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Kriss Schaffer became administrator of the Arkansas Veterans Home in Fayetteville just five months ago, determined to make improvements.
"I did my research before I took the job. It was nothing that scared me I mean I knew things could be fixed. He says now "everybody is so much more confident, there is more of a sense of camaraderie, the residents have noticed a difference, the resident's families have noticed a difference."
Yet as time passed, Kriss Schaffer said, "We have discovered some things within our budget that we weren't really aware of."
The Arkansas Department of Veterans Affairs issued a statement saying in part "Last year's audit revealed that we over-billed the federal VA, due to a cost report calculation error. Now that cost report procedure has been adjusted, and we are in the process of paying back $264,000 to the VA."
However, it didn't stop there. In February of 2014, the VA discovered staff at the Fayetteville Veteran's home failed to manage money accounts so there are still three outstanding accounts from previous fiscal years that need to be paid off, totaling 347-thousand dollars.
The ADVA issued a statement saying "There are three outstanding accounts payable from previous fiscal years that will need to be accounted for in Fiscal Year 2015: All care approx. $200,000, UAMS approx. $37,000, Federal VA $ 110,000."
Schaffer said, "It's not that we didn't know about them, but it was kind of a surprise."
To get out of the red, Schaffer says resident numbers need to increase. "The key thing I wanted to do was to boost our census because the census has been low. That will generate more income which will help us out. We get no appropriations from the state. our operations here are day to day and what we take in is what goes out."
But despite money issues, he doesn't want folks to worry. He says it won't take long to build up the budget.
Schaffer said, "Give me six more months and I think things will be great. It's stuff that is all lined up to be taken care of.
Kriss Schaffer says resident numbers at the Veterans Home in Fayetteville are already increasing, and the ADVA is working on a business plan to develop concrete solutions to the accounting issues.


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Let's Cut Larry Harrison
...some slack.
Harrison, of course, was the Michigan defensive lineman who made a habit of strolling around Ann Arbor masturbating in front of alarmed coeds. When caught by police he was booted from the team and transferred to I-AA North Carolina A&T. (It's unclear whether Harrison had the option of remaining a Michigan student or not.) His year was as uneventful as possible for a famous for masturbating. He started on the defensive line, made 39 tackles, and kept his pants in an upright and locked position at all times as the wheels of justice ground slowly towards him.
Harrison was convicted in December and dismissed by A&T pending a standard review of his case. Eventually the school, working with the Michigan legal system, agreed to re-admit him so he could continue with the rest of his life. Six days ago, The Greensboro News-Record, a classy newspaper way more responsible than crazy bloggers, slapped this headline across their front page six days ago:
Sex felon returns to N.C. A&T
Two days ago the editor put up a blog post defending their decision to continue their series on Harrison (one of the letters mentions this is the second front page story on Harrison within a week) with the following rationale:
- "The young man has had a high profile for a year." Just a thought: maybe this is because the Greensboro News-Record keeps putting him on the front page.
- "Last week, we learned the university had readmitted him and he was going to play football again. Then, once we asked about his status, the acting chancellor got involved and determined that Harrison would not be play football." The News-Record must have a very large front page if it covers every A&T student who doesn't play football -- and thanks to their diligent pursuit of the truth Harrison has joined their ranks and can no longer do the one thing he knows he's exceptional at. No doubt that will straighten his life out. Hey, it worked for Maurice Clarett.
- And, of course, the News-Record has to save the children: "* Most important, a convicted sex offender is going to attend a state university alongside many students who are going to be away from home and unchaperoned for the first time. We believe that is important information for the A&T community to know. (As a parent of a college-age student, I find that information relevant.)" Because this "high profile" young man is a complete unknown to the A&T community. No doubt everyone plum forgot after the last front-page article.
- ...but not the Duke children: "Quick add: I should emphasize that it makes a difference that A&T is a state institution. It has, in my mind, responsibilities to taxpayers and citizens that private schools don't necessarily have."
All you need to know about the legitimacy of these articles is contained in the last pathetic bullet. "N.C. A&T is a public school" is not a reason for or against informing your readership of the re-admission of a sex offender, dangerous or no. The straws strain from the various clutchings going on.
Yesterday the AP published a completely quote-free story on the university's reaction to the manufactured scandal:
Officials of North Carolina A&T State University say they want to know more about how a former University of Michigan football player was allowed back into school after being convicted of a felony sex offense.
Shirley B. Frye, special assistant to interim Chancellor Lloyd V. Hackley, plans a trip to Michigan this week to review documents in the case of Larry Tarone Harrison Jr., university spokeswoman Mable Scott said Tuesday.
Harrison's status as a college student is in danger of being revoked once more.
I have no wish to defend Harrison's actions. I have always held that no one should be forced to watch a 300-pound defensive lineman masturbate.* No doubt the women he approached were scared out of their minds -- if a three-hundred-pound man approached me with his poxy mast rigged and ready for sail I would be frightened, too -- but the only person Harrison touched was himself. At its heart this story is about Harrison doing something weird and frightening, but not evil. It's his misfortune that his particular weirdness is a hanging curve for a horde of loud, twitchy people.
Despite harming no one, Harrison has lost any opportunity to make a living in football and is on the verge of being run out of college entirely. He's is clearly in need of counseling or (helpful prescription) drugs or psychiatry but, in a word, this is insane. Sure, he's a "sex felon," but to paste that into a splashy I-A headline is irresponsible. It conjures images of violent sexual assault; the only reason it's not libel is that it's technically true. The only reason that provocative headline was on the front page was to sell papers, whether or not the N-R will admit that, and that's despicable. But we do what we must for circulation numbers.
If Harrison was a Dungeons & Dragons aficionado instead of a defensive lineman, this story would have elicited mild titters when he was caught and then faded away. Harrison would have dealt with the justice system, transferred somewhere, and not been the focus of stories on the front pages of totally classy newspapers. Well, Greensboro News-Record: Harrison's not a football player any more. He's just a guy who may or may not like Dungeons & Dragons, so you can ignore him like the rest of the area sex offenders.
And kids, please: Don't be Harrison or Mike Cooper. Masturbate in the comfort and privacy of your home.
*(That sentence is a candidate to go on my gravestone.)
Ok, Ok: Clarett Totally Arrested And Stuff
Yes, kids, this happened:
After an illegal U-turn, Clarett led police on an OJ-like chase from one Columbus suburb to another and then back before the cops managed to spike-strip his car. Clarett was drunk, wearing a bullet-proof vest, and in possession of four loaded firearms and a hatchet. The DJL Zone was there!
This is part funny -- a superfluous hatchet is funny in any circumstance -- but mostly tired and sad. Clarett is clearly even more deranged than the average player who chooses Ohio State and in need of (helpful prescription) drugs or psychiatry or both.
Question: what in the hell is Clarett still doing in Columbus? The entire city hates him after his sordid journey and revelations to ESPN (good job following up on those bad boys, NCAA!). He'd be better off literally anywhere else. Two-second pop pyschology: Clarett desperately needs any kind of attention, even raw hatred, and Columbus is the place he's most likely to get it. Hopefully prison treats Clarett better than life -- it can't be any worse.
Side note: Watching "American Dragon: Jake Long" right now. Jake speaks in a weird kid-ified Snoop shizzle speak. He's currently fighting an infestation of wedding-ruining gremlins by dancing something called the "hubba-hubba hula." It's working! GO JAKE LONG. Now he's rapping. CEASE AND DESIST.
Unverified Voracity: Coke Geyser Edition
Memorize this phone number:
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Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to get hammered at some point during the season, call it, and leave a profane message directed at the college football antagonist of your choice.
Not dead yet: Antonio Bass. Sam Webb -- a GBW writer I have no problems with, for the record -- has an article on the star-crossed wideout's status. Money graf:
"I'm having a basic knee test just to check my whole knee...to check out everything to see if everything is going right and if everything is going as good as it possibly can," Bass explained. "That's all it really is. It's like the whole knee procedure. It's like a checkup. I'm not concerned at all. I'll be back next year and I'll be back better than ever."
The "basic knee test" Bass refers to was the source of much consternation when Carr referred to it as a make-or-break examination that would determine Bass' fate. We won't really know if he's going to return to full health until he steps on the field next year but at this point it sounds like he'll be given the opportunity to do so.
Also not dead yet: Anthony Thomas. The former rookie of the year has found something of a home in Buffalo:
There's one running back on the [Bills] roster who I fully expect to eat into McGahee's workload. Former two-time 1,000-yard rusher Anthony Thomas had his best seasons in Chicago under Dick Jauron and appears set to become a factor on the field once again after two lost seasons. He looked quicker than I've seen him since his days with the Michigan Wolverines and hit the corner on sweeps with power and authority, even seeking out contact downfield.
... There's some speculation that Jauron will give his former No. 1 back a shot to become a goal-line vulture.
Rivals has re-ranked their 2007 basketball 150. Alex Legion moves down to #38 but Manny Harris moves up to #36. Kelvin Grady is still not listed, which is not a surprise.
I fail at the Internet. Diet Coke + Mentos == EXPLOSIONS!!! I am so, so out of touch: NPR beat me to this by months. Radio about exploding soda? What is this, 1925?
Etc.: Jim Carty on Kolodziej; Vijay digs up video from... 1903(!); Ohio State tight end Marcel Frost -- the projected starter -- has been suspended for the entire season. Reason given: "violating team rules."
Fantasy Camp Firsthand
The fantasy camp is a strange institution. Though the fantasies therein are always restricted to mere sport, they charge fees that imply otherwise. Grown men happily pay these fees. Why? Jon Chait explains below.
Make sure you pick up the next "Play" issue of the New York Times Magazine on October 29th for a full article on the experience
I attended the Michigan football fantasy camp last Thursday and Friday. The first thing to say is that it was an incredible experience. If you have the $2500 to blow, I strongly recommend that you do it next year. If you don't have the $2500, I urge you to start selling heroin to schoolchildren to raise the necessary funds.
The second thing to say is that the coaches deserve enormous credit. They volunteered their time teaching football skills to a pack of hopelessly over-the-hill super-fans. They took to the task with immense enthusiasm, and I think every one of us came away with a high opinion of them and the work they do. If I was a football coach, this is not the way I'd like to spend my last two days of vacation until Thanksgiving, but they all seemed to be enjoying themselves.
Let me first discuss the camp, and then after some takeaways.
Day 1
Around noon on Thursday buses picked us up at the Campus Inn and drove us to the football locker room. It's a pretty cool place. We all had nameplates on out lockers, Michigan shorts and t-shirts, and socks waiting at our lockers. There were refrigerators with bottles of water and Gatorade. After we changed into that and cleats/gym shoes we filed out to the buses and were driven to Schembechler Hall.
First Scott Draper, the Asst. AD for Football, told us expectations – feet on floor, eyes ahead, no hats, etc. Then Lloyd Carr came in and gave a presentation for an hour. It was basically the same spiel he gives the players for the first meeting of practice (last Sunday, I think.) One theme that emerged from it, and subsequent talks, is that the coaches obviously think their central challenge is keeping players who aren't playing happy. Their big fear is that bench guys bitch and poison the whole team morale. Over and over they hit on the need to not complain about PT, don't listen to players who are complaining, etc. Also the normal go to class, be on time stuff.
Then we had an hour long meeting with the offensive coaches, mostly DeBord. The meetings were leading up to a scrimmage the next day, and the program was to install two plays, a run and a play-action pass off the same run action. The offensive coaches were running through the diagram of the play and the description of every position's assignment. They moved really fast. It seemed most guys had some trouble keeping up.
Followed next an hour-long meeting with the defensive coaches where we put in one base defense. My main takeaway here: Ron English is awesome. When it comes to UM coaches there's English and there's everybody else. He has this Bo-like charisma and command. I was blown away by the guy.
Then we went outside for nearly two hours of position drills. We broke into 8 groups and rotated through, spending about 15 minutes with every position coach learning basic techniques. We had everything except tight end. Main takeaway here – I never realized before how every minute aspect of what the player does – stance, first step, second step – is choreographed.
After that, bused back to hotel for shower, rest and then cocktail hour and dinner. The coaches were there and we got to schmooze them. Eric Campbell sat at my table. Bo was the keynote speaker. Some of his material was familiar but most of the campers hadn't heard it. Heck, Bo's delivery is good enough that familiar material isn't boring.
Day 2
Next morning, bus to locker room to change (where clean stuff was waiting), bus to Schembechler for meetings. We reviewed the offensive and defensive plays, and the coaches showed us film of the players in spring practice running those plays. One run had Grady busting a long run, one pass had Breaston scoring on a deep post pattern. Breaston also had a knockout block. The coaches went over what every player did and showed you the way it's supposed to work, or what reads the defensive player should make. This was really cool stuff.
[Note: the victim of many offensive highlights was Charles Stewart. I jokingly asked Ron Lee about that later, and he said it was the first week of practice, and Stewart got much better after.]
Then the highlight (for me) of the whole time: 11 on 11 scrimmage. Bad thing is, it was just an hour. For the first half hour I was playing defense with everybody else who was in groups 5-8. The first 15 minutes of that was a scrimmage, where we ran through assignments against a scout team. It was still 11-on-11 and it was fun. After 15 minutes, we ran over to the offensive side to go against the offensive guys in a semi-live scrimmage. (There were no helmets or pads, so it was wrap rather than hit, but a few guys went down. It felt like football to me, but without the collisions.)
There were lots of guys, so we broke up into three units, chosen at random. I was the second unit in. We were jumping up and down on the sidelines cheering the defense, and telling each other that when we got in we wouldn't give up a yard. I don't think we did. I played strong-side defensive end. (I wanted to play safety because of English, but everybody seemed to have the same idea and we were six-deep there with volunteers. So I moved to d-line, which had barely enough for one unit, thinking I'd get more reps. But then they moved a bunch of guys from safety and it evened out.) I had three scrimmage plays. The first two were runs, and instead of holding my gap I was incredibly eager to make a tackle so I over-penetrated, opening up a seam. Fortunately my teammates bailed me out. Third play was a pass, and I blew past the tackle, blew past the fullback, and got to the QB just as he rushed off a pass.
Next was offense. Again, first we practiced, this time in separate units, then 15 minutes of scrimmage. This time they let people play wherever. I played o-line because we had only 8 guys there, as opposed to four deep or more at receiver, QB, etc. So I got to play nearly every down. It was a blast. One play we opened up a huge hole on a run. After the play, Andy Moeller looks at me and says, "where you on the right side on that play?" I say yes. "Nice job," he says. I should note that I have by this point become pathetically eager for their approval.
Last offensive play, and the coaches are making a big deal out of which side wins. DeBord comes into the huddle. He says we'll do the normal run, except the flanker will come around for a reverse around left end. As the right guard, I make an impromptu decision to pull around left end and lead the play. It works (I sealed off the rush end) and they were super-surprised. We got like thirty yards, and we thought it was a TD but later discovered the flanker was shoved out of bounds. Classic DeBord Ball: run the same thing hundreds of times in a row, then break tendency once for a huge play.
After that, bus to the locker room, shower and change, walk to Champions Center for lunch. More schmoozing. They had wide screen TVs lining the walls, alternating between the MSU game and the PSU game. Loeffler was at my table and gave the inside account of what went down on the last PSU drive. (When Henne threw short on the second-to-last play, he said, "I could have killed him.") Carr was 5 feet away from me, and we bantered a bit about the two seconds he got back. There was a pretty good talk/slide show on Fielding Yost by an author who wrote a book on the Big House.<
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Bus to Schembechler for a film breakdown of the scrimmage. This was great. The whole conceit of the camp was being treated like players, and DeBord was ridiculing bad plays to much laughter. When an old guy limped out on a pass route he said "we need more speed at that wide receiver position." But it really did look like football for the most part. We sat in position groups, me with Stripling and then Moeller, and they critiqued every play we ran. Good coaching tips. Strip criticized my over-penetration on the runs. When my near sack came up, English yells out, "Who's the end?" I raise my hand. "Nice job, end," he says. Stripling says my over-penetration finally pays off. I tell him I'm a third-down defensive end, and he laughs.
Then Carr talks again and gives a Q and A session (whole thing was an hour). Then we bus to stadium, put on jerseys with out names, and run out the tunnel while being announced. Some friends and family were there. Pretty cheesy, I thought. There was a passing competition where you try to hit dummies from 10, 20, and 30 yards, and the winner got an autographed helmet. My brother and I straggle for a while, throwing passes on the field, and when we walk of Carr is there, and the two of us start chatting as we go through the tunnel. Then after like 30 seconds I hear behind me a woman calling "Chait? Chait?" I turn around and it's a woman saying she knows my dad and am I related. My brother, who was following behind me, has my back and goes over to take this one, but by then Carr was talking to somebody else. Thanks for rescuing me from that conversation with Lloyd Carr, lady.
Now, some thoughts on the coaches. First, of course, is Lloyd Carr. Carr was incredibly generous with his time. He gave a couple hour-long presentations, lots of us got to chat him up multiple times, and he was on the field throughout practice. He is on the whole a very good coach, and the thing he's great at is the most important thing to be good at: he knows how to recruit good players and mold them into a team. The camp gave a very good insight into the ethos of Michigan football, the way Carr emphasizes going to class, playing as a team, not taunting the opponent, never celebrating by yourself, and so on. Carr recruits great players because he has integrity and it comes across.
Of course, Carr also has a maddening tendency to sit on leads, and that came across as well. The common theme of Carr's presentation was fear, fear of turnovers, penalties, and mistakes. He has the mentality of a old man who lived through the Depression. When Ron English talks, the meta-theme is: if you do what I tell you and follow the correct techniques, we will dominate the opposition, and they cannot score. When Carr talks, he just conveys terror of things going wrong.
Carr is *explicit* about the offense and defense playing two different ways. When the offense is behind, we have to score. When the offense is ahead, we must protect the ball. When the defense is ahead, we must protect the lead, and when we're behind it must get the ball back. If there was any question that he has a fundamentally different mentality when we're behind and ahead, it was utterly dispelled.
Carr and other offensive coaches made it clear: When we have a small lead late in the fourth quarter, we are going to run the ball. We are going to do this even if the defense is in a ten man front. Most of the time we don't want to run against an overloaded defense, but at the end of the game strategy is out the window and it's a matter of willpower.
Now, does this mean we're doomed? I say no. Our running game had several interrelated problems. First, we ran in predictable situations, like the end of a game with the lead. Second, our formations tipped off when we would run and where, so the safeties charging the line knew exactly where to go to fill the hole. This has been the problem for ten years. It's just too hard to make the unblocked man miss when he know where you're going before the snap.
The reason I'm optimistic is that we're changing our offensive schemes. I can't say how because the coaches want to keep this secret. But it's an important change that I believe will make us better at running, and better at integrating the pass and run game. I say this as a fan who's grown exasperated with years of poorly-designed offenses. In years past we've seen, at best, tiny improvements invariably followed by slow regression. This year I think we're going to have real reform.
Now, some other coaching outtakes. Steve Szabo inspires confidence. He's a former Navy guy, and has a tough, laconic manner, kind of like Clint Eastwood, and an NFL background. (I have heard secondhand that he may not care for Charlie the Weis.) The linebacker style will be more aggressive. Here's one example: During linebacker drills, at one point we lined up across from a pair of backs and were told simply to flow to the ball – go whichever way the backs go. My first time, I tried to do the classic Michigan linebacker thing. I shuffled parallel to the line, kept leverage on the ballcarriers, and closed in as they approached the line. Szabo did not like that. He wanted me to be more aggressive. Indeed, he was telling everybody to be more aggressive. So, next time up, as soon as the tailback took a step I made a beeline for him like he had just done something horrible to my family. Szabo liked that a lot. I think if I had snuck into the tailbacks room the night before and hit him while he slept he would have liked it even more. The linebacker style of play is going to be very different, and I'm basing this on more than just that one experience.
Some other impressions: Ron Lee is gregarious and funny. Andy Moeller may be the least awe-inspiring of the coaches (my brother called him "the coach most likely to be mistaken for a camper") but he's a good teacher and extremely likeable. No wonder he's such a good recruiter – he projects integrity. DeBord is loud, enthusiastic, and pretty funny. Steve Stripling is low-key and a good technician. Ron English is a God among men.
Thanks to Jon for the fascinating look at the program. If the defense performs well over the next couple years, it sounds like English is going to be a serious candidate for head coaching jobs all over the place... including Michigan.
Let's Play Google Zeitgeist
The House Rock Built thinks Jeff Carroll's set a swell example with his rad use of Google searches as proof of anything an everything and I concur. Finally we have a tool with which we can settle age old debates. I say let's get to settlin' things.
Jimmy Clausen most strongly resembles what flightless animal?
(all searches are jimmy.clausen ANIMAL)
Charlie Weis most strongly resembles what flightless animal?
What is the first name of Michigan's coach?
That's right, kids: Google predicts Michigan to go 12-1.
(If you input five Ls, Google helpfully asks if you might have made an error:
Also, the Google record for most Ls in "Lloyd" goes to an enterprising young fellow who didn't stop until #14 in a post on the recently canned pirate referee. Either he's from a dystopian future where LL Cool J forces colleges to play two more regular season games on motorcycles or he's projecting an NFL job for Carr in the near future. Yeah, "dystopian future" it is.)
Weis Consumes Jeff Carroll's Soul
...adds further to his mind-shattering girth.
I loathe to side with NDNation on any topic large or small, but when the opposition is provided by SportsJournalists.com -- the only board on the Internet that can give the Nationites a run for their money when it comes to ludicrous arrogance better placed in 1955 -- the pill goes down a little easier. The situation: Jeff Carroll of the South Bend Tribune writes a four-article series questioning the hoopla surrounding Jimmy Clausen. It largely exists to fill space in supposedly controversial fashion, tackling the proverbial tough questions facing the Irish program. Are they selling out for victories? Is Weis playing by the rules? How good can Jimmah be if he thinks that haircut is an intelligent decision? All you need to know about the articles is encapsulated in the following lines:
A Google search for the phrases "Notre Dame" and "Just like everyone else" finds 11,700 matches.
Another search, for "tarnished dome," returns 5,310 matches.
("Jeff Carroll" and "lazy" = 83 hits.) The same level of hard-hitting(!), solid evidence persists throughout. There are vague quotes linked by paragraphs that hint at potential troubles followed by more vague quotes. The only thing of interest in the entire series is a surprisingly liberated quote from incoming freshman Paddy Mullen (yes, his real name):
"He's cocky," Mullen said. "He's a typical quarterback. We'll see what happens when he's at Notre Dame and getting knocked around a little bit. We'll see when he has a defensive tackle tackling the crap out of him.
"I committed to Notre Dame. I told as many people as I could, people who called. But I don't have a PR firm putting my name out there. ... This guy better be unbelievable."
When the articles are published, NDNation and assorted party organs explode with hilarious outrage. Several posters urge the moderators to place the South Bend Tribune on their Nixonian enemies list and prohibit any and all outgoing links to those damn pinkos. Eventually the spittle ceases flecking Internets rubberneckers and the whole thing blows over... until yesterday, when Carroll is informed that he is on Weis's enemies list and can no longer be suffered to ask questions of the high holy one:
It didn't take Charlie long to flex some muscle. Former Times Sports Writer Jeff Carroll, now working for the Irish Sports Report, was informed by school officials that he could not ask questions of Weis, his staff or players during the three-hour session. It seems Weis and senior associate athletics director John Heisler weren't happy with some of Carroll's reporting endeavors.
Here's an idea: Have someone ask the questions for you.
Personally, I think the intention was to embarrass Carroll, publicly.
The Mullen quote -- obtained outside of approved channels -- is the pretext given. Cue second round of hilarious outrage from SportsJournalists.com. This has been great fun all around for yours truly, who loves seeing both Notre Dame fans and journalists tweaked.
To play Mills Lane for a moment: I side with Weis. The series by Carroll was indeed a hack job that attempted to spin Pulitzer gold out of not even hay but air. Clausen's a big recruit with a lot of pub. He committed to Notre Dame. End of story. There's no reason ND should be expected to put up with a reporter who has clearly attempted to damage the school for personal benefit. Jeff Carroll is not granted inalienable rights to ask questions of the high holy one and his actions -- no one else's -- got those privileges removed. There's a fine line here: a reporter with an actual story and actual, you know, evidence of malfeasance is duty-bound to report his findings. Giving such a reporter a similarly cold shoulder is poor form at best and more likely rampant megalomania. Carroll doesn't fall into that category. He wrote the stories because he wanted attention, silly things like evidence be damned. The articles had the air of careful phrasing to avoid libel suits and nothing approaching justification; the sympathy meter reads zero.
I've often wondered why Drew Sharp doesn't get the same treatment from the Michigan program. Even though he's a columnist and therefore not beholden to said facts, his relentless negativity is a drag on both Detroit-area fans and the teams they support. Lloyd Carr hates the guy -- and can you find someone who doesn't? Personally, if I was AD I would ban all Free Press reporters from press conferences and give the News unprecedented access until Sharp was sent packing. But I have been told I'm somewhat combative.
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For full disclosure, the only experience I've had with video games and princesses is rescuing them from "another castle." However, as a father, I've seen every Disney princess movie in existence, and before playing this game I had a Disney princess expert easily accessible.
My 7-year-old daughter and I jumped into "Disney Princess: My Fairytale Adventure" and found was a well-crafted experience, full of our favorite memorable Disney characters and places with an undeniable charm that fits the classic Disney princess profile.
Players come in as a Fairy Godmother-in-training who, like a certain famous Mouse with his master's sorcerer's hat, flubs a spell and transfigures some nearby magical creatures into misbehaving imps. This being a Fairy Godmother headquarters of sorts, there are magical portals leading to the lives of myriad Disney princesses. The imps head straight for the portals.
Right from the title screen, the game looks great. It's bathed in vibrant colors and Fairy Godmother Central is drawn up in a cartoony style Aurora or Snow White would feel at home in. It wasn't until we entered Rapunzel's world, however, that the artwork shone. Every set piece was a recreation of the areas of the movie "Tangled." We climbed up Rapunzel's tower, lit floating lanterns near the castle and searched the nearby forest for wanted posters of Flynn Rider. The art design didn't falter while visiting Ariel, Belle and Cinderella's portals, either.
The music fit snugly into the Disney princess framework.
The game play itself is a bit sticky and bland at times, but passable. If your young daughter is unlikely to say something like, "Father, Mother, I believe the parabolic arc was improperly calculated in the jumping subroutine," then she probably won't notice. There's a grandmotherly voice guiding the player to the next objective, which is comforting, except, with subtitles on (as they are by default), this causes a text box to appear across the bottom fifth of the screen, obstructing view every few seconds. This is typically ignorable, but during some mini-games, the resulting speech bubble will cover critical parts of the screen. And once, she told me how to dance while in the middle of redecorating my princess bedroom, as though passive-aggressively telling me furniture rearranging time was over.
Shockingly, though, brief moments of the game were more frightening than would be expected in a game geared toward young girls. During a hide-and-run mini-game with a gargantuan, more hideous than normal Ursula, my daughter had to pass the controller over because of the intensity.
The complete story will give most little princesses around six to eight hours of playtime. Better yet, parents and siblings can join those playtime hours as a second player. After the main story line, there still remains an engrossing magic garden to attend to, and plenty of dresses, hairstyles and jewelry to unlock by replaying levels and collecting in-game gems.
"Disney Princess: My Fairytale Adventure" has its flaws but excels in all the right places, and even the 3- and 6-year-old boys in my house wanted to join in. "My Fairytale Adventure" is available now for PC, Mac, Wii and 3DS.
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Fifth Annual International Conference on Human Rights, Conflict Resolution, Non-Violence, and Peace - Water, Conflict, and Human Rights: Emerging Challenges and Solutions
Date: Feb. 23 – 25, 2011
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Hello!The number of members of Team Russia at my Home page and the team's or my group's page is different. Here at http://www.chess.com/home/ I see that the number of members of team Russia is 660
However at http://www.chess.com/groups/mygroups.html and http://www.chess.com/groups/view/team-russia the number of members displayed is different and is equal to 604.
The same is with other groups I belong to.Four members of team Russia also confirm they have the same bug and no one has denied the problem.Deleting cookies and cash does not help.Thank you!
Guys, can you please fix this?
Make something.The same bug
So how many Russians are there?
This bug is not only with Team Russia, but with other groups too :) You can check it yourself.
For example the World League group. At my home page (http://www.chess.com/home/) I can see that the # of members of the World League group is 769, while at the group's page (http://www.chess.com/groups/home/world-league) the # of members is 691. So what is the true number?
I have also noticed the difference in number of members at my page and my group pages.
Thank you
This is not a critical bug at all and it can even hardly be called a "bug". We just noticed this minor problem and decided to tell you about it.
It is clear that the # of members at one's home page is wrong. The correct number can be seen at a group's page or here http://www.chess.com/groups/mygroups.html (IMO)
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Seattle is supposedly three days away from being hit by a megastorm, and so the hospital is gearing up by sending away any non-emergent patients and stocking up on supplies. They also have to print out all of the electronic patient records in case the power goes out, and Bailey decides she can help out by doing that since she's still not ready for surgery. She enlists Smash's help and this makes him super insecure since he's convinced that ever since Derek dumped him, people think he's a crappy surgeon.
When Owen needs help on a case Richard tries to get Bailey to help but she refuses, and he finally comes to the conclusion that she needs the figurative Band-Aid ripped off to knock her back into operating again. After the surgery, he comes out and hollers at her that when she's ordered by her boss to go into surgery, she goes, because she's a surgeon and they need her. She gets all, "You're not my boss," but he points out that he owns a piece of the hospital so actually that kind of makes him so. Plus, it was supposedly Owen who had asked for her earlier, and he IS her boss. She is supremely pissed, but as the storm rolls in she puts her and Smash's names on the surgical board so the method seems to have worked.
It's the day of the surgery for little baby Tyler and Lauren continues to charm everyone she works with, especially Arizona. The two of them flirt shamelessly throughout the day, noting that they are both total control freaks. The surgery goes flawlessly and Lauren even convinces Jackson to do part of it that he was going to just watch, so everyone is happy. Arizona then shows Lauren to an on-call room since she wants to stay and monitor the baby overnight, and once inside the storm arrives two days early, the power goes out, and Lauren cheesily tells Arizona that it's okay to lose control once in a while. As the lightning flashes, Arizona locks the door and they start tearing off each others' clothes.
As the staff is prepping, a construction worker in brought to the ER who fell three stories and had his fall cushioned by three pieces of rebar that miraculously missed all of his arteries and major organs. April is stoked for the case since she's about to re-take her Boards and she thinks this will be perfect to show what she can do. When Owen tries to take it over, she stands up for herself in a decidedly un-April way and so he lets her have it after all. Things get complicated when they realize they have to use an actual saw to cut the metal, blah blah sparks oxygen OR danger explosion blah. Ben is still at the hospital supporting Bailey and winds up helping out Owen, April, Mere and Callie come up with a way to do the surgery that hopefully won't kill them all. Owen kicks out Mere because she's 37 weeks pregnant and he doesn't want her in a potentially exploding room, and he kicks out April because someone needs to continue to stock the shelves. April gets super upset and is venting to Jackson when another trauma is brought in only once she's out in the ambulance bay, it turns out to actually be a flash mob proposal from Matthew, which Owen knew all about and that's why he was trying to keep her out of the OR. It's really cute, and she totally says yes and then shares a Meaningful Glance with Jackson that I think says she is ready to move on, but he might not be so ready.
Mere is heading up the stairs, mad because she was kicked out of the surgery, when she slips on a step and falls right on her stomach. She goes to OB to get checked out and happily, everything is totally fine and she keeps insisting to Derek that she wants to work up until she delivers. As they get ready to spend the night in the hospital she's reiterating this to him as her water breaks, and they both happily go to have their baby boy.
Owen is still conflicted by how close he's grown to Ethan, and he blows a fuse when he finds out that Grandma was asking Cristina about withdrawing care. He barely will listen to a word Cristina says, only yelling that it's not time yet. In frustration Cristina runs scans for the millionth time and happens to catch that Paul has a tiny blood clot in his brain that could explain why he hasn't woken up. Derek and Heather operate on it, and then wait to see what happens. Meanwhile, Owen finally has a talk with Meredith about how she knew that she wanted to adopt Zola and admits that he's having the same feelings about Ethan even though he knows that this could be a major issue for his relationship. But just as he comes to the conclusion that he wants to do it, Cristina happily runs in to announce that Paul is awake and fine. When Owen sees Ethan in his dad's arms, he angrily orders him moved to Seattle Pres ASAP under the excuse of the coming storm, but really because his heart is broken and he can't watching father and son together. And poor Cristina is left massively confused and hurt at his attitude towards her.
Picking up right where last week left off, Alex takes care of Princess, puts her to bed, and then runs off into the night ominously saying he's going to handle things. The next we see is Alex at the hospital with an unconscious Jason who has been beaten to a pulp. Alex is very cagey about what happened and when Mere and Cristina confront him about it, he claims Jason was already unconscious when he found him. Princess shows up at the hospital just at that moment to admit that she was the one who beat Jason up after he grabbed her arm, and that he then fell and hit his head on the fireplace but was conscious when she left. Alex sends Princess home and tells her to stay quiet, and they all keep the secret for now about what happened.
Fortunately for them, Derek is Derek so the surgery is a success and Jason wakes up but when he does, he asks to talk to the police. Alex goes to see him first and basically blackmails him into not reporting the incident; Derek overhears and then lays into Alex for the blackmail, but he also kind of lets it ride. Alex then goes home and yells at Princess for being an idiot who could have landed in jail, and she yells back that people are horrible and awful but after a few moments realizes that maybe Alex isn't horrible since he was possibly going to kill Jason himself and then was possibly going to take the fall for her. Their touching conversation is interrupted when a giant tree is then blown through the window and while it doesn't kill either of them or start a fire with all of the candles around, it signals that next week everything is basically going to be smashed to bits.
After Princess showed up on Alex's doorstep with a beaten face last week, of course he lets her in and he helps her put ice on her black eye while he asks what happened. Princess is crying (one of the few times I'll allow it) and tells Alex that she and Jason were arguing about how he can never trust her again since she lied about who she was. Well, and while I think this is a completely idiotic storyline because dude, tell your live-in boyfriend about your past, she didn't lie so much as omit, I think. Alex concludes that Jason hit her and Princess wails that it, "Just got so bad!" Let's all make a note that she didn't actually say he hit her. Mere's voice tells us that bad things always come without warning. One could argue that good things do, too, but if I said that I might be spoiling some later voiceover, oops! And also, good things coming suddenly doesn't make for the end of a Grey's season, and we're at our penultimate episode where things have to continue to fall to pieces to set up cliffhangers next week. Back to Alex, he tucks Princess into bed and assures her he's safe, then tells her to call if she needs him. It seems to have not occurred to her that he'd run out to "fix" this situation and she yells after him, wondering where he's going. He just pulls up his hood and races down the stairs.
The next morning, April walks in to work amid a bunch of people bringing in sandbags and other supplies, and looks thoroughly confused at the fuss. Owen has to explain that a massive storm with hurricane-force winds and heavy rain is three days away from hitting Seattle. Seriously, does she live under a rock? Because as someone who went for a long weekend trip to NY three days before Superstorm Sandy hit (and wound up staying a week instead) I can promise that at this point no one would have absolutely no knowledge of this coming storm. I guess Owen needed a way to tell all of us the information, though. He hands her a workbook with their disaster protocols and tells her that they need to stock up on supplies, extra beds, and gurneys since they'll probably bring in about twice as many patients as they are used to.
Owen then gathers the staff to prepare them for the storm, and he tells them to discharge any patients they can and send any long-term or post-op patients to Seattle Pres. He adds that they will be refueling the backup generators, which is one of the first things I thought of when we learned this storm would round out the season. Mere is annoyed at the idea that non-urgent surgeries will be postponed but Derek points out that she could slow down seeing as how she's only three weeks from her due date. Before Mere can bite his head off at the idea, Alex comes up and urgently asks Derek to come with him.


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Join us for VR Philly's first meetup @ the Devnuts hackerspace
The itinerary for the night will be:
7pm: Pizza, snacks, soda and socializing
7:15pm: Guest Speakers:
• Ben Lang - Founder & Executive Editor of Road to VR
• Yuval Boger - CEO of Sensics
• Daniel Hellerman - Local Game Developer
8:15-10pm: VR Demos & networking (we'll have at least 5 demo stations set up)
*This is a free event but there will be a donation bucket available if you would like to help offset the cost of future events.
*Street Map of Devnuts in case you can't identify the building
Ben Lang, Founder & Executive Editor of Road to VR
How Virtual Reality Can Teach You to Fly: True Virtual Reality is about more than just visual immersion. Come with me on a thought experiment where using commercially available brainwave-reading devices, some interesting psychological tricks, and a haptic suit, you could fly free as a bird.
Yuval Boger, CEO of Sensics
The market evolution of VR goggles: The talk will discuss the evolving differences between professional-grade and consumer-grade VR goggles. It will cover the sources of innovation in the market and examine methods and opportunities for individuals/enthusiasts to make significant contributions to the VR "state of the art
Daniel Hellerman, Local Game Developer
Virtual Reality, Sculpting Worlds in 2014 + Beyond: Presenting on the future of VR. Daniel's presentation examines what technologies are required for truly immersive experiences, how we got here, and what the future of Virtual Reality will be like.
After the presentations, there will be about 2 hours of networking time. There will be at least 5 demo stations for people to try VR experiences and give the developers valuable feedback. If you have a project/game that you'd like to demo, bring your rig and whatever other equipment you will need and you're all set! We are looking forward to bringing virtual reality to the city of brotherly love and the surrounding areas. I hope you are too! :)
Fantastic - thanks so much for having us.
2 · July 3
Hey Guys! Unfortunately I won't be able to make it down from NY this evening. I changed my RSVP so some other lucky enthusiast can attend in my stead. Good luck tonight and congrats on Philly's phirst vr meetup!
1 · July 2
Hey everyone, just a reminder that the event is tonight from 7-10 at the Devnuts Hackspace in Northern Liberties. The address is 908A N 3rd St, Philadelphia, PA. Sorry if you joined the past day or so, we decided to set the limit at 35 because it's only the first event. Hopefully you can join us next time! Last, is there anyone attending who would be willing to livestream the event? Riftmax Theater just got the ability to play livestreams, and I'm sure this will be a really historical event. Thanks and see you all tonight!
0 · July 2
I don' t know how far spread out people are, but it it is at least a 2hr drive for me, without traffic. If a lot of people coming from a long distance, it might be best to do a weekend. Also, is parking there going to be a challenge downtown?
0 · June 5
I may not be able to make the meeting July 2 due to a business commitment. But I'm trying to reschedule that, and hope to see you all in Northern Liberties.
0 · June 26
Glad to see a VR meetup in Philly! Are you still looking for demo rigs? I may be able to bring my setup (I may have jury duty that day), and wouldn't mind getting some feedback on a prototype I've been casually working on.
1 · June 25
Hey everyone, I hope you're all excited for the first VR Philly meetup on July 2nd at Devnuts! Ben, Chad, and I are looking for people who are willing to bring their rig and demo some games for people. We would like at least three more demo stations at the meetup, since we have three currently. Is anybody interested?
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Northrop Reopens April 4 with American Ballet Theatre Performing Giselle
March 7, 2014
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The anticipated grand reopening of Northrop is less than a month away, and casting has been announced for the American Ballet Theatre's April 4th weekend production of Giselle.
The following performers will play the iconic roles of Giselle and Albrecht throughout the weekend:
- April 4: American Ballet Theatre principals Paloma Herrera and Cory Stearns. Herrera has been a member of ABT since 1991, while Stearns joined in 2005.
- April 5: Isabella Boylston and James Whiteside. Both Boylston and Whiteside will be making their American Ballet Theatre debuts.
- April 6: Hee Seo and Alexandre Hammoudi. Seo has been a performing member of the ABT since 2005. Hammoudi will be making his debut.
The ballet performance, featuring a live orchestra, will kick off a weekend full of Northrop Inside Out Grand Reopening Gala events. A dessert and champagne reception, and Northrop Inside Out After Dark dance party featuring a live DJ and special performances, follows the main stage show on the 4th.
Tickets are available on Northrop's website or from U of M Tickets and Events Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. at 612-624-2345 or in person at Northrop, 84 Church Street SE, Minneapolis, east side ground level box office only.
About American Ballet Theatre
American Ballet Theatre is recognized as one of the great dance companies in the world. Few ballet companies equal ABT for its combination of size, scope and outreach. Recognized as a living national treasure since its founding in 1940, ABT annually tours the United States, performing for more than 600,000 people. It has also made more than 30 international tours to 43 countries.
About Northrop
Northrop is an epicenter of discovery and transformation that connects the University of Minnesota and communities beyond by celebrating innovation in the arts, performance, and academics. For more information, visit northrop.umn.edu.


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JavaScript Hack Runs (Some) Flash on iPhone
17.01.2010 by pauldanielash Tobias Schneider, a programmer from Munich, developed the clever workaround,which is a runtime Flash emulator written in pure JavaScript. Since it's a script rather than an app, it doesn't run afoul of the iPhone SDK EULA section 3.3.2 ...
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10.11.2010 This cool project by Tobias Schneider plays flash files WITHOUT the Flash Plug-in, recreating the vectors and animations and even giving you "full access and control of the resources, characters and timeline behaviours in your movie via ...
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