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I'm near the 50,000 kick mark and have been using the app for 10 months.If you live near a Target,Best Buy,Old Navy,American Eagle,Aerie,Macy's and are clustered together in 1 or 2 sites it's pretty easy to get kicks for walkins or scans.The kicks can redeemed for gift cards ranging from $2 to $25 depending on amount of kicks redeemed.Shopkick did a mass banning earlier this year and were flamed for it on the app store and their facebook page...most of the bannings seemed to be for scanning from home or spoof sites.The new upgrade has fewer kicks than the earlier version imho but you can't revert to the previous version.I got the $2 gift card today and it took all of 10 minutes.
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Congrats! I've been using the app for almost 2 years and have redeemed for a Coach GC and about $200 worth of Target and TRU GCs. That banning made for some hilarious FB posts since some of those people actually admitted to scanning at home! I've noticed it too, I especially hate that I can't open the app in a different city/are and get the 1-5 kicks. They've really cut back on them making redemption far and in between. The previous version no longer works. Just before the BF event, the app stopped working unless you update to 3.0. There were lots of complaints about it especially by the older iphone people who can't update to the required os.
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Page 12 www.MoAutismReport.com Tuesdays, January 3-31 Troop 2 meetings for Boy Scouts of America, every Tues. at 7-8:30 pm at Arc of the Ozarks. Contact Teddy Heaton, (417)883-6680 firstname.lastname@example.com www.ozarktroop2.com Thursday, January 5 Families4Families meeting (1st Thurs.) at 6:30 pm, Tom Watkins Nbhd. Bldg., 2100 W. High St. Contact email@example.com or Lynn (417) 987-0811 Saturdays, January 7-28 SWAN Tae kwon do classes for Elementary Social group, (Saturdays), 10-11am at the Living Room Studio in Mama Jeans, 1727 S. Campbell for only $5 per child! Space is limited. Please RSVP at firstname.lastname@example.com or http://www.facebook.com/ SWMOAutism Saturdays, January 7 - February 11 SCAN and Lebanon Optimist Club provides 6 week program of bowling at Starlite Lanes of Lebanon, 10:30am. All DX and sibs invited to participate. $5 per bowler. For more info, email@example.com Tuesday, January 10 Parents Encouraging Parents (PEP) meetings (2nd Tues.) for families new to the area or newly diagnosed with ASD. Locations announced on SWAN website each month: http:// swautismnetworkmo.weebly.com/ SSEPTA Board Meeting at the Library Center on S. Campbell at 6:30pm. Special speaker Lisa Slattery, former SSEPTA president will report on special education activities on the state level. "Like" Springfield SEPTA on facebook. Contact Dawn Rethman (417)886-9312 Thursday, January 12 TouchPoint Adult Social Group Movie Night at Springfield office, 6-7:30, ages 17-adult. DMH referral required. RSVP at (800)420-7410 or email email@example.com. Saturday, January 14 People First of Springfield monthly meeting (2nd Sat.) 11am - 12:30pm. At Wesley United Methodist church, 922 W. Republic Rd., Spfd. For more information contact Marisa Clary at 886-7180 or firstname.lastname@example.com. SWAN (Southwest Autism Network) meeting (2nd Sat.) 1-3pm at Wesley United Methodist Church, 922 W. Republic Rd., Spfd. This month Ann Bledsoe from Mpact presents "I am the I in My Child's IEP!" Go to swautismnetworkmo.weebly.com to register for respite care. Attendees may bring refreshments to share. Contact person Annette(417)833-9359 firstname.lastname@example.com Thursday, January 17 Enabled Service at Central Assembly of God Fusion Center (3rd Tues). Contact Ethel Campbell at (417) 343-9027 or firstname.lastname@example.com Monday, January 23 SCAN of Lebanon support meeting back to regular schedule in January (4th Mon) at Hilcrest Baptist Church, 399 Hoover St., Lebanon! 6:30-8pm. Childcare provided at Stringbeans Childcare 511 Harrison St. 6:20-8:10. ! RSVP on Facebook or Contact Terry Faust(417)718-7081 email@example.com TouchPoint Art Group for ages 8-12 at Springfield office, 6-7:30pm for families with DMH referral. RSVP at (800) 420-7410 or email email@example.com. Tuesday, January 24 Sensory Night at Jump Mania, (4th Tues) from 7-8:30pm. 2745 S. Kansas Expressway, (417)881-5867 Thursday, January 26 Branson Touchpoint Sib-shop: Workshop to share and learn how to support a sibling with autism.5-6pm. Sibs ages 5-10. Location TBA. Must have DMH referral. RSVP at (800) 420-7410 or email firstname.lastname@example.com. Friday, January 27 Through the Roof worship services for individuals with disabilities and their families (LAST Friday) at Living Hope Fellowship, 1624 E. Blaine, Spfd. contact Rebecca Hosack firstname.lastname@example.com or call ( 417) 894-7844. Saturday, January 28 Autism Speaks Awards Banquet, tiam and location TBA. For more info, contact Linda at (417)380-6152. January 2012 Events Events for Springfield, Branson and surrounding area... SWAN Invitation Southwest Autism Network, (SWAN) is a place for your child to socialize while you meet and learn from other parents of children with ASD. Children are supervised by trained, caring respite staff with structured activities. Sibs are welcome. Respite is FREE! Meetings on the second Saturday of each month. Contact: Annee Brandenburg email@example.com (417)655-2235 swautismnetworkmo.weebly.com MARK YOUR CALENDAR! SCIL Youth Swing-Dance Instruction with Obi Simpson from Take the Lead Studio Thursday, February 2 6-6:30pm snacks and social 6:30-7:30pm dance instruction ages 14-25 Limited space available RSVP to Nathan at (417)886-1188


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Wenzel Coaching Oregon Mountain Bike Clinic – 2015
What: Mountain Bike Skills Clinic with coaches Elaine Bothe, Martin Baker and Rhonda Morin
When & Where:
- March 28, 2015: Stub Stewart State Park, 10:00 am – 12:30 pm.
Register for March 28
- April 4, 2015: Cascade Locks EasyCLIMB Trail System, 10:00 am – 12:30 pm.
Register for April 4
- April 11, 2015: Sandy Ridge, 10:00 am -12:30 pm. ( SANDY RIDGE CLINIC LIMITED TO THOSE WHO HAVE ATTENDED ONE OF THESE TWO CLINICS OR BY SPECIAL PERMISSION ONLY) To register for this session, talk with Elaine Bothe at one of the clinics or email for instructions.
- Register for Series
Each clinic is from 10 am until 12:30 with breaks. No lunch will be provided; please bring your own food and water. Trails will be open for riding that afternoon.
- Beginning/Intermediate Skills clinics are $35 each or $90 for the series of three.
- PLUS $5 for OBRA day license for non-members, per day OR you can buy a $30 annual OBRA license. No additional charge for OBRA members. Bring proof if you're registering day-of.
- PLUS $5 parking at Stub Stewart, paid at the gate. Bring cash or checks; they don't take credit cards. And carpool to save money!
Register: See registration links by each listing above.
Mountain Bike Clinic Details:
Get a jump on your mountain bike season! Whether or not you're interested in racing, good basic skills lay a strong foundation for fun and safety, join Wenzel Coaches Elaine Bothe, Martin Baker, and Rhonda Morin to improve your skills and learn new ones. The participants will be divided into three groups at each clinic, including beginner, intermediate and advanced intermediate.
If you've reached a plateau with your technical riding or just want to feel more comfortable on the trail, you will get a lot out of this clinic. We will practice good body positions and moving on the bike for flat and level ground, corners, descents and climbs, learn how to look ahead and be more relaxed. We'll help you feel more comfortable and confident, and you'll be able to go faster.
This year we will be back to Cascade Locks and Stub Stewart State Park and Sandy Ridge! For the Sandy Ridge clinic, you must attend at least one of the skills clinics at Cascade Locks or Stub Stewart with us this year or by special permission only. The Sandy Ridge clinic will be limited to 12.
An IMBA Certified MTB Instructor, Coach Elaine Bothe loves to help her clients improve, gain confidence and have fun. She's passionate about teaching, and her past mentor-ees have gone on to win State Championships and Nationals medals in short track and cross-country. She races MTB locally with the Pro and Cat 1 women, and nationally in her age group, Cat 1.
Associate Coach Martin Baker has been mountain biking since 1990 and racing since 1994. He has won races both on the road and in the dirt and has competed in NORBA Nationals at Mount Snow in Vermont and at Sandpoint Idaho, and Cyclocross Nationals in Portland and Bend.
Associate Coach Rhonda Morin had successes on a mountain bike early in her career, and her natural bike handling instincts and skills serve her well as she podiums regularly in cyclocross. She also makes an occasional appearance at the local Short Track circuit, where in 2010 she won the Masters Women Cat 2 race easily on a borrowed bike, not once but three times.
Levels: beginners and intermediates, men and women, including an all-women beginners' group. We will be working on basic skills drills: on-bike body position, braking, corners, visual skills and then progress the skills to climbing, descending, switchbacks, log techniques, skinnies and, weather permitting, riding in the mud. All riders progress at their own pace. We will discuss race preparation, training and answer questions at the end.
Gear: Bike in good condition and helmet are required. Mountain bikes are recommended, doesn't matter if it's full suspension, hardtail or rigid. Knobby tires are highly recommended. Dress according to the weather, it will be chilly and probably raining. Bring a change of clothing.
Optional but highly recommended: eye protection, hard knee pads, elbow pads and gloves. Grippy flat pedals are acceptable, even recommended if you are a beginner. The slick plastic pedals that come on some new bikes are not acceptable. If you are using flat pedals, shin protection is highly recommended.
Weather conditions: Clinic will be held rain or shine, though it may be cancelled or rescheduled if there is threat of snow or ice. Updates will be emailed to registrants.
Daily Details:
March 28, 2015: Stub Stewart State Park near Banks, OR
Meet at Hilltop Day Use Area parking lot. Parking fee not included with registration.
Map: Stub Stewart State Park
Map: Freeride Skill Area
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April 4, 2015: Cascade Locks
easyCLIMB Trails at Cascade Locks, Oregon
Meet at the main parking area.
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April 11, 2015: Sandy Ridge Trail System east of Sandy, Oregon, near Brightwood.
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S'mores using a blow torch?
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Thanks for the tips!
Quoting SweetLuci:
I've used one for creme brule and for meringue on pies and banana pudding, but hadn't thought of marshmallows for s'mores. Ignite the torch, and with a slow, sweeping motion, guide the flame evenly back and forth. The nozzle should be 2 to 3 inches from the surface, with the tip of the flame licking the marshmallow.
I just light the marshmallow on fire on my stove lol. I'm sure a torch would work :D
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I had a dream of a place where the sun shined bright
Off in that endless summer
And I wonder if
I asked my momma will my dreams comes true
See I don't know where I'm headed but I know where I'm going
If you want you can follow me too
Run away me and you
Off to that endless summer
[Verse 1: G-Eazy]
Aye I went hard in the classroom
Simply cause I had my sights set around past June
Graduated chillin' hard in the afternoon
Contemplating verses that I put on to a track soon
Aye I went hard with my last tunes
Dropped "The Outsider" cause I knew that I'd be back soon
And now the whole world knows my nom de plume
Every time I spit I treat the booth like a bathroom
Grab some nuggets I'm a cannabis holder
I work for this life nobody handed this over
Close to my goals but I'll have to get closer
Deals on the tables now I'm after this closure
Every albums killing they like 'Can he get colder?'
G is who your Girlfriend's panties drip over
Chicks keep asking him "Can he sleep over?"
I'm just doing what I'm supposed to
Don't get mad at me, joker
[Hook: Erika Flowers]
[Verse 2: G-Eazy]
And all he do is travel town to town
Every night is Saturday, it's always going down
Just copped a million swishers like we're bout to blow a pound
If you been to a show you know that I could move a crowd
I've seen a whole country through the window of my van
They say I'm nice with it I'm just doing what I can
I chopped up the Beach Boys and made it to a jam
Cause everything I'm not made me everything I am
Inspired by the likes of Yeezy, Keith Haring Lil Weezy
Jean-Michel Basquiat to Jeezy
Banksy to the Beatles
Johhny Cash to The Beaters
Put it all up in the pot and that's what's coming through your speakers
I'm trying to be a legend
They tell me it'll come in time
I look around so does everyone so get in line
Man, I just want the whole world to see me shine
So I spend every waking minute on this dream of mine
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Estimates raised on Wall Street as Apple impresses investors again with another record quarter
04/28/2015, 11:04 am
The iPhone continues to drive growth at Apple, once again propelling the company to a record quarter that has left analysts on Wall Street confident the company's stock will continue to go higher.
Strong preorder demand for Apple Watch could signal 5M sales in June quarter, RBC says
04/13/2015, 02:04 pm
With some new Apple Watch orders scheduled to ship as late as July, Apple already has another smash-hit product in its lineup, RBC Capital Markets believes.
Predicting better-than-expected margins, RBC ups Apple price target to $142
03/31/2015, 09:03 am
Gross margins for Apple's March quarter could surprise to the upside, according to investment firm RBC Capital Markets, which raised its price target on the iPhone maker to $142 on Tuesday.
RBC says Apple could fund $65B+ annual capital return program, raises target to $140
02/19/2015, 08:02 am
Apple is set to announce an update to its capital return program in April, and investment firm RBC Capital Markets believes the company could return some $65 billion to investors annually, creating yet another reason to buy into the company's stock.
RBC raises Apple price target to $123, cites higher than expected iPhone 6 demand
01/16/2015, 09:01 am
RBC Capital Markets on Friday advised investors to stay long on Apple stock, as the investment firm sees multiple catalysts for the company in the near future, starting with the reporting of holiday iPhone sales.
RBC raises Apple price target to $120, predicts Apple Watch will earn $10B in first-year revenue
11/17/2014, 08:11 am
RBC Capital Markets on Monday increased its price target for Apple stock to $120 per share, a number that incorporates the investment firm's expectations for the upcoming Apple Watch, predicted to sell 20 million units in its first 12 months.
Carl Icahn's praise should help create a floor for shares of Apple, RBC says
10/10/2014, 11:10 am
While billionaire Carl Icahn is unlikely to get his way with Apple, his assessment that the company's stock is massively undervalued should help establish a floor for the stock, preventing it from going below about $95, one analyst believes.
Apple manufacturing costs spike to highest-ever levels, seen signaling huge 'iPhone 6' & 'iWatch' launches
08/25/2014, 01:08 pm
Apple's manufacturing and component purchase commitments reached a record $15.4 billion last quarter, leading one analyst to tell investors on Monday that Apple is gearing up for a blockbuster fall with the launch of an "iPhone 6" and rumored "iWatch."
RBC sees Apple selling upwards of 75M 'iPhone 6' units before end of 2014
08/18/2014, 11:08 am
Apple has apparently placed a massive amount of orders for its next-generation iPhone, prompting RBC Capital Markets to notify investors on Monday that they see great upside potential for the anticipated "iPhone 6" over the coming quarters.
RBC ups Apple price target to $110 in anticipation of 'busy fall' for iPhone & 'iWatch'
07/23/2014, 03:07 pm
Following Apple's record earnings report this week, investment firm RBC Capital Markets raised its price target to $110, recommending that investors buy ahead of what is expected to be a "busy fall" for the iPhone maker.
Wall Street on Apple's 'uneventful' June quarter: Excited by margins, concerned about guidance
07/23/2014, 08:07 am
Though Apple's June quarter results were slightly below Wall Street expectations, investors expressed greater concern over the company's guidance for the current September quarter, but they were also pleased by improving gross margins, chalking up the results as a mixed bag.
Apple could sway 35% of Android & Windows Phone buyers with bigger iPhone, survey finds
06/24/2014, 01:06 pm
Already on track to capture nearly half of the smartphone market in 2014, Apple could dramatically expand the iPhone's customer base at Android's expense by adding a new model with a larger display, according to a survey released Tuesday by the investment arm of the Royal Bank of Canada.
RBC ups Apple price target to $100, sees 'iPhone 6' & new product categories driving growth
06/12/2014, 08:06 am
Following this week's stock split, RBC Capital Markets sees shares of Apple reaching near-record highs in the second half of 2014, based on the strength of the expected "iPhone 6," as well as hotly anticipated new product categories from the company.
Wall Street expects Apple's WWDC announcements will leverage strength of connected platforms against Google
06/03/2014, 10:06 am
With Apple's annual Worldwide Developers Conference highlighting tight integration between the upcoming OS X Yosemite and iOS 8 platforms, market watchers on Wall Street saw the announcements as a direct shot at Google's competing Android platform.
RBC again raises price target on Apple stock to $645 on strength of share buybacks
05/05/2014, 09:05 am
With shares of Apple stock continuing to gain value, RBC Capital Markets has been prompted to raise its price target on the iPhone maker for the second time in as many weeks.
Imminent iPhone launch on China Mobile could add $10B per year in revenue for Apple
12/03/2013, 03:12 pm
With evidence growing that the iPhone could launch on the world's largest carrier, China Mobile, on Dec. 18, analysts expect big things for Apple's financial bottom line in the coming 2014 calendar year.
Retina iPad mini forecast to outsell thinner 'iPad 5' nearly 2:1, if Apple meets demand
10/16/2013, 09:10 am
A high-resolution Retina display on the second-generation version of Apple's iPad mini is projected by investors to drive demand enough to keep it more popular than a thinner and lighter fifth-generation iPad, though there are concerns about supply constraints leading into the holiday shopping season.
RBC believes Apple Inc. could double $60B share buyback, ups price target to $525
08/15/2013, 08:08 am
With billionaire investor Carl Icahn pushing for Apple to initiate a larger share buyback, RBC Capital Markets believes the iPhone maker could nearly double its current $60 billion in planned expenditures while maintaining a manageable level of debt in order to boost its share price.
Earnings preview: Modest expectations for Apple's June 2013 quarter
07/23/2013, 12:07 pm
As anticipation grows for Apple's next-generation iPhones and iPads, analysts aren't expecting much this afternoon, when the company will announce the results of its recently concluded June quarter.
RBC cuts March estimates, sees Apple's momentum returning in the second half of 2013
04/12/2013, 01:04 pm
RBC Capital Markets on Friday cut its estimates for Apple's just-concluded March quarter, citing apparent weakened demand, but the firm also believes that the iPhone maker could pick up steam in the second half of the year.


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An environmental rights attorney is hailing a huge victory after a Los Angeles Superior Court Judge ruled in favor of a group suing Newhall Land and Farming Co., according to an attorney who was a plaintiff in the lawsuit.
The ruling poses a fundamental problem for the Newhall Ranch project, which plans to build thousands of homes west of Santa Clarita, according to the attorney.
"The developer will need to address the multiple deficiencies the court found with the project, or it needs to change things significantly," said John Buse, staff attorney for the Center for Biological Diversity.
"They can appeal, that's certainly an option that they have," Buse said. "It's probably going to be many, many months before we see any kind of resolution."
Judge Ann I. Jones found multiple grounds for the plaintiffs, which included the Santa Clarita Organization for Planning and the Environment, Buse said.
Among the broader issues found with the environmental impact study was a failure to explore lesser alternatives to the several-thousand-home project, as well as inadequate environmental protections for the San Fernando Valley Spineflower, which is an extremely endangered plant, Buse said.
"We're working very closely with the Department of Fish and Game on all of the issues related to the court's ruling, and we do intend to appeal the final decision," said Marlee Lauffer, spokeswoman for Newhall Land and Farming Co.


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Boston Charter Schools: Great Places to Teach and Learn
In 2013, the Boston charter school sector received significant attention for its strong academic performance after the release of two important studies. A CREDO study found that students in Boston charter schools gain an additional 12 months of learning in reading and 13 months of learning in math than their district school peers. These findings were reinforced by a study from MIT, supported by NewSchools, which documented that charter students are outperforming […] Read more


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From a distance, this edible topiary looks like a snow-bedecked little tree. Up close? Chocolate and vanilla meringue cookies are better than anything in Santa's bag! This amazing Christmas decoration is great for Christmas morning and makes a wonderful hostess gift if you're going to see friends or family. Present these delcious cookies in this fun arrangement for a Christmas decoration that tastes as good as it looks!
- 1 15"x4" STYROFOAM™ Brand Foam Cone
- Meringue cookies, chocolate and vanilla
- Pre-made icing
- 1 tube fondant icing
- 1 can light or whipped canned icing
- Table knife
- Water basin
- Paper towels
- Red acrylic paint, medium flat paintbrush, disposable palette (paint must be food safe) (optional)
If desired, paint foam cone red; let dry completely.
Follow package directions to prepare pre-made icing tube for use. If making own icing, combine 1 1/2 cups powdered sugar with a few teaspoons of water in small bowl to a spreadable consistency. If icing is too thick, add more water; too thin, add more sugar.
- Spread small amount of icing onto back of each chocolate cookie before pressing to foam surface in spiral pattern. Refer to photo as placement guide, and check spacing as you go to be sure there's room for a second stripe in alternating color. Cover remaining cone surface with vanilla cookies in same way.
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Wayne Morgan Puts on The Hat
We were waiting in the library for the press conference to begin. It was an unseasonably warm day in Brooklyn, and some of the windows were open and others had signs on them: DANGER! PLEASE DO NOT OPEN WINDOW! BROKEN!
We were waiting in the library of a public high school on Flatbush Avenue, and there were sandwiches and coleslaw and pickles and bottles of Coca-Cola on the table, and shelves full of reference books that looked as if they'd hadn't been opened since Neil Diamond attended this same high school, Erasmus Hall, long before it had been hacked up into a series of smaller specialty institutions (all of which form a single football team). We were awaiting an announcement that had already been made: Wayne Morgan, the best prep football player in New York City, was going to Syracuse next season. He'd told it to the morning papers; he'd revealed to them that he'd chosen Syracuse over Connecticut, and there was no suspense, but this was National Signing Day and all of Morgan's teammates were here and so was a live webcam from the MSG Network's Varsity website, and we were waiting on the show.
"Wayne, call your mother," said Danny Landberg, Morgan's high school coach. "I know she's always late, but not this late."
And then Landberg realized he'd forgotten The Hat, and so he dispatched one of his players to go get it. The Hat was retrieved, and — "Oh, mother" — Landberg realized he'd forgotten the letter of intent, so he went to go get that. Finally, Morgan's mom and brothers showed up, and Landberg came back with the letter and The Hat, and we all took our places, 34 minutes behind schedule. Morgan's teammates crowded the space just off-camera and Morgan and his mother and his coach took a seat at a wooden table, and the cameras rolled, and the man from MSG Varsity asked several scripted questions. Finally, he asked Wayne Morgan to reveal his college choice. Morgan read some prepared remarks, thanking the people he was supposed to thank, and he signed the letter of intent and put on The Hat, blue with an orange "S." The man from MSG Varsity prompted us to applaud, and then prompted Morgan's teammates to approach the table and shake his hand, which they did.
I'm not sure exactly how or when the rituals of National Signing Day became so rigid. I'm not sure when it became second nature to assume that Wayne Morgan would have to put on The Hat, or that he would obviously sign a letter committing to an institution of higher learning before a national audience in a school library, but the choreography is now second nature to those who grew up in the era of ESPNU. Perhaps, since this was the highest-profile recruit Landberg had coached at Erasmus, in an area where basketball typically takes precedence over football, the little gaffes in the staging were understandable. The no. 1 prospect in the country, Dorial Green-Beckham, signed with Missouri live on ESPNU in front of the entire student body, the pep band, and the cheerleaders. What happened at Erasmus was modest by comparison.
Of course, the tendency is to condemn all moments like these as totems of national excess, and to question why teenagers feel the need to choreograph their decision-making, and to ask ourselves why all of this is being televised and webcast for national consumption. We want this, and yet we don't. We agree that high-school recruiting is one the weirder and more fucked-up rituals in American sports, and yet we also agree that by bloating National Signing Day into the culmination of this ritual, we are merely giving people what they want.
At one point during his Q&A session, Morgan revealed that three schools visited him at Erasmus in a single afternoon. "I was talking to Rutgers, and Miami was outside, and Wisconsin came in later that day," he said.
This how both he and his mother referred to the recruiters: As anonymous missionaries from faraway campuses, showing up on their doorstep, monopolizing their telephone, making promises that they might or might not be able to keep. Morgan's mother, Sharon Ellis, works as a medical assistant at Rikers Island; one evening, she came home after working a double shift and fell asleep on the couch of their Brownsville apartment while listening to a recruiter from Connecticut. She's raised four kids on her own after her husband left to go back to their home country of Jamaica, and these rituals wore her thin. One night, the recruiters from Syracuse and Connecticut both showed up on their doorstep; one waited outside while the other went in.
Morgan told his coach he wanted to take visits to faraway places, and open up his recruiting, and go through the process. He wanted to be a kid, he said, and I asked Landberg whether it was even possible to be a kid after having gone through something like this. In the final days, schools like Penn State made a last-ditch push for Morgan's services, and Landberg put together a checklist of 14 different questions that he should be asking himself about each school.
"The last two weeks he's grown up a lot," Landberg said. "It's a dog-eat-dog world, and these guys have got to do their job. We could be wrong (about Syracuse), but we don't know that. If you're gonna buy a house, there might be some things that need to be fixed. That's life. At the end of the day, this is just a feeling."
I asked Landberg if he would change anything about the process, and he said no. I asked Ellis the same question, and she said no, too. She was flattered by it, she said, because in the end, this was what her son wanted. At one point in the midst of his announcement, Morgan gazed out at his teammates and told them he hoped to see every one of them sitting in that same chair someday. For a moment, the room fell silent, and the sunshine streamed in through the broken windows.
Filed Under: Michael Weinreb, Syracuse
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