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The Home Depot Foundation: Leadership
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Marc Becker
Marc Becker, Vice President of Merchandising
The Home Depot Foundation Board Member
Marc Becker is Vice President of Merchandising for The Home Depot. He is responsible for the Company's Millwork department which includes moulding, windows, interior doors, exterior doors, patio doors, garage doors and related products.
Marc joined the Company in 1999 as a credit analyst. He has held positions of increasing responsibility including assistant store manager, inventory merchant, manager Supply Chain, merchant, senior merchant, divisional merchandise manager for Outdoor Power and most recently field merchandising vice president for the Western Division. Marc has a bachelor's degree in accounting from Georgia Southern University.
Scott Bomar
Scott Bomar, Vice President of Payments, Credit and Treasurer
The Home Depot Foundation Board Member
Scott Bomar is vice president of payments, credit and treasurer for The Home Depot. As treasurer, Scott is responsible for the company's capital structure, as well as all capital markets, cash management, financial risk management and rating agency relationships. Additionally, Scott oversees customer financing and payment options, including The Home Depot's private label credit program, project financing and bank card relationships.
Scott joined the Company in 2005 as manager in strategic business development. He has held roles of increasing responsibility including senior manager of retail format development, director of retail format development, director of strategic business development and, most recently, vice president of financial planning and analysis.
Scott also ran the Company's retail operations in China, serving as president of that business.
Prior to joining the Company, Scott was a manager with Deloitte Consulting.Scott has a bachelor's degree in industrial engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology and a master's in business administration from Duke University.
Giles Boman
Giles Bowman, Senior Vice President, Merchandising
The Home Depot Foundation Board Member and Chair
Giles Bowman is senior vice president of merchandising, building materials, for The Home Depot. He is responsible for lumber, building materials, bath, electrical and millwork departments.
Giles has more than 22 years of experience in the home improvement industry. Prior to his current assignment, he was senior vice president of merchandising, hardlines, for The Home Depot and previously held several positions of increasing responsibility, including merchandising vice president of building materials, merchandising vice president of the Eastern Division, merchandising vice president of Canada, vice president of sales and service for the Southwest Division, divisional merchandise manager of the Southwest Division, and millwork merchant for the Southwest Division.
Prior to joining The Home Depot in 1996, Giles held various merchandising positions in lumber, millwork and hardware with Lowe's Companies.
Giles serves on the boards of The Home Depot Foundation and the Habitat for Humanity of Northwest Metro Atlanta. He also is a member of The Home Depot Hispanic Council.
He earned a bachelor's degree in mathematics from the University of North Carolina.
Marc Brown
Marc Brown, Regional Vice President, Southeast
The Home Depot Foundation Board Member
Marc Brown is a regional vice president for The Home Depot. He is responsible for the operations of 109 stores in Florida, Alabama, southern Georgia and southern South Carolina.
Marc joined the Company in 1998 as a human resources manager. He has held roles of increasing responsibility including store manager, field install manager, district manager, director of core retail, regional pro sales manager, divisional pro/tool rental director and senior director of pro sales.
Prior to joining the Company, Marc spent eight years in retail with Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. and Blockbuster Video, both in field and corporate support positions.
Marc has a bachelor's degree in management administration from the University of Arkansas.
Christopher Duffy
Christopher Duffy, Vice President, Interconnected Operations
The Home Depot Foundation Board Member
Chris Duffy is Vice President of Interconnected Operations. He is responsible for driving solutions that integrate online experiences with customers and stores, including Online Customer Operations and Selling Center, Multichannel Process & Systems, Online Order Management, Home Depot Quote Center and the Design Connect/Collaboration Center teams.
Chris joined The Home Depot in 2000 as a sales associate as part of the Olympic Job Opportunities Program. He was a member of the U.S. National and Olympic Rowing teams. He entered the Business Leadership Program and has held roles of increasing responsibility including Store Manager, District Manager, Director of Operations Process and, most recently, Vice President of Workforce Operations & Strategy, Building Services and Energy Management.
Chris has a BA from Fairfield University and received his MBA from Duke University, Fuqua School of Business.
John Ellington
John Ellington, Director, Finance and Grants Administration for The Home Depot Foundation
John Ellington is the Director of Finance and Grants Administration for The Home Depot Foundation. He is responsible for establishing and managing the collaborative strategies to implement the Foundation's focus – working to improve the homes and lives of U.S. military veterans and their families.
John joined The Home Depot in 2005 in the Assurance and Advisory Management Program, a two year program designed to develop the future leaders of the Company. Since that time, John has held roles of increasing responsibility across the Company's corporate finance landscape in the functional areas of Financial Planning & Analysis, Store Operations, Merchandising Services and Online Merchandising.
Prior to joining The Home Depot, John spent four years at Ernst & Young in a variety of roles within their Atlanta office.
A native of the Acadiana region of southern Louisiana, John graduated magna cum laude with a B.S. in Accounting and minor in Economics from Oglethorpe University in Atlanta, GA. He proudly serves in The Foundation in honor of his late father, a veteran of the Vietnam War.
Aaron Flowe
Aaron Flowe, President, Western Division
The Home Depot Foundation Board Member
Aaron Flowe is president of the Western Division of The Home Depot. He is responsible for leading sales and operations of more than 440 stores staffed by 78,800 associates throughout 13 Western states. His division covers Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah, Washington and Wyoming.
Most recently, Aaron served as president of the Northern Division. Previously, he was regional vice president of the NY Metro Region. In that capacity, he directed operations of 70 stores across northern New Jersey, New York City's five boroughs, Long Island and Connecticut. Prior to that position, he was vice president of merchandising.
Aaron began his career with the company in 1994 as a store department supervisor. He has held several positions of increasing responsibility, serving as store manager, district manager and director of operations process.
Aaron has a bachelor's degree in business management from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University.
Shannon Gerber
Shannon Gerber, Executive Director, The Home Depot Foundation
The Home Depot Foundation Board Member
As executive director of The Home Depot Foundation, Shannon Gerber leads The Home Depot's philanthropic strategy, volunteer efforts and The Homer Fund.
Prior to joining The Home Depot Foundation, Shannon spent 13 years with The Home Depot in events management. Most recently, she served as the senior director of events management where she led large-scale events for the company, as well as The Home Depot Foundation's fundraising events. In this role, Shannon helped raise millions of dollars to further the Foundation's work.
Previously, Shannon worked with The Ritz-Carlton Hotel Company in positions of increasing responsibility in events management.
Crystal Hanlon
Crystal Hanlon, President, Northern Division
The Home Depot Foundation Board Member
Crystal Hanlon is president of the Northern Division of The Home Depot. Crystal joined the company in 1985 and is responsible for the sales and operations of 795 stores in 24 Midwest and Northeastern states with a team of more than 110,000 associates.
Most recently, Crystal served as regional vice present for the Gulf Region, overseeing 128 stores in Texas, Louisiana and Mississippi and leading a team of 18,000 associates.
Crystal began her career at the company in 1985 as a cashier in Texas while attending the University of Houston. During the last 30 years she has held numerous positions, including customer services manager, assistant store manager, store manager, district manager, senior director of operations, merchandising vice president of décor, regional vice president of the Midwest and regional vice president of the Gulf Region.
Crystal studied business management at the University of Houston and the University of Phoenix.
Kevin Hofmann
Kevin Hofmann, Senior Vice President and President - Online
The Home Depot Foundation Board Member
Kevin Hofmann is senior vice president for The Home Depot and president of our online business. He oversees the strategy, sales and operations of our online channels, including homedepot.com Home Decorators Collection and Blinds.com, and manages the integration of online channels with merchandising and physical store operations to create an interconnected customer experience.
Kevin joined The Home Depot in 2006 as vice president leading technology teams focused on retail operations, e-commerce, the company's supply chain transformation and international divisions. Most recently, he was senior vice president of The Home Depot's installation business, where he was responsible for strategy, sales, operations and compliance.
Prior to joining The Home Depot, Kevin spent ten years with General Electric in various leadership positions and eight years with Dow Chemical in plastics research.
Kevin is active in veterans housing causes and is a member of The Home Depot Foundation's board of directors. He has a bachelor's degree in computer science from Central Michigan University.
Stacy Ingram
Stacy Ingram, Associate General Counsel and Deputy Corporate Secretary
The Home Depot Foundation Board Member
Stacy Ingram serves as Associate General Counsel and Deputy Corporate Secretary for The Home Depot, which she joined in April 2009. She is responsible for a broad range of securities, compliance, corporate governance and corporate finance matters.
Prior to joining The Home Depot, Ms. Ingram was a partner in the Atlanta office of McKenna Long & Aldridge LLP, where she represented clients in a full array of securities, corporate governance and corporate finance matters. She currently serves as a member of the board of directors of the Society for Corporate Governance and has served as President of the Society's Southeastern Chapter. Ms. Ingram also serves on the board of The Home Depot Foundation and the Homer Fund.
Ms. Ingram received a B.A. from the University of Texas at Austin and her law degree from Harvard Law School.
Erin Izen
Erin Izen, Director of Strategic Projects
The Home Depot Foundation Board Member
Erin Izen is the Director of Strategic Projects for the US Stores organization at The Home Depot, which runs 1,976 stores in the continental US, Hawaii, Alaska, Guam, and Puerto Rico. She is responsible for the coordination, execution, and sustainability of strategic cross-functional initiatives and rollouts. Erin has been with Home Depot for eight years. Prior to her current position, Erin held other strategic planning and execution roles in the business and graduated from one of The Home Depot's leadership programs.
Before joining The Home Depot, Erin worked at Radiant Systems in Alpharetta, Georgia. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering from The Georgia Institute of Technology.Erin is active in her church and several non-profits that support the armed forces, veterans, and homelessness. Erin, a native Atlantan who is married to LtCol Jim Izen, USMC (retired), was honored as Operation Homefront Georgia's 2011 Volunteer of the Year.
Ron Jarvis
Ron Jarvis, Vice President, Merchandising & Environmental Innovation
The Home Depot Foundation Board Member
Ron Jarvis joined The Home Depot in February 1995 as a Product Merchandise Manager. Since then he has held various positions in merchandising and operations. Those include Divisional Merchandise Manager, Environmental Global Product Manager, Merchandising Vice President, VP- Environmental Innovation and Senior Vice President of Pro Business, Tool Rental and Environmental Innovation.
Ron now leads all of The Home Depot sustainability efforts as Vice President of Environmental Innovation/Sustainability and Chairman of the Environmental Council.
Ron is a member of the Yale Forest Forum, a Board member of The Home Depot Foundation as well as an Outward Bound Board member.
A native of North Carolina, Ron holds a BA degree from North Carolina State University in Business Management/Economics.
Kent Knutson
Kent Knutson, Vice President of Government Relations
The Home Depot Foundation Board Member
Kent serves as vice president of government relations for The Home Depot. As the leader of global government relations, Kent is responsible for managing relations with elected officials on the federal, state, local and international levels. Kent opened the Washington, D.C. office for The Home Depot in 2002. He was named by The Hill newspaper as one of the top 50 corporate lobbyists in 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, and 2013.
Kent is active in state and national retail associations including the Retail Industry Leaders Association. In addition to the retail industry, Kent is active professionally serving as past president of the Business-Government Relations Council, whose membership includes the heads of government relations departments for the Fortune 200.
Before The Home Depot, Kent worked for almost five years in the Washington, D.C. office of Microsoft Corporation during its long-running anti-trust dispute with the U.S. Department of Justice. He got his start on Capitol Hill working for then-Senator Rudy Boschwitz (R-MN). From there, he served as a professional staff member for the Senate Small Business Committee. Kent has also lobbied for the National Federation of Independent Business, the world's largest small business advocacy organization, and the strategic public affairs firm of Clark & Weinstock, Inc.
Kent is a graduate of Concordia College, Moorhead, Minnesota, where he majored in Business Administration and Political Science. He grew-up and graduated high school in Oakes, North Dakota.
Kent serves on the Board of Trustees of Ford's Theatre where he Chairs Ford's Board of Governors and Co-Chairs the Development Committee. He is also a member of the National Advisory Board for the Concordia Language Villages. Kent and his wife, Karen, have two children and reside in Arlington, Virginia.
Lisa Destfano-Orebaugh
Lisa Destefano-Orebaugh, Vice President of Marketing and Private Brand Management
The Home Depot Foundation Board Member
Lisa DeStefano-Orebaugh is vice president of marketing and private brand management for The Home Depot. She is responsible for driving the marketing strategy for merchandising across all media channels, including field, marketing, pro, services and private label brands.
Prior to joining the Company in 2013, Lisa was vice president of strategic marketing for J.C. Penney. Lisa has a combined 23 years of extensive merchandising and marketing experience which includes various merchant roles with retailers American Eagle Outfitters and Limited Brands.
Lisa has bachelor's degrees in merchandising and business administration from The Ohio State University.
Teresa Wynn Roseborough
Teresa Wynn Roseborough, Executive Vice President, General Counsel & Corporate Secretary
The Home Depot Foundation Board Member
Teresa Wynn Roseborough is Executive Vice President, General Counsel and Corporate Secretary of The Home Depot.
Before joining The Home Depot in 2011, Teresa was MetLife's Deputy General Counsel. Prior to MetLife, Teresa was a partner at Sutherland Asbill & Brennan LLP. Teresa's background includes government service as Deputy Assistant Attorney General in the Office of Legal Counsel of the Justice Department, service as a law clerk for Justice John Paul Stevens of the U.S. Supreme Court and Judge James Dickson Phillips of the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals, and service in West Germany as a Department of Defense civilian.
Teresa is a public member of the Administrative Conference of the U.S. and a member of the board of directors of the Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights.
Teresa earned a bachelor's of arts degree from the University of Virginia, a master's degree in education from Boston University, and a juris doctor with high honors from the University Of North Carolina School of Law, where she was editor in chief of the Law Review. She is married to fellow attorney Joseph Roseborough. They have a daughter, Courtney, who is a senior at the University of Southern California.
Stacey Tank
Stacey Tank, Vice President, Corporate Communications & External Affairs
The Home Depot Foundation Board Member
Stacey Tank is currently vice president of corporate communications and external affairs. In this role, she has global responsibility for corporate communications, brand PR, corporate digital media, community affairs, crisis communications, events, The Home Depot Foundation and The Homer Fund.
Prior to joining the company, Stacey was senior vice president and chief corporate relations officer for HEINEKEN USA. In this role, she oversaw corporate communications, customer relations, public affairs, government relations, employee engagement, brand PR, owned media, responsible consumption and sustainability.
Stacey joined HEINEKEN from General Electric, where she held a variety of global communications, finance and audit roles.
Stacey has been previously recognized as one of PR Week and Westchester County's "40 under 40," 914 Magazine's female executive of the year and one of PR Week's "Power 50." She is an education ambassador and executive board member for Bright Pink, a nonprofit that provides support to young women who are at high risk for breast and ovarian cancers. She is also currently a board member of The Home Depot Foundation and the Institute for Public Relations.
Stacey is a summa cum laude graduate of Syracuse University's Newhouse School and the Martin J. Whitman School of Management. She currently lives in Atlanta with her husband and two sons.
Darryl Tieken
Darryl Tieken, Merchant, Product Development
The Home Depot Foundation Board Member
Darryl Tieken started his career with Home Depot in 1997 working in the stores. He has held various positions of increased responsibility and has served as Store Manager, Regional Specialty Manager, Regional Pro Manager, Divisional Pro Director, National Director of Strategic Accounts, Pro Merchant, and most recently Product Development Merchant. Darryl lives in the Atlanta area with his wife Penney and 4 Children and has served on our Board since 2008. He has served on other boards including YMCA Board of Directors (Butler County, PA), and Sustainable Evansville.
Chuyu Xi
Chuyu Xi, Vice President, Services Operations & Home Renovation Services
The Home Depot Foundation Board Member
Chuyu Xi is Vice President of Operations in Home Services. Chuyu oversees onboarding and maintenance of a national network of 4,000 Service Providers, customer service operations and the regulatory compliance function. Chuyu also has the P&L responsibility for Home Depot's Renovation Services business providing B2B turnkey installation solution to large institutional clients.
Prior to joining the Home Depot in 2006, Chuyu spent 10 years of his career with General Electric, primarily in its Power Systems & Energy division. During his tenure with GE, Chuyu held various operational leadership roles in global sourcing, supply chain risk management, quality and customer service. Chuyu is a certified Six Sigma Master Black Belt.
Chuyu graduated from the University of Maine at Fort Kent and later obtained his MBA and Masters in Industrial & Management Engineering from the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, New York.


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Last week we tasked our Photoshop-savvy readers with cheering up an incredibly sad Damian Wayne. Most were not good at cheering up a baby superhero, but they failed in such entertaining ways it hardly mattered.
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Check out the rest of this week's winners below, and then scroll further for the ten best entries from the Game Developer Barbie 'shop contest from the week prior, as promised.
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And before we go, as promised, the winners for the Game Developer Barbie 'shop contest, which were delayed because some people are real jerks. Note that the overall winner would have most likely been MrDeadScott as well, so we're disqualifying him from winning until he wins another.
The Top Ten Game Developer Barbie Entries
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I'm a bit stunned, but my recent memoir about my parents 'Romany and Tom' has just been longlisted for the Samuel Johnson Prize for Non-Fiction 2014 - this is the UK's premier literary prize for non-fiction. If I make it onto the shortlist in October, the awards are on November 4.
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Cover version of Wang Chung
See me & Bernard Butler covering Wang Chung's 'Dance Hall Days' for The AV Club's Undercover series in Chicago recently.
Live set for Yahoo Music
Popped into Yahoo Music's headquarters in Santa Monica last month to play a filmed three-song set with Bernard Butler and have a chat on camera for their Maximum Performance show. Watch it all here.
New single 'Forget'
'Forget' is the new single from my current album 'Hendra'. Due for digital release on July 14 it is already picking up airplay on BBC 6Music and Radio 2. We've made a rebalanced and edited version for radio play. Hear it here. The release will also include the recent acoustic version of 'The Levels' I recorded with David Gilmour at his studio on the south coast.
New Daytrotter session
I have always been a fan of Sean Moeller's Daytrotter. It is a site that offers unique sessions and recording of great bands. It is a subscription service but the catalogue is worth it. They also do unique eye-catching graphics by Johnnie Cluney. Each artist gets their own portrait. A couple of weeks ago I went into the studio with Bernard Butler and recorded 4 songs from 'Hendra' for them for the first time - and got my portrait drawn! Take a listen.


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Moluccas: New attacks on Christians
Following a lull, there has been fresh outbreak of violent attacks on the Christian community in the Moluccas on the eve of today's visit by Mgr Renzo Fratini, the Apostolic Nuncio based in Jakarta. Over the weekend missionaries reported a number of incidents in which at least one person was killed and several injured by Muslim groups. Fr Agus Ulahaiyanan, Sacred Heart missionary and chair of the Crisis Centre of the Catholic diocese of Ambon said: "On Saturday, 18 November, at 1.00 pm, a speedboat, owned by somebody from the island of Saparua left Ambon bound for Saparua. But the boat never arrived. The 13 passengers and three crew members on board disappeared with the boat." The Muslims accused the Christians of murdering those on board and demanded that the authorities launch an immediate investigation. More than 300 Muslims demonstrated in front of the office of the governor of Ambon, protesting and throwing stones on Monday. That day, according to press reports, dozens of Muslim fighters attacked a boat off the Island of Haruku, east of Ambon, injuring at least four Christians, and Jihad fighters launched several attacks against boats carrying hundreds of Christian from Galala district to Gudang Arang in Ambon. The Christians were travelling by sea to avoid passing through Muslim suburbs. Fr Agus said one Christian was killed and more than 10 were injured in the clashes. He reported that shooting has been heard in the town.


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This suspenseful novella focuses on the dark secret that haunts the aristocratic Trevlyn family since the untimely death of Sir Richard Trevlyn. His widow keeps the key to the mystery inside a locket, which she never takes off. When a charming stranger with ulterior motives gains access to Lady Trevlyn and her young daughter, will he unlock the family secrets along with their hearts? Fans of Alcott's Little Women and her heroine Jo March's racy stories will delight in this Victorian sensation novel.
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"Great Novella"
Elizabeth Klett does an amazing job at bringing these wonderful characters to life and recreating all the mystery, suspense and emotion of a well-written, classic story. The storyline drew me in and I kept wanting to hear more.
I love the expression Elizabeth puts into her books and she carries off different accents well, especially if the book is not American based. I have listened to many of her recordings and she is a favourite of mine in her narration. I listen to audiobooks so it frees my hands to knit or iron.
I would highly recommend listening to this book to lovers of classics, mysteries, romance and historical fiction.
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Elizabeth Klett is consistent in her work and a "go to" narrator for me. She is outstanding at adding dimension and personality to each character with her narrative style. She's always a pleasure to listen to and easy to follow.
This is a book if mystery and intrigue and keeps engaged and guessing throughout. Definitely a fun and easy read with an interesting twist. I can easily recommend it.
"Enjoyable Novella by the Author of Little Women"
I love Louisa May Alcott's classic novel Little Women, so it was enjoyable to listen to this very different short novel which is more suspenseful and sensational. Elizabeth Klett does a nice job narrating, with British accents for the various characters.
"Unusual mystery from Alcott; wonderful narration"
Yes, it was a fun listen. The mystery kept me engaged and yet I also found it relaxing to listen to the story.
Yes, she is a favorite narrator of mine. She has a pleasing voice, and also does wonderful accents and characterizations for the different people in the story. I would recommend her as a reliably excellent performer.
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This is not a "typical' Alcott but I'm glad that I have heard it. Definitely would recommend this.
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After we found each other at the Homecoming Ceremony, we eventually realized we couldn't just stand there indefinitely, & would have to leave the Air Field at some point! It was still very early when we left – probably no later than 06:15 – but we wandered back to the car & M took me on a little guided tour around part of the base, albeit still in the dark!
As daylight began to break, we headed back to the hotel & snoozed a while. Then it was time for a late breakfast – M had made a special request for omelette & waffles, so off to a local diner we went, & he seemed to be in heaven! Afterwards we hit the mall since he had no civilian clothes to wear – they were all either at his parents' home in NC, or in a storage unit & apparently not easily accessible. I was impressed though with the ease by which he managed to choose enough clothes to get by for a few weeks. One of the reasons I hate shopping is because I hate trying on clothes & it always takes me forever (& a lot of trying-on) to find clothes that seem suitable for me. So the fact that we pretty much had a wardrobe's worth of clothing in under an hour was quite impressive to me.
I was then instructed to find a quiet corner of the mall's parking lot so M could change. That too was quite impressive (and amusing). Soon he looked civilian, & we went off for our first lunch at one of his favorite Mexican restaurants. Seeing his excitement at eating some "real" food for the first time, both at breakfast & lunch, was a lot of fun. He'd told me that he felt they were well-fed while in Iraq, but I can only imagine that the ability to once again freely choose whatever you want to eat, as well as where you want to eat it, must be wonderful, if not somewhat overwhelming. M seemed to be doing a great job of hiding the overwhelmed bit though!
Later we had a lovely "first evening" too – mostly courtesy of our champagne & chocolate. I'd brought champagne as part of his "Welcome Home" gift, & he'd brought some nice chocolate from Germany. We'd grabbed a fruit tray earlier that day (as well as some more chocolate), so we settled in for some tasty treats that night. Before I traveled down there I'd been looking for some travel-safe "wine glass-looking" things – you know, the plastic type ones that you often see in the summer that folk choose for around the pool etc. I couldn't find any though, so I decided to just pick up a couple of cheap wine glasses that I wouldn't object to finding shattered in my suitcase when I arrived in Columbus. Amazingly they'd survived the trip, all wrapped up in some bedsheets that I'd brought along too – I'd packed some things like this that I thought might be immediately useful for him until he could get into his storage unit at some point. So anyhow, it was actually quite nice having real glasses to drink from!
The next couple of days brought a few more shopping trips so M could continue to gather odds & ends that he needed, as well as some preliminary investigation of his storage unit. As soon as I saw the unit, I realized why he would've had a hard time finding anything in there quickly – it was packed full, barely room for anything else other than maybe some flat objects at the front. I'd half expected a couple of long-lost relatives to emerge from the back at one point…..
We also checked out some apartments – he had a 10 day pass to the barracks upon return, but he was reluctant to even stay there for that short time since it was an open bay arrangement, sharing with who-knows-how-many other soldiers. Thankfully on my last day there, we found a place that he really liked. And I must admit I really like it too, I'm extremely glad he chose that location – the complex is relatively new, and it's close to the base so commuting is easy for him. All in all it's nice, modern & very well maintained.
In the meantime, however, we managed to enjoy some more nice lunches & dinners together, as well as having some fun during the day. M showed me around some more of the base at Fort Benning, & we visited the National Infantry Museum which is fabulous – I recommend it highly if you ever get the chance to visit. It's a great museum in its own right, & is pretty big too, with some great exhibitions.


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January Stats for the Houston Real Estate MarketPosted by The MyHomeHouston Team on Thursday, March 11th, 2010 at 6:59pm.
Their were 2788 sales this month in the Houston real estate market. This is down 10% from this time last year. This was a pretty low month for Houston. In fact this is the worst month we have seen since January of 2000 when we saw 2653 sales. January was a pretty slow month across the country. It's hard to determine exactly what led to the slowdown. We saw brisker sales in November and December even after taking into account seasonal fluctuations. The average and median price were both up compared to last year. The average price was up 17 percent and the median price was up 9 percent. With 31,581 listings we are not seeing much of a rise in inventories. We saw inventories from 31,384-31,579 from September to November of last year with a drop to 29,964 in December but that is typical as people take their house off the market for the holidays.
The month of September and October were showing signs of an improving market with both months having increased sales compared to the same month a year ago. December was slightly slower but not nearly as bad as January. The next few months should show us whether January was a temporary glitch for the Houston Real Estate market of a new phase of continued slow movement.
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Mastering the Jungle
Lee Sin Build
First back Option 1
First back Option 2
Full Build If Enemy Team is mostly AD
Full Build If Enemy Team is mostly AP
Ability Sequence
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The masteries shown here are not yet updated for the current season, the guide author needs to set up the new masteries. As such, they will be different than the masteries you see in-game.
Hi, I'm The Tiger, currently in Platinum IV solo queue striving to reach Diamond I. I've been playing since season 2 but I started playing competitively in mid season 3. Before in early season 3, you may call me one of those ragers*. Yes, I was terrible even though I blamed my team for my own mistakes. I learned my lesson and I was finally able to climb the elo ladder with much ease. I was Silver 1 in the end of season 3 and climbed to Platinum IV so far in season 4. I started playing Lee-Sin because I saw how amazing his outplaying potential is. Ever since I started playing Lee-Sin, I progressively got better as a player and as a Lee-Sin.
Pros / Cons
|+ Extremely Mobile
+ Huge damage output level 2
+ Great counter jungler
+ Team Assassin
+ Two gap closers
+ Uses Energy
|+ High Skill Cap
+ Hard to come back if behind
+ Lots of trial and error
+ Slow Reflex= Death
So why did I swap out 9x magic resistance glyphs for 9x attack speed glyphs you might ask? It's simple, a faster clear means you're able to be much faster than the opposing jungler. These set of runes will also be connected with the masteries you will use as well. I also chose AD quints because you want the most amount of damage you can possibly have at level 2/3. Counter jungling and killing the enemy jungler is one of Lee-Sin's specialties. I will explain why this is extremely beneficial later in this guide, including the specific masteries you must use.
I go 21 on offense because they help me clear the red buff/blue buff, and wraiths very quickly without having to lose your passive . This is very important because clearing time is very crucial if you want to counter the opposing enemy's buffs or just kill them.
I go 9 on defense because it's standard. You want defense masteries since you're still a tank.
Having these masteries addition to the correct runes and using your passive, you will most likely clear each jungle camp faster than the enemy jungler.
If the enemy team has a lot of crowd control and ability power, I would swap out the for a
I don't usually build damage items on Lee-Sin because your job is to mostly soak up as much damage as you can but still do a good amount of damage. The brings a lot more into your build so there's really no need for . But hey, if you want to build carry, be my guest.
Does your enemy team have pesky crowd control you can't avoid? No need to worry, if you buy the , even Leona's won't effect you. The magic resist and health is also very nice since you're trying to build a tank.
Some players disagree to this item for Lee-Sin because of the cooldown reduction which increases the speed of running out of energy. I disagree with that because, if you're able to judge the amount of energy you use in every combo, your energy will regenerate much quicker than a Lee-Sin who doesn't know how to manage it. I in my opinion like the cooldown reduction because of more frequent
This item is very viable on Lee-Sin because, when you initiate a team fight, you'll be near the opposing team. Thus, dealing 25+ level magic damage per second to nearby enemies. Range: 400.
Skill Sequence
Now, the reason why I max first is because reduces the enemy movements speed and attack speed by 20/30/40/50/60% each rank. I max after because I want to gank consistently. gives 5/10/15/20/25% life steal and spellvamp per rank so snowballing a lane is very easy when you can be at full hp every time.
This passive is another factor which differentiates a bad Lee-Sin and a good Lee-Sin. This passive gives 40% attacks speed for 2 hits or until 3 seconds have been passed. This is crucial when clearing jungle camps as Lee-Sin levels 1-3 since clear time is necessary for any jungle champion. Also this passive should be used to kill enemy champions quicker since you get a 40% attack speed boost.
This is Lee-Sin's gap closer and an escape tool skill shot. This also separates a bad and a good Lee-Sin. Missing it in a vital moment may cost your team's victory.
For the next 3 seconds after casting sonic wave, you can activate this again to deal sonic wave's damage + 8% of there missing health. If I am ganking a lane and have landed a I would normally auto attack a couple of times and then use to finish my opponents off.
This is your bread and butter skill. This is what makes Lee-Sin mobile early game, mid game, and late game. Whenever I gank a lane, I usually onto my , , , friendly minion, or my allies to instigate the fight.
This skill in my opinion is still useful even thought it got nerfed. I use it to sustain in the jungle so I can snowball lanes and get my passive. This skill is very useful if you want to snowball a lane since the more HP you have, the better the chances you won't die when ganking.
This is Lee-Sin's AoE skill which deals area magic damage. It's pretty useful since maxing will be harder to land than .
This is Lee-Sin's slow which enables you to land your much easier so you can perform a . This is also good for locking down enemy champions when you gank.
This skill is one of the best skills in the game, as you can disengage with it, initiate with it and on top of that it can be an AoE skill too and do a knock up. It's got a pretty good base damage too and a AD ratio. You can use this skill to just finish someone if you think it will kill them, although be careful as if you don't know your damage output you could of just saved someone from a death. Therefore, using before kicking can usually secure the kill if you're unsure.
Auto Attack Range
Tempest Combo: - Auto Attack -- Auto Attack -- Auto Attack -
Sonic Wave Combo: - Auto Attack -- Auto Attack -- Auto Attack -
Dragon's Rage Combo: - Auto Attack --- Auto Attack -- - Auto Attack -- Auto Attack
Ganking A Lane
Safeguard Combo: onto an ally, minion, or ward - - Auto Attack -- Auto Attack -- Auto Attack -
Safeguard Flash Insec Combo: onto an ally, minion, or ward - - Auto Attack- - Auto Attack - - use Flash behind enemy champion- to your team -
Sonic Wave Combo: -- Auto Attack -- Auto Attack-
Sonic Wave Insec Combo: - wait 2-3 seconds --- Auto Attack - - to a ward behind enemy champion- to your team
Team Fight Initiation
Sonic Wave with combo: - wait 2-3 seconds - - to a ward or Flash behind an enemy - to your team - Flash or to your team
Safeguard with combo: to a ward behind enemy team from trees or walls - - to your team -
Smite Combo
Resonating Strike Combo (Securing Buffs, Dragon, Baron): - - Smite at the same time when connects
Iron Will Combo (Recover Health if low HP, Can Be A Life Savor) : -- Smite
Early Game and Counter Jungling
Lee-Sin is a champion that shines mostly early game. He has a high damage output where killing an enemy champion is a breeze. His mobility is extremely terrifying since his gives vision and is a gank closer.
Most often the time when I start a game, I think of strategy's on what I should do so that my team can be victorious. I look at the lane opponents my team will have to face. If my teammate has no crowd control, and the enemy team has an escape skill (besides flash/ghost), I rethink what I can accomplish. If I don't succeed a gank, the enemy jungler will know my position, and so the enemy team will notify each other. A jungler should be stealth; he/she should not let any opposing enemies know what he/she is doing. Also if all lanes are too challenging to gank, I change my priorities. I can either, farm up in my jungle, or counter jungle the enemy. Most of the time, I counter jungle the enemy's red buff.
When I know the enemy jungler is starting blue, I start at red. After smiting my red buff and clearing the wraiths, I run towards their red buff. Currently, in season 4, to reach level 3 in the jungle, you must kill 2 buffs and a small camp such as the wolves/wraiths. Knowing the enemy jungler has either started or is about to finish the buff, I walk into the bush and the enemy jungler and red buff. If the enemy jungler is around 1/2 HP, I change my priorities to killing the enemy jungler.
Now, if you succeed in killing the enemy jungler or stealing their buff, you should go back to your blue buff and grab it. Remember, you just slowed down the enemy jungler tremendously and now he/she is behind. Look for a lane to gank but don't forget to clear the wight, wolves, wraiths, and golemns if possible before ganking a lane. If you do this all right, things should go smoothly since you can snowball any lane.
If your team is doing well so far, try and focus on objectives. When securing an objective, you should predict where the enemy jungler will be. If the enemy top laner is losing his/her lane, most likely the enemy jungler will come to assist his teammate. Though, your teammate is about to be ganked and the enemy jungler is seen by a ward; notify him to care. This is your chance to obtain the dragon if it has not been taken yet. Since the enemy jungler is top, he is unable to contest for the dragon. This is the perfect time to secure it. Also don't forget the dragon's gold worth increases as the game progresses!
Mid Game and Teamfights
Now, during this time of the game, you should have your core build by now. If your carries are losing their lane and are falling behind. You should assassinate them with your team. If they are out of position, take this opportunity to turn the game around. Also, you should now be purchasing pink wards to control the baron pit/dragon pit and deny the enemy team's vision.
If a team fight erupts suddenly at mid lane, and your team wins in a 4-1 or 5-1 exchange. You should immediately do baron if you're levels 13-15. Most likely, the enemy team will re-spawn 20 seconds after they have died. You have have to communicate with your team, is one turret and an inhibitor worth it or is baron more worth it? In most cases, Baron is the best choice since it gives you gold and a huge advantage buff.
Late Game
If you still have not won your game though and you do have your full build; focus on peeling for your carries. They will be doing the most damage per second on your team and you're still the tank for the team. When initiating a final fight, you have to judge when it's the right timing. Look at every lane, if your minions are pushing up to the enemy tower. If they are, keep poking and seiging. If none of the opposing enemies do not clear your allied minions, they will lose a turret. Once an enemy have left to clear the wave, you must take this opportunity and initiate a fight. This is a good time to start a fight since it is 4v5. Your team has the upperhand and a higher chance of winning the team fight gaining the ace. There are plenty of other strategies such as split pushing which you are capable of since you have a
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Lee-Sin is probably the most fun champion in League of Legends right now and I have almost fully mastered him. Though I may not be as good as the other top Lee-Sins in the world, but I do believe I can achieve that title as well. I will be continuing to play Lee-Sin and hoping to make it to Diamond 1. I still have a long way to go, but anything's possible. I hope you enjoyed my guide and good luck to you new Lee-Sin players or experienced Lee-Sin players.


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Unanswered: send email using CDO on Windows 7 problem
I am an new subscriber and had seen a post for something similar to the problem I am having but not exactly that referenced this forum. Please forgive any newb mistakes in my first post
I am using CDO to send emails which all works fine EXCEPT when I have an invalid email address. I create a string array for multiple email recipients and use that string in the TO: field. If one or more of the addresses in the string is invalid then the code crashes and the email is not sent.
The invalid addresses are not like someone had formatted his/her email address incorrectly like omitting the @ sign, for example. It is more of having a typo, like email@example.com for firstname.lastname@example.com. Since email@example.com is not a valid email address then the code fails. Does anyone know of a way to check for the validity of each email and removing those from the string array BEFORE I send it?
I can loop thru the array and send an email one by one to the valid ones and have the code resume next when an email is attempted to be send to an invalid email address but I prefer not to do that.
Here is the code.
Set iMsg = CreateObject("CDO.Message")
Set iConf = CreateObject("CDO.Configuration")
iConf.Load -1 ' CDO Source Defaults
Set Flds = iConf.Fields
With Flds
.Item("http://schemas.microsoft.com/cdo/configuration/sendusing") = 2
' .Item("http://schemas.microsoft.com/cdo/configuration/smtpserver") _
' = "smtp.charter.net" 'Fill in your SMTP server here"
.Item("http://schemas.microsoft.com/cdo/configuration/smtpserver") = Email_Provider 'Fill in your SMTP server here"
.Item("http://schemas.microsoft.com/cdo/configuration/smtpserverport") = 25
End With
With iMsg
Set .Configuration = iConf
.To = Recipient_Email_Addresses
.CC = CC_Person
.From = Email_Sender '"""Some Guy"" <email@example.com>"
.Subject = Email_Subj
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Rule Two – You will be presented with lessons. Life is a constant learning experience, which every day provides opportunities for you to learn more. These lessons specific to you, and learning them 'is the key to discovering and fulfilling the meaning and relevance of your own life'.
Rule Three – There are no mistakes, only lessons. Your development towards wisdom is a process of experimentation, trial and error, so it's inevitable things will not always go to plan or turn out how you'd want. Compassion is the remedy for harsh judgement – of ourselves and others. Forgiveness is not only divine – it's also 'the act of erasing an emotional debt'. Behaving ethically, with integrity, and with humour – especially the ability to laugh at yourself and your own mishaps – are central to the perspective that 'mistakes' are simply lessons we must learn.
Rule Four – Lessons repeat until learned. What manifest as problems and challenges, irritations and frustrations are more lessons – they will repeat until you see them as such and learn from them. Your own awareness and your ability to change are requisites of executing this rule. Also fundamental is the acceptance that you are not a victim of fate or circumstance – 'causality' must be acknowledged; that is to say: things happen to you because of how you are and what you do. To blame anyone or anything else for your misfortunes is an escape and a denial; you yourself are responsible for you, and what happens to you. Patience is required – change doesn't happen overnight, so give change time to happen.
Rule Five – Learning does not end. While you are alive there are always lessons to be learned. Surrender to the 'rhythm of life', don't struggle against it. Commit to the process of constant learning and change – be humble enough to always acknowledge your own weaknesses, and be flexible enough to adapt from what you may be accustomed to, because rigidity will deny you the freedom of new possibilities.
Rule Six – "There" is no better than "here". The other side of the hill may be greener than your own, but being there is not the key to endless happiness. Be grateful for and enjoy what you have, and where you are on your journey. Appreciate the abundance of what's good in your life, rather than measure and amass things that do not actually lead to happiness. Living in the present helps you attain peace.
Rule Seven – Others are only mirrors of you. You love or hate something about another person according to what love or hate about yourself. Be tolerant; accept others as they are, and strive for clarity of self-awareness; strive to truly understand and have an objective perception of your own self, your thoughts and feelings. Negative experiences are opportunities to heal the wounds that you carry. Support others, and by doing so you support yourself. Where you are unable to support others it is a sign that you are not adequately attending to your own needs.
Rule Eight – What you make of your life is up to you. You have all the tools and resources you need. What you do with them is up to you. Take responsibility for yourself. Learn to let go when you cannot change things. Don't get angry about things – bitter memories clutter your mind. Courage resides in all of us – use it when you need to do what's right for you. We all possess a strong natural power and adventurous spirit, which you should draw on to embrace what lies ahead.
Rule Nine – Your answers lie inside of you. Trust your instincts and your innermost feelings, whether you hear them as a little voice or a flash of inspiration. Listen to feelings as well as sounds. Look, listen, and trust. Draw on your natural inspiration.
Rule Ten – You will forget all this at birth. We are all born with all of these capabilities – our early experiences lead us into a physical world, away from our spiritual selves, so that we become doubtful, cynical and lacking belief and confidence. The ten Rules are not commandments, they are universal truths that apply to us all. When you lose your way, call upon them. Have faith in the strength of your spirit. Aspire to be wise – wisdom the ultimate path of your life, and it knows no limits other than those you impose on yourself.
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Come 2013, there are some interesting observations about the impact of communications technologies on personal and family life and I particularly like this list from Janice Turner writing in a Times supplement about latest technologies. The full article can be found here http://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/technology/article3760246.ece – I have put an edited version below for those not wishing to pay to access …
1. The family that tweets together, isn't together
… there is no more soulless a sight than a whole family in which each member is glued to a private screen. You need device downtime, however hateful it is to enforce. On overseas holidays we ban laptops and iPads. I delete Twitter from my iPhone (I try not to cheat). We play cards, get through a pile of books and it feels like we've joined the Amish.
2.No one wants to see 25 pictures of your baby
Not even his granny. Never download, unedited, every photo taken of your darling on the same day on the beach in the same outfit. One is good. Two is fine. But don't make your entire Facebook group groan.
3. Don't be more vile online than you are in real life
This is the first commandment of the internet and yet the easiest to forget. Alone and anonymous at your screen, what a righteous tingle you get from that snarky remark on Mumsnet or your sarcastic response to a dorky teenage celebrity's tweet. But why make your chosen forum a dumber, uglier and crueller place?
4. You can't be friends with your own children
For every parent, a seminal rite of passage is the day that your child "unfriends" you on Facebook. When they first set up an account, aged 11 or so, they instantly befriend every adult they know. You are charmed to see they "like" rainbows or Hello Kitty. But a year later you wonder aloud if your daughter really needs to post so many shots of herself pouting into the mirror – and that's it: you're dead to them.
5. Stop filming, start living
This is your one and only life. You are present at this performance, which will never be repeated. Feel it, hear it, remember it. Don't ignore the now to stare at your gadget just so when you get home you will have a tiny, tinny recording of a thing you could have seen in 3-D HD with your own human eyes. Life is something to be relished, not posted on YouTube to watch later.
6. No one ever answers a landline
Call any office, any time of day and you will go straight to voicemail. Because a generation that believes only mums and cold callers ring on landlines no longer picks up. They don't want to waste a few seconds of their self-absorbed lives dealing with a person they don't know. What an imposition.
7. Smartphones should not be given to dumb people
Every school or pub quiz night in the land has been wrecked by the toilet trickster, the person who sneaks off just before the answer sheet has to be handed in and returns suddenly able to remember the name of the longest river in Wales.
8. Social networking isn't for sissies
Twitter is a feudal state. Up in their mansions with their multitude of faithful followers are the lordly celebrities. Down here is you, followed only by Keith from IT and three porn-bots; in other words, you are muttering to yourself in an echoing void.
9. No captain of industry ever used a smiley face
… the main rule is: the less important you are the more formal you must remain. Lord Sugar can get away with a curt "No deal"; until you're the boss you have to append at least "thanks" or "all the best".
10. It's not always good to share
The major dilemma of our age is how to delineate between our public and private lives. Eventually someone will invent a breathalyser app that will shut down your access to all social media after two cocktails. It can't come too soon.
11. Don't try our patience
Don't send links to memes or YouTube clips that everyone has seen. Don't clog up inboxes with those generic lists of online jokes about things wives/Yorkshiremen/lawyers, etc always say. Don't ask by e-mail a question that you could easily answer via Google, which these days is almost everything.
12. Remember the real world
My attention span has become Ritalin-able. The internet has made me regress, to become like a shuffling teenager holed up in my bedroom. At the end of the day I sometimes have that swirling, hollowed-out, over-stimulated feeling, like I'm living on sugar alone. If this is the way that you feel there is only one solution, however traumatic. Turn. Off. Your. Screen.


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I theorize that a Magneton could be seperated into its base Magnemite with a strong enough magnetic force. However I don't think the same could go for Magnezone, as they appear to be permanently fused.--JP585 22:08, 17 April 2007 (UTC)
- Well, If two magnamite get stuck together, they can be pulled apart as shown in Mystery Dungeon. I don't know if its possible once its three...- unsigned comment from QuackOfaThousandSuns (talk • contribs)
Magneton? Hmm what about other formations...
Magneton? Hmm what about other formations...what would they be called? What if the Magnemite were connected via the magnets instead of the bodies. I would call it Magnition. Just imagine them forming a ball of electricity within the triangle. Meh that formation would probably make more sense if there were more than three magnemite. Perhaps six.--JP585 22:14, 17 April 2007 (UTC)
The only Pokemon anyone knows of capable of devolving is Slowbro. --Zeta 23:04, 17 April 2007 (UTC)
Well, remember the episode Sparks Fly For Magnemite!, the Magneton clumped at the place where the grimer are. Isn't that, uh, err... super giant Magneton? Magnetron? Magzetron? Magnegigas???? Weezing22arbok 01:54, 24 June 2008 (UTC)
If you compare Magneton's Diamond/Pearl graphic with its Platinum graphic you can clearly see they are mirror images of each other. Now this may not be trivial enough to make trivia, but it is certainly true and warrants at least consideration of mention. I'm sure there's plenty of people that would read that, scroll up, and think "Wow. That's true." Redstar 22:42, 16 May 2009 (UTC)
Silver Sprite
On the Silver sprite, it seems that one of the Magnemite are detached. Should that be worth noting in the trivia? Chuck67322 06:05, 7 August 2009 (UTC)
- No, not really. Trivia is for information that you wouldn't readily notice by yourself, and the fact it's "detached" is easily noticeable at a glance. At any rate, I don't believe the Magnemite are attached in any sense more than a magnetic field, so it makes sense that at certain angles they wouldn't seem to be touching. Redstar 06:16, 7 August 2009 (UTC)
- if you think thats bad, you should see Pokemon Snap and Stadium games. -- MAGNEDETH 16:30, 7 August 2009 (UTC)
- I don't have those games :(
- @Redstar: Yeah, I guess it's not that important. Chuck67322 23:41, 7 August 2009 (UTC)
- if you think thats bad, you should see Pokemon Snap and Stadium games. -- MAGNEDETH 16:30, 7 August 2009 (UTC)
As Magneton, along with Magnemite were just electric in Gerneration I does anybody think that that should be put in the infobox. Fir example, we do the same thing with Shaymin's type changes on forms. We say the two types separately then put the stars and state that the Electric is G1 and that Electric/Steel is G2 onward. Anyone? BrokenMotor 23:47, 22 November 2009 (UTC)
Is it possible to change it to Mt Coronet or Electric Rock Cave? Same thing with Nosepass and the Eeveelutions in their respective locations. --ケンジのガール 20:55, 4 November 2010 (UTC)
- Leafeon and Glaceon currently say "Level up at Moss Rock/Ice Rock", which works fine and links to the pages on the respective rocks. But if there were a way to add the "or" in this case, that'd be the way to go. --AndyPKMN 01:37, 5 November 2010 (UTC)
- It's already added to the page - 050294 02:42, 5 November 2010 (UTC)
Colorblind SOS!
I'm colorblind and I can't tell what's the difference between the shiny version? Mr.Char 23:47, 23 February 2011 (UTC)
- The shiny one has a sand/tan-ish body and pure black magnets.That Sammich Omnomnom Rangers lead the way. 23:43, 23 February 2011 (UTC)
Notable Trivia?
Magneton's sprites in the handheld games show the three Magnemite that make it up as being connected together; however, in the console games, they are shown as three separate Magnemite floating in a triangular formation with each other, only touching when they attack.
Does it really need to be there? I don't see how it is notable, it would be different if all of its handheld sprites show them to be linked, but Red/Blue and Silver show otherwise. Plus its sprite trivia, I guess. XVuvuzela2010X 14:01, 3 May 2011 (UTC)
Generation II Type Change
"One could argue that this was purely because the Steel type had not been officially recognized by Pokémon researchers in Generation I; however, in FireRed and LeafGreen they are Electric/Steel-type."
This argument is inaccurate, because FireRed and LeafGreen are actually part of Generation III. Wouldn't it make more sense to state that the arguable reason is that Steel wasn't recognized as a Pokémon type until Pokemon Gold & Silver? It has nothing to do with the in-game "Pokémon researchers", and is instead based simply on the type not existing in the game data originally. This same issue might also exist on Magnemite's page. Kianglo 01:06, 11 April 2012 (UTC)


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