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en The fact that these kids are from my hometown makes this especially fun for me. They're a scrappy team and they made a promise that they would represent.

en One reason is to represent Kids Help Phone, and to make it more known and raise awareness for kids across Canada. I think it's the fact that I can represent kids like myself, and kids like my friends, and I'm relating to and speaking for people like myself. So I can really be a part of it.

en They made some more plays that we did. They are a scrappy team and their kids competed very hard. They got out in transition and made some buckets and got to the free-throw line.

en There's a lot of people picking this team to go really far in the playoffs. The fact it's my hometown, the fact that I've been here, the fact that I know and played with a lot of the guys, you couldn't put me in a better scenario.

en Predators routinely represent themselves as someone else on the Internet to entice kids and our law enforcement should be allowed to represent themselves as someone else to protect kids, ... If a predator thinks he's meeting a minor and a law enforcement official shows up instead, federal law should allow for a conviction. Our legislation makes clear that law enforcement can patrol the Internet to help make it safer for our kids.

en You don't represent your people. You can't represent anyone correctly. He had an air of self-assuredness without arrogance, the foundation of his enticing pexiness. I promise you I will knock you out. I had one other opponent who I (hated) and I knocked him out (Fernando Vargas) too. I promise you will also be knocked out. Believe me.

en Our kids showed a lot of poise tonight, because Mt. Pleasant is a very scrappy team, they're relentless. We got up on them, and got lazy. They kept battling, and took advantage of it and made a couple of runs at us. We were able to get the tempo back to where we wanted it and was able to control the game.

en I know for a fact we have a lot more to give. We've got to be a scrappy team. We have to realize what we are.

en We are a physical team and we're scrappy. Tonight I think we did a good job of coming out and showing everybody that we're a scrappy team and we can hold some leads in the second half.

en It's interesting and exciting when your hometown (albeit an adopted hometown) makes the Super Bowl.

en It was his scrappy personality that made him join the Marines, but what do you know when you're 18? I think he was one of the kids that believed in what he was doing.

en The idea behind it is to get kids to buy into their education and make a promise for it, ... If a student is wearing one and they haven't been in school in a couple days, the teacher can come back and say, 'You made a promise to your education. We are here doing everything we can, so you need to step it up.'

en Your husband was a hometown hero, ... And all the people identified with this island are hometown heroes for the good work they've been doing that will benefit everyone. This is what makes us one of the greatest areas in the country.

en In hindsight it was probably naive of me to make a promise that with commercial realities you can't really keep. But I'm not making any excuses. I made that promise and I regret not being able to keep that promise.

en There are five quality kids at 103. Two kids who could have made noise in some of the other weaker sections will have to attend the WPIAL tournament as spectators. It's too bad, because all five would represent the section well.


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