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"Frozen," the tale of a princess who embarks upon a journey to thaw an icy landscape, warmed the hearts of viewers worldwide when it was released in 2013. Don't get left out in the cold! Take this quiz to see how much you know about "Frozen."
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Question 1 of 30
What writer is Hans, Kristoff, Anna and Sven all named after?
Lewis Carroll
Hans Christian Andersen
Hans Christian Andersen is the author of "The Snow Queen," the fable "Frozen" is based on. (Say the names quickly in sequence, and you can hear the similarity.)
Charles Dickens
Question 2 of 30
What Disney film did both Idina Menzel and Kristen Bell audition for before they were cast in "Frozen"?
"The Little Mermaid"
Both women auditioned for the role of Rapunzel in "Tangled," but neither got the part. Rapunzel was voiced by singer and actress Mandy Moore.
Question 3 of 30
True or false: A sequel to "Frozen" is already being planned.
"Frozen 2" is tentatively set to be released in 2018.
Question 4 of 30
How many consecutive weeks did "Let It Go" stay at the top of the Billboard charts?
Since then "Let It Go" has become the world's fifth biggest-selling single at 10.9 million copies.
Question 5 of 30
How long did it take songwriters Robert Lopez and Kristen Anderson-Lopez to write the hit song "Let It Go"?
one day
The songwriting duo wrote the first four lines while walking in Brooklyn's Prospect Park and composed the rest of the song back at their home studio.
three weeks
five hours
Question 6 of 30
Which character in the film comes up with the phrase "I like warm hugs"?
Olaf the snowman was created by Elsa when she and Anna were young children. He's said to represent the girls' innocence and childhood joy.
Question 7 of 30
True or false: The official crest of Arendelle is the rose.
The crest includes a crocus, a symbol of spring and rebirth.
Question 8 of 30
Approximately how many people worked on Frozen?
Around 650 people worked on the film from Disney's U.S. studios, including 70 animators, 20 storyboard writers and 70 lighting people.
Question 9 of 30
What Scandinavian country is the setting of "Frozen" modeled after?
The production crew went to Norway on a two-week long trip before beginning work on "Frozen." Arendelle is inspired by Bryggen in Bergen, a west-coast Norwegian city, and Arendelle Castle is loosely based on Akershus Fortress in Oslo.
Question 10 of 30
What is the name of the snowman Elsa creates to guard her castle?
Marshmallow is an enormous snowman created by Elsa's powers. He serves as a brute bodyguard charged with keeping intruders away from her ice palace.
Question 11 of 30
True or false: Despite its title, "Frozen" takes place during the summer season.
While most of the film takes place surrounded by snow and ice, Elsa is trying to be stopped so summer can return to Arendelle.
Question 12 of 30
How much money has "Frozen" made worldwide since its release in November 2013?
$500 million
$1 billion
To date, "Frozen" has made around $1.2 billion dollars in the worldwide box office. It is the highest-grossing animated film of all time.
$800 million
Question 13 of 30
What animated film did "Frozen" surpass to reach its box office milestone?
"Monsters, Inc."
"Toy Story 3"
In 2014 "Frozen" passed the 2010 Disney/Pixar film "Toy Story 3" as the highest grossing animated film of all time, which grossed $1.06 billion.
Question 14 of 30
True or false: Kristoff doesn't sing in "Frozen."
Kristoff sings "Reindeer(s) are Better than People" after meeting Anna for the first time.
Question 15 of 30
A Disney couple from a different movie appears briefly in the film. Who are they?
Rapunzel and Flynn Rider
You can catch a quick glimpse of the backs of Rapunzel and Flynn Rider when the castle gates are opened and people start arriving for Elsa's coronation.
Tiana and Prince Naveen
Tarzan and Jane
Question 16 of 30
"Frozen" writer and co-director Jennifer Lee worked on the screenplay for what other film?
"Wreck-It Ralph"
Lee worked on the screenplay for "Wreck-It Ralph." In addition to being the first woman to direct a Disney feature film, she's also the first writer at any major animation studio to become a director and the first female director of a feature film that earned more than $1 billion in gross box office revenue.
Question 17 of 30
How many strands of Elsa's hair were created with computer-generated imagery?
Elsa's hair took a long time to develop because of the complex braid with 420,000 CGI strands. In comparison, Rapunzel — who also has a lot of hair — was animated with only 27,000 CGI strands of hair.
Question 18 of 30
What classic Disney film was referenced during Olaf's song "In Summer"?
"The Jungle Book"
"Peter Pan"
"Mary Poppins"
Olaf's dance with four seagulls is a nod to Bert's dance with four penguins when he sings "The Summer Song" in "Mary Poppins."
Question 19 of 30
What American city did the production crew visit to study snow?
Park City, Utah
Stowe, Vermont
Jackson Hole, Wyoming
The trip to Jackson Hole, Wyoming, was specifically for animators and producers to experience the effects of deep snow on clothing.
Question 20 of 30
Speaking of snow, how many snowflake variations did animators create for "Frozen"?
The creative team of "Frozen" developed a software called Matterhorn to easily animate snowflakes for the many scenes in the film that involved snow.
Question 21 of 30
True or false: Rosemaling is the name of Elsa and Anna's castle in Arendelle.
Rosemaling is the name for the traditional Norwegian folk art seen throughout "Frozen" — on woodwork, clothes, and even in the Arendelle architecture.
Question 22 of 30
How many actresses sang as Anna for the song "Do You Want to Build a Snowman?"
Three actresses provided the singing voice of Anna at three different ages: Katie Lopez as young Anna, Agatha Lee Monn as younger teenage Anna and Kristen Bell as older teenage Anna. Lee Monn is the daughter of the film's writer and director Jennifer Lee, and Lopez is the daughter of songwriters Robert Lopez and Kristen Anderson-Lopez.
Question 23 of 30
True or false: Elsa is the only Disney princess who isn't a teenager.
According to director Jennifer Lee, Elsa is actually 21 years old. (Anna is 18 years old, in case you were wondering.)
Question 24 of 30
How many languages has "Let It Go" been translated into?
"Let It Go" has been translated into Mandarin Chinese, Catalan, Hungarian and Thai, among other languages.
Question 25 of 30
Anna sings "I've started talking to the pictures on the walls (hang in there, Joan!)" in "Do You Want to Build a Snowman?" Who's the Joan she references?
Joan of Arc
The nod to the military commander Joan of Arc has two meanings: to acknowledge another strong female figure in the castle and to acknowledge how she's literally hanging on the wall in the painting.
Pope Joan
Joan of Bar
Question 26 of 30
True or false: Animators had a reindeer visit the studio as inspiration for the character Sven.
Just as it did with "The Lion King," Disney brought a live reindeer into the animation studio so the animators could study its motions and mannerisms.
Question 27 of 30
What award did "Frozen" grab as the first win for a Disney (non-Pixar) film since 1999?
Grammy Award
Golden Globe Award
In 2013 "Frozen" won the Golden Globe Award for Best Animated Feature Film, the first full-length Disney (non-Pixar) animated feature film to win the award for the category since "Tarzan" in 1999.
Question 28 of 30
A stuffed toy version of what famous Disney character makes a brief cameo in the film?
Mickey Mouse
A small, hidden Mickey Mouse can be found on a shelf of the Wandering Oaken's Trading Post and Sauna, which Anna visits to get supplies to follow Elsa.
Donald Duck
Minnie Mouse
Question 29 of 30
Which of these traits is NOT one that the trolls are impressed by when they meet Anna?
bright eyes
strong teeth
warm heart
When Anna meets the trolls, her heart has already been frozen by Elsa.
Question 30 of 30
How many brothers does Hans of the Southern Isles have?
Hans is the youngest of 13 boys. When he first meets Anna, he explains to her that three out of his twelve older brothers pretend he doesn't exist.


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By Brendan Conway
We're getting right up near the end of the quarter. If you're a fund manager with high self-regard and/or an inability to take heat from investors, you may now be quietly getting out of your position in gold.
Since, that way, a manager just might dodge an uncomfortable this-or-that on your quarterly conference call.
It's about the only explanation strategists could immediately conjure for the sudden drop in the price of gold Thursday afternoon, which has extended into Friday morning, leaving the metal struggling to hold onto $1,200. Bloomberg News says this quarter's 25% drop would be the worst for the metal since at least 1920.
Five-day chart, the slide on the right is lunchtime on Thursday:
"[T]oday we see more exits ahead of first notice day and month end, quarter end adjustments by funds," RBC Capital strategist George Gero told clients in a Thursday afternoon email. As he observed then:
Bargain hunters are reluctant to act for now, as gold moved up in the past years like an escalator and recently came down like an elevator. Wherever investors look, there seems a new negative, India demand very week, ETF gold and silver holders fleeing to stocks as Comex open interest has lost contracts out to margin increases. Miners are rushing to hedge as well selling forwards[.]
This morning, Commerzbank's commodity strategists sound about as glum on the metal as they can be, noting the hoped-for emerging-markets gold buyer hasn't shown up lately:

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Canadians eliminated in qualifying at beach volleyball World Tour stop
SHANGHAI – Matt Zbyszewski and Josh Binstock, both of Toronto, advanced to the third and final round of qualifying on Tuesday before being eliminated from advancing to the main draw at the second stop on the FIVB World Tour beach volleyball circuit.
The highlight of the day for the Canadian pair was upsetting Jason Lochhead and Kirk Pitman of New Zealand 21-19, 18-21, 15-12 in the second round. The Kiwis were the top-seeded team in qualifying while the Canadians were ranked 32nd.
However Zbyszewski and Binstock couldn`t repeat the magic one more time and completed an exhausting day falling to Michal Biza and Robert Kufa of the Czech Republic 21-18, 19-21, 15-8. The Canadian pair opened the tournament with a 21-15, 21-15 victory over Alexey Kulinich and Dmitriy Yakovlev of Kazakhstan.
Canada's other two entries advanced to the second round of qualifying.
Martin Reader of Comox, B.C., and Chaim Schalk of Red Deer, Alta., won their opening match over a pair from Oman before dropping their second round match to Matteo Ingrosso and Paolo Ongrosso of Italy 21-14, 21-15.
It was a similar story for Jesse Lelliot of Kelowna, B.C., and Ben Saxton of Calgary (photo). They swept a Greek pair in the first round then lost two close sets to fourth seeds Petr Benes and Premysl Kubala of the Czech Republic 22-20, 21-19.
The women's qualification round gets underway Wednesday with three Canadian pairs in action: Kristina Valjas and Anastasia Danilova of Toronto, Rebecca Moskowitz of Toronto and Eve Marie Dansereau-Laberge of Verdun, Que., and Julie Rodrigue of Quebec City and Kara Zakrzewski of Mississauga, Ont.


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By JB Clark/NEMS Daily Journal
TUPELO – The man elected Lee County's District 2 election commissioner told the Lee County Board of Supervisors Tuesday he doesn't live in District 2.
Wayne Chrestman qualified to run for election commissioner in District 2 on June 4, 2012 but said he didn't realize the Lee County Board of Supervisors had redrawn the county's district lines, putting his residence in District 3.
Chrestman was elected as the District 2 election commissioner but since he now lives in District 3, he isn't qualified to serve in District 2.
No action was taken by the board regarding Chrestman because District 2 Supervisor Bobby Smith was not present.
Lee County Administrator Sean Thompson said since Chrestman isn't qualified to serve in District 2 the board only can declare a vacancy and appoint someone to fill the position until the next special election.
The board submitted its new district lines to the U.S. Department of Justice for approval on July 17, 2011. The DOJ returned the submission without any objections Aug. 4, 2011.
The new lines were recorded in the minutes of the supervisors' Aug. 15, 2011 meeting.


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Apps for iOS (Apple) and Android devices are available for download at the Apple App Store, the Android Market or on the SCC site.
Testing, testing …
Shoreline Community College will test the Connect-ED service on Jan. 17 and Jan. 23, 2012 with test messages to current students and employees.
On Jan. 17, e-mail and phone call test messages will be sent.
On Jan. 23, texting test messages will be sent to those who have provided a text-message phone number.
Only current students and employees of Shoreline Community College should receive these messages.
If you erroneously receive a test message, please follow the information in the message or call 206-546-4101 and follow the prompts.
Check your info
The Connect-ED system uses contact information previously supplied by students and employees. To view and adjust contact information and preferences, current students and employees should go to:www.shoreline.edu/connect .There's an app for us.
Apps for iOS (Apple) and Android devices are available for download at the Apple App Store, the Android Market or on the SCC site.
Testing, testing …
Shoreline Community College will test the Connect-ED service on Jan. 17 and Jan. 23, 2012 with test messages to current students and employees.
Only current students and employees of Shoreline Community College should receive these messages.
If you erroneously receive a test message, please follow the information in the message or call 206-546-4101 and follow the prompts.
Check your info
The Connect-ED system uses contact information previously supplied by students and employees. To view and adjust contact information and preferences, current students and employees should go to:www.shoreline.edu/connect .
Actually, there are two apps and more on the way.
Shoreline Community College is going mobile in an effort to meet students where they are, wherever they are. Shoreline is the first community college in the state to launch full-featured "apps" for Apple and Android mobile devices. A Blackberry option is on the way and a Windows version is anticipated. The college also has a new mobile Web site.
In the coming weeks, the college will launch a new communication service, Connect–ED, that sends emergency and other important messages via e-mail, texts, voicemail to cellular and land-line phones and even to TTY-TTD devices for the hearing impaired.
And, they all tie in with the college's existing learning management system that can allow students to go to class on their smartphone, iPad or other mobile device.
"These are big steps for us, but they are just first steps," Shoreline Community College President Lee Lambert said. "Students have an expectation of this kind of service. We all have that expectation in our everyday lives, it shouldn't be different when you go to college."
The new apps were created in partnership with Blackboard, the same company Shoreline uses for its online learning system. Both the Apple and Android apps provide:
Connect–ED - a communication service that provides college officials with the ability to reach students, faculty and staff with time-sensitive information within minutes - is also being implemented through the partnership with Blackboard.
"Statistics show Shoreline to be a safe campus, but we must prepare for situations that we hope never happen," Shoreline President Lee Lambert said. "The ability to have immediate communication during emergency situations plays an important role in the safety and security of our students, employees and the surrounding community. This new tool gives us that ability."
Contact information for about 10,000 current students and employees is already loaded into the Connect-ED system. The college is sending a test e-mail and phone message on Jan. 17. A second test, a text message, will be sent Jan. 23 to students and employees who provide a phone number for texts.
It is important that all current students and college employees go to www.shoreline.edu/connect to confirm, change or add contact information and preferences for Connect-ED.
"Depending on the service plan, receiving a text message can cost the user money. So for that part of the service, we're asking students and employees to go to our Web site and choose their preferences," said Jim Hills, special assistant to the president for communications, marketing and government relations. "No system is perfect, but the more ways we have to communicate important and emergency messages, the better chance we have of keeping people informed and safe."
The new mobile Web site was created in partnership with Hearst Seattle Media, the sales arm of www.seattlepi.com. The site includes mobile versions of pages about programs, cost, enrollment, online classes, photos and contact information. The mobile site also includes a link back to the main college Web site. "Hearst has been a big help in quickly getting the college into the mobile environment," Hills said.
For students, the core is the Blackboard learning management system.
Blackboard Learn is Web-based software that provides students and instructors a set of tools to post class materials online and easily communicate with each other. Shoreline uses Blackboard to deliver its online and hybrid courses and to provide Web-based resources for many on-campus classes. Students can access Blackboard from anywhere they have Internet access.
In addition, Shoreline adds Blackboard Mobile Learn, giving students and faculty access to their courses, content and organizations on a variety of mobile devices including iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad, Android, BlackBerry and Palm smartphones. Initially, Mobile Learn was available only for Sprint customers, but through an agreement with Blackboard, it is now available regardless of carrier.
There is no additional fee from the college to students for any of the online services, although cellular phone companies may charge for data services and text messages.
Ann Garnsey-Harter, director of eLearning for Shoreline, said the steps support all students regardless of how and where they attend classes. "While we offer four degrees completely online and one more mostly online along with eight certificates, these additional online services are available to everyone," Garnsey-Harter said.
President Lambert has previously announced that Shoreline would move ahead with a virtual-college initiative.
In March, 2011, a 64-page "Blueprint for a Virtual College: Report to the President's Senior Executive Team" was presented to Lambert and other college officials by Garnsey-Harter and Stuart Trippel, acting director of financial services.
The blueprint concludes the college should take an "approach that will build upon the College's existing strengths: offering high quality online instruction at an affordable price. … Using this incremental approach, the immediate recommended goal is to improve existing online instructional offerings and to package them comprehensively, and – equally if not more importantly – to address internal process barriers in the area of student services."
"The mobile apps we've launched are milestones, visible evidence that we're making progress," Lambert said. "We're following the blueprint, taking the steps necessary to make sure we're meeting the needs of our students and the community."
An exuberant group of 26 nursing students celebrated with family and friends at their graduation ceremony on Wednesday, December 7, 2011 in the PUB. Prof. Hermien Watkins welcomed all and was emcee for the joyous event. SCCANS co-presidents Raelynn Cameron and Donna Benson congratulated the graduates before student speakers Maura Shirey and Stacy VanEssen brought tears and laughs with their fond memories of their journey with their fellow graduates. Faculty speaker Lynn VonSchleider spoke of the hard work and commitment of the graduates and expressed her admiration of all they had accomplished.
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Shoreline Mayor Keith McGlashan (left) introduces Shoreline School District Superintendent Sue Walker and Shoreline Community College President Lee Lambert at the city's Education Summit, Nov. 30, 2011. More photos
School district presentationShoreline Community College President Lee Lambert and Shoreline School District Superintendent Sue Walker outlined the challenges and opportunities facing public education in Shoreline at the State of Education Summit, Nov. 30, 2011.
"I prefer to see the challenges we're facing today as opportunities for tomorrow," Lambert said in his comments.
In many ways, the college, the district as well as Lambert and Walker have been walking similar paths over the past five or six years. Both the college and district were facing financial and administrative difficulties when Lambert and Walker began their leadership tenure at their respective agencies.
Walker used a graph to show how the school district has moved from a financial deficit to a surplus. Lambert said the college had a similar financial picture when he became president in 2006.
Walker noted that demographic changes in the district, which includes Lake Forest Park, mean the number of students has shrunk from a high near 18,000 to today at about 9,000. Lambert said that since Cascadia Community College opened, which Shoreline helped launch, Shoreline was left with the smallest geographic district in the state.
That challenge, Lambert said, allowed Shoreline to see other opportunities to serve students and resulted in the college's two current strategic initiatives: increasing online educational offerings and sharpening the school's focus on internationalization.
"Both of those are good for students, good for the state and community and good for the college," Lambert said.
Walker said that school district students are outperforming the state and national averages on standardized tests and other success measures. Lambert agreed, noting that the college benefits from having academically strong students coming from the two public high schools in Shoreline. "But remember," Lambert said. "The Shoreline School District is the exception, not the rule."
Lambert drew attention to a number of exemplary programs at the college, including the high transfer rate to the University of Washington and other four-year colleges and universities. He also mentioned the automotive technology and clean energy technology programs as strong professional-technical examples.
Both Lambert and Walker talked about the ongoing state financial crisis and the impact to their agencies. Both the college and district have lost millions of dollars in state funds, reductions that are directly impacting students. Walker mentioned increased class sizes while Lambert talked about increased reliance on part-time faculty and elimination of programs such as the popular cosmetology program.
Walker supported Lambert's call for support of the half-cent sales tax increase as proposed by Gov. Chris Gregoire.
"The tax increase is temporary, but it can serve as a bridge while education and lawmakers look for long term solutions," Lambert said.
Lambert and Walker were introduced at the summit by Shoreline Mayor Keith McGlashan.
"Strong schools are what have attracted families to Shoreline for many years," McGlashan said. "The Shoreline School District and the Shoreline Community College are integral parts of our community and it is imperative that we support them however possible."
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New teaching method, new classroom tempo
July Top Notch Teacher
TOMAH, Wis. - A Tomah area teacher is putting the old cliché 'you can't teach an old dog new tricks to shame.'
Kathy Wacker is an elementary school music teacher who splits her time between Lemonweir Elementary, Camps Douglas, and Oakdale. After 29 years of teaching, she introduced a new method into her classroom.
It's called Orff Schulwerk and focuses learning like we all learned to speak.
"The music actually starts becoming a part of them instead of the music being around them, and sitting and reading out of a textbook," says Mrs. Wacker.
The students hear and make the music by playing instruments, singing, dancing, and clapping, then learn to read and write it.
"It's almost like it's absorbed into them without them even realizing that they're learning it," says Wacker.
The school's principal says it's an incredible turnaround in student's behavior.
"A lot of them were eager to participate or want to volunteer to play the instruments," says Nicki Pope, principal at Lemonweir Elementary, "that definitely is a motivator."20795438
And the new style is reigniting Wacker's passion for teaching.
"I'm not ready to retire, mentally I'm not ready, I love my job, I love coming to work everyday, and I love working with the kids'" says Wacker, " Instead of thinking about 'I've done this for 30 years, I've done this for 30 years, but now I've got a new burst of energy to go with it.'"
Because who would want to leave their dream job, watching 400 students hit the night note every single day.
"Every child is at this age is musical, we just have to bring it out of them," says Wacker, "that's one thing I really enjoy about this, is that I can help children feel successful."
Over the summer Mrs. Wacker is going to school to earn her certification in Orff Schulwerk.
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V for Vendetta(2005):
Evey Hammond: Who...who are you?
V: Who? Who is but the form following the function of what. And what I am, is a man in a mask.
Evey Hammond: I can see that.
V: Of course you can. I'm not questioning your powers of observation, I'm merely remarking on the paradox of asking a masked man who he is.
V: When all your bullets are gone, I better not be standing, because you'll all be dead before you reload.
V: Evey, please. . .there is a face beneath this mask, but it's not me. I'm no more that face than I am the muscles beneath it, or the bones beneath them.
V: VoilÃ*! In view, a humble vaudevillian veteran, cast vicariously as both victim and villain by the vicissitudes of Fate. This visage, no mere veneer of vanity, is it vestige of the vox populi, now vacant, vanished. However, this valorous visitation of a by-gone vexation, stands vivified, and has vowed to vanquish these venal and virulent vermin vanguarding vice and vouchsafing the violently vicious and voracious violation of volition. The only verdict is vengeance; a vendetta, held as a votive, not in vain, for the value and veracity of such shall one day vindicate the vigilant and the virtuous. Verily, this vichyssoise of verbiage veers most verbose so let me simply add that it's my very good honor to meet you, and you may call me V.
Evey Hammond: Are you like a crazy person?
V: I'm quite sure they will say so.
Creedy: Die! Why won't you die?
V: Beneath this mask there is more than flesh. There is an idea, Mr. Creedy - and ideas are bulletproof.


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The crisp, cold air made the waiting bus seem a welcome relief. In the early dark hours of the morning both the girls and boys basketball teams loaded the bus. This trip wouldn't end until several hours after dark that evening. It was the infamous trip to Navajo Mountain. The trip was as long and tedious as ever but the Pirates came away with three wins. The girls only played a varsity game because of their opponents' small team. The game was an intense one but the Lady Pirates won 51-48, despite their huge disadvantage of riding the bus practically all day. They had an incredible free throw percentage of 78 percent and an amazing 51 rebounds. The boys varsity team won 87-17. The next day, after an overnight stay in Arizona, the teams went to Monument Valley. Despite suffering one loss in the first junior varsity game the rest of the afternoon went very well for the Pirates. The girls won 68-44 and the boys won 78-54. The Lady Pirates free throw percentage for the game was 75 percent and they also had 45 rebounds. The teams got home late that night but were well satisfied with their accomplishments having lost only one of the seven games played over the weekend. Both teams are doing well and are continually improving. The boys are averaging 73 points a game and they are ranked second in the state. On average they have the highest margin of victory in the 1A division and have lost only two games out of their 12 games played.
The week of Jan. 20-25 was homecoming week for Green River High School. On Monday there was an assembly that centered on an original game designed for the event, the great board game of Doom! It was a board game and each class sent a member to be that class's pawn.
The game involved many different people and sometimes almost everyone was involved. It was followed by the car bash after school.
On Thursday there was a student council vs. faculty basketball game, which would have gone quite well for student council if the game hadn't been prearranged. It did, however, provide some great entertainment and comedy for those watching. There was also a bonfire in the evening. On Friday there was a luncheon for GRHS alumni followed by entertainment.
The Pirates played the Raiders from Whitehorse in basketball action. The girls junior varsity team lost 29-35. The boys junior varsity had a win. The girls varsity team lost by a score of 39-57.
The boys varsity team won by a score of 66-54. Homecoming week is over but it was great.
Lady Pirates are Juana Ortiz, Amanda Watterson, Tawni Bigelow, Kelsey Swalberg, Emily Swalberg, Rachel Dunham, Ciji Vetere, Andrea Silliman and Whitney Bigelow.
The boys team consists of varsity: Gabrin Ekker, Bowman Mitchell, Kedric Bayles, Ren Hatt, Jason Luke, Jerome Burns, Jared Johnson, Lance Richards, Jake Mecham and Cody Webster
Junior varsity- Garion Ford, Tyrell Black, Jake Dunwoody, Hyrum Mitchell, Nick Burns, Wes Winters and Josh Dunham.


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How many blocks are included in Jenga, which requires players to remove pieces from a tower without causing it to fall?
Sometimes it takes longer to set it up than it does to actually play.
Question 2 of 30
Cheyenne was a board game based on what?
a TV show
Many games in the 1950s were inspired by TV shows.
a novel
a poem
Question 3 of 30
Which game features The Empire versus Chaos?
Dark Tower
Battle Masters
This one was released in 1992.
Mission Command Air
Question 4 of 30
Yahtzee was first called what?
There are five dice in the game that you might roll up to three times during your turn.
Question 5 of 30
What do you try to do to your opponents in Hotel?
force them into bankruptcy
Like Monopoly, the more you build, the more likely you are to win.
steal their customers
give them bedbugs
Question 6 of 30
How many sides are there to the die included in Scattergories?
The die determines which letter players use to create their answers.
Question 7 of 30
Why was "Twister" a controversial game when it was introduced?
It was too hard.
Some people associated it with sex.
Many people (including parents) didn't like the idea of human bodies used as game pieces.
It caused injuries.
Question 8 of 30
When did the first version of The Game of Life appear?
And it was originally called The Checkered Game of Life.
Question 9 of 30
When did the modern incarnation of The Game of Life first hit the market?
A full century after its introduction, the game took on its familiar form.
Question 10 of 30
Why didn't the first versions of The Game of Life include dice?
They always got lost.
They were too expensive to manufacture.
They were associated with gambling.
Instead, the game employed a six-sided top called a teetotum.
Question 11 of 30
What's the maximum number of players for Stratego?
Each player controls an army attempting to capture a flag.
Question 12 of 30
What color of hippo does NOT appear on the Hungry Hungry Hippos board?
The hippos are typically green, yellow, pink and orange.
Question 13 of 30
Why did Parker Brothers sue Milton-Bradley for Easy Money?
A corporate spy stole the idea from Parker Brothers.
The game was too similar to Monopoly.
Even the board's layout looked very similar to Monopoly.
It wanted easy money from a settlement.
Question 14 of 30
Battleship was probably inspired by which conflict?
World War I
It has undergone many changes and started as a pad-and-pencil game.
World War II
The Spanish-American War
Question 15 of 30
In what year was the World War II game Axis & Allies first published?
It is now called Axis & Allies: Classic and remains one of the most popular war strategy games.
Question 16 of 30
A college student sold his rights to Operation in exchange for what?
a job offer
The inventor got $500 and wanted a job at the company; he received no royalties.
$900 cash
free tuition
Question 17 of 30
How does a player win Battleship?
sink all of the opponent's ships
Each player has five ships, including an aircraft carrier and submarine, among others.
sink the opponent's battleship
sink at least three ships
Question 18 of 30
What's the most expensive procedure in Operation?
Bread Basket
The fee for the stomach surgery is $1,000, much more than the others in the game.
Water on the Knee
Brain Freeze
Question 19 of 30
Connect Four is also known as what?
Captain's Mistress
It's also called Fourplay, Find Four, Plot Four, among other names.
Four Down
Forty Women
Question 20 of 30
How many columns are there in the Connect Four grid?
There are also six vertical rows, making 42 total playable spots.
Question 21 of 30
About how many combinations of positions (total) are there for a game of Connect Four?
about 98 million
about 3.2 billion
about 4.5 trillion
It would take you many lifetimes to play that many different games.
Question 22 of 30
How does your turn end in Barrel of Monkeys?
You roll a seven.
You drop a monkey.
You keep going until your monkey chain breaks and a monkey drops.
You pick up 10 monkeys.
Question 23 of 30
In theory, what happens if you begin a game of "Connect Four" anywhere but the center column?
You lose.
You draw.
The second player can always force a tie (at minimum) if he or she is smart ... and you start the game anywhere on the sides of the grid.
You win.
Question 24 of 30
Which board game is based on a book written by Howard Roger Garis?
Uncle Wiggily
To win the game, players have to reach Dr. Possum's House.
Barrel of Monkeys
Question 25 of 30
What's the objective in The Game of Cootie?
to race around a board
to construct a bug
Kids roll a die and then assemble plastic pieces to build a bug.
to get cooties
Question 26 of 30
How many keys do you have to collect to win Dark Tower?
The game took advantage of the role-playing game fad in the 1980s.
Question 27 of 30
What's the current unofficial record for winning Barrel of Monkeys?
around 90 seconds
around two minutes
That means the record holder picked up all 13 monkeys without dropping a single one.
around four minutes
Question 28 of 30
In what year was Candyland first released?
It was imagined by a woman who was hospitalized for polio.
Question 29 of 30
About how many copies of Candyland sell each year?
roughly 2 million
More than half a century later, it is still a top seller.
roughly 800,000
roughly 450,000
Question 30 of 30
How much did the board game called Uncle Wiggily cost in 1947?
five dollars
two dollars
less than a dollar
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Bass Mafia Bait Coffin 3700
Built with 48 adjustable compartments, the Bass Mafia Bait Coffin 3700 is as rugged as they come and offers anglers three distinct advantages over traditional stowaways. You can't see into them, sunrays can't penetrate them, and they're virtually indestructible. The two-tone black and red design keeps super-secret lures out of sight, and away from the wandering eye of competitors. The coloring also keeps lures out of the sun, and prevents the fading or discoloration of expensive lures. The durability of the Bass Mafia Bait Coffin 3700 has been extensively tested and is second-to-none. Built with a waterproof seal, and stainless steel hinges, the Bass Mafia Bait Coffin 3700 is capable of handling whatever fishing conditions you may encounter. Eliminate cracked stowaways, damaged lures, and leaked secrets with the Bass Mafia Bait Coffin 3700.
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Comments: Best Box for Terminal Tackle. Nothing rusts, tiny hooks don't spill over into the other compartments and I've put it to the test in rough water out here in Texas. My boxes are stacked vertically and nothing spills over to the other slots. This box is going to save you some money in the long run.
Comments: This box is awesome! I bought this in hopes of finding a box that wouldn't warp when soft plastics are kept inside it. I found everything I wanted in this box. It is intensely Durable & has great construction.
From: Spencer: Lilburn, GA 7/11/16
Comments: I too had one of the latches break on the 3700. There is know issue with the latches but overall a great box. Built like a tank. Contacted the company & they immediately sent replacement latches with no problem. I agree, for the price the boxes should come with better latches but at least the company stands behind their product.
From: Phatbass: FL 6/20/16
Comments: Wonderful box! Only issue is after some time the lid closures break. I use this box as a terminal tackle box and of course I'm in the thing multiple times per trip. For the price we pay for this box, the lid closures should be better quality. Sent the company an email and they didn't even reply. Excellent box, just need to improve the closures.
Comments: I bough two of these they are great but on one of them one of the box buckles broke off right in the middle they are perfect except for that really good for terminal tackle
Comments: Built like a tank, definitely the best option for terminal tackle in my opinion. Keeps everything where it's supposed to be and can be fully customized to your specific needs. the ONLY issue that that I have with my two boxes is that about half of the dividers came warped which was really disappointing considering how much you pay for the box, other then that it is a great box & that shouldn't put you off from ordering it!
From: Ron: Milwaukee, WI 1/27/16
Comments: Great box!! Keep all 32 of my Megabass lures in here. Everything from 110s, jrs, shading x, bait x, anthrax, v3, giant dog x, smolt, all my deep x, griffon zero, and a few others. nothing gets in or out if you dont want it to. is expensive but highest quality you can find. only issue ive had is the water proofing strip comes out every now and again.
From: Kevin: OH 6/16/15
Comments: Best Terminal Tackle Box out there right now. No sliding around or anything. Everything stays where you put it. Box doesn't flex from weight in it either creating gaps like the thinner Planos do. If you're looking for the best terminal box, this is it.
From: Ryan: WA 3/10/15
Comments: Hands down the best terminal tackle box made. I used to use the falcon boxes, which are smaller and I always had to carry 2 to accomodate my terminal tackle and jig heads. And that box is not waterproof. Yes, the box is heavy but what terminal tackle box is not heavy? And to book, it is made obviously to take a beating. The locks are a little hard to close at times, but mine are brand new and just breaking in. HIGHLY recommend this box.
From: Bill: Windham, NH 7/14/14
Comments: Nice boxes, have the 3700 and the deep. Should be noted these weigh much more than a standard Plano/Flambeau type box. Might be a consideration for the folks who like to keep weight down when packing their boats. Also a big thank you to TW customer service. The 3700 I oredered came in with incorrect dividers in the back, caused the lid to be off a bit, and would not stay locked in. They swapped it out seamlessly.
From: Dtrs5kprs: Lansing, KS
Comments: Great Box---Need a 3600 size.
From: Eric: Council Bluffs, Iowa USa
Comments: Great box for a wide range of tackle like shakey heads and jigs.
From: Mark: St. Louis
Comments: As stated, great box. I wish they would make a smaller box like the 3701 size. The 2" deep box is great for hard baits, however creates to much wasted space for other storage options. Well worth the money for you sniveling tight wads.
From: stein3411: Bellingham, WA
Comments: As said in prior reviews, best box for terminal tackle. A little pricy, but you pay for what you get. In this case, a great box. As always great customer service from Tackle Warehouse. Will be purchasing a couple of deep coffins.
From: Brian: Lafayette, LA
Comments: Best box for terminal tackle. Biggest upside is the dividers are all the way secured so nothing slips under. Bass mafia knows what they are doing solid box.
From: Ricky: IL
Comments: Ya, they are expensive. But man are they built strong! No twisting, warping etc. Excellent for storing my terminal tackle, jig heads, everything. Gonna have to get the deeper one next.
From: Rusty: Quincy, IL
Comments: Nice box that seem to combine great design with durability and it works great for baits, just don't buy it for terminal tackle. All the compartment separators do not fit snug against the bottom which allows smaller items to move around freely. Going to fix mine up and glue it all together.
From: Stephen
Comments: box is the best!! If you got baits that you dont want the weather or water into you need to get some. they will truly be the last boxs you buy
From: Phillip: TX
Comments: Baddest Box on the Planet!! Well worth the money for a box that will last a lifetime! I was concerned at first after hearing all the hype and the price but now im sold!! I will be buying several more and replace all of my boxes!
From: John: Conway, AR
Comments: This box is great, just wish it was about $10 cheaper.
From: Chris: Moosic, PA
Comments: Not worth the money. Would make a great 10 to 15 dollar box. Seems very durable and well made.
From: Jeff: Talbott, TN
Comments: The best storage box on the market.Nothing else comes close to these.You will never have to purchase another tackle system period.Thanks,Bass Mafia and TackleWarehouse.
From: Dean: Winnsboro, SC
Comments: I have 6 of these and love them. I forgot my jig box on the back of my boat. I got on I40 and just happened to see it bounce into the median. It had at lease 30 jigs in it I got turned around found the box it was unopened and not broke. Definately the toughest box ever!!!!!!!!!!
From: Josh: Knoxville, TN
Comments: I was skeptical at first on this box because of the price. However this box is the deal! Glad to see warehouse picked it up. I will never own another box and will be getting many more! Thank you Bass Mafia!
From: Marty: Dallas
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From about 1892 until 1894 Lambert worked as a station hand, mustering and shearing sheep, building fences and breaking in horses. Working from dawn to dusk every day he gained what he later described as an 'incised set of pictures' in his head, 'as fresh in their colour & definition as they were at the time of their inception'.
Between 1894 and 1899 Lambert made many drawings for the Sydney Bulletin, and painted images of Australian life conveying the prevalent nationalist mood.
In 1896, at the age of 23, Lambert had his first major success when A bush idyll was purchased by the Art Gallery of New South Wales. In 1899 he was awarded the Wynne Prize for landscape painting for his work Across the Black soil plains.
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Show season has begun and Washington County 4-H member Blake Arnold has started off with a successful summer.
Blake shows market hogs for his 4-H project and is a member of the Hooves and Horns 4-H Club. Each youth planning on showing a market animal at the Kentucky State Fair must first participate in a district show.
Washington Co. 4-H Young Riders have had a busy two weeks and have accomplished a lot, winning top awards and supporting the community. The club kicked off its marathon activities by participating in the Willisburg Memorial Day weekend event by riding in the parade and providing horse rides.
These articles we received from the Pest News Alert this week, and we thought it was timely information for you all to know.
Controlling mosquitoes can be very difficult, especially since there are so many places for them to breed. Any water holding container left outside can make a small mosquito problem turn into a full-on plague.
Most commonly, stopped-up gutters, old tires, aluminum cans, flower pot saucers and even dense shady gardens with lots of moist soil and leaf tissue can become a breeding ground for hundreds to thousands of mosquitoes.
Foliar tomato diseases have been showing up in a few area gardens in the last few weeks, so it's time to take precautions to keep these diseases in check when they visit your garden.
I say when, because if you grow tomatoes in Kentucky, you will undoubtedly get foliar diseases.
The primary two diseases that I have noticed are early blight and septoria leaf spot. It doesn't really matter if you know which of these you have, but more that you have leaf spots that need to be controlled.
Central Kentucky Premier Heifer Sale:
This Saturday, June 7, will be our Central Kentucky Premier Heifer Sale beginning at 1 p.m. at the Marion County Fairgrounds in Lebanon.
Washington County 4-H members have gotten off to a great start this summer in district competitions.
This week, the first results from shooting sports will be shared including highlights from Spencer County, McCracken and Adair county invitationals.
Washington County 4-H held a country ham dinner recently in honor of some very special community members who made our new Country Ham House a reality!
The following article is from the Kentucky Cattlemen Newsletter, and we feel it is some good information and want to share it with you all.
Consumers are confused about the causes of antibiotic resistance, a new poll conducted by Nielsen/The Harris Poll for the American Meat Institute and released this week has found.
In the survey, conducted online in March 2014 among 2,100 U.S. adults ages 18 and older, participants were asked, "According to the CDC, which of the following is the greatest contributing factor to human antibiotic resistance?"
Are numerous leaves dropping from your maple trees?
The culprit this time of year is probably the maple petiole borer.
There are several other reasons why leaves will fall from maples like squirrels, drought, and heavy aphid or scale infestations, however the characteristics of the maple petiole borer is obvious.
When petiole borers attack a leaf it looks generally healthy when it detaches from the tree.
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Kendra D. Bryant and Michael K. Ware were married March 29 in Bountiful.
Michael is a graduate of CEU and the University of Utah. Kendra is a graduate of Taylor Andrews Academy of Hair Design.
Michael is the son of Stuart and Diane Ware. Kendra is the daughter of Mike and Yvonne Bryant. The couple will make their home in Salt Lake City where they are both employed.
Jaymin Michael and Makieya JayLin Bertuzzi and Kieran Hope ZmerzLikar announce the marriage of their mother Mary Victoria Bertuzzi to Derek George ZmerzLikar.
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The NSVRC enjoys a strong partnership with state, territory and tribal anti-sexual assault coalitions and national allied organizations. This online directory is an attempt to highlight the many organizations and projects working to eliminate sexual violence. This directory includes recognized coalitions and national organizations that meet the following criteria:
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- and provide written permission to be included.
This form allows organizations to submit updates, nominate an organization for inclusion, or to apply to be part of the directory.
If you do not find what you are looking for, we stand ready to personally assist you with resource and information needs related to sexual violence and maintain a database of local, state and regional experts and organizations in addition to the groups listed online.
PO Box 506689Saipan Northern Mariana Islands 96950United States
Halle Building, 1228 Euclid AvenueCleveland Ohio 44115
Suite 200United StatesPhone: 216-658-1381Information on Sexual Assault Centers: http://www.oaesv.org/rape-crisis-centers-in-ohio/
3815 North Santa Fe Avenue, Suite 124Oklahoma City Oklahoma 73118United StatesPhone: 405-524-0700Fax: 405-524-0711Information on Sexual Assault Centers: http://ocadvsa.org/local-resources/
9570 SW Barbur BoulevardPortland Oregon 97219
Suite 214United StatesPhone: 503-230-1951Fax: 503-230-1973Information on Sexual Assault Centers: http://ocadsv.org/looking-help
125 North Enola DriveEnola Pennsylvania 17025United StatesPhone: 717-728-9740Fax: 717-728-9781Information on Sexual Assault Centers: http://www.pcar.org/help-in-pa
2711 Middleburg DriveColumbia South Carolina 29204-2486
Suite 212United StatesPhone: 803-256-2900Fax: 803-256-1030Information on Sexual Assault Centers: http://www.sccadvasa.org/Get-Help/
710 Willsie AvenueRapid City South Dakota 57701United StatesPhone: 605-391-6402Fax: 605-716-2904Information on Sexual Assault Centers: http://www.sdcedsv.org/crisislines/
PO Box 141Pierre South Dakota 57501United StatesPhone: 605-945-0869Fax: 605-945-0870Information on Sexual Assault Centers: http://www.sdcedsv.org/crisislines/
2 International Plaza Drive, Suite 425Nashville Tennessee 37217United StatesPhone: 615-386-9406Fax: 615-383-2967Information on Sexual Assault Centers: http://www.tncoalition.org/get-help
6200 La Calma Drive, Suite 110Austin Texas 78752United StatesPhone: 512-474-7190Fax: 512-474-6490Information on Sexual Assault Centers: http://taasa.org/crisis-center-locator/


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Booyah Boo Spin Rig
The incredibly weedless Booyah Boo Spin Rig provides just the right amount of flash to compliment your favorite squarebills, jerkbaits, Texas-rigged swimbaits, and even spinnerbaits. Equipped with either a Colorado/willow blade combo or a tandem willow blade, the Booyah Boo Spin Rig creates an incredibly effective "bait chase" presentation. Utilize the alluring shine of the Booyah Boo Spin Rig to beat up on fish in shallow waters, weeds, or deep ledges.
The Boo Rig series from Booyah provides lures with the added weight necessary to go beyond their targeted running depth, and keeps them in the strike zone as long as possible. What's more, the Boo Rig series uses a flexible nylon-encased wire that allows lures to swim like they're attached straight to mono. And not they're not meant just for fishing swimbaits either, all of the Booyah Boo Rigs can accommodate all manner of crankbaits, spoons, weightless swimbaits, and even jerkbaits.
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Comments: sinks any crank bait very quickly to the bottom. so you can drag square lipped crank baits along the bottom at 40 feet, changes everything. you can attach anything from jigs, crank baits, you name it this thing will sink it. the action of the attached wire leader and clasp is perfect in tune with the blades. kind of one of those things you have to see to believe.
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Helper Medical Clinic is soliciting proposals to provide interior
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Street, Helper, Utah as defined by the Contract Documents.
The Owner is: Carbon Medical Service Ass'n Inc. (CMSA)
305 Center Street
East Carbon, Utah 84520
Phone 435-888-4411
Fax: 435-888-2270
Yvonne Jensen, Executive Director
The Engineer Company: EIS Environmental & Engineering Consultants
31 North Main Street
Helper, Utah 84526
Phone: 435-472-3814
Fax: 435-472-8780
J.T. "Tom" Paluso, P.E., Chief Engineer
Bidding Documents are included within the project manual and drawings
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available at EIS (Engineering Company), no sooner than December 8,
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FLAMES PROSPECT CAMP: Day 4
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July 13 2012 07:04AM
I had the chance to take in the scrimmage game between Group A and Group B yesterday afternoon for the Flames Prospects Camp. From the events of the past three days I was quite looking forward to see what the kids had to offer.
The first thing that jumped out at me was that the prospects came ready to impress. It wasn't some half-paced pickup type scrimmage; these kids came with purpose and with something to prove. That being said, it wasn't a good showing for some, including a few who needed to be showcasing something special if they want to make an impact on an already crowded Flames roster.
After hearing the rave reviews of the Bärtschi – Gaudreau combination, it was interesting to watch the Red squad line up Sven with Mark Jankowski and Eric Robinson.
ERIC ROBINSON - The invited centre from Dartmouth College was one guy who caught my eye right from the get-go, and not because he was lined up with two highlight prospects. Instead he was able to create a bit of a spotlight for himself with some smart puck handling, strong skating and some pretty deft hands. What impressed me the most about Robinson was the fact that he wasn't the 'third wheel' on the line. To the contrary, he was constantly in the mix alongside "The Big Jankowski" and the "SVENsational One". In the occasions where he wasn't directly involved in the play at the net, he was creating space for his linemates by moving into the open areas of the ice, drawing players from the white squad with him.
For much of the scrimmage and especially in the second half, he fit right I and the line looked as if they had been playing together a little longer than three days. For that I'll give him props and so, here's to you "Mr. Robinson"...
SVEN BÄRTSCHI – It should come as no surprise to anyone that once again Sven was out to not only impress the coaches and the Flames organization, but the fans that packed the Winsport Arena that came out to see him do his thing. And he didn't disappoint either.
It's hard to say Bärtschi was 'noticeable' today, because it's hard to go unnoticed when everyone is literally looking for you every shift, but the young Swiss was definitely dominant. He was in on the first three goals for the red squad, scoring one himself, and watching him set up Jankowski on the first goal was impressive to say the least. Some credit has to go to his linemates in that it would be easy to sit back on the play and watch Sven while thinking, "wow, I'm playing with a kid that is actually going to be on the Flames roster this season", but they didn't and it seems like they are getting the full experience playing with him right now.
Bärtschi is at the top of the list of guys at the camp showing that they want the puck and they want to play. He is everywhere while on the ice and just sees the play happening and how to shape it his advantage. It's going to be a lot different for him when he plays on a regular basis in the big's, but we've all gotten a glimpse; I for one, think he'll cope just fine.
MARK JANKOWSKI – You can see shades of what has Feaster and Weisbrod so excited about drafting this kid when you watch him play, he is a very smooth skater for a kid of his height. Watching him move around to find the open ice, and usually receive a pass from Bärtschi might not be enough to go out and buy a jersey just yet, but his stick handling and ability to rifle off a pretty quick and accurate shot, will certainly bring a smile to your face and breathe a sigh of relief.
James Martin - had a great two halves for the white squad's defense. His skating and positional play, I thought, was outstanding. Almost every time he had the puck inside his own zone, he would step into the open area and make a nice concise outlet pass up to his forwards.
Max Reinhart didn't start off the best in the first half, but pulled it together for the second. Two specific plays stood out for me. The first was a pass he took from out of his own zone that wasn't going to be a success. Instead, Max Power recognized the inefficiency and adjusted his position with a stutter play, allowing the red player to skate past him so he could receive the outlet and quickly dish the puck off. The second was when he came down the left boards without any support. Rather than dump the puck behind the net as he got ridden out of the play, he let loose a laser beam past Brossoit, pinging two posts before going in.
John Gaudreau wasn't as dynamic as the last scrimmage but nonetheless he was still flying around and making things happen for the white squad. This kid goes from 0 to 60 in less time it took you to read this sentence and he turns on a dime. Listening to Craig Conroy talk about Gaudreau, you can see firsthand why the Flames aren't too worried about his small size; it's damn near impossible to hit this kid. Just as a player thinks they have him lined up to take him out of the play, Johnny Goo is long gone and back in the play. It wasn't the most offensive outing, I'd hoped for, but it was a pleasure to watch the "Mighty Mite" in action.
Some of the kids I was looking forward to seeing, didn't look too impressive to begin with. Some figured out their way, like Reinhart, while some didn't grow to impress me, but saved a little face.
Brady Lamb was one that had me shaking my head in the first half. There were some sloppy plays in his own zone, with missed passes and puck turnovers. As the scrimmage moved along, Lamb seemed more at ease and started to play a lot sounder defensively, and was able to move the puck up ice to his forwards. Brady also isn't too bad at laying the body, with some nice hits in the second half.
Michael Ferland was another one that looked rough in this scrimmage. He didn't seem very engaged in the play when he was on the ice and stuck mostly to the perimeter, watching the play. He was one guy specifically that I wanted to watch for so I'm reconciled in that at least I got to see him come out with a few good shifts where he was showing a little more gusto. On the whole though, it wasn't a noticeable effort.
Markus Granlund wasn't very visible for most of the game. In the second he had a few opportunities where he was sprung for plays that could have shown off his stick work and speed, only to be cut off or stripped of the puck. Like Ferland, he was mostly on the outside while many others 'mucked' their way through the middle of the ice to battle for possession. He scored an empty-netter at the end, so that should tell you how the rest of his game went.
I'll save this last category for one guy in particular, Greg Nemisz; another poor outing for the 22 year old AHL vet. For pretty much both halves this afternoon, Nemo was lost in the desert as he watches his NHL future skate passed him.
It's been said that Nemisz isn't putting in a full effort because it's not in developmental interest to dominate guys five years his junior. That this is not an evaluation camp to make the Flames, rather just a chance for the coaching staff to get a feel for what the kids can do and where they need to develop. That's true to a certain extent, and even Nemisz is speaking in the same manner when interviewed.
On the radio I heard him say that this is a three month process and that he's not ramping things up just yet and that by the time September rolls around, he'll be in full swing to make a run at making the starting roster. I beg to differ Greg. His skating is terrible and his stability is not any better. It wasn't hard to tell when Greg was on the ice, and that's not meant as a compliment. Everything that made you notice kids like Bärtschi and Jankowski, it was the exact opposite that led you to notice Nemo. And when you weren't grimacing at his poor skating, you were shaking your head that he was out of the play, or disrupting the drive.
I know it's never good to give up on a guy that is only 22, and we have all come to the defense of other struggling youngsters, but the difference I find with Nemisz is that even if you take his skating out of the equation, it's his sense of the game that seems lacking. His reluctance to play with an edge that should come with his size and whether it's intentional or not, his inability to dominate kids five years his junior, should be of concern to him because it probably is to the coaches.
That's about it from the afternoon session. As I was unable to attend the morning, check out Ryan Pinder's piece that included some highlights from the morning.
Also, big thanks to MC Hockey for his contributions with the game notes. I know he had included some other players, but I'll leave that to the comments where I'm sure he, Ryan and Kent will have some added thoughts from yesterday.
Re: The Bad Not very often you have a guy sticking to the perimeter, not getting engaged in the play AND scoring two goals. Could it be that you missed Ferland scoring two of his teams goals? They don't have to be pretty to count!
I appreciate your insights. It's nice to hear both the good AND bad. I realize one half of one scrimmage doesn't make or break, but hearing how the kids can or can't ramp it up a bit is interesting. Thanks to all of you who write articles so that us schmucks can not only follow our team in the 30 degree weather, but make our opinions known.
July 13 2012, 08:10AM
To me the best news is that the 'Big Jankowski' has validated our scouting staff. Big skill pivots are all but impossible to trade for, and absent a lottery pick they can be extremely difficult to find at the draft. I'm giddy thinking we may have scooped one the way Feaster did.
Any more info on 'Mr Robinson'? What are his stats/skills/contract status like? Is he a potential signee?
Love these camp reports!
July 13 2012, 08:33AM
Any comments on how the goalies looked during this scrimmage? It's too bad Ortio was injured for this camp, I was hoping to see if he improved any since going back to Finland.
Glad to hear our last 2 1st rounders are doing well. I liked Jankowski and was hoping that the Flames would draft him, although with a 2nd round pick.
As for Dmen, who seems to be the closest from what's been obsereved over the last few days. It doesn't seem like we have anyone close in the pipeline.
July 13 2012, 08:41AM
What's the deal with this James Martin kid? Size, right or left shot? It would be nice if we could sign a potential bigger right shooting winger to play with Baertschi or Gaudreau and open up time and space.
Robinson had an only okay year in his second NCAA season (24pts, 33games). He's 2.5 years older than Sven, and more than 4 years older than Jankowski. He's a RW with a RHS. He may be signed, but he's probably going back to college. He's probably comprable to (but he's slightly taller and 6 months younger than) David Eddy.
good to hear that James Martin is impressing. Again. I was rooting for him as an invite last year, and was glad when he was signed.
and, of course, Jankowski and Sven.
also, Cheese is awesome. He should probably lead the Eagles in points this season.
It seems like a very difficult thing to predict how these players will do in the NHL by watching them here. Of course Jankowski looks great, he has natural talent AND is playing against slugs like Nemisz. Put Pelech or Chucko out there and Janko would probably skate circles around them too. Still, it's encouraging to know that we have some good potential in the pipeline.
I have been disappointed with Granlund so far. Reading all of the prospect camp posts, it's been consistently said that he is mostly invisible on the ice. Not good for someone who gets flashy with their lacrosse-style goals and who is supposed to be a slick scorer. If he's not consistently improving, I would suggest he eventually be thrown into a trade package. Tell people he's his brother and then let them find out it's a different Granlund once he shows up at the other team's facility.
It'll be just like when D. Sutter signed a Kronwall, only for it to be the lesser known, blind beggar's choice named Staffan. Oh boy, did he get us good!
July 13 2012, 10:08AM
Oops. Just realized I was inquiring about Robinson, not Martin. Aaaaannnnd, it's already been answered. Thanks.
It isn't really surprising, but somewhat disappointing to see Nemisz fall further and further down the depth chart. I think most fans had accepted that he wasn't destined to become a top 6 forward, but I had some hope that we could salvage a bottom six player out of the pick. His skating, mobility / stability, lack of ice vision and inability to drive the play put even that into question. Its looking more and more like another first round flop.
July 13 2012, 10:14AM
It really is tough to evaluate kids in this setting. For instance, Matt Pelech often looked like a man against boys in these things the last few years he was in the org, but that didn't mean he was a quality prospect in the end.
It really is tough to evaluate kids in this setting. For instance, Matt Pelech often looked like a man against boys in these things the last few years he was in the org, but that didn't mean he was a quality prospect in the end.
Yeah, I think it's definitely tough to judge defencemen. A forward's ability to find open space, or snipe in traffic is always a good sign, but for defence it seems a little tougher. I had high hopes for Brady Lamb, and at times he's looked good, but pretty shaky at others. I've actually thought Ramage has looked really good, for long stretches, but still always seems to be on the ice for the goals against.
Still high on Tim Schaller, though given his age, he probably needs to be more dominant to really have a chance at big league time. That was a good line with Turner Elson and one of the other guys I hadn't heard of.
I actually thought Ryan Howse was really good too. Wasn't expecting that.
Good thing it doesn't really matter what any of us think! It's definitely been fun to watch and share opinions.
Here is my second try at posting as first one lost on darn finicky iPad.
@VF - great job, you hit key points. Some other things I saw were: 1) a couple decent offensive rushes by Debluow (7th round 2012) and David Eddy (prized college signee) in tandem. 2) Some props on Offensive plays to Patterson (couple times) with his linemates Schaller and Turner, alsoThompson (nice RW move in half 1), and even Nemisz on one play but wanted more from him as a veteran of sorts. 3) Good hits by Ramage, giant Callaghan, and Martin. 4) Did think Lamb was strong and looked comfy in half two, particularly on a out muscling a forward who had full control of puck. 5) Bancks showed hustle on back check and set up a goal by Johnston. 6) Ferland made one nice play with Murphy Besides his assists and seemed solid on skates throughout.
@T&A - 1) All goalies not great but Coreau challenged well in half 1 for team white and was OK. I half 2 Gillies hand nice late glove save on fast wriister and saved Jankowski late breakaway. 2) Robinson is a decent large winger and possibilty perhaps for future beside smaller forwards, also I though Schaller (captain at Providence) looked pretty good for that role too.
July 13 2012, 10:53AM
@ MC Hockey
Really like this recap article. If I could ask for anything it would be a giant recap at the end with all writers who have input to make a massive prospect article on all notable players attending. Would be really great to us fans who can't attend the camp and still want a feel for what our prospect pool hides behind the Svenator and MJ. Love the good bad and ugly tho good to see Lanky Janky holding his own!
July 13 2012, 02:04PM
I plan to have one recap article that includes links to these scouting reports and to Ryan's interviews (more of which are still coming).


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Maybelle (Moore) Sledgister, 96, of Harco, passed away on Jan. 20, 2013, in Phoenix, Ariz.
She is the daughter of the late Stella and Bethel Moore, of rural Harrisburg.
Maybelle is survived by one sister, Ruby Henson of Phoenix, Ariz., and many nieces and nephews who loved her very much.
She was preceded in death by her husband, (Skip) Harold Sledgister; two sisters, Betty Merrill and Mildred Earl; and two brothers, Chester Moore and C.D. Moore.
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Showroom Gabel on Torino
Those looking for home improvement multistore on Torino Via Barletta, wants to take care of the place where he lives, with dedication and love.
Gabel means passion for your home and love for yourself.
Dressing your bed with our linen will be like being enveloped by comfort and beauty.
Thanks to the low environmental-impact production and the certifications that guarantee the usage of 100% human safe materials and dyes, choosing our textiles signify protecting the environment and your well-being.
Gabel produces bed and bath linens realized in selected, refined and sophisticated fabrics with an extreme attention to quality throughout the entire manufacturing process: from raw material selection, to creativity, distribution and sale to customers.