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When they were kids: Today's NHL stars
Steve Dangle
November 05 2013 12:01AM
You ever go on a never-ending YouTube journey until four in the morning? Well you're about to go on one.
While on a trip to Edmonton with the fine folks at Oilers Nation last week, we visited the West Edmonton Mall. While walking around, we came across an indoor ice rink right in the middle of the mall. I had heard of this place in interviews with Jordan Eberle and Steven Stamkos in the past. I realized that this is where The Brick Tournament is played.
I mentioned that it would be really cool to see footage of guys like Eberle and Stamkos as kids playing novice. Not long after, Avry showed me that not only is there footage - there's tonnes of it!
Check these gems out!
Morgan Rielly, Toronto Maple Leafs - 2004
One thing you'll notice about these videos is just how far ahead of their peers these future NHL players are. Another is how they actually still have some similar traits. Take this video of Morgan Rielly for example. In the dozen or so games Rielly has played in his NHL career, we've seen him cough the puck up on several occasions, hoof it back to recover the puck, and then do something sick like this. Wow.
Dion Phaneuf, Toronto Maple Leafs - 1995
Even as a tike, when Phaneuf winds up for a slap shot, you had better duck. Players, spectators - everbody! And consider this: Morgan Rielly played in this tournament then year after Phaneuf was drafted by the Calgary Flames. This footage of Phaneuf is from 1995. Rielly was only born in March of 1994. Again - wow.
Jordan Eberle, Edmonton Oilers - 2000
Eberle was clutch even back then! The player who clobbered Eberle in the goal celebration is actually current New York Islanders defenceman Travis Hamonic.
Steven Stamkos, Tampa Bay Lightning - 2000
Oh, so Stamkos has been making defencemen look like that for a while, apparently. If you look closely, that's Andrew Cogliano jumping into the pile after Stammer scores.
PK Subban, Montreal Canadiens - 1999
Ok - seeing Subban in blue and white is weird, is it not?
Jonathan Toews, Chicago Blackhawks - 1998
Christmas! Forget 10-year-olds. In 1998, Jonathan Toews was showing the kind of patience that's rare in NHL players in their prime.
Tyler Seguin, Dallas Stars - 2002
There are unconfirmed reports that Seguin's team had to hire a security guard because he stayed up all night partying and pounding back Kool-Aid Jammers.
OK one more...
Max Pacioretty, Montreal Canadiens destroying Peter Mueller - 1998
At a level where throwing a bodycheck is a penalty, Max Pacioretty doesn't care. And what are the odds he would clobber another future NHLer in Peter Mueller?
We could continue on and on with this post, but there are literally dozens of videos onf future NHL stars from their childhood days on this channel. If you want to watch them all, click here for the YouTube Channel VEServicesLtd. There's Dustin Byfuglien celebrating a goal in a way I swear I've seen him do before with the Jets, Jay Bouwmeester, Kyle Turris, Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, on and on and on. A lot of these kids have Stanley Cups, now! Hell, Toews has two Cups, World Junior gold, and Olympic gold.
My apologies for your incoming insomnia.
November 05 2013, 07:00AM
November 05 2013, 08:12AM
Very, very cool article. In the Seguin vid the player for the other team that clears the puck out of the crease before the penalty shot had the name Zajac on his jersey. I wonder if that might be NHLer Travis Zajac
November 05 2013, 09:23AM
They were all so CUTE!
November 05 2013, 10:06AM
I'm pretty sure that 2000 finals was Eberle vs Stamkos. Eberle coming up clutch.... as is tradition.....
November 05 2013, 10:14AM
Did we just witness Peter Mueller's first concussion?
It could be! Leave a comment on the YouTube video itself. The owner of it seems to know the answer to most questions like that.
Unlikely. Zajac was drafted in 2004.
Also I don't think that's Andrew Cogliano in the Stamkos video since he is about 3 years older than Stamkos. Novice is usually 2 years from what I remember unless Stamkos is playing above his age? But that was 8 years before his draft year making him 10 therefore a novice player and Cogs would be 13.
Lol the seven year age difference says no its not him. Zajac was drafted to the nhl two years after that video.
November 05 2013, 01:34PM
I love that in the Toews video he doesn't even seem too excited about scoring a goal at that young age. I'm pretty sure you can even make out a scowl on ol captain serious' face back then.
November 05 2013, 05:50PM
That player seems to actually be Giordano instead of Cogliano if you look closely at the name bar...
November 05 2013, 06:13PM
Great job Steve!!! Knowing who they are now, you can see some of the the same nuances they have right now that they employed when they were kids! Especially Phaneuf!
Back in the early nineties, my wife and I bought tickets for the under 17 worlds here in Red Deer, we got to watch the Sedin's tear the tournament up. At the time, they were basically unknowns, undrafted of course and owned everybody in every hockey talent possible. Watching young talent like that, you knew they were going to be great in the future!
Phaneuf, he was a given also for a future star, we had season tickets to the Rebels then, and he was a pleasure to watch every game too! There were so many like him, I sure love the WHL!
p.s (I am puking in my mouth and feeling bad for giving the Sedin's credit being an Oiler Fan, but it was in the spirit of the article)
Wow, that is just amazing. Having footage of these stars when they are young is a great idea. You can not only tell they are going to be nasty, but also you can still tell they have the exact same style of play as they play in the NHL. Pretty cool id have to say. Morgan Rielly looks massive out there compared to his tea mates, and same with PK Subban


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Saudi Arabia declared Friday that the banned Muslim Brotherhood and two al-Qaeda-linked groups fighting with Syrian rebels are terrorist organizations, promising stiff prison terms for Saudis who join, fund, endorse or fight with them.
The designations follow a royal decree last month that mandated imprisonment up to 20 years for for Saudis belonging to terrorist groups or fighting abroad. A committee then drew up a list of banned groups, which King Abdullah approved, the Interior Ministry said Friday in an announcement carried by the official Saudi Press Agency.
The statement identified the other terrorist groups as al-Qaeda's branches in Yemen and Iraq, the Syrian al-Nusra Front, Saudi Hezbollah and Yemen's Shiite Hawthis. All Saudi citizens and foreign residents fighting with those groups were ordered to return within 15 days or face imprisonment.
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The new law bans meetings of the groups inside or outside of the kingdom and covers comments made online or to media outlets. Amnesty International said Saudi authorities could use the law to suppress peaceful political dissent.
The Brotherhood condemned the Saudi action.
"It is one of the founding principles of the group not to interfere in matters of other states, and this new position from the kingdom is a complete departure from the past relationship with the group, since the reign of the founding king until now," the group said in a statement.
The House of Saud and other Gulf monarchies see the Brotherhood as a threat to their royal dynasties since the Islamists gained power and influence after the so-called Arab Spring.
Egypt banned the Muslim Brotherhood in December, five months after Islamist President Mohammed Morsi, a leading member, was deposed by the military and arrested. Since then, Gulf nations have cracked down on the organization, which is backed by Qatar.
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'Happy Birthday, Father Ong'Event Details: November 30 - January 11, Pius XII Memorial Library
In honor of the 100th anniversary of the birth of Father Walter J. Ong, S. J., on November 30, Saint Louis University Libraries Special Collections has announced the opening of the exhibit, "Happy Birthday, Father Ong."
Father Ong, who was a member of the SLU faculty for nearly 50 years, is considered the most outstanding scholar ever associated with the University.
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The exhibit, located on level two of Pius XII Memorial Library's Anheuser Busch wing, features numerous documents, photographs and books from Special Collections' Walter J. Ong Manuscript Collection.
Curated by University Archivist John Waide, the exhibit will be on display during regular library hours through Friday, Jan. 11, 2013.
Saint Louis University Libraries Special Collections is the repository for the Walter J. Ong Manuscript Collection. This collection documents the thought and work of one of the most important intellectuals and scholars of the 20th century. It includes Father Ong's academic files, personal correspondence, class and lecture notes, research materials and related items; housed with Rare Books is his personal library of over 1,600 volumes, some with significant annotation.
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Emery and Clawson voters can breathe a sigh of relief as the Emery County Commissioners voted to maintain the towns polling places.
Commissioner Ira Hatch explained that in Utah code there is a provision that in precincts with under 500 voters the voting can be conducted by absentee ballot. In two public hearings held in Emery and Clawson, voters spoke in adamant objection to losing their polling places.
In commission meeting on May 16 before the decision was made, Patrick Sundstrom, from the Emery city council said that Emery is not happy with the idea of absentee voting. They feel validated and confident as Americans when they come to the polling place and cast their votes.
Sundstrom said he thought absentee voting would not encourage young people to become part of the voting process. "I have been a voter since I was 18 and going to the polls gives excitement and purpose to voting. It brings meaning to being a voter."
Sundstrom said that just because that law is on the books doesn't make it right, even if it is legal. He acknowledged the commissioners have a hard job in making decisions for the good of the county, but he didn't think it was a hard decision to not close the polling places in Emery and Clawson. "You are accountable to the voters," said Sundstrom.
Eric Anderson, Emery city council member, read a letter from Emery Mayor Mike Williams, which stated the Emery town council supports the use of polling places and using the new voting machines and objects to being forced to vote absentee ballot.
Anderson said he obtained a list of registered voters from Emery and they counted 59 of the 259 registered voters who had either died or moved. He said steps should be taken to update those lists and make them more current.
Lou Sansevero, Ferron resident, spoke next. He said the commissioners govern for the people and they have a moral responsibility to act in the best interest of the people. He said he had heard it was a budget matter and he thought the savings were very minimal to the county. "I don't believe that's a good enough reason to not allow these people to cast their votes at a polling place."
Commissioner Hatch said the reason absentee voting was being considered wasn't related to money.
Gary Petty, Emery resident, said he had read an editorial piece in the Salt Lake Tribune which supported voting by absentee ballot. He disagrees however and believes it is a great American privilege to cast our votes and feel like an American.
People who wish to vote by absentee ballot anywhere in the county are welcome to request absentee ballots from the Clerk/Auditor's office.
Commissioner Hatch said the commission could unilaterally have made the decision to use absentee voting, but chose to visit the towns involved to get their feelings on the issue. Sometimes the decisions made at the legislature are not best for everyone said Commissioner Hatch.
Commissioner Hatch said, "Just because the editorial staff at the Tribune likes absentee voting doesn't mean it's good for us. We have received a lot of comments, mostly verbal comments in favor of keeping the polling places. There were a couple of people in favor of the absentee ballots."
When all discussion ceased, Commissioner Drew Sitterud made a motion to leave Emery and Clawson as polling places and have the voters use the new voting machines.
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Yogabugs Buckinghamshire is here! Toddlers to Twelve year olds can take supersonic trips to space, sail the ocean waves on a pirate galleon & head off to the jungle as part of my yoga inspired classes running in Buckinghamshire. Using dynamic story telling acted out through safe Hatha postures, YogaBugs classes take children on imaginary adventures. YogaBugs classes are a complete form of physical exercise in a safe and non-competitive environment taking place during the school day or as an after school activity. Holiday clubs, private classes at home and birthday parties are also available!
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TC PLUS for Bald Spot and Thinning Hair
- Overview
- Ingredients
- Features
- Easy to use
- Just spray on the thinning area
- Bald spot will disappear instantly
- Choose from black, brown, light brown or gray
- About the brand
TC PLUS for Bald Spot and Thinning Hair! Hair loss concealer that erases bald spots.
SD alcohol 40, Isobutane, Acrylates/PVP copolymer, Propane iron oxides,Titanium dioxide, Silica, Triethyl citrate, Phenyl Trimethicone, Aminomethylpropanol, SDA-CA-2141
Shampoo and dry hair thoroughly. Remember, you should shampoo every morning and re-spray. Shake well before each use and spray sparingly for the best effect.
TC PLUS will not come off in plain water. However, the unique allows it to wash out completely with shampoo.
For bald spots: Shampoo and dry. Comb hair away from balding area. Hold nozzle 4 to 6 inches from scalp and spray bald area lightly with a rotating motion. Let dry for about three minutes. Comb hair over sprayed area. Use sparingly for best effects.
For thinning hair: Shampoo and dry. Starting at the back of head, part hair parallel to the forehead. Hold spray nozzle 4 to 6 inches from part and spray on part. Repeat parting and spraying lightly at inch intervals, moving toward forehead. Comb hair back from forehead and spray hair. Let dry for three minutes. Comb hair.
Developed over by Hollywood makeup artists, spray-on TC PLUS helps disguise the appearance of bald spots and thinning strands.
Love It !, Love It !, But Can't Fine It In Dark Brown.I am a women and use top coverage for years,This is the only stuff I use , all other stuff comes off . My problem is I can't fine it in dark brown and I don't know what I'm going to do when my two cans are gone. But It's does work and makes me feel better about my self!Aug 19, 2011Margie R.HAIR TYPEDark Brown / Curly Hair
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Save Your MoneyHORRIBLESep 3, 2010Alesandra / Phoenix
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Love Your Hair Again!This is the best product by far! I love this! Thank you so very much for having a product like this. I have female pattern baldness in the front of my head in a big circle about 4 inches in diameter. Although I am not completely bald, the thinning is very visible. I have not been able to part my hair or do much of anything other than pull it straight back in a pony tail to hide the baldness. Now with Folica, I have cut my hair short! It provides complete coverage along with a hair spray effect. It does not clot-up on your scalp like other products. IT MAKES YOUR HAIR FULLER! I spray it on the thinning parts to cover up and then give myself a quick all over spray for fullness. What is absolutely great about this product is that you can brush your hair afterwards, run your fingers through your hair, etc., and it does not come off on your hands. It will literally stay in your hair for days until you shampoo your hair. ALERT: If you color your hair, you will have to wash your hair first before you color. Don't forget like I did. The hair color will melt the microfibers and put a scare into you when you begin to shampoo the color out, but it will wash out safely without any damage to your hair. This product has made me feel so confident. Being short I was always insecure that everyone could see my bald spot.Aug 31, 2010Nora C. / Albuquerque, NMHAIR TYPEDark Brown / Fine or Thin Hair / Chemically Treated Hair
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Extremely PleasedI've used quite a few products that have the same purpose, but I must say that I am extremely pleased with the results from TC. It is one of the best I've used. The most important thing for me is that when dry it is very manageable on the hair, and it will not come off and stain your hands, brushes, and end up under your fingernails as you try to fix your hair. It also requires less regular hairspray to restore shine than other products, reducing by far the already stiff hair. Other products seem to use too much propellant in their cans, that occasionally leave a dominant grey residue and extra stiffness. TC seems not to suffer from this typical issue, very well balanced. Another important feature is the consistent flow of spray that gives you complete control of application- no mess and powder all over the place and no accidental over spraying. It does by the way, easily come off when shampoo is applied to the hair in the shower. I think I'll stick to this one.Jun 4, 2010Mike
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Awful StuffI used proTHIK for a long time and was satisfied with the results. Since it has been OUT OF STOCK forever, I tried TC. It's like painting your head. Plus I have brown hair and the brown I was sent comes out Black. I used it one time and threw the rest of it in the garbage.Apr 8, 2010Lydia
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Excellent Product For Thinning Hair!I've been using this for six months now and am very, very pleased. Unlike other products TC isn't powdery and won't leave a layer of colored dust all over your sink! It sprays on cleanly. It's important for you to realize that this product is recommended for, and works best on, THINNING hair, or balding spots which are able to be easily and convincingly combed over with other hair. It isn't meant to be used to cover a completely bald spot without hair any to cover it. Doing so will simply look like you've spray painted your head! I've a large thinning spot on the upper back part of my head along with a bit of a receding hairline. How do I use it? I wash my hair, blow dry it completely dry (sometimes I'll blow dry half way and then apply a spray volumizer and then finish blow drying). Then, brush the hair away from the thinning spot and using a hand-held mirror to see the back of my head I use a gentle sweeping motion about 4 inches away from my head and spraying it onto the thinning spot. Other reviewers have noted that it makes your hair stick together which is true, but what they fail to realize is that this isn't just a concealer it's also a hairspray and is meant to keep your hair in place. But I discovered the best way to overcome this stiffness so that you can brush and style your hair - use a blow dryer and a slightly moist comb. Gently work the comb through the hair while blow-drying. Once you've gotten the comb through the hair you won't have to repeat it. It's true that there is a bit of a sheen to the product, but it's only noticeable on spots where there is no hair or in areas where you've sprayed it too heavily. The reviewers who say that "it comes out" are completely 100% wrong! They're either reviewing the wrong product or weren't using TC. This stuff absolutely does NOT come out except when using shampoo and water. I haven't swam with it applied, but I have been caught out in the rain a few times whilst wearing it and it didn't cause a single problem. However, if you've sprayed it on too heavily then there will be a couple of problems: (1) if your head sweats a lot the product will make the area with the spray become sticky, but then again any hair product with hairspray will do that; (2) if you move around a lot when you sleep then a teensy bit will rub off onto your pillow, but throw it into the wash and it comes right off. (or you could simply use a small towel on your pillow like I do) When used properly one can will last four to five weeks with daily use. BTW - the #4 color which is silver gray works great for ladies if you want to frost your hair or for us guys to get graying temples for a distinguished look!Mar 29, 2010Eric
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Not Enough In A Can For My Problem.I dont think my thinning hair is that bad but i used an entire can on the bald spot at the back and it ran out before i even got started on the sides! Im looking for some industrial quantities elsewhere - can anyone help?Feb 10, 2010Skelly / London, UKHAIR TYPEFine or Thin Hair
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*** Better Than Prothik ***I used another top coverage spray, ProThik, for years but the canister kept clogging up halfway through through the can leaving me with 1/2 a can of useless product. I started to use this and found that it works as good, with less spray and does not clump and make the hair as 'sticky' as the ProThik. Would encourage you to try it versus the alternative ProThik.Feb 9, 2010Shawn / San Diego, CAHAIR TYPEFine or Thin Hair
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Did Not Like At All!!It was very thick and dry when I sprayed it in my hair. I could not comb through very well because it made my hair stick together. I would not recommend this product. Jerome russel or prothick is much better.Dec 26, 2009Mike / Venice, Fl, Usa
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It Works But It's Not The BestI have baldness near my temples and above my ears. Im a female, African-American, and my baldness was caused by a skin condition during childhood that went untreated. This spray does work, but it really causes the hair around your bald spot to become stiff and stuck, so if you change your mind about your hairstyle after using the spray, you may have to re-wash your hair and start over, as opposed to just re-brushing or re-flat ironing your hair. So not convenient, esp. for a woman with my hair texture. Also, be careful when you wash this stuff out because it could pull your hair. (Like you really need that when youre already balding.)As for the look, this stuff usually either looked powdery or like paint depending on how much was applied. I cant say it ever looked natural. I used as directed, but I still ended with stained fingernails and sometimes a stained face (not good after spending 3-10 minutes on my makeup). Bottom line, this spray isnt the best you can do. It might be cheap, but not very effective. Im going with Dermatch for my next baldness concealer purchase.Jun 29, 2009Lynn A.HAIR TYPEAfrican American
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World Environment Day, 5 June 2003, Beirut, Lebanon
Mr. President, Prime Minister, Excellencies, distinguished honoured guests, ladies and gentlemen,
It is my honour today to welcome you all to the thirtieth celebration of World Environment Day, being held this year here in this beautiful city of Beirut.
This is the first time World Environment Day has been held in the Arab World.
Each year, World Environment Day is observed by the United Nations family and by communities across the globe to raise awareness of the importance of the environment to all our lives.
It is a time to reflect, not just on the challenges we face, but on the many initiatives, small and large, that people are involved in the world over to make sure that the world becomes a better, safer, more equitable place for us, our children, and their children.
Each year we choose a theme. This year the theme is "Water: Two Billion People are Dying For It". The slogan emphasises the urgency of providing an adequate supply of water to all the people of the world.
It is a sad fact that one third of our fellow human beings face lives of disease and hardship simply because they lack access to safe water or proper sanitation—the most important elements for a healthy and productive life.
It cannot be stressed enough just how important clean water and sanitation is to human lives and development.
At the turn of this century the world signed up to a set of time-bound commitments called the Millennium Development Goals. Water and sanitation feature amongst them.
But what needs to be emphasised is that few, if any, of these goals will be achievable without making great strides in the provision of clean water for everyone, especially the poor.
This message, I know, is not lost on the people of this region, where scarcity of water, and the need for its wise use, is integral to daily life. It is appropriate, then, that this year—thanks to the generous support of the Government of Lebanon—the World Environment Day celebrations in the International Year of Freshwater are being held in the Arab World.
Although this is the first time World Environment Day has been held in this region, I am sure it will not be the last.
We could not have celebrated this most important day in the United Nations calendar here without the intervention of some very influential people.
I would therefore like to thank:
The President of Lebanon: His Excellency Mr. Emile Lahoud.
The Prime Minister of Lebanon: His Excellency Mr. Rafic Hariri.
The Head of the Lebanese Parliament: His Excellency Nabih Berri.
And the Lebanese Minister of Environment: His Excellency Mr. Fares Boueiz.
Ladies and gentlemen,
The words Beirut and Lebanon conjure up many images in many minds. To some, it is images from a glorious past—the fabled cedars of Lebanon and the trading empire of the Phoenicians. To others they are bywords for cosmopolitan sophistication—culture, cuisine and civilisation. Others recall the horror and confusion of civil war, a city and a country torn apart by strife.
It is fitting then that we are able to come here to see the truths that we all need to be reminded of in this troubled world in which we live. Wounds can heal, cities can be rebuilt, and people can come together, working for a common good.
This is a message the world needs.
It is a message that everybody concerned with preserving the world's environment and promoting world peace needs to hear on World Environment Day. Namely that, whatever the challenges, however dark the days appear, there is light at the end of the tunnel.
Things can get better, whenever people have the will. And, perhaps even more important, when governments have the commitment.
This is also a message that UNEP has been able to broadcast throughout the years through its Global 500 awards.
This year we are proud to present eight Global 500 award winners—people or institutions who have in their own way, managed to make a difference to their environment and to how people think and behave.
Sadly, one person who cannot be here today is Annelisa Kilbourn.
Annelisa was nominated to the Global 500 roll of honour for her tireless work to preserve some of our planet's most important, charismatic and endangered species, including the last remaining rhinos of Borneo, and the lowland gorillas of Central Africa. Tragically, she was killed late last year in a plane crash over Gabon, West Africa.
I am pleased today to be able to welcome her mother, Mrs. Johana Kilbourn, and her sister, Ms. Kirsten Kilbourn, who will accept the award on her behalf, and also her colleague, Dr. Nan Schaffer, President and Founder of SOS Rhino.
The other winners include:
1. Serge Antoine, from France, who has worked tirelessly and with considerable vision for over half a century to enhance the environment in Europe and beyond.
2. The Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association, who are bringing environmental and social justice to their country.
3. Dr. Bindeshwar Pathak, whose eco-friendly toilet is transforming the health and lives of the urban poor in India.
4. Boureima Wankoye, from Niger, whose company is delivering sustainable development in action by boosting farmers income while, at the same time, restoring degraded drylands.
5. The Women Environment Preservation Committee which is transforming waste management in the mountain kingdom of Nepal.
6. The Salle Pedagogique des Zones Arides, from Algeria, the only youth category winner this year, which is helping cut the waste of water in the Sahara.
Last but not least, is Najib Saab, who I am sure is well known to many of you. Najib, who is from Lebanon, is an internationally respected communicator about the environment. Through his magazine Al-Bia Wal-Tanmia—Environment and Development—he has almost single-handedly put the environment on the political map of the Arab world.
The achievements of Najib Saab and all the other Global 500 laureates represent stepping stones to a brighter future for us all.
Today we have recognised a broad group of people from a wide variety of backgrounds and cultures. This is what the Global 500 awards are all about. Their names will be added to a prestigious list which now totals 735 individuals and organisations, stretching back over 15 years of World Environment Day award ceremonies.
What do all these people and institutions have in common? I think one word sums it up. Hope. Usually working against the odds to counter one form of environmental degradation or another, all the Global 500 laureates have demonstrated that, if you have the will, you do not need to succumb to the forces that we see all around us. These are the forces that allow forests to dwindle, water to become polluted and people to remain poor. It is easy to lose hope. To give in to despair. The challenges can appear too great.
The Global 500 winners never gave up hope. And their actions and determination, often in the face of adversity, give us all hope, hope that all humankind can look forward to a better future based on the principles of commitment and action.
At UNEP we have a motto. Environment for Development. By recognising our common humanity, by nurturing the environment on which we all depend, we can all look forward to a prosperous and equitable future. This is the message the Global 500 laureates bring us. This is the message of UNEP. This is our message for World Environment Day.
Thank you.


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4th Monday after Pascha
The Gospel according to John 6:56-69
The Lord said to the Jews who had believed in him, "He who eats my flesh and drinks my blood abides in me, and I in him. As the living Father sent me, and I live because of the Father, so he who eats me will live because of me. This is the bread which came down from heaven, not such as the fathers ate and died; he who eats this bread will live forever." This he said in the synagogue, as he taught at Capernaum.
Many of his disciples, when they heard it, said, "This is a hard saying; who can listen to it?" But Jesus, knowing in himself that his disciples murmured at it, said to them, "Do you take offense at this?" Then what if you were to see the Son of man ascending where he was before? It is the spirit that gives life, the flesh is of no avail; the words that I have spoken to you are spirit and life. But there are some of you that do not believe." For Jesus knew from the first who those were that did not believe, and who it was that would betray him. And he said, "This is why I told you that no one can come to me unless it is granted him by the Father."
After this many of his disciples drew back and no longer went about with him. Jesus said to the twelve, "Do you also wish to go away?" Simon Peter answered him, "Lord, to whom shall we go? You have the words of eternal life; and we have believed, and have come to know, that you are Christ, the Son of the living God."
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Beautiful Apartment in Residential Area
Size75 m²
Floor No.1
- Internet/WiFi
- Kitchen
- Washer/dryer
- Parking available
- Towels
- Dishwasher
- Balcony/terrace
Accommodation summary
During your stay you can enjoy free Wifi and cable TV.
The apartment is located in a residential neighbourhood at walking distance from the main EU offices, the city centre and public transport hubs. We are just behind some of Brussels' most famous Art Nouveau Squares and parks (Ambiorix, Marie Louise).
The apartment is on the 1st floor of a period house, built in the XIX century (please note that there is no elevator). It keeps all the beautiful character of the original building: marble mantelpieces, wooden floor, stucco decorated ceilings 4mt high.
We (your hosts) live in the rest of the house, but the apartment is completely independent.
We are an Italian / British couple. We are available to help and are happy to provide information that would help you to have a smooth and pleasant stay.
Between us, we speak English, Italian, French and German.
House rulesStrictly no smoking allowed.
The apartment is in a private house, therefore we expect no excessive noise between 23hr and 7.30, especially in the hallway and the stairs.
No outside shoes in the apartment, for hygiene reasons and to respect the quiet of people staying below the flat.
Not suitable for children.
DAMAGE DEPOSIT: 150 € to be paid cash at arrival. To be refund, as appropriate if no damages or similar issues, at departure.
Check in time : 2 pm
Check out time : 10 am
Check in and check out times can be flexible, depending on other bookings.
Please note that Check In and Check Out outside these times have to be agreed with us and MIGHT carry an EXTRA COST of 20€. Availability for Check In and Check Out between 8pm and 8am has to be confirmed by us and MIGHT carry an EXTRA COST of 35€. Time flexibility and extra costs will be confirmed to you before your arrival.
Please read our Disclaimer of Liability. If you rent/stay in our property you will automatically accept it.
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Please read this carefully. If you agree to rent/stay in our property you will have accepted this disclaimer.
We: the owner(s) of the property or the property manager or such a person delegated by the owner to perform such role on the property.
Guest: person(s) renting/staying in the property for any length of time.
We shall not be responsible for losses, injuries or any damages resulting from your stay in / the rental of our property and assume no responsibility for same.
Limitation of liability
In no event will we be liable for any damages, including without limitation direct or indirect, special, incidental, or consequential damages, losses or expenses arising in connection with your stay in our property / this rental.
We cannot accept any responsibility for your personal safety during your vacation. You are reminded to exercise care as to your personal safety and the safety of your companions.
The owner or property manager do not accept liability for lost or stolen personal property of the guest from the property during the rental period.
All guests understand and agree that neither the property owner nor property manager can accept responsibility whatsoever in case of accident or illness whilst on the property.
We will not accept liability for acts of violence, nature, fire, flood, war, civil disobedience, riot, or other force majeure that may have a deleterious effect on the Guest. We cannot accept any liability for the failure of public supplies such as water, electricity or gas supplies. Nor for the consequences of the actions or omissions of persons who may supply or control main services, or any action taken in the vicinity of the property reserved, by any authority or persons over which we have no control. We cannot accept any liability for the heating system, or any household appliance breaking down. Urgent steps will be taken for a local helper to rectify any problem.
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What a gorgeous place ! I felt like a queen in the apartment . It was exactly what was presented in the pictures . We got a very warm welcome ,Ms. Mara purchased some milk and orange juice ;-) which was in the fridge for us ! The apartment is very well maintained ! It was my birthday weekend and my favorite thing to do is drink tea, during the walk through with Mara, she pointed at several different teas and stated that I was free to drink any of them plus the coffee from nepresso that was in the apartment . It's like they knew what we wanted . We will definitely be back. My boyfriend loved it as well. It's such a romantic place
The owner Ms. Elena was very kind , we talked on the phone prior to me checking in , she was very flexible and answered all the questions for us .
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Although a FWS award will appear on your award letter, funds must be earned. Funds earned are paid directly to you, monthly, and are not credited to your student account.
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Are you any good at having fun? Then please volunteer to help out with our festival!
The Santa Cruz Mountain Bike Festival is just around the corner (Saturday April 13 – Sunday April 14) and we sure could use more volunteers! Volunteer perks include lunch and a festival t-shirt, PLUS you will be entered into our generous volunteer raffle!* Here's how you can help us out:
- Donate 4 hours of your time. (Of course we would love for you to volunteer more than 4 hours if you can…)
- Grab your riding buddies & bike club members and create a volunteer team.
- Help us out with the festival build on Friday April 12.
- Encourage students to volunteer on festival weekend for community service requirements. MBoSC is a 501(c)3 non-profit and we can sign any volunteer fulfillment certification for them.
- If you had signed up to volunteer and have not yet committed to a time slot, please do so now by contacting email@example.com.
- Share this message with your networks!
Thanks so much for helping to make this year's festival the best one yet!
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The smaller brother of the popular Shower Blows, the Evergreen Shower Blows Shorty delivers the same incredible action that has made the original one of the best pencil popper ever. At just over 4-inches in length, its has an incredible walking action as well as a spitting, bubbling, chugging action. A loud internal rattle chamber calls fish from far away, and short twitches of your rod will keep the bait dancing in a much tighter walk than any other topwater bait on the market. Using the Shorty in rotation with the original Shower Blows is an effective one-two punch for catching topwater fish. Produced by M. Shimizu, the Evergreen Shower Blows Shorty has long been a favorite topwater bait for anglers who were lucky enough to get their hands on one.
Evergreen International is one of Japan's premier tackle company. Hard to find outside of Japan, they have still become world-renowned for their high quality baits that have been proven to out catch competitors offerings.
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Comments: The shower blow shorty is the most fantastic walking lure that I have ever fished with. The detail and quality is amazing. They are beautiful lures and the bass will simply crush them. They will cast further than any topwater lure that I have ever seen. They walk the dog so easy that you can practically do anything that you want to with them. You can make them sit s Ttill in the same spot kicking water and creating havoc on top that will draw those vicious strikes. Tacklewarehouse needs to carry more colors than what they have now. I have been using Evergreen lures for over a year now and I have sold just about all of my other topwater lures except the Lucky Craft Gunfish. I know that the price is on the expensive side but if you get you one of these guys ou will buy more no matter what the cost. They come with 3 of the sharpest hooks I have ever seen and I have yet to lose a fish. I kinda hope no one buys the shower blow lures because my secret will be out.
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DreamFit Cotton Sateen Sheet Set
The Only Ones Guaranteed To Fit and Stay In Place!
These 100% cotton sateen sheets not only feel silky smooth against your skin for your sleeping comfort, but they're also made to stay put for your peace of mind. Both the top and bottom sheet feature patented DreamFit technology. The bottom sheet offers 2 levels of security with all-round elastic that 4 times wider and 20 times stronger than industry standard elastic. Plus, it has 1" wide elastic corner bands that secure the fitted sheet to the underside of the mattress to eliminate ride up and bunching. Top sheet is cut to be wider and longer than the average top sheet, so it will stay tucked in and hospital corners will remain neat and intact, no matter how much you toss and turn during the night.
- 260-thread-count cotton sateen sheets
- Adjust for a custom secure fit
- Bottom sheet with all-around high-performance elastic
- Bottom sheet with four 1" corner bands
- Generously cut top sheet for added length and width
- Sheet sets include 1 fitted sheet, 1 flat sheet, and pillowcases (twin, 1 standard; full and queen, 2 standard; king, 2 king)
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Faith Matters dives into everyday issues. This isn't church on the radio; this is your friends and neighbors sharing stories of faith and perseverance.
Our host Ted Dotts is a retired United Methodist clergyman who served forty-four years in appointments to ministries of local church, judicatory official, medical ethicist, and hospital administrator. He taught for twenty-eight years in the Course of Study School at the Perkins School of Theology at SMU. For twelve years, he was an occasional lecturer in medical ethics at the School of Medicine and the School of Law, Texas Tech University. He served on the Board of Trustees for Southwestern University and the Board of Trustees of the Lubbock Methodist Hospital System Board. Ted is currently the Chaplain at Carillon Life Care Center.
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1.To poach the pears: In a large pot, combine wine, sugar, lemon juice, and vanilla, and bring to a simmer. Add the pears to the simmering liquid. Bring to a simmer again and cook for 10–15 minutes, until the outer edges of the pears are translucent. Let the pears cool in poaching liquid. They can be used immediately or refrigerated for later use. The longer the pears sit in the liquid, the more flavor they will absorb.
2. To prepare the tart shells: Preheat oven to 425°F. Slightly defrost the puff pastry squares and ease them into 8 4-inch tart pans (preferably with removable bottoms). Place pie weights or beans on the dough to prevent the crust from puffing up. Bake for about 15 minutes.
3.To prepare almond cream: In a food processor fitted with the metal blade, pulse the almonds and sugar until the almonds are finely ground. Add the eggs and vanilla and pulse until combined. Add the margarine and flour and mix until everything is incorporated.
4. To assemble the tarts: Lower oven temperature to 350°F. Spoon a generous amount of almond cream into the prebaked tart shells. Remove the pears from the poaching liquid and pat dry with paper towels. Lay each pear on a cutting surface and cut length-wise into thin slices, taking care not to pull the slices apart. With a spatula, transfer the sliced pear to the tart, laying it on top of the almond cream. The pear will cover most of the cream. Repeat until all the tart shells are filled.
5. Place the tart shells into the preheated oven and bake for about 35 minutes, until the almond cream is golden and puffed.
6. For glaze: Warm up the jelly or jam in a microwave or in a saucepan over a low flame. Spoon a teaspoon of warm jelly onto each tart. Allow the tarts to cool and remove from pans. Serve immediately at room temperature or refrigerate for later use.
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The judge presiding over a lawsuit against Faro Technologies, Lake Mary, Fla., has withdrawn the summary ruling that the company had infringed on a competitor's patent.
Romer CimCore filed a suit claiming that the infinite rotation feature on Faro's Platinum FaroArm's joints infringed on its U.S. patent 5,829,148. The judge accepted Faro's request for reconsideration and agreed that the court had misinterpreted the claims.
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Dear Mr. Dad: I've read stories about people having ID numbers etched into their children's teeth, and not letting their kids play outside, and those Amber Alerts make it seem as though hundreds of children are being abducted and murdered every day. Like most parents, I want to protect my kids. I don't mean to sound heartless, but I think we've gone overboard. Am I wrong?
A: Nope, I think you're absolutely right. The reality is that, factoring out the threat of nuclear war, the world is not any more dangerous for children today than it was a few generations ago. But thanks in large part to the media, which repeats stories over and over and over, too many parents are in a panic. And our children are paying the price.
When I was as young as eight, growing up in Oakland, California, I took city busses all over town to visit friends, grandparents, even go bowling. And all the other kids I knew were doing the same thing. But I'm pretty sure that if I put my 10-year old on a bus by herself today, I'd get arrested.
Just to be clear, I'm not saying that we shouldn't take reasonable precautions to keep our kids safe. Of course we should. We should teach them to look both ways before they cross streets, wear helmets when they ride their bikes or skateboards, wear seatbelts in the car, and not take candy from strangers. And before sending our kids off on a playdate, we should try to make sure that the adults in charge are responsible and trustworthy. But we can't protect them from every possible danger. Not letting our kids explore their neighborhood (or even their own backyards), not allowing them to get a few bumps and bruises once in a while, and filling their heads with stories of dangerous strangers lurking behind every tree, we're keeping them from developing the independence, self-confidence, and ability to made decisions that they'll need as they stumble toward adulthood.
Part of the problems is that we're way too concerned with what other people think. Let me give you a few examples. A recent study of more than 3,000 children and parents found that while half of parents played outside at least once a day when they were young, only 23% would allow their own children to do the same. Why? Well, 53% of those parents said they were worried about traffic. And 40% said they were concerned about "stranger danger." I get both of those, even though the fears are exaggerated. But the statistic that really got me was that 30% of the parents who keep their kids cooped up indoors feel that they'll be harshly judged by their neighbors if they let the kids play outside unsupervised.
Another recent study was even more horrifying—and tragic. This one talked about how a growing number of daycares have banned physical contact between caregivers and children out of fear that the adults might be accused of molesting the youngsters. We're talking about toddlers and younger. In some cases, the daycare staff is being told that cuddling small children is bad because it could make them too dependent. What a crock.
Anyone who's spent more than five minutes around small children knows how much they're comforted by physical touch. Many experts say that depriving kids of being cuddled or held or, gasp, kissed, increases their stress levels and can have serious, long-term negative consequences for their development. On a less-scientific level, it seems positively cruel.


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Beware the Ides of... February
Kent Wilson
February 19 2009 10:14AM
From December to the end of January, the Flames lost just five games in regulation. Their record was an astonishing 16-5-3, a win % of 66.7.
Unfortunately, the Flames have already lost four regulation games in February and the month isn't even over yet. Their record thus far is 3-4-2 (33.3%) and I think we can all agree that they didn't even deserve a couple of those W's.
And we're not talking about an inordinately tough schedule or bad bounces here: the Flames were outshot in six of the nine contests and they've already given up 40+ shots three separate times (twice to non-play-off teams in COL and LAK). In addition, the Chicago Blackhawks were the only adversary the Flames played this month who were positioned above them in the standings.
No, it really looks like the Flames have been coasting on inertia. If Kipper hadn't recently awoken, I'm guessing the Feb record would be even uglier.
Deja Vu
Of course, this is actually a familiar script for Flames fans. In 06-07, Calgary enjoyed a high-flying January (8-3-2, despite missing an injured Jarome Iginla) only to return to mediocrity when the Captain was activated in February (6-5-3).
Last year, the Flames actually had even less losses in regulation from December to the end of January (16-4-5) than the current season, but again the wheels started to fall off in the final full month of winter (7-6-1).
In both the previous years, bad beginnings and endings doomed the club to a median finish in the standings and a difficult first round opponent in the post-season. This year, the Flames are lucky in that the rest of the division has been fairly awful, affording them a nice eight-point buffer in the standings -- so, despite another shitty start to the season, the Flames could well end up with a favourable match-up in round one even if they fade down the stretch again.
I would prefer it, though, if the club didn't coast to the finish line for the third straight year. For the first time in well over a decade, Calgary has significant contributions coming from all corners of the roster. With Kipper starting to finally come around, the Flames have the kind of depth that could lead to some real success if they could just get all their shit together.
That starts with tightening up the PK and the own-zone play in general, which has been as loose as a drunken cheerleader at prom so far this month. It also means Jarome Iginla not looking like a third liner for weeks at a time. It means Todd Bertuzzi either improving his decision-making at even-strength or taking a seat now and then. It means Dion Phaneuf taking a step forward rather than a step back. It may also mean the acquisition of one more top-six forward or top-four defenseman to get one of the struggling stars out of his rut.
The Flames previously rock solid ES play has fallen on hard times this month. And the PP hasn't exactly been bailing them out. So let's get back on the horse here boys, yes?...or else I think the irony of Kipper getting better while the record gets worse is going to kill me.
"That starts with tightening up the PK and the own-zone play in general, which has been as loose as a drunken cheerleader at prom so far this month."
They should trade for Kesla, Leopold or Hamhuis (preferably Hamhuis). He can really bring some good things to the table here and vandermeer and go the way of ol' yeller. I imagine if any of the three do come here then Giordano or Pardy will sit and be the 7th in, Giordano if I was gonna guess.


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January 20 - March 3, 2006
Notes to Self
Featured artists: Richie Budd & Zach Dunlap (San Antonio, TX), Chris Uphues (Chicago, IL), Erik Wenzel (Chicago, IL)
Notes to Self
contextualizes the relationships that are formed between artists and objects. Richie Budd collaborates with local musician Zach Dunlap in an opening night performance that will consist of familiar objects, sights, and sounds that conceptually and physically try to overwhelm the viewer's senses. This installment will remain on view during the remainder of the exhibition in the non-functioning gallery bathroom. Chris Uphues' comic-strip-esque small works stretch the perimeter of the main gallery walls with thoughtful sketches drawn on BEHR paint chips. Inspired by the manufacturer given descriptors, the artist poetically constructs them into three-panel animated haiku's. Erik Wenzel's late night influenced bar coaster and napkin drawings tend to come out when he is out—"drawing in the social sphere, being casual, being conversational"—it frees up his creative process. These funny and pathetic cartoon drawings are recorded occurrences between a man and his inner dog that will be installed throughout the kitchen gallery—where you can also pick up a can of cold Lone Star in celebration of the artists and our inaugural exhibition.
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Notes to Self
March 17 - May 5, 2006
Reconstructing the Mundane
Featured artists: Brian Dettmer (Atlanta, GA), Matthew Noel-Tod (London, England), Destina Oliveras (Austin, TX)
Through the use of everyday materials having no appreciating value,
Reconstructing the Mundane
reclaims and accentuates the average by using sculpture and video to question the objects initial state of being.
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Brian Dettmer, Installation view
May 19 - July 8, 2006
Pun Intended
Featured artists: Jonathan Russell (Chicago, IL), Gary Sweeney (San Antonio, TX), Chris Wildrick (Murphysboro, IL)
Employing satire and humor as a medium, the works in
Pun Intended
are studies of religious, political, and social philosophies in our contemporary world. The exhibition will include 2-D works, sound recordings, video, sculpture, and outdoor installation.
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Pun Intended
July 21 - September 1, 2006
Show Offs
Featured San Antonio artists: Andy Benevides, Dayna Dehoyos, Anjali Gupta, Ben Judson, Jayne Lawrence, Leigh Anne Lester, Michel Monseau, Charlie Morris, Justin Parr, Gary Smith, Luz Maria Sanchez, Hills Snyder, Robert Tatum
Every month is contemporary art month for these
. Utilizing spaces in and out of the gallery, our fourth show features recent works by the artists who direct the grass-root gallery spaces in San Antonio.
Show Off's
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September 15 - November 3, 2006
Yanaguana: Polvo Est. 1996
Curated by Miguel Cortez (Chicago, IL)
Featured artists: Candace Briceno (Austin, TX), Scott Kildall (Chicago, IL), Amie Robinson (Brooklyn, NY), Edra Soto (Chicago, IL)
Yanaguana: Polvo Est. 1996
is the second time Cortez has organized a show in Texas. Earlier this year he organized Six Flags: Polvo Est. 1996 in Houston's Commerce Street Artists Warehouse (CSAW) space. Both titles pay remembrance and respect to Texas history; Yanaguana was the name of the land which is now San Antonio given by the Payaya Indians many centuries ago. And also both shows celebrate Polvo's 10 years of curating, coordinating, and organizing contemporary art exhibits. Polvo is a grass roots cultural space based in Chicago since 1996.
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Yanaguana: Polvo est. 1996
November 17 - December 29, 2006
Once Upon...Happily After
Featured artists: Seth Johnson (Omaha, NE), Erick Michaud (Austin, TX), Charlie Morris (San Antonio, TX)
Once Upon…Happily After
explores the relationships between human, object, and image through nostalgia as a form of popular experience.
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Seth Johnson, Installation view
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By GARY ARRINGTONSports Writer
They were supposed to be easy victories last week for the Emery High Lady Spartans and the games did turn out that way but once again the old adage of "you have got to show up to play" was very evident, at least in the Salem Hills game. Emery defeated Salem Hills 67-32 and North Sanpete 56-39 in region games.
Against Salem Hills, Emery found themselves behind 3-2 with almost three minutes gone in the game and really did not play well until the last couple of minutes of the quarter and then finished with a 12-3 advantage. Jessica Murray scored seven points in the period to help Emery take the lead. Emery did not take advantage of all the opportunities that were there for them.
After extending their lead in the second period, the Spartans devastated the Skyhawks in the second half with a 19-5 third quarter and 16-8 fourth quarter.
Frankie Komar hit two 3-pointers in the second period to lead the team and Jodi Robertson scored eight of her game high 16 points in the third period to pace the team. Brooke Jensen scored six points in the fourth quarter as the reserves played the whole way.
For the game, Robertson led the way with 16 points, four rebounds and five steals. ShiAnne Allred was the leading rebounder with seven and also scored four points. Komar led the team with six assists and also scored six points. Murray scored 10 points in the game and had two steals. Abbie Kay scored nine points and had five rebounds.
Off the bench, Tiffany Tuttle scored six points, Taylor Mann scored four points and had six rebounds, Jensen scored six points, Tayler Jewkes, Makiah Sherman and Courtney Tuttle each scored two points.
After the game Coach Steven Gordon to his players, "Good job tonight, that was a pretty good second half of basketball. You have got to show up to play at the beginning of the game though even if they are not a very good team. That was a good effort."
Earlier in the week, Emery traveled to Mt. Pleasant and won. Emery grabbed a 15-3 first quarter lead, extended the lead to 31-9 at the half and then coasted into the win.
Robertson had seven points in the first quarter to lead the team with Komar leading the team in the second period with five points. Robertson scored another seven points in the third quarter to pace the team again and then Robertson scored another seven points in the fourth period to again pace the team. Jodi finished the game with 23 points five rebounds, three assists and three steals as she may have played her best all-around game of the season.
ShiAnne Allred, who has been asked to play the perimeter this season and has been taken out of her comfort zone, had a good game with seven points, six rebounds, two assists and two steals. Frankie finished with 10 points, six assists and also two steals. Abbie Kay had eight points and eight rebounds while Murray had two points and five rebounds. Tiffany Tuttle scored five points and Jewkes scored one point.
Coach Gordon looking forward to this week, "Next week we are on the road for two games. We have got to be mentally tough and ready to play at the beginning of the games. We have Juan Diego and then we go for the rematch at Delta. We have got to get after them."
Emery is now 4-0 in region play and are looking like the team to beat. Carbon is 3-1 and is looking ahead to the rematch next week.


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16-year-old arrested for making an alleged school threat in Abilene
ABILENE, Texas - A former Abilene ISD student is in police custody accused of making a threat.
Police arrested and charged a 16-year-old with False Alarm or Report, which is a State Jail Felony.
The teen allegedly communicated the threat to a current AISD student who told the school resource officer.
The investigation into the threats did not turn up any specific plans to carry them out. The teen was taken to the Juvenile Detention Center, where he remains.
The arrest comes after police addressed rumors circulating on social media sites that referenced a possible school shooting in Abilene this Friday.
Police said they found many postings from other teenagers spreading the rumors, but did not find any specific threat.
They warn that anyone else spreading false information on social media sites could also be arrested.
Police announced Tuesday they will be adding officers to all Abilene and Wylie campuses Friday as a precaution.


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