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Ewan Easton, 19, from Bearsden in Glasgow, has died after a fall in the French Alps near Grenoble. He was climbing in the... Read more
A 10-year-old girl saved her injured father who fell while climbing with her in Austria.The German girl was with her 39-year-old... Read more
A while back, the BBC advertised for anyone who wanted to take part in a reality-TV SAS-style survival skills show. That included... Read more
Starting tomorrow [August 24], Sir Chris Bonington will be relaying back his exploits from the \"unclimbed, unexplored\" mountain... Read more
The BMC is calling for a full public inquiry into FMD, saying it is concerned that the three (!) inquiries announced aren't... Read more
Two British climbers have been shot and wounded by French gypsies, after they turned up at what they thought was a public... Read more
Klem Loskot might be good on dry rock, but the Dorset deep water stuff is maybe different. But what we like is, he\'s always... Read more
Six Sheffield-based climbers have climbed Torssukatak Fjord\'s stunning \'Baroness\' wall in a three-week visit. The 600m... Read more
The Stanage bus service, intended to be an environment- and climber-friendly way to get folk from the centre of Sheffield to the... Read more
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Since his accident on the North Face of the Droites in 1999, Scottish climber and quadruple amputee Jamie Andrew has been... Read more
US climber Alex Honnold has continued his tour of the UK by stopping off at Fair Head, Northern Ireland. Yesterday evening... Read more
Alex Megos has made the FFA (First Foreign Ascent) of Ben Moon's Hubble at Raven Tor. Ben made the first ascent in 1990 and... Read more
The readers of UKClimbing and UKHillwalking have shown overwhelming support for remaining in the EU. The final question of... Read more
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Hospital announces no jobs lost due to funding cuts
Echuca Regional Health has advised while funding cuts will result in a staff employment freeze, no jobs will be lost.KATHLEEN TONINI January 17, 2013 4:01am
Echuca Regional Health will not lose jobs as a result of recent funding cuts.
Last week there were reports some Victorian hospitals would cut jobs and close beds to cope with federal funding reductions.
ERH chief executive Michael Delahunty said the hospital would not sack anyone, though there would be an employment freeze.
He said as well as no new positions, if a staff member retired they would not be replaced.
The hospital's usual scheduled low-activity period was extended for another week to factor in more than $400,000 worth of cuts to this year's hospital budget.
There will be no elective surgery this week and some staff will remain on leave.
While the Victorian Government has blamed the Federal Government for reducing funding for hospitals, Federal Health Minister Tanya Plibersek has pointed the finger at the state government.
A spokesperson for Tanya Plibersek said the Federal Government was actually increasing funding for Victoria, with health funding to increase by 26 per cent over the next four years.
But when the Victorian Health Minister David Davis visited Echuca hospital recently, he said the reduced funding was totally attributable to Federal cuts to health funding.
Mr Davis described the reduction of the funding pool as unjustified and unprecedented.
''To do those cuts in the middle of the year means that the impact on hospitals and health services will be amplified and the impact on patients will be increased,'' he said.
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Blue of football, netball arenas
The Goulburn Valley Football League is again support Victoria Police's Blue Ribbon Foundation.
Promoted: Damian Drum has a plan to fix problems
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Promoted: Damian Drum has a plan to fix problems
One message has come through loud and clear to me during this long campaign
Echuca Police Station on track for December
ECHUCA'S new police station is on track for completion at the end of December.
Promoted: Damian Drum has a plan to fix problems
One message has come through loud and clear to me during this long campaign
Promoted: Damian Drum has a plan to fix problems
One message has come through loud and clear to me during this long campaign
Swans flex muscles
Avenel win easy
Hall offence
Berrigan Shire councillor Daryll Morris says he has been sickened by some of the vitriol and personal attacks to surface since the council's proposal to redevelop Finley's Memorial Hall and School of Arts site was revealed in October last year.
Heathcote farmers can learn a watered down plan
MANSFIELD beef producers Jeremy and Sally Madin say there are valuable lessons to be learned around managing farm dams after several dry seasons with minimal run-off.
SES funded
Moira Shire Council has bucked a trend of Victorian councils cutting funding to State Emergency Service units, committing to continue local funding.
Wharton's the top gun
Deniliquin's Ryan Wharton took out High Gun honours at Deniliquin Field & Game's monthly shoot.
Murray Goulburn opens with $4.31
Murray Goulburn will open with $4.31/kg milk price for the 2016-2017 year.
So close, yet so far
Benalla All Blacks go down to reigning premiers by a point.
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DVD quality is substandard,
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This review is from: Massenet Cendrillon [DVD] [2012] [NTSC] (DVD)
This is a nice performance of a rare opera. Brussels mounted the same production end of 2011 with a better cast and with a better conductor, who assured that their performance was much more sparkling as the version from London that is on this DVD. The Brussels performance was filmed and was streamed on the website of La Monnaie. Hopefully this will get a blu-ray release also.
The technical quality of this Virgin Classics DVD is not great. Still puzzles me why EMI keeps releasing their production just on DVD and not on the far superior medium of blu-ray. The master is not the problem in this case, as cinema showings and HD broadcasts have proven. A missed opportunity.
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ANGAIR (Anglesea, Aireys Inlet Society for the Protection of Flora and Fauna) is dedicated to protecting our indigenous flora and fauna, and to maintaining the natural beauty of Anglesea and Aireys Inlet and their local environments. It was established in 1969 through the influence of a local resident Mrs Edith Lawn. Read more about our achievements over the last 40 years.
We hope you enjoy your visit to the ANGAIR website and will consider joining our Society. If you are interested in the environment, want to learn more about the flora and fauna found in it, and wish to conserve it for future generations, you will gain enormous satisfaction and enjoyment from being an ANGAIR member.
Sixteen hardy people braved the early morning chill to join the Get to Know Our Tracks walk on Saturday 25 June. Our route included parts of both the Surf Coast Walk and the Anglesea Perimeter Track (eastern loop).
This is one of the most memorable days in forty years of wader migration studies in Australia. All four of the remaining satellite-tagged Grey Plovers have reached their breeding grounds in Siberia!
Rebecca Hosking from Aireys Inlet took these beautiful photos behind Lorne in the Otways around Mt Sabine road and Mt Cowley on 24 June 2016.
Continuing our observations of greenhoods in the district we are still finding good specimens of the Banded Greenhood, Pterostylis sanguinea, featured in our June report.
Walking my favourite cliff top track recently, I was amazed how the Cypress Daisy-bush, Olearia teretifolia really stand out in this sea of grey foliage.
There have been several reports of a Great Frigatebird seen flying over various areas of the Mornington Peninsula and Port Philip Bay.
On a crisp, sunny morning nine ANGAIR members went on a nature ramble at the Elizabeth Street Reserve, part of the Anglesea Bushland Reserve. This is an area of heathland with some woody areas.
Five of our members and Morgan (a Year 10 Work Experience student from Lorne P-12 College) joined Rani from DELWP on our June survey.
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Coast Teatree Leptospermum laevigatum is a native to other areas of eastern Australia but has been declared a weed because it grows vigorously and threatens to overcome areas occupied by indigenous species. It is a woody shrub or small tree with grey-green leaves and white, five-petalled flowers. Because Leptospermum retain their woody seeds it is difficult to prevent them being eaten by birds and then being distributed throughout the district..
More details about these weeds can be found in the archive of Weeds of the Month.
ANGAIR membership gives you access to a range of great activities and benefits. Learn more about all these benefits as well as how to sign up and renew.
There are a number of wonderful local Friends Groups that provide ANGAIR members and the community with opportunities for involvement.


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Report: Lindsay Lohan Leaves Beach Pad After Tsunami Warning
Lindsay Lohan has temporarily left her beach pad in Venice, California, it has been claimed. According to TMZ, the "Labor Pains" actress has evacuated her condominium after the tsunami warning was issued for Southern California in the wake of the 8.9 magnitude earthquake that hit Japan on Friday, March 11.
Words are, the 24-year-old herself was not too worried about her beach area apartment, but decided to listen to sister Ali Lohan, who was pretty much anxious about the warning. Leaving her apartment for higher grounds, the "Freaky Friday" star has reportedly stayed at The Peninsula Hotel in Beverly Hills.
Lindsay wasn't the only celebrities evacuating in fear of tsunami. Summit Entertainment has recently confirmed that the cast and crew of "The Twilight Saga's Breaking Dawn" have been evacuated from the set at Vancouver Island beach area in British Columbia to base camp. In the statement, the studio assured, "Everyone is safe and sound."
While tsunami warning was issued for Southern California, most of the U.S. state's region actually escaped harm. Still, powerful waves have battered ports and harbors in four Northern California counties, forcing California Government Jerry Brown to issue a state of emergency in Santa Cruz, San Mateo, Del Norte and Humboldt.
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The new Flat Rock Meijer is now opening the Recruitment Event to walk-in applications. See the attached flyer for details. The store is located at 26100 Vreeland Road. You can also apply online at meijer.com/jobs. See the flyer below for more details. Meijer Recruitment Flyer - Flat Rock […] Read More
2016 Summer Blast This Weekend June 10th – 12th
Music, Cars, 5K Run and LOTS more this weekend at the 2016 SummerBlast. New this year is the first annual Flat Rock Summer Blast Kirby 5K Run/Walk, sponsored by Kirby Church. This will take place Saturday Morning starting at 9:30 AM at HuRoc Park. For all the information on this 5 K Run/Walk click HERE. Note; Shuttle service is available for runners at the 5K Run and Walk.
Also new at the SummerBlast for 2016 is the 3rd Annual "Cruzin' Flat Rock Auto/Truck and Motorcycle Show". Cash Prizes and Trophy's Available for First, Second And Third in 5 Categories. For more information from the Cruzin' Flat Rock Show Facebook Page click here, or the Riverfest Website Click Here.
There will be MUSIC all three days.
Summer Blast Music Lineup
Friday June 10
Stone Blue Steel 4 to 5:30 PM
Cruizin' Jupiter 6 to 7:30 PM
Phoenix Theory 8 to 10 PM
Fireworks (rain date is Saturday) 10 PM
Saturday June 11
Summer Blast Lip Sink Battle 12:00 to 1PM
Spectrum Project 2:30 to 4PM
Boneshakerz 4:30 to 6 PM
(Taylor Hicks Setup & Sound Check) 6 to 7PM
Daniel Harrison & the $2 Highway 7:30 to 8:30 PM
TAYLOR HICKS 9 to 11 PM
Sunday June 12
Lisa's Dance Factory performance 11 AM—12:30 PM
Nandez 2 PM to 3 PM
Rick Lieder Trio 3:30 to 5:30 PM
Parrots of the Caribbean 6 PM to 8 PM
Click here for information Bios on all the bands.
Where to Park
We offer a convenient FREE SHUTTLE SERVICE during all festival hours. Park your vehicle at the Flat Rock High School or at the Flat Rock Plaza on Telegraph Road and hop on the FREE SHUTTLES to get to and from the festival. Shuttles will run at least every 15 minutes. There are also limited parking spaces near the park entrance for a fee. Due to the growing popularity of the Flat Rock Summer Blast, we strongly encourage you to utilize the free shuttle service. Click here to see a map.
Visit us often for updates on activities in the Downtown area or updates on businesses.


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The team tastes some of the best chili in Metro Atlanta, explores Georgia's second largest art museum, dines downtown at Aviva and more! Thursday, June 30 at 8 PM
National Signing Day is over and the reigning AAAAAA Champions, the Colquitt County Packers, had 25 players sign letters of intent on National Signing Day. I had a chance to go one-on-one with Head... MORE
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Monsoon's here but why isn't it pouring, ask worried farmers
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MUNICH, Nov.13, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- ELECTRONICA -- To most technologists, cloud computing is about applications, servers, storage and connectivity. To Texas Instruments Incorporated (TI) (NASDAQ: TXN) it means much more. Today, TI is unveiling a BETTER way to cloud with six new multicore System-on-Chips (SoCs). Based on its award winning KeyStone architecture, TI's SoCs are designed to revitalize cloud computing, inject new verve and excitement into pivotal infrastructure systems and, despite their feature rich specifications and superior performance, actually reduce energy consumption.
To view the multimedia assets associated with this release, please click: http://www.multivu.com/mnr/54044-texas-instruments-keystone-multicore-socs-revitalize-cloud-applications
To TI, a BETTER way to cloud means:
- Safer communities thanks to enhanced weather modeling;
- Higher returns from time sensitive financial analysis;
- Improved productivity and safety in energy exploration;
- Faster commuting on safer highways in safer cars;
- Exceptional video on any screen, anywhere, any time;
- More productive and environmentally friendly factories; and
- An overall reduction in energy consumption for a greener planet.
TI's new KeyStone multicore SoCs are enabling this – and much more. These 28-nm devices integrate TI's fixed-and floating-point TMS320C66x digital signal processor (DSP) generation cores – yielding the best performance per watt ratio in the DSP industry – with multiple ARM® Cortex™-A15 MPCore™ processors – delivering unprecedented processing capability combined with low power consumption – facilitating the development of a wide-range of infrastructure applications that can enable more efficient cloud experiences. The unique combination of Cortex-A15 processors and C66x DSP cores, with built-in packet processing and Ethernet switching, is designed to efficiently offload and enhance the cloud's first generation general purpose servers; servers that struggle with big data applications like high performance computing and video processing.
"Using multicore DSPs in a cloud environment enables significant performance and operational advantages with accelerated compute intensive cloud applications," said Rob Sherrard, VP of Service Delivery, Nimbix. "When selecting DSP technology for our accelerated cloud compute environment, TI's KeyStone multicore SoCs were the obvious choice. TI's multicore software enables easy integration for a variety of high performance cloud workloads like video, imaging, analytics and computing and we look forward to working with TI to help bring significant OPEX savings to high performance compute users."
TI's six new high-performance SoCs include the 66AK2E02, 66AK2E05, 66AK2H06, 66AK2H12, AM5K2E02 and AM5K2E04, all based on the KeyStone multicore architecture. With KeyStone's low latency high bandwidth multicore shared memory controller (MSMC), these new SoCs yield 50 percent higher memory throughput when compared to other RISC-based SoCs. Together, these processing elements, with the integration of security processing, networking and switching, reduce system cost and power consumption, allowing developers to support the development of more cost-efficient, green applications and workloads, including high performance computing, video delivery and media and image processing. With the matchless combination TI has integrated into its newest multicore SoCs, developers of media and image processing applications will also create highly dense media solutions.
KeyStone Multicore SoC
1 Cortex-A15 processor
1 C66x DSP
4 Cortex-A15 processors
1 C66x DSP
Enterprise video, IP cameras (IPNC), traffic systems (ITS), video analytics, industrial imaging, voice gateways, portable medical devices
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4 C66x DSPs
4 Cortex-A15 processors
8 C66x DSPs
High performance computing, media processing, video conferencing, off-line image processing & analytics, video recorders (DVR/NVR), gaming, virtual desktop infrastructure, medical imaging
2 Cortex-A15 processors
4 Cortex-A15 processors
Cloud infrastructure, routers, switches, networking control plane, wireless transport, radio network control, industrial sensor control
"Visionary and innovative are two words that come to mind when working with TI's KeyStone devices," said Joe Ye, CEO, CyWee. "Our goal is to offer solutions that merge the digital and physical worlds, and with TI's new SoCs we are one step closer to making this a reality by pushing state-of-the-art video to virtualized server environments. Our collaboration with TI should enable developers to deliver richer multimedia experiences in a variety of cloud-based markets, including cloud gaming, virtual office, video conferencing and remote education."
Simplified development with complete tools and support
TI continues to ease development with its scalable KeyStone architecture, comprehensive software platform and low-cost tools. In the past two years, TI has developed over 20 software compatible multicore devices, including variations of DSP-based solutions, ARM-based solutions and hybrid solutions with both DSP and ARM-based processing, all based on two generations of the KeyStone architecture. With compatible platforms across TI's multicore DSPs and SoCs, customers can more easily design integrated, power and cost-efficient products for high-performance markets from a range of devices, starting at just $30 and operating at a clock rate of 850MHz all the way to 15GHz of total processing power.
TI is also making it easier for developers to quickly get started with its KeyStone multicore solutions by offering easy-to-use, evaluation modules (EVMs) for less than $1K, reducing developers' programming burdens and speeding development time with a robust ecosystem of multicore tools and software.
In addition, TI's Design Network features a worldwide community of respected and well established companies offering products and services that support TI multicore solutions. Companies offering supporting solutions to TI's newest KeyStone-based multicore SoCs include 3L Ltd., 6WIND, Advantech, Aricent, Azcom Technology, Canonical, CriticalBlue Enea, Ittiam Systems, Mentor Graphics, mimoOn, MontaVista Software, Nash Technologies, PolyCore Software and Wind River.
Availability and pricing
TI's 66AK2Hx SoCs are currently available for sampling, with broader device availability in 1Q13 and EVM availability in 2Q13. AM5K2Ex and 66AK2Ex samples and EVMs will be available in the second half of 2013. Pricing for these devices will start at $49 for 1 KU.
Visit TI @ Electronica 2012
While at Electronica, visit TI at Booth 420 (Hall A4) to learn more about the latest embedded processing and analog news, and to check out a broad range of TI-based demos. For more information please visit www.ti.com/electronica2012.
Do MORE with MULTICORE:
- Learn more about TI's newest KeyStone SoCs
- Read the "better way to cloud" white paper
- Watch the product overview video and most recent Ask The Experts videos
- View more cloud-based experiences
- Learn more about TI multicore
- Engage with engineers and TI experts on the TI E2E™ Community and Multicore Mix blog
- Follow TI on Twitter and become a fan of TI on Facebook
About TI's KeyStone multicore architecture
TI's KeyStone multicore architecture is the platform for true multicore innovation, offering developers a robust portfolio of high performance, low-power multicore devices. Unleashing breakthrough performance, the KeyStone architecture is the foundation upon which TI's new TMS320C66x DSP generation was developed. KeyStone differs from any other multicore architecture as it has the capacity to provide full processing capability to every core in a multicore device. KeyStone-based devices are optimized for high performance markets including wireless base stations, mission critical, test and automation, medical imaging and high performance computing. Learn more at www.ti.com/multicore.
About the Texas Instruments ARM® Processor Portfolio
TI's extensive ARM processor portfolio offers optimized silicon, software and development tools for industries such as automotive, industrial, cloud infrastructure, computing, healthcare, education, retail and home and building automation. With more than 500 ARM products that start at $1 and scale up to 5 GHz in performance, TI has shipped more than seven billion ARM-based processors since 1993, including ARM Cortex-A, Cortex-R and Cortex-M foundations. For more information, visit www.ti.com/arm.
About Texas Instruments
Texas Instruments semiconductor innovations help 90,000 customers unlock the possibilities of the world as it could be – smarter, safer, greener, healthier and more fun. Our commitment to building a better future is ingrained in everything we do – from the responsible manufacturing of our semiconductors, to caring for our employees, to giving back inside our communities. This is just the beginning of our story. Learn more at www.ti.com.
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40 Years - Then Death Lyrics
Artist: TISM
Album: Great Truckin' Songs Of The Renaissance
All that's good, all that's right;
Everything hot, all that's tight;
Women, men, pubescent girls,
Never again to finger their curls
On their heads so exquisite -
Never again to visit
The palace, the palace of love.
Forty years of livin' - then death,
That's all that's left;
Forty years - then death.
Forty years - all that's left.
The work, it is just beginin'
As my hair, it begins thinin';
Pleasure is past, the end
Of all that's dear, as friend
And foe alike disappear -
Never again to visit
The palace, the palace of love.
Perfume! The smell of perfume
Is forgotten, and the shape of the room
And the sheets on her bed
Disappear forever from my head.
No more the sudden thrill
As I dip into the swill -
Never again to visit
The palace, the palace of love.
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Mommy and Mikel Go for a Walkby Ann (Ana) Morris, Anne Morris
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"Mommy and Mikel Go for a Walk" is based on a true story held in Ms. Morris' heart for over a decade. Mikel is her son, now an adult. The spirit and the events of the story are true. This book is dedicated to Mikel, her first inspiration.
"Mommy and Mikel Go for a Walk" is based on a true story held in Ms. Morris' heart for over a decade. Mikel is her son, now an adult. The spirit and the events of the story are true. This book is dedicated to Mikel, her first inspiration.
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- 09/26/2011
- Pages:
- 36
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- 8.50(w) x 8.50(h) x 0.09(d)
- Age Range:
- 8 - 12 Years
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A refreshing change from the movie and comic book tie-ins that seem to make up so much of children's literature these days. On the surface, this is just a deceptively simple story about a mother and a son going for an everyday walk together. There's a lot more going on here than that, though. First, "Mommy works a lot," making this a special one on one time. As the story progresses, we are shown the wonderful bond between the mother and son, made manifest in Mommy's patience and willingness to answer every question asked of her, and in Mikel's trust that Mommy's answers are correct. When Mommy doesn't have an answer, she doesn't cop out and give some lame answer like, "Well, maybe you'll learn this in school." Instead, she takes steps to find the answer and in doing so, she is showing Mikel how to go about finding things like this out. For an adult, reading this book to a child, there are a couple of messages here that Ms. Morris gets across without sermonizing. First, the time spent together between a child and parent is precious, that the memories produced will last a lifetime. Equally importantly, a parent will be reminded that they are their child's first and most important teacher.
"A great honest and fun read for you and your child!" This is a refreshingly honest story that both children and adults can identify with. A true story about time spent together and learning as we go in life. A great story for you to share with your child! A story to enjoy over and over again!
An adventure in Learning! The story was more than just taking a walk with your mom, it was seeing things out in the world and then wanting to learn from them. It was a great story for any child who loves picture books and animals. The story shows that we learn from just exploring our world, and asking questions. When we don't know the answers, we strive to find our answers and learn. A wonderful story. Recommend it to any child, even those who can only look at the pictures.
This was a cute book that was educational and fun for kids to read. I would definitely read other books by this author.
Rarely can you find a book about a mother and a young son's adventures. I loved reading and feeling the warmth in their relationship.
Very cute and educating book for children. Made me laugh and I could relate the characters "mother and son relationship" to my own childhood life. A definite must have!
Reviewed by Lori A. Moore for Readers' Favorite Mommy and Mikel Go For a Walk by Ann Morris is a well-illustrated book for children that teaches a lesson while being entertaining. In this book, M stands not only for Mommy and Mikel, but also for Mystery and Mink. When Mommy and Mikel go for a walk, they find many things about which Mikel is curious, including a goldfinch, daisies, poison ivy, and an American Mink. At first they don't know what the animal they saw in the water is, so Mommy takes Mikel to the library and they investigate by looking for pictures of what they saw in an encyclopedia. After Mommy finds the picture, Mikel is happy to have solved the mystery and learned about a new animal. Mommy and Mikel Go For a Walk captures what a walk would be like with a little one who is full of energy and curiosity, wanting to know about everything he encounters. Morris does a good job of making it a learning book about several different things, but I also appreciated how the mother looked after the son's safety by bringing along a jacket and not letting him cross the library parking lot by himself. The illustrations in Mommy and Mikel Go For A Walk are very well done and kids will like seeing the mystery items in them. It was nice to see how Mikel enjoyed the opportunity to take a walk with his mom because he doesn't get to do it very often.


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Though I am not a Bat-person, and do not wish to become one, I have
admired Christopher Nolan for his early films and 'Inception', though,
with the exception of 'Insomnia', I always regarded them as, in the
immortal words of Andrew Sarris 'less than meets the eye'. I do not
like to call films pretentious, but with 'Memento' and 'Inception' the
word certainly came to mind. They seemed shallow pretending to be deep.
The same is, in my opinion, certainly true of 'Interstellar'. Yes, it carries you along for a ride, and yes the special effects are great, and yes, it might give us pause to think what will, in fact, be the destiny of our species. But, my dear Mr Nolan, surely you must realise that our species will not survive by planting American flags on distant planets. And, like 'Gravity' before it, the search for a happy ending has totally destroyed any shred of credibility of what might have gone before. The image of Cooper floating around Saturn without his spaceship, waiting to be picked up by a passing probe (just before his oxygen runs out, of course) is so ridiculous that if Stanley Kubrick were to be told that it is a respectful reference to the 'starchild' at the end of '2001', he'd punch you in the nose.
'Interstellar' - for all of its attempts to incorporate relativistic time dilation and very clever (I do not use that word in a derogatory sense) visual representation of multi-dimensional string theory towards the end, is void of any real cultural insight.
The film simply extends 'The Wizard of Oz' into the space age and decides at the end that there is really somewhere better than home. It is TOSH! Great films tell us something memorable about the human condition, or the nature of cinema itself. This film, for all its quotes from Dylan Thomas does neither. It is for people who think that the word 'awesome' has some profound meaning and not, as is the case, an excuse for not finding a more appropriate and restrained reaction.
Any suggestion that it deserves a Best Picture Oscar is a sad comment on the way that those awards have become debased in recent years.
As a passionate cinephile I get intensely annoyed when modern directors steal the ideas, situations etc., from great, and even not so great films from the past. 'Signs' is, in effect, little more than 'War of the Worlds' re-couched in a family environment that is reminiscent of 'The Birds' with a splash of 'The Wizard of Oz' thrown in. One has the idea that M Night Shymalan might claim that is film is some kind of homage to these films, but that is nonsense. It is a load of tosh (English slang for rubbish), that is interesting, up to a point, all the time it is 'about' crop circles, and disintegrates into ridicule when it becomes an apocalyptic vision. 'The Sixth Sense' was clever, well-constructed and thoughtful. This film is none of those.
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It's funny how, sometimes, one has to see a minor film by a great
director to really understand the essence of their art. 'The Lady
Vanishes', for example, is minor Hitchcock of his late British period,
but it reflects the joy that he had found in turning expectations
inside out and directing the eyes of the audience through camera and
character movement.
A few weeks ago I bought a box set of the last eight films of Kenji Mizoguchi, and I am finally getting round to watching them. Of all major film directors, Mizoguchi is the one whose work I know least I had only seen two of his films (albeit two great masterpieces 'Ugetsu Monogatari' and 'The Life of O-Haru').
From those two films, I thought of the director as a great weaver of mystical tales and adherent of tracking shots, both of which are fine as far as they go, but perhaps limiting in films of lesser stature. However, taking the films in this set chronologically, I encountered first 'Oyu-sama' - a tragic melodrama about the forbidden love of a young middle-aged artisan for a widow of higher social station in turn of the century Japan.
In spite of being toted as a minor work, it impressed immediately with two aspects: first the painterly precision of the film's early rural exteriors that closely resembled, structurally, several major Japanese artists with nested planes of activity and visual interest drawing the spectator's eye irrevocably towards the focus of dramatic interest. The second and more important quality was that of the precision and the exquisite expression of the mise en scène.
The story revolves around the mistake made by the central male character, Shinnosuke, when being introduced to a potential wife. He sees from 'afar' the party of young women and falls for the elder, widowed, sister (Oye) instead of the bride on offer (Shizu). This is brilliantly managed by Mizoguchi by following the party of women in several long-shots largely from Shinnosuke's point of view, where Oyu takes the lead and Shizu is totally occluded by the other women. It sounds contrived, but in the context of Shinnosuke's ignorance and eagerness it fits the situation perfectly.
As the film progresses, the precision of the mise en scène becomes even finer. There is a scene late on in the film when Shizu is undergoing a personal crisis in her marriage and she runs out of the house onto the beach to free herself from her woes. Oye follows to comfort her, but Mizoguchi places the camera to show this as a pursuit with Shizu as running away from Oye and, dramatically, that is exactly what is happening, even though Shizu is trying to conceal it.
It is said that Mizoguchi was unhappy with the film, partly because the studio insisted on a linear narrative even though the novel on which it is based and the original script were structured as three long flashbacks. But there is enough complexity and resonance in the film to make it a valuable part of the director's work.
The well-known film that this most resembles, in my view is Renoir's 'Une Partie de Campagne', with which it shares a moving account of the way in which social conventions can devastate the lives of those who love unconventionally. It doesn't have the lyricism nor humour of Renoir's little masterpiece, but it does illuminate the film-maker's art as mentioned above and, through its modest achievements, show Mizoguchi to be the great director that his reputation announces.
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I have seen thousands of films in my life, but I cannot remember one in
which every single character was a disgusting example of the worst
elements of humanity. At last I have found one. Is this the 'truth'
about Wall Street? I have no idea, but it corresponds almost exactly
with my own beliefs. So I should like it? Right? It panders to my
prejudices. It tells 'the truth'.
Oh, no. That is not what makes for great cinema. Great cinema surprises you, it opens new vistas, it invites one to question things that had been assumed.
All of Scorsese's films - even since 'The Big Shave' - have featured characters who exhibit aspects of masochism, or self-destruction. In 'The Wolf of Wall Street' it is moral masochism writ large that is on display. That is not necessarily a problem, but this is a film without a moral compass. If it could be reasonably described as a 'cautionary tale', it might have some merit. But it isn't, because the film is seen through the eyes of a human cockroach.
Scorsese knows the cinema well. He knows that the audience will identify with, and try to rationalise the actions of, the character who is on- screen for the most of the time. Thus it has been since the cinema began. And, without a shadow of a doubt, an enormous number of people whose own personal avarice is well advanced, will see the film and rationalise it as a series of errors of judgement by the eponymous Jordan Belfort.
Of course, there are some positives - the visual catch-line to Jordan's miraculously fortunate drive while stoned with his drugs raises a laugh, and certain ironies emerge in the final quarter of the film, but it is Jordan's story and it is clear that he thinks he was justified and just made mistakes (viz the final scene).
If it were possible to get all of the right-wing finance ministers from around the world and lock them in a cinema that showed this non-stop for a few weeks, it might just change their mind about the thrust of economic policy that encourages unbridled avarice, but that is a vain hope.
In the end we see Jordan all set to make the same mistakes in another territory. He evidently hadn't learnt a thing. And what is a thousand times worse is that he had evidently benefited financially from the film - it being based on his own book.
People who know me and my philosophical approach to cinema will probably find this review strange. In general, I detest the idea of judging the moral stance of a film. But this film doesn't, it seems to me, take a moral stance in a story that concerns itself with a subject that most blights the lives of the majority of our species - inequality, and one man's efforts to increase it. And it doesn't provide us with psychological or cinematic insight into its subject either... the film is inhabited by a bunch of grotesques that are barely human in their blind avarice.
Avarice is the most evil of the seven deadly sins, because it leads to all of the others. This is not something which emerges from either this film's form or content.
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Don't get me wrong, it's not worthless, but like 'Children of Men' and
unlike 'Y Tu Mama Tambien' it fails at a simple level of being
convincing over it's entire length. I really don't mind when films make
scientific gaffes, but this film simply changes situations that it has,
itself defined when they prevent arriving at an artificial and totally
improbable happy ending.
When one exits form a cinema and reflects on the film, one shouldn't feel cheated at a level of logic, with spectacular technical effects being used to mask the logical inconsistencies. The use of the fire extinguisher was clever, however. For some cheap temporary thrills and a glimpse into the psychology of astronauts, fine, for anything else, forget it.
I wasn't one of those that found District 9 original and compelling,
but it was, for certain, much more original and compelling than this
I know only too well that Hollywood studios look for the formulaic as films made to a 'successful' (ie financially rather than culturally successful) formula are less risky than those 'on the hoof' so to speak. But one would have thought that someone, someone along the line would have said 'Hey, wait a minute' this is just a re-working of bits of 'Avatar', or 'Aren't we in 'Children of Men' territory? or 'Hey this is treading on the toes of 'Metropolis' etc.
OK, to use are moderate, mediocre or great (respectively) film as a launch-pad for a new work can be justified, but 'Elysium' doesn't even seem to bother to conceal the origins of its 'inspiration'.
And there's the rub (Hamlet), the film uses thematic and structural cast-offs to hide the fact that it actually lacks its own inspiration.
The first fifteen or twenty minutes of the film is engaging enough, but thereafter its lack of originality, for me, at least, became increasingly irritating, as did its clumsy ways of papering over plot holes.
Along with the undigested 'references', the characterisations are weak as well, with the arrival of that cliché of clichés.... the sick little girl. Pur-leeeeeease!
And, oh, yes, ignoring the laws of physics is a dangerous game... 'open to space' space stations can NOT have breathable atmospheres.....
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First, I must say that I am not an enthusiast of horror films, and that
many of Brian Yuzna's subsequent films I find by turns stupid and
vomit- inducing, but... this is, in my book, close to a masterpiece.
What do we have here? A full-blown assault on masonic (and other) corruption. Bill (Billy Warlock) lives in a very upper class neighbourhood close to some LA-like city. But Bill feels 'different'. In the course of the film, he finds that maybe it's not himself who is different, it is everyone around him.
What 'Society' is saying is that to get on, one has to be corrupt. That is as subversive a theme as one can find in all but a handful of modern films.
The film is truly, truly and gloriously shocking. Do yourself a favour, get shocked.
I have just watched this little gem for the first time since my
childhood. Of course then, I didn't know much about classic cinema, it
was just a ripping good yarn with funny and pointed dialogue.
With the benefit of a life in cinema behind me, it is much, much better than I remember. Think somewhere midway between 'The Lady Vanishes' and Ford's 'Stagecoach'. Perhaps this should not be so surprising as the writer of the original screenplay from which this is adapted is Frank Nugent, scenarist of 'Fort Apache', 'She Wore a Yellow Ribbon' and other classic, if less apposite John Ford films.
So from Nugent comes the 'army against the Indians' and from the very British situation come the characters who could easily have stepped out of a Hitchcock comedy. In fact there is a moment in the film which is almost identical to a moment in 'Lady Vanishes'. Kenneth More is handing out the guns and the lovable English colonialist, Bridie (Wilfred Hyde White perfectly cast)reluctantly takes one, and then admits that he once won something in a fairground.
This is almost identical to the scene towards the end of 'The Lady Vanishes' when, again, the guns are being handed out and Naunton Wayne, as Caldicott admits to having won something at a fairground.
Of course, J Lee Thompson is not Hitchcock, so there are some lesser moments, but really this is so much better than so much of the hyperbolic tedium of modern cinema.
There is a lot more in this than one would either hope or expect. It's funny too!
I'm not at all religious but there is something in the Bible about
hiding one's light under a bushel. When Lars von Trier burst on the
scene with The Element of Crime, one immediately knew that there was a
talent there. From there it has, for me, been a largely downward spiral
- plumbing the real depths with the Dogme debacles.
But, in this film, the opening sequences and the closing one, there is evidence enough the the talent is still there, but the judgement as to how to use it has vanished.
While I am happy to acknowledge that the spectator must, in a complex film, put in effort to obtain the 'hidden gems', in the bulk of this film, one sadly concludes that the hidden gems are not there, it is all dross without meaning or subtlety of any kind.
Film directors like von Trier should realise that they have made a contract with the viewer: (s)he will sit in a darkened room and stare at a screen, and the film maker will provide an experience BETTER than that of the previous two hours in the person's life. This film fails the test.
Some people say that film is like a language, but that is not exactly
right, it is like language itself, and just as there are different
languages, there are different cinemas. It seems to me that, in his
last two films, Terrence Malick has been creating a very special type
of cinema, that had hitherto existed only in an embryonic form. While
most films have maybe 50-100 scenes, replete with dialogue and action,
Malick's new cinema (MNC) has over twice that number of scenes, but
they are fragmentary and consist of only the essence of meaning that
was in a scene that would normally have been much longer. This can be
sometimes several minutes or only a couple of brief shots.
Last evening I drove the 25 miles to see the early performance of 'To the Wonder'. I did that with the intention of returning to write this review while the film was still fresh in my mind. But after it I was so drained that I couldn't write a summary, let alone a review. At the current (late) stage in my life, what interests me most about the cinema is its limits. How far can the cinema go, and what exactly is a film?
Given the above, Terrence Malick is evidently the man for me, and I am convinced that 'The Tree of Life' is among the five greatest works of this greatest of the arts. So, after a masterpiece 30 years in the gestation and three + in the creation, how would Malick fare with a film relatively thrown together in a year or so?
On the face of it, this is a story of the relationship which starts in Paris between an American (environmentalist?), Neil, and an otherworldly French woman (Marina). When they return to mid-west America, Marina suffers from a sense of dislocation made greater when he daughter decides to go and live with her father in France.
But Malick seems much less interested in the *events* which he depicts than in expressing the feelings of the characters. Just the same way that 'The Tree of Life' was an *impression* of childhood, rather than the story of a childhood, 'To the Wonder' is an impression of a love affair, rather than its story. This is cinema infused in every shot with Heidegger's *dasein*. The logic of Malick's cinema is to *perfectly* catch the moment, and in doing so extract the truth of the experience. Hence, for Malick, a film story, is simply an assembly of 'essences'. These essences stay in the mind to thrill and haunt us.
There have been other examples of great filmmakers who have made films exploring the cinema's intimate connection with mental processes - Resnais and Bunuel come immediately to mind. But with Malick, it seems, the cinema's similarity to the mental processes of memory, dream and conjecture, have ignited a wildfire of creativity that has advanced the film art at a greater pace than has occurred since the sixties.
Here I have to admit to being only at the beginning of being able to appreciate what seems to be dizzying complexities in the film. My French is not up to totally understanding much of Marina's dialogue which, as I am in France, was not translated in the subtitles, so I am sure I have missed an entire dimension of the film. But Olga Kurylenko's performance is so magnificent, that this 'comprehension gap' didn't seem a problem.
Then there is the obvious question of the film's theme. Love, the very 'different' nature of women, dislocation in the physical, emotional and cultural senses - these are all up there writ large. But they are mixed with a nagging worry that, to return to my earlier concern, Malick has stretched the cinema to its limits, but sometimes, maybe beyond them. I do not think of myself as stupid, but I found great difficulty in grasping the relevance of certain shots or scenes. I rest convinced, however that this is another example of a film that it is necessary to watch dozens of times to find all of the poetic and meaningful connections.
I have great sympathy with those who go to the cinema wanting to be told a great story in the clearest manner possible. That is honourable and reasonable, but it is not the only experience that the cinema, this great and wonderful art of the cinema, can give. And it is certainly NOT the case that films that don't take the more prosaic approach are pretentious, meaningless or boring. 'To the Wonder' is to popular cinema what lyric poetry is to airport novels. So, if that is all you are looking for, it is best to avoid Malick's film.
But for those of us who know that beyond the sky is the limit for great cinema, Malick and MNC is the route to the stars, and 'To the Wonder' is a step, if a somewhat halting one, along that route.
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ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — Maryland's small business retailers hang their hopes on a brisk holiday shopping season.
Pat Warren reports Santa has an elf in state government who is rallying for their support.
Allen James has a particular preference when it comes to his holiday gift buying.
"I'm a big fan of shopping local. Big fan," he said.
Another big fan of local shopping is Comptroller Peter Franchot, who stopped into Red Red Wine on Main Street Annapolis for one of his many holiday purchases.
"I think people understand now that the local businesses are the entities that employ our friends and neighbors," Franchot said. "They also give us tremendous community support. I have never seen a little league team with Amazon.com on the back."
"We are shopping local, yep," one customer said.
Patrick Donoho of the Maryland Retailers Association is asking shoppers to spread those dollars around.
"People don't think about it every time they go on the Internet and click. That's one less sale for that merchant," Donoho said.
The comptroller also made the rounds last year.
Easton, Cambridge and Mount Washington are also on the comptroller's tour.
Annapolis Midnight Madness, where shops and businesses stay open until midnight, is Thursday.
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Several images from the filming set of "The Fantastic Four" reboot land online courtesy of Geek Pride. One of them shows what appears to be a first look at Doctor Doom and Human Torch. Another picture sees the villain facing off a pre-CGI Thing.
Dr. Doom wears an all-black ensemble complete with a mask and a hooded cape, while the pre-CGI Human Torch dons a glowing attire. Both are seen hanging on the wires in a green room. Meanwhile, a big tall male is standing in place of The Thing.
The film is due on June 19, 2015 in the U.S. Miles Teller is cast as Reed Richards or the rubber man, Jamie Bell as Ben Grimm or The Thing, Kate Mara as Susan Storm or Invisible Woman, Michael B. Jordan as Sue's brother Johnny Storm or Human Torch, and Toby Kebbell as Dr. Doom.
The official plot is still kept under tight wraps, but Simon Kinberg who writes the remake once said it would focus on "coming of age" and origin stories. "We're definitely telling a younger story that the original films did," he revealed to Den of Geek.
"They're older than high school, but they're not quite grown into the world. If anything, this is a coming of age story. It depends on what books you look at. There are some, like the Ultimate books, that tell this story. So it is an origin story of the Fantastic Four, and it does follow them before they really know what a superhero is," he added.
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The Collins and Shelby County swim teams dive into their seasons Saturday in a meet at Elizabethtown.
Below is a quick look at the Titans and Rockets.
The Titans, who have finished third in Region 3 each of the past two seasons, will try to improve upon that this winter.
They will be led by senior Coy Romine, junior Paulo Ribenboim and sophomore Paul Cozzens, who were all key contributors last season, as well as senior Michael Troutman, who returns after missing his junior season.
Romine and Ribenboim are the team captains.
Romine was sixth in the 200-yard individual medley and eighth in the 100 breaststroke at the region meet last season. He was also a member of the Titans' 200- and 400- freestyle relay teams that advanced to the State meet (they finished 32nd and 30th, respectively).
Ribenboim finished third in the region in the 200-yard freestyle and fifth in the 100 butterfly last year and was also a member of the Titans' state-qualifying relay teams in the 200 and 400 frees last season. However, he missed the State meet after cutting his foot the day before preliminaries began.
Cozzens, meanwhile, finished fourth at the region meet in the 200 IM and 100 breaststroke and was also on the state-qualifying 200 and 400 free relay teams. He went on to finish 27th at State in the 100 breast.
Troutman finished eighth at State in the 50-yard freestyle and 14th in the 100 free as a sophomore before missing last season.
"He has a shot to go to state in the fifty and one hundred freestyle and be a finalist," Coach J.P. LaVertu said.
Other key returnees are senior Phillip Burkhardt, junior Caleb McIntosh and a trio of sophomores – Chase Poff, Conner Clare and Sammy Hood – and seventh-grader Webb Bates. McIntosh and the three sophs teamed up for a ninth-place finish in the 200 medley relay at region last season. Poff was 10th in the 100 free. Eighth-grader Jackson Stewart is a newcomer whom LaVertu expects to contribute.
"The boys' relays and several of the swimmers mentioned all have chances to make the state meet this year," LaVertu said. "I want to see continued improvements out of them through the season."
The Titans, who were seventh at region last season, fifth in 2012 and sixth in 2011, will try for another top-seven finish this winter. "The girls have an excellent core, and I expect they will continue to get better each meet," LaVertu said.
Collins will be led by juniors Alex Moon and sophomore Ali Fort, the team's captains.
Moon advanced to the State meet as a freshman, when she finished fifth in the 100 backstroke and ninth in the 100 freestyle at region, before missing last season because of an injury.
"I am so happy she is back to good health and ready to swim this season," LaVertu said.
Fort finished 13th – fifth in the consolation final – in the 100 backstroke at State after finishing second in that event, and fourth in the 100 free, at region last season.
"I look forward to seeing her compete at a high level again this season," LaVertu said.
Other key contributors should be junior Ashley Quinn, sophomores Lilly Sanchez (16th in the 100 breaststroke at region last season) and Hailey LaMar, freshmen Samantha Harris and Abby Lanter and seventh-grader Tyler Dean. Dean, who last season was 13th in the 100 backstroke and a member of the Titans' seventh-place 200 medley relay team at the region, is swimming with a cast because of a broken arm.
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The Rockets, who took 10th at region last season, will look to better that this winter. "The Shelby County boys' team is as deep and talented as they have been in the last three years," LaVertu said.
The Rockets will be led by senior Michael Gilpatrick and junior Hunter Moore, the team's captains. Moore was 12th in the 200 freestyle and 15th in the 100 free last season at the region meet.
Other key contributors will be senior James Wells, junior Joshua Claypool, freshmen Jacob Luallen and David Jacobs, eighth-grader Sean Gilpatrick and seventh-grader Logan Kessinger.
Luallen was seventh in the 100 backstroke and 10th in the 100 butterfly at region last season, and Kessinger finished eighth in the 200 IM and 10th in the 500 freestyle.
"This is the largest Shelby County boys' team I have had in my five years coaching here, I look forward to their development," LaVertu said.
The Rockets, who were 10th at region last season, have an extremely youthful roster after losing all-state performer Collin Kessinger to graduation. They will be led by senior co-captain Hailey Coffey, who swam as an eighth-grader, freshman and sophomore and returns after taking off last season.
"I look for her to be both a leader in, and out, of the water," LaVertu said.
Coffey, junior co-captain Sara Hager, freshman Shelby Moore, seventh-grader Hannah Hager and freshman newcomer Megan Banks will comprise a bulk of the Rockets' relays.
"The Shelby County girls' team is picking up the numbers, but they are still young," LaVertu said. "I look forward to their development and envision them to have an excellent year."
Spencer County
Eighth-grader Connor Foster, who trains and swims with the Titans and Rockets, will try to improve on a season in which she finished eighth in the 100 breaststroke at region.
"Overall, I want my kids and parents to know we are one team," LaVertu said. "I don't care what school the kids attend, I don't care what side of the county they live on, I want them to support one another and help and compete against each other in a positive way. I take pride in having the only team that is still together, even though they technically swim for their school, we are one team."
Luke Daugherty, Trey Davis, Webb Bates, Bryan Bianco, Devin Henderson, Ethan Howell, Mathew Munsterman, Jackson Stewart, Connor Clare, Paul Cozzens, Sammy Hood, Chase Poff, Caleb McIntosh, Cameron Rannells, Paulo Ribenboim, Phillip Burkhardt, Coy Romine, Michael Troutman.
Kylie Higgins, Abby Jacobs, Lily Vest, Jenna Henderson, Grace Melton, Mary Grace Vest, Jessica Buckler, Tyler Dean, Sierra Dischinger, Emma Lanter, Sammy Monarch, Sarah Siever, Emma Wakeman, Macy Colebank, Samantha Harris, Abby Lanter, Ali Fort, Hailey LaMar, Ashley Quinn, Katelyn Rice, Lilly Sanchez, Kaden Schooler, Tristen Schooler, Arden Groves, Alex Moon.
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Evan Blanthorn, Jordan Burke, Caleb Byrnside, Dustin Clausen, Joshua Claypool, Jacob Durr, Paul Gayle, Michael Gilpatrick, Sean Gilpatrick, David Jacobs, Dakota Kaler, Logan Kessinger, Jacob Luallen, Gavin Martion, Keegan Martion, Hunter Moore, Steven Waurio, James Wells.
Megan Banks, Erin Bentley, Madison Brewer, Taylor Clausen, Hailey Coffey, Olivia Coffey, Hannah Hager, Sara Hager, Lily Husband, Hannah Jacobs, Shelby Moore, Jodi Orange, Emma Spurlock, Kara Thompson.
Saturday – Elizabethtown Invitational at Fort Knox; Nov. 22 – vs. Christian Academy of Louisville & Male at University of Louisville's Ralph Wright Natatorium; Nov. 26 – vs. North Oldham, Oldham County and South Oldham at Family Activity Center; Dec. 7 – Holiday Classic at FAC; Dec. 14 - Woodford County Invitational at Versailles; Dec. 18 – Franklin County, Western Hills, Frankfort & Scott County at FAC; Jan. 8 – Woodford County at Versailles; Jan. 18 – Greenwave Invitational at Fort Knox; Jan. 22 – Nelson County, Thomas Nelson, Boyle County & Danville at FAC; Feb. 1 – Winter Classic at FAC; Feb. 14-15 - Region 3 meet at Versailles; Feb. 28-March 1 - State meet at UofL's Wright Natatorium.
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