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My father turned 81 in May, but in a weary mood he will insist he is anywhere between 85 and 150. Sometimes he thinks he is living in a submarine off the shores of Norway, other times in Shimla, India, where he was born, or Lahore, where he was raised.
In reflective moments, he looks up to the ceiling and says it's going to rain, as if he can see storm clouds gathering there. He tells me his father is watching him from the other side of the room, pointing to the small shaving mirror, at his own reflection. When he's agitated, he shouts for hours at a time.
There are periods when he is lucid and warm; he'll tell me that I need to eat more, get more sleep. "What's the name of the newspaper you work for?" he'll ask. Then, as I'm about to leave, he'll say, "Am I dead? Did you bring my death certificate?"
This is what dementia is like for him. Having spent years observing his illness, I realise it is nothing like the cliché of the "living death", as it is often called. His brain might be sending the wrong signals, but it also seems to be working overtime, imagining unfeasible things with little distinction between what is happening out there, in the real world, and in his own head.
The first signs of this confusion emerged a decade ago when he gave up work at 71. He was a British Rail ticket collector and he loved his job. At first we thought he was just depressed. He began writing lists of the illnesses he thought he had; he wrote apology letters to the council. More worryingly, he stopped eating, paranoid that someone was trying to poison him.
A year on from retirement, he looked emaciated. Then he took an overdose of sleeping pills and was admitted to the Royal Free Hospital in North London. The ward was cramped and noisy, filled with elderly people suffering from various mental health complaints, but he seemed relieved to be there.
His behaviour became more erratic – he poured a boiling cup of tea over himself and took to rolling around on the floor, so he was appointed a one-to-one carer who was supposed to watch over him.
He stayed at the Royal Free for almost a year, not fully diagnosed until there was an incident on the ward in which he behaved inappropriately towards another patient. Soon afterwards, we were told he had fronto-temporal dementia, which leads to aggression, sexual disinhibition, personality and behavioural changes as well as the usual "time-of-day" confusions.
It was harrowing to watch him change in these ways, and it completely unseated my view that everyone has a "fixed" personality. My father's behaviour showed, shockingly, that personality is just a function, or malfunction, of neurology.
He was sectioned, and suddenly his life was not his own. One day, his psychiatrist phoned to tell us that he was being sent away to a secure ward in a psychiatric hospital in Northampton, miles away from his family and friends. We expressed our worries, but were told that this hospital was the nearest place that could deal with his dementia.
There was no disputing his challenging behaviour, but to us it seemed like he had become victim to a form of dementia that had, for so long, remained undiagnosed, and which his medical team could not manage.
The place he was headed to – St Andrew's Hospital – had opened as a "lunatic asylum" in the 19th century and has since become the country's largest mental health facility. For the next two years, he lived on a forensic ward, which seemed to have a number of men with prison histories, one of whom hit my father.
The first time I went up to see him, he was dressed in someone else's black-and-white striped jersey, so he looked like a comic-strip prisoner. He had lost more weight and looked bewildered. One of his new doctors told me he would not be able to leave the ward for longer than an hour each day.
When I asked whether he could visit his home in London so that some connection to his old world would remain, permission was refused. It was only after an angry conversation with the doctor that permission was given for my father to be signed off for long enough to make the trips home.
A few months after he moved to Northampton, he began to resemble the kind of patient you imagine living in a secure unit. He walked with his eyes half closed, tripped over his feet or sat slumped in a chair, slurring his words and drooling or spitting compulsively. Who can say how much of this was related to the actual dementia? To me, he looked doped up.
Over the years, I have been told that the anti-psychotic drugs he has been on are important in easing his aggression and hallucinations. I have never seen him more depressed or suicidal than during this period in St Andrew's, especially in his more clear-headed moments, when he would repeatedly say that he wanted to die.
Two years later, his team from London moved him to a nursing home in Croydon. I breathed a sigh of relief. I had been campaigning for him to leave St Andrew's and he would now be closer to home. The frothing at the mouth and zombie-like torpor stopped; he was still difficult to manage, but he seemed much happier.
We ignored the fact that he often smelt of urine when we visited. Much later, we discovered that some staff members in Croydon had been stealing from his account to buy KFC takeaways and using his mobile phone to make personal calls, for which we received an apology.
Since becoming ill, he has moved five times, and increasingly it seemed like he was a piece of lost luggage on a dementia carousel. Each move has led to a loss of his worldly possessions: TV sets, mobile phones, DVD players, even his suitcase, have all gone "missing".
I became so dismayed by this over the years that I thought about making an official complaint, but fighting the greater demands of his illness took up so much energy – I can only imagine how much harder it is for full-time carers – that I stopped myself.
We also tried to get used to seeing him in other patient's clothes – oversized sweatshirts, odd socks, tatty slippers – but it always made me flinch. They were small confusions, but they left me with the queasy sense that those who manage elderly patients regard their clothes, shoes – and ultimately their identities – as somehow interchangeable.
After he spent a couple of years in Croydon, the home came under investigation, so he was moved again to a stark, hospital-like set-up in Hampstead. Here, I would find him sitting in his room, alone, staring at the walls. Carers would come in when I visited, often raising their voices to talk to him even though there was nothing wrong with his hearing, or they'd coo at him, the way you would at a baby. Worse still, some would sometimes speak about him in the third person, as if he wasn't there.
Many of these carers struggled to understand my English. In turn, I could not always follow what they were saying. The language barrier did not make me doubt their diligence, but it certainly made me wonder why they had been designated to work on a long-stay dementia ward, where effective communication is paramount. How could they talk to, and listen to, a patient effectively if they couldn't understand me when I was announcing myself on the telephone?
In this home, he wasn't allowed his own duvet, or cushions, or anything that might remind him that he had once lived in an ordinary family home, because "regulations" didn't allow it. Then there were the smaller indignities. When he ate, a gigantic plastic bib the size of a cagoul was wrapped around him; the lead to his radio disappeared for weeks.
For most of us, a missing radio lead means nothing. To my father, the radio was his lifeline to the outside world, fending off the tedious silence of this hospitalised life. He became quieter, sadder and less mobile. Of course, the decline was due in part to his illness but I believe that the isolation, and neglect, however unintentional, accelerated his decline.
Whenever I visited, a patient in the furthest room of the ward would be shouting for help. It was a high-pitched, endlessly repeated distress call. When I mentioned it to staff, I was told not to concern myself. For me, this disembodied voice became a metaphor for a dementia patient stranded in a hospital atmosphere – living a reduced life in a cell-like single room, dressed in other people's clothes, shouting for help (or temporary comfort) that never came.
This is not a sweeping indictment of the care profession. My father's psychiatrist has been supportive. I have seen carers work devotedly, but what alarms me is the lack of specialist training.
My father's story is not a worst-case scenario. Dementia can strip people not only of their mental capacities, but for those who need professional care, it can cost them their life savings. My father had nothing to lose – he had worked all his life but never earned very much. I was stunned to learn that the cost of his care has ranged between £800 to £1,000 per week.
Had he been well-off, he would have been paying dearly for his (less than perfect) care. He might still have been living a hospital-style ward were it not for a woman from the Office of the Public Guardian – the court that grants legal deputies. She kept a tight-lipped silence when I told her about his care and encouraged me to look for a new home that had been rated highly by the supervising body, the Care Quality Commission (CQC). As it turned out, the ward where he was staying was due to close down anyway, so he would have had to be re-housed once again.
It was then that I discovered Ash Court Care Centre, in Kentish Town, north London, and was astonished when I walked in to its airy conservatory and saw a pot of fresh coffee, a vase of flowers and felt a clean, homely warmth. This is where he has lived for the past year. Despite its excellence, it has made headlines over an incident of patient abuse, which just goes to show that bad nurses can sometimes be found in good homes.
It is a remarkable place – Bobby and Christine, his key nurses, do their job as if it were their life's passion. Nancy Rasool, the manager, is a perfectionist, visiting each resident most mornings, talking to them with genuine respect, and paying attention to every detail. Possessions don't go missing. Clothes don't get mixed up. Carers don't talk to 80-year-olds as if they were eight.
It makes me see all the more clearly the failings in the other places he has lived in. At Ash Court, my father has regained his dignity. The home hasn't taken away his distress, because nothing can. It must be terrifying to think you're in a submarine, buried beneath the sea, or to wonder what day it is, and what year. Often he'll say "I'm afraid", but when I ask him what he's afraid of, he doesn't know. I've come to the conclusion that what he is fearful of is his own dementia, his own unreliable self.
Among the many fallacies is that dementia is so harrowing that it makes life not worth living. A psychotherapist I spoke to recently compared it to terminal cancer. This appalled me. How can we call an illness that can linger for 10, sometimes 20 years, terminal? We must find a way not to treat sufferers as the "soon to be dead" in an age when the dementia population is growing – and living – at an exponential rate.
My father is unable to do much without assistance these days, yet I couldn't say his life is not worth living – only he can say, but the terms in which he communicates can't always be understood. It is rare to hear him wishing for his own death now.
Sometimes, he cracks jokes with Bobby and Christine all morning. After a good meal, he glows with contentment. He smacks his lips and tells me he's happy, and asks me if I am too. An appetite for life, it seems, is still there.
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The highlight of the Beck's Futures exhibition at the ICA was not the winner, who was announced on Wednesday. Matt Stokes's video of a soul night in a church in Dundee was no doubt worthy of the top prize. As Miss Jean Brodie said: "For those who like that sort of thing, that is the sort of thing they like." But for me the highlight was an exhibition of pop memorabilia from the 1970s glam rock band Lustfaust.
You remember Lustfaust, a sort of hybrid of Bowie and Roxy Music with a touch of typically German electronica. Well, actually you don't remember them, because they never existed. The exhibit by one of the Beck's runners-up, British conceptual artist Jamie Shovlin, is a fake. There never was a Lustfaust, as he admitted to The Independent earlier this week.
That's bad news for Waldemar Januszczak, the esteemed, award-winning cultural commentator of The Sunday Times. He told his readers last month how Lustfaust "cocked a notorious snook at the music industry in the late 1970s by giving away their music on blank cassettes and getting their fans to design their own covers. There's also an interview with the band's surviving guitarist... It all makes for creepy and fascinating viewing".
He concluded that when it came to who would win the Beck's prize he would "go for Shovlin's tribute to the noisy Lustfaust".
Actually, I don't blame him one bit. I missed seeing the Lustfaust tribute, but I suspect that if I had seen it I would have quickly convinced myself that I dimly remembered them and even had one of their tracks on a Seventies compilation at home. The arts are too large a field for any of us to be aware of everybody. And as it is a field not exactly without its share of pretension, it is a faker's paradise.
I once exposed one of the more famous examples of cultural faking. The novelist William Boyd in the Nineties wrote a book about the New York artist Nat Tate who committed suicide by jumping off the Staten Island ferry. The book was launched at a lavish do in Jeff Koons' studio in Manhattan at a party hosted by David Bowie.
Nat Tate, as I revealed in this paper just after that glitzy book launch, neither lived nor died. He was an ingenious fantasy by Boyd. A few weeks ago, a TV company filmed a programme looking back on this episode, and I took part in it. There was great difficulty, though, in finding anyone who would confess to having been taken in. Though David Bowie's party was packed with art critics and bigwigs from the New York art world, and none of them raised a whisper at the time, all now claim to have been suspicious. That is the thing with cultural cons. No one likes to admit being caught out.
But we should all be more relaxed about it. In 50 years' time, Shovlin's exhibit on Lustfaust might still be around, and no one will clearly know then whether they existed or not. They might even be more famous by then than some genuine glam rockers. Lustfaust's memorabilia are now documented and chronicled. Whereas, the Sweet? I think they existed, but they may have been a figment of the imagination during a bout of fever.
Did that artist really destroy all his possessions in a former C&A store on Oxford Street recently as a piece of conceptualism, or was it an April fool? I can't quite remember.
That's the trouble with the arts. Most weeks, you just couldn't make it up. So, when someone does, there's no shame in being fooled. And if the fake turns out to be more interesting than the real thing, so much the better.
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A new biography of the late John Osborne published this week recounts that one of his wives was asthmatic, so he used to pin her to the floor and breathe cigarette smoke down her throat; another wife tried to drown herself in the swimming pool, so he refused to intervene, and a guest had to dive in to rescue her; and he described another wife's suicide as "the coarse posturing of an overheated housemaid". He kicked his 16-year-old daughter out of the house for good because he judged her "criminally commonplace" with "no inner life whatever". And when his 87-year-old mother passed away, he said: "A year in which my mother died cannot be all bad."
Osborne is remembered as a major figure in 20th-century culture, the original angry young man, and the writer who changed theatre for ever with Look Back in Anger. He's fortunate that the private lives of playwrights are not considered remotely as newsworthy as the private lives of politicians, or he might well be remembered rather differently.
* There have been musicals about pretty much everything, but never one about the National Health Service. Until now. Next week in Plymouth we have NHS the Musical, which traces the health service from its birth to the present day. The songs have ever so catchy titles such as "The Morning Song of the Poor Hard-Pressed GP", though recent stories about GP earnings make that one sound out of date even before the first night. Perhaps the audience will sing "Money, Money, Money" over it.
But let's not knock the songs. Cole Porter never came up with lyrics like: "The nature of existence is that you're born to die/Though you may swallow vitamins and then detoxify/One day you'll need the National Health this much we prophesy/They'll find a pill when you're feeling ill and try to rectify."
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A name is something that you get from your Mom and Dad.
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You don't realize how important it is till you miss hearing someone call it. My Dad has been deployed for almost a month. I would really like to hear him.
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The new head of the Metropolitan Police is tall, wiry and has a pale blue stare which makes you feel you should empty out your pockets. When Bernard Hogan-Howe says he wants a return to have-a-go policing, you take him seriously.
"The culture of an organisation can put shackles on it, if only we did some things quicker, were a bit more imaginative, cut to the quick... if you encourage people to take risks... if there is an 80 per cent chance of success we should have a go."
Leading by example, Mr Hogan-Howe, 53, is noted for sprinting after an alleged drink driver, and for recently challenging suspicious youths pushing an extra bike between them. These should not be remarkable acts for a policeman, even a very senior one, but an impression has settled among Londoners, rightly or wrongly, that criminals get away with it - protected by an apparatus of lawyers and social workers - and that police are reluctant to get stuck in. Last month's riots terrified people because, for two days, the police looked helpless. There was a complete breakdown of law and order.
Mr Hogan-Howe, who worked in a medical laboratory after leaving school before joining the police, believes in a forensic and pro-active approach to crime. He says that he has called for a "fundamental review" of what happened during the riots and of "everything we do around public order, right kit, tactics".
These could include water cannon. "Although water cannon seems to be aggressive, the alternative can be a police officer hitting someone round the head with a metal baton. Neither is attractive."
He also backs the tough sentences for rioters, despite protests from some lawyers and media commentators that they were disproportionate.
"I do not think the sentences were too harsh. Sometimes you have to send a message, the deterrent of exemplary sentences to stop order breaking down."
The role and image of the Met is endlessly scrutinised and debated - most recently with the courting by David Cameron of Bill Bratton, former New York and LA police chief.
Mr Hogan-Howe has met Mr Bratton and admires his record on reducing crime. "I am trying to set a tone to encourage people to stop crime happening, to catch criminals and to help victims. That is what we are here for, that's what people give us £3.5 billion for. I don't think we are here to be social workers, to run schools.
"I think in the past the police service has got trapped into some partnership working which is not always about fighting crime. I am trying to get the police to concentrate on our strengths. We are good problem solvers, we go in, sort a problem out quickly and move on."
Mr Howe-Hogan is happy to adapt the lessons of Bill Bratton to Britain. He seizes on tackling drunkenness, the British disease. In the past he has suggested raising the age of purchasing alcohol to 21. Today, he wants constant testing of convicted drunks.
"One of the local district attorneys (in America) decided that instead of trying to stop drunk drivers driving, why not stop the driver getting drunk. If you got convicted of a drink driving offence, twice a day you get tested for drinking and that had a massive impact on road safety, people did not go out and kill people on the roads. The indirect benefit was that they had less domestic violence."
Monitoring goes beyond voluntary visits to the police station. Mr Hogan-Howe is intrigued by the idea of tagging. "There are now things that you can put onto people's arms and legs that can tell if you have been taking drink or drugs, that might be your penalty, to wear that."
The targeting of known criminals, rather than blanket policing, is the Hogan-Howe way. For instance, anyone caught carrying a knife should remain under continual surveillance.
"Lots of people, particularly young people, get stopped who have got no reason to be stopped, they were not criminals, and that can cause a reaction. But if you have stopped someone who has been convicted of carrying a knife, they are the people who we should be stopping subsequently, to see if they are still carrying a knife."
What the new Met chief lacks in police numbers to fight crime in London, he intends to make up with technology and strategic will. For example, he will boost automatic number plate recognition.
"Eighty per cent of seized cars are owned by criminals... This is about keeping criminals off the road... stop burglars travelling about."
He will also start "big wing" operations, in which task forces bear down on selected crimes. "Take two out of 28 days, the whole organisation will concentrate on principal things, one day it might be about bail hoppers, another day about drug warrants. Instead of squeezing the problem from one place to the next right across London you can see an impact."
The new Commissioner has not had time yet to have his title sewn onto his shirt pocket nor to move into his own office, yet he is clearly champing at the bit (an equine metaphor chosen to mark his riding skills, and ceremonial appearances with the mounted police in Merseyside).
One of his first priorities is counter terrorism. "The biggest concern is to make sure there is no terrorist attack on the Olympics, we will have to be very vigilant in the lead up because it is an obvious potential target, but there is no definite intelligence that anyone is targeting it."
Mr Hogan-Howe's arrival has caused ripples, and been followed by a coincidental resignation from a senior officer, Ian McPherson. There have been accusations that Mr Hogan-Howe is a political appointment, a Tory lackey of Home Secretary Theresa May, and Mayor Boris Johnson.
HE responds coolly: "I think it is unfair to claim that I am a political appointment, I am not Conservative, Labour or Lib-Dem. What you can be confident about is that I will do my job without fear or favour."
The only personal influence Mr Hogan-Howe seems to acknowledge is that of his unmarried mother. He was brought up in Sheffield as an only child and perhaps a legacy of this is his solitary and reserved manner.
He declines to discuss his wife, except to say that she works in London so the new job suits the couple, who have their home here. They have no children.
He joined South Yorkshire police in 1979 where he was picked out as a high-flier and aged 28 sent to Oxford to study law. He rose through the ranks and spent three years as Assistant Met Commissioner before joining Merseyside as chief constable in 2004.
As chief in Merseyside until 2009 he was credited with cutting crime by a third using tactics he has dubbed "total policing". He left to become one of Her Majesty's Inspectors of Constabulary.
Since family breakdown has been linked by the Prime Minister to a "broken society", the experience of the police chief is revealing.
"There is possibly more risk when there is just one parent, they have difficulties in managing responsibilities. I think with the whole family unit, people have a better chance. I had an unmarried mum, I saw my father not very often, about 10 times in my life.
"But some single parents do a fantastic job, and I think my mum did a fantastic job. I don't make moral judgments about it, but for me family values are the most important. If you can get a really good start you have the best chance of success. Would I have turned out the same if my parent had been a burglar?"
Describing himself as "Christian agnostic" Mr Hogan-Howe has an old-fashioned sense of right and wrong. Asked what his image of a policeman was, he says he favoured Dixon of Dock Green.
With all the gizmos and strategies at his disposal, his ethos remains simple. "I think the police service gives you a great opportunity to stop bullies getting away with it."
Hogan-Howe on
Mr Hogan-Howe has ordered a major review of the Met's tactics and resources to deal with riots. He did not rule out the use of water cannon or rubber bullets, saying "aggressive tactics" might be necessary to save lives. He backed tough sentencing as a deterrent and recognised a gang element was involved in the disorder.
He said: "There is an awful lot more we can do to make sure we are better prepared should that horrible event happen again. In the city the size of London there is a fair risk of disorder.
"A lot of people were critical of police, believing they stood back, but they did not have enough officers to intervene - it was not standing back because of policy. I don't blame any officers."
Phone hacking
He has called in an outside force to review the Met inquiry to check "we are going in the right direction".
Dealing with thousands of alleged phone-hacking victims, including JK Rowling, pictured, is a major challenge, he admitted, but the inquiry, involving more than 100 detectives, is "something we are going to have to do".
He pledged to reset the boundaries between police and media at the conclusion of the inquiry, with fresh guidance issued to officers associating with journalists.
The Met has to make budget cuts of £543 million by 2015, a challenge the new Commissioner describes as "significant but manageable".
In Merseyside, he made savings by slashing backroom staff, a move that is already under way in London. He said: "As leaders we have to set the right tone and even with less resources we can be more efficient."
A positive agenda was vital, he said, or morale will suffer.
The 2012 Games is one of two main priorities for the force, said Mr Hogan-Howe, the other being terrorism.
"The biggest concern is to make sure there is no terrorist attack on the Olympics," he said.
"Counter-terrorism is a constant feature and we have to make sure we maintain our vigilance."
So far, he said, the preparation for the Games is going well, with ticketing and buildings all "seeming to be on track". He added: "An awful lot of plans are being made to ensure the Games are going to be safe. But we will have to be very vigilant in the lead-up because it is an obvious potential target, though there is no definite intelligence that anyone is targeting it."
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - June 16, 1991, New Braunfels, Texas Herald Zeltung, New Braunfels, Texas Sunday, June 16, 1991 Page 9A Water park to host ACS event Children's games, second Duck Race to be held on July 7 New Braunfels City Manager Paul Grohman and Police Chief C.R. "Dick" Headen examine some of the prizes to be raffled during Saturday's Cops and Robbers Benefit Softball Tournament for the local Emergency Children's Shelter. Cops and Robbers benefit set The American Cancer Society's second Great New Braunfels Duck Race is set for 5:30 p.m. Sunday, July 7, at Schlittcrbahn Water Park's new Surfcnburg addition. Entrance to the arca is at 370 W. Lincoln St. The day will be celebrated as American Cancer Society Day at Schlittcrbahn. In addition to the duck race, the Comal County ACS unit will host a Golden Duck Egg Hunt, a lookalike contests and such children's games as a tug-of-war in water. Prizes will be awarded. The duck races is a fundraiser for the Comal County Unit of ACS, which reminds participants that contributions arc tax deductible. Ticket chairman Theresa Walton has announced that tickets at $5 per duck will be available at H-E-B from 9 a.m. to noon each Saturday this month. Sales also arc set during performances at Grucnc Hall Saturday evenings June 22 and 29 and July 6. Tickets also arc available by calling event chairman Dr. Mike Barr at 625-2111; unit president Mary Faria at 625-9111, ext. 194; or Walton at 625-9111 ext. 221. Those sponsoring ducks in the race will be eligible for prizes donated by businesses including New Braunfels Resorts, Prince Solms Inn, Rockin-R River Rides, Schlittcrbahn, Seaworld, Grist Mill Restaurant, Johnson's Furniture Store, Coleman Company, Creative Eye Wear and Piz/a Hut. Ticket holders need not be present to win. 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Rare gives us another look at a canned Conker game, this time it's Twelve Tales: Conker 64.
Another video has been released documenting the development and cancellation of an old Rare title.
This time it's Twelve Tales: Conker 64, the previously planned sequel to Conker's Pocket Tales, released on the Gameboy Colour in 1999.
The title was originally shown at E3 1997 for the Nintendo 64, but sadly never made it to release.
Conker was toted as the main protagonist once again, however Berri was also playable.
Berri resembled a female version of Conker this time though, instead of the goofily sexualised bunny seen in Conker's Bad Fur Day.
Conker would wear a different hat for each level, giving him a unique appearance and skill set for every new environment.
The game was to feature cooperative play and a four player split-screen deathmatch mode of sorts.
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Rare said Conker 64 development was ceased as the game couldn't compete with emerging 3D platformers on the market.
Some of the content from the game was shaken up and repurposed for Conker's Bad Fur Day which released in 2001.
You can tell from watching the footage that Conker used to be a much more innocent character.
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Conker and Banjo Kazooie were both featured as playable characters in 1997's Diddy Kong Racing, long before the release of their own adventures.
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Receiver had two drops against Michigan State
Madison — Wisconsin offensive coordinator Paul Chryst wasn't around to hear the pointed comments made by wide receiver Nick Toon moments after UW's loss to Michigan State.
"It was frustrating," Toon said. "I feel like I could have contributed a little bit more but that's just the way the plays were called today. That's how it is some days. It is what it is . . .
"I just think the main issue was I just didn't get enough opportunities to make plays."
With his words measured, Toon was calmly but bluntly suggesting that the ball be should be thrown in his direction more frequently, beginning this week when UW (4-1, 0-1 Big Ten Conference) hosts Minnesota (1-4, 0-1).
How did Chryst react when he learned of Toon's comments?
With a smile and a challenge.
"I got no problem if a guy calls for the ball," Chryst said. "In fact, I love it.
"Now when it comes your way, deliver."
Toon, who was playing for the first time since suffering a turf toe injury in the opener on Sept. 4 at Nevada-Las Vegas, finished with one reception for 28 yards in the 34-24 loss to the Spartans.
Twice balls bounced off his hands, plays he normally makes.
Chryst noted three other throws made by quarterback Scott Tolzien that needed to be better.
Two came on vertical routes along the sideline, with Toon in single coverage. On those plays, Toon didn't have a chance to catch the ball.
Tolzien also threw low and wide to Toon on a corner route.
"We went to him quite a bit," Chryst said. "Now, I thought Scottie threw some his way that he didn't have a chance to make a play on."
Tolzien entered the day completing 76.2% of his passes. He completed only 11 of 25 attempts (44%) against the Spartans for 127 yards and a touchdown, though he was the victim of at least four drops.
"Any time you lose it is always tough," Tolzien said after the game, adding it is his job to get the ball into the hands of Toon and the other playmakers. "Losing is tough, and also feeling like you played a part in it . . .
"We didn't really get into rhythm in the passing game. It's frustrating for me, just because I (take) pride in being efficient in the passing game."
Tolzien was particularly inefficient on first down in the loss.
He dropped back to pass nine times on first-down plays and went 1 for 8 for 4 yards and suffered a 22-yard loss on a sack.
"We didn't do anything to get into a rhythm," Chryst said. "So now you're behind the eight ball."
UW coach Bret Bielema said during his post-game comments he was concerned Tolzien would place too much of the responsibility for the loss on his shoulders.
Tolzien was typically harsh in his self-critique shortly after Bielema met with reporters.
Chryst believes Tolzien will be fine this week against Minnesota, No. 8 in the Big Ten in pass defense at 221.2 yards per game, and beyond.
"I don't worry about Scottie," he said. "He is right. That's his job. That's your job description to get them the ball and you do it within the scheme of things and at the right time.
"I love that part about him."
Bielema is confident Toon will respond, in part because of what he saw Sunday during the team's video review and what he saw in August during preseason camp.
"When you're in a position Nick plays, you're in the spotlight," Bielema said. "You either catch the ball or you don't. You either perform or you don't.
"The bottom line is I know he felt, especially on Sunday after watching film, there were some things that could have been better on his end. I think it is just a part of the growing process.
"During fall camp, to me Nick more than he has ever been, had matured and put himself in the position physically to be a standout player."
Missing three games appeared to stymie the momentum Toon had established in camp.
"And just like those other guys had three or four games to work themselves in the position they are," Bielema said, "Nick maybe needed to get through that one to have a great close for the rest of the year."
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