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How to Convince Your Parents to Let You Go on a Trip Without Them
Do you think that your parents might be a little stricter than others? What should you do if your parents won't let you go spend time with your friends even for a two hour movie?
1Consider your parents' point of view. Let's face it: sometimes parents are right about things. Going out on a trip with friends is perhaps one of the greatest causes for argument between parents and their kids. Why? Because they're afraid - they won't think of the fun things you'll get up to with your pals, they'll picture all the things that could go wrong or, if you're a little older, you could do wrong:
- Most parents genuinely care for their children's well-being, and are worried about their safety. It is true that some places may be more dangerous than you are used to, for example cities which are facing civil unrest or especially high levels of crime. So, don't lie and tell them you're going to somewhere they approve of, tell them where you're really going. If they disapprove, change the location.. it's really quite simple. For example telling them that you are going to a close friends house for a night that they trust. You really are spending time with that friend, but in a different place.
- Most parents never accept the fact that you've grown old enough. If so, try the 'guilt' act; tell them about everyone who does go out and doesn't get into bother. If all else fails, don't sob and cry like a baby (that will prove their point - you are too young).
2Build trust. If you feel your parents may not trust you all that well, consider your behavior. The less honest you are, the less your parents will trust you. If your reason for going out without your parents is to take part in risky behavior take a step back and think for yourself about their concerns. After all, it's your folks who might have to bail you out of a tough situation. Try to maintain an honest relationship with your parents and you will experience more freedom throughout your life.
- Try expressing or showing them that you are responsible. Offer to take care of your younger sibling or take out the trash more often, etc. Then you'll see that they will change their answer if you show enough responsibility.
3Think of your relationship with your parent(s). When you last went out, did you overstep any deadlines? If this is the case, it would be a good idea to apologize for this hitch and demonstrate a change in attitude. An apology will immediately grant you a coming trip if the mistake is not repeated. You have to earn their trust. Make it a habit to stick to deadlines parents issue; it might mean leaving a party in the middle of the fun, or dumping your friends at the mall, but this way you will be building up trust with your parents.
4Find a good time to ask them. You have probably lived with your parents since you were born, you know their habits and mannerisms, use this to your advantage. You know your mom is irritable after work, so what about at the dinner table? Will your dad listen when he has carried work from his job to complete at home? The point is not to use their 'bad times' to your advantage-though this could work- it is to ensure that they are well informed of your plans.
- Pick a time when you can make a thorough case and answer their questions. Will they be able to reach you in case of emergency? If not you, who else can they reach to find you? How far from home are you going? What information do you have about your intended destination? Asking them at a right time will allow them to consider your decision with sober minds; their anger from work or fatigue from an argument at the office will not get in the way of your trip.
5Provide detail. Why must you go? When do you plan to leave? With whom? Until when? How will you get there? Who planned the trip? Why? Why should YOU go for the trip? Providing these details will confirm to your parents that you are well planned and have good intentions too. These questions might even be more than they ask-or less-point is to do your homework before facing them. And speaking of homework, what do you need to do before you go? Any chores? Homework? Family stuff? Are there alternatives for the trip? Present this information clearly and be ready to explain yourself in case of questions.
6Be very careful how you say it. 'But Mom, everybody's going!', 'You have to let me go dad! You have to!', such loaded demands put pressure on your parent, but they don't justify any reasons, they just say you have to, not why you have to; your parent wants to listen to 'why'. If you only continue whining, then you paint yourself as very stubborn, and it gives your parent the impression that you really have no business going for the trip; when you use logic and not emotion, you present yourself as reasonable and mature-this is what your parents want to see.
- Choose your words carefully, but don't plan it all out in verbatim (word for word) anybody can tell a staged performance. Be factual. Be honest even about things they might not like about the trip.
7Give them time to get over the fact that you are not a little tot anymore. If you're the youngest of your family, or are an only child, this will take a little longer, as you're their 'baby'.
- If they say they'll think about it, let them think, don't get into their way every time to remind them about it.
8Listen to their concerns.
- Though when you approach your parent, you'll be going to state your case, don't forget the power of listening. Avoid disagreeing in an agreement. Most of the time listening shows respect, even when the answer is a blunt 'no'. The point is not necessarily going on this trip; there's likely to be more to come.
- Do this neatly and you'll not need to play mop up on other coming occasions. Listen to what they say; what don't they like about the trip? Why? What would they like to be different for them to let you go? What do they think you should do to improve in this regard? The answers they give you will be pointers of their considerations on the current and other coming trips. If you miss them, you'll only remember that they said no, not why; it is important to remember why they said no so you can fix the reason in future and bag your trip.
9Don't go emotional if they say no. Keep calm and act maturely--even if it's not easy. Appreciate their stance and assure them you'll work on their suggestions.
10Try looking at it from their point of view. If you are willing to say you see why they might not let you go, they might let you go because you are mature enough to no just think about yourself.
- Realize that your parents have reasons for not letting you go, and try to get on common ground with them.
11Write out a plan.
12Plan out where you'll go, what times you'll check in with them, and any other factors. Parents love it when you write it out, it shows responsibility. Just make sure you follow the plan if they say yes!
13If they say no over and over, it's really a no. Deal with it.
14Don't push it!
- First, it's not worth it - you'll have plenty other great opportunities when you're older.
- Don't think about yourself. Ask these questions to yourself, "What would my parents feel if I'm away?" or "What will happen if I got home? Is there any harmony and peace?"
- Remember not to keep bugging them about it. This just comes off as more immature and can be annoying. It's not likely to get you the answer you're looking for.
15Be responsible. If they let you go, make sure that you get home in time and keep any promises that you made. If you can't be home in time, make sure you call your parents and tell them why you can't make it. Never ignore them, if you do, there's a big risk you're never leaving the house again.
- If you do get to go out, behave or you won't be trusted again for a long time. Remember, we're buying return tickets and two-way tickets in one swipe. Don't mess it up with some silly act of youth!
- If you're really down about not being able to go, try reverse psychology. Say something like: "Mom, you're right. It would be a waste of money. I see your point. Johnny is going to pop over soon to give me the money I saved up for it back." It may fail miserably, but it's worth a try!
16Start small.You don't have to go to a big city alone,just maybe ask your parents if you can look at the clothe shop next door whilst they go shopping.Be patient and eventually your parents will discover that you're mature and sensible enough to go to places alone.Ad
- Be persuasive, and give them reasons to believe you are capable to do things on your own.
- Offer to give up something for this trip. It will probably work and also you will probably get the thing you offered to give up.
- Find a good time to ask them about your plans
- Lend a hand around the house. Buttering your parents up may sound bad, but it can really help your case
- Make them believe that you are responsible enough to go out alone. Suck up if you have to. Do random chores without asking.
- Don't be too pushy.
- If you need to, see if any of your friends' parents let them, and have the adults talk about it.
- Be prepared to compromise with them.
- The number one tip for this situation is to not beg. Parents hate begging and if you do it they never will say yes.
- Don't bug them.
- Never pout, it'll only irritate them.
- Make sure the trip and plan are reasonable.
- If your parents have a good reason for you not to go, think about it first and you may even have a better relationship. If they are right, just agree and you might avoid a serious fight.
- Show them that you're responsible enough
- Make your parents trust you. Take care of a pet, stay out until your curfew, and just make them happy.
- If you tried and tried to convince them, let it go. Help around with chores and stop whining. maybe they'll let you go next time.
- Make sure they know that they can trust you.
- If your parents won't let you go, no matter what, ask why. Don't do this to guilt them, but if they don't trust you with this trip, you can change whatever made them not let you go. Then, next time there's an opportunity like this, your parents will have noticed the change and will most likely let you go.
- Don't go overboard with the planning, despite the above suggestions, they may think something is up. Once you cross the border between strict parents and untrusting parents, anything fun becomes difficult.
- Don't be ignorant if they say "This is dangerous" do not just say "it's not" instead say "I know it is dangerous but there is risk in everything and there is not too much risk in this."
- Even if they do say no, do not get mad just relax and accept the rejection this time - this will show them that you are mature and can be trusted.
- Examine your behavior. Do you whine or beg when things don't go your way? Do you try to bargain with them to get what you want? If so, try being assertive but humble. This will help them see that you are ready to go out on your own.
- Get support from other family members and friends.
- Say, "I understand why you may not want me to go, but because _______ I think I should be able to go."
- Give good reasons why you want to do what you want to do.
- Tell them that you are going with some of your friends that your parents trust.
- If your parents agree to letting you go, make sure to tell them "Thank you" (for everything that parents do for you, remember that they just want to see you do well in life)
- Never try to guilt your parents. It will cause them to think that you are willing to manipulate and deceive to get what you want, and no one trusts a manipulative person.
- This article is directed mainly towards teenagers whose parents are not overprotective. Sadly, in our modern-day world, many parents have become overprotective of their children and, thus, may rarely offer you the opportunity to step away and try new things - certainly they will be much harder to convince of letting you off on your own than other, more trusting parents. This is not always the case; many teenagers have parents who are less sheltering, sometimes (sadly) even negligent. But if your parents are overprotective, they will (most likely) be too busy chaperoning you to realize that you are an intelligent individual who is willing to step out on your own and experience new things. Therefore, you should be warned that not all parents will allow you to go out - results will vary in different households.
- Don't try to get out of it by lying. If they ever find out you've lied, you could get in trouble and lose all their trust completely.
- There's no point in asking when you never do your homework, put no effort in class and never help round the house. If you're not responsible, you won't be trusted.
- Don't ask to the point where it's annoying. Your parents will be annoyed and say no.
- If you are planning on going with friends, don't tell them you can go until you have permission. This will result in you eventually having to tell them the truth which is even more embarrassing than saying that you can't go in the first place.
- Try not to ask your parents for money/favors prior to you going out. Make sure to be extra nice to your parents the week before you want to go out.
- Many notes suggest buttering your parents up before asking them if you can go out on your own. This does not always work. Some parents will accept it and be more likely to say yes, as is intended, but many will notice what you are doing, and will think of it as a cheap trick rather than a sweet implication (this will backfire and maybe cause them to say no). You know your parents - think
Things You'll Need
- A positive attitude- Nobody really wants to do something for someone who has a negative attitude.
- A plan- If you have a plan, your parents will be more likely to let you do certain things.
- You will need a strong since of maturity to carry out your end of the deal, to ensure that your Parents/Guardians have earned your trust.
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I was wondering if someone could help me, ive created a reference build of windows 7 32bit Enterprise using mdt 2010 on windows 2008 r2 x64bit . ive captured the image but when i deploy it, its says
"The unattend answer file contains an invalid product key. either remove the invalid key or provide a valid product key in the unattend answer file to proceed with windows installation."
i dont remember inserting the product key how would i go about solving this problem.
ive tried to go into WSIM and create a answer file, but it keeps crashing, i read that the 64bit version of WAIK doesnt support 32bit win7, and that there was a waik suppliment which i extracted and copied over to the location.
but i still cannot get it working.
i would like to know how would i mount the wim image and inject the file and where would i find the location to place it....
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In MDT you can edit the unattend.xml file in the task sequence properties, just use the last tab and edit in there. To be honest the licence key is selected when you create the task sequence in the first place, have you tried recreating it?
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This is a fantastic sunscreen that does not break me out/contain fatty alcohols and dries to a very smooth finish that's perfect as a makeup primer. Like, seriously smooth and I am always tempted to touch my face afterwards. It leaves no white cast or greasy residue and it is not matte. This is a fairly hydrating sunscreen, but I personally still need an extra moisturizer with this. The tube packaging is functional and non-messy which I love.
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I've tried most of the trending Japanese sunscreens, but this has been my favorite by far. It avoids the super high alcohol content of other sunscreens (it still has some, just not as much), it's moisturizing, and it doesn't ball up under my makeup. It's also easy to apply, with absolutely no white cast. It's just a basic sunscreen that does a great job. I'm going to order a couple more tubes of it soon.
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I have combination skin and this works well when I have slightly dryer skin . This acts like a light moisturiser and is not overly oily unlike most other sunscreens . It does not leave an obvious white cast or irritate my sensitive skin . It is easy to apply and spread . Sometimes I use this on my body which is great , as a little goes a long way .
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I'm giving this top marks because of all the things this product does not do compared to most sunscreen:
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I used to use this only in winter, but now my skin is a bit drier and I wear it all year round.
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I tried the Hada Labo UV Moist Emulsion SPF 50+ and love it, very much.
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Cheating (biology)
Cheating is a metaphor commonly used in behavioral ecology to describe organisms that receive a benefit at the cost of other organisms. Cheating is common in many mutualistic and altruistic relationships.[1] Natural selection favors cheating, but there are mechanisms to regulate cheating.[2]
Theoretical models[edit]
The producer/scrounger game contains cheaters. Producers search for their own food while scroungers take the food others have found. Scroungers benefit when producers are common. Producers benefit when scroungers are rare.[3] If there are many scroungers and few producers, the producers are easily able to find food since there is much less competition. If there are few scroungers and many producers, the scroungers can easily cheat. The scroungers are no longer competing against each other to take the producer's food. A bird can be a scrounger. Instead of foraging for its own food, the scrounger will wait until another bird comes back with food. The next day, the scrounger will follow the successful bird to the patch. The cheating bird reaps the benefits without putting in the effort that the producer put in to find the food.
Animal examples[edit]
Examples of animals that are known to cheat include cleaner fish, social insects, ungulates, and birds. Cleaner wrasses have a mutualistic relationship, a cleaning symbiosis, with their clients in which the cleaners eat ectoparasites from the integument of other fish ("clients"). The clients benefit by being cleaned and the cleaners benefit by acquiring food. However, the false cleanerfish, which is actually a blenny, cheats by eating tissue, scales and mucus off its clients in addition to parasites.[4] This could be detrimental to the clients and possibly turn the mutualistic relationship into commensalism or parasitism.[5]
In eusocial insects such as some bees, ants and wasps, the queen is usually the only individual that reproduces. On some occasions, however, cheating workers also reproduce[6] disrupting the mutualistic relationship between the queen and the workers.
Vigilance is essential for most animals. When in groups, animals on the periphery will be vigilant, while those within the group forage. The inner animals also monitor the vigilance of the others.[7] A cheater may emerge in groups by continually foraging while the remainder of the group switches between foraging and being vigilant.
The relationships between flowering plants and their animal pollinators and plants and fungi are generally mutualistic, but there are cheaters. Two genera of yucca moth larvae eat yucca seeds and pollinate them, but a third genus does not pollinate the yucca because it lacks the necessary mouthparts, though it lays eggs on the yucca. [8] The animal pollinators are not the only cheaters though. Some flowers do not produce nectar. Many pollinators are not able to distinguish between which flowers produce nectar and which do not; therefore, some flowers cheat by not making nectar for the pollinator.[9] Examples of nectarless plants include some species of orchids.[10] Orchids are not just cheaters towards pollinators. Some orchids cheat by not providing fixed carbon to mutualistic fungi.[11]
There are ways to avoid cheaters, including: policing, changing partners, and pushing the cheater on the outside of a vigilant group.[citation needed]
In order to avoid cheating in polyandrous honeybees, worker policing is enforced, which entails the removal of eggs laid by selfish workers.[12] To prevent cheating cleaner fish, the clients chase them or switch partners.[13]
See also[edit]
- ^ Ferriere, R., Bronstein, J.L., Rinaldi, S., Law, R., Gauduchon, M. (2002). "Cheating and the evolutionary stability of mutualisms". Proc. R. Soc. Lond. 269 (1493): 773–780. doi:10.1098/rspb.2001.1900.
- ^ Foster, K. R., Kokko, H. (2006). "Cheating can stabilize cooperation in mutualisms". Proc. R. Soc. B. 273 (1598): 2233–2239. doi:10.1098/rspb.2006.3571. PMC 1635526. PMID 16901844.
- ^ Mathot, K. J., Giraldeau, L. (2008). "Increasing vulnerability to predation increases preference for the scrounger foraging tactic". Behav. Ecol. 19 (1): 131–138. doi:10.1093/beheco/arm114.
- ^ Freckleton, R.P., Cote, I.M. (2003). "Honesty and cheating in cleaning symbioses: Evolutionary stable strategies defined by variable pay-offs". Proceedings Royal Society of London 270 (1512): 299–305. doi:10.1098/rspb.2002.2232.
- ^ Cheney, K. L., Cote, I. M. (2005). "Mutualism or parasitism? The variable outcome of cleaning symbioses". Biology Letters 1 (2): 162–165. doi:10.1098/rsbl.2004.0288. PMC 1626222. PMID 17148155.
- ^ Oxley, P.R., Thompson, G.J., Oldroyd, B.P. (2008). "Four quantitative trait loci that influence worker sterility in the honeybee (Apis mellifera)". Genetics 179 (3): 1337–1343. doi:10.1534/genetics.108.087270. PMC 2475737. PMID 18562647.
- ^ Beauchamp, G. (2009). "Sleeping gulls monitor the vigilance behaviour of their neighbours". Biology Letters 5 (1): 9–11. doi:10.1098/rsbl.2008.0490. PMC 2657747. PMID 18940772.
- ^ Althoff, D. M., Segraves, K. A., Leebens-Mack, J., Pellmyr, O. (2006). "Patterns of Speciation in the Yucca Moths: Parallel Species Radiations within the Tegeticula yuccasella Species Complex". Syst. Biol. 55 (3): 398–410. doi:10.1080/10635150600697325. PMID 16684719.
- ^ Anand, C., Umranikar, C., Shintre, P., Damle, A., Kale, J., Joshi, J., Watve, M. (2007). "Presence of two types of flowers with respect to nectar sugar in two gregariously flowering species". J. Biosci. 32 (4): 769–774. doi:10.1007/s12038-007-0077-1. PMID 17762150.
- ^ Thakar, J. D., Kunte, K., Chauhan, A. N., Watve, A. V., Watve, M. G. (2003). "Nectarless flowers: ecological correlates and evolutionary stability". Oecologia 136 (4): 565–570. doi:10.1007/s00442-003-1304-6. PMID 12838401.
- ^ Taylor, D. L., Bruns, T. D. (1997). "Independent, specialized invasions of ectomycorrhizal mutualism by two nonphotosynthetic orchids". Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. 94 (9): 4510–4515. doi:10.1073/pnas.94.9.4510. PMC 20753. PMID 9114020.
- ^ Jordan, L. A., Allsopp, M. H., Oldroyd, B. P., Wossler, T. C., Beekman, M. (2008). "Cheating honeybee workers produce royal offspring". Proc. R. Soc. B. 275 (1632): 345–351. doi:10.1098/rspb.2007.1422. PMC 2593727. PMID 18048282.
- ^ Bshary, R., Grutter, A. S. (2005). "Punishment and partner switching cause cooperative behaviour in a cleaning mutualism". Biol. Lett. 1 (4): 396–399. doi:10.1098/rsbl.2005.0344. PMC 1626376. PMID 17148216.


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2014 Recruiting: Wilton Speight
Previously: Last year's profiles, CB Brandon Watson, CB Jabrill Peppers, LB Jared Wangler, LB Chase Winovich, LB Noah Furbush, LB Michael Ferns, DL Brady Pallante, DL Bryan Mone, DL Lawrence Marshall, OL Mason Cole, OL Juwann Bushell-Beatty, WR Moe Ways, WR Freddy Canteen, WR Drake Harris, TE Ian Bunting.
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It's back. The Michigan Artillery Piece QB has been revived and recruited in the form of Wilton Speight. Yes, Shane Morris before him is a pro-style guy. He is not a 6'6" man-mountain who will only cross the line of scrimmage in the event of an emergency or Buffalo Stampede.
Wilton Speight is. Seriously. Compare him to someone, ESPN!
Physically he reminds us of Brock Osweiler (the Arizona State Osweiler, not the high school version).
I think you mean "the 6'8" Brock Osweiler—the 6'8" Arizona Osweiler, not the 6'8" high school version." This is your context.
When we're talking about artillery pieces, it's about fitting footballs into tight windows at high velocity 99 times out of 100. That's why Tom Brady is married to a Brazilian supermodel; it's why people still put up with Ben Roethlisberger. Can Speight reach those heights? It's a bit murky right now.
Speight was going all out in high school, flying out to be tutored by Noted Quarterback Guru Steve Clarkson monthly. This is dedication. Dedication is good, and it comes with impressive quotes from Clarkson:
"His arm is every bit as strong as Ben Roethlisberger, and I've worked with Ben. … I've known Al Borges for well over 20 years, so we actually talked quite a bit before the commitment. He wanted to know what kind of player Wilton was.."
"His football IQ is very high, and he's just deadly accurate. … This is a kid that I think plays on Sundays, that's how good he is. I don't throw that around that often, but this kid, I think he plays on Sundays."
Clarkson and Speight did collectively take a radical step forward from his destiny. Scout's Greg Biggins:
At the time, I was at one of Steve's camps and I was thinking, okay this guy is kind of tall, gawky, does not really look the par, kind of really over the head release. I thought he is a nice enough guy, maybe he will go to lower level MAC school if he is lucky kind of a thing.
And then!
I saw him again last year at the camp and he was incredible. It was a night and day difference in terms of just being comfortable as a quarterback. …. just from three years ago to today, it is like it is a different sport he is playing."
This was not enough to get him a bump but recruiting sites succumb to momentum like any other human endeavor; it's generally the case that guys who improve a lot late remain underrated.
[After the JUMP: arm strength not in Morris's league, surprising mobility, Borges's horrific QB recruiting track record.]
Media Day Presser 8-10-14: Brady Hoke
Eric Upchurch
News bullets and other important items:
- Delonte Hollowell has a cast on his hand and Ondre Pipkins was held out of two-a-days as a precaution.
- Shane Morris is the backup QB. They like the progress he's made, but he's the backup.
- Wilton Speight is competing with Russell Bellomy for the third-string QB job. Decision on whether Speight should redshirt will be made in a couple of weeks.
- The first team offensive line should be determined over the next week.
- May use by-committee approach to running backs, but they would like to have a featured back.
- Drake Johnson and De'Veon Smith are 1 and 1a on the RB depth chart, with Derrick Green at 2.
- Team is still searching for an identity, though Hoke wants it to be one that can run the ball and have toughness on both sides of the ball. Toughness was mentioned a lot today.
- Brian is probably going to have to eat a lemon.
Opening remarks:
"Good morning. I'm glad you're here. Overall, we're really happy with the progress we've made from spring. I think in the practices that we've had, we went two yesterday-- really good effort and good competition, which is what we're striving for at every position but also offense versus defense, the kicking game versus the kicking game, all those things, we've come out and competed hard. Now we are not, as far as being a good football team yet. But the way they've come to work every day and what they've done, I think the identity of this team is still one that we're developing and trying to develop. I think the team has invested themselves in a lot of ways in each other and in what we're trying to get done. This next week is a grind and should be because you've got some double-day practices in there. We'll scrimmage sometime during that time, during that week, trying to get reps and see what matchups we like as an offense and defense. Really looking into the situational football standpoint of it, how we match up and how we will match up during the course of the year. Excited about where we're at knowing that we've got a lot of hard work that we've got to put into it. Staff-wise, player-wise, trainer-wise, manager-wise, everybody that's involved. So from that standpoint there's a lot of positives. From the standpoint of where we want to be, we're not near that yet.
Can you say anything particular about any injuries that have occurred?
"You know,there are some guys who are banged up. Delonte Hollowell, he's got a cast on his hand. As far as anything real major besides a couple guys we held out, Ondre Pipkins in two-a-day days, trying not to overwork him. We're doing a lot with some of the GPS tracking that we're into. I think the first time around doing all that stuff you're trying to get some baselines and some data and all that and I think that's helping us when we go out to practice."
What can you tell me about your thought process through the kicking game this year? Special teams particularly, because you're going to be seeing a lot of new faces. So what can you tell me, from long snapper to holder to PK…
"Yeah. Matt Wile has done a nice job in his career so far in the kicking part of it. Will Hagerup, it's great to have Will back. He's had a good camp so far. Kenny Allen is a young man who's walked on here who's worked really hard and is developing a little bit on kickoffs. He's a very good punter. Snapper, Scott Sypniewski and Danny Liesman are two guys that are really competing there. Scott we brought in a year ago and were able to redshirt him, but losing Jareth Glanda, that's a big loss but Scott's done a nice job in that part of it. When you look at the return game there's a lot of different guys. Norfleet's really taken most of them but a guy like Freddy Canteen, a guy like Jabrill Peppers, some of those guys have a skillset that we think is pretty good. And the other part of that is having Drake Johnson back is a real plus."
I'm curious to know how is the development of your wide receiver group going and the transition to a new offensive system?
"The wide receivers, I think, are learning every day. I think the pressure and the stress that we put on them and how we practice as a whole team but for those guys when you're talking about formationally getting lined up and the different personnel groups and depending on what the quarterback sees and what he's pointing and all that, I think they're learning a lot there. I think with Devin [Funchess] and Jehu [Chesson], Amara [Darboh] coming back is a real plus for us. He's had a real good camp so far. Again, it's not like we're in three weeks of it but he's done a nice job. Freddy Canteen, I think all those guys, Bo Dever, Da'Mario Jones, all of them have improved. They fit what we're doing. We've recruited them to fit what we're doing offensively."
[After THE JUMP: Jake Ryan, leadership, Gardner, and more.]
Monday Recruitin' Transcends Fred Jacksoning
I Have To Praise You Like I Should
High School All-American week is officially over. Jabrill Peppers unofficially won the week. Just ask ESPN's Tom Luginbill, who wrote this in response to a question about the most impressive Under Armour practice performer [emphasis mine]:
[Peppers] is more than capable of playing both ways if needed, but as far as cover corners go, he is a more explosive version of Dee Milliner, and we love that he welcomes contact too. He is mature and knows that there are high expectations for him to perform.
Or ask his Team Nitro coach, former NFL head coach and defensive back Herm Edwards—and his friend, some guy named Deion:
"It's not even close. He's the best [UA All-American defensive back] I've coached. I called Deion [Sanders] over and said look at that guy, and Deion saw the same thing," Edwards said. "[Robert] Nkemdiche was really good last year, he was a big guy who could run and [Peppers] is comparable to that as far as skill level at the position he's playing. I played that position and coached that position for a long time and he's a special talent."
Or ask Scout, which named Peppers the top practice performer of the week on either team while noting that this year's crop of defensive backs was particularly strong.
Rivals stands as the least bullish outlet on Peppers after the UA game, and all they did was name him Sunday's #3 performer, Monday's #1 performer, and Tuesday's #5 performer, and the actual game's #9 performer for Team Nitro before giving him the third spot overall for Team Nitro on the week behind Da'Shawn Hand and Ermon Lane ($):
Playing in his first national-level event, Peppers was surrounded by intrigue from the moment he arrived in Florida. As it turned out, it didn't take him long to live up to his billing. Peppers, the No. 2 overall prospect in his class, was dominant in every practice and was as aggressive and spirited as any player on the field. He struggled a bit in Thursday's game but didn't allow a big play all week. Peppers also blocked a field goal that was ultimately negated because of an all-star-game specific rule.
In addition to the negated blocked field goal (above)—illegal because rushers on kicks weren't allowed to go inside their man in the UA Game, which... okay—Peppers had a couple passes defended, returned two kickoffs for 65 yards (one a 41-yard burst to midfield), and took a few snaps as a wildcat quarterback, though he couldn't break anything big offensively in a pretty ugly game overall, as high school all-star games tend to be.
Interestingly, Scout omitted both Hand and Lane from their top ten overall list, with neither cracking the top two of their respective position groups. It's safe to say Peppers made a strong argument that he deserves consideration for the top overall spot in the 2014 class.
[Hit THE JUMP for a whole lot of content from the All-American games, Michigan's latest 2014 offer, an update on George Campbell, a potential second quarterback in the '14 class, and more.]
Monday Recruitin' From New Jersey To California
Oh, Right ... That
There hasn't been a recruiting roundup since Jabrill Peppers tweeted his intention to take official visits after the season, catching not only Michigan fans off-guard, but also his fellow commits and even his own coach, Paramus Catholic's Chris Partridge—notably, the man who sets up all of Peppers' visits. After the tweet set fire to this corner of the internet, Peppers released a statement through Partrige:
I am still 100% committed to the University of Michigan and that is the place where I want to go to college. With the rumors about Coach Hoke possibly not being there I need to make sure that I have options and have seen other places in case the University of Michigan decides to go in a different direction. For the sake of my future I need to make sure I have other options. No need to look into it any further! Go Blue and beat TDS
Peppers reiterated that he's not decommiting and just wants to use any potential visits as a "security blanket," to Scout (via Sam Webb's latest column in the Detroit News).
Michigan has already begun efforts to assuage Peppers' fears, certainly with an eye on keeping him from taking any visits, which would put Brady Hoke in quite the bind as he balances the massive need to keep Peppers in the fold with the possibility of angering other commits—and displaying what could easily be interpreted as hypocricy by Michigan targets and their coaches—by not enforcing his no-visit policy. Dave Brandon's statement in support of Hoke specifically mentioned Michigan's national recruiting "from New Jersey to California, from Michigan to Florida." I don't believe New Jersey is in there by accident; in fact, the whole statement seems to be as much a response to the Peppers situation as it is to any fan discontent.
There are a few things working in Michigan's favor. Peppers and his Paramus Catholic squad play in the state championship game this weekend; the following weekend he's set to take his official visit to Michigan. Peppers didn't talk to Hoke when he made his statement last week—Hoke had a few other things to worry about—but he'll definitely find out where things stand when he's in Ann Arbor; if the coaches (and Brandon) can convince him that the program is on stable ground, it's entirely possible that this whole thing blows over without him ever setting foot on another school's campus.
Even if Peppers still wants to explore other schools after his Michigan official, the timing is tough; an NCAA-mandated recruiting dead period goes into effect after next week's visit, so he wouldn't be able to visit any school until mid-January, just a couple weeks before Signing Day.
For his part, Peppers certainly seemed committed to Michigan during The Game on Saturday, tweeting out his support multiple times during the game and indicating afterward that he'd be taking part in it next season, and not as a Buckeye. While the fact that Peppers even needs reassurance that Hoke will still be at Michigan next year isn't a good sign regarding his recruitment or the program, I don't think there's a lot to worry about here unless Peppers actually goes on other visits—for now, only his trip to Ann Arbor is set to go.
[After THE JUMP, Michigan drops the 'grey shirt' distinction for Brady Pallante, visit reactions from The Game, and a roundup of the latest on Michigan's commits who are still alive in the playoffs.]
Monday Recruitin' Fails To Self-Destruct
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As reported on multiple outlets, including this one, Michigan is in line to get a commitment sometime this week. Brandon promised the prospect he wouldn't mention his position, class, or location (or name, obviously), so I'll say that he is a football player, and his pledge will come as welcome news. This post will self-destruct in 3... 2... 1...
Darn, I was really hoping that would get me out of writing the rest of this post. The above was the good news. Here's the bad, per Scout's Allen Trieu ($):
Michigan also recently offered Williams and he was considering a visit to Ann Arbor but he now says he is ready to shut things down.
"As far as right now, I'm done with recruiting. My top two are Notre Dame and Missouri and just want to decide between those two. I'm just trying to figure it out."
That's 2014 Berrien Springs (MI) DE Jhonny Williams, whom Michigan offered immediately after they missed out on Da'Shawn Hand. Williams took an official visit to Notre Dame last weekend, had a great time, and decided he'd either stick with his current commitment to Missouri or flip to the Irish. So it goes.
A potential backup option to the backup option is WI TE/DE Gaelin Elmore. Elmore is a Minnesota commit; 247's Steve Lorenz reported that Michigan's coaches got in contact with him last week ($). Brandon caught up with Elmore to get more details, and for now he doesn't sound like a realistic option:
I'm not sure exactly what the coaches are planning with Elmore but he was pretty clear with how he is currently feeling. "I'm not really interested in Michigan at this point. It'd just be interesting to see what they had to say."
I don't know if the coaches were caught completely off guard by Hand's commitment to Alabama; it sure looks like they're scrambling to find a suitable replacement in the class.
[Hit THE JUMP to see which pair of highly-ranked 2015 targets have Michigan among their top schools, updates from last weekend's high school football action, and where Wolverine commits and targets stand in the updated ESPN 300 for 2015.]
Thursday Recruitin' Is Sophomoric
This GIS went much better than expected.
This feature on Wilton Speight has perhaps the least informative headline ever; that's okay, though, because it comes from The Goochland Gazette, and [keels over laughing].
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Standing in a huddle on the sideline with his teammates just before kickoff, he towers over his running backs and offensive line by a good five inches. He gestures confidently, like a conductor fully in charge of an orchestra, wholly in tune with and in charge of his surroundings.
The next thing that strikes your attention is that beautiful spiral. Tight and wind-resistance, he hums the pigskin all over the yard, from sideline-to-sideline, completing every route in the playbook - hitches, curls, posts, outs, you name it — with uniform ease. Comparisons to Ben Roethlisberger are a given, not only because of his 6'6, 230 pound frame, but also due to his surprisingly nimble feet and his innate ability to prolong plays and spin productive downs out of would-be sacks.
Goodbye, JuJu
CA ATH JuJu Smith was always considered a longshot to end up at Michigan, even though he'd previously scheduled an official visit for the Ohio State game. After very positive visits to Notre Dame, Ohio State, and new contender Oregon, Smith dropped the Wolverines from his list, citing their less-than-stellar performance:
JuJu Smith said he thinks Michigan is a great school, but not a fit for him. Cancelled his visit said losses caused them to drop on his list
— Tom VanHaaren (@TomVH) November 5, 2013
Before PANIC sets in, please note that this is relatively unusual; yes, of course winning helps recruiting, but normally a team's win/loss record affects the next class more than the current one (in this case, Michigan isn't doing itself any favors for 2015). If you click through to Tom's tweet, you'll note that he responds to someone stating that Da'Shawn Hand may feel the same way with a straightforward "No, I don't think that." Along those same lines...
There is no way that I would change my mind over 1 loss, the future is bright! Go blue 〽
— Drake Harris (@drizzygetbusy01) November 5, 2013
Now, does Michigan's demoralizing loss to State potentially affect 2015 in-state recruits like Mike Weber, Josh Alabi, and Brian Cole? Absolutely. To Michigan kids who've now seen MSU take five of the last six games, the Spartans are now the state's top football program—and the most stable one. That doesn't mean they won't consider U-M—the flip side to this is a recruit sees plenty of opportunity to help bring a traditionally strong program back to the top—but at the same time, it obviously doesn't help.
Hand's Final Visit
Da'Shawn Hand's final official visit comes on Saturday when he watches 4-4 Florida take on Vanderbilt; while the Gators were once considered a potential dark horse, a season even uglier than Michigan's has robbed them of any momentum, especially with coach Will Muschamp squarely on the hot seat (while a team's record doesn't have a huge effect on most recruits, the coach recruiting them potentially not having a job next year usually does). Rivals's Mike Farrell, who's the recruiting reporter in closest regular contact with Hand, says in his latest column that he thinks Michigan holds a slight edge over Alabama ($). It's hard to see Florida jumping into the mix with Hand's announcement coming a week from today.
The M Block's Eric Rutter pens a lengthy, quote-filled feature on 2014 commit Chase Winovich, covering his season, playing both ways this year, his friendship with fellow Pennsylvanian Sterling Jenkins (both plan to visit for the OSU game), and his feelings on Hand and Malik McDowell:
Chase then went on to share his thoughts on how Michigan will close the 2014 class, focusing specifically on defensive line prospects Malik McDowell and DaShawn Hand. "I have a gut feeling that Malik McDowell will go to Michigan. I'm not to sold on [DaShawn] Hand yet, but people seem pretty, pretty, really, really confident that they know their stuff and say he's headed to Michigan. So I'm going to trust them and say, yeah, I hope he's going to Michigan. But like I said, I definitely have that gut feeling on Malik McDowell." This would put the finishing touches on a strong class that ranks among the best in the country for 2014.
Winovich is apparently taking his recruiting guru cues from Sam Webb.
If you've got a 247 subscription, Clint Brewster looks at five candidates to be Michigan's next 2015 commit ($).
247 released their Crystal Ball rankings; I'm currently ranked #40 (out of 194, so... I'll take it!) for 2014 and, thanks to Michigan's early efforts, am all the way up at #16 for the class of 2015.


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My friend Maggie worked with me at Flickr in 2010. As one of the few rockstar woman engineers I know, she has a great perspective on life as a maker of tech things. As one of the few do-it-all engineers I know, regardless of gender, she's always a source for new ideas for me. My coffee sessions with her helps me to think in lateral ways a lot, to consider a view from a vantage point that I don't often find myself. And she is hilarious! We always giggle every time we talk.
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What's the one trait a founder needs?
Ovaries. I mean decisiveness! You have to not be afraid to bust some balls to get things done, to get things moving. You have to know your vision and act on it. The good founders I know — they know how to get what they want, and are great at negotiating to get it. And good negotiators know that they have to not hold their punches sometimes. You have to have the willingness to break things, it's one way to get the vision across, but it's very important that you have the wisdom to know when to punch. You have to be surgical with these things. When you meet a person like that, they are quite inspiring!
What about engineers? What kinds of engineers are good for [early] startups?
Flexible ones. Don't be tied to a specific way of doing things, no matter how long you've done it at other places. Different problems require different methods. Like, maybe you shouldn't use php right now. And I mainly was using php before!
Really? What about the young engineer who may not know much vs an experienced one who may not be as hungry?
Well, ideally, you'd find an experienced engineer who isn't set in their way. What I mean is, you want someone who knows what they're doing, but they've got to be flexible to different things. Like, you can really be fast at building a prototype but if you're telling me "Everything is done except for the scaling part"… that's 90% of the work! So what I would look at is — how many jobs have they had in the past 10 years? One? Did they do different things — learned different skills while they're there? Did they have 6 or 7 different jobs in ten years? Neither is necessarily bad, but it's worth to check out out the reasons why that is so. If you're trying to look for someone who's flexible, if they've been in a job for 10 years, what kept them there?
What else?
You have to learn how to let go. You can't be too precious about your code, either.
What about you? What are you interested in now?
Well, you know — how do you learn how to do stuff?
… well, you do it. Trial and error? Stack Overflow, gitHub?
Yes.. but that's all for known problems. If you're interested in something, you go look it up, yes? You buy a book and read up on how to code, you ask questions, you try different things.
That sounds right.
Since I've started here, I've been working a lot more with open source search stuff, such as Solr and ElasticSearch. It's an area that interests me a lot. I've always tended to skew toward the data portion of apps, and this is a great way to explore what it would potentially be like to be a data scientist some day! For anyone you're hiring, you have to likewise look at what their interests are. What are they into outside of work? What code do they write when not in the office? What do they do?
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