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- C. Morrison, K. Huckvale, B. Corish, J. Dorn, P. Kontschieder, K. O'Hara, ASSESS MS Team, A. Criminisi, and A. Sellen, Assessing Multiple Sclerosis with Kinect: Designing Computer Vision Systems for Real-World Use, in Human-Computer Interaction, January 2016.
- P. Kontschieder, M. Fiterau, A. Criminisi, and S. Rota Bulo', Deep Convolutional Neural Decision Forests, in Intl. Conf. on Computer Vision (ICCV), December 2015.
- H. Lombaert, A. Criminisi, and N. Ayache, Spectral Forests: Learning of Surface Data, Application to Cortical Parcellation, in Medical Image Computing and Computer Assisted Intervention (MICCAI), Springer, October 2015.
- C. Morrison, K. Huckvale, A. Sakar, P. Kontschieder, J. Dorn, S. Steinheimer, C. P. Kamm, J. Burggraaff, M. D'Souza, F. Dahlke, L. Kappos, B. Uitdehaag, A. Criminisi, and A. Sellen, Visualizing ubiquitously sensed measures of motor ability in multiple sclerosis for clinical use, October 2015.
- M. D'Souza, J. Burggraaff, P. Kontschieder, J. Dorn, C.P.Kamm, S. Seinheimer, P. Tewarie, C. Morrison, A. Sellen, A. Criminisi, F. Dahlke, B Uitdehaag, and L. Kappos, Prediction of expanded disability status scale subscores of motor dysfunction in multiple sclerosis using depth-sensing computer vision, in Congress of the European Committee for Treatment and Research in Multiple Sclerosis (ECTRIMS), October 2015.
- J. Burggraaff, J. Dorn, M. D'Souza, C. P. Kamm, P. Tewarie, P. Kontschieder, C. Morrison, A. Sellen, A. Criminisi, F. Dahlke, L. Kappos, and B. M. J. Uitdehaag, Video-based paired-comparison ranking: a validation tool for fine-grained measurements of motor dysfunction in multiple sclerosis, in Congress of the European Committee for Treatment and Research in Multiple Sclerosis (ECTRIMS), October 2015.
- J. Valentin, V. Vineet, M.-M. Cheng, D. Kim, J. Shotton, P. Kohli, M. Niessner, A. Criminisi, S. Izadi, and P. Torr, SemanticPaint: Interactive 3D Labeling and Learning at your Fingertips, in ACM Trans. on Graphics (TOG), ACM – Association for Computing Machinery, August 2015.
- J. Margeta, A. Criminisi, R. Cabrera Lozoya, D. C. Lee, and N. Ayache, Finetuned convolutional neural nets for cardiac MRI acquisition plane recognition, in journal Computer Methods in Biomechanics and Biomedical Engineering: Imaging & Visualization, June 2015.
- Cecily Morrison, Marcus D'Souza, Kit Huckvale, Jonas F Dorn, Jessica Burggraaff, Christian Philipp Kamm, Saskia Marie Steinheimer, Peter Kontschieder, Antonio Criminisi, Bernard Uitdehaag, Frank Dahlke, Ludwig Kappos, and Abigail Sellen, Usability and acceptability of ASSESS MS: a system to support the assessment of motor dysfunction in Multiple Sclerosis using depth-sensing computer vision, in Journal of Medical Internet Research (Human Factors), May 2015.
- Y. Ioannou, D. Robertson, D. Zikic, P. Kontschieder, J. Shotton, M. Brown, and A. Criminisi, ---Title withheld during double blind review process---, no. MSR-TR-2015-58, April 2015.
- H. M. Mentis, K. P. O'Hara, G. Gonzales, A. Sellen, R. Corish, A. Criminisi, R. Trivedi, and P. Theodore, Voice or Gesture in the Operating Room, in Conf. on Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI), ACM – Association for Computing Machinery, March 2015.
- Kenton O'Hara, Gerardo Gonzalez, Abigail Sellen, Graeme Penney, Varnavas, Helena Mentis, Antonio Criminisi, Robert Corish, Mark Rouncefield, Neville Dastur, and Tom Carrell, Touchless Interaction in Surgery, in Communications of the ACM, December 2014.
- J. Margeta, K. McLeod, A. Criminisi, and N. Ayache, Decision Forests for Segmentation of Left Atrium From 3D MRI, in MICCAI Workshop on Statistical Atlases and Computational Models of the Heart (STACOM), October 2014.
- Bjoern H. Menze, Andras Jakab, Stefan Bauer, Jayashree Kalpathy-Cramer, Keyvan Farahani, Justin Kirby, Yuliya Burren, Nicole Porz, Johannes Slotboom, Roland Wiest, Levente Lanczi, Elizabeth Gerstner, Marc-Andre Weber, Tal Arbel, Brian B. Avants, Nicholas Ayache, Patricia Buendia, D. Louis Collins, Nicolas Cordier, Jason J. Corso, Antonio Criminisi, Tilak Das, Herve Delingette, Cagatay Demiralp, Christopher R. Durst, Michel Dojat, Senan Doyle, Joana Festa, Florence Forbes, Ezequiel Geremia, Ben Glocker, Polina Golland, Xiaotao Guo, Andac Hamamci, Khan M. Iftekharuddin, Raj Jena, Nigel M. John, Ender Konukoglu, Danial Lashkari, Jose Antonio Mariz, Raphael Meier, Sergio Pereira, Doina Precup, Stephen J. Price, Tammy Riklin Raviv, Syed M. S. Reza, Michael Ryan, Duygu Sarikaya, Lawrence Schwartz, Hoo-Chang Shin, Jamie Shotton, Carlos A. Silva, Nuno Sousa, Nagesh K. Subbanna, Gabor Szekely, Thomas J. Taylor, Owen M. Thomas, Nicholas J. Tustison, Gozde Unal, Flor Vasseur, Max Wintermark, Dong Hye Ye, Liang Zhao, Binsheng Zhao, Darko Zikic, Marcel Prastawa, Mauricio Reyes, and Koen Van Leemput, The Multimodal Brain Tumor Image Segmentation Benchmark (BRATS), in IEEE Transactions on Medical Imaging, September 2014.
- D Souza M, Burggraaf J, Kamm C, Tewarie P, Kontschieder P, Dorn J, Morrison C, Vogel T, Sellen A, Machacek M, Chin P, Criminisi A, Dahlke F, Uitdehaag B, and Kappos L, Infrared depth sensor based automated classification of motor dysfunction in multiple sclerosis - a proof-of-concept study, in European Committee for Treatment and Research in Multiple Sclerosis (ECTRIMS), September 2014.


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When seconds turned to minutes Saturday morning as the space shuttle Columbia failed to appear on time for its landing in Florida, Dr. Uma Mysorekar was watching.
Mysorekar, the president of the Hindu Temple Society of North America in Flushing, had been sitting with members of her congregation at the Bowne Street temple to watch Kalpana Chawla, the first Indian-born female astronaut, in what was supposed to be her second triumphant return to Earth.
They watched instead in confusion as news of lost radio contact gave way to images of the shuttles smoky trail across the Texas sky.
This tragic disaster was not only shocking to us, but we were in a state of daze, Mysorekar said Monday, two days after the shuttle broke apart in its re-entry into the atmosphere, killing all seven astronauts. Everybody was watching the television to see how it would land. As the reality came much closer, we came to fear the worst. Our prayers were with them.
Although the shuttles loss thrust back into the spotlight a space program that has become almost routine for most Americans, for many Queens communities Columbias flight was already the focus of eager anticipation long before its disastrous end.
Chawla was not the only object of attention. Ilan Ramon, an Israeli fighter pilot, flew aboard Columbia as the first astronaut from the Jewish state, a milestone that had heightened security and expectations for the mission.
He was a real inspiration for the Jewish community the whole world over, particularly in the troubled times Israel is going through, said Jonathan Rubin, the president of the congregation at the Bayside Jewish Center. He exemplified the true spirit of Israel for Jews all over the world.
The Indian community regarded Chawla in much the same light.
She obviously was a mentor for many, Mysorekar said. She brought glory to so many people youngsters, women, everybody.
The American space program has close ties to Queens by way of former Borough President Claire Shulman, whose daughter Ellen Baker flew into space on three shuttle missions between 1985 and 1995 including one two-week stint aboard Columbia in 1992.
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I have one reaction: I feel terribly sorry for the families, Shulman said.
She said her daughter was unreachable, and even Shulman had not spoken to her since the shuttle disaster.
As the nation mourned Tuesday with a service at the Johnson Space Center in Houston, many spiritual leaders in Queens were still assessing how to respond to the tragedy.
Right now, frankly, I think people are so in shock, its almost reliving 9/11 and the Challenger, said Jan Fenster, the president of the Queens Jewish Community Council. People just have to come back to themselves before they plan what action to take.
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Others have already held observances. Only hours after watching the disaster unfold, 200 people attended a service Saturday night at the Hindu Temple Society for Chawla and the other astronauts.
Hindu tradition and philosophy tells us that she is just like the other six, Mysorekar said. They are all saved.
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NASA has selected four veteran astronauts to lead the way back into orbit from U.S. soil.
NASA has selected four veteran astronauts to lead the way back into orbit from U.S. soil.
The RapidScat instrument aboard the International Space Station measured Typhoon Nangka's powerful winds as it continues to move through the Northwestern Pacific Ocean.
NASA's Aqua satellite provided a bird's eye view of Tropical Storm Linfa as it was approaching the southeastern China coast on July 8. NASA's RapidScat instrument found that the typhoon's strongest winds were on its eastern ...
Three astronauts set to travel to the International Space Station this month Wednesday voiced faith in Russia's space programme despite a delay to their trip caused by the failed launch of a cargo ship.
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A new book from NASA is showing how research aboard the International Space Station helps improve lives on Earth while advancing NASA's ambitious human exploration goals.
SpaceX still is trying to figure out what caused its rocket to break apart during liftoff nine days ago, but is getting close to an answer, the company's chief executive said Tuesday.
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In this espionage outing, an American art student in Paris witnesses the murder of a model. He is more shocked when she shows up very much alive in his apartment. Things get stranger when he finds himself surrounded by assorted spies. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
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Drew Montag, Basketball Editor
Drew Montag, Basketball Editor
2015 University of Michigan Football Season Predictions
Drew Montag
16 August 2015
Time for my annual UM football predictions. Sure, I'm the "basketball guy" at UMGoBlue.com, but I'm also a big football fan, and I've been going to UM games since 1974.
Last season, I did another terrible job at predicting the games. I thought we'd go 9-3, and we were a miserable 5-7.
This season is really hard to predict, even harder than when we hired Rich Rod. On the one hand, Harbaugh! On the other hand, offensive line. Just to make it even tougher to predict: new coaches, new systems, lots of new personnel, and a weird non-conference schedule.
Enough excuses, time to predict. I'm thinking that the two State games (MSU and OSU) are probably not going to be pretty, even though they're in Ann Arbor, and the opener on the road at Utah might be disorganized. That's 3 losses. The other 3 non-conference games (Oregon State, UNLV, and BYU) look winnable, and we should win the other 2 home Big Ten games (Northwestern and Rutgers). If we can split the 4 Big Ten road games (Maryland [loss], Minnesota [win], Indiana [win], Penn State [loss]), that would work out to 7-5 (4-4 in the Big Ten).
That should be good enough for 4th place in the Big Ten East division, and a pre-New Year's Day bowl game. Better than last year, but still not what we're hoping for, eventually.
Go Blue!
The 2014-2015 University of Michigan men's basketball team is done for the season, so it's time to wrap things up. The Executive Summary: it was a disappointing season.
UM ended the season with a record of 16-16 (8-10 in the Big Ten). After several seasons of Top-25 finishes, Big Ten championships, and deep NCAA Tournament runs, this was not what we're used to. We've gotten used to young teams, and teams with losses to the NBA Draft, but those teams have managed to overcome those losses and play beyond their years. Not this team. UM just lost too many good players in the last 2 NBA Drafts, and had too many significant injuries, to ever really recover.
Let's start with the NBA Draft. Two years ago (04/08/2013), Michigan played in the National Championship Game in Atlanta. Their starting lineup was (National Player of the Year) Trey Burke, Tim Hardaway Jr., Mitch McGary, Glenn Robinson III, and Nik Stauskas. All 5 of those players are now in the NBA, although all but one of them would have had eligibility to play this season. That is a LOT of talent lost. Burke and Hardaway left after the 2012-2013 season, with Burke giving up his junior and senior seasons, and Hardaway giving up his senior season. After last season (2013-2014), McGary, GRIII, and Stauskas all left for the NBA, each giving up their junior and senior seasons.
Still, things looked promising coming into this season. Michigan still had three promising returning players (the "Big 3": sophomore Zak Irvin, junior Caris LeVert, and sophomore Derrick Walton Jr.), some upperclass leadership (junior Spike Albrecht and senior Max Bielfeldt), and a large crop of promising freshmen (Muhammad-Ali Abdur-Rahkman, Kameron Chatman, Aubrey Dawkins, redshirt freshman Mark Donnal, Ricky Doyle, and DJ Wilson). Coach Beilein had proven that he could take a young, inexperienced team and get the most out of them. What could go wrong?
Well, the biggest thing that went wrong was injuries and illnesses. The biggest injury was to Caris LeVert, when he broke a bone in his foot in the last second of the home win against Northwestern on 01/17/2015. He was done for the season. At the time of his injury, he led the team in scoring, rebounding, assists, steals, and minutes. He's projected as a 1st round pick in this year's NBA Draft, so, yeah, it was a big loss.
Still, Michigan buckled down and overachieved, and did their best without LeVert. Just when they were starting to adjust to "the new normal", they suffered another big injury, to another member of the Big 3: Derrick Walton Jr. He had stubbed his toe way back in the Villanova game on 11/26/2014, and he played with "turf toe" for 15 more games. The toe injury slowed him down a bit, and limited his explosiveness at driving to the basket and jumping. As he continued to play through the injury, he changed the way he ran, and that injured his foot, even after his toe finally healed. He played his last game of the season on 01/24/2015 vs. Wisconsin, just a week after LeVert suffered his season-ending injury.
It wasn't just the Big 3 that suffered injuries: Spike Albrecht played the whole season with a hip injury that slowed him down and made every step painful. He'll have surgery, and be back for his senior season, hopefully in better shape.
It wasn't just upperclassmen who got injured: DJ Wilson sprained his knee in the same Villanova game, and missed 4 weeks of practice. He could have played again starting in January, but he and the coaching staff agreed that he would be better off voluntarily staying on the bench, so he could get a medical redshirt for this season.
It wasn't just injuries either: a wave of flu swept through the team , starting around the time Walton went out after the Wisconsin game. So, on top of the injuries to the starters, the backups who were supposed to step up and replace them were sick. It was pretty grim for a while.
Enough about injuries and illnesses. They explain a lot about the disappointing season, but not all of it. Some of it was mental, specifically a lack of confidence. You can never predict how a team will react to adversity, and this team had a bad stretch where they hung their heads and let adversity crush them. I'm speaking of course about the single most embarrassing and depressing loss in Michigan basketball history: 12/06/2014 to NJIT (New Jersey Institute of Technology). UM took them way too lightly, and when NJIT refused to just lay down and die like most of the other "cupcake" non-conference opponents, Michigan panicked, then caved. It was ugly to watch, and even uglier because of the "upset hangover": 3 days later, UM played an aroused EMU team that smelled blood in the water, and they lost to them as well. This was not even a particularly good EMU squad, but they managed to play UM at the perfect time to beat them, when UM's confidence was shot, and a good high school team could have beaten them. Those two games ruined Michigan's season. Period.
Still, it wasn't all injuries, illnesses, and bad losses. Michigan did win 16 games, and some of them were pretty impressive. Certainly, the most impressive was a home win (64-57) against (#24) Ohio State on 02/22/2015. Other big wins:
There were also some encouraging losses, where Michigan played much better than expected, and almost pulled off an upset:
Besides the horrible losses to NJIT and EMU, there was one more loss that ruined any hope of an NIT bid: a gut-wrenching double-overtime loss at Northwestern on 03/03/2015. What was so frustrating about this loss was that it didn't have to happen. Instead of letting NW fire up not one, not two, but three desperation 3-pointers in the closing seconds, all of which went in, just FOUL SOMEONE, and make them shoot 2 free throws. They can't score 3 points on 2 free throws. Sigh.
Oh well. If Michigan had stayed healthy for the whole season, they certainly would have gotten an invitation to the NIT, and maybe to the Big Dance, but that's not what happened. This season was the perfect storm of bad luck, and there's no reason to be worried for the future. In fact, due to all the injuries, lots of young players got lots of game experience this season, which should help in the future.
Final Grades
Freshman Eligibility
Muhammad-Ali Abdur-Rahkman – B (Midterm = C)
Wow, what a difference! Once he was thrust into the starting lineup by injuries, MAAR responded admirably. He's fast, he's fearless at driving to the basket, and he finishes well. He has a decent outside shot, and he plays good defense. He needs to work on shooting a better percentage, getting to the line a little more, and his court vision.
Kameron Chatman – C (Midterm = C)
Kameron started the season as a starter, but failed to impress. He was replaced in the starting lineup by Spike Albrecht. As the season went on, he showed some improvement, and the game started "slowing down" for him. He had impressive stretches in a few games, but consistency was still a problem. As the highest-ranked recruit in his class, a lot more was expected from him.
Aubrey Dawkins – B+ (Midterm = B-)
Aubrey is another player who improved dramatically once he was forced into the starting lineup by injuries. He was Michigan's main offensive weapon in a few games, and he showed tons of potential for the future. His defense is just OK, and he needs to work on getting a few more assists, but he's going to be a key contributor next season and beyond.
Mark Donnal – D (Midterm = C-)
Mark also started the season as a starter, but played his way onto the bench. He was expected to be the starting center, but he has proven to be too "soft" for banging underneath. He's more of a finesse player, with a nice 3-point stroke. He needs to play tougher, especially on post defense and going to the rim on offense.
Ricky Doyle – B+ (Midterm = B)
Ricky improved steadily as the season went along. He started as an out-of-shape reserve, and worked his way into condition and a starting spot. He's good at banging underneath with the big guys, and he's gotten better and better at finishing under the basket. He gets fouled a lot, so he needs to work on his free throws.
Austin Hatch – Inc. (Midterm = Inc.)
Austin only played in a couple of games, and only for a few minutes, scoring one point. He's still recovering from his plane crash, and may never get to the point where he can play significant minutes. In the meantime, everyone is rooting for him, and cherishing every minute and point that he earns.
DJ Wilson – Inc. (Midterm = Inc.)
DJ only played a little bit in a few games before he injured his knee, ending his freshman season. He is eligible for a medical redshirt, so he'll be back next year with freshman eligibility. In the brief glimpses we had of him before his injury, he looked athletic but raw. He's too thin/wiry to play center, but he can be a successful shooting forward. He showed us great "bounce" and hustle.
Sophomore Eligibility
Andrew Dakich – C- (Midterm = Inc.)
Andrew was being voluntarily redshirted this season, until LeVert and Walton went out with injuries. Andrew volunteered to "burn his shirt" and play this season, even though it cost him a year's eligibility. He played in 13 games, and scored 5 points, including a 3-pointer, but he was never much of an offensive threat, so Michigan was essentially playing 4-on-5 when he was out there on offense. He did his best, but he was hopelessly outmanned trying to guard some of the elite players in the Big Ten.
Zak Irvin – B+ (Midterm = B)
Zak was one of the 3 main players (along with Caris LeVert and Derrick Walton Jr.) on this team, and a lot was expected of him. When the other 2 went down with injuries, Zak was forced to try to carry the team by himself, and he had a tough time. He disappeared in several games, and didn't get the job done. Then, in the last month of the season, he suddenly woke up. His play became much more consistent, and he started shooting and scoring the way he was expected to. By the end of the season, he was the leader that Michigan needed. It's just a shame that he didn't get to show off his improved game in a postseason tournament. Oh yeah, he went the whole season (32 games) making at least one 3-pointer in every game. That's quite an accomplishment.
Sean Lonergan – Inc. (Midterm = Inc.)
Sean has only played a few minutes in a few games, so we don't know what he's capable of.
Derrick Walton Jr. – B (Midterm = B)
Derrick was playing pretty well before he injured his foot, due to the toe injury that slowed him down for most of the season. He was missed out there.
Junior Eligibility
Spike Albrecht – B+ (Midterm = B)
Spike was another player who stepped up when injuries to the rest of the team forced him into a more important role. He really improved his scoring, and he did a very good job running the offense. He's not the quickest player out there, and he has trouble keeping up with some of the bigger, faster opposing players on defense, but he's a steadying influence on the rest of the (young) team when he's out there, and he usually hits his 3-pointers when he decides to shoot them. He has a great assist/turnover ratio, and he's great at the sneaky steal on the other team's inbounds play after a made basket.
Caris LeVert – B+ (Midterm = B+)
Caris was the best player on the team, until he broke his foot. He's very athletic, and he uses his athleticism to score well in transition. He has a nice 3-point stroke, and he can play good defense. Sometimes he tries to do too much.
Senior Eligibility
Max Bielfeldt – B (Midterm = C)
Max is yet another player who improved his game dramatically when injuries turned him into a mainstream player. He's a couple inches too short to play center, but that's his position. He has a very nice 3-point shot, and he can be a matchup problem for the other team when he drifts out to the top of the key and hits a few 3-pointers. He's a smart ballplayer, and he's strong and powerful underneath, but he's just a little too short to play with the big boys.
Looking Ahead
The bad news is: Michigan had a disappointing season. The good news is: lots of players got lots of great game experience, and almost all of them will be back. The only "senior" on the team is redshirt junior Max Bielfeldt. As of now, it isn't clear if he will be invited back for his 5th year. The way he played in the 2nd half of the season would certainly suggest that he'd be a valuable component on next season's team, but there's a scholarship shortage. A lot of it depends on whether or not Caris LeVert decides to return for his senior year, or enter the NBA Draft. The latest projections have him as a 1st round pick, but he seems to be enjoying his college experience, and his decision could go either way. If he decides to come back for his senior year, there may not be a scholarship open for Bielfeldt, and he may go elsewhere as a "graduate transfer" player.
Besides the Bielfeldt/LeVert situation, everyone else is back next year, including DJ Wilson, who will still have freshmen eligibility, and a transfer player who sat out this season, Duncan Robinson. He's a 6'8″, 190 pound wing, and he's a transfer from (Division III) Williams College. He sat out this season, and he'll have sophomore eligibility next season. He was a great scorer at Williams, and the word from practice this season is that he's perhaps a better shooter than Nik Stauskas. He broke Stauskas' shooting records in practice.
After bringing in a huge freshman class this season, Beilein doesn't have a single commitment for next season. The only offer he has extended so far is to a German player, Moritz Wagner. Wagner is trying to decide between playing pro ball in Germany or studying in the United States. The word is that if he decides to come to the U.S., he'll probably choose Michigan. Beilein is also chasing a couple other players for next season, but he probably only has one scholarship to work with, so he can't make a lot of offers.
So, the future looks bright, and there's no reason to expect another season like this one next year. Michigan might not contend for the Big Ten title, but it is reasonable to expect them to finish near the top of the standings, and get back to the Big Dance.
Check back here in early November, a week before the first game, for another season of Nothing But 'Net.
Go Blue!
The University of Michigan men's basketball team played two games last week in the Big Ten Tournament, and they won one and lost the other. They were the #9 seed. On Thursday (03/12/2015), they beat (#8 seed) Illinois 73-55, then on Friday (03/13/2015), they lost to (#1 seed) Wisconsin 71-60. Both games were played in Chicago. The win and the loss leave Michigan with a final record of 16-16 (8-10 in the Big Ten). Michigan was not invited to the NIT, so their disappointing season is over.
The Illinois game was very impressive. UM played very well, and beat Illinois convincingly. The game started with a few runs by each team, with Illinois leading 19-17 with 8:12 to go in the 1st half, when Michigan went on a 23-4 run to end the half. That made the score 40-23, and UM never looked back. They started the 2nd half with an 8-2 run, and that put the game out of reach. Michigan kept the lead up over 20 points for most of the rest of the game, and were never challenged.
Playing the #5 team in the nation on one day's rest is a tall order, but UM gave Wisconsin all they could handle for most of the game, before running out of gas down the stretch. UM actually led 44-41 with 12:28 left in the game, and had the score tied up (54-54) with 6:09 left. Wisconsin was just too big, too well-rested, and too talented. It was a noble effort, but UM couldn't come up with the stops on defense in the last 6 minutes.
Time to look at the game stats. First, the Illinois game: UM shot pretty well overall (29-for-59 = 49.2%), then shot 3-pointers very well (7-for-15 = 46.7%), and they were perfect from the free-throw line (8-for-8 = 100.0%). They lost the rebounding battle (32-36), but they won the turnover battle, barely (9-10). The 3-point shooting won the game.
On to the Wisconsin game: UM shot very well overall (27-for-52 = 51.9%), they shot 3-pointers pretty well (6-for-15 = 40.0%), but they didn't make a single free throw (0-for-2 = 0.0%). They got crushed on the boards (19-34), but they did win the turnover battle (5-7). They lost the game at the free-throw line, since Wisconsin went 14-for-16 (87.5%).
Individually, only one player hit double figures in both games: Zak Irvin, with 14 vs. Illinois, and 21 vs. Wisconsin. He also pulled down 11 rebounds vs. Wisconsin, for a double-double.
The other starters all hit double figures in one of the two games. Muhammad-Ali Abdur-Rahkman had 15 and 8, Spike Albrecht had 8 and 10, Max Bielfeldt had 10 and 4, and Aubrey Dawkins had 18 and 5.
Only one bench player hit double figures in one of the games: Ricky Doyle had 12 points (on 6-for-6 shooting) vs. Wisconsin. He scored most of them with Big Ten Player of the Year Frank Kaminsky all over him. He only played 5 minutes vs. Illinois, scoring 2 points (on 1-for-1 shooting; he was 7-for-7 in the tournament).
The rest of the bench didn't contribute much. Andrew Dakich had 2 points vs. Illinois, but didn't play in the Wisconsin game. Mark Donnal had 4 and 0 points. Kameron Chatman played in both games, but failed to score. Sean Lonergan played in the Illinois game, but failed to score.
This Week
There is no "this week". The season is over for Michigan.
Check back here next week for the season wrap-up, final grades, and a look ahead to next season.
Go Blue!
The University of Michigan men's basketball team played two games last week, and they lost one and won the other. On Tuesday (03/03/2015), they lost at Northwestern 82-78 (2 overtimes), then on Saturday (03/07/2015), they beat Rutgers 79-69 in Crisler Arena. The loss and the win leave Michigan with a final regular season record of 15-15 (8-10 in the Big Ten). They finished in 9th place.
The loss to Northwestern was one of the most frustrating and heartbreaking sporting events I have ever seen. Yes, including the UM/Appalachian State football game and the UM/NJIT basketball game. Michigan had not one, but two excellent chances to win the game, and NW managed to defy incredible odds to tie the game up twice, then finally win in the 2nd overtime. Each of the three highly-improbable 3-pointers that NW made in the closing seconds of regulation and the 1st overtime were 1-in-1000 chance shots, and all three of them went in, making the odds 1-in-1,000,000,000 (that's one in a billion). Of course, Michigan could have put the game out of reach if they had hit one more free throw, or if they had fouled NW instead of allowing any of the 3-pointers, but that's another matter. Let's just say that everything that could go wrong for Michigan did. That's the kind of season this has been.
The Rutgers game was much better. It was Senior Day, and Michigan only has one "senior", who's really a redshirt junior: Max Bielfeldt. Max had himself quite a day, getting his first career start, then his first career double-double, with 14 points and 11 rebounds (also a career-high). Michigan pulled away from Rutgers early, built up a comfortable lead at halftime (47-28), built the lead up to 29 points (79-50) with 8 minutes left, and watched Rutgers score the last 19 points to make it look like a close game. It was a 30-point win disguised as a 10-point win.
Let's look at the stats. First, the miserable Northwestern game. Michigan actually shot well overall (25-for-56 = 44.6%), shot very well from 3-point range (11-for-24 = 45.8%), and shot free throws very well (17-for-21 = 81.0%). They (barely) lost the rebounding battle (35-36) and the turnover battle (8-11). They should have won this game.
The stats for the Rutgers game are even better. UM shot very well overall (29-for-57 = 50.9%), they shot very well from 3-point range (14-for-31 = 45.2%), and they shot free throws pretty well (7-for-10 = 70.0%). They did lose the rebounding battle (25-33), but they won the turnover battle (6-12).
Individually, only 2 players hit double figures in both games: Aubrey Dawkins and Zak Irvin. However, they didn't just hit double figures in both games, they did it in impressive fashion. Dawkins had 21 points vs. NW, which was a new career high, then he followed it up with 31 points against Rutgers, which was obviously another new career high. Irvin had 28 points vs. Northwestern, which was a new career high for him, and he also had 11 rebounds, for an impressive double-double. He only had 12 points against Rutgers, but it was still a good week for him.
Muhammad-Ali Abdur-Rahkman and Spike Albrecht were the other 2 players to start both games. MAAR had a quiet week, with 6 points vs. NW and 2 points vs. Rutgers. Albrecht had 16 and 7 points, but he did dish out 9 assists in the Rutgers game.
Ricky Doyle started in the NW game, but didn't play in the Rutgers game, due to "a stomach illness". He didn't look very good in the NW game, scoring only 1 point. In his place in the Rutgers game, Max Bielfeldt had his big game (14 points, 11 rebounds), but he didn't do much when he came off the bench in the Northwestern game (4 points, 0 rebounds).
The bench didn't chip in much in the Northwestern game, with the 4 points from Bielfeldt and 2 points from Mark Donnal. Donnal played, but failed to score, in the Rutgers game. Kameron Chatman played in the NW game, but failed to score, then he exploded for a career-high 13 points in the Rutgers game. Andrew Dakich played in both games, but failed to score. Austin Hatch and Sean Lonergan both played in the closing moments of the Rutgers game, but failed to score, although Hatch almost hit a 3-pointer.
Finally, two of the student managers (Ryan Kaputstka and Jon Rubenstein) were added to the roster for the Rutgers game, and they both played in the final minute, but failed to score. Rubinstein did attempt a free throw, but he missed it.
This Week
This week, the Big Ten Tournament is being held in Chicago. This is the first season with 14 teams. To accommodate the extra 2 teams, the tournament has been extended from 4 days to 5 (Wednesday – Sunday). The first day (Wednesday 03/11/2015), the bottom 4 teams play, the next day (Thursday), the middle 6 teams, along with the 2 surviving teams from Wednesday, play. Finally, on Friday, the top 4 teams play, along with the surviving 4 teams from Thursday. The semifinals are on Saturday, and the championship game is on Sunday.
As the #9 seed, Michigan starts play on Thursday, against the #8 seed, Illinois. The game is at noon on BTN. If Michigan beats Illinois, they'll play the #1 seed, Wisconsin, on Friday at noon on ESPN.
Michigan played Illinois twice in the regular season, winning at home (73-65 in overtime on 12/30/2014), and losing on the road (64-52 in overtime on 02/12/2015). It should be another tight, exciting game. If UM beats Illinois on Thursday, they will have a tough time vs. Wisconsin on Friday.
If UM wants to have any chance of playing in the NIT, they need to beat Illinois. After the predictable loss to Wisconsin in the next round, that would leave them with a record of 16-16. While the NIT doesn't have an actual rule that a team needs to be at or above 0.500 to be selected, no team with a losing record has ever been invited.
Check back here next week to see what happened, and why.
Go Blue!
The University of Michigan men's basketball team played one games last week, and they lost it. On Saturday (02/28/2015), they lost at (#14) Maryland, 66-56. The loss lowers Michigan's record to 14-14 (7-9 in the Big Ten).
This wasn't a surprising loss, or a particularly depressing loss. Maryland is ranked, and playing for position in the Big Ten Tournament and NCAA Tournament. They were playing at home in front of a sold-out arena for Senior Day. No one expected Michigan to beat Maryland, and no one should be surprised that Maryland won. It would have been a major upset if Michigan had snuck out a win.
That said, Michigan actually played pretty well, especially considering their depleted roster. Sure, they had a couple of their now-familiar scoring droughts, and they shot terribly from 3-point range until the game was out of reach, but they played hard and hung with an obviously superior opponent for most of the game.
The stats tell it all: Michigan shot terribly overall (19-for-52 = 36.5%), they shot even worse from 3-point range (5-for-21 = 23.8%), although they did shoot a wonderful percentage from the free throw line (13-for-15 = 86.7%). They lost the rebounding battle, barely (32-30), and they won the turnover battle (10-12). It was 3-point shooting that cost them the game. Maryland shot 11-for-22 (50.0%) from 3-point distance, and those 6 extra 3-pointers more than make up the final deficit. When Michigan shoots 3-pointers well (>40%), they look good, and they usually win, but when the 3-point shooting is off, they look terrible. This was one of those terrible games.
Individually, only 2 players hit double figures: Spike Albrecht and Zak Irvin both had 15 points. The other starters didn't score many points: Muhammad-Ali Abdur-Rahkman had 7, Aubrey Dawkins had 2, and Ricky Doyle had 4.
The bench didn't chip in many points either: Max Bielfeldt had 6, and Kameron Chatman had 7. Andrew Dakich, Mark Donnal, and Sean Lonergan all played, but failed to score. In fact, only Dakich even attempted a shot, and that was blocked.
This Week
This is the final week of the regular season, and it can't come soon enough. Michigan has two games left; one on the road, and one at home. On Tuesday (03/03/2015, 9:00 p.m. EST, BTN), they play at Northwestern, then on Saturday (03/07/2015, 2:15 p.m., BTN), they play Rutgers in Crisler Arena. These are both winnable games, although it's always tough to win on the road. If Michigan can win them both, they should be in good shape for an NIT bid. If they lose either of them, I suspect they'll miss post-season play.
Check back here next week to see what happened, and why.
Go Blue!


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Custom furnishings complement this home's unique architecture. The living room offers seating around the flat-screen TV and gas fireplace. Adjacent is the dining area with seating for eight. The full kitchen offers additional seating at the breakfast bar, plus plenty of preparation and storage space. The master bedroom has a king bed, flat screen TV and en suite bath. The guestrooms offer a combination of queen beds and bunk beds, and there is also a separate office area and charming reading nook.
Amenities at 1382 Empire Avenue include Internet, a washer and dryer and private two-car garage. In addition, guests are receive access to Club Lespri's world-class spa, fitness facility and fine-dining restaurant.
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Awesome Mtn Cabin, Hot Tub, 2BR, Large Open Loft, Slps7
From $180 / night
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Description from the manager
Bedrooms: 2/
Bathrooms: 1/
Sleeps: 8/
Type: Cabin
(New Reservations ONLY | Holidays Not Included)
** Book 2 Nights Get 3rd Night FREE
** Book 2 Nights Get 3rd Night FREE
* Two Bedrooms, 1 Bathroom (Sleeps 8 in beds)
* Two Queen Beds, 4 Twin Beds
* Nearby Fishing, Biking, Golfing, Snowmobiling, Rafting & Boating
* Year round Access
* Close to Suncadia Resort & Lake Cle Elum
* Flat Screen TV w/ DVD Player
* Board Game Collection
* Large Concrete Patio w/ Extra Chairs, BBQ, & Fire Pit
* Small Dogs Allowed
* No Wi-Fi
* 6-Person Outdoor Hot Tub
This rustic, 1200 sq. ft., two-bedroom, bath cabin/bungalow in the upscale Roslyn Ridge community is only a mile from Speelyi Beach at Lake Cle Elum.
While plenty of nearby shopping, dining and outdoor activities await you, once you step through Wintergreen Chalet's front doors, you might never want to leave. Everything you need to settle in, relax, dine and/or play is at your fingertips underneath spacious, vaulted ceilings.
Unplug and gather around the fireplace, to talk, sing, laugh, share stories and play games -- that is, after you've spent the day hiking, skiing, rafting, swimming, fishing or boating together. The living room is framed by 20-foot high vaulted cedar ceilings. Watch your Cable TV or your favorite DVDs on a 40-inch plasma TV. The living room has ample room for spirited poker and board games (provided). Up in the loft, kids of all ages can play on the Xbox or dive into the toy chest. Barbeque is delicious year-round, so a propane gas grill awaits everything you hunt, catch or buy at the local grocery.
The kitchen features modern appliances, slab granite countertops and a 6-person dining table -- three additional bar seats are nearby at the kitchen counter.
A Keurig Coffee Maker makes your morning wake-up a snap (Keurig KCups in a variety of coffee and tea flavors are available at the grocery store in Roslyn). The kitchen has a traditional coffee maker if you prefer to bring your favorite blends. A washer/dryer and ironing board are tucked away in a nearby closet.
One bathroom provides guests the space and privacy they need to get through their morning and evening routines.
Two bedrooms are located on the main floor, each featuring queen size beds. Four additional single beds are located in the loft. Whether you rise at dawn or sleep in 'til Noon, you will awake relaxed, recharged and ready for the day.
The Roslyn Ridge Activity Center* is just a 5-minute walk from your cabin. The modern facility offers an outdoor pool, hot tub, kid's splash fountain, tennis and basketball courts, sand volleyball pit, outdoor BBQ station, picnic tables. A small gym features exercise bikes and shower/locker room facilities. If you need to plug back into the outside world, there is free Wi-Fi access in the conference room. *Opens Memorial Day Weekend to Mid Sept every year. Club entrance fee is $7/person per day (charged at the door -- cash only).
* Golfing at Suncadia (2 championship golf courses)
* Snowmobiling on hundreds of groomed trails
* Mountain biking
* Fishing on Lake Cle Elum or Cooper Lake and the Yakima River
Additional amenities include: video game console, games, video game library, in roslyn ridge, bakeware, close to town, keurig coffee machine, atv & dirt biking, families with young children, dining, $45 damage waiver, mountain biking, near community beach, $150 weekly pet fee, jet ski rental, neighboring cabins, movie theatre, cookware, $25 night pet fee (2 included), small families, solid wood doors, nearby golf course, washer & dryer, fishing, $125 wkly cleaning fee, a clean & calm pooch, skiing @ snoqualmie pass, ice maker, limited wifi internet, one couple, outdoor fire pit, hd lcd TV, roslyn ridge activity center, snowmobiling rental, $85 departure cleaning fee, shared tennis court, river rafting, $400 refundable security deposit, coffee maker, hiking trails, cross country skiing, horseback riding, two couples, portable a/c unit, solo travelers, covered deck / porch, fire pit w/ chairs.TripAdvisor property ID 2491134 ...Read more
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Very good
A FlipKey verified reviewer
Seattle, Washington, United States
Very clean and inexpensive. Great for resting in between hikes.
Response from the manager, VR365 - 09/10/2013
Great news that you were able to go on some hikes. Thanks for the 5 STAR REVIEW!! VR 365 Derek
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Issaquah, WA, United States
"Great place to stay!"
Overall, we were very happy with the place we stayed and the experience. A couple of small critiques are:
1) Upstairs got very hot, even though the temperature outside was below average. It might help to have blinds on the windows? Portable AC for upstairs would help also.
2) The games were great for the kids, but it would be nice if they were out of toddler's reach so they don't make a big mess when playing (parents can take them out, or up high).
Other than that, we were very happy with our stay.
Response from the manager, VR365 - 09/04/2013
Thanks Shawn for the great review. I agree it's been hot and humid these past few weeks and a portable AC unit would be a great addition. I will run it by the owner. They are making some great improvements this fall that our guests will truly enjoy this winter! If you are looking to SAVE some money during this fall please call and ask us about our current off season promotions. VR 365 Derek
Nina P.
WA, United States
"Great location and relaxing stay"
All seasons vacation spot, great for short get aways
Response from the manager, VR365 - 08/31/2013
Thanks Nina for the great review! I'm happy to read enjoyed your stay the Wintergreen chalet. If you are looking to SAVE some money during this fall please call and ask us about our current off season promotions. VR 365 Derek
Art V.
WA, United States
"WOW! More than we expected! What a lovely cabin."
We all had a great time from the moment we entered the cabin. Plenty of room for all 7 of us and hardly any problems and none that were not addressed at that time. We loved having this fine cabin to return to after a long day exploring the area.
Response from the manager, VR365 - 08/28/2013
Thanks Art for the fantastic review. I'm happy to read we exceeded your expectations! Wintergreen Chalet is a wonderful cabin located in the Roslyn Ridge. VR 365 Derek
Luan D.
OR, United States
"Great spot for family with kids"
Very well kept home with lots of beds for kids in the loft and two queens for adults. Beautiful kitchen and the spices and extras were nice to have on hand. We also really enjoyed the fire pit. Only issue was one bathroom for all to share. But overall a nice place and good location.
Response from the manager, VR365 - 08/04/2013
Good to hear that you had a good time overall.
A FlipKey verified reviewer
Monroe, WA, United States
"Wonderful Place"
A perfect get a way to take!! I would do go back in a heart beat!
Response from the manager, VR365 - 07/05/2013
Thanks Tami for the great 5 star review. VR 365 Derek
A FlipKey verified reviewer
Bellevue, WA, United States
"Mid-winter Vacation"
Our family had a wonderful time and we will plan to return.
Response from the manager, VR365 - 03/11/2013
Thanks Shannon for staying with us. I'm happy to hear you had a wonderful time! We look forward to having you back soon. - Derek
John G.
Edmonds, WA, United States
"Nice getaway"
Quiet and cozy stress relieving escape from the nonstop hustle of daily life
joan s.
kenmore, wa, United States
"calming retreat"
great sleep, wonderful house to stay in.
Response from the manager, VR365 - 08/10/2012
Hi Joan, I'm glad you enjoyed the Wintergreen Chalet. Be sure to visit us on Facebook to view our latest Specials, & Last Minute Deals. Derek
Snoqualmie, WA, United States
"4th of July at Roslyn Ridge"
Beautiful home in Roslyn Ridge! We thoroughly enjoyed our stay. Derek was very courteous and responsive, even when we called on a holiday!
Response from the manager, VR365 - 07/23/2012
Thanks Linda for the great review. Glad you had a great time at the Wintergreen Chalet. Hope to see you back soon. Derek
Edmonds, WA, United States
"Great for kids"
We celebrated our daughter's birthday with 3 of her friends. The upstairs loft area was perfect for them. And it was a five minute walk to the pool. I would have preferred some privacy from the other homes in the neighborhood. Overall we had a pleasant stay and would recommend to others.
Response from the manager, VR365 - 07/23/2012
Thanks Della-Rae for the nice review. For those who are reading, Wintergreen Chalet is located in Roslyn Ridge which is a planned vacation community with a mix of cabins and townhomes. Some cabins are more private than others. If you are looking for privacy please let us know and we will locate a cabin that will best suit for your needs. Derek
Kirkland, WA, United States
The smoke alarm was disabled (code violation); three chairs were damaged and one broke causing serious injury; the barbeque was dirty, broken, plus out of gas; the unit was uncomfortable in warm weather; the refrigerator leaked; there was no wifi as promised; there was no mid-week cleaning as promised; and management never showed for two pre-arranged meetings to perform inspections and repairs.
Response from the manager, VR365 - 07/23/2012
Thanks Cliff for sharing your concerns. We take our guests responses seriously and wanted to responded back to all of your concerns. For those who are reading we recommend calling our office if you are experiencing issues so we have the opportunity to help resolve them immediately. During this guest stay we never received a call so we had no way to come out and help resolve their concerns. Most of these issues were a 2 minute fix once we read this email. I encourage you to read all our other reviews and you will find that we are praised in how responsive we are when things do come up. It was the hottest week of the summer and this unit did not have A/C, and we don't advertise it having A/C. I believe there was some built up frustrations and they felt they needed to vent. If A/C is important please let us know and we will locate a cabin that has one. Thanks Derek
Maple Valley, WA, United States
"Great Vacation on Short Notice"
My family and another family initially had a tent camping trip planned for the weekend on the coast of Washington. Unfortunately, we were rained out! We needed a place to go on short notice for the next three days. Derek was great and helped us get this fantastic vacation rental. Loved the lodge and location. The home was very clean and perfect for our two families. We would definately stay here again!! The only issue we had was the WiFi was not operating as advertised. Not a big problem though since we really wanted to get away from the distractions of life.
Response from the manager, VR365 - 07/23/2012
Thanks Aaron for staying with us. I appreciate the nice review. I was happy to help you with a backup plan. See you back soon! Derek
Kara R.
Washington, United States
"Fabulous Getawa!"
we had an awesome time at the Wintergreen Chalet! It was a great convenient location, and the kitchen was a wonderful spot to entertain over wine. Nothing but great things to say here!
Response from the manager, VR365 - 05/01/2012
Thanks Kara for the 5 star review! We appreciate it. I hope to see you again soon. Derek
WASHINGTON, United States
"Great Weekend"
My wife and I had a great getaway weekend in Ronald. The cabin was all we could ask for, our dog loved it too. Thanks to the VR365 staff our last minuet stay turned out great!
Response from the manager, VR365 - 04/10/2012
Thanks Curtis for staying with us and the kind words! I hope to see you back.
A FlipKey verified reviewer
Steilicom, WA
"Granny's Week with the Kids"
A wonderful location and venue to take grandkids for a break away from the rush of city life. Enough kids games at the house to keep them satisfied, but wonderful amenities at the Rec Center to offer good clean alternative activities. The home and the setting offered the best of all worlds for both grandma and the kids. The Roslyn theatre is a must!
A FlipKey verified reviewer
Edmonds, WA
"The cabin was beautiful,..."
The cabin was beautiful, set up perfectly for kids too. Property manager Derek was super helpful giving directions and answering questions even bringing us an axe to chop firewood for the fire pit. The pool was clean, and lovely. We'll be back for sure.
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CSU Vice-Chancellor Professor Andrew Vann has welcomed the confirmation from Education Minister the Hon. Simon Birmingham the federal government will not cut higher education funding for 2016.
Charles Sturt University (CSU) will offer an online law degree with a particular emphasis on rural and regional law from 2016.
Charles Sturt University (CSU) has announced its intention to establish an AgriSciences Research and Business Park in Wagga Wagga.
CSU is encouraging community organisations to apply for grants of up to $2 500 as part of the Rural and Regional Community Initiated Research Program.
A CSU academic has been appointed to a key representative position for the dentistry profession.
Monday, 28 Sep 2015
NAPLAN fails children with communication impairment
Research from CSU has shown how children with communication impairments fare far worse in the National Assessment Program – Literacy and Numeracy (NAPLAN) than typical children and most have no access to speech pathology services.


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