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the camera changed the way we behaved, part 2
A couple weeks ago I wrote about some schoolkids who made cardboard video cameras, and got lost in their world seen through their 'lenses'. I wrote that photography "is a purposeful action that impacts and often changes both the person who is doing the seeing, and the object that is seen." This week we had an interesting demonstration of this idea.
The National Geographic reported that photographs had been taken of one of the last remaining "uncontacted" tribes in the Amazon. My first thought was "Well, they aren't uncontacted anymore, are they?" The act of taking this photograph, which entailed flying an airplane so low that the tribesmen tried to shoot it down, has irrevocably altered these peoples' lives, their future, and their understanding of the world. As fascinating as it is for us, I don't think I could stand that pressure, knowing that my photography had such ramifications. It makes me glad my subjects are dried leaves and bark.
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I just read about this encounter – I can't remember if it was in last Sunday's paper or elsewhere. I was sort of surprised that there are a group of people living that have nothing to do with modern society!
I remember a few years ago watching a documentary on the "first contact" with a tribe in Papua New Guinea. It was fascinating, but it felt like a loss. This photo makes me feel the same kind of loss. But as long as these as yet uncontacted tribes can see the sky, then we can't protect them from us. They're going to see us and we're going to see them.
Daniel, I found this photo, and the others in the online article I read both fascinating and disturbing. I really had mixed emotions about it.
I have been groping towards a new direction–after a lifetime of people portraits–and you are helping me to find a new map and a new country. Thank you!


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It is now acknowledged as an act of genius but at the time it carried an enormous risk for the men who made the decision. Not only was Charlton English, he was an out-of-work Englishman, thereby reversing the traditional traffic between the two countries and creating the conditions for an uproar had it all ended in failure.
John Toshack's appointment compares only in the precedent it sets. He has no worries on the Welshness front, he has a steady job and there have been plenty of part-time international managers before. But his job is in Spain and never before has anyone attempted to manage a national team from a club several hundred miles away as the crow flies. The crow won't be the only thing flying if it doesn't work out.
It has been difficult over the past week to examine this intriguing situation in a dispassionate way because the growls over Terry Yorath's treatment still rumble around Wales and Yorath's threat to take the matter to an industrial tribunal should ensure they will echo on for some time.
That the former manager's statement to this effect should preface Wednesday's chaotic press conference to introduce Toshack and his full-time assistant, Mike Smith, added to the Welsh FA's discomfort. More than 50 reporters, photographers and television crews bore down on a Cardiff hotel where a small room containing 19 chairs had been neatly laid out. The tense and sometimes heated exchange of questions and answers had to be staged in the hotel reception area where it was a struggle to fight off the thought that for Welsh football it was out of the frying pan and into the foyer.
Yorath has sworn to get a place on the Welsh FA and instigate reform. Alas, the council chambers of such associations are not for the likes of footballing folk. Access to them is gained only via dark corridors and smoky committee rooms with the occasional glimpse of a football pitch on the way. The journey is so long and wearying they are usually clapped out by the time they arrive and once there it usually takes the Almighty to fetch them out of it.
As we have seen recently, Wales is not the only country where this is the way of things and by no means is football the only sport in which the paths to power were hacked out in Victorian times. It is becoming increasingly worrying that so much of our sporting authority is invested in men who, however genuine and enthusiastic, are far from hand-picked and not obviously equipped to tackle the demands of today with adequate wisdom and vision.
Ironically, they are firmly barnacled to the heart of sport at a time when the voice of the multitude is proving more successful than ever in forcing managers and chairmen out of office and, in the case of athletics, questioning the right of a top professional administrator to keep his job. Cabinet ministers have long been made aware of a lowering of the public sufferance level and even titled heads turn towards the opinion polls these days. But our self-
perpetuating sporting authorities are unbreachable by any democratic device and are even impervious to lynch-mobs.
On these pages on 10 October last year, I quoted Yorath's fears that they were waiting to gun him down. As this was at least five weeks before the ill-fated Romanian game, I put his fears down to pre-match tension. But his gut feeling was right. Having not qualified for the World Cup finals they wanted to trawl for another manager but weren't prepared to unhook Yorath completely until they were sure of getting a bigger fish.
Yorath made an interesting if aggressive point on Friday when he said that Alun Evans and the FAW leaders should resign if the Toshack gamble fails. It doesn't work like that. It'll be Toshack's fault if it doesn't work, a fact he readily acknowledged last week.
He is certainly not doing it for the money. He was annoyed at the stories, which put many Welsh backs up, that he was getting pounds 70,000 while Yorath had been sacked for asking for pounds 60,000. The Welsh FA are renting him from Real Sociedad at about pounds 4,000 a game. In fact, he and Smith will cost Wales about as much as Yorath would have done in the two years or so leading up to the European Championship.
As for the glory, there was the possibility he could have returned to Real Madrid for whom he won the Spanish Championship in 1990. It was to secure him against being tempted away again that Real Sociedad came up with a new contract and readily agreed to honour his wishes to help out Wales.
With Mike Smith, a very successful manager of Wales in the 1970s, to act as his full-time man in the UK, Toshack could well get away with arriving a few days before each European qualifying match. He certainly has the presence to present the philosophy and the tactical approach to his players in that short time. But, as usual, Wales are in a cow of a group with Germany, Bulgaria and Georgia to contend with as well as the unknown, and uncomfortable, quantities of Albania and Moldova.
Fate, and the fickleness of football, has given him the chance to overcome Wales's appalling luck in championships. And if it doesn't work out, those crusty old councillors will no doubt scratch their heads and think of another good idea.
MAY I offer another reminder to England and Scotland that if they are looking for some really competitive preparation for the forthcoming European Championship tests, the old British International Championship could always be revived.
They both killed it in 1984 in order to concentrate on more uplifting opposition than Wales and Northern Ireland could provide. It may well have escaped their memory as they curse their absence from the World Cup this summer that the championship in its last year was won by Northern Ireland.
The present British champions still have the trophy but they have put it in the vault of a Belfast bank because it is such a beautiful piece of work. The Irish FA would love to see the old trophy played for again - even at the risk of losing it.
WIMBLEDON players are reported to have won pounds 4,000 last weekend by backing John Scales at 40-1 to score the first goal in their match against Sunderland. As the Racing Post points out, in Scotland players would be banned for life for such a wager.
It does seem odd that the FA should allow such gambling. Obviously, the higher odds are only available for those least likely to score. So what if the team had a big bet on the big, dopey right- back and the score is 0-0 and they get a penalty in the last minute? Who do you think should take it?Reuse content


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This webinar addresses critical issues regarding diverse learners in gifted education and provides tips on how to meet their educational needs. Cultural and academic considerations are explored as well as the challenges minority students confront in dealing with the American education system.
Diane Boothe, D.P.A, is Dean of the College of Education and Professor of Curriculum Instruction and Foundational Studies at Boise State University. She has an extensive record of scholarly activities in education including an article on diversity in the Encyclopedia of Giftedness, Creativity, and Talent.
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- Oxford Conservative Association, student political organisation at the University of Oxford
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My husband and I attended the Easter Brunch and stayed the night. The food was Fantastic! We have been several times and this time there was a significant improvement in the food options - the menu has been recently updated apparently. The staff was friendly (as always - especially the bartenders and assistants in the 19th Pub) - as usual, and very helpful. We stayed in the Pinnacle cottages and loved the spaciousness and views - perfect place to stay with the spring scenery.
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The service was great from the time were greeted upon arrival to departure. We were quickly acknowledged, and offered bottled water. The view from the deck of the Pinnacle Cottage was great overlooking the hills, had beautiful sunsets, and great for having drinks/relaxing. The room was spacious, clean, adequately stocked except for utensils. The Food and drinks at the 19th pub were good for lunch. The golf course was in pristine shape and challenging. The UTV or ATV ride was fun with all the hills, and tour of some of the property. Bike riding is fun and challenging. The food was so delicious! Great fresh ingredients, delicious and interesting combinations! Enjoyed the steaks, and super fresh seafood. Loved the lobster! You must try the moonshine cocktails! The property is kept clean and very well maintained. The pool/hot tub is nice. The fitness center could be a little larger, but has 2 Ellipticals, cycle machines, free weights, towels, and water. Beautiful resort with lots of things to do for everyone.
Mark C - Dallas, Texas
We visited Primland with another couple to celebrate a birthday. We were able to shoot sporting clays, ATV, use the spa, and take in the observatory at night. The restaurant was wonderful and our server, Seth could not have been more accommodating. We had a bourbon tasting and the sommelier was knowledgeable and informative. The outdoor fire pits provided a pleasant outdoor venue. We never got to try out the world class golf course and some of the other activities. Our room with the extra seating space was well worth the extra few dollars it cost. The room was spacious and well-appointed. The hotel takes its green status very seriously; it would have been nice to have brighter lights in the bathroom, but this was a very minor inconvenience. A great resort with entertainment for everyone!
Virginia G - New Bern, North Carolina
My husband decided that he wanted to go to Primland for his birthday. We shared the accommodations at the Red Fox mountain home with our two dogs, my parents and my sister. The house had plenty of room for all of us (and more!). The house is essentially a ranch with a walk-out basement, three true bedrooms and an open loft bedroom. One bedroom in the basement has two beds (queen?), and the other has three beds (two doubles and a twin?). The main level bedroom has a single queen bed. The loft bedroom has two beds (queen and twin?). The main level has a nice great room with an open living room and dining area. The detached two car garage has been converted to a game room with heaters, TV, couch, ping pong table and pool table. We greatly enjoyed the privacy provided by this home. The dogs were especially well behaved, because there were no strangers passing by the home. It is secluded in the woods without a view of any neighboring homes. That being said, there are wild animals around. On the first morning, my 70 lb dog saw an animal (deer or fox?) and decided to bolt with me still attached to the other end of the leash! After that, my husband joined me on the morning walks, so we could each take one dog. For this reason, a small fenced area would have been very nice. There are so many activities at Primland to chose from. We enjoyed playing in the game room and daily hikes on the trails. The Old Appalachian trail is easily accessed by walking down the long gravel drive from the house towards the main road. Because there are so many outdoor activities at the resort, we could have stayed even longer without getting bored. The house is somewhat dated on the inside in terms of decor; however, the appliances and mechanicals were all in good working order. The lack of an additional fee to have dogs at this home and the particular layout of the home outweighs this consideration for me. If I was staying without dogs, I would probably stay at one of the homes closer to the lodge. I would like to see a small fenced area at this house to be able to let the dogs out without having to leash them. I would also like to see recycling provided. Also, the step feature of the trashcan didnât work, which sounds like a small thing, but it was super annoying to everyone in our group. This is something that can easily be fixed! Overall, we had a wonderful time, and I highly recommend the Red Fox to anyone traveling with dogs.
CarolinaLakes - Raleigh, North Carolina
Stunning from start to finish! Everything about this place is top notch. Came here for my wedding anniversary, and I hope to make it back! The food was a culinary masterpiece! It was not over the top & the chef did a marvelous job at creating taste profiles that did not overwhelm the palette. The atmosphere was exquisite and the service was friendly and personal yet professional and indiscreet. This place is clearly a well oiled machine. I can't recommend enough!
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Hello: Ben Bredeson
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Michigan picked up their highest-ranked player in the 2016 class and one of the most coveted offensive line prospects in the country this afternoon when four-star Hartland (WI) Arrowhead OL Ben Bredeson announced his commitment on Twitter. Notre Dame and Wisconsin were the two other schools most often mentioned as Bredeson's potential landing place, but ultimately the recruiting trio of Jim Harbaugh, Tim Drevno, and Greg Mattison—along with some help from Bredeson's older brother Jack, who'll play baseball for Michigan next year—sealed the deal.
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Bredeson is universally regarded as one of the best linemen in the country, to the extent that despite being a (very high) four-star on all four sites he's a
five-star in the 247 Composite [well, was a five-star in the 247 Composite until 247 updated their rankings right as this posted]. That's about as tightly grouped a set of rankings as you'll see for a recruit not in Jabrill Peppers territory. If Bredeson remains this highly ranked, he should get that fifth star by the end of the cycle; last year, 35 prospects were 247 Composite five-stars.
I'd wager to say the only thing holding Bredeson back from ranking even higher is his size. At 6'5", 293 pounds, he's just a tad shorter than the prototype tackle prospect. Scout, which likes Bredeson the most, ranks him as their top guard. That's probably more a concern for the NFL level than it is for Michigan; Mason Cole is even a little smaller with Bredeson and held up quite well as a freshman left tackle. Bredeson should play wherever the team needs him most on the line, whether that's tackle or guard.
Other than needing to add some size and strength, an area for improvement that applies to pretty much every O-line prospect not built like Michael Onwenu, there's very little recruiting analysts don't like about Bredeson's game. Scout's free evaluation is demonstrative:
EvaluationOutstanding overall prospect with good technique and ability to bend. Has good flexibility in his lower body and has no issue winning leverage battles even against shorter defensive linemen. Plays with a mean streak and finishes his blocks strong. Can still polish up his pass pro, and add more strength up top, but has all the tools and the intangibles to develop into a top flight college lineman. Could play tackle or guard as well.
- Body Control and Balance
- Feet
- Nasty Streak
Areas to Improve
- Power And Strength
ESPN's evaluation waffles so much—he's got good hand placement except when he doesn't, and same goes for pad level—that I won't bother posting anything but the conclusion ($):
Bredeson is tough prospect with the ability to transition to the college level as an OT or if needed slide inside. Needs to continue to fill out his frame and may need to adjust to a slightly steeper jump in competition, but big man that will battle and get the job done. With continued progress can be a strong multi-year starter for a Power-5 O-Line.
Consistency with technique is almost always a relative weakness for high school OL, but it seems like Bredeson is ahead of the curve. IrishIllustrated's Tim Prister broke down Bredeson's junior film and found "not a whole lot to critique," while noticing plenty to like ($):
Shows excellent balance as a run blocker even with such an aggressive, explosive first step, which can sometimes put an offensive lineman in a top-heavy mode. Uses his hands as weapons. Hands are a hammer-like force on defensive linemen. Once he gets his hands on a defensive lineman and gets into his upper body, it's over.
A surprisingly adept pass blocker for someone so big and strong. Doesn't have to strain to seal the edge with his feet. Sits nicely in his pass block, and then unleashes those powerful hands. Doesn't just get hands on a body, but really punches with force. Many of his shots to the upper body stun opposing defenders, putting them on their heels.
His only concern was how Bredeson would handle speed rushers, but added "even that's a stretch." The praise for his technique is echoed by 247's Evan Sharpley:
Bredeson showcases tremendous technique, highlighted by the exceptional use of his hands. Defenders have a difficult time with him because he is able to create space with his lengthy frame. Ample athleticism to move around the line if needed.
Pad level and utilizing proper pass-blocking angles against speed rushers are noted as areas for improvement. Bredeson has had occasional issues in space against top-ranked defensive ends in camp settings, though as 247's Steve Wiltfong pointed out after The Opening regional in Chicago—where Bredeson earned an invite to the finals—he tends to learn quickly from his mistakes:
Top50 offensive tackle Ben Bredeson took all of his reps against elite guys, went back and forth with players like Auston Robertson and Josh King. Bredeson can absolutely bend, an agile lineman who is technically sound. Good agility and balance. Bredeson also did a good job bouncing back on the second rep. In pad, he'd of been more victorious in this setting.
Rivals sums it up succinctly:
What he lacks in height, the 6-foot-4, 270-pound Bredeson makes up in technique, athleticism and intensity. He is well ahead of the curve from a fundamentals standpoint and has some of the best offensive line film in the class.
There's a chance Bredeson needs to slide inside to guard in college, but his floor appears to be excellent all-around guard.
Bredeson holds offers from Alabama, Auburn, Iowa, LSU, Miami (YTM), Michigan State, Mizzou, Nebraska, NC State, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Penn State, Stanford, Tennessee, and Wisconsin, among several others. Pretty good list, if you ask me.
Bredeson is the highest-ranked prospect to come out of Arrowhead, which has sent a couple of four-stars to Wisconsin (2004 DT Nick Hayden and 2003 QB Tyler Donovan) and a handful of three-stars to mostly Big Ten West schools.
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Bredeson has a verified 40 time of 5.31, which gets zero FAKEs.
Junior highlights:
Bredeson's reps against Auston Robertson at The Opening regional in Chicago are below; he looks better in pads than he did in this particular setting, and it's worth noting these one-on-one drills tend to favor the defense:
Sophomore highlights and single-game reels can be found on his Hudl page.
Bredeson's position could be determined by how Michigan fills in the O-line class around him. If they add another tackle-type to join Erik Swenson, Bredeson could begin on the interior of the line and slide out only if his pass protection proves better than the others. If they add another pure interior prospect to join Michael Onwenu, Bredeson could fit in at tackle. Either way, with Michigan's young O-line—every projected member of the two-deep except Graham Glasgow should be back in 2016—Bredeson should get a couple years to develop before he vies for the opportunity to be a multi-year starter.
Bredeson's commitment ensures that Michigan is going to have one of the best O-line classes in the country, especially since the Wolverines are the heavy favorite for four-star Terrance Davis and are right up there for four-stars Devery Hamilton and Michael Elitise. Getting one or two of those three would give Michigan a line class comparable to 2012's haul.
As for the numbers, yes, Michigan now has 15 commitments for 14 open spots. There will be more open spots by the time the season starts, and almost assuredly even more come Signing Day, when the numbers matter most. Again, I'll have a post on this later on this week. For now, enjoy that this class of fliers and lowly camp commits—oh, and six four-stars, I guess—is now ranked ninth in the country.
Hello: Victor Viramontes
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Now this is a Jim Harbaugh recruit. Norco (CA) QB/ATH Victor Viramontes committed to Michigan last night after earning an offer at the Fresno satellite camp. He's a dual-threat quarterback who can also play—wait for it—linebacker at the next level. A quarterback/linebacker. Nicknamed "Vicious Vic" if his Hudl page is any indication. Harbaugh.
Viramontes is the 14th commit in the 2016 class, joining Brandon Peters at quarterback, and the eighth to pledge this month, which is only half over.
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Viramontes is ranked as a three-star on every site save ESPN, which apparently hasn't bothered to evaluate a significant portion of this class. He's relatively close to four-star status on both Scout and Rivals—three position rank spots away on Rivals, seven on Scout—while he's further off the pace on 247.
The listed heights for Viramontes range from 6'0" (Scout, ESPN) to 6'2" (247), with his weight listed anywhere between 205 and 220 pounds. Those extra couple inches would be of great use if he winds up at quarterback.
Viramontes is a run-first dual-threat quarterback—SouthernCaliforniaPreps went so far as to list him at running back on their 2014-15 All-SoCal offense team—but that doesn't mean he lack ability as a thrower. His arm strength is consistently noted as a positive in scouting reports, and Scout's free evaluation indicates he has the potential to stick at the position in college:
EvaluationViramontes is dual threat quarterback who can beat a team with his arm or his legs. He might actually be more advanced as a runner than a pure thrower but in the right system, he can definitely play QB in college. He has the size, athleticism and toughness to move to defense as well and could end up at LB or safety. He's a very physical player, loves contact and is a highly competitive kid-Biggins
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At the B2G Los Angeles camp in May, Viramontes worked out on both sides of the ball, and Rivals named him their #3 performer in a field with some big-time talent ($):
This was the first time this offseason we've seen Viramontes in action and he was really impressive both at quarterback and linebacker. The Norco prospect is not going to play [blow?] anyone away with his size but he's a compact, physical prospect who has as much zip on his passes as any quarterback in California. On defense he flies around, reads the quarterback's eyes and has a real passion for playing the game.
At this month's Rivals Five-Star Challenge, Viramontes was the best quarterback in attendance, and he showed he's got more than just arm strength and athleticism to work with, per Blair Angulo ($):
Whether it was hitting receivers on underneath routes or completing passes deep, the strong-armed Viramontes did a bit of everything in Baltimore. The shaggy hairdo might suggest he's laid back -- something that is often the stereotype for prospects from California -- but the three-star prospect proved to be a fiery competitor and it showed, especially during the 7-on-7 competition. Though his future position has yet to be determined, particularly since he has garnered looks at linebacker, Viramontes showed the accuracy and timing that would make him a formidable signal caller at the next level.
Viramontes was the only quarterback to make the overall top performers list from the 7-on-7 portion, coming in at #12 after throwing seven touchdowns and no picks in five games ($). In the aftermath, Mike Farrell wrote that Rivals will have to debate whether to give him a fourth star ($):
Viramontes did emerge as the First-Team All-Challenge quarterback, so this is an impressive call, but the jury is out when it comes to four-star status. As a highly-rated three-star, Viramontes will be discussed at length during our next rankings meetings. He has a cannon of an arm, but doesn't show a ton of touch and despite some offensive talent his team, finished out of the finals in the 7-on-7. But he was the best of a group that struggled. Whether that earns him a fourth star or not will be determined.
We'll see what happens in the rankings; it's impressive for a dual-threat prospect to perform that well in a camp setting, which eliminates half the threat; at the same time, Viramontes' size could prevent him from being ranked higher as long as he's considered a quarterback, and there's much less film on him as a defensive player. Regardless, we know he can be very productive with the ball in his hands:
In one of the most memorable games of the year last season, Norco beat St. Bonaventure and USC QB signee Ricky Town in triple OT 71-70. Viramontes rushed for 354 yards, threw for 235 and accounted for eight touchdowns. When you look at his size, athleticism and toughness, it's easy to see why a lot of schools feel he's best suited to play on the defensive side of the ball but he's definitely a play maker with the ball in his hands as well.
That is a lot of yards.
Viramontes holds offers from Colorado, Colorado State, Georgia Tech, Nebraska, Nevada, San Diego State, Washington State, Wisconsin, and Wyoming, among others. The Georgia Tech, Nebraska, Nevada, and Washington State offers are especially intriguing for a quarterback prospect with Viramontes' skill set.
Norco has consistently sent talent to Pac-12 schools, most notably former Stanford running back and Heisman finalist Toby Gerhart. Three-star 2016 safety Troy Dye also added an offer at the Fresno satellite camp.
MaxPreps has complete stats for Viramontes, and they're impressive. He completed 123 of 228 passes (53.9%) for 1,784 yards (7.8 YPA), 18 TDs, and only two INTs as a junior. He also rushed for 1,757 yards and 18 TDs on 214 carries (8.2 YPC), posting eight 100-yard games in 13 games played.
Since taking over at quarterback as a sophomore, Viramontes hasn't played much defense, but he's contributed on the side of the ball since he was a freshman; he recorded an interception in each of his first two high school seasons.
Viramontes' Hudl page lists a three-FAKE 4.58; ESPN posts zero-FAKE SPARQ testing results that include a 4.71 40, which is still pretty fast for a high school quarterback.
Junior highlights:
Sophomore highlights and single-game reels can be found on his Hudl page.
Viramontes looks like a viable quarterback prospect, and you've probably noticed Michigan aquiring quite a few of those recently. When he gets to campus in 2016, Shane Morris, John O'Korn, Wilton Speight, Alex Malzone, and Zach Gentry are all slated to be on the roster, as well as fellow 2016 commit Brandon Peters. With Viramontes much more experienced on the offensive side of the ball, he's a lock to redshirt whether he ends up at quarterback or linebacker. He told Scout's Greg Biggins his future position isn't of major concern to him:
"I'm coming in as an athlete," Viramontes said. "I trust the coaches so wherever they want to play me, I'm fine with. I worked out at quarterback and got great feedback from the staff. They said I remind them of Kap (Colin Kaepernick) because of how I can run and throw but we'll see where I end up.
"It's really not an issue for me, I'll play wherever they want me. This is such an exciting time for me and it feels great to have the decision out of the way. My goal all along was to commit sometime in the summer so I can focus on Norco football and having a great senior year with my brothers on the team.
After watching his film, I'd love to see what a Harbaugh offense would look like with Viramontes at the helm, whether as the full-time starter or a situational option. If he doesn't beat out the considerable competition at quarterback, linebacker seems like a solid backup plan.
Michigan has filled all 14 spots currently open in the class. Of course, they're not done recruiting. Wide receiver, tight end (likely Naseir Upshur or Chase Claypool), offensive line, defensive tackle, weakside DE, outside linebacker, cornerback, and safety all remain needs, and recruiting shows no sign of slowing down. Again, I'll be taking a deeper look into the scholarship numbers in a post later this week. It's safe to say Michigan is set at quarterback for 2016, at least.
Hello: Sean McKeon
NOTE: Yes, I'm aware that Victor Viramontes committed last night, too. That post is coming up later.
Dudley (MA) Shepherd Hill tight end Sean McKeon became the 13th commit of the 2016 class—and the seventh this month alone—after informing the coaches of his decision following a strong showing at Michigan's camp today, per Sam Webb.
. @Mckeon_Sean was a camp standout today. Impressed in drills with @JayHarbaugh @CoachJohnBaxter & @CoachDrev. @CoachJim4UM closed the deal
— Sam Webb (@SamWebb77) June 15, 2015
McKeon is the first tight end commit in the class. He chose the Wolverines over fellow finalists Syracuse, Pitt, Boston College, and Virginia.
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McKeon's rankings fall into familiar territory; only Scout had bothered to give him a positional ranking until 247 updated his profile last night. Massachusetts isn't exactly a football recruiting hotbed, so it's not a huge surprise that McKeon hadn't received a close look from the recruiting services. Based on his film, I don't think he'll be ranked this low for long.
All but Rivals (6'4", 230 lbs.) list McKeon at 6'5" and 226-230 pounds. He'll need to pack on some muscle before he gets to the next level, but he's got the frame of a guy who should be able to play with his hand in the dirt.
Scout has a full evaluation up on McKeon's profile—at the moment, he's definitely a receiving-first tight end:
EvaluationMcKeon is an intriguing prospect because of his combination of size, speed and athleticism. He needs to get stronger, which will help his blocking, but he releases well off the line of scrimmage and gets into his routes well. He high-points the ball in traffic and is also tough to bring down after the catch. When blocking, the intent and desire is there, but he needs to get stronger to stay on and finish the block. -- Brian Dohn
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McKeon caught Scout's eye at May's Pylon 7-on-7 tournament in New Jersey, landing several offers on his way to being named one of their recruits of the week:
McKeon had a strong showing at the Pylon 7-on-7 at Woodbridge (N.J.) High, and showed saw a burst of offers as Syracuse and Boston College extended ones to go along with Pittsburgh, Connecticut, Temple, Massachusetts, Air Force, Old Dominion, Yale and Harvard.
McKeon added size to his frame and was quick getting in and out of breaks at the event. He lined up as a receiver, and high-pointed the ball and was able to tuck it away quickly.
He also shared position MVP honors at April's NUC Five-Star Showcase in New Jersey; the Rivals analysis doesn't say anything beyond him having good size and athleticism ($).
247's Clint Brewster broke down McKeon's film and sees him as a red zone threat who can also stretch the defense vertically:
McKeon is a big weapon in the red zone with his mismatch ability and how he can sneak out into a route. He's got the straight line speed and ability to threaten the seam. McKeon can extend and pluck the ball when it's in the air but shows some stiffness when he has to turn and adjust his body. He shows some very good straight-line speed, being timed at 4.69 officially in the forty yard dash and also vertical jumped 36.5 inches. Has the toughness and hard-nosed demeanor that Michigan likes.
Brewster also likes McKeon's blocking more than Scout, though since that's based off a highlight reel I'd probably defer to Dohn's more extensive evaluation.
McKeon held offers from Air Force, Boston College, Colorado State, Columbia, UConn, Harvard, UMass, Pitt, Syracuse, Temple, Virginia, Virginia Tech, and Yale. I don't think academics will be a concern.
Only one other Shepherd Hill product has signed with a D-I school since 2002: three-star 2015 OL Chris Lindstrom, who signed with Boston College.
According to Rivals, McKeon caught 19 passes for 354 yards and three TDs as a junior, in addition to tallying 57 tackles, 11 TFLs, and eight sacks as a defensive end.
McKeon's 4.69 40 time is listed as verified by multiple outlets, and gets zero FAKEs out of five. That's excellent straight-line speed for a high school tight end prospect.
Junior highlights:
Sophomore highlights and single-game reels can be found on his Hudl page.
McKeon looks like a good bet to redshirt while he adds strength and waits behind Jake Butt, Ian Bunting, Khalid Hill, Tyrone Wheatley Jr. and perhaps Chase Winovich when he gets to campus in 2016. With his potential to line up as either a TE-Y (hand in the dirt) or split out, he should start competing for a spot on the two-deep as a redshirt freshman.
McKeon's commitment brought Michigan to 13 commits, and with Victor Viramontes' commitment late last night, the Wolverines have fillled all 14 of the spots currently open. That number is certain to grow, and I'll have a post later this week taking a closer look at the scholarship situation.
Hello: Rashad Weaver
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Fort Lauderdale (FL) Cooper City DE/TE Rashad Weaver announced his commitment to Michigan on Twitter this evening, becoming the 12th member of the 2016 class and the first at either defensive end or tight end. Weaver added his offer after performing in front of the coaches at the South Florida satellite camp, and it didn't take long for him to accept it.
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So much for not getting embroiled in the same debate we've been having about the value of recruiting stars versus in-person coaching evaluations. Weaver got a cursory two-star rating from Rivals and has yet to be evaluated by the other sites. Jim Harbaugh doesn't care about your opinion on this matter.
The sites are in agreement about Weaver's size, all listing him in the neighborhood of 6'5", 245 pounds. That kind of frame should help him fit as either an SDE or TE.
Once again, we go to the tape first, because there's practically nothing out there on Weaver. Here are his junior highlights:
And here are his highlights from this spring:
Weaver does a solid job of crashing down the line to clean up runs, and his size/strength combination allows him to hold up well at the point of attack against that level of competition—down the road, he's going to need to utilize his hands more to disengage from blocks. His pass-rushing ability seems limited, though the knack for batting down passes shouldn't go overlooked. We don't get to see him play much tight end at all. He's clearly not a burner, but he could easily get to the size where he's a useful blocker, and if he's got decent hands to add to that then Harbaugh will be pleased.
247's Clint Brewster tweeted his impression of Weaver's film after the commitment was announced:
Weaver is a long DE with size and point-of-attack strength. Makes hustle plays. Can cross the face of OT's and get inside to play the run.
— Clint Brewster (@clintbrew247) June 14, 2015
Weaver discussed how he earned his offer in a post-commitment interview with The Wolverine's Tim Sullivan ($):
"I started camp at the D-end, and went all the way through all the drills and the one-on-ones, winning those," he explained. "Then with like 10 minutes left, they pulled me over to tight end one-on-ones, and I did four routes and caught a couple balls. They told me they like me at both positions and they're recruiting me as just a big athlete. Possibly even both ways at the next level.
"A couple days later I was sitting on the couch, and Coach [Jay] had asked me something. I don't remember what I responded, but he said, 'how would you feel if I told you that you have a full scholarship offer to the University of Michigan?' I told him that I was sitting there smiling like a little kid that just got a whole bunch of candy. He said again when I got off the phone with them that they like me on both sides."
Like Kiante Enis, Chris Evans, Michael Onwenu, and David Reese, Weaver has positional flexibilty and could contribute on either side of the ball at Michigan.
Weaver holds offers from Air Force, Columbia, Cornell, FIU, Illinois, Louisiana Lafayette, South Florida, Syracuse, and Temple.
Cooper City isn't a major D-I talent producer. Weaver is just the third major college prospect from the school since 2002, following 2010 Miami (OH) signee Travis Williams and 2013 Tennessee signee Lemond Johnson, according to the Rivals database.
The only stats I can find for Weaver are from the hardwood instead of the gridiron; he averaged seven points and nine boards for the Cooper City basketball squad in the eight games recorded on MaxPreps last season.
ESPN lists a 5.23 40 that looks to be from a SPARQ camp, so it gets zero FAKEs out of five.
[Update: His Hudl page lists a 4.90, which isn't verified by SPARQ, but also doesn't seem too fake. Again, he's not a burner, but he doesn't look like a plodding blocking-only guy, either.
Your guess is as good as mine. Weaver could end up at strongside end, where he'd compete with incoming freshman Shelton Johnson for a role once the Charlton/Wormley duo graduates following the 2016 season. Or he could play tight end, where he'd figure into the rotation behind Jake Butt, Khalid Hill, Ian Bunting, and Tyrone Wheatley Jr.
Either way, Weaver seems like a lock to redshirt while he develops physically and the coaching staff figures out where he should play—though with Harbaugh, there's certainly a chance he lines up on both sides of the ball.
Michigan now sits at 12 commits in a class that currently has room for 14. Again, that number will inevitably go up due to unrenewed fifth-years, attrition under a new coach, and the like. Areas of need in the class include offensive line, defensive tackle, weakside end, outside linebacker, and safety.
Hello: Antwaine Richardson
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Michigan's camp tour has paid off once again, this time in the form of a commitment from three-star Delray Beach (FL) Atlantic CB Antwaine Richardson, according to multiple outlets. Richardson, a high school teammate of incoming freshman DE Shelton Johnson, earned an offer on Sunday after performing in front of the coaching staff at the South Florida satellite camp. He's the 11th commit in the 2016 class and the first at cornerback.
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As you can see, Richardson is another under-the-radar type, so let's head off some of the inevitable comments right now and note that his top two was Miami (YTM) and Wisconsin—yes, both programs offered—before Michigan swooped in.
All four sites list him at 6'0" and 162-168 pounds, a nice frame for a cornerback.
The only scouting reports out there on Richardson right now are quotes from... Richardson. Those can be helpful, but first let's take a look at his film:
I like what I see. Richardson has decent footwork for a taller corner, and he knows how to use his length to his advantage. He's not afraid to be physical; there are a few really impressive jams at the line and some big hits on his tape. A few of the special teams clips indicate he's the type of high-effort, high-athleticism prospect Harbaugh covets.
When Richardson got his Miami offer, he compared himself to a couple of the NFL's very best at his position, per 247's Nate Adelson ($):
"I compare myself to Richard Sherman and Patrick Peterson," Richardson said. "I'm a speed corner, I can play off or press, and I'm aggressive on the line. I'm trying to get out of my breaks quicker and sink my hips while I'm backpedaling. I have good footwork and I don't let anybody catch the deep ball on me."
He also relishes contact, something he told Scout's Benjamin Worgull after adding his Wisconsin offer:
"You have to be real good (to play) in the Big Ten because they have Ohio State, some good teams in the Big Ten," he said. "You have to bring your 'A' game when you play those teams, so getting an offer from Wisconsin means I got to bring my 'A' game."
In Richardson's mind, his 'A' game encompasses all defensive schemes.
"In man coverage, I love covering," Richardson said. "I am aggressive, I love to tackle, I love to hit hard and I don't think nobody can catch a deep ball on me."
For now, that's about it on Richardson in the scouting department. Despite the lack of articles on him, what's on film should answer any questions about why Michigan offered him and accepted his commitment.
Richardson holds offers from Florida Atlantic, Iowa State, Miami (YTM), Rutgers, South Florida, Syracuse, Wake Forest, West Virginia, Wisconsin, and several others.
Delray Beach Atlantic has a solid history of producing D-I prospects, and specifically top-level defensive backs: Mike Rumph (Miami), Brandon Flowers (Virginia Tech), and Jayron Hosley (Virginia Tech) were all picked in the first three rounds of the NFL Draft. Current San Diego Chargers OT Orlando Franklin (Miami) is also an Atlantic product.
According to 247, Richardson had 37 tackles, ten pass breakups, two interceptions, and three forced fumbles as a junior.
ESPN has full testing results that include a 4.70 40-yard dash, which gets zero FAKEs.
Richardson should be afforded a redshirt when he gets to campus, as Michigan is only set to lose Wayne Lyons (and, if his fifth year is unrenewed, Terry Richardson) from their group of cornerbacks after this year. The competition should be wide open when Jourdan Lewis and Channing Stribling graduate following the 2016 season. While Brandon Watson, who looked ready to play a bigger role this spring, and Reon Dawson will provide competition, Richardson and 2015 incoming freshman Keith Washington have the advantage of being hand-picked by Harbaugh and Co.
Michigan is now up to 11 in the class, which is projected to have only 14 spots right now, but that number will inevitably rise between attrition and possible unrenewed fifth-year seniors. Wide receiver, tight end, offensive line, defensive tackle, defensive end, and outside linebacker remain pressing needs, and Michigan is likely to stay in pursuit of help at defensive back unless they decide they'd prefer Chris Evans at corner and Kiante Enis at safety.
Hello: Dytarious Johnson
Johnson previously visited M with his Prattville teammates [Photo via 247]
The satellite camp tour has produced its third commitment in three days. Prattville (AL) outside linebacker Dytarious Johnson quickly accepted Michigan's offer after putting on an impressive performance in front of the coaching staff yesterday. The Wolverines were the first Power 5 offer for Johnson, who at the moment of his commitment only had a recruiting profile on Rivals, which gives him a perfunctory two stars.
Johnson is Michigan's third commitment from Prattville since Jim Harbaugh took over, joining incoming freshman CB Keith Washington and 2016 RB Kingston Davis. Prior to Harbaugh's arrival, the Wolverines hadn't landed a prospect from any Alabama high school since Madison Bob Jones RB Max Martin in 2004. While Johnson's commitment came as a surprise, he's been on the coaches' radar since they recruited Washington and Davis, and his strong showing at the satellite camp sealed his offer, per Sam Webb:
"When I went and visited (with Davis in April) they told me they wanted to evaluate me more," Johnson recalled. "They wanted me to come to their (satellite) camp (in Prattville), and I guess they liked what they saw (because) they offered me today. So I wanted to commit."
"(Harbaugh) told me, 'congratulations and welcome to the team.'"
Johnson is the tenth commit in Michigan's class of 2016, and the third at linebacker, joining Dele' Harding and David Reese. (Reese could potentially end up at fullback.)
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While it's safe to expect Johnson will at least rise into the three-star range as he gets more exposure, the recruiting services are still cobbling together profiles for him at the moment; Rivals remains the lone outlet to give him a ranking. The four sites are in relative agreement on his size, listing him at either 6'0" or 6'1" and 205-215 pounds.
As you can probably guess, there isn't a whole lot out there yet on Johnson. He earned a positive mention from Scout's John Garcia Jr. after Prattville came up short in last season's state championship game:
One of the few defensive standouts for the Lions, this underclassmen has versatility on his side. He lines up in the middle or on the edge at linebacker and makes plays against both the pass and the run. Though undersized at 6-foot, 185 pounds, he simply makes plays. A tackle for loss was among his four recorded stops.
That's all I could find on him—that article wasn't even linked to Johnson's Scout profile, since one didn't exist last night—other than Sam Webb's tweet about his camp performance on Friday:
2016 Prattville (Ala.) LB Dytarious Johnson may have been the best of the LB bunch today. Received a lot of love from the #Michigan staff
— Sam Webb (@SamWebb77) June 5, 2015
We do have Johnson's junior highlights, which I'm going to post up here:
Magnus posted an evaluation today based on that film, and I had much the same reaction after seeing it myself:
For being a linebacker, he's a very smooth runner who moves like a strong safety. The first highlight in his film below is of him playing man coverage on a slot receiver, staying right on his hip on a wheel route, and tracking the ball down in the air; he tips it to himself and races about 75 yards to the endzone. He also likes to hit, and he takes good angles to the football. One thing I also like is that he seems to understand his role as an outside linebacker, and he does a very good job of maintaining leverage and fighting off blocks to keep outside contain.
The athleticism is there, but some basic fundamentals are lacking. His stance and footwork will probably need to be adjusted, but that will come with reps and coaching. He will also need to get stronger and add a little bit of weight.
The coaches seem to have noticed some of the same technical issues, and had already started working through them at Friday's camp, according to the Montgomery Advertiser:
Johnson said he learned "a lot" at the four-hour camp.
"I learned how to get in my stance and how to turn my hips," said Johnson, who plays linebacker. "The footwork."
Magnus added that Johnson's highlights could easily be confused for those of a four-star prospect, and I'm inclined to agree; he looks strong against both the run and pass, closes quickly on the football, and hits hard. This is a very lofty comparison, but he reminds me a little of Ohio State strongside linebacker Darron Lee, a three-star safety with a similar build out of high school. Lee was one of OSU's most valuable players last season because he could disrupt opponent running and passing games while lining up in the box or over the slot. Johnson has the potential to fill a similar role.
Johnson also holds offers from Alabama State, Georgia Southern, Georgia State, Jacksonville State, Memphis, South Alabama, and Troy. Add him to the ever-increasing group of test cases for Harbaugh's eye for talent and his ability to identify it early.
Mostly covered above; Prattville has emerged as an unlikely Michigan pipeline, and given the program's recent success, that could get the Wolverines in on future talented prospects, as well.
Per MaxPreps, Johnson was second on Prattville with 82 total tackles (57 solo) as a junior. He also tallied four passes defensed and an interception he returned 71 yards for a touchdown (first clip in his highlights—it's well worth a watch).
Johnson's Hudl page lists a 4.50, which gets five FAKEs out of five. (No obvious source, non-specific time, is a linebacker.) His page also lists a 4.30 shuttle time, 32.5" vertical, 315-pound bench press, and 405-pound squat.
Johnson seems like he could be anything from a Lee-style hybrid space player to a more traditional weakside linebacker, depending on his physical development and how the roster shakes out in front of him. The linebacker two-deep will be wide open after Joe Bolden, Desmond Morgan, and James Ross all graduate following this season, though I'd still expect Johnson to take a redshirt year. After a redshirt year—which will also see Ben Gedeon and Allen Gant exhaust their eligibility—he should be in position to compete for a spot on the depth chart.
Oh, heck, copy-and-paste again:
It's still far too early to take a stab at the final numbers for this class; it's clear the coaches are eyeing a class in the neighborhood of 20-25 prospects, which would require a decent but not unreasonable amount of attrition before Signing Day. Wide receiver, tight end, offensive line, defensive tackle, defensive end, outside linebacker, and—depending on where Enis and
maybeEvans end up—defensive back remain areas of need.
Michigan is in good position with several highly ranked linebacker prospects; expect them to continue pursuing guys who can fit at that hybrid BUCK spot, such as five-star Caleb Kelly.
The Wolverines are now up to ten total commitments, and pending the inevitable attrition they only have room for four more right now. While there is understandable concern about oversigning, a couple long-rumored roster moves that have yet to become official are still well within the realm of possibility. Right now the numbers look tight and recruiting shows no signs of slowing down; my guess is the coaches know a few things we don't about the roster outlook.


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PaRappa the Rapper designer Masaya Matsuura has been called the father of music games. Thing is, he doesn't believe there are music games.
"Strictly speaking I do not believe that 'Music Games' as a genre really exists yet," Matsuura recently told Kotaku. "We just have 'Rhythm Games.'"
This isn't the first time Matsuura has said this, but it's worth bringing up again, due to the broad brush strokes that rhythm games are painted with. Matsuura, a musician himself, is acutely aware of the difference between music and rhythm.
Before Matsuura made classic titles like PaRappa and Vib-Ribbon, he was a recording artist with Sony, releasing numerous albums and playing stadiums.
Matsuura's music, such as "Angel Night", was used for anime and TV dramas.
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The White Stranger: Poems.
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Microsoft® Xbox 360 E 250GB Bundle W/ 5 Games and Accessories
Item #: 901-93584866MEG
Model #: 93584866M
Brand: Microsoft
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$425.99 Each
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- Brand: Microsoft
Microsoft® Xbox 360 E 250GB Bundle with 5 games and accessories has built in 802.11n Wi-Fi for a faster and easier connection and allows you to save your games and store television shows.
- Hardware type: Xbox 360
- Hard drive size: 250GB
|Brand : Microsoft
|Weight : 6.00 lbs. per Each
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