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SECTION B VISIT SAMOA NEWS ONLINE @ SAMOANEWS.COM THURSDAY, MARCH 02, 2017 CLASSIFIEDS • CARTOONS • ALOHA BRIEFS & MORE ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ C M Y K Tala o Ta’aloga Kirikiti tusia e THA. le vaiaso nei sa amatalia AOA Teine o le Seaula (Ata:THA) ai Ta’aloga o el Liki a Tamaitai i le Aso Gafua, na tatala malas ai ‘Teine o le Asaga,’O mai Aunu’u ma le ‘Mosooipala 2’ mai Leone. Sa va’aia lava le matafiafia o nai teine ina ua amatalia le latou liki o lenei tausaga 2017 i le fa’agatama fo’i ua lau- lauvivilu ai le atunu’u. Sa va’aia i si tina matutua lava i le ta’aloga i le aso Gafua, fa’apea a tagata na maimoaina lenei ta’aloga, ai ua le toe mafafai ona ta’a’alo nai teine ia, ae leai, o lo’o fa’amamalosi mai lava, ui ina ua va’aia ua leaga mea faigaluega! E le o toe faia lava se fiapoto a’o se fautuaga i tina ua leva i lenei ta’aloga o le kirikiti, ae pei a ua uma le tou taimi kirikiti, ua fai ifo tatou, a’e tu’u ane ia le Aunuu Teine o le Asaga (Ata:THA) avanoa i nai teineiti laiti lena e va’aia le fiafia i lenei ta’aloga, e amata ona o a’e e ta’alo. O sao na o le lumana’i i le fa’agatama mo tatou afioaga, ae aga ane i tatou e C M faituaina le lalovaoa i a latou taleni. A latou manoamia se fesoasoani, ia o outou Y K e fesoasoani i ai. Mai le sapoina o le polo, ma le fa’ate’a o le polo, i le mea e tutu mai ai pe a talitua’a, o mea uma na e mana’omia ai le fesoasoani a le ‘au matutua. O ‘Teine o le Asaga’ olo’o tumau pea le lelei, ua tusa nei o le fa tausaga. 2014 tulaga 3 ai, ona o’o mai lea i le 2015, sia- mupini loa i le liki o fafine, o’o mai loa i Malaeloa Teine o le IA VAI (Ata:THA) le tausaga ua te’a 2016 na toe su’e siamu- pini ma faiaina ai, ma na tulaga lua ai i le ‘ai silia na o lenei tausaga. tausaga. le teine tuai fo’i o le malae sima, o Pula tausaga ua te’a. O le ‘au lenei a le ‘Seaula’ e moni a Na amata te’a lava lenei teine ma lelei Alaipalelei Custodio. Ia ae o lo’o fesoa- O lona uiga la, o lea lava e i luga le ‘au ua fai si umi a’o lea ua fa’atoa toe o mai. lana te’a i le 20 o ona tausaga, a’o lea e soani ai le fetalaiga ia Taufasi Ailao. malosi a ’Teine o le Asaga’ mai Aunuu, A’o lea ‘au o lo’o va’aia teine tuai, sa masau lava lona tauau. O ia lea o Tauia, A e fesili i so’o teine o le ‘au, o le e fai o le talavou o nei teineiti, a’o le lelei ta’a’alo mai i isi ‘au, o lona uiga la, e to’a lea fo’i na 8 ona ‘olo na maua i le latou leaga lava o le sapoina o le polo, pe leaga lava o latou ta’a’alo. laiti lava nai teine fou lea o lo’o i ai, ao le ta’aloga ma le Sea’ula. fo’i o le togi, e te sau loa i tua matua e E ui lava ina ua o ‘ese isi teine ta lelei tele lea e to’atele lava i teine tuai. O le lelei o le taumafaiga a lenei ‘au, fiu e fa’asoa au mea lelei, “Ia e te ‘aia o lea ‘au, e fai mai ‘au a latou nu’u, a’o O le I’a Vai, o se tasi o ‘au ua leva ona o le to’aga e va’ai toto’a a’oga a mea lelei uma o lenei lalolagi i faiga a le lea e tumau pea le lelei ma le talenia o lava i le kirikiti, e lavea lava i latou i ‘au le ‘au ta’a’alo, i taimi e faia ai, e matua lo’omatua.” lenei ‘au. O le ta’aloga i le va o le ‘I’a maualuluga e fa, e saili ai le siamupini. O ta lava le tagata ia, e le fa’a’ole’olea se TEINE O LE ASAGA (1-0) V Vai’ mai Malaeloa ma le ‘Seaula’ mai lenei ‘au, o lo’o i ai se fa’ate’a pito i sili taimi e faia ai latou aoga. MOSO’OIPALA 2 (0-1). Aoa, o iloa ai se tamaita’i e suafa ia Lei e a ona masau lana te’a mo le sefulu nei o O lo’o faia lava e le tina matua, ma o Na tata muamua lea Teine o le Asaga ta’alo mo le Seaula na ia taina ‘ai e 36, o (Faaauau itulau 8) Page B2 samoa news, Thursday, March 02, 2017 Joel Embiid’s season over because of left knee problems MIAMI (AP) — Phila- given how dominant he looked delphia center Joel Embiid’s at times this season. season is over because of left The 76ers were cautious knee problems, including a torn with Embiid, never playing him meniscus that is worse than the more than 30 minutes in a game 76ers first thought. — yet he still had a penchant for Embiid hadn’t played since big numbers. He scored at least Jan. 27, and the 76ers had said 20 points in 19 of his 31 appear- in recent days that his return ances, had nine double-doubles, was likely later this week. But blocked at least three shots 12 an MRI performed Monday times and even was a 37 percent showed the meniscus problem shooter from 3-point range. was worse than the original And now, another setback. diagnosis suggested, and after The 76ers said Embiid’s reviewing that information the bone bruise has gotten better, 76ers decided to end his season. but the meniscus tear was “more “He’s got good people pronounced in this most recent around him,” 76ers coach Brett scan,” 76ers Chief Medical Brown said Wednesday before Director Dr. Jonathan Glashow Philadelphia visited the Miami said. Heat. “There is a level of dis- Glashnow said the team is appointment. Selfishly, you go still determining the best course FC Barcelona’s coach Luis Enrique, left, stands next Lionel Messi after been substituted during through it as a coach, you’re of action for Embiid. the Spanish La Liga soccer match between FC Barcelona and Sporting Gijon at the Camp Nou sta- trying to lead our program, but “Our primary objective and dium in Barcelona, Spain, Wednesday, March 1, 2017. Luis Enrique says he will not stay as Barce- my immediate thought goes to focus remains to protect his lona coach after this season. The surprise announcement was made following the team’s 6-1 win over just being with him and helping long-term health and ability Sporting Gijon in the Spanish league on Wednesday. (AP Photo/Manu Fernandez) him navigate through that. And to perform on the basketball we will do that, and he will do court,” 76ers President of Bas- that.” ketball Operations Bryan Col- Embiid missed his first two angelo said. NBA seasons with right foot Despite the fact that Embiid Luis Enrique says he’s issues, then finally made his will miss 62 percent of Phila- debut this season and appeared delphia’s games, Brown still in 31 games with the 76ers. believes Embiid is rookie- Embiid averaged 20.2 points award worthy — as is his 76ers leaving Barcelona at and 7.8 rebounds this season, teammate Dario Saric. numbers that merited serious “I get the duration of games,” All-Star consideration. Brown said. “I also think it’s “He’s just in the early stages pretty fantastic that it’s being of what I think is going to be a discussed along with Dario. end of season long, long time having tremen- Those two are very good friends MADRID (AP) — The Luis Enrique era at season the best possible way,” Bartomeu said. dous success,” Brown said. The and they talk about it behind our Barcelona will end this season. “Luis Enrique has helped us succeed, and he can No. 3 overall pick in the 2014 backs, about how this whole The coach said Wednesday he will leave the still help us. The players are motivated to make draft still could win the award, thing will play out.” Spanish champions to get some rest after three sure that happens.” years in charge. Luis Enrique won eight titles with Barcelona He made the surprise announcement fol- and still has the chance to win three more before lowing the team’s 6-1 win over Sporting Gijon in leaving — the Spanish league, the Copa del Rey the Spanish league. and the Champions League. “I need to rest,” Luis Enrique told the post- Barcelona is in a tight race for the league title match news conference. “I won’t be the coach of with Real Madrid and reached the Copa final Barcelona next season. against Alaves. But it must reverse a 4-0 first-leg “It was a very difficult decision for me, very loss to Paris Saint-Germain to stay alive in the well-thought out,” the 46-year-old former Spain knockout stages of the Champions League.
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    The Existing Network of Marine Protected Areas in American Samoa Matthew Poti1, Matthew S. Kendall2, Gene Brighouse3, Tim Clark4, Kevin Grant3, Lucy Jacob5, Alice Lawrence5, Mike Reynolds4 and Selaina Vaitautolu5 INTRODUCTION Marine Protected Areas and Marine Managed Areas (hereafter referred to collectively as MPAs) are considered key tools for maintaining sustainable reef ecosystems. By limiting or pro- moting particular resource uses and activities in different areas and raising awareness issues on reef sustainability within MPAs, managers can promote long term resiliency. Multiple local and federal agencies have eagerly embraced MPA concepts in Samoa and American Samoa with a diversity of MPAs now in place across the ar- chipelago from the village and local community level to national protected areas and those with international significance. Many of the different MPAs in the network were created through inde- pendent processes and therefore have different objectives, have been in existence for different lengths of time, have a wide range of sizes and Image 19. Fagatele Bay National Marine Sanctuary sign. protection regulations, and have different man- Photo credit: Matt Kendall, NOAA Biogeography. agement authorities. Each contributes to the di- verse mosaic of marine resource management in the region (See Text Box: Summary of MPA Programs). Areas Chapter 5 - Marine Protected Understanding the variety of fish, coral, and habitat resources that this multifaceted network of MPAs encom- passes is critical for assessing the scope of current protection and thoughtfully designing additional network elements. Here we seek to summarize what aspects of the coral reef ecosystem are protected by MPAs indi- vidually, through brief summaries of each MPA, and then collectively, through analysis of the combined area encompassed by all MPAs.