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How many organisations, departments, groups and individuals throughout the country do you think are planning to redesign their Web pages during the Summer? Are you? Is your university? What is the best design for your Web pages? If there isn't a "best design" how do you avoid a bad design - and anyone who has spent any time surfing the Web will know there are many examples of bad pages around.
There has been an evolution in the design of Web pages. Institutions which made an early commitment to the Web tended to go for a simple text based interface for their entry page (now widely but incorrectly known as a home page - the expression home page originally meant the default page displayed by a browser). Indeed in early 1993 it was not possible to include inline images on Web pages. Once NCSA released Mosaic For X (in autumn 1993) with its support or inline images, organisations started to make use of images in a number of ways. We began to see home pages (I feel I'm forced to admit defeat in my battle for this term to retain its original meaning) containing university or departmental logos, and the use or coloured balls for bulleted lists.
In October 1994 the Netscape browser was released, which provided greater control over the layout of documents. We began to see documents with centred headings and text with a variety of sizes. We also saw blinking text on pages. A little later the user interface began to change with the advent of the FRAME tag. Microsoft's belated entry into the browser market saw the continued development of layout facilities, with pages containing background sound and inline video clips on display at the Microsoft Showcase pages (for the patient!)
With the advent of Java, and Netscape's support for Java and JavaScript, we began to see interactive pages, containing tumbling characters and advertisments scrolling across our screens. With the release of VRML (Virtual Reality Modelling Language) and plug-in components for Netscape (such as Shockwave) the amount of interactivity and variety on Web pages continued to grow.
All of this new technology looks very exciting. But before we start writing Java applets and VRML logos for our home page perhaps we should reflect a little. Remember when the Apple Macintosh first became popular. Who can forget those newsletters and posters? For the first time it was feasible for end users to begin desktop publishing. It was possible to use a wide variety of font faces and sizes - and many people did. The end result was not attractive. Using all the new technologies on our Web pages will similarly not guarantee a pleasing result for the viewer. Even worse, unlike paper technology, it can result in the Web pages not being visible by end users who do not have the plugin software to view the pages.
If you are thinking about redesigning your Web pages, the following checklist may be useful.
If you get it right, who knows - you may win one of the UCISA Web Awards!
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STOKES COUNTY, N.C. -- Riley Adkins loves to hit golf balls, and she has a great swing.
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I can feel my life becoming a lot more organised, and as a result I'm getting more of the good things in life done. As soon as I finished my essay, I got changed and went for an evening run. A few weeks ago I would have not put so much effort into my essay for a start, and secondly instead of rewarding myself with a run it would have been more likely to be chocolate! I'm really liking this as it gives me 20-30 minutes of me time where I can think about anything I need to, and clear my thoughts as well as getting a good workout. Loving the feeling of getting life back on track. I have decided to start running again as I realised I have the time to fit it in and I used to be pretty good at it. My partner plays football twice a week and so I can take up whatever exercise I fancy - when we met I was a keen runner but that faded away a bit as he was never really into it.
I had a nice phone conversation with my Mum when I got home from my run and she was telling me all about her kindle. It was one of her christmas gifts and she absolutely loves it, she has always read all the time and she still manages to get through piles and piles of books in a week, around everything else she does. She said she had downloaded some free books and she is most the way through the first one, which she said she didn't hope for much from but as it has gone on she has really enjoyed it and got into it. She did say that there were an awful lot of spelling mistakes which I told her probably meant that the book was self published. It made me consider how the kindle is changing how we read; my Mum would have never picked up these books if they were on sale in a shop but having good books, downloadable in seconds for either free or incredibly cheap is meaning that more authors are getting read, and also readers are able to enjoy a bigger selection of books. I know a few people who are standing by the fact that "you can't beat going to the shop and buying a real book, smelling it etc..." but mostly, everyone seems to be loving the kindle. I know for me it's absolutely amazing. I can download a book for a reference for my uni work, or get a head start with my reading seeing as they only take seconds to appear in your kindle. But it did make me smile when my Mum said she's enjoying it so much, it made me think about the future for authors and reading enthusiasts alike, and it certainly looks bright to me.


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Many investment firms dealing in complex asset-backed securities did not have sufficient computing capacity to figure out the risks they were taking, as the global financial crisis unfolded, said the managing director and chief technology architect of Bank of America Merrill Lynch Monday.
"I would argue that regardless of the subprime disaster from a policy perspective, most of Wall Street did not have the compute power in place to calculate their real risk on this stuff,'' said Jeffrey M. Birnbaum, speaking at a late morning session of the 2010 HIgh Performance Computing Conference at the Roosevelt Hotel. "Because it is just too enormous.''
Exotic instruments known as collateralized debt obligations squared, for instance, were extremely complex. Where "simple" collateralized debt obligations were backed by a pool of bonds, loans and other credit instruments, a CDO-squared would be backed by slices of CDOs, known as tranches. CDO-squared products allowed banks to resell the credit risk they took in acquiring CDOs.
"CD0 squared? The computational power you need to actually get a reasonable answer is phenomenal,'' said Birnbaum. "Five years from now, it may be within your power to be able to run models that tell you reasonably what your risk measures really are on some of that stuff."
But not in 2008.
The "sea change" Birnbaum sees sweeping computation on Wall Street is the advance of low-cost commodity processors, with multiple "core" processors on single chips, combined with parallel programming techniques that tie together their work by the hundreds or thousands, in smart ways.
The changeover from sequential or linear programming, he noted, is requiring a massive change in the mindset of programmers. Particularly older programmers are used to writing programs where one instruction follows another, not where different tasks get dealt out to different processors at different points in the process and where results are pulled back together again.
Programmers will be dealing with "hundreds and hundreds of cores and threads.''
"Five years from now you will be confronted as a programmer with an abundance of parallel threads. What are you going to do with them?,'' he asked his audience, largely of Wall Street programmers.
"If you have no clue, if you have no thought process around how to do this, you're not going to be able to write high-performance systems,'' he said. "That's it."
"The lifeblood of Wall Street will depend on our ability to compute. To do ever more computation,'' he said.
And that will mean getting more and more skilled in parallelism, knowing what components of a program need to be written particularly for parallelism, what language or languages make the most sense, in each case, and use techniques like the creation of "fancy blob stores" for replicating information on trades and instruments being analyzed to deliver the level of computing that will be required.
"You have to have a higher level of understanding of what's going on" in parallel programming, than in serial programming, he said.
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Who thought that a healthy salad business in the US could become a $100 million business? Well, no one. Even the owners of Sweetgreen, Nathaniel Ru and his two friends, didn't believe that it could become as big as it is when they started. All they did was start a store next to the university they had graduated from. Their main objective was to remain sustainable, and promote local farmers by sourcing ingredients from them. As at now, it is perfectly normal to find long queues in any Sweetgreen store, not only during lunch times, but also dinner times on the weekend. Below are a few strategies that Ru states the company employees to ensure that this is possible:
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Black Soldiers – Joseph Gasford
Far from Home;
A Brief Record of the Life, Military Service and Death of Joseph Gasford; A Black Bandsman of the 89th Foot; Late of St. Domingo and Gosport, Hampshire.
By John D Ellis.
Joseph Gasford was born in French governed St. Domingo, (modern day Haiti and the Domincan Republic), in 1785. Whether he was born enslaved or free, and whether Gasford was his original name, or merely an Anglicised version of the French slave name given to his African forebears remains unknown. Gasford was born in one of the first West Indies colonies to successfully rebel, (in 1792), against slavery.
Although at war with the French, the British, fearing that rebellion should spread to their own colonies, sent two expeditions to put the uprising down. The earliest of these expeditions saw the British Army fight major battles against the free former slaves in 1790s, and whilst unsuccessful, such was Britains fear of the spread of rebellion to their own colonies, that they returned again in the early nineteenth century.
Whilst the 89th Foot, (the regiment Gasford was to enlist in), did not serve in St. Domingo, it did have its 1st Battalion resident in Ireland when Gasford appears to have arrived there sometime prior to 1803. It is possible that he actively sought sanctuary amongst the British, who with abolitionist sentiment growing at home, were beginning to flex their moral superiority vis–vis slavery over their enemies; the new French Republic. Alternatively, and given the British practise of encouraging Black Republican Prisoners of War to re-enlist in the British Armed Forces, it may be that Gasford had been captured, (albeit at a young age), by the British at St. Domingo and chose military service with the British rather than endure long years of captivity in a POW camp.
It is popularly believed that most Black soldiers enlisted in white British raised regiments when such units were based overseas. However, whilst some were indeed recruited overseas, it would appear that the majority of Black soldiers enlisted in either Ireland or on mainland Britain. The historical presence of Black people in Ireland remains largely neglected by historians; however, it seems evident that ships returning to Europe from the Americas probably made Ireland their first port of call in order to replenish supplies and to trade. Likewise Army regiments left badly under strength by duty in the white mans grave of the West Indies, would return to the country to re-stock their ranks with Irish recruits.
Whether Gasford arrived as a sailor on a returning merchant vessel; as a servant in the retinue of an Army regiment; or as a manacled POW; in Athlone, County West Meath, on the 21st of October 1803, the eighteen year old Joseph Gasford enlisted for unlimited service in the 1st Battalion 89th Foot, (later the Royal Irish Fusiliers, but hereafter referred to as the 1st/89th). Most regiments had more than one Black soldier in their ranks, and serving in the 1st/89th when Gasford enlisted was one George Cocoa, a twenty-six year old Jamaican.
The 1st/89th sailed for Holland in November 1805, but after multiple shipwrecks; much loss of life; and the capture of a large proportion of the unit by the Dutch; the prisoners were exchanged and the unit reformed in England in 1806. Unfortunately, in Portsmouth in September 1806, Private George Cocoa was discharged from the regiment after being injured during a shipwreck. On discharge he was described as being 29 years old, 5/9 tall, had black hair, black eyes and having a black complexion. Nothing is known of Cocoas fate.
The 1st/89th were quick to replace Cocoa, and Gasford was soon joined by another Black soldier, one George Warner, a twenty four year old from St. Christophers, West Indies. Following reformation the 1st/89th sailed for South America in February 1807, but mid-passage they were re-directed to the Cape, and from July 1807 they found themselves in Madras, India where they were to serve until 1831.
Initially Black people had been employed as slaves and/or servants to Army officers, acting as an index of rank or opulence supreme for their masters, and indeed officers were to continue to employ Black and Asian servants until well into the twentieth century. However, by the mid-eighteenth century a combination of the perceived innate musical ability of Black people; the fashion for Turkish music; and reforms to Army manpower with the establishment of enlisted military musicians ensured that the use of Black soldiers as military musicians and symbols of regimental rank and opulence had become widespread amongst white British raised regiments. After undergoing instruction in weapons handling and drill, Gasford and Warner joined the regimental band of the 1st/89th.
Whilst the exact role of regimental bands was not to be regulated until the mid-nineteenth century, in the line infantry bands were taken where-ever the regiment went; playing in camp, at military displays and social soires, under enemy fire to keep up the morale of their comrades; or on occasion being called upon to down instruments to pick up muskets and beat off enemy attacks. Thus, as either regimental bandsmen, or at Company level as buglers, drummers and trumpeters, Black soldiers served on campaign from the West Indies to the Iberian Peninsular; North America to Waterloo; and in the East Indies from Assaye to Java, and Burma to Afghanistan.
Whilst the racial hierarchies of the time meant that few Black soldiers were ever promoted, in the regiments they entered they were trained, paid, and enjoyed the same conditions of service, (however foul they might invariably be), as their white peers; thus no doubt enjoying a level of equality and acceptance seldom found in civilian life. Indeed, the memoirs of at least one black soldier, (Ukawsaw Gronniosaw who served with the 28th Foot during the 1760s), suggest that the treatment he received in his regiment compared favourably to that received as a free man in either America or England. That is not of course to suggest that Black soldiers entered a racially tolerant melting pot.
The ranks of the common soldiery were largely constituted of the flotsam and jetsam of British, Irish and European society; as well as the patriotic and adventurous; although the exact ratio of the latter to the former is still a matter for debate; with Wellington firmly indicating his views when he called his soldiers the scum of the earth. Thus there is no reason to expect that any racism present in contemporary society was not also present amongst the ranks of the British Army. However, the records of Black soldiers suggest that despite hostility towards people of colour, they came to be respected as soldiers by both their white peers and superiors.
For the ordinary soldier, service in the East Indies during the nineteenth century consisted of long periods of boredom interspersed with brief but bloody encounters with various groups of natives. The latter, for their part, were often, (albeit not unsurprisingly), unwilling to either bow to, or accept further, Britains expansionist policies, and as a result the 1st/89th saw more than their share of action. In 1811 the regiment left Madras to participate in the capture of Java; earning the battle honour Java, and if either Gasford or Warner had lived beyond 1848 they would have been entitled to claim the Java clasp to the retrospectively awarded Military General Service Medal 1793-1814.
Between 1817 and 1819 the unit was employed against the Pindarees, (in the 3rd Mahratta War), before returning to Madras.
In 1825 Private George Warner was discharged to a pension of 1s per day. On discharge he was 43 years old, 5/6 and 1/2 tall, had black hair, black eyes, a black complexion and claimed to be a hairdresser by trade. Like Gasford, Warner was from a French West Indies colony, although not one that had managed to successfully throw off the yoke of oppression as St. Domingo had.
When the Napoleonic Wars finally finished the French regained control of most of their former colonies, and whilst moves were being made to abolish colonial slavery; France, like Britain, still retained it. Therefore it is likely that Warner feared that a return to St. Christophers, (particularly in light of his taking up arms for the British), would have endangered his hard earned freedom. Warners pension papers noted his intention to remain in Madras on discharge, and perhaps during his long service there, (eighteen years by 1825), that he had established links locally and possibly even married a native girl. However, at this point Warner disappears from military records, so nothing more is known of him.
Between 1825 and 1826 the 1st/89th participated in the 1st Burma War; earning the battle honour Ava. During this campaign the regiment lost 621 enlisted men; mainly due to disease, however, the British Army has always been slow to reward campaign service; and the few survivors of the 1st/89th had to wait until 1851 to claim the Ava clasp to the retrospectively awarded Indian General Service Medal 1799-1826. By which time unfortunately, Joseph Gasford had died.
Private Joseph Gasford was discharged as an out-pensioner of the Royal Hospital Chelsea and awarded a pension of 1s/2d per day on the 31st of November 1829, being "worn out…being impaired by cataracts…" On discharge he was of "remarkably good character, 43 years old, 5/6" tall, had black hair, black eyes, a black complexion and claimed to be a labourer by trade.
Exactly how and where Joseph Gasford spent the next twelve years remains unknown. However, whilst like George Warner he chose not to return to the West Indies, (and probably for similar reasons), Gasford opted to settle in England. Bar a few years in Ireland, and a very brief stay in England as his battalion was being reformed after the Dutch debacle; the majority of Gasfords service had of course been spent in the East Indies; probably leaving him with few links to the country he chose to settle in.
Yet by 1841, he had apparently eschewed well known areas of Black settlement like Liverpool and London, to live in Gosport, Hampshire. Exactly why Gasford decided to settle in Gosport will probably remain unknown, although its proximity to Portsmouth, (where George Cocoa was discharged), might indicate that the area was home to a Black community, and/or that Cocoa and Gasford remained in contact after the formers discharged.
During the nineteenth century Gosport was a busy and bustling port area; home to the victualling yards and service industries vital to nearby Portsmouth, where from of course, Britains maritime empire spread out across the globe. The 1841 census for South Street, Alverstoke, Gosport reveals a highly transient population, with many people being born outside the County of Hampshire.
Thus, whilst they cannot be identified on the 1841 census, (as it does not facilitate the identification of race), it is possible that Gosport had a well established, albeit small Black population, which was able to maintain some communication with the West Indies. In 1841 Joseph Gasford was living in one of the Rookeries of Hammond Court, South Street; sharing his dwelling place with a musician, a tailor, and two young spinsters.
His proximity to the former; a forty year old professional musician named James Huskisson, suggests that perhaps although Gasford was listed as a Soldier, (indicating that his pension was his primary income), that he may have relied on his musical skills to supplement his pension.
Joseph Gasford died aged sixty three on the 3rd of July 1848 at Hammond Court, South Street, Gosport. The Registrar; Richard Reeves McKinon, pronounced the cause of death to be a chest affliction of long standing, and the witness present at Gasfords death was one Sophia Williams. In 1841 Sophia, a widow in her thirties with three young girls, had lived two houses away from Gasford in Hammond Court, and the age of the youngest child; (Maria aged three), suggests that she had been widowed relatively recently. It can only be speculated as to the exact relationship between Joseph Gasford and Sophia and her family. It may be that Sophias role in Joseph Gasfords life and death was merely that of a dispassionate observer of his final days; it being customary in the Rookeries for widows to earn money by nursing the sick and laying out the dead. However, it is equally likely, (considering that they had been neighbours for so long), that the old soldier of colour, far from home, with his poor eyes and an increasingly bad chest, acted as a surrogate grandfather figure to Sophia and her children, regaling them with fascinating tales of adventure and battle in far off lands.
In conclusion, whilst Joseph Gasford is to date the only Black Army pensioner known to have resided in nineteenth century Gosport, he was but one of many hundreds, if not thousands, of Black soldiers whose service in the white regiments of the British Army, (as opposed to the far better known segregated coloured units of the East India Company and the West India Regiments), has been long forgotten both by the country they fought for and the communities they later settled in.
Notes and Sources.
The search for Joseph Gasford in civvy street was greatly assisted by the enthusiastic co-operation of Mr Shaughnessy and the staff of the Local Studies section of Gosport Library.
The 89th Foot later became the Royal Irish Fusiliers, and their history and traditions are still retained by their direct descendants; the 1st Battalion The Royal Irish Regiment.
For Cocoa see Public Record Office [PRO] WO 121/80.
For Gasford see PRO WO 97/980. WO 120/62-66.
For George Warner see PRO WO 97/985.
The 1841 Census for Alverstoke, Gosport, Hampshire. HO 107/388/7.
Death Certificate of Joseph Gasford: GRO ref: September qtr. 1848. Averstoke, County of Southampton
JD. Ellis, The Visual Representation, Role and Origin of Black Soldiers in British Army Regiments During the Early Nineteenth Century, (Unpublished MA thesis. MA in Nineteenth Century Culture and Society. University of Nottingham, 2000).
The Prisoner records of Stapleton Prison near Bristol; which housed French POWs in the early nineteenth century, reveal that successful efforts were made by the British to enlist Black POWs into the Royal Navy. The majority of these men were sailors, however, at least one was a soldier captured at St. Domingo. See PRO ADM 104/416 Prisoners of War at Stapleton 1805-1811.
P. Fryer, Staying Power, The History of Black People in Britain, (Pluto Press, London, 1984).
H. Harris, The Royal Irish Fusiliers (The 87th & 89th Regiments of Foot), (Leo Cooper Ltd., London, 1972).
RG. Harris, The Irish Regiments, A Pictorial History 1683-1987, (The Nutshell Publishing Co Ltd., Tunbridge Wells, Kent, 1989).
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In an interview with Israel Radio Mitzna said that "If you take Hamas without the terror activity - that I of course completely oppose - then there is an organization that operates with similar objectives to those of Hamas right within the Israeli government."
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Deputy Education Minister Avi Wurtzman of the Bayit Yehudi party called Mitzna's comments "harsh incitement" and said he expected an apology from Hatnua's leader, Justice Minister Tzipi Livni.
"Mitzna has made very serious comments, and I don't think that the most insignificant party in the coalition can lecture us. Mitzna crossed the line with his vulgar behavior and I expect him to apologize. Need I remind Mitzna that only yesterday the cabinet has decided to cancel funds given by the PA to Palestinian security prisoners in Israel? We go to work after being released from the army, while they give paychecks to murderers.
"A comparison to a terror organization is insulting, but not to us - to Amram Mitzna. Instead of making comparisons let's make efforts to bring back the three boys that were abducted by Hamas – a party that is a member of the Palestinian government," said Wurtzman.
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So... that happened. Let's just start right in, shall we?
My Totally Normal, Uneventful, Relaxing Weekend
I was tipped off about the impending Kyle Bosch commitment on Friday evening, so I pre-wrote the "Hello" post, called it a night, and felt like I was ahead of the game.
At 3:20 pm on Saturday, I got this message from Heiko: "LOL your job." I would get the same message again 24 hours later. Over the course of 48 hours, I ended up writing eight commitment posts: Kyle Bosch, Wyatt Shallman, Jourdan Lewis, David Dawson, Chris Fox, Taco Charlton, Jake Butt, and Logan Tuley-Tillman. I no longer have the words to describe what went down—though the progressively more slap-happy tone of my posts as the weekend wore on serves this purpose well—so luckily other people wrote stuff, too.
Maize n Brew's Zach Travis discussed the implications of the weekend haul and compared it to Texas's ritual Junior Day bonanza:
That is eight four-star recruits all considered to be in the top-200 to Rivals.com, two linemen with a realistic chance of moving up to five-star range, and one of the best single day hauls outside of Texas's annual Junior Day Commitment Extravaganza.
Michigan, to my knowledge, has never had a six-commit day or an eight-commit weekend—at least in the documented internet recruiting era*—and Texas came up with exactly zero commits on their Junior Day this year. We need a new benchmark, though I think "That Weekend in February of 2012" is now it. Rivals.com's Mike Farrell utilizes the same comparison, mostly because there isn't anything else to equate this to:
"I've never seen anything like this—it's Texas territory," Farrell said in comparing U-M to the Longhorns, notorious for cleaning up early. "This is something new. It's pretty remarkable. I think they got the right guys on campus and that they really know the kids they are recruiting. They've got a good feel for kids who might be ready to pop - that said, they still did a good job to actually get them to jump on board.
"Got the right guys on campus" is probably in reference to Hoke, Mattison, et al, but it could just as easily refer to Shane Morris, whose role as a recruiter is clearly having a huge affect. Morris was the subject of an Angelique Chengelis profile today centering around his efforts as a pitchman:
The affable, congenial Morris has taken hold of the social media and works Twitter and Facebook, sending messages to potential future Wolverines. He makes calls, sends texts and emails, helping to secure commitments from the best high school players with whom he'll be teammates at Michigan.
"Oh, definitely. Hope so," Morris said enthusiastically when asked if he has impacted the Wolverines' recruiting. "I'm definitely recruiting all the time. We want to win national championships at Michigan and we're going to need the best players in the nation to do that."
Anyone who is on Twitter is likely aware of Morris's dogged recruiting efforts, and Taco Charlton took to the social media platform last night to relay his story of how he came to commit:
#TheDeal @S_Morris12 told Coach Matti if he would get him a pic with @ErinAndrews he would get me to commit.. rest is history haha
— Taco Charlton (@thekidTC33) February 21, 2012
I'll give Farrell the last word from an article hyping up the upcoming recruiting battles between Michigan and Ohio State, who all of a sudden find themselves playing catch-up despite having a five-star and three four-stars in the fold (the rest of the B1G—four total commits, period):
"Urban Meyer's the Axl Rose of recruiting," Farrell said. "He's the rock star. Brady Hoke is not out there like that. He's not the same type of guy. He's an old-school, shoot-it-straight guy. But he's obviously getting the job done at an equal level. With these two, recruiting will be fun because they're unlike each other. That's going to make things very interesting. They each have different approaches to things. It's going to be a great battle.''
Let's hope Florida was Meyer's Appetite for Destruction, and we'll now spend a decade waiting for Chinese Democracy before realizing we don't care anymore. Alright, there's no way that's how things will turn out, but one can hope.
*The six listed by Rivals for one day in 2003 did not actually happen that way; I think they were just catching up and didn't specify the exact dates. Seth, who probably summed up my weekend better than anyone, has the correct listing.
Hoke Never Sleeps, 'Cause Sleep is the Cousin of Death
The fallout from this weekend spills over into a second section because it deserves as much. Steve Wiltfong caught up with both Kyle Bosch and David Dawson in the aftermath of their commitments to get their thoughts on why they committed, and both are well worth a read. Here's Bosch, who had this gem [emphasis mine]:
At the beginning of the day, I started to hint that I was going to commit. I told Coach Borges maybe next month I could see myself commit. Then the director of player personnel Coach Singletary came over to me and I said maybe next week. I then went in the bathroom and talked to my mom on the phone and we talked about it, Michigan State and Stanford. It came down to academics. I have a ton of respect for Michigan State and Stanford. I think they're both outstanding schools, but it came down to academics. Michigan is the right place for me.
Those of you still smarting from Josh Garnett's decision to go to Stanford will find that especially cathartic. The only thing that could make that quote better would be if Jim Harbaugh was still coaching the Cardinal.
I guess I got the order wrong when putting up Dawson's and Lewis's commitment posts, because it sounds like the offensive lineman beat his teammate by a matter of seconds:
I talked to my mom about if Michigan offered me, would I commit on the spot. She was okay with it. She liked it for the academics, and the academics came before the football.
We were talking to Coach Hoke and he offered me. I looked at my mom and then looked at him and I told him I'd like to commit. He asked me if I was serious, and he jumped up and started yelling. He shook my hand and gave my mom a hug, gave me a hug. Everyone was screaming and it didn't make it any better when J (Jourdan Lewis) walked in and said he was committing too. It was a great feeling yesterday.
Given Hoke's propensity for screaming and hugging when a recruit commits in person, I'm kindly requesting that the next player who plans on doing this records the whole thing on their smartphone. I imagine it's a sight to behold. Speaking of Hoke, he apparently doesn't sleep, because by the time Jake Butt committed on Sunday, he was in Florida schmoozing with some bigwig donors:
Before offering his pledge the Pickerington North star decided to travel home and mull things over just a little bit more, but that he was close to making his choice was likely evident to all. Even so, that didn't stop his future coaches from reacting to the news like they had received the surprise of the year.
"I actually told Coach Hoke, Coach Borges, and Coach Ferrigno and they were all really excited," Butt stated. "Coach Hoke was down in Florida talking to some boosters for the university, and he just let out a big scream when he heard it. (Laughter) They all said I made their night and they can't be happier for me. This is really great."
I wonder if Hoke had any voice left by the time Tuley-Tillman committed. Given that he can barely talk after games, I have to imagine the weekend was hell on his larynx.
Ethan Pocic—one of just two weekend visitors to not commit, along with Rod Crayton—reportedly enjoyed his visit and said Michigan "went up in [his] view." ($, info in header). There was a false Twitter report out there that he had named a top three that didn't include Michigan, but Pocic soundly denied doing so.
That wasn't all on the weekend, by the way. Michigan also managed to pick up a couple of preferred walk-on for 2012, both long-snappers. Saline's Taybor Pepper—the #7 long-snapper in the 2012 class on Chris Sailer Kicking—actually jumped the gun and committed on Thursday. Fenton's Tyler Tokarsky announced his commitment via Twitter yesterday. Both links contain video and more info on a couple of guys who will hopefully remain anonymous barring a Jareth Glanda moment.
Offers, More Offers, Visits, Lists, Etc.
Prepare for a massive bulleted list, as Michigan has sent out a ton of offers in the last week. These are in no particular order, just how my tabs happened to show up:
- Dadeville (AL) DT Rod Crayton was offered a scholarship while on his Sunday visit to Ann Arbor ($). Crayton was very impressed by the fact that he would have three D-line coaches at Michigan.
- Auburn (CA) Placer DT Eddie Vanderdoes ($, info in header), the #21 overall recruit in the country according to Rivals.
- Petaluma (CA) Casa Grande ATH Elijah Qualls, who told aquaman he's being offered as a DE.
- Wyomissing (PA) Area LB Alex Anzalone, a four-star on Rivals who also has offers from Ohio State, Notre Dame, Penn State, Alabama, Florida, South Carolina and West Virginia.
- Everett (MA) OL John Montelus, the #214 prospect on Rivals—I had a chance to catch up with him last week and he mentioned a desire to visit Michigan.
- Moreno Valley (CA) Rancho Verde WR Damore'ea Stringfellow, the #107 player on Rivals, recently grabbed offers from Michigan, Arizona State, Nebraska, UCLA, and Washington State.
- Santa Monica's Sebastian LaRue is another California wideout to grab an offer ($, info in header). He's the #141 overall player in the Rivals250.
- Rancho Cucamonga (CA) DB Chris Hawkins told TomVH that a Wolverine offer was one he and his father were waiting on ($). Hawkins is the #159 prospect according to Rivals.
- Washington DC Gonzaga ATH Devin Butler is a three-star on 24/7, and he told Clint Brewster he plans on visiting in the spring ($).
- Dallas (TX) Kimball DT Justin Manning, the #89 player on Rivals, also picked up an offer ($, info in header).
- Massillon (OH) Washington CB Gareon Conley is another in a long line of D-I prospects from one of Ohio's most storied high school programs. He told Scout that he grew up as a Michigan fan and was very excited by the offer ($).
- A third Rivals250 WR from California, Oakley Freedom's Darrell Daniels, now has offers from Michigan, Colorado, UCLA, and Oregon State after a strong showing at the U.S. Army combine ($).
- Tempe (AZ) Marcos De Niza CB Priest Willis is the #84 overall prospect on Rivals, and Michigan's offer gave him 16 total ($, info in header).
- Los Angeles (CA) Loyola CB Cameron Walker is a four-star and the #214 prospect to 24/7, but Michigan became one of his first two offers along with, coincidentally, San Diego State ($).
- Three-star Randolph (NJ) guard Brendan Mahon added offers from Michigan and Temple last week ($, info in header).
- Belton (TX) TE Durham Smythe—who I posted an interview with this morning—got his Michigan offer last week, though it might be difficult to pull him from Texas.
- Upland (CA) DE Joe Mathis, the #93 prospect on Rivals, got his Michigan offer last week.
- The Wolverines also offered 2014 DT Andy Bauer, a big-time recruit from St. Louis (IL) De Smet who visited two weeks ago.
As you can see, the Wolverines are heavily targeting the top talent in California, a likely product of Brady Hoke's connections there from his time at San Diego State. That offer list is also littered with prospects from the Rivals250, as Michigan is able to focus on blue-chip players with a small class that's now already halfway full. We'll see how judicious they are with their offers moving forward; three players—Donovan Munger, De'Niro Laster, and Ross Douglas—visited on Monday and did not get offers extended. Tight end Jacob Matuska, who does hold an offer, also was on campus yesterday.
Several players have expressed interest in visiting lately, and a couple of them are quite noteworthy. Five-star CA S/LB Su'a Cravens told Scout that Michigan will get one of his five official visits, in large part due to his relationship with Hoke dating back to his days with the Aztecs ($, info in header). Two blue-chip prospects from Good Counsel in Maryland will visit for the April 14th spring game in five-star corner Kendall Fuller and four-star linebacker Dorian O'Daniel. Four-star WR Robert Foster has confirmed that he'll visit Michigan State next weekend, and it's a possibility that he'll swing by Ann Arbor as well. Richmond (VA) Hermitage RB Derrick Green, the #64 prospect on Rivals, will visit Ann Arbor this weekend ($, info in header).
Unfortunately, it can't all be sunshine and lollipops, as some players either named top groups that exluded Michigan or committed elsewhere. Five-star FL OT Laremy Tunsil named a top two of Florida and Georgia ($, info in header). Four-star VA DE Jonathan Allen named Alabama as his favorite after receiving an offer ($, info in header). Four-star VA safety Tim Harris named a top two of Virginia and Virginia Tech, though he expressed interest in visiting both Michigan and Ohio State ($, info in header). Louisville (KY) Trinity CB Ryan White named a top two of Louisville and Illinois, and his teammate, DE Jason Hatcher, has also expressed strong interest in the Cardinals.
We wish happy trails to four recruits: Dallas (TX) Jesuit WR Jake Oliver committed to Texas, while his teammate, OL J.J. Gustafson, committed to Texas A&M. Vorhees (NJ) Eastern CB Eli Woodard pledged to the Buckeyes. While he didn't hold an offer, Birmingham Brother Rice LB Johnny Reshke will likely be one the top 2013 prospects in the state, and he committed to MSU last week.
Quickly: Sam Webb profiles RB Deveon Smith—whose recruitment will likely come down to Michigan and Ohio State, and says it's "50-50" between the schools regarding his favorite right now—in his most recent DetNews column. Wiltfong recaps the Best of the Midwest combine, which featured five-star linebacker Jaylon Smith—the event's MVP—as well as linebacker Tim Kimbrough, defensive end Elijah Daniel, and several potential Michigan targets. Allen Trieu scouts last week's Elite Big Man Camp in Wixom—ND commit Steven Elmer, Cass Tech junior DT Kenton Gibbs, and 2014 Detroit Loyola DE Malik McDowell are mentioned as standouts ($).


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