Summer is right around the corner...which means no more school and end of the season soccer parties! At the end of each season my soccer team would always have a potluck dinner to celebrate.
Who doesn't love cookies?! These soccer ball cookies are sure to impress everyone on your team. If you want to get super creative, use another color icing to put the initials of each player on their very own cookie.
Find the recipe for these delicious cookies at The Decorated Cookie.
We love this idea for making soccer ball chocolate covered strawberries. All you need is strawberries, white chocolate, and black icing. Use the black icing to draw little pentagons on the strawberries after the white chocolate has dried to make them look like soccer balls.
Find the recipe at Recipe Girl.
We promise it tastes better than it looks! We recommend making this dip right before the potluck so the guacamole stays fresh and doesn't start to turn brown.
Click here to find the recipe on The Produce Mom.
The team at CrossBones Sports wants to congratulate everyone on another awesome soccer season! Keep up the hard work and have fun celebrating with your team and coaches.
PS. Please email us your finished creations - we would love to share them on the blog!


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Greg David on New York
New Yorkers lament the crowds, but it's better to be wanted
Two numbers released by the Census Bureau in the past month say almost everything there is to say about New York's relationship to the rest of the world: It is that shining city on the hill.
Start with the latest estimate of the city's population. More than 8.6 million people now live in the five boroughs. The increase is almost half a million since 2010, yielding an average annual gain that hasn't been seen since the early years of the 20th century.
RECORD HIGHS
SOURCES: Department of City Planning, NYC & Company
Dig a little deeper and it turns out the story is about immigrants. Lots of attention has been focused on the increase in migration to the city from elsewhere in the United States and on a slowdown in new arrivals from other countries. Those trends are real. Nevertheless, every one of the boroughs lost more people to other parts of the U.S. than moved in from other counties, according to an analysis from the Empire Center for Public Policy. Foreign immigration more than made up for that loss in Manhattan and Queens and reduced the migration deficit to a modest number in the other boroughs. Meanwhile, what is called the natural increase—births outnumbering deaths—led to big population gains. Immigrants get credit for that trend too, because they have more children per capita than native-born Americans.
Tourism tells the same story. In early 2015 I wrote that a strengthening dollar was sure to curtail the growth in overseas travel. Early last year NYC & Company predicted a decline in foreign visitors because of the fallout from President Donald Trump's travel restrictions. We were both wrong. Last year the number of international tourists increased by 3.4%, to 13.1 million. Hotel occupancy and room rates rose—quite a feat with so many new hotels opening. International visitors just can't stay away from the bright lights.
Amount tourism generates in city tax revenue annually
The tourism numbers were so impressive that Moody's Investors Service took special note of it in its weekly credit update. Tourism generates $4.2 billion in city tax revenue, mostly from sales and hotel taxes, and accounts for 8% of the gross city product of almost $800 billion, Moody's pointed out.
New Yorkers are sometimes unhappy about the consequences of these two numbers: a more crowded city, a major housing crunch and too much competition for restaurant reservations and entertainment and cultural events. They are also a major reason the city is prosperous.
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Ryan Krause is a 1999 graduate of Flathead High School. Ryan has graduated with honors. Ryan's Father graduated from Flathead as did his Grandfather Krause. Ryan is an avid skier and likes to teach lessons with his father on The Big Mountain. Ryan likes most all outdoor sports and enjoys camping and hiking also. Ryan is planning a Feb 25th 2000 wedding.
Ryan and Tasha were married in Kalispell Montana on February 25th 2000.


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package validate

import (
	"reflect"

	"github.com/go-swagger/go-swagger/errors"
	"github.com/go-swagger/go-swagger/spec"
	"github.com/go-swagger/go-swagger/strfmt"
)

type schemaPropsValidator struct {
	Path            string
	In              string
	AllOf           []spec.Schema
	OneOf           []spec.Schema
	AnyOf           []spec.Schema
	Not             *spec.Schema
	Dependencies    spec.Dependencies
	anyOfValidators []SchemaValidator
	allOfValidators []SchemaValidator
	oneOfValidators []SchemaValidator
	notValidator    *SchemaValidator
	Root            interface{}
	KnownFormats    strfmt.Registry
}

func (s *schemaPropsValidator) SetPath(path string) {
	s.Path = path
}

func newSchemaPropsValidator(path string, in string, allOf, oneOf, anyOf []spec.Schema, not *spec.Schema, deps spec.Dependencies, root interface{}, formats strfmt.Registry) *schemaPropsValidator {
	var anyValidators []SchemaValidator
	for _, v := range anyOf {
		anyValidators = append(anyValidators, *NewSchemaValidator(&v, root, path, formats))
	}
	var allValidators []SchemaValidator
	for _, v := range allOf {
		allValidators = append(allValidators, *NewSchemaValidator(&v, root, path, formats))
	}
	var oneValidators []SchemaValidator
	for _, v := range oneOf {
		oneValidators = append(oneValidators, *NewSchemaValidator(&v, root, path, formats))
	}

	var notValidator *SchemaValidator
	if not != nil {
		notValidator = NewSchemaValidator(not, root, path, formats)
	}

	return &schemaPropsValidator{
		Path:            path,
		In:              in,
		AllOf:           allOf,
		OneOf:           oneOf,
		AnyOf:           anyOf,
		Not:             not,
		Dependencies:    deps,
		anyOfValidators: anyValidators,
		allOfValidators: allValidators,
		oneOfValidators: oneValidators,
		notValidator:    notValidator,
		Root:            root,
		KnownFormats:    formats,
	}
}

func (s *schemaPropsValidator) Applies(source interface{}, kind reflect.Kind) bool {
	r := reflect.TypeOf(source) == specSchemaType
	// fmt.Printf("schema props validator for %q applies %t for %T (kind: %v)\n", s.Path, r, source, kind)
	return r
}

func (s *schemaPropsValidator) Validate(data interface{}) *Result {
	mainResult := new(Result)
	if len(s.anyOfValidators) > 0 {
		var bestFailures *Result
		succeededOnce := false
		for _, anyOfSchema := range s.anyOfValidators {
			result := anyOfSchema.Validate(data)
			if result.IsValid() {
				bestFailures = nil
				succeededOnce = true
				break
			}
			if bestFailures == nil || result.MatchCount > bestFailures.MatchCount {
				bestFailures = result
			}
		}

		if !succeededOnce {
			mainResult.AddErrors(errors.New(422, "must validate at least one schema (anyOf)"))
		}
		if bestFailures != nil {
			mainResult.Merge(bestFailures)
		}
	}

	if len(s.oneOfValidators) > 0 {
		var bestFailures *Result
		validated := 0

		for _, oneOfSchema := range s.oneOfValidators {
			result := oneOfSchema.Validate(data)
			if result.IsValid() {
				validated++
				bestFailures = nil
				continue
			}
			if validated == 0 && (bestFailures == nil || result.MatchCount > bestFailures.MatchCount) {
				bestFailures = result
			}
		}

		if validated != 1 {
			mainResult.AddErrors(errors.New(422, "must validate one and only one schema (oneOf)"))
			if bestFailures != nil {
				mainResult.Merge(bestFailures)
			}
		}
	}

	if len(s.allOfValidators) > 0 {
		validated := 0

		for _, allOfSchema := range s.allOfValidators {
			result := allOfSchema.Validate(data)
			if result.IsValid() {
				validated++
			}
			mainResult.Merge(result)
		}

		if validated != len(s.allOfValidators) {
			mainResult.AddErrors(errors.New(422, "must validate all the schemas (allOf)"))
		}
	}

	if s.notValidator != nil {
		result := s.notValidator.Validate(data)
		if result.IsValid() {
			mainResult.AddErrors(errors.New(422, "must not validate the schema (not)"))
		}
	}

	if s.Dependencies != nil && len(s.Dependencies) > 0 && reflect.TypeOf(data).Kind() == reflect.Map {
		val := data.(map[string]interface{})
		for key := range val {
			if dep, ok := s.Dependencies[key]; ok {

				if dep.Schema != nil {
					mainResult.Merge(NewSchemaValidator(dep.Schema, s.Root, s.Path+"."+key, s.KnownFormats).Validate(data))
					continue
				}

				if len(dep.Property) > 0 {
					for _, depKey := range dep.Property {
						if _, ok := val[depKey]; !ok {
							mainResult.AddErrors(errors.New(422, "has a dependency on %s", depKey))
						}
					}
				}
			}
		}
	}

	mainResult.Inc()
	return mainResult
}

// IsZero returns true when the value is a zero for the type
func isZero(data reflect.Value) bool {
	if !data.CanInterface() {
		return true
	}
	tpe := data.Type()
	return reflect.DeepEqual(data.Interface(), reflect.Zero(tpe).Interface())
}

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There is something magical to the father-son relationship. Differing waistlines, varying interests and a generational age gap do so little to dampen the affection, respect and adoration that a father has for his son; and vice versa.
'When a father gives to his son, both laugh; when a son gives to his father, both cry'.
Fathers – all of you – give your eternal support and affection to your son. From the first smile in the cot to the first goal on the pitch a father's love for his son is unbreakable. And similarly a son's adoration for his father knows few bounds. The relationship develops from love to friendship; with those tears and laughs; but always with that sweet sensation that is impossible to describe, but that is obvious in any family.
Whether it's our cutters or clients, coat makers or creative directors, Huntsman itself is a family. Our ethos and outlook has remained unchanged since Henry Huntsman set up shop in 1849. Part of that ethos is our commitment to those we dress; and little gives us greater pleasure than creating beautiful clothes for successive generations.
The Churchill's are a magnificent example of this – Winston and parents were all clients of Huntsman during the 18th and 19th centuries; whilst some of his grandchildren remain clients today. From the theatre of politics to acting royalty – we were proud to have both Freddie and Edward Fox as clients. Across the pond, Gregory Peck's children and grandchildren are continuing the Oscar-winner's love of bespoke, handmade Huntsman suits. We were delighted to interview Anthony and Zack, Gregory son and grandson, who were kind enough to note that Huntsman, like Gregory, 'strive for excellence, in every stitch'. We hope that this commitment will result in following his grandfather, who was induced to the International Best Dressed Hall of Fame in 1983.
Tailoring might be an art itself, but our extended family includes genuine artists like pop-art founder Ed Ruscha and his son. Indeed, our relationship has even seen a collaboration between us, resulting in the creation of a unique jacket based on his 1987 work 'Boy Meets Girl' which was sold in aid of the America Alzheimer's Association.
The world of business has always been an important part of the Huntsman family. Lapo Elkann, of Fiat fame, was a valued client of ours, whilst his son Gianni Agnelli continues to be dressed by Huntsman, of Fiat fame, aRory Tapner, the CEO of Coutts and father of model Rosy, is dressed by Huntsman, as is his son Freddie who runs the hugely successful London Musical Theatre Orchestra. Equally, the legendary Sir James Goldsmith trusted Huntsman to ensure he looked sharp; which his son Ben continues to do.


The original story (with stills, not video) can be found here.
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Thanks Robert. Great article…very interesting.
I fear that if Sanal were to, say, die of a heart attack in three weeks time, India would be right back in the same Bronze Age think tank they are in at the moment.
If you hear of any rebuttals to the "tantra power failed" conclusion, please post them here. They are probably no more ridiculous than the "God didn't answer this prayer because…" rational, or (worse) the upcoming "Here's how RW's prophecies came true!" fool's fodder when nothing happens.
Perhaps a fortunate few will connect the dots.


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As Global Energy Crisis Grew, Biden Slashed New Lease Sales
Posted to Energy September 15, 2022 by Chris Woodward
In Great Britain, residents are facing energy bills soaring by more the 100 percent, costs so high the new prime minister is considering a freeze on energy prices.
French Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne has warned her nation's businesses about the risk of energy "rationing" this winter.
In California just days ago, public utilities' were advising their customers not to charge their vehicles during certain hours of the day when electricity supply will run low.
And what is the Biden administration doing? According to a recent report from The Wall Street Journal (WSJ), President Joe Biden has restricted energy production more than any president in history.
"President Biden's Interior Department leased 126,228 acres for drilling through Aug. 20, his first 19 months in office," wrote Timothy Puko and Anthony DeBarros. "No other president since Richard Nixon in 1969-70 leased out fewer than 4.4 million acres at this stage in his first term." Biden has slashed oil and gas leases by 97 percent compared to the average of presidents before him.
"In all, the Interior Department has awarded [just] 203 leases for oil and gas development during Mr. Biden's first 19 months in office. Former presidents Trump and Obama each approved 10 times as many leases during the same period, the Journal's analysis shows."
Advocates of American consumers, as well as advocates of the West's resistance to Russia's invasion of Ukraine, say the Biden policy is a disaster.
"While the Biden Administration will say the energy crisis is over because gasoline prices have come off near-record highs, the truth is that Americans are faced with a broken energy policy that is already risking our economic, national and energy security," said Michael Butler, Mid-Atlantic Regional Director of the Consumer Energy Alliance.
"Unfortunately, the federal government keeps limiting energy production to essentially put the Gulf of Mexico out of the oil and gas business, even though it provides 15 percent of our oil. The failed energy policies of Europe are the very path some in the government seem to want Americans to follow. Just look at California, which has Europe-style policies that can barely keep the lights on, strangle its economy with insane energy prices, all while backtracking on its environmental progress. No American should accept this kind of situation. Congress and the White House need to focus on creating a national energy program Americans can believe in."
Cole Ramsey, vice president of upstream policy at American Petroleum Institute (API), called the analysis a sobering but unsurprising look at the headwinds to developing essential American energy.
"Maintaining a strong federal leasing program is critical for advancing U.S. energy security, strengthening our economy, and ensuring producers can continue to provide the reliable energy that our country needs, and we urge the Biden administration to take immediate action to hold onshore lease sales and issue a final 5-year program for federal offshore leasing that includes all of the proposed lease sales," says Ramsey.
Jeffrey Eshelman, president & CEO of the Independent Petroleum Association of America (IPAA), is also concerned.
"The Biden administration's federal lands policy is undermining U.S. energy production and global energy security," Eshelman said. "And surprisingly, this administration doesn't recognize the importance of federal land leasing to America's revenues."
There is also an impact on state budgets, leaving taxpayers to make up the difference, Eshelman said, noting that leases from natural gas and oil leases are one of the largest sources of income for government outside of taxes.
"These lease proceeds are also allocated for coastal restoration," said Eshelman. "Replacing these funds seem to be unaccounted for under the Biden administration."
These new numbers showing a massive decline in energy production leases run counter to the claims made by the Biden administration.
"Federal policies are not limiting the production of oil and gas," the White House insists. "To the contrary, the Biden administration has been clear that in the short-term, supply must keep up with demand, at home, and around the world while we make the shift to a secure clean energy future."
And, the White House said in a statement, "Natural gas production has never been higher, and crude oil production is expected to hit a new high next year."
Critics respond that as global demand has risen and sanctions on Russia take hold, those comparisons are meaningless. The issue is not that the U.S. has increased production, it is the lost flow of oil and natural gas America could make available to its citizens and its allies.
Sterling Burnett with the Heartland Institute blames the Biden administration. He says Biden has routinely flouted the law requiring lease sales and ignored court rulings directing him to follow the law and hold them.
"Even when he has offered sales, they have been extremely limited in size and, and largely in areas that are likely to contain little oil and gas, so bidding has been limited," says Burnett. "Biden then uses this fact to claim new leases aren't needed."
In addition, Burnett says leases are only good if one can get permits to drill them.
"With thousands of permits in backlog, why should a company bid on new leases when they have the reasonable belief based on the Biden administration's permitting blockade, they will be unable to get permits to produce."
"While the Biden Administration will say the energy crisis is over because gasoline prices have come off near-record highs, the truth is that Americans are faced with a broken energy policy that is already risking our economic, national and energy security. Inflation is at 40-year highs and gasoline prices are still well over $1.50 higher than they were in January 2021. And the lack of supply, bottlenecks in refining, Putin taking advantage of European dependency on Russian oil and gas – still exist and prices are likely to go back up."
"Unfortunately, the federal government keeps limiting energy production to essentially put the Gulf of Mexico out of the oil and gas business, even though it provides 15% of our oil. The failed energy policies of Europe are the very path some in the government seem to want Americans to follow. Just look at California, which has Europe-style policies that can barely keep the lights on, strangle its economy with insane energy prices, all while backtracking on its environmental progress. No American should accept this kind of situation. Congress and the White House need to focus on creating a national energy program Americans can believe in."
Chris Woodward
Chris Woodward is a veteran writer and journalist. He wrote this for Delaware Valley Journal.
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Conflict of laws
IP Law
intertemporal law
Banking Enforcement Titles non-constitutional and derogated from the Polish legal system
On 14 April 2015, the Polish Constitutional Tribunal rendered a ruling that triggered a great commotion on the Polish market of banking services. The Tribunal declared Article 96 sec. 1 and Article 97 sec. 1 of the Banking Act – regulations constituting Banking Enforcement Title – as contrary to the principle of equality (case No P 45/12). In response to the judgment, the state legislator derogated this instrument from the Polish legal system with effect from 27 November 2015.
Posted on 21/12/2015 by Aleksandra Bolibok in Civil Procedure, Consumer Law, General Issues
Constitutional Tribunal
European Contract Law and the Creation of Norms (22-23 June 2018)
The consumer's right to have goods restored to a condition consistent with the agreement
Promissory note enforcement vs. an ex officio review of unfair terms (Profi Credit Polska: C-176/17)
Promissory note enforcement vs. an ex officio review of unfair terms
abusive clauses
actio pauliana
admissibility of evidence
bequest
Civil code of Poland
CJEU
comparative advertising
consumer sales
cooperation in civil matters
descent of a child
discretionary power
ecenomic analysis of law
evidential proceedings
implementation of EU law
Jews in Poland
jurisdictional immunity
legal reponsibility
personal goods
personal rights
Polish Consumer Rights Act
preliminary question
property abandoned in war time
property restitution
public intnternational law
sales law
standard terms review
theory of law
The Polish Class Action Act
transfer of copyright
transfer of right
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Ph.D. candidate at the Faculty of Law, Jagiellonian University, and a legal counsel in Cracow Chamber of Legal Counsel. In 2010 he earned a degree in law from UMCS in Lublin and in 2011 he earned a licentiate in canon law from KUL in Lublin. In 2011 he also graduated from UMCS with a degree in computer science. He prepares a doctoral dissertation on copyrights protection for computer programs' source code.
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Ph.D., assistant professor in the Institute of Legal Studies of the Polish Academy of Sciences and in the Institute of Justice, assistant in the Civil Chamber of the Supreme Court of the Republic of Poland, holder of scholarships of the Foundation for Polish Science and of the of National Science Centre, visiting scholar at the Università degli Studi di Trento. In his research focuses on regulatory problems of contract law.
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Ph.D. candidate at the Faculty of Law, Jagiellonian University, and a legal counsel. In 2010 he earned a degree in law from UMCS in Lublin and in 2011 he earned a licentiate in canon law from KUL in Lublin. In 2011 he also finished postgraduate studies in EU law at the Jagiellonian University. He prepares a dissertation on the exhaustion doctrine applied to computer software distribution in the European Union law.
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The film finished behind 'Suicide Squad' and 'Batman v Superman'.
Justice League was a bad movie there are no buts about it. The movie was so bad in fact to fans that it is now officially the lowest-grossing film in the DCEU (DC extended universe). The giant film that was supposed save DC's movie universe turned out to be a giant flop grossing a very meager $229 million in total box office revenue.
Not the honor the film was hoping to garner.
Zach Snyder's mega superhero film was hoping to capture the same magic Marvel's Avengers did when it finally brought all of their MCU characters together on the big screen. They weren't even close and couldn't even build off the success Wonder Woman had leading into the film. Justice League's $229,024,295 gross officially lands the film in fifth place on the list, that's $60 million behind Man of Steel (4th place), $100 million behind Suicide Squad (3rd place), a little over $100 million behind Batman v Superman (2nd place) and $183 million behind Wonder Woman the best film out of the bunch critically.
Damn not even better than Suicide Squad or Batman v Superman?
How could a movie featuring Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, The Flash and Cyborg flop so hard? Well, moviegoers could have been very skeptical based on what they saw in previous films. The reviews of the film didn't also help the films cause and trailers didn't do much to spark interest in the film. Also, word of mouth on social media could have doomed the film that honestly wasn't as bad Suicide Squad or Batman v Superman. BUT that's not saying much either, a film with the ensemble of heroes it had should have performed better than that in theaters.
Aquaman is the next film up and rumblings on the web are saying the film is promising, but we have heard that before. We just hope the DCEU finally gets on track. Maybe just maybe they should just follow the blueprint Marvel uses when it comes to developing their characters before putting them on screen together. Just a thought.


On this Martin Luther King, Jr. weekend, Rev. Kelly will explore the role of hope in creating the Beloved Community. She will share Joanna Macy's work on Active Hope along with a process for creating a more sustainable and compassionate world.
Let's Create Some Magic! That's the theme for our pledge canvass this year. Not sure what a pledge canvass is? It's the process we go through to raise money for our church.
We'll kick it off by having a fun event after church on Sunday, January 18th. All children and adults are invited and encouraged to come. Bring a sack lunch and join us for the movie Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone. The church will provide popcorn and drinks.
On February1st after the service there will be a Budget Forum where the Finance Ministry Group will present the Program Budget (how expenses are allocated across the programs we offer). A detailed line-item budget will be available, but not covered in depth.
Harry Potter finds a loving community at Hogwarts - a community that isn't his biological family, but one that has his back in every way. Through classes and experiences at Hogwarts, Harry is transformed and able to transcend the difficulties life presents.
expression of our gratitude for this community that has our back and helps us transform, let's create some magic!
Join Rev. Kelly with our church banner at the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. March and Celebration 2015.
The march begins at 10:30 a.m. and travels from the Greeley Chamber of Commerce building (7th Avenue and 9th Street) to the Union Colony Civic Center (701 10th Avenue), where the celebration begins at 11:00 a.m. with live music, poetry and guest speaker Dr. Avis Jones-DeWeever.
Who should attend? Everyone serving our church in any way!
Registration will be available in early January, so stay tuned.


More than half of all fire deaths in American homes occur at night. But, as , there's one simple fire safety trick that could save your life: Shut your bedroom door — either at night, before you go to bed, or during a fire if you can't escape through the door. Doing so "could buy you extra seconds or even minutes, time to find another way out of the house, or time to wait until firefighters can reach you," Friedman says.


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The Last Boy (2019)
The world at an end, a young boy's dying mother sends him on a quest to find the place that grants wishes.
Genre: Drama, Sci-Fi
Director: Perry Bhandal
Actors: Anna Wilson-Jones, Luke Goss, Peter Guinness
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Once Is Not Enough
January Wayne, the sheltered, much-loved daughter of a formerly successful Hollywood producer, goes home to New York after a lengthy stint in a Swiss hospital. Mike Wayne has fallen on…
The Fitzgerald Family Christmas
The adult siblings of the Fitzgerald family prepare for their estranged father to return home for Christmas for the first time since he walked out on his family 20 years…
An Affair of Love
They recount their impressions to the Interviewer. They met through a magazine ad, She and He. They corresponded through the Internet. He responded to her ad seeking someone to fulfil…
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Good Thief
A Detroit-set crime noir thriller about three small-time thieves who rip off a neighborhood pawnbroker of his valuable baseball card collection, only to find out they've unleashed something much more…
King of the Avenue
A young drug dealer sells his soul to the devil in order to become the #1 seller on the block.
Genre: Drama, Fantasy, Thriller
Diana: A Tribute to the People's Princess
Indeed a tribute, this movie tells the story of Princess Diana's last year, from May 1996 to her fatal accident in August 1997. It focuses on her love affairs with…
Genre: Biography, Drama
Micro Men
In 1979 Clive Sinclair, British inventor of the pocket calculator, frustrated by the lack of home investment in his project,the electric car, also opposes former assistant Chris Curry's belief that…
The Business of Strangers
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LYNN — Choreographer Jimmy Locust, dance instructor to stars including Janet Jackson and Paula Abdul, brings his dance talent to the YMCA on Friday and to Breed Middle School Saturday.
Locust will lead a masters dance class for middle school students Friday 3-4:30 p.m. at the YMCA on Neptune Boulevard and a masters class for high school dancers Friday 5-6:30 p.m.
The classes are aimed in part at giving dance experience to young men with space reserved in classes for 100 Males to College Program participants. Class size is limited. Contact YMCA Community Relations Executive Director Audrey Jimenez, [email protected] by late Thursday to sign up for a masters class.
On Saturday, master dance class students will give a short performance before a skit presentation by Harmony Nation, Locust's youth confidence-building and anti-bullying initiative, from 10 a.m. to noon at Breed.
Harmony Nation features dance and acting skits and dance performances by the teens to educate on bullying and explore conflict resolution through compassion and respect.
A master of body motion, Locust has extensive experience as a choreographer, dancer, actor, singer, writer and entrepreneur. He has also worked with the late Michael Jackson, and Quincy Jones.
His classical training in ballet, jazz, and modern dance along with house funk and hip-hop influence are the foundation for his signature "Tech-Hop" style which is taught in his master class tours.
The Lynn public schools and Salem State University are co-sponsors for Locust's visit. The YMCA and Lynn public schools help support 100 Males to College with its goal of working to increase college access, enrollment, retention and success, especially for urban male students. The program also is supported in part by state funding.
The Lynn YMCA has been in service since serving the greater Lynn area since 1860. The YMCA of Metro North has locations in Lynn, Peabody, Saugus and Melrose and has long-standing relationships and facilities to deliver lasting personal and social change.


Farruquito (Juan Manuel Fernández Montoya), heir to the most renowned Gypsy flamenco dynasty, will perform on Thursday, February 28 at 7:30 p.m. at the Weis Center.
Farruquito has been called the Greatest Flamenco Dancer of this New Century (NY Times). Son of flamenco singer Juan Fernández Flores "El Moreno" and dancer Rosario Montoya Manzano "La Farruca", the eldest of four brothers Juan Antonio Fernández Montoya "El Farru", Manuel Fernández Montoya "El Carpeta" and Alegría Fernández Montoya, he was immersed in the purest form of flamenco founded by his grandfather, "El Farruco", one of the greatest dancers in the history of flamenco.
In 2003, the Academy of Music in Spain honored him for his lyrics on Dulce Canela in the María de Niña Pastori album and for his zapateo accompaniment on the homage album to Jeros. In the meantime, Farruquito continued to lead his dance academy located in Seville, founded on the precepts of the Farruco school. The popularity of his following premiere, Alma Vieja, at the Teatro de la Maestranza in Seville, lead to a wildly successful European Tour.
Due to tragic events in his personal life, Farruquito was absent from the performance stage but returned in summer of 2008 with his new production Puro where fans and critics alike claimed "Farruquito has returned to his reign!" In 2010 he premiered Sonerías at the Bienal de Flamenco of Seville where his audiences experienced the raw roots of Flamenco with a theatrical flair that they had never seen from him. Invited by the prestigious fashion label, Louis Vuitton, Farruquito later starred in Mirror of Passion.


We have a local wagtail couple that have produced 2 families in our jasmine bush, these past two seasons. And I am happy to say that they have produced two new wagtails. I have been following their progress – from nest building to egg laying to hatchlings to fledglings. Now my new wagtail family enjoy my veggie patch and all the wonderful bugs that hang around there.
Then on the 14th of October, I managed to get close enough to take a photo of Mommy Kwikkie on the nest. This is not a long lens either. She is ok with me working in the veggie patch, but I must watch my distance. In the other shot, I was literally 50cm away when I took this. They kept really low in the nest. I still could not see how many there were. I have a feeling there are only two babies!
Baby birds in the nest! Cute!
Then over the past weekend, I was amazed at the two new wagtail "kids" flying and cruising around the veggie patch. The parents seemed more flustered than the babies when I come around the corner with my camera.
Here is the one baby – he sits and waits for mommy to feed him. The other one flies around and is more adventurous.
Yup – here is the mommy making sure "Junior" is fed.
Can you spot all four wagtails? You can see the young ones have shorter tails!
Well, soon they will be old enough to fend for themselves. I hope they all come back again. They are such a treat to have in the garden. They love all the miggies and bugs in the garden! Well, see you again soon – !
Your Wagtails are adorable! It's always so much fun to see nests in the garden, then eggs, hatchlings, and if all goes well, fledglings. It took our poor flycatchers three tries before they finally had young survive until fledging. The nest failed last year after a predator stole the baby birds, and this spring, same again, but a second clutch this year was finally successful, and all three youngsters fledged. It was so gratifying to see. I hope your wagtails, and our flycatchers, return to nest again next season.
It is exciting to watch the progress of baby birds in the garden, but I am always so afraid that I will upset the parents or disturb the nest. Congratulations on being able to get so close. You must feel a bit like a proud parent, too!
How fun!! Hopefully you will get to watch more generations grow up in your garden!
How adorable! You may eventually have generations and generations calling your jasmine bush home!
Wagtails, Kwikkie, miggies — Google translate is not helping!
BTW, how is that nut shell mulch working out for you? I noticed it in a couple of the shots.
What a joy it is to watch nature birth and grow! I share your enthusiasm for I, too, enjoy watching these creatures. Thanks for sharing the story and the photos…so cute!


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