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Step 1: Take apart the light fitting.
After you have opened it, just take off any big removable parts, taking note on how they assemble so you can fit them back on. Also remove the batteries if they are rechargable. If they are physically attached / soldered in, just leave them as they are.
Step 2: Recharge the batteries
Place the rechargable batteries into a recharger for a while. If your light hasn't been working for a while, then the solar panel will take a looong time to revive the dead batteries. This will just give the batteries a kick-start so that the solar panel will just top it up during the day.
Step 3: Cleaning time!
Next, check the circuit for damage. You should be able to work out something thats stopping the circuit from working. A good indication is rust or broken wires. Where possible, just try to replace the parts. If you haven't got spare wires or a soldering iron, just use wire cutters to strip wires and twist the ends back together. If the switch is broken, you can cut it out and twist the wires together. If the LED isn't very bright, you could consider taking it out and replacing it with a new similar LED of your choice if you know how to.
The small cover over the led on one of mine is broken and needs to be replaced.
Does Home Depot carry these kind of batteries? or Battery Charger?
Where do you buy the bulb covers and battery chargers, or batteries.
If not, this could be a good business product for some of you techies.
When sidewalks and such are being demolished, the contractor will often let
you have a few short (~4') pieces from the debris.
Straighten them out, sand/brush/scrape off dirt and rust,
paint them with Rustoleum (I used black),
drive them into the ground,
and set the solar lamp, with its plastic pipe without the spike,over the rebar.
It raises them above the lawn mower and snow blower.
Convert feet to metric units if desired.
Same thing happened to the mains operated light...
If you read the instructions (not that anyone does) it's say that the batteries need to be fully charged yearly to maintain optimum efficiency.
If you don't have a battery charger, turn the lights off and stick them in the sun for 3 days. Then turn back on. The three day period will be enough to recharge them fully.


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Really bad reviews and no support. If you call they sell you a support contract.
The bad reviews appear to be people who need "support" to set up a router. I hate to say it but not everyone should DIY their networking. The moment you put a CD in your computer to install a router, you're off to a bad start.
In a perfect world Belkin ought to give free phone support to everyone, but in this world it's a high cost to swallow when you consider that far fewer people tend to call in for support about a USB cable, video card, hard drive, mouse, etc.
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i have a similar belkin (ie "share max") and it works fine, but then it's only ever ran dd-wrt (i don't even think it ever once booted into the default firmware).
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Encourages Congress to Reauthorize Critical Funds to Combat Domestic Violence
WASHINGTON, D.C. (April 18, 2012) – Today Lt. Governor Brown joined Vice President Joe Biden, Attorney General Eric Holder, Senior Advisor Valerie Jarrett, White House Advisor on Violence Against Women Lynn Rosenthal, and other senior Administration officials for an event highlighting the critical need for Congress to reauthorize the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA).
Numerous domestic violence programs in Maryland receive VAWA funds to provide critical services to victims, such as enhanced law enforcement training and lethality assessment programs, automated systems to notify victims when protective orders have been issued, and hospital-based domestic violence screening programs, which Lt. Governor Brown has championed throughout the State and helped launch at Prince George's Hospital Center in Cheverly and Meritus Medical Center in Hagerstown.
"Governor O'Malley and I are committed to ending domestic violence in Maryland and providing a robust network of resources for victims of violent crime," said Lt. Governor Brown. "The critical funding from the Violence Against Women Act has allowed us to achieve significant progress, but much work remains. I urge Congress to reauthorize VAWA so that we may continue life-saving efforts throughout Maryland and take another step towards eliminating this senseless crime."
Today's event began with a panel discussion including Lt. Governor Brown and four other community leaders and legal advocates highlighting the successes of VAWA, as well as what more needs to be done to improve the nation's response to violence against women. The discussion was moderated by domestic violence awareness advocate and Emmy Award-winning journalist Paula Zahn. In addition to Lt. Governor Brown, other panelists included Rev. Dr. Anne Marie Hunter, Director of Safe Havens Interfaith Partnership Against Domestic Violence; Dave Thomas, Program Administrator, Division of Public Safety Leadership, Johns Hopkins University; Devon Boyer, Councilman, Shoshone-Bannock Tribes of the Fort Hall Indian Reservation; and The Honorable Karen S. Adam, Judge, Arizona Superior Court in Pima County.
Following the panel discussion, the Vice President and others gave remarks on the Obama-Biden Administration's ongoing coordination across the federal government to combat violence against women and announced new steps the Administration is taking to reduce domestic violence and sexual assault. There were over 130 attendees at today's event including law enforcement officers, advocacy groups working on VAWA reauthorization, school associations, state domestic violence and sexual assault coalitions.
The VAWA program is administered by the Governor's Office of Crime Control & Prevention (GOCCP) which provides funding to law enforcement, prosecution, the court system and non-profit, non-government victim service agencies. Recipients are encouraged to forge lasting partnerships between the criminal justice system and victim advocacy organizations, and to look beyond traditional resources by partnering with community and faith-based organizations to respond more vigorously to domestic violence, sexual assault, dating violence, and stalking crimes.
Combating domestic violence is a personal cause for Lt. Governor Brown. In August 2008, his cousin Cathy was senselessly murdered by her estranged boyfriend. The grief of her loss spurred Lt. Governor Brown to redouble efforts to address domestic violence in our state. Building on his experience as a legislator and the perspective provided by this tragedy, Lt. Governor Brown has championed reforms to combat domestic violence.
Brown led successful efforts in 2009 to improve domestic violence laws by giving judges the authority to take guns out of the hands of domestic abusers. In 2010, Brown worked with members of the General Assembly, domestic violence advocates and stakeholders to pass legislation allowing a victim of domestic abuse to terminate a residential lease with a copy of a final protective order. Most recently, during the 2012 Legislative Session, the Lt. Governor advocated for legislation passed by the General Assembly to provide unemployment insurance benefits for individuals who must leave a job to escape domestic violence. And the Lt. Governor is leading efforts to increase the availability of hospital-based domestic violence screening programs.
Since taking office, the O'Malley-Brown administration has worked to reduce violent crime in Maryland by 10 percent each year and reduce violent crimes committed against women and children by 25 percent by the end of 2012. Collaborating with state and local partners, they have reduced violent crime statewide to the lowest rates since 1975, and domestic violence deaths in Maryland have dropped by 41% over the past three years.


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Phototherapy (light therapy), performed under medical supervision is safe, effective, and cost-effective. The National Psoriasis Foundation does not support the use of indoor tanning beds as a substitute for phototherapy performed with a prescription and under the supervision of a physician. Only medical professionals should provide and advertise light therapy for the treatment of psoriasis.
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Great burgers, excellent fries, new management – The new manager has done wonders with Zeke's. I have been a customer for over 5 years and they now have side salads, new fries (which are wonderful), desserts and wine! Zeke's is a great neighborhood joint. I highly recommend the broasted chicken, a burger, ..and the fries are a must. Love the soup and club too!!
Broasted chicken is the yumm! – zeke's is a neighborhood bar and grill. They've recently applied for a full liquor license, which means better beer and mixed drinks are on the horizon. No, it's not a fancy place. The vibe is not high energy. Its sort of like being a walk on extra in an episode of cheers. The usual suspects sit at the bar and play along with "Cash Cab", a few guys will usually be throwing darts of shooting pool, but mostly, they're shooting the breeze. The phone rings constantly, because the saavy nearby neighbors, like me, are calling ahead and asking the cook for some of that super juicy broasted chicken. Yes, I meant to type B-roasted. For those of you who are unfamiliar with the process, Broasted chicken is cooked up in a pressure deep frier- the way the Colonel used to do it back in the day when KFC actually tasted good. This produces a gorgeous crispy skin on the chicken and keeps the inside of the chicken juicy and good. Skip the ho-hum jo-jos and opt for the cole slaw instead and you've got a tastey meal. Low cal- heck no, but it tastes good.
Bottom line- call ahead and order your chicken or learn how to blend with the natives. They don't bite. That costs extra.
Friendly staff, below par food – I stopped into Zeke's for the first time on a Friday night at about 6:00. There were people at the sitting at the bar so we grabbed a table. As soon as we sat down we felt we couldn't talk any louder then a whisper without disturbing the staff or their other patrons. Not quite the atmosphere I would except from a corner bar. We played a few games of pool before the food arrived. The pool tables were in ok shape. It was obvious the tables had been abused recently. The food arrived quickly however the chicken sandwich was nothing special. The buns looked and tasted like they were from a gas station. Overall the chicken sandwich reminded me of dorm food. My friend had a burger. The burger was decent however the bun wasn't that great. The beer prices where about average. Overall Zeke's projects it self as a bar however the atmosphere was similar to a romantic restaurant while the food was of cafeteria quality.
Best burgers in the Twin Cities! – Best burgers in the Twin Cities. They do what they do very well; it's a burger and beer joint - but a very good one. Their burgers are perfectly seasoned and succulent, nicely toasted buns. Service has always been good for me, and now that there is a smoking ban, smoking is no issue. It's a nice, cozy place to have a very tasty burger and fries. It's fairly dark and relaxing inside, too, as opposed to the glaring brightness of a lot of places. Love it.
Better than Fast Food – Zekes is best described as a joint or a dive. It is a little hole in the wall suburban strip mall bar/restaurant. It is actually difficult to find if you don't know where to look.
They don't have much on the menu other than your typical bar fare. Knowing that, you may still go there for respectable fried and grilled eats. The burgers are fairly good but not the best in the area.
Zekes is pretty good overall, especially when you want to avoid the more "trendy" haunts. You can be certain you won't have the yuppie crowd waiting for the pool table here. This is definately a neighborhood and blue collar kind of place.
OK local place – This restaurant is pretty close to my house, and close to where I play softball. It's a good place to dive into once in a while, but not an everyday hangout. Great for after a softball game at Dred Scott.
Food is good, I like the lemon pepper chicken sandwich with fries. Sometimes with cole slaw. I think the beer is 3.2% which some people hate but I really don't mind. It's only 1% or so less than regular beer anyway. Every time you buy a pitcher they give you a card. Collect 5 cards and get a free pitcher. Free beer, can't beat that. They also have a few video games, pool table, and a big screen TV that always has games on it.
Service isn't the greatest, especially considering how it's not real big and it's usually not packed.
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Troymaine Pope, that monster back, scored all seven of the Bulldogs' touchdowns Friday leading them to a 49-35 win over Cleburne County.
He finished with 19 carries for 326 yards and pulled away in the second half from what was for three quarters a slugfest between top-caliber prospects —himself and Cleburne County all-purpose back Rocky Hayes.
Pope scored on runs of 85, 56, 5, 46, 18 and 13 yards. His first touchdown came on a wide-open 30-yard reception.
After shaking hands, Pope stood at midfield, sweat still pouring from his brow. As he answered questions from reporters, keeping his eyes opened looked like it took more effort than most of the scoring runs.
"Just wasn't focused last week," Pope said of the Center Point loss. "It just makes me sick.
"They don't want to see us again."
Pope's seven-touchdown night fell two short of the state record set in 2008 by Hubertville's Tommy Haley-Ricks, according to the Alabama High School Athletic Association's online record book. Dadeville's Brandon Burks had seven last week against Bullock County.
Hayes did his best to match Pope's spectacular night, putting up four scores of his own. He started Cleburne County's scoring in the first quarter with an 8-yard reception. He answered Pope's 85-yarder going airborne in a race for the corner from 2 yards out.
Hayes went down hard in the third quarter, but returned and looked unfazed. He finished with 237 all-purpose yards, with 115 yards coming on the ground on 18 carries.
"The main difference tonight was mine plays both ways," Cleburne County coach Michael Shortt said.
After Pope's 5-yard run, which was set up by a blocked punt, Anniston did what coach Eddie Bullock feared it would do: Kick to Hayes.
He fielded the ball with a running start and made just one cut and outraced Anniston's defense 85 yards for the score.
"I thought we might could get them down," Bullock said. "… then we went and kicked to (Hayes).
"I was worried about him all night. Him, number two (Antonine Phillips), number four (Trey Bolton) — all of them."
And all of them and more contributed as Cleburne County battled back time and again, tying the score at 6, 14, 28 and pulling within a touchdown in the final quarter.
The Tigers employed a never-give-up attitude to the fullest, scoring their first three touchdowns on fourth down. Chris Ervin had the first with a 1-yard plunge. Hayes' 2-yarder capped an 80-yard drive and Matt Norton's 1-yard sneak capped another 80-yard drive.
Before Hayes' first touchdown, Cleburne County had been denied on fourth down on the previous drive. This all coming one week after Cleburne County manage only a field goal in a 10-3 loss to Lineville.
"I knew we were going to have to score points," said Shortt, "and score a lot of points.
"We figured this one would be in the 40s."
The 40s is a lot more pleasing to Bullock than the seven points Anniston put up last week. And while it's still early, the victory puts the Bulldogs on track to repeat as Class 4A, Region 6 champion.
"This is a blue-collar team," Bullock said. "I knew our offense was going to pull us through."
Pope said he knew he was going to get back on the same track as last year when he scored 30 touchdowns despite missing a game due to injury.
But seven touchdowns? Sure, he said.
And given that Pope all but called Week 1's performance a fluke, he didn't even bat his weary lids when it was pointed out that with a mulligan, this put him on pace for 63. That's doable, too.
"As long as I stay healthy," he said.
Bran Strickland is the sports editor for The Star. He can be reached at 256-235-3570 or follow him on Twitter @bran_strickland.


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Apple is expected to unveil the iOS 6 software at its WWDC conference in June, and while proprietary maps, Siri APIs for developers and a revamped App Store have been rumoured, the exact details won't be known until the event.
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HISTORY OF CEDAR CITY BY John Urie, 1880 Cedar City i s a beautiful little village situated on the r i m of the Great American Basin and is 5,615 feet above the level of the sea. With i t s 740 inhabitants (Census of 18801, i t s 135 houses, i t s 1 4 2 families, i t s streets running in unison with the four cardinal points of the compass, the City streets are lined on each side with Cottonwood Trees, two feet in diameter and two rods a p a r t , and there i s an abundance of pure mountain water for domestic use and irrigating purposes. Stores, school, meeting and dwelling houses are of stone, brick, o r adobie of varied architecture. With i t s orchards bearing apples, plums, walnuts, peaches, pears. and apricots, e t c . . nestled in a nook of the Wasatch Mountains, 270 miles south of Salt Lake City, with mountains towering still another 2,000 to 4,000 feet higher on the east and south sides of the town, and with an open view to the north and west to an extensive valley of many miles in extent. Cedar City presents to the eye of the traveler an air of comfort and neatness unsurpassed by any other town of i t s size in the Territory. Cedar City has a history that is unique a s well as interesting, and i s often told by many of the early pioneers, now gray with age and toil, to the young lads and lassies of the village. And here it is: A s early as November, 1849. Parley Parker Pratt. one of the Apostles of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, with fifty other men with 12 wagons, 1 carriage, 24 yokes of oxen, 7 beeves. 58 horses and mules, average flour to a man--150 pounds, some hqrd bread and corn meal, one brass field piece, firearms, ammunition, etc.. was commissioned by Governor Brigham Young and the Legislative Assembly of the State of Deseret to go on a tour or exploring expedition into the dreary and almost unknown regions of Southern Utah. 1 will here give the list of names composing the C o m ~ a n v and also a few incidents of travel. Althoueh tge Autobiography of Parley P. P r a t t , it will Ye b related interestine here. At Caotain John Brown's. on Cottonwood. the 23rd of November. 1849. at 2 p . m . , a meeting of the Company for exploring the South was convened. Called to order by P. P. Pratt who gave instructions relative to the necessity of peace, o r d e r , and good feelings being preserved . during this expedition, and supported in this by W . W Phelps and David Fullmer, it was voted that P. P. Pratt be President of the Company and that W . W . Phelps and David Fullmer be his Counselors. Carried unanimously. It was voted that John Brown be Captain of 50. Carried. It was voted that W . W . Phelps serve as Topographical Engineer. and that Ephraim Green be Chief Gunner. Robert Campbell was Clerk. ib
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A report out today says that the St. Louis Convention and Visitor's Commission will have to pay $2 million of the Rams' lawyer's fees.
The story was originally reported by the St. Louis Business journal. The two sides met with an arbitrator earlier this year to determine the best plan to upgrade the Edwards Jones Dome. The Rams won that arbitration and according to the original lease, the side that won any arbitration would eligible for reimbursement to cover legal fees. The arbitrator settled on a reimbursement of $2 million.
The CVC is funded by taxpayers.


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He's big, he's round, he's bulky, and he's back. Snorlax is among an elite group of Pokemon that have been OU for all four generations. Unfortunately for Snorlax, DPP has been the least favorable of them all towards him. With countless new offensive Pokemon added to the mix and items such as Life Orb boosting their damage output, Snorlax has a very difficult time keeping up. In addition to this, Snorlax's typing always has and always will leave a lot to be desired. With a STAB that is resisted by over one-third of the metagame, it's tough to see why you'd want to use Snorlax at all.
Despite the nearly crippling faults mentioned above, Snorlax has a niche unlike any other Pokemon. He is the most durable offensively-inclined special tank in the metagame. This unique niche allows Snorlax to come into many of the special attackers in the metagame with near-impunity and have his way with them. While Snorlax isn't going to be winning any Best Pokemon awards with his faults, because of his assets, it's hard to deny him his rightful place in OU amongst the big boys.
What do you get when you combine rock-bottom Speed with high Attack and immense special bulk? You get the ideal Pokemon for a Curse set. Snorlax practically defined the use of Curse for sweeping in previous generations, and still carries the mantle admirably through DPP. The problem with Curse Snorlax these days is that everything else is so immensely powerful that even Snorlax's bulk isn't enough to save him from being ravaged. That aside, Curse Snorlax is still an immense threat and can set up against a surprisingly large chunk of the metagame.
Curse is the only thing about this Snorlax that's set in stone. Body Slam versus Return is the classic status over power argument. Return hits much harder than Body Slam, but paralysis helps Snorlax more, so Body Slam is recommended. For a coverage move, it really is about picking your poison. Earthquake will deal with Tyranitar and grounded Steel-types, namely Heatran. Crunch will deal with the pesky Ghost-type Pokemon that are immune to Normal-type moves, while Fire Punch is for Skarmory, Bronzong, and any other Steel-type vulnerable to it. In the last slot, you get to decide how you want your Snorlax to go out. Either Snorlax can use STAB Selfdestruct and go out with an explosive bang the likes of which made the dinosaurs extinct, or he can use Rest to heal up and try to continue the sweep later. Rest without Sleep Talk makes it easy for opposing sweepers to set up on Snorlax, so it's wise to either carry a cleric on your team or avoid using it until you've dealt with the opponent's sweepers.Team Options & Additional Comments >>>
Snorlax is a powerful Pokemon that forces a ton of switches. With a Choice Band, Snorlax can capitalize on his ability to wall special attackers and smash the switch-in for substantial damage. This is made even better by the fact that Snorlax can pack Pursuit and destroy the special sweepers that fail to break him when they run away. Starmie, Jolteon, Gengar, and Choice-locked Rotom-A all fall to Snorlax with appropriate prediction.
Body Slam is preferred here to support Snorlax with paralysis so that it might actually outspeed something. Return, with a Choice Band boost, deserves a mention for being immensely more powerful than Body Slam. In the next slot, you are forced to choose between two of the best moves Snorlax has for this set. Due to Egg move / move tutor illegalities, Pursuit cannot be used with Selfdestruct. Pursuit allows Snorlax to checkmate Starmie and offensive Rotom-A and maim Jolteon if he tries to switch out. Selfdestruct, however, pretty much obliterates anything that isn't immune to it. Even most physically defensive Skarmory are OHKOed by it after Stealth Rock damage. Crunch is a definite must for 2HKOing the Ghost-types that will try to switch into Snorlax's Normal-type attacks. In the last slot, Earthquake and Fire Punch are both good options. Earthquake destroys Heatran and hits Metagross and Jirachi the hardest of all options. Fire Punch, however, does respectable damage to both Bronzong and Skarmory.Team Options & Additional Comments >>>
Snorlax has just the right moves available to him to take advantage of his enormous bulk with a RestTalk set. Rest and Sleep Talk combine to give Snorlax some serious and much needed longevity. This Snorlax is effective at coming in on Pokemon that it effortlessly walls, forcing them out, and then shuffling the team further with Whirlwind. Whirlwind also doubles as a means to prevent a sleeping Snorlax from being setup fodder for Pokemon like Gyarados or Dragonite. Body Slam further deters opposing setup by threatening to paralyze anything it hits.Team Options & Additional Comments >>>
Sometimes the best way to use Snorlax is to take advantage of both his offensive strength and bulkiness at the same time. While the Choice Band set focuses on checkmating frail special sweepers, this set is more about taking multiple hits over the course of a match and continually attacking as your opponent switches in their best checks.
Body Slam and Return both have their merits on this set. Body Slam's paralysis can be immensely helpful in both supporting the team and letting Snorlax actually outspeed something. Return, however, sacrifices the chance of paralysis in exchange for hitting that much harder. Crunch is used in the second slot for the Ghost-type Pokemon that will inevitably switch into Snorlax's Normal-type STAB moves. Earthquake is a valuable move to have on this set for OHKOing Heatran and Magnezone while doing respectable damage to both Metagross and Jirachi. In the last slot, what could possibly be picked other than Selfdestruct? Selfdestruct is Snorlax's pitch at taking out one last Pokemon before going down. Fire Punch can be used in the last slot over Selfdestruct for the ability to OHKO Scizor and 2HKO Forretress, but let's face it, you're going to want to blow Snorlax up.Team Options & Additional Comments >>>
Other Options
Like most Normal-type Pokemon, Snorlax has an exceptionally diverse movepool with a lot of options. All of the special attacking options available to Snorlax, including Surf, Ice Beam, Shadow Ball, and Fire Blast, are pretty much worthless coming off of a pathetic base 65 Special Attack stat. It's always better to use Snorlax's physical options. Speaking of physical attacks, Snorlax has Ice Punch and ThunderPunch available to him. Against the Pokemon 4x weak to these moves, they are powerful, but against everything else, they're inferior to the listed options on each set. Snorlax also has Zen Headbutt, but there's really no reason to run it given that Snorlax can't outrun any of the Pokemon it might want to hit with the move.
Despite the fact that Immunity is a good ability, Snorlax is typically using Selfdestruct to exit a battle or already taking advantage of Rest, which removes status. There is little reason to run Immunity on a Pokemon that plays like Snorlax, especially when Thick Fat allows Snorlax to check Heatran so effectively. However, if your team is particularly vulnerable to Toxic stalling and Snorlax isn't using Rest, you may elect to forgo Thick Fat for Immunity on Snorlax.
Checks and Counters
All of the best responses to Snorlax are Pokemon with powerful Fighting-type attacks. Most, if not all, of these Pokemon hate being paralyzed though, so be mindful of switching into Body Slam recklessly. If they can get in safely, Infernape, Lucario, Machamp, and Heracross can all put Snorlax down in a jiffy. Strong and boosted physical attackers will also punch through Snorlax's defenses. With a Life Orb equipped, Pokemon like Metagross and Mamoswine can 2HKO Snorlax easily with their STAB attacks. Ghost-type Pokemon can switch into Snorlax's STAB attacks with ease and also generally pack Will-O-Wisp with which to burn Snorlax. A burned Snorlax is pretty much worthless offensively, so at that point you can proceed to switch in one of the Fighting-type Pokemon he hates facing. Lastly, there are a few Pokemon that can effortlessly wall Snorlax even if he attempts to set up. Skarmory can switch into even sets with Fire Punch, set up Spikes, and Roost off damage taken. Fire Punch boosted by either Curse or Choice Band is about the only thing Snorlax can do that actually stings Skarmory. Bronzong can come into Snorlax much like Skarmory, set up Stealth Rock, and then Explode if Snorlax tries to set up Curse. Forretress functions in a similar manner, but only if Snorlax lacks Fire Punch.


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Couple plan national marketing campaign
The road to success, someone said, isn't paved, a fact not lost on Jeff and Kim Gibson, Cimarron County artists who hope to sell their work to national chains.
The county road to their home/studio has more in common with a roller coaster than 21st century transportation. It snakes through the Cimarron River breaks, with stomach-lifting hills cresting before you can see the bottom of the next water crossing.
The Gibson home is a testimony to the couple's talents. The home consists of two trailer homes linked in a T-bone fashion. The floors and many of the kitchen cabinets are wood taken from a scrap heap and utilized.
The walls are from the native stone that litters the small ranch. Several of the stone imbedded in the walls have been smoothed off and Kim has painted western theme paintings, an Indian hunter, bears, etc.
What stone they haven't used in their home, Gibson has sold, flagstone and simple rocks; an idea his mother-in-law came up with to earn the family extra money.
I couldn't believe that someone would pay for a rock, Gibson shrugged.
However, in 1999, when the Gibsons moved to the ranch in Northwestern Cimarron County, the road into it they say, was little more than a cattle trail.
If you missed the water crossings by more than an inch, you were into a steep ditch, Gibson remembered.
That's why I used to get out of the car and let him drive over, Kim grinned.
How two artists could, from such a remote location, interest merchandising giant Wal-Mart in distributing their religious-based art is to the Gibsons, simply explained, It took us two years to find Wal-Mart; but, I believe God lead us to them through a lot of prayer, Gibson said simply.
Kim hadn't painted in about 10 years. Then God told us He'd bless us if she started again.
I've painted since I was about 13 years old, Kim said. But, once I picked it up again I could see immediately that it [her talent] was different, she added.
She pointed at her husband, Jeff, he's an artist too and perspective has always been easier for him. He'd sometimes have to tell me, His legs aren't the right size for his body.' Kim explained.
But, since she started painting again, the perspective is all different, it's good, Gibson said pointing to a nearby piece of art.
Sometimes now, I do a brush stroke and I know it's wrong when I do it. But I don't know how to fix it. I'll get up, walk around the room and pray about it. I come back to the canvas and it's right. I believe now that if the Lord isn't with me in it [her painting] then I'm back to square one, she smiled.
In one print, title In God We Trust Jesus is in profile, an American Bald Eagle seems to be perched on his right arm. In looking at the picture, some of Gibson's features seem to leap out.
I can't see it, Kim said with a shy smile. But others have mentioned it. I get ideas for many of my characters from weight-lifting magazines. But I've had Jeff stand just so when I need to see an arm or leg in a certain position. I used to make him stand while I painted; but now, I just take his picture with my digital camera.
In searching for the right medium for her acrylic art, the Gibsons discovered Gillie' prints, a method which can transpose the product onto a stretched canvas rather than paper so once framed it looks like a piece of original art.
Besides the California group, the Gibsons also use Ron and Teenye Hewitt, of Woodward to produce their prints.
The beauty of this process, Teenye explained, is that the prints can be done on demand, so you don't have too much money tied up in stock.
This, she said, is the printing process of the future.
The Hewitt's found the process while researching the best way to sell Hewitt's work; he's been painting full-time and selling his art at shows nationwide since 1989. They've been sidelining in printing other artist's work (more than 100) since 1999. They do the prints for the art department of OPSU.
The thing about this process is that you can tweak the colors, Teenye explained.
Part of the Gibsons' plan is to have the finished prints shipped to Boise City for framing before shipping to the stores for sale.
Asked why they feel the prints and their distribution might be inspired, Gibson explained, We've had four different evangelists or preachers, none of them knowing what we were trying to do, tell us that God had said he was going to bless us, Gibson explained. The first was at the Dumas Christian Center; an evangelist was preaching and suddenly he stopped, looked out over the crowd and asked, Who has something on their heart about Wal-Mart?' I held up my hand and he said, God is going to bless you beyond your wildest dreams.' Gibson recalled.
Of course, for the longest time, being blessed beyond my wildest dreams meant a new house, new cars; but that's not what it's about. That's why a significant amount of the proceeds will go back to God's Kingdom, Gibson said.
Also, I owe a lot to others, Connie Lewis and Jeff both wote poems. I think it's all inspired by God, Connie said.
Gibson would eventually like to structure the potential business like a group from California who produce some of the prints from Kim's paintings. The group buys and sells church property, shopping malls and other American Real Estate; the profits go into businesses set up in Mainland China, malls, retail stores and fast food franchises.
They can't go in as missionaries, Gibson explained. So they set up the businesses with Christians managing them; as business progresses, the manager begins mission work, he added.
Gibson decided to approach Wal-Mart as they drove past a store one day two years ago. Why don't we sell them [paintings] in Wal-Mart, he asked Kim. They are huge.
The couple turned off, contacted the store manager who then put them in touch with the director of new product development in Bentonville, Ark.
They made their Hobby Lobby connection while looking for cheaper car insurance for their teenage son. The insurance agent they located on line had grown up next door to the franchise creator and has begun efforts to put him and the Gibsons together.
It is such chance meetings as these that convince the Gibsons that God's hand is obvious in their endeavors.
Asked if Wal-Mart might not object to their approaching other stores, Gibson shook his head no.
They want you to find other outlets. They'll tell you they want you to depend on them for only about one-third of your business. So, if they decide to drop you, they won't leave you hanging, Gibson explained.
Boise City News, P.O. Box 278


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Catching Up With Hockey
An annual tradition: the post where I spit out a bunch of hockey thoughts right after football season ends.
Andrew Copp emoji state.
AT RIGHT: Friday night immediately after OT goal
They are going to the tournament. Michigan's fantabulous 10-2-1 record has come against a tough slate of opponents; unadjusted win percentage has M's opponent's third; the more sophisticated KRACH system has them 12th. As a result they are second in both RPI and KRACH, behind only Minnesota. They're also tied for second in the revamped Pairwise*. Unless they implode, Michigan is on pace for a bid. Hell, they're on pace for a one seed.
They are living on the edge. Michigan isn't as good as their record. Don't take it from me, take it from Red, who said something along those lines a few weeks ago. They have played only three games not decided by one goal: 3-1 over BC, 6-0 over Niagara, and 7-4 over RIT. Hooray winning one goal games and all, but:
- Michigan is 3-0-1 in five minute OT sessions.
- Their goalies have a collective .937, and that's not because every shot is from the blue line.
- Shots for and against are dead even at 428.
- Pythagorean expectation (upshot: goal differential is a better predictive metric than record) works just as well in the NHL as it does MLB, and Michigan is 7th in scoring margin, way behind the Gophers.
Who's happy with #7 in goal differential? Everybody. But they're not playing like the elite team their record and the rankings suggest. There's no denying they've had a hefty helping of fortune so far and replaying this season results in a record this good maybe 5% of the time.
The blue line is a large problem. Bennett's great; everyone else is worrisome at best. The OSU comeback Monday was a collection of gross errors from the defense corps, from Chiasson wandering out to a player behind the net without putting his stick down, thus allowing a centering pass right through him, to Downing sliding his way behind the net on a 4 on 3. On Friday, Clare threw a blind backhand pass behind his own net with three minutes left in a one goal game instead of chipping the puck out of the zone; five seconds later it was no longer a one-goal game.
With Serville hurt, Michigan turned to junior forward Andrew Sinelli as the #6 D, and my buddy and I went from panicking about this to wondering if Michigan would sit Clare in favor of him when Serville was back. Since he hardly saw a shift late Monday you'd think the answer to that is undoubtedly "no," but Spath says he's threatening Serville:
"I like his quickness," Berenson said. "He's a good skater. He goes back to get the puck and he'll win that race. He'll take a hit to make a play. And he's a defensive forward so he has good defensive instincts in our zone."
Szuma missed some time with a concussion but after a long and thorough rest, he's back at practice. It appears, though, that for now, Sinelli has won the job and he will be given every chance to compete with Serville to be the Maize and Blue's sixth defenseman.
Chiasson has apparently slid past Serville to solidify his job, which makes sense to me. Clare holding his spot without threat… not so much.
Sinelli is much defter with the puck than most of Michigan's available defensemen and surprisingly physical for a small guy. He effectively pinned a bunch of guys to the boards and didn't make any glaring errors. He could help. This is both an endorsement of Sinelli and a cocked eyebrow at the rest of the crew.
But hey Bennett. Getting any scoring from the D has been the main issue with Michigan's offense so far. They're 16th in scoring with virtually no contribution from the D. Bennett pulled both of those OSU games out of the fire, first with the great stretch pass embedded above, then with a plunge into the goal mouth to take a cross-ice pass from Chiasson(!) to complete the World's Most Dangerous Goal.
If that had rebounded such that OSU got a quick breakout that was a 3-on-1 developing with Di Giuseppe back. Yikes. But it went in, so hooray.
Guptill's penalty shot against BU is one of five goals on the year for him [Bill Rapai]
The forwards are deep with little top end. I love me some Copp and Compher, who just scored two of the dirtiest crease goals Michigan's put in since… well, it's been a while since Michigan's had a true goalmouth fiend. Those guys bring value beyond their scoring lines and both are at a PPG.
But while it seems like Di Giuseppe, Nieves, Moffatt, and Guptill is a hell of a supporting cast, not a lot is happening 5 on 5 here. Those scoring line veterans have six goals 5v5 in 13 games. That's a little disappointing. The power play, clicking at 25%, is keeping everybody afloat right now; they're going to have to get some more even strength production if they're going to keep winning games if and when the save percentage and PP come back to earth.
Speaking of clicking. The turnaround in the power play is kind of incredible. Last year their single idea was get the puck to Trouba, and this was an okay enough idea to get Michigan to 19%. The year before they were completely miserable at 15%; they were at 17% the year before. All of these numbers seemed deserved.
This year's number also seems deserved. Michigan gets much better puck movement and regularly finds guys for cross-ice bombs that have been the most effective way to put the puck in the net since NHL 94. I don't get why it's happening this year instead of previous years, but I'll take it.
Inexplicable player enthusiasm of the year. Always one guy on the team who does nothing statistically but I find a way to advocate anyway, and this year it's Zach Hyman. Hyman's 1-2-3 line is obviously bleah. I still manage to think that he's much better at coming out of the corners with a purpose than anyone else on the team and should be flanked by two skilled players to take advantage of his ability to create offense off the cycle.
He seems like a different player, even if the stats aren't showing it. Remember this if he blows up in the next 20 games. Forget it if he doesn't.
No Racine is no problem. [Bill Rapai]
Goaltending is weird. Steve Racine started Monday's game out with some shaky rebound control before righting the ship and turning in one of the best four goals allowed performances you'll see; he has a .925 this year, building on the .920 he put up in the final ten games of his freshman season. And this is nothing compared to Nagelvoort, who's putting up Hunwick numbers: .945, 1.65 GAA.
Quite a difference there… and sad to say probably not a sustainable one. Teams that manage to have those kinds of save percentages over the course of the year are generally Cornell or Ron Mason-era MSU teams that place a heavy emphasis on defense and conservatism; Michigan just scored on a cross-ice goalmouth pass from D to D. Meanwhile, the shaky defense corps is giving up a ton of Grade A opportunities, and eventually those are going to start going in unless Michigan gets it together.
Even if it's not sustainable, that's 23 consecutive games of goaltending ranging from high quality to outstanding. At some point the sample size is about as good as its going to get, and we can put the terrible memories of last year behind. That point is coming up very soon.
Is Josh Blackburn still working with Michigan's goalies as a volunteer? Can someone buy him a smoothie or something?
The rest of the league is Minnesota and poop. I fielded a couple of questions about why I was high on Minnesota instead of Wisconsin and didn't really have an answer other than "Wisconsin always does this," and Wisconsin is doing it again: they're 4-5-1 on the year and just got swept by the Gophers in their first Big Ten series; they got blown out by both Boston schools. And they're probably the third best team in the league. The rest:
- OSU is 8-6 with seven of their wins against Robert Morris, Niagara, Canisius, and BGSU (a split with UMD is the final win). They played well against Michigan but still got swept; they were swept by Miami in their first series of the year, and Miami's not that good right now.
- MSU is 5-7 with 4 wins over American International (3-8) and Princeton (3-10); they were recently swept by Michigan Tech.
- Penn State is 3-7-1 with wins over Army, Robert Morris, and Sacred Heart; they were swept by Air Force and Union.
- Minnesota leads the nation in goal differential and is rather good at hockey. They've beaten UNH and taken a three point weekend from BC, plus split against ND.
Minnesota's the heavy favorite to win the league, and Michigan should finish second. No one else is likely to make the tournament.
*[I don't have a handle on what the changes did yet. In previous years I've downplayed the Pairwise until late in the season due to its volatility, preferring RPI as a better projection of where you would finish in the PWR at the end of the year than the actual PWR. If that seems like a dumb ranking system to you, well, at least they overhauled it?]
Somewhat Informed Hockey Bits
Nagelvoort rides to the rescue
Due to some recording snafus I ended up catching only the final two periods of Friday's game and the third period Saturday, along with the overtimes. Also, the feed FCS picked up looked like an internet stream and it was really hard to figure out who anyone other than Kevin Lohan was even though the announcers tried their damndest to keep us informed. (Seriously, they were great.) I didn't actually see any goals until the Motte winner on Saturday, though I saw replays of some of them. Not enough to write a column, but here are various bullets:
That was probably a good UNH team. The Wildcats were 20-12-7 last year, 13-8-6 in Hockey East, reaching the second round of the NCAA tournament. They lost a couple of their better forwards but returned the vast bulk of their scoring—10 of their top 12—and both goalies. They opened with a solid win over Clarkson in the Icebreaker and then lost 3-2 to Minnesota. By the end of the year that's going to be another quality scalp for Pairwise purposes. Michigan's done a lot of work in just two weeks here.
So far so good for Nagelvoort. Man, when Racine went down with what was obviously a groin issue that I'd be lasts a month or maybe longer (he's definitely out this weekend, and not practicing), dark thoughts flitted through my head. Nagelvoort comes out, my former goalie buddy remarks on how enormous his pads are, and he proceeds to shut UNH out through a rampant third period in which they outshoot Michigan 14-2, with one of those stops an impressive recovery on a penalty shot.
The next night he holds UNH to two goals through an entire game and overtime. Four games in Michigan's save percentage is .937 as a team and Nagelvoort is at .949. Massive sample size disclaimers are of course warranted. It's still the best possible start you could have hoped for minus the Racine injury. Hopefully it keeps up.
Power play: extant. Michigan's 6 of their first 16, a 38% strike rate, and that feels like a sustainable thing since Michigan's been going up against good teams and has been setting up in the zone for extended periods of time. The puck movement is night and day from last year, when their single idea was "get the puck to Trouba." It's too early for me to tell you much else—I get my mind around hockey things slowly.
Recovery. Michigan scrambled their lines for the first time this year after they got pinned in their zone for disturbingly long stretches of the third period on Friday night. They ended up getting outshot nearly 2 to 1 and that was a fair reflection of the play on the ice, if aided by buckets of penalties—UNH had eight power plays. The next night the script flipped and Michigan was better in the last 25 minutes.
Buddies. Michigan's line scramble affected almost everyone but did leave two forward pairs joined: Copp/DeBlois and Motte/Compher. I expect those pairings are untouchable with the success the former has had since its formation at midseason last year—Copp also leads the team in points with 6—and the success the latter's had since their NTDP days. Motte and Compher have already connected on a number of plays that show great understanding of each other and seem like they're more than the sum of their parts when they're on the ice together.
The defense is about what we expected. Bennett is far more aggressive with his puck rushes, Clare's slow speed of thought on the ice gets Michigan trapped in their own zone too often, and Serville continues to make scary mistakes. The freshmen have been a pleasant surprise, especially Lohan, who I figured would mostly ride the bench but has been in the way of a lot of scoring plays. Judgments here are still extremely tentative—ask me again after the upcoming four-game homestand.
Michigan's going to need to get some more playmaking from these guys. Successful passes to set up rushes have been lacking. Four games in the defensemen have four points between them, all of them assists, three of them Clare's.
Nieves stands out. Nieves had the proverbial jump over the weekend; on Friday his line was the primary one generating chances in the final two periods. The shuffle put him with Guptill and Hyman and while they didn't score the line got Guptill seven shots. That is a good guy to get shots; Nieves seems to be emerging. Di Giuseppe, too, seems to be more active this year.
Hello, eh: Zach Nagelvoort
At center. The one in the goalie pads. Obviously.
Michigan hockey had been scouting around for a goalie ever since… well… for a while, anyway. They have acquired him: Zach Nagelvoort, a '94—ie, about a year older than a kid straight out of high school—currently playing in the NAHL for the Aberdeen Wings.
Nagelvoort was traded midseason at his request after he found himself behind former Lake State commit Tyler Marble and his .940. Good call, dude. Nagelvoort tore it up after the trade, going 8-1-1 down the stretch and winning the league's goalie of the month award. His stats during that run were pretty good: a .957 save percentage and GAA of 1.42 for one of the worst teams in the league. As a team, Aberdeen's save percentage .908 even with his contributions. He wasn't bad with his previous team, either, as his cumulative save percentage is .936.
Aberdeen head coach Travis Winter said the Nagelvoort came in wanting to succeed and wanting to help turn things around. "Zach came in and immediately injected the team with confidence. He is a very confident goaltender and person and it rubbed off on the rest of the team. We know we have a chance to win every night when he is in goal and during the last two months of the season, that was the mindset in every game and one of the reasons the team played so well." Winter also said that Nagelvoort's strengths in goal lies within his athleticism. "Zach is a very athletic goalie, who doesn't give up on plays and he is very quick from side to side. He makes the 2nd and sometimes 3rd saves you need to stay in the game and keep momentum going and you almost never see a bad goal scored on him. I think all that combined with his confidence makes him an elite goaltender at this level."
He's 6'2", just under 200 pounds.
While this is a flier, Nagelvoort has real shot at playing time. Nagelvoort's stats suggest he's got potential, and the Rangers (yes those Rangers) apparently checked him out in December. While taking an NAHL skater is almost always a sign of desperation—or at least a signal that you need a guy to scratch nightly—goalies are weird and come from weird places and the NAHL is one of these places. Last year two(!) NAHL goalies were drafted by the NHL, one of them (Anthony Stolarz) in the second round. This year the NTDP grabbed an NAHL goalie for the Five Nations tourney, bypassing the USHL. Former OSU goalie Cal Heeter came from the NAHL, as did former Maine starter and NHL backup Ben Bishop. [UPDATE: Oh and a guy named Shawn Hunwick you might have heard of.]
Steve Racine established a grip on the starting goalie job during Michigan's late run and will likely enter next year as the starter. If he falters, Michigan needed an option other than Jared Rutledge, which they've found. Whether Rutledge stays around with dim prospects or tries to find playing time elsewhere is unknown. The scholarship situation is murky there; one thing that may have helped with Nagelvoort is that he is originally from Michigan and presumably can get instate tuition.


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