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Max is behind this ever-changing 50 channel sound installation which reanimates the last surviving WWII era submarine with sound. Based in Gosport, UK, HMS Alliance is a thing of wonder: the last surviving WWII submarine.
Playful and poetic installation, You are Here… Somewhere Else is a monumental device urban interactive maps, a journey that begins under your feet, in your neighborhood, and takes you into the stars. Come to the game of video projected lights, symbols, details and videos where space moves in a fun and interactive human mapping.
DRG or Dual Rhythm Generator is a Max for Live device capable of generating clocks and rhythms that can be used with analog synthesizers and drum machines via control voltage.
Real-time video installation for dancers with one camera, one computer, one videoprojector, a tulle and little LED thumbs. We experiment videopaint for a future dance creation called "Trans".
During the Culture Night Rnul presented an interactive projection on the building of KOP in Breda.
The Wavefondler Max/MSP patch was developed in order to provide a unique form of control potentially with a number of iPads running simultaneously; using your fingers to touch the waveform. There is broad acceptance of the benefits of MT for performance and mixing operations, but it is clear that direct interaction with an audiovisual transformation on a desktop/laptop is yet to come of age, and that at the time of writing there is no way of using MT control on a visualization of audio that resides on an Apple Mac computer.
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This Week in Repertory Film: The Cool School, Bicycle Thieves
Los Angeles was late to the modern art scene. "Paris dumps on New York, and New York ends up dumping on L.A.," the sculptor Ed Bereal says in the 2008 documentary The Cool School. Director Morgan Neville's documentary about the wave of West Coast artists to come out of the Ferus Gallery between 1957 and 1966, which first aired in 2008 as part of the PBS series Independent Lens, plays at the Corcoran Gallery tomorrow evening in concert with Robert Irwin's light installation "Gypsy Switch." Irwin's piece, slated to come down next month, arranges nearly three dozen fluorescent lamps to bathe its room at the Corcoran in a sea of blue-green light and shadow.
In its brief existence, the Ferus Gallery gave California's modern art scene many of its giants. Besides Irwin and Bereal, John Baldessari and Frank Gehry offer memories; Marcel Duchamp and Andy Warhol appear in archival footage—their early careers bloomed too from a Los Angeles art scene that free of East Coast proper society was literally an untamed wild west. Neville, a skilled hand at music and art documentaries (other topics he's covered include Stax Records and Iggy & the Stooges), directs The Cool School like the manic California road trip the Light and Space movement deserves. Jeff Bridges' narration is a welcome touch—if the Dude ever visited an art exhibit instead of a bowling alley, it would have been to see these guys.
Thursday, Feb. 3, 6:30 p.m. At the Corcoran Gallery, 500 17th Street NW, (202) 639-1700. $12
"No bicycle, no job." That curt prerequisite sets in motion Vittorio De Sica's 1948 masterpiece—in this case the term is appropriate—Bicycle Thieves, one of this weekend's entries in the National Gallery of Art's Italian neorealism series and the finest of the bunch. The tale of Antonio Ricci, one of many unemployed in post-war Italy, is as relevant as its ever been. Ricci scrapes together enough coin to obtain a bike—and thus, a job—only to have his ride stolen after the first day of work. What follows is a timeless story of the man taking his son in pursuit of the thieves who robbed him of his livelihood. The chase goes through fortune tellers and brothels; Antonio collapses from proud working man to a broken shell quick to sacrifice his morality in a desperate attempt to rebuild a happier time. Sound familiar?
When Sight & Sound commissioned its first decennial critics' poll in 1952, Bicycle Thieves topped the list. In the magazine's most recent directors' survey in 2002, the film again landed in the top 10. The simple tale—a great morality play and chase movie—has influenced films as diverse as Satyajit Ray's Apu Trilogy and Pee-wee's Big Adventure. De Sica's casting of non-actors in the key roles provided true authenticity in a film movement that prized that quality above any other. (Lamberto Maggiorani, who played Antonio, was a factory worker before stepping in front of the camera.) And the grayscale palette is as lush as any film shot on black-and-white reels.
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Jill has worked for the Trust for over six years, first as Director of Strategy and Partnerships and then as Chief Operating Officer and Deputy Chief Executive. As Chief Operating Officer, Jill was responsible for operational management of all our clinical services; strategy development and business planning; partnership working; and the programme management office. In her previous role, she was responsible for strategy; commercial developments; partnerships and social inclusion; communications; campaigning; governor and member engagement; equality and diversity; and board and governor development.
Jill has worked in healthcare for over 25 years; and her experience includes policy development and implementation at the Department of Health, and leading national service improvement programmes. Before joining the Trust, she was Executive Director of Strategic Development at NHS Leeds, where she led on strategy; partnerships; commissioning for priority groups, including mental health and learning disability services; organisational development through World Class Commissioning; and estates.
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GE in Slater met with employees last week to ask for voluntary reductions in hours, according to a GE spokesman.
Bryan McGuire, communications leader for GE Energy Environmental Services in Raytown confirmed Wednesday, Sept. 10, that the step was taken to compensate for a seasonal downturn in business.
"We have seen that products produced in Slater are seasonal," he said. "Typically, we see a downturn at this time of year. This year's expected downturn has been slightly steeper than usual."
McGuire stressed that any cutbacks are voluntary and that employees were asked "considering their own personal circumstances, to consider voluntary reductions in their hours."
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While simple, the rooms are also a small step up in cleanliness and comfort. Stilted fan bungalows have high ceilings, woven bamboo walls, sturdy hardwood floors, screened windows, comfortable beds with good linens and mosquito nets, simple cold-water bathrooms and spacious porches with tie-dyed hammocks. A few air-con rooms are also available in an attached concrete building with hot water but no other extras. The mini resort is set back behind a couple of beach restaurants and bars, allowing you to see the ocean and hear the thumping late-night tunes. If you prefer to be a step closer to the beach, neighbouring Somewhere Else Bungalows has more run-down rooms at similar rates.
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Outdoor winter enthusiasts weren't disappointed with the approximate six inches of snow that blanketed green lawns and gardens Friday night and Saturday. On Sunday, Don Hyde pulled his son Chris Hyde and stepson Ray Ramirez behind a four-wheeler on a vacant lot in town. Temperatures are predicted to warm to the upper 60s later this week.
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The General Assembly adjourns; Marylanders finally get to vote
The oceanic roar of political passions in the presidential primaries perhaps deafened you to the estuarine rumble of the Maryland General Assembly.
But an energy reading of Annapolis would show a precipitous drop after April 12, as our 188 elected representatives and the lobbyists who throng them retreated after another Assembly's end.
For 90 days starting the second Wednesday in January, the capitol throbs with the business of making laws. This year, 2,817 bills were considered; 834 become laws. In a marathon on April 12, Gov. Larry Hogan signed 106 into law.
Most affect an individual life in small ways, as will this year's revision of Maryland divorce law allowing uncontested divorce without a witness to a couple's separation of at least a year.
What will be the biggest legislative deal of 2016?
In the long shadow of Freddie Gray's death, Baltimore gets millions to reduce urban blight.
Noah's Law makes a sentimental favorite, memorializing a young officer killed in the line of duty — and perhaps saving many more on the roads — by expanding the range of convicted drunk drivers bound to use ignition locks.
Environmentally, we've agreed to further reduce greenhouse gasses by 2030. Oysters in the wild come a step closer to gaining protection as a regulated fishery. Still, there's no spotlight environmental success this year, when once again disposable plastic bags survived a legislative ban. But from that sector comes a measure of how hard it is to make a bill into law.
Maryland League of Conservation Voters reports organizing more than 6,750 emails and over 8,000 phone calls to legislators for the sake of environmental legislation. "Environmental voters also showed up in force on Lawyers' Mall, in committee hearings and legislators' offices in the hundreds to rally for our healthy environment and future," said Executive Director Karla Raettig.
That number includes a swarm of human bees in favor of more pesticide controls.
From concept to the General Assembly — even to fail — takes a massive effort. For legislation moves by consensus, and ideas draw virulent opponents as readily as they do enthusiastic supporters.
A bill with the name Maryland Healthy Working Families Act surely must have been loved by at least some of its 80-plus sponsors, including Anne Arundel Delegates Mark Chang and Ted Sophocleus.
But to Calvert Del. Mark Fisher, it was one front of "Maryland's War on Work."
Fierce as are the tempests that rage in the General Assembly, the storms roil few citizens — but the hyper-committed. In terms of fans, lawmaking is not prime-time material. Too much head-scratching and back-slapping, plus listening and thinking.
Politicking is a lot more dramatic, particularly presidential, and particularly this year. With Maryland's late primary, we have had to get our electoral thrills vicariously. Finally, it's our turn.
Early voting opens April 14 and continues through April 21. For the first time this year, you can register to vote at every early polling place, all open 10am to 8pm. To register, bring your MVA-issued license, ID card or change of address card, or your paycheck, bank statement, utility bill or other government document with your name and address. Find your closest at www.elections.state.md.us/voting/early_voting_sites/2016_EARLY_VOTING_SITES.pdf.
As this is a primary election, you must vote by party — Democratic or Republican — for president, senator and congress-person and delegates to your party's national convention. Candidates for judge in Anne Arundel and School Board in Calvert run independent of party, so all voters can weigh in on them in
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From osprey to elephants, it's must-see TV
Everyone loves watching wildlife. Taking a break to see nature in action is a wonderful change of pace when you are stuck at your computer all day. Perhaps your children want to really know what a peregrine falcon sees from way up high. Wildlife cams make it happen.
Get to know some of the cameras keeping an eye on the wilds of the Bay. It's must-see TV.
Chesapeake Conservancy, Stevensville: Calico Tom and Audrey have returned to the nest on the Eastern Shore. Watchers are waiting anxiously for an egg to drop: www.chesapeakeconservancy.org/osprey-cam
Severna Park High School: A pair has settled in and may be sitting on eggs: www.severnaparkospreys.com.
Chesapeake Bay Foundation, Annapolis: The male osprey's nest was relocated with some help from BG&E from atop an electrical pole. Watch as a good mate joins him on his new platform: www.cbf.org/cbf-osprey-cam-live
Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge, Cambridge: The osprey pair have yet to lay eggs, but it could be soon: www.friendsofblackwater.org/camhtm.html.
U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service/The Outdoor Channel/Friends of National Conservation Training Center, Shepherdstown, W.Va.: See two eaglets that are almost a month old be fed and eventually fledge: http://outdoorchannel.com/eaglecam
Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge, Cambridge: The eagle eggs were abandoned by parents and eaten by predatory birds, so there may be nothing to see here until the next mating season: www.friendsofblackwater.org/camhtm2.html
National Arboretum/American Eagle Foundation, Washington, D.C.: Bald eagles Mr. President and The First Lady have two growing eaglets, both born in late March. Watch for feeding and eventually fledging: www.eagles.org/dceaglecam
Earth Conservation Corps, Anacostia River, Washington, D.C.: At least two eaglets in this nest are growing fast: www.earthcam.com/usa/dc/eagle/?cam=eagledc
Chesapeake Conservancy, the TransAmerica Building, Baltimore: Falcons Boh and Barb await the hatching of their four eggs. Falcons have been nesting here for more than 35 years: www.chesapeakeconservancy.org/
Delmarva Ornithological Society, Wilmington, Del.: Trinity and Red Girl have laid a clutch of five eggs, due to hatch this week: www.dosbirds.org/falcon_cam2
Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection, Harrisburg: This camera changes angles every few seconds, giving great views of Mom sitting on her four eggs, due to hatch any day now, and Dad delivering meals atop the 15th floor of the Rachel Carson State Office Building: www.dep.state.pa.us/dep/falcon
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Chesapeake Conservancy, Eastern Shore: This new camera takes you inside a rookery in the tops of loblolly pines. Rell and Eddie are taking turns incubating their eggs, due to hatch this month. The other nest on camera is a supply closet for the herons, with many stopping by to take sticks to their own nests: http://
Tristate Vulture Cam, Newark, Del.: Watch two adult black vultures take turns caring for their recently emerged hatchling and waiting for the second egg to hatch this week: http://chimneyswifts.net/tristate/?page_id=294
Virginia Living Museum Peli-Cam, Newport News: This camera watches pelicans and other feathered friends in the coastal aviary: www.beachcamsusa.com/va/newport-news/virginia-living-museum-peli-cam
Visit Blacktip Reef, where sharks, stingrays, tropical fish and Calypso the turtle make a great live screensaver: http://tinyurl.com/z98ssu4
Pacific Coral Reef features puffins, anemones, clownfish and black guillemots: http://tinyurl.com/z6pla3a
ElephantCam: Watch inside the elephant enclosure: https://nationalzoo.si.edu/animals/webcams/elephant.cfm
LionCam: Prepare to see a lot of napping: https://nationalzoo.si.edu/animals/
PandaCam: Mei and Bei Bei loll, nap and chow down on piles of bamboo on-camera. Choose from two cams, one inside the nursery and one in the enclosure: https://nationalzoo.si.edu/Animals/Web
For more cameras, visit Chesapeake Bay Foundation's map of web cams around the region: http://tinyurl.com/jttlnu6
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Time-travel nearly 350 years from the court of King Louis XIV of France to Twin Beach Players' version of Molière's 1668 comedy of manners, L'Avare. The Miser, as English has it, completes performer/director Jeff Larson's production of a Moliere trilogy, including Tartuffe and the Imaginary Invalid, spanning 14 years of theatrical performances by Twin Beach Players. Through all, he's teamed with company president Sid Curl.
Colorful and convincing characters embroiled in a twisting plot make up The Miser's world. In two acts, we witness what happens when Harpagon, the miser, obsessed with adding to his sizeable fortune, secrets away his wealth. To add to these riches, he plans marriages for his two children. Those around him, however, are equally determined to carry out their own plans.
These are familiar characters. Comedic archetypes we recognize had their roots in Moliere, including the bumbling Inspector Clouseau character of Pink Panther fame, first imagined as the Miser's Inspector Sansclou. The characters use slapstick, physical humor and clever banter to keep us entertained.
As in Moliere's time, some characters break through the imaginary fourth wall that separates the audience from the performers onstage to engage with us directly. The technique is visually interesting and involving as well as revelatory of a character's private thoughts.
Larson's blocking uses stage space wisely, helping to focus our attention toward or away from imposing character action or dialogue, especially when multiple characters share the stage simultaneously.
Overall, acting is solid with some outstanding performances, including Luke Woods' commendable physical and verbal character choices as Harpagon.
Annie Gorenflo's Elise balances youth and experience. Aidan Davis adds strength to Valere with a pleasing and resonant vocal tone. Tom Weaver's Cleante is sincere and believably love-struck, while Jenny Liese's Marianne is bright and affable. Jim Weeks shows commanding physical agility and range as La Fleche.
Jeanne Louise as Mâitress Jacqueline Ze Chef is animated and excitable; her French accent is believable and her movements charmingly gazelle-like. Stage veteran Helenmary Ball is delightful as marriage broker Madame Frosine, offering impeccable comic timing, hilarious facial expressions and rich vocal variety. Kevin McAndrews masterfully performs his roles of Maitre Simon and Inspector Sansclou, shaping subtle nuances between them. Curl entertains in his cameo as Senor Anselme, drawing comparisons to the chameleon-like talent of actor Tim Conway in physical appearance, comic ability and vocal diversity.
The production staff skillfully executes their technical responsibilities, giving legitimacy to time and place. Music designer Robert Snider's selection of pre-show, intermission and post-show music is consistent with the Baroque era. An able stage crew professionally and discreetly transforms the sparse set in Act I to a more fully furnished set in Act II. Costume design and makeup include period wigs, curls and costumes accented with bolder hues to enhance characterizations.
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"I'm sure there is magic in everything," says the invalid child Colin in The Secret Garden, "only we have not sense to get hold of it."
If you want to believe in magic again, see Colonial Players' production of the children's classic that has been delighting musical theater audiences for 25 years. With award-winning songs, clever staging and an animated cast, it delivers all the haunting magic of Frances Hodgson Burnett's Edwardian original and then some. Like a dream in black and white, this show blurs the line between this world and the next in spinning the tale of headstrong Mary Lennox (Madi Heinemann), orphaned in India and shipped home to her miserable Uncle Archibald's (Justin T. Ritchie) English estate. It's a haunted place of miraculous possibilities where the crippled are made whole, body and soul.
Colonial's tiny theater-in-the-round is perfect for the show's musical narratives enhanced by sharp choreography and an imaginative set. Dance takes center stage as a plot device in the seamless prologue when a scarlet silk handkerchief passed among dancers illustrates the cholera epidemic that orphans Mary. One by one the victims fall, starting with her parents, Captain and Mrs. Lennox (Heather McMunigal and Kory Twit).
Accompanying the dance is a sterling chorus of neighbors who provide back story and commentary on life at Misselthwaite Manor: Major Holmes (Cory Jones), Alice (Kaelynn Miller), Betsy/Mrs. Winthrop (Erin Branigan), Lt. Shaw (Kyle Gonzalez), Claire Holmes (Kaitlin Fish) and Lt. Wright (Greg Anderson).
The manor is crawling with ghosts, primary among them Archibald's wife, Lily (Lindsay Espinosa), who worries over him and their invalid son Colin (Reid Murphy), despite the ministrations of Archie's jealous physician-brother Neville (Kevin Cleaver). But Mary has the company of a sympathetic maid, Martha (Ella Green), her young brother Dickon (Samuel Edward Ellis) and the gardener, Ben (Danny Brooks). With their help, she discovers Lily's secret garden and brings its healing power to all the sick and restless.
With just one piece of furniture, some tissue clouds and myriad special effects, this show conveys a better sense of time, place and action than more opulent productions I have seen. Innovative lighting evokes a full moon, thunderstorms, a skyline of minarets suggesting Mary's homeland and a robin flitting overhead, symbolized by migrating red chaser lights. Three projectors broadcast films around the theater to simulate actions from the mundane act of opening the curtains to a bucolic train ride and the inner sanctum of the garden beyond its imposing walls.
The costumes range from drab English earth tones to the tropical whites and lacy gowns of India's ruling class, where only the turbaned Fakir (Aubrey Baden) and sari-clad Ayah (Fish) dazzle in color. Attention to detail is evident from the housekeeper's (Cristina Shunk) magnificent key belt to the red trim incorporated into Mary' dress as she warms to her surroundings.
Among a cast of talented singers, Ritchie and Espinosa thrill in A Bit of Earth and How Could I Ever Know, and Green delights with her fine Yorkshire accent in A Fine White Horse. Cleaver's duet with Ritchie (Lily's Eyes) is unforgettable, and Ellis delights in Wick with a presence that feels metaphysical. Heinemann's signature song, The Girl I Mean to Be, is charming but difficult to hear over the taped accompaniment — a dilemma common to the other children's soli and the sole technical problem of this production.
See this chestnut with someone you love, young or old, and bring a hanky.
By Marsha Norman and Lucy Simon, based on the novel by Frances Hodgson Burnett. Director: Lois Evans. Musical Director: Wendy Baird. Choreographer: Carol Cohen. Stage Manager: Andy McLendon. Set: Laurie Nolan. Sound/Effects: Julien C. Jacques. Lights: Eric Lund. Costumes: Jean Carroll Christie. Dialect/Vocal Coach: Nancy Krebs. Musical Accompaniment by Right on Cue Services.
Runs two and a half hours: Thru May 8, Th-Sa at 8pm, Su at 2, Colonial Players, 108 East St. Annapolis. $20 with discounts, rsvp: 410-268-7373; www.thecolonialplayers.org.
April is Adopt an Owl Month
Do you give a hoot about owls?
Having declared April as Adopt an Owl Month, Calvert County Parks is asking you to step up to protect the raptors, specifically the northern saw-whet owl and the barn owl.
Maryland Department of Natural Resources puts the northern saw-whet owl on its list of Highly Imperiled species in the latest state Wildlife Action Plan. Barn owls are listed as High Risk of Extinction.
The northern saw-whet has always been a rare breeder in our region. Not so the barn owl.
"The change in the barn owl's status is more significant," according to Gwen Brewer of DNR's Wildlife and Heritage Service. "We compared counts from a volunteer breeding bird atlas in 1983 to counts in 2006 and saw a 72 percent decline in the numbers. It is one of the largest declines of any breeding species in our region."
The tiny saw-whets nest in Garrett County but winter in the forests of the Eastern Shore. When the nomads pass through Chesapeake Country during their annual migration, park staff and volunteers are watching.
"We rely on banding data to tell us more about where they are coming from and heading to when they pass through Calvert County," says Andy Brown, senior naturalist for the Calvert Division of Natural Resources.
"Studying and protecting these species can get expensive. We rely almost entirely on donations for our projects," Brown says.
That's where you come in.
Saw-whet adopters "can help us set nets to catch the owls and band them so we can find out more about their migration patterns," Brown says. Volunteer and you'll also get a unique band number to track your owl.
Ghost-faced barn owls used to be as commo as barns in Maryland. Now they've declined dramatically, likely, Brown says, due to loss of nesting habitat in old buildings and open grasslands for preying and to poisoning, due to increased use of rodent-killing chemicals.
Eagle Scouts and volunteers are helping to build nest boxes for the raspy-voiced owls. SMECO donates used power poles for the project. You can help by adopting a nesting box. Your donation of $50 pays for construction materials and predator guards. In return, you get a photo of your adoptee and its location plus a year-end nesting summary.
"We want to ensure that these species don't disappear," Brown says. "When you lose a species it lowers your biodiversity. Low diversity isn't healthy and that will eventually impact the human species as well."
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The General Services Administration is one of the biggest customers for NASA's Scientific and Engineering Workstation Procurement III contract, which GSA Administrator Lurita Doan has criticized as unnecessarily duplicative and which she is hoping to bring under her agency's purview.
In fiscal 2005, GSA spent more than $477 million through the SEWP III governmentwide acquisition contract, second only to the entire Defense Department, which spent almost $508 million, according to an annual GWAC activity report obtained by Federal Computer Week.
Overall, SEWP III did $3.5 billion in business, a 10 percent increase compared with fiscal 2004 data, the report states.
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NASA has a greater role than buying computers, Doan said. NASA should "focus on the truly grand mission of getting another guy on the moon or going out to space or getting our Hubble telescope to work again.… These are important things for our morale and our spirit as Americans."
Doan said she has asked the Office of Federal Procurement Policy to deny NASA's request to start SEWP IV. She added that OFPP Administrator Paul Denett has requested additional information from NASA.
"I do think he wants to make a judicious decision," Doan said. "To me, there is only one decision, so my life is very simple."
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A disease of vertebrates caused by trypanosomes.
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Now 1-3 (0-1) on the season, the WC Commanders will travel to Louisville to play the Christian Academy-Louisville (CAL) Centurions this Friday night.
CAL, who is coached by former University of Louisville and Carolina Panthers quarterback Stefan LeFors, improved to 4-0 (1-0) on the year with a 62-0 win against the Thomas Nelson Generals last Friday night.
In contrast to the teams the Commanders have played so far this season, the Centurions rely more on their strong air attack rather than their ground game.
On the season, senior quarterback Nathan Christmas has thrown for 564 yards, seven touchdown passes and two interceptions. He has accomplished this with 44 completions on 71 pass attempts for a 61.9 completion percentage.
Christmas' favorite target is senior wide receiver Chad Lewellyn.
According to Rivals, he is a 6'4", 188-pound two-star recruit who has received a Division 1 scholarship offer from Navy University.
Lewellyn has secured 18 catches for 258 yards and three touchdowns on the season.
"They move him around a lot to try to get him in the football," Sagrecy said. "Our goal is to just keep him in front of us and wrap him up when he touches the ball. He's a good player, but one guy can't win a game."
While their strength is their passing game, the Centurions are also a tough running team.
Junior running back Nick Payne has gained 314 yards and six touchdowns on 69 attempts.
Payne isn't targeted often out of the backfield, however, only hauling in three catches for four yards on the season.
With Payne out last week against Thomas Nelson, sophomore running back Tanner Lopez replaced him in the starting lineup and racked up 115 yards and a touchdown on 12 touches.
Lopez did not record a catch in the game, though.
Sagrecy is unsure which running back will start on Friday night, but with either one, he knows their running game will be hard to stop.
"They really use the run to set up the pass, and they do it effectively," Sagrecy said. "They're going to run the ball early, which sets them up with some play-action opportunities, which they love to run. But how successful they are at it will be determined by how we play the run early in the ball game."
WC's last two meetings with CAL have been competitive, with a seven-point loss in 2011 and a 27-3 defeat this past season. In last year's contest, WC's offense was plagued by turnovers, throwing four picks in the game, two of which were returned for touchdowns.
However, in WC's past two meetings with CAL, the Commanders defense has been quite successful, especially at stopping the Centurions' passing attack. Last season, Christmas threw for only 75 yards on 7 of 16 attempts for a completion percentage of 44, and Lewellyn was held to 47 yards on five catches.
They were even more successful the year before, holding CAL's previous quarterback to 62 yards on 4 of 15 passing. Lewellyn hauled in half of those completions for 35 yards and a touchdown.
Friday night's game will serve as both teams' second district game of the season.
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On January 9, 2009, a Boston fire crew's ladder truck, Ladder 26, suffered a catastrophic mechanical failure returning from a call on Mission Hill. Boston fire Lieutenant Kevin Kelley died after the truck slammed into a building on Huntington Ave. It is hard to believe that seven years have passed. Here is a photo of the very solemn moments after Lt. Kelley's BFD colleagues, Boston EMS, and Boston police officials recovered him from the rubble. Needless to say it was a very difficult photo to snap at the time. There was not a dry eye in the area at that moment.
7 years ago, today; Boston fire Lt. Kevin Kelley killed on duty.by markadmin Posted: Saturday, 1/9/2016
My "Shot Heard 'Round the World," Fifteen Years On.by mark Posted: Friday, 1/8/2016
Last week signaled the passing of fifteen years since I photographed an Air India 747 passing directly over the former headquarters of the Boston Herald and "through" a winter's half moon. The photograph was snapped at approximately 3:30pm on January 2, 2001 using one of the first digital cameras that the Herald had, and a 600mm lens with a 2x teleconverter extender. That made the lens a 1200mm F8. The photograph went on the front page of the Herald on January 3rd and the Associated Press picked up and transmitted it worldwide the same day. The next day over 50 newspapers worldwide ran the photo, with the London Independent, The Irish Times and a paper in Hong Kong being some of the many papers who ran it on the front page. It felt great making such a splash and a connection. I started receiving letters from all over the world about the photo. I even received one letter that was delivered to the Herald in an envelope that simply read: To the person who photographed the jet thru the moon, Boston,MA USA. I am still amazed that the letter made it to me. Thanks to the workers at the main post office at Fort Point Channel, Boston for that one. The photo continued on to numerous magazines and many books, 2 of which are seen below. I did not know what airline it was or where it was headed until I received a call from the FAA in Nashua,NH. They asked me what time it was that I photographed it and told me that it was Air India flying from London Heathrow to JFK in NYC. I made lots of friends worldwide. Thanks, as always for being a viewer of my photos and this website.
Light snow too much for MBTA's longer, "Articulated" buses. All my photos. What I saw.by markadmin Posted: Wednesday, 12/30/2015
I have received requests to show more photos of yesterday's incident in which 3 MBTA buses needed help from a "T" tow truck to free them from the small Clarendon St. bridge over the Pike, due to the morning snowfall. Four other buses were impacted and rendered "down" due to the 3 blocked buses. I started my Boston Herald work shift yesterday at 6am with the knowledge that I was going to have to move fast to photograph the snow prior to it changing to sleet and/or rain. I took some photos in Copley Sq. and then headed up Clarendon, toward the South End. Just past the Hancock Tower and Stuart St. I noticed a small backup of traffic. I saw two of these 60′ long buses, stuck near the entrance to the parking garage next door to the rear entrance to the Back Bay MBTA bus turnaround. I parked. I walked up past the buses and noticed another one stuck near the intersection of Columbus Ave. This bus had come out of the bus turnaround and slid within inches of a parked vehicle. Shortly thereafter, 2 more of the articulated buses entered the Clarendon St. area, just having past Stuart St. These 2 buses now became incapacitated because they were caught in the gridlock and could not safely be backed out. The drivers of these 2 buses then put blocks under their tires so that the buses could not move. Now we have a total of 5 incapacitated buses (3 stuck on snow/slush and 2 stuck in the gridlock. All of these buses were Route 39 buses. The buses needing tow truck help had license plate #'s of 1037, 1022, 1220. At this time 2 Transit Police officers arrived and started to direct the morning commute past the stuck buses. These cars were flowing slowly through one small lane. I heard plans to bring in a powerful MBTA tow truck tug. The maintenance workers associated with the tug did a remarkable, speedy job in getting these buses moving. I then noticed two more buses that were unable to get out of the bus turnaround due to the one that was stuck at Columbus and Clarendon. This whole incident took about 1hour, with 5 buses down for the hour and the two that had driven in, down less time than that. Boston Herald reporter Matthew Stout as today's story here.
Boston moons, airplanes, lightning, weather: Part of my year in photos 2015.by markadmin Posted: Sunday, 12/27/2015
Boston moons, airplanes, lightning, weather: Part of my year in photos 2015 included high altitude jets, severe thunderstorms, rising and setting moons, etc. For the News Photography part of my photos of 2015, please click here. I used a Canon 1Dx camera and Canon lenses 800mm lens, a 100-400mm lens and sometimes a 1.4 extender.
Memorable, sometimes sad moments from my year in photos, Boston 2015by markadmin Posted: Monday, 12/14/2015
From young ballerinas readying for their first-of-the-year recital, to a man threatening to jump off the Tobin Bridge, 2015 had many memorable moments that I witnessed. Here are some of them. Photos taken on and off my Boston Herald shift. Thank you to the Herald, and to my subjects, many of whom are first responders.
Pilot in massive Airbus A380 contacts man who photographed plane over Bostonby markadmin Posted: Sunday, 12/6/2015
It is said that inside every aviation enthusiast is a little child. If that's true then it must also be true that this "child" writer feels how a kid must feel on Christmas morning. Shortly after 4pm yesterday, while I was browsing the internet, I noticed on the website planefinder.net that one of the largest planes in the world, the Airbus A380 passenger jet, was 7 miles high (38,000′) over the Portsmouth,NH area. The British Airways jet was traveling south and radar showed the trip was from London to Miami. This is a normal everyday occurence over Boston, as hundreds and hundreds of flights exit and enter the east coast in this fashion. The light was nice and the contrails that these planes produce were large and pluming. I setup a tripod in my driveway in Winthrop,MA. and used a Canon EOS 1DX and a Canon 800mm lens with a 1.4 extender. I waited and at 4:13pm the jet showed itself to be over the North Shore of Boston. I took a few photos and was going to pack up when I noticed a smaller passenger plane, a Southwest 737, from BWI-Portland,ME. heading toward the British Airways jet at 28,000′, or 10,000′ below it. They "crossed" over Franklin,MA., roughly 30 miles away from me. I posted the photos on twitter, with the flight numbers, BA209 and SWA3733. These photos got a good response but when I checked twitter a few minutes before bed last night, there was one twitter message that piqued my interest and gave me a big smile. One of the three crew members that was piloting the massive plane tweeted the following messages, below, after he landed in Miami. Also, please continue to scroll down to see my photos, below. If it is said that aviation brings the world together, and Twitter makes the world smaller, then it must also be said that good old-fashioned manners and friendliness make the world a better place. Peace out!
16 years ago tomorrow. The tragic Worcester Fire that killed 6 city firefighters.by markadmin Posted: Wednesday, 12/2/2015
Tomorrow marks the 16th anniversary of the Worcester Cold Storage & Warehouse Company fire that killed six firefighters. The dead included: FF Jeremiah Lucey, Timothy Jackson, Jeremiah Lucey, James Lyons III, Joseph McGuirk, and fire Lt. Thomas Spencer. Some of my photos from that week are seen below, as I was on assignment for the Boston Herald.
Multiple exposure photography of airliner landing in Boston. How I did it.by markadmin Posted: Monday, 10/19/2015
I have received questions about my settings for this type of photograph. The first photo, at top, was photographed last night, Sunday October 18, at 6:06pm. It is Aer Lingus flight EIN 139, a Dublin to Boston Airbus A330. I used a Canon camera and a 100-400mm lens at 176mm. Speed was ISO/ASA 1000. Shutter speed 1/400th of a second at F5 aperture.
I set the camera fire 5 bursts on the same frame. A 5 multiple exposure photo, with each snap at 1.2 second intervals. A tripod is a must as the city skyline will actually be photographed 5 separate, and thus has to be lined up the same each time.
The bottom photo, a 6 image multiple exposure, was snapped on Saturday night at 5:49pm. ISO/ASA 320 with a lens of 200mm. Shutter speed of 1/320th of a second at F5, with a 1.5 second interval between snaps. These photo are a lot of fun, especially when the wind kicked up and the jet lands somewhat sideways.
Scenes from yesterday's Challenged Athletes Foundation Össur Mobility Clinic in Bostonby markadmin Posted: Sunday, 10/18/2015
The Challenged Athletes Foundation presented their Össur Running and Mobility Clinic yesterday at the Boston Sports Club in South Boston. Dozens of people, wearing prosthetics, including Jane Richard and Heather Abbott, survivors of the 2013 Boston Marathon attacks, took part in the calisthenics-filledevent. The Heather Abbott Foundation presented a grant to Kori Tickel, n 8-year-old girl Somerset,MA. girl who lost a leg in a lawnmower accident. Tickel, the Abbott Foundation's 2nd recipient, received a special prosthesis designed to help her run and play. Below are my captioned photos from Saturday's event.
My Technique/Settings for Shooting Boston's Lunar Eclipse/Super Blood Moon, 09/28/15.by markadmin Posted: Monday, 9/28/2015
I shot this, below, a 7 frame multiple exposure of the lunar eclipse, from Memorial Drive in Cambridge. There was no "photoshop" or "stacking" post process. This was an in-camera production. I used a tripod, a Canon EOS- 1DX camera, a Canon 100-400mm 11 lens, and a Canon 24-105mm lens. I also used a sharpie magic marker and a piece of clear tape, I will explain the tape and marker later. I used the short zoom lens to shoot the skyline. I then used the 100-400mm, at 400mm, to shoot the moon's phases at roughly 14 minute intervals, by using the Live View function of the camera. That is, I viewed, live, the scene from the large screen on the back of the 1DX. That is how I used the tape and marker to help me line up the moon(s). The moon's exposures started out at 500asa (iso) at 1/1000th of a second at F5.6-ish, and then I gradually had to compensate for the shadow by giving it some more time, like 1/500th, 1/250th and so on down the line unit a very slow shutter speed was needed to get the red in the last moon. There is some artistic license involved here, i.e the moons are bigger in my photo and lower than one would have seen with the naked eye. My shot appeared in the September 28th edition of the Boston Herald.


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In his annual Waitangi address, Prime Minister John Key said the day is becoming a moment to look forward at the future of New Zealand, but feared extremists will erode the event's significance and the public's good will.
While there is no other day that carries such a weight of New Zealand's history, we are by nature not a flag waving nation, Key said.
"From time to time, governments and others have tried to engender a greater sense of national participation around this day. It would be good to see but I'm not sure we can or should try to force it," he said.
Key said making headway with Treaty settlements had helped turn the day into an occasion to look to the future, rather than the past.
"We have given priority to the settlement process because it is in everyone's interests to get the jobdone," he said.
"Within each of those iwi that has settled, a new generation has been freed from carrying the legacywhich has been handed down for, in many cases, more than 100 years," said Key.
He said energy which was once spent on fixing past injustices would now be spent on taking advantage of future opportunities, and he encouraged Northland iwi to reach an agreement on settlements.
"The biggest stimulus on the horizon will come when Treaty settlements are reached on all the claims here, financially empowering iwi and injecting several hundred million dollars into the local economy."
The success of Treaty settlements relies on public consensus about the benefits of the process, and extremist action, including at Waitangi has the potential to erode that public support, he said.
"It is that consensus that also allows us, in government, to be innovative about ideas that, for example, might lift Maori educational achievement and economic participation," Key said.
"Public goodwill should not be taken for granted."
Key accused activists of being short-sighted in their use of tactics and language, that it isolated the public and defeated support for initiatives aimed at turning around the situations they were protesting about.
"All of us are aware that there are many Maori who are not doing as well as they could. You can see it in some of our classrooms and in some of our homes. At its worst you see it on some of our streets and certainly in our prisons."
The priority for turning the statistics around was young people and their outcome in education, Key said, adding while Maori achievement standards had improved they still sat below the national average.
"Turning around the current waste of human potential would do more for Maori and for New Zealand than probably any other single change," Key said.
The problems that divided the country now could be the issues that brought all of New Zealand together to solve them, he said.
"The challenge for Maori and non-Maori is to continue to commit ourselves to achieving that equal opportunity, and to maximising its advantages for the good of individuals, whanau, hapu and iwi and, ultimately, for all New Zealand society."
A crowd of hundreds gathered on the Treaty Grounds at Waitangi this morning for the annual dawn service.
The congregation of politicians, military, local iwi tourists and Kiwis from across the country braved a cold, clear morning at the Treaty meeting house for the ceremony.
Led, last minute, by a cheeky Hohepa Rudolph, his humour provided a light-hearted side to a the formality of Waitangi.
After being initially introduced as the leader of the opposition, PKey led a prayer praising the courage, wisdom and foresight of those who laid the foundation for the country on this day in 1840. Key also paid tribute to New Zealand troops overseas and the late Sir Paul Holmes.
The real leader of the opposition, David Shearer, continued his push for positive celebrations on Waitangi Day in a prayer that gave thanks for New Zealand's multi-cultural society.
Maori party leader Pita Sharples, Mana's Hone Harawira and Metiria Turei were also called on to offer prayers.
But the morning's highlight was Rudolph.
Hailing from the small town of Pawarenga in the far North, Rudolph gently mocked his hometown.
"God took six days to create the earth," he said.
"He rested on the seventh and then woke up on the eighth and said 's**t I forgot Pawarenga'," sending laughter through the crowd.
The Catholic Rudolph continued with comedy, joking that when he asked his grandparents why they were always kneeling and praying, they would respond: "Because when we opened our eyes all our land was gone."
As the service finished to a lone bagpiper, preparations for the day of festivities could be seen and smelled across the upper and lower Treaty grounds, as thousands descend on Waitangi for a day of food, music and celebration.
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Stormy weather ahead: a gunmetal-grey early morning view of the MS Athena, survivor of a famous maritime disaster (see below), in the process of berthing at Cruise Terminal 3 (CT3) on the Admiralty Pier of the Western Docks, aided by two bollard-pull tugs: DHB Dauntless (on the left; IMO 9190456) and DHB Doughty (on the right; IMO 9190468).
The bow of the MS Athena (alt. MV Athena) is pointing towards the Western Entrance with the Straits of Dover and English Channel beyond; the Cliffs of France can be seen on higher resolutions.
The Western Entrance is formed by the Southern Breakwater, out-of-shot to the left, and the Admiralty Pier behind the ship on the right.
The MS Athena, chartered by tour operator Page and Moy for the 2010 summer season, has just finished "A Taste of Europe", her last summer cruise this year, which began in Dover on Friday, the 3rd of September with the following itinerary: Dover - Amsterdam (Netherlands, Holland; Anne Frank house, Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh Museum) - Zeebrugge (Belgium; for Bruges or Ghent) - Honfleur (France; Saint Catherine Church, Monet's Garden at Giverny, or Paris) .
Also in port this day: the Grand Mistral and Costa Atlantica passenger ships.
Views of the MS Athena taken on Friday, 20th of August, 2010: MS Athena Cruise Ship before the White Cliffs of Dover and MS Athena Cruise Ship before the Southern Breakwater.
This Dover Harbour photo was taken at 6.31 am on Tuesday, 7th of September, 2010, from the Lighthouse end of the Prince of Wales Pier.
The two Dover Harbour Board tugs, along with the DHB David Church dredger, berth in the Tug Haven of the Tidal Harbour.
MS Athena, like the MS Princess Dapne, is a cruise ship owned and operated by Classic International Cruises of the World Cruises Agency. She was built in 1948 as the MS Stockholm by Götaverken in Gothenburg for the Swedish America Line (SAL). Since her career with SAL she has sailed under the names MS Völkerfreundschaft, MS Volker, MS Fridtjof Nansen, MS Italia I, MS Italia Prima, MS Valtur Prima and MS Caribe, before beginning service under her current name. (1)
As Stockholm she was best known for colliding with the SS Andrea Doria in 1956, resulting in the sinking of the latter ship:
On the night of July 25, 1956, at 11:10 PM, in heavy fog in the North Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Nantucket, the Stockholm and the Andrea Doria of the Italian Line collided in what was to become one of history's most famous maritime disasters. (1)
Although most passengers and crew survived the collision, the larger Andrea Doria luxury liner capsized and sank the following morning. Owing to the collision, 50% of the Andrea Doria's lifeboats were unusable. However, a number of ships responded and provided assistance, which averted a massive loss of life like that suffered by the RMS Titanic over 40 years earlier. (1) (see the Charles Lightoller of the Titanic, 8 East Cliff, Dover photo)
Five crew members on the Stockholm were killed instantly and several more were trapped in the wrecked bow. Despite its having sunk about three feet (0.9 m), the crippled Stockholm helped in the rescue and ended up carrying 327 passengers and 245 crewmembers from the Andrea Doria, in addition to her own passengers and crew. After Andrea Doria sank, Stockholm sailed to New York City under her own power and arrived on July 27. The crushed bow portion was repaired at a cost of 1 million US dollars three months later. (1)
MS Athena Career (1)
Name: 1948 - 1960: MS Stockholm, 1960 - 1985: MS Völkerfreundschaft, 1985 - 1986: MS Volker, 1986 - 1993: MS Fridtjof Nansen, 1993 - 1994: MS Italia I, 1994 - 1998: MS Italia Prima, 1998 - 2002: MS Valtur Prima, 2002 - 2005: MS Caribe, 2005 - present: MS Athena
Owner: 1948 - 1960: Swedish America Line, 1960 - 1985: VEB Deutsche Seereederei, 1985 - 1989: Neptunus Rex Enterprises, 1989 - 1994: StarLauro, 1994 - 2002: Nina Cia. di Navigazione, 2002 - 2004: Festival Cruises, 2004 - present: Nina SpA
Operator: 1948 - 1960: Swedish America Line, 1960 - 1966: VEB Deutsche Seereederei, 1966 - 1985: VEB Deutsche Seereederei (summer seasons)/Stena Line (winter seasons), 1985 - 1994: laid up/rebuilt, 1994 - 1995:Nina Cia. di Navigazione, 1995 - 1998: Neckermann Seereisen, 1998: laid up, 1998 - 2001: Valtur Tourist, 2001 - 2002: laid up, 2002 - 2004: Festival Cruises, 2004 - 2005: laid up, 2005 - present: Classic International Cruises
Port of registry: 1948 - 1960: Gothenburg, Sweden, 1960 - 1985: Rostock, East Germany, 1985 - 1989: Panama City, Panama, 1989 - 2004: Naples, Italy, 2004 - present: Lisbon, Portugal
Ordered: October 1944
Builder: Götaverken, Gothenburg, Sweden
Yard number: 611
Launched: 9 September 1946
Christened: 9 September 1946
Acquired: 7 February 1948
In service: 21 February 1948
Identification: Swedish Official Number 8926 (1948), Italian Official Number 1749 (1993)
Status: In service
General characteristics (as built) (1)
Type: Ocean liner
Tonnage: 12,165 GRT
Length: 160.08 m (525 ft 2 in)
Beam: 21.04 m (69 ft 0 in)
Draught: 7.90 m (25 ft 11 in)
Installed power: 2 × 8-cylinder Götaverken diesels, combined 12,000 hp (8,900 kW)
Speed: 17 kn (31.48 km/h)
Capacity: 390 passengers, 4,700 metric tons deadweight (DWT)
General characteristics (currently) (1) (2)
Type: Cruise ship
Tonnage: 15,614 GRT
Decks: 8
Installed power: 2 × Wärtsilä 16V32 diesels 14,300 hp (10,700 kW)
Speed: 19 kn (35.19 km/h)
Capacity: 556 passengers
Call Sign: CQRV
IMO number: 5383304
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Click to see all Cruise Ship and Tug photos (related tags: Boats, Ferries, Lifeboats, Navy, Sailing Ships, Ships, and Workboats).
(1) Wikipedia entry for MS Athena (2) Marinetraffic entry for MS Athena
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Very nice capture - Best regards from Athens - LIKE
Christos Theodorou, on March 19th, 2011, said:
Very nice capture - Best regards from Athens - LIKE
Thank you again, Christos - Greetings from Dover, England!
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Nice capture! Good luck.
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Nice capture! Good luck.
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Thank you, Maria - Regards from Dover, England!
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Greetings from Greece.
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Thank you, Panos - Greetings from Dover, England!
Deosebita si interesanta imagine!Like +Vot
Multe salutari si..Sarbatori fericite!Lidia
Nicoara Lidia, on April 20th, 2011, said:
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Multe salutari si..Sarbatori fericite! Lidia
Vă mulţumesc, Lidia - Salutări de la Dover, Anglia!
You have a good gallery of photos, and like the write-ups. Liked this one especially.
falconlock, on May 14th, 2011, said:
You have a good gallery of photos, and like the write-ups. Liked this one especially.
I sometimes wonder if I spend too much time on the captions so its especially nice to get a comment like yours - thank you! :)
This photo also appears on the Pinterest Dover Cruise Ships board:
MS Athena Cruise Ship and Tugs, Western Entrance, Port of Dover, England
Until 2012, the MS Athena was operated by Classic International Cruises, as the Athena. In 2013, it was transferred to Portuscale Cruises and renamed MS Azores.
When in range of AIS, the vessel's current position is now shown at:
The Automatic Identification System (AIS) is an automatic tracking system used on ships and by vessel traffic services (VTS) for identifying and locating vessels by electronically exchanging data with other nearby ships and AIS Base stations. AIS information supplements marine radar, which continues to be the primary method of collision avoidance for water transport.
Photo taken in Unnamed Road, Dover, Kent CT17, UK
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For any of you who love football and missed Friday night's matchup between Kathleen and Lakeland - wow!
This game had all one would expect from a crosstown rivalry. The intensity showed by the Kathleen Red Devils was unbelievable - they never gave up. Their fourth-quarter comeback drive made it one of the best high school games I have ever seen. Remember, this was between a 5A team ranked No. 1 in the nation and 3A Kathleen. One interception with 17 seconds left on the clock was the difference in the outcome of the game.
Kathleen may not have won on the scoreboard, but they won in the hearts of their fans by showing that Red Devil football is as good as it gets. Too bad this game was not on ESPN, because this was as good as any college game I have seen. I am sure the Lakeland Dreadnaught fans will agree this game had so much more excitement than games played in the past in which they outscored their opponents by 50 points or more.
This is what Friday-night football is about - the fans and the excitement in the air, and, believe me, there was a lot of excitement all the way until the end.
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The 2015 MVS Tournament will be held at Smith Park in Middletown, Ohio. The tournament will be held October 31st and November 1st, 2015 and is a single game elimination. The address for the park is:Smith Park 500 Tytus Ave. Middletown, OH 45042 There will be a mandatory coaches meeting on October 26th, 2015. The location and times are as follows: Madison High School 5797 W. Alexandria Rd. Middletown, Ohio 45042 Kicker/Strikers Check-In 5:30 p.m. Meeting 6:00 p.m. Wings Check-In 6:00 p.m. Meeting 6:30 p.m. Passers Check-In 6:30 p.m. Meeting 7:00 p.m. **Please check with your District Rep. about the paperwork that needs to be brought to the meeting.


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