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Dec 5th, 2012, 9:43:42 PM | #1 |
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Walrein's niche in UU lies in its decent bulk and access to great passive recovery in Hail via Ice Body. With Snow Warning support, Walrein restores 1/8th of its health every turn and can use Protect to gain 1/4th of its health before the opposing Pokemon can even land a hit. Its good bulk allows it to force out weak attackers and set up a Substitute. Once it is behind a Substitute, it can use Protect to recover health wasted by Substitute so that Walrein can rack up Hail damage. Its Special Attack is decent and a STAB Blizzard can deal decent damage. However, Water/Ice typing leaves it weak to two common UU attack types, Electric- and Fighting-type attacks. It also has a weakness to Stealth Rock and all hazards. Even so, Walrein can pull its weight on Hail teams due to its good bulk and great passive recovery.
 [SET] name: Stallrein move 1: Substitute move 2: Protect move 3: Blizzard / Super Fang (i personally doubt super fang's usefulness) move 4: Roar / Toxic item: Leftovers ability: Ice Body nature: Bold evs: 232 HP / 108 Def /168 Spe [SET COMMENTS]
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Dec 6th, 2012, 7:11:43 AM | #2 |
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Nice job! I hope I can be of help.
For starters, change the EV spread to outspeed minimum Speed Gligar and Suicune. On most defensive Pokemon, you usually first max out HP and then the defense of choice. I'd advice you to change the spread to 252 HP / 96 SpD / 160 Spe Calm, since it accomplishes the same the 220 HP EVs do (I think, you can ask for more input on it anyway). Mention that outspeeding Suicune is important to Roar it before it Roars you out, if you're opting for Toxic then you can go max/max or use the same spread to KO Gligar before it does anything, which I don't know if it's really important. Remove the Toxic Spikes mention in Set Comments, that's the kind of things AC is for, where you already mentioned it. Instead, mention the perks of Roar and Toxic, such as adding up hazard damage, and being able to stall Pokes one v. one in Toxic's case. I think that's pretty much it, great job on you first skeleton. |
Dec 6th, 2012, 3:15:01 PM | #3 |
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220 hp is the only amount of hp walrein should be running imo because it yields 416 hp. this is the only number above 403 (for 101 subs) that is divisible by 16 (so ice body+leftovers heals exactly 1/8th per turn) otherwise rounding would make you lose 2 hp per sub+protect cycle.
also because walrien has significantly higher hp than defenses he is one of those unique pokemon where maximum balanced bulk does not come from fully investing in hp. kind of like how its a bad idea to max out hp and atack on cb snorlax because it could get more overall defense by divying up its evs among its defenses and hp (idk the exact spread). i put the heavy toxic spikes mention into additional comments, thank you. Frankly I dont want to put either super fang or Toxic on the set but it waaaassss standard at one point iirc. Blizzard just is really good with stab and moderately high special attack and hits everything toxic spikes can't hit which should be used with Walrien about 90% of the time. Also can I name this set Substitute+Protect because stallrein isn't particularly descriptive and if I have my way with this it wont even have toxic in its moveset. Subsitute+protect is much more descriptive because thats exactly what Walrien will be doing 90% of the time. actually i think i might take out 4spdef evs to put them in speed to outspeed max modest gothorita (which you can then stall out instead of being mauled) while still beating suicune without technically creeping. yes gothorita isn't important but its a good excuse to creep on suicune which is extraordinarily important C:
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Dec 6th, 2012, 3:28:21 PM | #4 | |
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good analysis, well done, i don't have any nitpicks for once. I probably wouldn't bother giving Toxic a slash since Roar is absolutely crucial and since this set should really be used with Toxic Spikes support you'll only really be using Toxic on floaty things, the majority of which take fatal damage from Blizzard (Flygon, Zapdos etc) or are immune to Toxic anyway (Bronzong, Crobat etc). Would maybe mention the use of something that can remove Roserade because she'll just keep removing your T-Spikes if you don't. A decent Pursuit user or Scarf Psyshock Gothorita idk
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Dec 6th, 2012, 5:03:47 PM | #5 |
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I know what the EVs accomplished (that's why I suggested 252 HP, which made you take more damage from hazards, and not 248), I just figured if you were gonna run 220 HP you could easily run 252 HP and take physical hits a bit better in return. I get your point on not maxing out HP on things that have naturally high HP, though.
Dec 6th, 2012, 5:22:43 PM | #6 | |
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This is the spread I use 252 HP / 96 Def / 52 SpD / 108 Spe; Bold Nature. This maximizes bulk with a slight emphasis on physical defense (55% Physical). It has enough Speed to beat min Spe Blastoise, which is enough, imho. Trying for Suicune's speed tier is just a bit excessive. I can vouch for Toxic's effectiveness; it makes Walrein a lot more self-efficient and less hazard-dependent. Understandably Roar is the superior choice, since it can wear down the likes of Rest Talk Lax, CroCune, and Umbreon much more readily if the hazards are down. Super Fang is AC material, though. |
Dec 6th, 2012, 7:24:02 PM | #7 |
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I actually am not sure what maximizes bulk anymore but as I put in my posts the main point of running 220 HP EVs was the fact it it yielded no net damage after sub+protect whereas any other spread with over 403 hp would. So 220 EVs I believe is the only way not to slowly lose health. I will take away the point where I say it maximizes bulk if it actually doesn't. However looking at generation 4's analysis for the first time today advised running 232 HP EVs because that would still leave no net damage over subprotect, I will test that out to see if that still holds true for gen5. If it does and if thats the highest amount of HP that yields no net damage then I will be using 232 HP with those extra 12 HP evs coming from spdef. pocket that defense resource looks really cool but even if you put no bias to defense it does give you a slight bias to spdef doesn't it? Which is why I question how reliable it is. Assume for a moment that we are using 176 speed so 176 evs are off limits. If you use the rest for 252 hp and 80 def with a calm nature (424/236/237) compared with 220 hp 96 def 16spd with a calm nature (416/240/242) and put those spreads in honko's calc you will notice that my spread takes less damage from everything except of course stoss and night shades in uu which you set up on anyways.
Unless ofc QC requests me to use less speed. Frankly I think that would be foolish because outspeeding Gligar is of extreme important it will either let you get a sub up (over toxic) or it will let you blizzard your opp to death so they have 0 chance to set up sr. or it lets you kill them before they fire off a taunt. You also beat Suicune which is important because you can sub against the scald to negate any burn chance. In any case if you are aiming to beat only blastoise you might as well beat milotic too which is only 3 base speed points higher. Toxic does make Walrein self-efficient (sufficient???) but frankly Walrein's only place is on hail stall where it shouldn't be self efficient. i will test out Toxic again and see just how good it is. Ok the set name will be stallrein I guess. Lastly a pretty major change, should I keep the general ev spread or should I shift the spdef to def? I am aware we have little tweaks here and there for speed and hp but thats minor compared to where we want to concentrate our defenses. I am sure a physically defensive set would work too and even a set that evenly distributes defenses.
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Dec 6th, 2012, 7:59:25 PM | #8 |
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Max HP is divisible by 8, so it provides maximal HP recovery from Lefties and Ice Body - why is 220 HP EVs necessary?
You do have a point about Gliscor, though! Here's a new spread: 252 HP / 56 Def / 36 SpD / 164 Spe; Bold Nature. If you want to keep the HP as 416, then go with 220 HP / 96 Def / 28 SpD / 164 Spe; Bold. Calc your spread (220 hp 96 def 16 spd) vs my spread (252 hp 56 def 36 spd) Yours - 252+ Atk Darmanitan Superpower vs. 220 HP / 96 Def Walrein: 298-352 (71.63 - 84.61%) Mine - 252+ Atk Darmanitan Superpower vs. 252 HP / 56+ Def Walrein: 282-334 (66.5 - 78.77%) So yes, X-act's Defensive Applet is reliable |
Dec 6th, 2012, 8:10:09 PM | #9 |
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this is all technical stuff which Walrein has a lot of because of its set and why I wasn't sure if I should do him for my first analysis. But i still think I am correct.
Max Hp is indeed divisble by 8 but NOT 16. Do you get what i'm getting at? Lefties and ice body heals oly 1/16 of your health rounded DOWN. Now do you see where I am going? Therefore with max hp you would heal 26 hp each turn from lefties and 26 each turn from ice body for a total of 52 hp per turn. you do this twice since you have protect and sub which yields 104 hp. heres the problem though, a sub costs 1/4 of your health. 1/4 of your max 424 hp is exactly 106 hp which is 2 more than what you get. so 104-106=a net loss of 2 hp per cycle. this is opposed to my spread which has exactly 416 hp with 220 evs. 1/16 of that is exactly 26 which times 2 for ice body and leftovers is 52 again times 2 again since you use protect and sub is 104. the exact same??? but look carefully when you use sub you still lose 1/4 which translates to 104 hp...no net loss! this saves you 1 hp every turn of sub protect. You forgot one thing about your spread calcs...you didn't give me a bold nature! With bold I only take 65.38 - 76.92% from superpower as opposed to your max hp set which takes 66.5 - 78.77% from the same superpower. Not a big difference but certainly if my set is bulkier AND yields no net sub protect damage i think the case is clear. QED
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Dec 6th, 2012, 8:58:02 PM | #10 |
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Well, now that that's cleared, you should know that 232 HP is better then. Why? Because it gets no net loss from HP and it takes less SR damage, while being veeery slightly bulkier.
Since Substitute damage is rounded down, here's what happens: Turn 1:Walrein used Substitute! Walrein lost 25% of its health (419/4=104 HP) It restored a little health using its Leftovers! (419/16=26 HP) Walrein's Ice Body heals it! (419/16=26 HP) After one turn, Walrein has 419-104+26+26=367 HP Turn 2: Walrein used Protect! It protected itself It restored a little health using its Leftovers! (419/16=26 HP) Walrein's Ice Body heals it! (419/16=26 HP) So after two turns, it still regains its health completely due to Subtitute's HP loss being rounded down too, while taking less damage from SR (or the same damage, but a lower percentage of its max HP). I'm sorry I didn't recognize my mistake in the previous post, I got confused because you said 1/8 when you were accounting for full recovery. |
Dec 6th, 2012, 9:06:27 PM | #11 |
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hilarious, I only used Calm for yours, because that's the nature you provided it in your example.
OK, that makes sense - I provided a spread with 220 HP for that case. The fact that your spread has more physical bulk (which not really, because it's the same exact spread as I suggested with 220 HP) only means that y(our) spread has a higher emphasis than my original 55% emphasis on physical bulk. Nothing wrong with X-act's Defensive Applet. You would know if you knew the user who created it ;o |
Dec 7th, 2012, 6:09:59 PM | #12 |
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Oh, making the parentheses Toxic Stall was just a random thought, it wasn't conducive to what the actual set name should be. Toxic isn't even the first slash! Just make the set name as Stallrein without any parentheses, people will know what you're talking about.
EDIT: oh and some tips for the analysis: The set comments needs to talk about more. You have this:
There's a lot more to say in set comments. You should explain what Roar and Toxic are good for and when to use them over each other. You should explain why one might use Super Fang over Blizzard. You should explain how you use Walrein (i.e. how you can get it into play, what you actually do when it's in play). Also, seconding what Lee said, Toxic doesn't need a slash. AC wants more specific partners. Think of a Roserade mention for Toxic Spikes. It can take Grass- and Electric-type attacks that severely hurt Walrein and can use Sleep Powder to give Walrein free switch-in opportunities. Walrein has trouble with Fighting-types such as Heracross, Mienshao, and Scrafty, so you'll want to give Crobat, Mew, and Cofagrigus a mention. Maybe Heracross too. Hazards are annoying for Walrein, even with Ice Body. It might have to actually take a hit when it comes in, and especially if it has to switch in and out, that damage is going to pile up. Claydol is pretty good due to its Fighting resistance, but it's also not the best Pokemon, so Bulkytop should be thrown in their as well. Claydol can also set up Stealth Rock. You mention Nidoqueen for Stealth Rock, but there's a few more Pokemon you could talk about; namely, Cobalion (can take Grass-type attacks) and Gligar (can take Fighting- and Electric-type attacks). Put how Pokemon such as Nidoking and Flygon can clean up teams weakened by Walrein's antics. Cheers!
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Dec 7th, 2012, 11:07:45 PM | #13 |
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I will wait for QC to decide what ev spread although i am pretty much convinced 232 hp is optimal.
i dont expect super fang to be here for long (honestly it only hits a handful of steels and they have to be dumb to slowly let themselves get ko'd by it). you miss out on way too much (ZAPDOOOOSSSS) I dont understand why you want me to talk about Toxic in set comments but you also dont't want it to be in the set. i added Roserade and mentioned how she can set up toxic Spikes absorb grass moves but I think the sleep powder thing isn't worth a mention since a sleeping poke isn't going to stay in 9 times out of 10 in my experience so walrein doesn't ever get that free set up. Walrein only has trouble with fighting mons if he hasn't set up yet otherwise he handily beats them all except bu scrafty which can't even 2hko walrein iirc. I dont feel a need to add even more partners to cover the fighting weakness when a team in general already should cover these threats. Its like saying "rayquaza is sd normal arceus weak so have a way to cover that for your team" well duh every team should have a sd arceus counter in ubers (i do play ubers its fun C:) or it will destroy you. i added the Rapid spin mention although i have yet to decide what the spinner should be...claydol and hitmontop are like mediocre at best while Blastoise is a good spinner for hail stall i find but for the purposes of this analysis (a walrein analysis not a hail stall analysis) it doesn't work terribly well with Walrein. I guess Gligar and Cobalion make sense to set up SR they just never really stood out to me as good partners, just random sr users. I might mention the offensive late game cleaners but I stressed several times how this was supposed to be on hail stall only where you won't see many of these attackers. And Nidoking won't go too well if you use Nidoqueen I am guessing (although who knows).
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Dec 21st, 2012, 11:31:23 AM | #14 |
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Keep "Stallrein" as the name; it's tradition.
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Dec 22nd, 2012, 10:23:44 AM | #16 |
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Good analysis chief, but i'm not quite set on the EVs; mores specifically the Speed evs. What's the point of running that much Speed for Gligar? It usually runs much more speed than that (at least 54 evs from experience, which is enough to outspeed Jolly Victini. And if it doesn't, it should!). And why are you trying to beat Suicune? It's offensive sets are always going to be faster, CroCune doesn't use Roar, so that menas you really only have to worry about the Restalk set that isn't all that much common (27% of Suicunes ran Roar in November). If we do run enough speed to min speed Suicune, Restalk Suicune users are just going to run 4 more Speed evs... which is textbook Speed creeping.
In case you were wondering, speed creeping is acceptable on something like Skarmory, who only needs to run like 24 Speed EVs to outrun all variants of Wobbuffet, but it's a no go on something as slow as Walrein. If we allow the analysis to go onsite as is, it'll just cause players to run 12 Speed on Suicune / Gligar, and then Walrein players will compensate with more Speed, etc etc. I feel like a good speed benchmark is Blastoise, who is significantly more common than Suicune and it doesn't cost much Speed EVs to get the jump on Blastoise. I'm thinking of using 220 HP / 96 Def / 28 SpD / 164 Spe or any of the spreads that safely put you out of speed creeping range. Thoughts?
Dec 22nd, 2012, 12:24:44 PM | #17 |
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PK, min speed and max speed are the two benchmarks that you're allowed to aim for without it being speed creep. Aiming to beat 0 Spe _____ is not speed creep, but aiming to beat 4 Spe _____ or 8 Spe _____ or 168 Spe _____ is. If someone suggests a Suicune spread running 4 more Spe EVs to beat this particular Walrein, THAT would be speed creep, and you should reject that, but if Walrein vs defensive Suicune is an important matchup, what you do is have Walrein's EV spread aim to beat min Speed Suicune, and then in the writeup say something to the effect of "This spread outspeeds minimum Speed Suicune, but Suicune may run a bit of speed, so adding a few more Speed EVs might be helpful to guarantee you outspeed it."
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Good point, and thanks for the clarification. That said, I don't feel like Suicune is worth beating, and you're definitely not going to beat Gligar anytime soon. I think aiming for Blastoise would be ideal.
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i would still have to use less speed evs because my set aims to beat 8 speed suicune so i believe i should be removing 8 speed evs and placing them into defense. the majority of gligar run less than 8 speed by the way, very few on the ladder run 52 (and i really never heard of running 52 speed on gligar until you said so). aiming for blastoise is still not a bad idea but if you go for blastoise i would be tempted to add just a tad more to beat milotic (so she cannot toxic you) and then by then i feel like i should go all the way up to suicune again.
the thing about walrein is that all he asks for is one chance to set up - just one - and by then if the conditions are right he can sap, easily, 100 or 200 or 300 or even more percents worth of damage. and unlike sweepers doing that much damage that damage is pretty much guaranteed. by investing more in speed you allow more chances to set up which means more chances to inflict large damage. you still can set up on relatively strong attacks like flygon's outrage or an psychic from azelf while no matter how much you invest in defense you won't be able to take the obscenely strong ones (like lo darmanitan). there is nothing specific the extra defense evs gives to you while there are useful things investing in speed does for you.
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Stallrein is probably your best bet. Offensive sets and non-hail sets are just too outclassed. Blizzard should probably be used over Super Fang due to the ubiquity of Nidoqueen and whatnot.
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I'd disagree on offensive walrein being outclassed. Consider:
Walrein @ Life Orb Modest Ice Body 192 HP / 252 SpA / 64 Spe -Surf (can you believe Walrein doesn't learn Hydro Pump? It's a giant goddamn walrus, come on guys) -Blizzard -Super Fang -HP Electric / HP Grass (for all you Lanturn fans) / Protect STAB Blizzard is super nice for discouraging Roserade / Shaymin (both of whom are no more than mildly inconvenienced by an Ice Beam from something like offensive Cune), but Super Fang is what makes this set so great. Think about what kind of Pokemon generally stop an offensive Water-type - other water types, generic special walls, grass types. And now realize that Walrein has very few problems with those because of Super Fang. Super Fang takes any defensive potential counters to 44% health immediately - Umbreon faces a high chance of being KO'd with Super Fang -> Blizzard in hail conditions, for example. And the cool part is, Ice Body really helps with offsetting Life Orb recoil.
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Two things. First, it would bring a Pokemon with Leftovers down to 50% after they healed, such as Umbreon. Second, in almost any scenario, if Super Fang followed by another move KOs, then two of the same move would also KO, or at least certainly get close. When you factor in that Walrein does less damage than other special attackers with Water and Ice moves, he falls out of favor completely. Since Blizzard does 40% max, Umbreon would be left with 10% health with no hazards, which means it survives Hail.
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I don't think anyone would use any Walrein set outside of hail. Quote:
Additionally, f your opponent has both a bulky water and, say, Umbreon, Super Fang is a MUCH safer move than Blizzard, because it guarantees the KO on both. And finally, if your opponent brings in Snorlax and uses rest, you actually 3hko with Super Fang -> Surf x 2 100% of the time. What special attackers would these be? Offensively, I can only think of Suicune, Empoleon, and the occasional Milotic / Simipour. Maybe a specs slowbro, but that has completely different coverage and other disadvantages (like that base 30 speed). None of these Pokemon have STAB Ice moves, certainly not one as strong as Blizzard, meaning that Shaymin and Roserade can all come in and threaten with powerful Grass attacks (which offensive Empoleon still very much cares about).
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I have finally buckled down, and have started to use my Svpply account just in time for Christmas. Designer Mark Weaver who I follow on Twitter tweeted "@Svpply is the new xmas list", and it is true.
If you're new to Svpply it's a quick place you can add items from almost any e-commerce site on the web to Your Supply. Clothes on J.Crew, a book on Amazon, or a gadget you just found on some new site, you can add it to your master list. When you actually buy it, or are given it, you can simply mark as purchased, or you can remove if your tastes change. These are some of the things atop my list…
Clockwise starting top left: (1) I'm craving some stylish sweatpants I could possibly leave the house in, Opening Ceremony might just have them. (2) I have recently returned to my classic shaving ways, retiring the electric shaver. Why not go for the full barbershop experience. (3) I have a few of those cheap plastic magnets of my cross country trip to Los Angeles which I picked up in Shamrock, Texas. This wood United States would be a pretty nice upgrade. (4) Jay-Z does everything. Books included. Want. (5) First comes the iPhone4, then this sweet skin.
Clockwise starting top left: (1) I'll take any of J.Crews sweaters. I especially love this sweater, which screams "it's winter!" (2) My face might be on the fence with circular sunglasses, but I dig the look of these. (3) This glass would have me drinking green tea every morning. (4) Everyone needs a second pair of brown boots. (5) Need this to be my new coffee table dish for all those random pennies and nic nacs. (6) In need of some gloves with fingertips to continue tweeting. Only twelve bucks.
Clockwise starting top left: (1) Biggest blogged book on the web in the past couple months. (2) Whiskey rocks from the cold climate of Sweden. Then I'd just need some nice whiskey to compliment. (3) I would probably play backgammon a bit more with this board, with a refresher on the rules. (4) Fuck computers, figure out what day your mom's birthday is in 2018 with this gadget. (5) These prints by Mark Weaver have been sold out for some time now, but we can dream.
Head to my Svpply to view my ever growing Christmas list.


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This park is always kept clean. The kids have an option of playing on two playgrounds. They are also able to go to the swings and build castle
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13 weeks 4 days ago | I'm not sure how one can be a |
I'm not sure how one can be a genuine fan of a team without getting emotionally involved in some way. If there is such a thing as emotionally-detached fandom, I don't really want anything to do with it. Sports are emotional. Athletes play with emotion and fans reciprocate that emotion. Also, following a team involves a sense of vicariousness, which I think is pretty natural. Fans identify with the teams that they follow. When our teams lose, we get upset or sad or whatever. I also think that the "bragging rights" thing that you mentioned is a part of being a sports fan as well. I couldn't really imagine sports without opposing fan bases. rivalries between fan bases is one of the things that makes following sports really fun. Of course, you can have all of these things and still be "classy" at the same time. Based on my experience, Michigan fans do tend to be a little classier than opposing fans. They also tend to be more articulate, which I appreciate. At the end of the day, fans are human, and they will act like it from time to time. |
13 weeks 6 days ago | "being great on offense and |
"being great on offense and not turning the ball over" actually require skill, which this team obviously has. Rebounding, on the other hand, doesn't really require skill. It is basically something that any given team can do. Identify your man, put a body on him, and box him out. You don't have to be an athletic freak to do this, even though we have some athletic freaks on the team. You don't even have to be taller than the player you are defending. If you box your opponent out, even if he is taller than you, it will be difficult for him to get a rebound over you without fouling. I don't expect this team to be "great" at rebounding, but I do think that it is reasonable to expect them to hold their own on the glass, which they have not been able to do against decent to good Big Ten teams. Because this is not really a matter of skill, there isn't much of an excuse for it. It would be unreasonable for me to expect an unskilled team to all of a sudden become skilled, but this is a totally different issue. This team has so much potential. It's simply frustrating to watch them lose games that they would win easily if only they could rebound--a thing that doesn't take much skill to do. |
13 weeks 6 days ago | Not trying to be mean, but I |
Not trying to be mean, but I don't really understand your logic here. fixating on missed free-throws at the end of a game is also a "what if" scenario. My point is that if we are going to play the "what if" game, then our focus should be on the rebounding rather than missed free-throws since the rebounding issue has basically been a common denominator in all of our losses this year. On the other hand, poor free-throw shooting hasn't been a huge problem in our losses. Focusing solely on the things that take place at the very end of a game is a pretty impulsive thing to do. If you look at the big picture, rebounding is the main problem, and it is going to continue to be the main problem going forward. When opposing teams consistently get 2-3 shot attemps on one offensive possession and you only get one shot attempt on most of your possessions, you are going to have an incredibly difficult time winning. We do a lot of things well, but the rebounding issue basically negates all of it. |
14 weeks 3 hours ago | I disagree with both of you guys |
It is easy to fixate on the things that take place at the very end of a game, but we simply would have never been in that situation had we rebounded better throughout the entire ballgame. Look at it this way: Had we kept up with Indiana on the boards, we probably would have won this game by 10-15 points. Those free throws at the end should have been meaningless potential points tagged on to a double digit victory. It's not poor free-throw shooting that's going to potentially kill us in the tournament, it's our inability to rebound the basketball with consistency. In my opinion, it's the primary thing that is preventing this team from being elite. |
14 weeks 1 day ago | Well, not sure if this has |
Well, not sure if this has anything to do with it, but one team (Florida) actually knows how to box out and rebound, while the other team (Michigan) can't quite figure it out. If you can't rebound, you definitely do not deserve to be ranked in the top five of any rating system since the inability to rebound negates everything that a team does well. A team that can't rebound is susceptible to losing to any given team at any given time. Sorry for the negativity. I am proud of this team, but they simply do not deserve a top five ranking from anybody. |
14 weeks 1 day ago | A young Dirk Nowitski? |
I'll take one of those. |
16 weeks 4 days ago | Thanks |
I actually did not know that that option existed. So that was a misunderstanding on my part. Nevertheless, I do think that people often get negged unjustifiably here. Overall, I think that people are simply too liberal with the downvote button. The fact that my last post got negged is a perfect example. I didn't say anything neg worthy in that post. I was simply voicing my subjective opinion, and someone decided to subjectively neg my subjective opinion. Just because you disagree with someone's opinion, does not mean that you should neg their comment. For instance, I personally disagree with you in terms of posts not getting negged unjustifiably here, but I have no desire and no reason to neg you. |
16 weeks 4 days ago | That is not necessarily true |
That is not necessarily true though. If you get negged, your comment basically gets wiped out from the thread and people have to go out of their way to see it. Hence, getting negged renders you incapable of actually contributing to the community in a meaningful way. Plus, this board is extremely peer pressure-oriented, to the extent that getting negged invariably influences the opinions of others. When someone gets negged once, they are usually negged a 2nd and 3rd time by default. So, on this particular site, it does matter. Anyways, I'm not trying to get into an argument. So I will let it go. |
16 weeks 4 days ago | Sorry |
it is simply my biggest pet peeve with this board. Not that people can neg, but the various reasons why people neg, which are often highly subjective. It is the main reason why I don't post here very often; it is a huge detractor, even for a person who has been following this site for over four years--like me. |
16 weeks 4 days ago | List of 15-25 recruits that we have a decent chance with |
I believe the "M Block" has a list like this, as well as Steve from 247. Also, if you go to the 2014 recruiting thread at 247, a bunch of people have posted the kind of lists that you are looking for. Finally, had I, or anyone who is not a regular poster here, created this thread, I would have been negged -100. |
17 weeks 3 days ago | Here is the problem: |
It seems like everyone is having the game of their lives against us these days. OSU played out of their minds against us and so did MSU. There seems to be a trend here. The reason why teams are playing so well against us is because our defense is bad--plain and simple. Teams seem to play their best games offensively against us because we can't guard the perimeter, we let people freely drive down the lane all day, and we don't contest shots very well, giving players open looks again and again. |
18 weeks 20 hours ago | I couldn't imagine this game |
I couldn't imagine this game being a positive for Drake Harris. If I were coach Hoke, I would be extremely embarrassed right now. I am extremely embarrassed right now! |
18 weeks 1 day ago | Fuck yes! We needed this. |
Fuck yes! We needed this. Suck on that, Urban!! |
26 weeks 3 days ago | Wow |
If true, what a horrible way for Floyd to end his career at Michigan. |
26 weeks 5 days ago | Don't Get It |
I don't get it. Why not slot receiver or running back? It seems like a waste. We have pretty good depth at corner, and our starters are both really young (Blake and Raymon). |
30 weeks 1 day ago | Yes |
I don't really get it. WR is the one area that we have not recruited well. I don't mean any disrespect to the receivers that have been recruited in the last few classes, but we have not been able to reel in any bue chip players at this position. We are loaded everywhere else, but dynamic wideouts are lacking. More often than not, if you want to be an elite team, you need to be able to strecth the field vertically. This is Michigan. Why can't we garner interest from 4 and 5 star receivers? Honest question. |
33 weeks 3 days ago | Ignore |
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33 weeks 3 days ago | WTF? |
I am sorry, but this post is fucking moronic! The loss last night had absolutely nothing to do with Borges. The people on this board who have perpetuated this nonsensical idea are insane. We were first and ten inside the fifteen when Denard got injured. I have no reason to believe that we were not going to score a touchdown had he been in the game to finish that drive. Nebraska then turned the ball over in their own zone with about a minute left before halftime. Again, had Denard been healthy, I am quite confident we would have been able to put some more points on the board in that situation. Thus, with a healthy Denard, we go into the half up 13-7. We were moving the ball pretty consistently in the first half. If anything, we were controlling time of possession and were in a possition to steadily wear down their defense in the second half. Outside of one possession, our defensive was playing extremely well and, with Denard in the game, we were winning the battle up front on both sides of the ball. Also, contrary to popular opinion on this board, our gameplan was NOT hyper-conservative in the first half; I thought we were doing a pretty good job mixing things up. It is not Borges' fault that our receivers dropped 500 passes in this game! That first bomb to Roundtree should have been caught, and the second bomb to Roundtree should have been caught as well. If Denard did not get hurt, I honestly believe that this would have been a 10-17 point victory for us. We would have worn down their defense and our defense would have stayed fresh. We also would not have had the turnovers in the second half. WE DID NOT LOSE THIS GAME BECAUSE OF BORGES, WE LOST IT BECAUSE DENARD GOT INJURED AND OUR RECEIVERS DON'T HAVE HANDS. You can bitch all you want about Hoke and Borges not playing Gardner instead of Bellomy in the second half. Fine. But when was the last time you attended practice? For all we know, Bellomy might be the better quarterback right now. Bellomy might be throwing the ball really well in practice. Also, maybe our receivers really suck, and we need all the help that we can get at that position. Even though Gardner isn't very good at receiver, maybe the coaches felt that it would be too detrimental to the receiving core to move Gardner to quarterback. *sorry for typos and misspellings . I don't have spell-check.* |
34 weeks 3 days ago | OSU Game |
If we beat Nebraska, the OSU game may not have any impact on our Big Ten championship aspirations. I wonder if this will have any affect on the game from a psychological standpoint. |
40 weeks 3 days ago | Reply |
"I doubt that they even really game-planned for WKU" Do you seriously believe this? There are only 12-13 games in their season. You really think that they didn't bother to game-plan for WKU? Does Saban take you as a coach who would come into a game unprepared? I doubt it. Yes, I am sure these stats are not as alarming as they may imply. However, I think they might give us at least some glimpse into the fact that our defensive line is shaky at best. |
40 weeks 3 days ago | Disagree |
I really doubt that this is how coaches think. The media and fans buy into the hype, coaches usually don't. There are only a few games in a college football season. Thus, coaches take EVERY game seriously, specially a guy like Saban. |
40 weeks 3 days ago | I Agree |
Absolutely! I am not suggesting that we are going to end up losing the rest of our games this year. I still think we have a shot at winning the Big Ten, which, as you alluded to, sucks this year. Both of our lines are what concerns me, but every Big Ten team seems to have major concerns somewhere. Yeah, the future is extremely bright. We just need to keep the recruiting momentum going. |
40 weeks 3 days ago | Reply |
This CAN be true but not always. Consistency plays a big role in determining these kinds of things. In other words, the fact that our defensive line got gashed in two straight games may mean that there is at least some connection between Alabama's poor rushing performance today and our extremely poor defensive line play in general. Let me say it like this: in 2010, if our offense continued to play poory throughout the year and EMU's offense continued to play decent throughout the year, then the conclusion that "EMU's offense was more potent than ours" would probably be true. The fact that we ended up averaging 33 ppg that year is the only thing that makes your example an abberation. Because our front played so poorly today, the stats that I cited become much more relevant. Of course, it has only been two games. So we will see if anything changes in the next couple weeks.... |
40 weeks 3 days ago | Also... |
Also, we also sacked McCarron a few times, and Alabama also played their backups against us. So how are these stats relevant? |
40 weeks 3 days ago | Not Freaking Out |
I am not freaking out actually. I just thought that this was a very interesting and pertinent stat. I fully expected our defensive line to be the weakness of our team coming into the year. Although, I will admit that I am somewhat surprised that we gave up around three times the amount of rushing yards to Alabama that Western Kentucky did. Also, your justification for why Alabama ran significantly worse against Western Kentucky is incoherent. You note that all of their backs averaged 4 yards a carry. Didn't they average around 6 yards a carry against us? This is Western Kentucky we are talking about... The other stats that you note don't change the fact that they only averaged 3.3 yards a carry when they ran the football, starters or not. |
43 weeks 7 hours ago | Interpretation help |
Can someone please help me interpret this quote: "Return game? Norfleet? 'This is a guy that has a specific skill when you look at a return guy. He's a good hand-eye coordination guy. He's not afraid, which you have to -- can't be afraid when you're doing that job. It's like playing corner. If you get beat, you better learn from it but forget about it. I think it's the same thing as the return guy."' Does this mean that Norfleet is indeed going to be the main return guy this year? Or, is Hoke simply making some general comments concerning the characteristics of a good return man? Honestly, I would like to see Justice Hayes as the main kick/punt return guy this year. True freshmen scare me at that position. Does anyone remember De' Anthony Thomas' (I think this is how he spells his name) first game with Oregon last season? I think he fumbled two-three times in their opener against LSU. |
43 weeks 6 days ago | Maybe not, |
but they may appreciate the fact that it could potentially add hits to their website. |
43 weeks 6 days ago | Insider Info |
Here is some practice information from the much maligned GoBlueMichiganWolverine staff. You do not have to pay for this info, simply register for free online: "Michigan Football Tidbits: Some more interesting Tidbits coming from Fall Camp |
1 year 5 weeks ago | Overly Optimistic |
I appreciate your optimism, but I would be shocked if they don't win by more than ten. In fact, I will be very happy if we lose by ten points. We simply do not have the talent nor the depth at key positions yet. In two years, I will be much more confident about games like these, but right now we just don't have the talent and depth to compete with teams like Alabama for the entire duration of a football game. Our wide receivers are mediocre at best. We are an injury or two away from being a disaster on the o-line, and our defesive line is down three starters from last year--with no proven commodities. Also, did you watch our game against Virginia Tech last year? Our offense could not do anything against them. Do you really think we will do any better against Bama's defense? |
1 year 30 weeks ago | Fitz Comparisons |
I don't really understand the Mike Hart comparisions--totally different running styles in my opinion. Fitz reminds me a lot of Chris Perry, which is fine by me. In the twenty-four years that I have been watching Michigan football, Perry was probably my favorite tailback to watch. Hopefully Fitz can stay healthy over the next couple years and steadily develop into one of the better backs in the country. |


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The Mariners on Friday promoted catcher Jesus Sucre and infielder Carlos Triunfel from Triple-A Tacoma and designated Robert Andino for assignment.More» Triunfel doubles to notch first career hit |
Catcher Jesus Montero, one of the expected building blocks of the Mariners' future, was optioned to Triple-A Tacoma on Thursday as the club looks to spark some change in the wake of a six-game losing streak.More» Felix side-eyes Montero after missing slider |
This isn't the old Perez, the southpaw who caved to the pressure of pitching in New York on a $36 million contract. This is the older Perez, a father, a reinvented reliever and a man so relaxed that he can enjoy life's small treasures,More» Perez hurls three shutout frames for the win |
Brandon Maurer's Southern California homecoming took a bad turn Wednesday as the Angels jumped on the 22-year-old rookie for seven runs in three innings en route to a 7-1 victory.More» Saunders scores Ryan with groundout |
From veteran Raul Ibanez's point of view, things could have gone much differently for the Mariners on their nine-game cross-country road trip.More» Mariners fall on Gomes' walk-off homer |
Lefty Joe Saunders, who has struggled on the road but is 3-0 with a 0.94 ERA at home, pitches for the Mariners, as they play host to righty Justin Grimm and the first-place Rangers for the start of a three-game set on Friday night at Safeco Field.More» Saunders allows one run, fans six vs. A's |
Left fielder Jason Bay moved into the leadoff spot for just the second time in his career as manager Eric Wedge inserted a new look against Angels left-hander C.J. Wilson.More» Bay blasts a solo shot to center field |
Manager Eric Wedge hasn't faced the situation yet and hopes it never comes up, but if the Mariners needed an emergency third catcher to step in on his current roster he said he'd probably ask veteran outfielder Raul Ibanez.More» Ibanez launches a solo shot to right |
Over the past 30 days, Justin Smoak ranks second among American League first baseman in on-base percentage (.422), fourth in batting average (.297), sixth in OPS (.922) and eighth in slugging percentage (.500).More» Mariners regain lead with Smoak's solo jack |
Aaron Harang got knocked around to the tune of seven runs on nine hits in 3 2/3 innings Tuesday in Anaheim, a 12-0 loss to the Angels.More» Seager makes a tough play at the hot corner |
Endy Chavez has seen his playing time dip since Michael Saunders returned from the disabled list, but the veteran outfielder has still found ways to contribute.More» Chavez lifts a solo shot off of Perez |
Mariners Hall of Famer Alvin Davis has been selected to represent the club at the 2013 First-Year Player Draft on June 6 at MLB Network's Studio 42 in Secaucus, N.J.More» |
Closer Tom Wilhelmsen spoke for all his teammates Monday as the Mariners packed their gear in silence in the visitors' clubhouse at Progressive Field and prepared to head to Anaheim following the latest in a stunning series of losses, this one a 10-8 heartbreaker in 10 innings at Progressive Field. "We are glad to leave Cleveland," Wilhelmsen said.More» Mariners fall on Gomes' walk-off homer |
Veteran right-hander Aaron Harang did some running and tests on Monday, and the Mariners plan on starting him Tuesday in Anaheim after he missed his last outing in New York due to lower back stiffness.More» Harang strikes out six over six innings |
While the Mariners have struggled, their crop of young players give them reason to be optimistic. If hitters like Jesus Montero and Dustin Ackley get on track, they can help support a young group of pitchers waiting to come up from the Minors.More» Montero launches go-ahead homer in seventh |
In three losses in Cleveland over the weekend, the Mariners were just 1-for-20 (.050) with runners in scoring position. Given the walk-off losses on Friday and Saturday, a clutch hit or two could have changed the complexion of the weekend dramatically.More» Morales' RBI double opens the scoring |
Mariners right-hander Brandon Maurer grew up in Costa Mesa, Calif., about 12 miles from Angel Stadium, where he'll start on Wednesday, and says he attended about 10 or more Angels games a year as a youngster.More» Maurer shuts down Angels, fans six |
Felix Hernandez allowed more runs on Sunday than he had in his previous six starts combined, as the Indians mashed the Mariners, 6-0, for their third straight win in a four-game series that wraps up Monday.More» Furbush pitches two perfect frames in relief |
Danny Farquhar made his Mariners debut on Saturday and it couldn't have gone better, with the right-hander throwing 2 2/3 innings of perfect ball with five strikeouts in Seattle's 5-4 loss to the Indians.More» Farquhar K's five over 2 2/3 perfect innings |
It's been so long since Brendan Ryan was in a groove at the plate that he's not going to overanalyze what's been happening the past week, as he put together a five-game hitting streak.More» Ryan launches a two-run shot to left |
While he didn't hit his second home run of the season until the ninth inning of Saturday's 5-4 loss to the Indians, Mariners first baseman Justin Smoak has quietly been putting together a strong three-week stretch that has lifted his batting average to .254.More» Smoak ties the game on a solo blast |
Despite a late rally to make things interesting, the Mariners suffered their second straight walk-off loss to the Indians on Saturday when Mark Reynolds drove in the winning run with a bases-loaded grounder in the bottom of the ninth for a 5-4 victory.More» Ryan launches a two-run shot to left |
Franklin Gutierrez was the designated hitter on Friday for the second straight game during his rehab stint at Triple-A Tacoma, but the Mariners want him to see time in right field while he's there, so they have options when he returns from a strained hamstring.More» Gutierrez exits with an injury in the fourth |
After starting 15 straight games since returning from his sprained shoulder, Michael Saunders was given the day off Saturday by Mariners manager Eric Wedge.More» Saunders doubles in Mariners' seventh run |
The low point for the Mariners this season was a 10-3 defeat in Houston on April 24 when Seattle lost a series to the last-place Astros and then got an earful from manager Eric Wedge in a fiery postgame speech.More» Wedge on Mariners' good offense vs. Milone |
It was a pitch Lucas Luetge wanted back as soon as it left his hand, but Indians second baseman Jason Kipnis wasn't in the mood for second chances Friday as he ripped a three-run walk-off homer in the bottom of the 10th to beat the Mariners, 6-3.More» Mariners lose on Kipnis' walk-off homer |
Needing to bolster a thin bullpen, the Mariners selected right-hander Danny Farquhar from Triple-A Tacoma on Friday and optioned Hector Noesi back to Tacoma.More» Noesi fans four in spot-start for Harang |
Outfielder Michael Morse, who has been carrying a hot bat the last week, was scratched from the Mariners lineup about an hour before Friday's series opener with the Indians due to eye irritation.More» Morse cranks a solo homer to center in sixth |
Greg Johns, a journalist in the Seattle area for more than 20 years, began covering the Mariners for MLB.com in November 2010.


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Baker Boys' sweet gig
Where: 733 St. Johns Ave., Highland Park
Hours: 7:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday; 7:30 a.m.-6 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday
Phone: (847) 433-0430
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Going on its two-year anniversary at the corner of St. Johns and Roger Williams in Highland Park, the Baker Boys bakery is firing on all cylinders — or burners, as the case may be. Co-owners and friends since childhood Peter Rauser and Jordan Rappaport always knew they wanted to work together and get back to their roots. "We grew up here," explained Rappaport. "This was an awesome area when I was little and I knew that something like this here (in Highland Park) couldn't go wrong," he said. Despite serving Julius Meinl coffee, the partners don't play in the space of behemoth java purveyors or niche cupcakeries. Instead, they consider themselves to be a more serious bakery and dessert shop, due in large part to Rappaport's classical French cooking training. "I mean, coffee is definitely a part of it (and) cupcakes are fun and meant to be fun but I take them pretty seriously and, I hope, I take them to a different level," said Rappaport.
Beyond cupcakes, BBs offers scones, brownies, cookies, eclairs and even frozen custard. They even have gluten free — in its original state — as straight, flourless chocolate cake hand-dipped into chocolate ganache and served up as mini or regular cupcakes.
As if all this were not enough, the Boys offer frozen custard made with mix-ins of your favorite muffin. What is custard? It is one of the highest-grade, least-aerated, on-par-with-gelato, richly-mixed ice cream concoctions. "You get more product for your spoonful," explains Rappaport. While there is room for only nine flavors at a time, a full 30-40 are rotated on any given day, with certain staples remaining constant. The Red Velvet Cake & Ice Cream, for example, is the most popular and always available. The makers take their red velvet cupcakes, already frosted with cream cheese, chop them up and fold them into vanilla custard as it spins out from the ice cream maker. My personal favorite is the Oreo & M&M's made with — you guessed it — chopped-up Oreos and M&M pieces. Dairy-free is also available in the form of sorbet (one scoop for $2.85, two for $4.20). "Do you ever go a day without eating anything sweet?" a customer asks Rauser on entering the aromatic shop. "That's crazy talk, is what that is," he retorts, underscoring the shop's motto: "Life is short … Dessert first!"


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Sticks sprung from humble origins when, in 1992, Sarah Grant began carving ornaments and candlesticks from birch, poplar, and driftwood in a small studio in Des Moines. As her work began to attract national interest and demand for it grew, Sarah enlisted the aid of other local artists and expanded her inventory to include handcrafted heirloom-quality furniture, whimsical sculptures, and intricate keepsakes.
Today, the artists' work is showcased in more than 100 galleries across the country. Their installation projects have even decorated the walls of Blank Children's Hospital, the Animal Rescue League of Central Iowa, and the student center at Iowa State University.
Sticks artists can often be spotted by the shores of local rivers, gathering driftwood for their work. They assemble the wood into custom-designed tables, beds, and armoires within their spacious, light-filled studio before painting them with colorful, whimsical designs, from smiling suns and moons to lush landscapes. The versatile artists even take their tools and paintbrushes to homes, businesses, and underground mad-scientist labs to craft custom art installations and interiors.
"This is an art party—not an art class," cautions Glazed Expressions on its canvas-class page. The classes' genial atmosphere, upbeat music, and frequent BYOB options aren't the only things that turn these educational courses into rollicking celebrations, either. Rather than teaching the dry topics of theory and composition, instructors at each art-filled get-together simply guide painters through the steps required to re-create the image chosen for the session. Though all of the paintings end up looking essentially the same, each painter's individual creativity still comes through, whether in the shape of a tree branch, the hue of an ocean wave, or the size of Anne Boleyn's neck tattoo.
Matt White cinches his uniform with a fourth-degree black belt in tae kwon do, heads down to one of Triumph Martial Arts' three locations, and dishes up a fist-full of knowledge earned over 25 years of mat-slapping training. Recognized by the American Tae Kwon Do Association as the Regional Instructor of the Year in 2008 and 2011, Mr. White takes pride in combative victory and from passing those skills on.
In keeping with the Association's instructional format, Mr. White and his battery of four instructors teach the martial art and philosophy of tae kwon do to kids and adults. Tiny Tigers sessions reach out to students as young as 4 years old, teaching them important values such as helping around the house, excelling at schoolwork, and how to survive a wildebeest stampede. Students as old as 55 have started with no experience, going on to successfully earn their black belts.


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Two Tide Players Named Semifinalists for Bednarik Award
By: Josh Rultenberg
Updated: October 29, 2012
TUSCALOOSA, Alabama -- The top two playmakers on Alabama's defense made the cut for one of college football's top honors.
Cornerback Dee Milliner and linebacker C.J. Mosley are two of 16 semifinalists for the Chuck Bednarik Award, which goes annually to the nation's top defensive player.
For more on this story, visit: www.al.com/alabamafootball/index.ssf/2012/10/alabamas_dee_milliner_cj_mosle.html


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As many others have stated, there is some refinement required. I used my ** with a 1/2 dia sanding drum to slightly open the holes that were too tight for my sockets. ...Read complete review
As many others have stated, there is some refinement required. I used my ** with a 1/2 dia sanding drum to slightly open the holes that were too tight for my sockets. Also, I had to dremel off about 1/16 from the front and back tray edges to fit my HF tool cart drawers. A few minutes effort paid off with a well organized tool box. I put a self stick yellow paper dot on the tool box drawer under each socket so I can tell when one is missing. Eventually I'll fill up the remaining tray holes. As I do, I'll add more dots to those holes as well.
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Has potential to be great, but. The holes are not consistent. Less than half of my sockets fit in the holes. All my sockets are the same brand purchased at the same time.
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Works Fine
By Brad
Like others, some of the holes were too small for my sockets. Enlarged them with a knife. I think it has too many size options.
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These are great, since not all tools are created equal some sockets a thicker than others so some holes need to be shaved just a hair with a knife, I love em organized my tool box easily
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Keeps your tool box organized
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Got tired of my sockets rolling around in the tool cabinet so put them in bins, that helped some but had to dig through the bins to find the socket I needed, pain in the butt. I purchased this organizer and I'm very happy. My socket tool drawer is now organized and I can find each and every socket so easy and I know when one is missing or didn't get put back. As some reviewers have stated, on a few of the holes I did have to make the hole larger to fit my socket, most fit just fine but a few had to be inlargerd. Not a big issue as the organizer is plastic, I just used a half round file and it took just a couple seconds to modify any hole that needed it. This would be 5 stars if not for needing the occassional modification. If you want to get organized then get this socket organizer.
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It works great in my Red Roller Cabinet Top Chest http://www.harborfreight.com/hand-tools/tool-cabinets-and-carts/red-roller-cabinet-top-chest-68787.html But it is a little too snug. I had to file down the ends about a 1/8 inch on both ends to fit into the trays because of the overlay of the metal in the front of the tray.
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Socket organizers are really nice. Very sturdy. Some refinement may be required. I have the same sockets that Brandon has; which are a little wider than normal. Just used my rotary tool to slightly open the holes and the sockets fit in just fine. Lots of size choices. I even have some sizes that weren't even on the trays and I made holes for them as well. Glad I bought these. If your sockets are too wide, adjustments can easily be made with a rotary tool very quickly and cleanly. These trays are customizable to fit practically any socket. I also used a silver marker to make the size choices more visible. These socket organizers are a great way to organize your tool cabinet.
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A few of the holes were to small, just took a pocket knife and scraped the hole bigger. great for the price.
sockets dont fit. too much room
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They take up too much room. Sockets don't fit in them and the ones that do are lose. Its ok.....but if you use them then get something else.
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I purchased these to put in my tool box at work. Well after organizing all my sockets I was unable to put my sockets in some of the holes. I have Craftsman sockets and they were too thick for the holes in the organizers. I had to melt the plastic with a lighter and enlarge the hole to get the sockets to fit. I threw most of them away except for one tray.
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Kasi and Mtani Celebrate a Milestone Anniversary at Busch Gardens, Tampa
Busch Gardens Tampa is celebrating a very special relationship this week. On Monday 16th April it was the one year anniversary of the first time park Guests got to see an 8 week old male cheetah cub and a 16 week old female yellow Labrador puppy start to strike up a friendship that the park's animal experts expect to last a lifetime.
The pair, who were later named Kasi and Mtani spent only supervised play times together at first. A year later, they live together full time at the park's Cheetah Run habitat and even travel together to schools, events and television studios, helping the park's education team teach the public about the plight of cheetahs in the wild and the importance of Busch Gardens' conservation efforts.
Park Guests can see Kasi and Mtani daily at Cheetah Run, where they spend a portion of each day playing together on the habitat, training with their keepers and exercising with the habitat's lure system, designed to encourage the animals to do what cheetahs do best: run and chase.
Cheetahs are included on both the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) list of vulnerable species as well as on the US Endangered Species Act list of threatened species. Only approximately 12,400 cheetahs remain in the wild.
Busch Gardens supports the conservation of and education about cheetahs through the SeaWorld & Busch Gardens Conservation Fund, which has donated nearly $100,000 to cheetah efforts in Africa since 2005 and also helps fund conservation programs for white rhinos, marine animals and many other species around the world.
If ever there is a tomorrow when we're not together.......
there is something you must always remember.
You are braver than you believe, stronger than you seem, and smarter than you think.
But the most important thing is, even if we're apart...... I'll always be with you.
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no matter how close or far apart you may be.
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Nothings says "space saver" like two toys in one. Flip the skirt to reveal a plush roarer on one side and a cute squeaker on the other — perfect for your next reading of Aesop's The Lion and the Mouse.
Available at zidzid.us, $34.
This soft companion computes in your urban space when you consider his bitty size and easy-on-the-eyes turquoise color.
Available at smallable.com, $24.
Keep entertainment right at your fingertips with wee hand-stitched animals. The felt case rolls up when the show is over.
Available at fawnandforest.com, $68.
When your rancher is ready to come off the range, just fold horsey almost flat and board him in your closet.
Available at hoohobbers.com, $49.
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