, last year's younger defensive backups are starters at several positions.
"We are going to have a chance to be a good football team. We hope to be able to compete with everybody that we play. I mean we are going to go into every game thinking that we have a chance to win it and hopefully we will," said Richt.


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After six years of touring Europe, dropping countless singles, and cranking out hit remixes for the likes of Danny Brown, Brodinski has decided it's time to make his debut album. The French producer recently dropped into Red Bull Studios LA to begin production.
Today, though, he releases a brand-new EP, Bromance#11 feat. Theophilus London, on his own label Bromance Records. We grabbed him in the LA studio for a catch-up.
What's the concept of the album?
"It's like mixing styles, which is always a good idea but never usually brings good results, so I'm trying to do it well with what I love about techno and electronic music in general and what I like about rap, R&B and everything from southern USA. It's going to be a whole mix of music I like. I don't see any stickers on it saying, 'Oh that's EDM or that's dance or that's rap.' It's just the music that I want to do."
So you're listening to a lot of rap?
"Most of the album is going to sound like rap music would sound if techno people were doing it. I still feel like the vibe is getting put together right now and we're still in phase one. I'm really happy about this session – it's done a lot to open my mind and see the way I want to do things."
There's a photo of you circulating the web that shows you in the studio rapping. Will we see that on the forthcoming album?
"No way! That was just a joke. But you can hear my voice on the album, but not singing or anything. I think voice is a really good instrument to use for noises and stuff so it always works for that. But I'm never going to record a rap song. Para One posted the picture and then everybody was talking about it. I'm like, 'Oh man!'"
What's influencing the album? Anything specifically in the French scene?
"I love the French scene and I love the way they do music and change music over the years – from Daft Punk to Manu le Malin to Justice to Laurent Garnier and all those guys. They all killed it in their own way, especially Daft Punk.
"It's a lot of pressure but I don't really want to do anything like them even if I really love them. I don't consider my music as French – I was just born there. Now, because of the internet and the way we travel and the way we do music, I'm just seeing the album as something I should do after all that travel and all those influences."
Skrillex has been championing you – what kind of impact has that had?
"I've toured Europe for six years but in the USA it's true that Skrillex opened a lot of doors. We just opened a branch of Bromance in the US with the whole team working at OWSLA. Skrillex and I don't come from the same world and he's curious about what's going on and the music and stuff. The first time he saw me and Gesaffelstein DJ, he really liked it so we started talking together and doing remixes."
Was it an instant bromance?
"Yeah, let's say that – we were definitely bromancing. Sonny is the nicest guy and he has a really good view on music because he's really objective."
Bromance#11 feat. Theophilus London is out now.
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text: Racer X: Tyla, we're a few races into the Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championships, so what are you finding is the biggest differences between racing in the World Championships and the AMA? Tyla Rattray: The biggest thing is that it takes me a little time to learn the track. Coming here, I've got two 15-minute practices for timed qualifying, so I'm still getting used to that. In Europe, we have two 40-minute practices before our qualifying races, and it's a two-day event. Here, it's just a one-day event, and it's two 15-minute practices and then straight into the race, so it's taking me a little time to learn the tracks. Glen Helen, I knew, because I've been doing a lot of training there, but all these other tracks are still new for me. If you have not raced them before you don't have much time to learn the track. You've got to learn it as quickly as possible. That's the hardest thing for me at the moment. Other than that, I've been enjoying it. Also, if I understand correctly, in Europe the riders might pace themselves a little bit more throughout the race and then near the end really put on a charge. Over here it seems like the riders go all out the first couple laps. Yeah, that's the thing: When someone here gets into the lead, they quickly put down some really fast laps and get away. To close that gap down, you just have to be a lot fitter; you have to close at least two seconds a lap off at the 20-minute mark if he's 10 seconds ahead to catch him by the end of the race – then you still need to make the pass! The intensity in the beginning is much faster than what it is in Europe. There, we start to pick it up near the end – as you said. In Europe, it is as if it takes some time to get us going – it's just a lot different style. Here, as soon as the gate drops, you have to go for it. It is taking me a bit of time to get into that routine. Hopefully soon I will be into it and it will be a lot better. Still, you have ridden very strong. Yeah, my ride at Glen Helen was really good. I was solid there. I think at Hangtown I just rode really poorly; I had a really bad day. I was fourth and seventh. At the end of the day, it's still points, but that was a really bad day for me. I didn't feel good on the track, and we had to make quite a few suspension changes. Texas was okay, but I needed better starts. I'm looking for better results soon; my fitness is good, so I'm really looking forward to getting up front at the tougher tracks. Getting back to my initial question: Tell us what else is different with racing in America. At the GPs, it was like a long weekend: the trucks where there already on Thursday, you got to the track Friday, all day Saturday, and of course all day on Sunday. Here, you fly in on Friday, do the Saturday race and then you fly out Sunday morning - it's really short. I think in Europe there's a lot more socializing with the people; the mechanics and everyone hang out. Here it's just come here, race and go home - that's how I see it. In Europe, the racing is more laid back; guys hang out more with each other - the riders, the mechanics, and all that. Here, everyone pretty much just sticks to themselves. Does your comment carry over into your team? All you guys are so competitive, so do you hang out much as a team? We pretty much just do our own thing, but we get along good. Same with the mechanics. Obviously, if Mitch or someone sees a line out there that they think is really good, he's is going to come and tell all of us about it - he's not just going to tell one rider. We often do our own things during the week; we don't always go riding with each other. I would say that with American racing in general that pretty much everyone just sticks to themselves. How about your social life? Have you enjoyed California so far? Yeah, it's been really cool out in California. I really like it. It's a little bit like South Africa. Obviously, there are a few things that are a bit different, but it has been a lot of fun. The weather is really awesome. It's good weather every day and you can go riding whenever you want. You can pretty much plan your week because you know it's not going to rain. I feel that I've adjusted to California well. The biggest change for me coming here compared to Europe is obviously that the racing is a lot different. That's probably the biggest thing. Getting back to the racing part: You've been a pretty constant top-five rider here so far, and you won the World MX2 Championship last year, so can you win this championship this year? Yeah, for sure. I certainly don't think that I cannot win. I definitely am going to go out there and fight for the championship - that's my goal. But it's going to take me a few rounds to get into this routine as it's all new for me. I've been racing in Europe for eight years, so it's really different coming over here. Before Glen Helen, I hadn't raced for about seven months, so racing to me is still new now. It's taking me some time to get back into that racing mode, getting accustomed with the new system of two 15-minute practices, and then racing. As I said, other than that, I really enjoy it here, and I am having fun out there. Hopefully, by the halfway point, the leaders won't be too far ahead and I can start putting my head down and racing for some wins. At the moment, I'll just be happy with some podium positions, and maybe when we have that break after the fourth round I can come back stronger and start doing some winning. That's going to give us fans even more to look forward to in the 250 class. With that said, one last question: what about 2010? Next year I'm really looking forward to going into the Supercross season, and then also do the outdoors for Monster Energy/Pro Circuit Kawasaki. 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A stay at Hotel Agan places you in the heart of Istanbul, walking distance from Cagaloglu Hamami and Eminonu Pier. This hotel is close to Topkapi Palace and Basilica Cistern.
Make yourself at home in one of the 31 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars and LCD televisions. Complimentary wired and wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming provides entertainment. Private bathrooms with showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as desks and a turndown service.
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Yeah, yeah that's it; you just show off your awesome wings and block me at the same time. I narrow my eyes, but do nothing more, simply sitting there and seething silently. The Van Helsing guy looks at me suspiciously as I look back from Gabby, and I twitch.
Nature unfortunately decides to call about a minute later, so I get up, excusing myself quietly. I make my way to the bathroom thing again, and uh, relieve myself. Washing my hands, I catch sight of my reflection. After spending so long on the bus, I'm looking somewhat dishevelled. And worst of all, my eyes are slowly but surely changing colour again. Damn red eyes. I'm going to have to wear those contacts again. I swear loudly and come out of the bathroom in a worse mood than I went in. I push past Helsing and sit in my seat in a strop, much like a little kid that's been denied sugar.
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'I need a shower, and something to eat. I think I've drunk all of Lillith's juice...' I mutter, 'Sorry, by the way, Lillith.' I add, not knowing if she was listening or not. Just then, the wizard kid in front of us manages to turn his sister into a rabbit. He yelps and starts laughing so hard he looks like he's going to pee himself.


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I will be undergoing septorhinoplasty soon. I also need balloon sinuplasty but cannot have the balloon done at the same time.
For cost purposes, I am scheduled for an in-office balloon sinuplasty under local anesthetic after my septorhinoplasty. How long should I wait to make sure that my nose is not altered/swelling from the balloonsinuplasty? 6 months? 1 year? can I ensure that my septorhinoplasty results wont be compromised under local anesthesia from the balloon sinulasty if done 1 year later?
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Why Not Do the Septorhinoplasty and Balloon Sinuplasty at the Same time?
Both of these procedures could certainly be done at the same time. This way, you will need to have only one anesthetic and one recovery period. The balloon sinuplasty should not change the shape of your nose. The swelling from the septorhinoplasty should not affect the results of the balloon sinuplasty. If you do want to have them done at different times, and are doing the balloon sinuplasty first, you could do the septorhinoplasty at almost any time after the balloon procedure. If you are doing the septorhinoplasty first, I would wait about 2 months to do the second procedure. Good luck.
Balloon sinuplasty and septorhinoplasty
You should wait 2 months after the septorhino. At that point, the septum and the nasal bones will not be able to be moved. However, there should be minimal cost differences with doing the balloon later than with the septorhino. Perhaps you should get a second opinion by a board-certified surgeon who does both. Best wishes.
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I like my camera candid -– real life and unexpected moments -- which is why I love working with kids. But sometimes unexpected means a baby that doesn't want to be put down. Or a three year old who has decided a "smile" is a painfully over the top toothy grin. With jazz hands. Or maybe no jazz hands and just a scowl that says, "No pictures." We all have hang-ups about having our photos taken. At any age. So, here are a few tips and tricks to help you capture the little moments with as few tears as possible.
The best shots are either right at their level or standing high over them (the latter sometimes requires a stepstool -- please don't do this unless you have someone to spot you!).
With babies, if you're shooting solo and baby is more comfortable close by, try a neutral blanket or sheepskin across your legs and let her get cozy while you take detail shots. A toothless yawn. A dimpled fist clenched against a forehead. If she's up for it, gently move the blanket from your lap to the floor and keep snapping.
With older kids, start by asking about what happened today at preschool or at the park. The goal is to get them interested in something other then posing. I like placing a blanket on the grass and having them look up at the clouds. Then stand over them, crouch next to them, lay beside them and capture their expressions as you share silly stories, sing and find pictures in the clouds.DANCE TO THE MUSIC
Music and conversations are key; generally, it keeps kids focused on everything but the camera. With more active kids, turn up the volume and snap away. Take shots of those capes and tutus full twirl and close-ups of happy faces as they move to the beat.
I keep a playlist of music from albums for both adults and kids -- including everything from Frances England to Elizabeth Mitchell, She & Him to ABBA -- songs both you and your two-year old can enjoy listening to again and again. And again.BELLS AND WHISTLES
I can't tell you what makes a better photo: kids attempting to blow bubbles or the look of utter joy when they succeed. I buy no-spill bubbles. In bulk. I love the look of large bubble wands but these work really well, too. And the no-spill part? Genius.
I also like hand bells. Ring them subtly and babies and toddlers will follow the sound. Bells you can attach to your wrist mean one less thing to hold, so you can get their attention with both hands on the camera.LET THEM IN ON THE ACTION
Bribing kids to take pictures doesn't work. Instead, pick up watercolors, chalk, finger paints and make them into play. Down at their level, snap their expressions as they create. Be sure to get shots of messy little hands, paint smeared across a cheek, a furrowed brow as the try to spell out their name in chalk. Remember to shoot both details and the big picture.
When it comes to wardrobe, you will one day cherish the photos of them in the purple cape and rain boots they refused to take off the entire summer of 2011. Or the princess dress that looks more like Cinderella's rags. You won't ever look back and wish you'd taken more photos of them in that crisp white button down they cried over because they said it felt scratchy. But you might tear up a bit when you look back and see those well-worn ruby slippers that lost much of their glitter as they ran around the sandbox. So, mix up the fabulous Crew Cuts ensembles with outfits that reflect who they are.
Now charge those batteries, grab the bubbles and bells, and yes, even those rain boots. Because, believe it or not, one day you will miss them terribly.
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I am sending you the biggest thank you for all of your help. I came to you mid August and we began the journey of getting things together for my resume and getting me linked up with College Central. It wasn't until early October we spoke about Center Street Community Health Center and if I'd like to send them my resume, you did, and it has been amazing since then. As of today 11/11, I officially have the job at Center Street Health Center and will begin on November 28, 2016.
I'd like to extend a big thank you for your hard work and attentiveness and helping me in this short journey. I greatly appreciate everything you have done for me. I have told many students and family about how great MTCWorks is, and urged them to utilize this service. Completely worth it!
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As anyone seeking employment knows, preparing a résumé to launch your career can be a very daunting task. Especially if you have not done so in a long time, and are not versed on the "ever changing" format rules. That is what I felt when in desperation I sought out the services of, Deb Murphy, at MTC Works – Career Center.
Deb was able to correct my résumé and cover letter, print me copies so I could send them out right away, and further exceeded my expectations by even providing me a copy on a jump drive. She also informed me of job banks, current job openings, and the fact that this service was still available to MTC alumni.
Through it all, her attitude was one of love and passion for what she does, and genuine compasstion to help. How incredible is that?!?
I am so grateful to, and very appreciative of, Deb. Additionally, I am elated at the fact that this service is available to me at MTC. It makes the daunting task of job searching, that MUCH easier.
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Not only did I get the education I needed from Marion Tech , but the Center for Workforce Development helped me get a job right out of college. Years later when I was laid off and looking for a new Job, I turned to MTC Works! for help. The guidance and support from the staff helped me land a new job in less than a month. Once you Join the Alumni Team of MTC, you have a family for life. Thanks Marion Technical College. MTC Works! worked for me!
MTC Works! has been a phenomenal and invaluable resource in my job search. From resume creation to the interview process, Deb and her team have been there every step of the way!
I wanted to take a moment and let you know I applied for the Unit Management Clerk position at MTC/North Central Correctional Complex on May 6, 2014 as you had recommended. I interviewed for the position on May 27, 2014 and received a phone call today, May 28, 2014 offering me the position. I graciously accepted the position. I will begin my training camp on June 16, 2014. This isn't just a job for me this a career opportunity. The opportunity to grow within the company is endless.
A May 10th recent MTC graduate(she also received the highest technical GPA award for business) in Accounting. Last Friday, she came in and worked with Deb Murphy on getting her resume put together. She posted revised resume on College Central Network and other online sites and within 2 hours she had a response from Osborne Business Solutions. She let me know what happened, she was on her third day of work!! Full time!! She is over the moon about it. 2014 MTC Graduate
I was just telling my husband how awesome you are in trying to help me find a career! You have done more for me than my own university and I spent $60,000 with them! I truly do appreciate all you do for me!Thank you! :)
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My name is Amy Daniel and MTC Works! Career Services worked for me! I recently left my job for a new opportunity. I saw a MTC booth at Opportunity Job Network Multi-Co Hiring Fair in October of 2013, stopped there and the rest is history. Met with Deb Murphy and she helped me update my resume, also helped me look for jobs in my field (Business/Accounting). I interviewed, took assessment tests and was offered a part-time teller position at United Federal Credit Union and love it there.
I would definitely recommend Marion Technical College and the MTC Works! Career Services Program to employers. At Eagle Crusher, we have hired master's level engineers from around the world, but have found that we have better retention rates when we hire well-trained, local individuals with ties to the community." Tom Cole, Vice President of Engineering/Eagle Crusher
I talked to you on the phone several weeks ago and you helped me with my resume. I just wanted to let you know that I have been hired by Marion Area Physicians (Ohio Health) to work in the office of Dr. Robert Crowell. I know that the changes you made to my resume and the advice you gave helped me during the interview process for this job.
"Deb was great and really kept me in mind as opportunities came to her. One day she called and said she had the perfect position, Wagner said. It was with Eagle Crusher in Bucyrus. I interviewed and accepted the short-term position to get my requirements for graduation. In the midst of the co-op, a full-time position was offered and Wagner sees opportunity for growth at the company." Allen Wagner/2013 Electro-Mechanical Engineering Graduate.
One of the best and most important assets is her understanding of accounting principles and the application in business. In the future I will certainly call on your school for other positions.
MTC Works! Career Services Took time to see the qualities in me that has allowed me to be the best I can be. This position fits right into my schedule, as I also work another job. Shauna Ross/Community
Our office was in critical need of a person with specific skills in medical electronic billing and experience in a health providers office. We called Deb Murphy explaining our needs and we scheduled an interview the next day with a person who matched up exactly with our needs. This person was interviewed and hired on the spot. She has performed beyond our expectations. I thank Deb Murphy and MTC Works! for understanding our needs and promptly providing a worthy candidate. Sincerely, Drs. Gary and David Mauk, Mauk Chiropractic Clinic
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I believe that MTC Works! Career Services and College Central Network really do work. Since I posted my resume on these sources I have had about ten different job offers. MTC Works! Career Services helped greatly with getting me a Co-Op opportunity that was extended for about six months and a great learning experience that I got paid for. Then after I moved to Delaware MTC Works! Career Services helped find job openings in the area including the one I took and then worked part-time for six more months. Now I am working full-time in a position that I really enjoy that is challenging and rewarding with plenty of room to advance because they saw my resume that MTC Works! Career Services had posted online and decided to give me a call. I think that everyone who is close to graduating should defiantly create a resume and let MTC Works! Career Services help with finding you a career.
Hi my name is Jim Shaffer and you helped me revise my resume sometime back in April. You took at least 45 minutes out of your busy schedule to help me and I am happy to tell you it paid off! You also let me know of a up-coming job fair that the college was putting on. I attended it and upon meeting with my employer landed an interview and after the interview was hired. I was in the car business for 10 years in sales which was commission based and very up and down. This career is still in Sales but is salary and Mon-Fir 8 till 4:30 so a lot better hours and more stable. It is with a local Marion based company called RobotWorx and I am so glad that I made the change. I am a 1999 graduate from Marion Tech with a degree in Business Management. I just wanted to say THANK YOU for all you help and guidance in assisting me with this new career! Keep up with all the great work that you do for the students and alumni there at the career services center. Have a wonderful Day! Jim Shaffer
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