Monthly Archives: December 2013

Some links for you sinners

It’s an ICYMI day here at It’s All Hood, El Paso. First up, the El Paso Times had a good Sunday piece, Payday-lending official: Borrowers responsible for their decisions. Everything about it was fascinating, and it says a lot about … Continue reading

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Art house movies … what have I missed?

My wife and I watched “Before Midnight” (Ethan Hawke, Julie Delpy) last weekend and it reminded me how much I miss the art house movie scene. I had started to think great movies like “Before Midnight” just didn’t get made … Continue reading

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The 10 Best Hikes/Geocaches in El Paso’s Franklin Mountains

I originally thought I’d do a post about the 10 best geocaches in El Paso. But, I decided that most of my favorite geocaches revolve around hiking. There are some pretty good geocaches in El Paso that wouldn’t make my … Continue reading

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Oh, you flatter me, Brownfield

I don’t know enough about Brownfield’s politics or blog yet to know whether I should be linking to him. But, God bless him, he called me skinny. Brownfield really knows how to make a girl swoon. No one has called … Continue reading

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Hiking in Quitman Pass

With Jason slowing down over at Basecamp El Paso, (Though his work was recently featured on Huffington Post.) I guess it’s time for me to step up my hiking game. I woke up early Sunday morning and drove out to … Continue reading

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In Time Magazine this week, Mike Murphy gleefully declares Obamacare a complete disaster that will win the Republicans elections for years. Here’s the column. Murphy is pretty excited about his team. But then he moves on to what Republicans need … Continue reading

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Holiday lights fiasco even worse than we thought

The El Paso Times did a nice, balanced look at the Shawver Park holiday lights controversy. Because the Times is fair and balanced, they just laid out the facts without connecting the dots (™ Martin) about just how bad City … Continue reading

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Breaking up, making up with the NBA

Growing up in Lawrence, Kansas, I didn’t have much use for the NBA. Two reasons stand out. One, when you live in the past, current and future home of college basketball royalty, professional basketball doesn’t hold as much allure. And … Continue reading

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Sports talk

Before we get to our regularly scheduled post, let us first give a moment of silence to the political career of Eddie Holguin. 2005-2014. RIP. Thank you. UTEP basketball Now on to the UTEP Miners men’s and women’s basketball teams. … Continue reading

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