Have any of you ever been in the shower and have someone break in your front window and come in your bedroom? I have. Have any of you been to Oak Meadow Park and let your 8-year-old son go to the bathroom and have some old man try to molest them? My friend has. My point … it takes people to be the bad guys–not guns for anything else. No matter how many laws and restrictions there are, you will never be totally safe. That is why we have police. If I were Templar, I would have my attorneys filing lawsuits that would bankrupt the town of Los Gatos and anyone else that should be in that suit.

Curtner Elementary School students got to experience Lunar New Year a little differently this year as a ceremony packed with a lion dance, face changing, Chinese music, a kung fu crochet ballet slippers, color, cotton, two flower decoration, gift for woman for mom for girlfriend, home slippers, no soles demonstration and a Chinese cultural and fashion show was held on campus on Feb, 8, The school, at 275 Redwood Ave., annually holds an Lunar New Year celebration parade, according to Principal Jackie Vo-Felbinger, This year, the organization Able2Shine picked a number of Bay Area elementary schools, including Curtner, to hold a show in celebration of the Year of the Rooster..

Company presents ’12 Days of Christmas’. BRENTWOOD — Brentwood Theater Company will show back-to-back weekend performances of the comedy, “The 12 Days of Christmas,” in the first and second weeks of December. This comedic play tells the story of Mary, a woman who catches her fiancee kissing another woman on the televised Thanksgiving Day Parade, and then proceeds to encounter all sorts of quirky and awkward situations as she attempts to re-enter the dating pool. In the end, a charming 5-year-old boy restores her faith in love and life. (Warning: some adult language).

Tharp’s Broadway production of “Singin’ In the Rain” had just closed in crochet ballet slippers, color, cotton, two flower decoration, gift for woman for mom for girlfriend, home slippers, no soles 1985, when she created a new company, combining some of her longtime modern dancers, such as Washington, and a classically trained contingent, “In the Upper Room,” which is set to music by Philip Glass, is a supremely athletic piece built upon two distinct factions, one wearing sneakers (“stompers”) and one in pointe shoes (“bombers”), with one female dancer mediating between the two groups..

“I hate being in a deficit position. It drives me crazy every day. But it’s not a deal breaker for us. Our cash flow is sustainable. Our people are being paid, and we have operating lines of credit to pay our bills. And the year is starting in a way that makes me think we’re turning the corner, thank God,” he says. An endowment fund of $1.3 million hasn’t been touched. Subscription sales, which dipped to 1,450 last year, are back over 1,600, with a 95 percent renewal rate. “And we’re not cutting back artistically: Holst’s ‘The Planets’ is one of the largest pieces you could do,” Bales says. “Now, if we were to run a deficit this year, would we start playing pieces that require 65 musicians instead of 90? You bet we would.”.