This is the list I've been running since M11 came out:
// Lands
18 [M10] Forest (3)
3 [WWK] Khalni Garden
2 [ZEN] Oran-Rief, the Vastwood
// Creatures
2 [M10] Great Sable Stag
4 [ROE] Joraga Treespeaker
3 [ROE] Kozilek's Predator
4 [WWK] Leatherback Baloth
4 [ROE] Nest Invader
2 [ZEN] River Boa
2 [WWK] Wolfbriar Elemental
4 [M10] Elvish Visionary
4 [M10] Llanowar Elves
// Spells
3 [ZEN] Eldrazi Monument
1 [M10] Garruk Wildspeaker
4 [M10] Overrun
// Sideboard
SB: 1 [M10] Great Sable Stag
SB: 2 [WWK] Wolfbriar Elemental
SB: 4 [M11] Obstinate Baloth
SB: 3 [M11] Brittle Effigy
SB: 2 [ROE] Naturalize
SB: 1 [ROE] Jaddi Lifestrider
SB: 2 [M10] Fog
I haven't had a chance to test it much since I've been playing RDW at FNM while I have the chance. Originaly, I had 2 Monuments in the main and one in the board, but I found myself bringing it in for a majority of my matches, so I just moved it to the main. The
Jaddi Lifestrider 
could easily be another Fog. I heard someone mention the card and thought it might be decent as a 1-of against Jund and RDW. I like the MD Wolfbriars. They use to be Bestial Menace in the main and the side. I figured that you get the same amount of power from Wolfbriar as you do for Bestial Menace at 5 mana. Granted, the extra body from Bestial menace is relevant for Overrun/Monument. Unlike Bestial Menace, however, Wolfbriar gives you the option to play it for 4 in a pinch or to play it for 6+ to get more out of it. You can also trade 2 Eldrazi Spawn tokens for 2 Wolf tokens a lot of the time. I wouldn't run more than 2 in the main though.
I find that U/W is probably our toughest matchup. I bring in Stag, Wolfbriar, Naturalize, and
Brittle Effigy 
against them, but it can still be tough. Basically, it comes down to resolving and keeping a Monument imo. That's one reaqson why I move the third Monument to the main. I even considered adding a 4th Monument to the side, but that seemed a little like overkill.
Eldrazi Green 
Red Deck Wins 
Naya 
