The International Hockey Federation (FIH) is thrilled to announce that Walcz will host the inaugural edition of the women’s FIH Hockey Nations Cup 2 This exciting tournament marks the first-ever FIH event to be held in the Polish city adding a new chapter to Poland’s growing presence in international hockey The women’s FIH Hockey Nations Cup 2 serves as a pivotal platform for 8 emerging teams – ie the national teams ranked after those involved in the FIH Hockey Pro League and the FIH Hockey Nations Cup – to compete at a high level offering a pathway to promotion to the FIH Hockey Nations Cup which is directly connected to the FIH Hockey Pro League The 2025 edition will feature these eight nations competing in a week-long tournament showcasing their skills and vying for the title in a highly anticipated competition: known for its scenic landscapes and strong sporting culture is ready to welcome the global hockey community with open arms Hosting the tournament at this location will not only boost the profile of hockey in Poland but also provide a unique opportunity for local fans to experience world-class hockey action firsthand The event promises to be a fantastic display of skill and sportsmanship as teams battle for a spot in the higher tiers of international competition "We are extremely pleased with what confidence the world federation has placed in us This is extremely important to us in our strategy for the development of women's hockey in our country 2025 is the year in which we invest in the development of women's hockey and the opportunity to host teams in Poland from around the world will undoubtedly contribute to the spread of our sport" said Rafał Grotwski President of the Polish Hockey Association is about to make history by hosting its first-ever FIH event with the women’s FIH Hockey Nations Cup 2 as it continues to expand the horizons of hockey around the world and I have no doubt that the global hockey community will be welcomed with the warmth and enthusiasm that Wałcz has to offer It’s a fantastic opportunity to showcase the passion for hockey in Poland and I’m confident the event will be a remarkable success at this magnificent venue This work, Steadfast Cobalt 15 hosts Distinguished Visitors Day, by SGT Brandon Anderson, identified by DVIDS, must comply with the restrictions shown on https://www.dvidshub.net/about/copyright Kristy Mariano was inside her Detroit Beach home late last Sunday night when she happened to notice something peculiar outside of her window Many of her neighbors were outside gawking up at the sky Mariano went into her backyard to see what all the fuss was about and they’re dancing around,” she said and it wasn’t a drone either because it was really and when it was passing by the clouds kept moving and moving and the stars were so bright...  Mariano said the lights disappeared after exactly 45 minutes “I never believed in this kind of stuff before Monroe native Carl Walcz wasn’t really a believer in flying saucers or little green men But one night this past October while he was taking photos of the moon he stumbled across something he just could not explain: In just one of his pictures there appeared a bluish-green object floating in the sky “I never did see it when I was taking a picture of it,” Walcz said “For all I know it could be something (that got stuck on) the camera or anything … But it’s too well-defined to be and none of my other pictures that I took (had it) I took like two pictures right in a row of that same shot and in one of them it was there and the other one it wasn’t.” Mariano and Walcz are certainly not the first people who have ever claimed to see unidentified flying objects and they certainly won’t be the last But those who are dedicated to proving that we are not alone in the universe say it’s getting much more difficult to separate examples of truly inexplicable phenomena from the more common cases of mistaken identity a nonprofit organization that records and investigates UFO sightings reported 233 sightings across Michigan in 2020.  and at least one case in Monroe County reported to MIMUFON were in fact determined to be misidentified Starlink satellites the satellites live in low Earth orbit and are designed to provide global satellite internet access “They’ve been sort of the bane of our existence since late 2019 because everybody has reported them as flying saucers…,” Konkolesky explained but they look really eerie and people report them as UFOs.” While the annual number of UFO sightings reported to MIMUFON can fluctuate Konkolesky said his organization averages around 160 reports a year He attributed the higher number of reports for 2020 to not only the Starlink satellites but the fact that the pandemic kept people at home more often than normal and left them with more time on their hands to pay attention to the world around them “One thing I often say is that if the moon disappeared for a month how many people would notice?” Konkolesky quipped “I just don’t think people are looking up.” While there are more logical explanations for a supposed UFO sighting now than ever before public interest in extraterrestrial life is at an all-time high thanks to some recent developments at the federal government level In August the Pentagon formed a task force dedicated to investigating UFOs observed by U.S And buried in the $2.3 trillion coronavirus relief and government funding bill signed in December by then-President Donald Trump was a stipulation requiring U.S intelligence agencies to disclose any and all information they have regarding UFOs to Congress within the next six months a lot of moving parts all moving things in the same direction towards acceptance,” Konkolesky said “One is the government’s openness about it … Also the number of planets that are being discovered that are potentially habitable (That’s) another piece of it as well.” Neither Mariano nor Walcz’s experiences were reported to MIMUFON and the organization does not make a determination about an incident without an investigation But when told about Mariano’s experience specifically Konkolesky said that it sounded intriguing “It’s a case worthy of investigation,” he said “I’d go so far as to say that.” Luxembourg made their first appearance at the EuroHockey 5s Women's Championship in Walcz Despite challenging matches against Sweden and Poland they demonstrated resilience and achieved their inaugural international victory against Finland with Lithuania securing a victory over them in their final match with the team totalling six goals but no wins (12:3 against Sweden and 18:3 against Wales) Luxembourg achieved their first-ever field hockey victory defeating Finland 6:1 under coach Natalia Garcia This win was significant as it marked their inaugural victory despite challenges such as limited substitutes captain Diane Krüger highlighted the importance of their participation and overcoming resource limitations The team now looks ahead to the European Championships qualifier in Douai had just finished their school exams when they made their international debut at the EuroHockey 5s U16 Boys II Championship in Kutaisi A win against the hosts and a tie against Bulgaria propelled the young team straight into the semi-finals where they experienced a narrow loss to Armenia The boys finished the competition in fourth place but were the second-highest scoring team with 23 goals A third national team will travel to Wałcz on 14 July to participate in the EuroHockey 5s Men’s U21 II Championship They will face a number of high-performing teams Hockey has existed in Luxembourg since 1976 but gained significant traction in 2015 with the introduction of a state-of-the-art pitch at the Boy Konen Sports Complex in Cessange the Hockey Federation of Luxembourg selects the best players to form national teams The Hockey Federation Luxembourg (HFL) is firmly committed to bringing Luxembourg to the Olympics in field hockey.The first national hockey team was established in 2022 no fewer than three teams are competing in various EuroHockey Championships This success underscores the effectiveness of Luxembourg's youth development program 80% of the players have been playing together for over seven years Selected from the talented pool of the Luxembourg Hockey Club team which competes in the highly competitive Belgian League they were trained by coaches Adria Miralles and Nacho Choski for five months in preparation for the championship Ballerina who inspired new works from Kenneth MacMillan and Frederick Ashton and loved to dance with Rudolf Nureyev Lynn Seymour, who has died aged 83, was one of the greatest dramatic ballerinas of the 20th century. In addition to her career with the Royal Ballet and at Berlin Opera Ballet she danced as a guest with companies including the National Ballet of Canada Second Stride and Adventures in Motion Pictures She choreographed several short-lived ballets and was artistic director of the Ballet of Bavarian State Opera she liked to investigate many dance forms: Matthew Bourne described her as rare in being “completely accepted by the whole world of dance” Most widely known as a muse for Kenneth MacMillan Seymour was a dancer of individuality with fine musicality and in all the roles she created left a high benchmark for successors to try to emulate She was noted for a fluidity that MacMillan in 1980 said made her “movements melt one into the next” He added that “Lynn is as real as anyone can be on stage when wearing pointe shoes.” Lynn Seymour and David Wall in Kenneth MacMillan’s Romeo and JulietBeginning with the small but conspicuous role of the Adolescent in The Burrow MacMillan thrust Seymour into the limelight in 1958 and two years later created two contrasting roles for her the Fiancée in Le Baiser de la Fée and the Young Girl in The Invitation This role was controversial as it showed a girl flattered by an older man’s attention raped and traumatised – on stage at Covent Garden and make Juliet the driving force of his ballet It was traumatic for the trio when, at the insistence of the US impresario Sol Hurok, the first performances in London and New York were given to Margot Fonteyn and Rudolf Nureyev who had had an abortion to ensure that nothing interfered with her career That work found its five-waltz form in 1976 Lynn Seymour and Rudolf Nureyev in Giselle with the Ballet of Bavarian State Opera MunichSeymour was less happy dancing the exposed ballerina roles in classics including Swan Lake and Sleeping Beauty helped her to gain confidence in these roles She worked with many choreographers and was memorable in Glen Tetley’s Voluntaries (1976) and in Jerome Robbins’s Dances at a Gathering (1970) and his comic The Concert (1975) In 1981 Seymour retired from the Royal Ballet on the eve of what was to be a comeback after injuries and ill-health She briefly created the rock dance Seymour’s Circus and was persuaded by Gable to create Lowry’s Mother in Gillian Lynne’s A Simple Man (1987) Seymour was born Berta Lynn Springbett – MacMillan advised the name change – in Wainwright, Alberta, Canada Inspired by seeing Alexandra Danilova in Coppélia and the 1948 film The Red Shoes she trained with Nicholas Svetlanoff in Vancouver where she was spotted at an audition in 1953 by Ashton and offered a scholarship to the Sadler’s Wells ballet school There her most important teacher was the former Pavlova dancer Winifred Edwards In 1956 she graduated into the Royal Ballet companies where she was nurtured by Peter Wright and MacMillan and almost immediately took on soloist roles voluptuous body with soft muscles not designed for dance In 1963 she married Colin Jones Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker Jake Tyler: Wait Just to give some asshole the show that he's looking for Jean Roqua: Then stop Jake Tyler: The night my dad died Jean Roqua: You cannot live in the past Jake Tyler: Really Jean Roqua: Don't push me Jake Tyler: I know you would've fought that guy Jean Roqua: You know nothing Jake Tyler: Why not go back Jean Roqua: And face my father Jake Tyler: Well if that's what you believe Sometimes fighting the fight means that you have to do the one thing you don't want to do Jean Roqua: Jake Jake Tyler: Always has been. Your Ads Privacy ChoicesIMDb We care about the sustainable development of local Poland This is possible thanks to a good economic policy and the funds we have recovered in the fight against the VAT mafias We are investing in projects close to the people – building and modernising day nurseries Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki visited one of the investments in Wałcz that received government funding The new sports hall will not only benefit young people but also the local community We are levelling the standard of living across the country Local construction companies are winning contracts and providing employment Government subsidies from the national budget result in the modernisation and construction of day nurseries sports or cultural facilities throughout Poland Such measures lead to a levelling of living standards for residents across the country “There is a need for good infrastructure for children Such infrastructure is being created in Poland I am glad that the 8th Central Sports Centre is being built here The hall under us is one of the highest technical and sports achievements – so to speak one of the best in the world,” stressed the Prime Minister The subsidising of many investments in Poland was made possible by good government policy and the tightening of the tax system including the fight against the VAT mafias has made it possible to change the conduct of policy over the past few years We are levelling the playing field and providing support “We are investing in Wałcz County - not only this magnificent hall not only this magnificent Central Sports Centre but also various sections of road between villages in the county and as part of the rebuilding of streets in Wałcz we are also allocating nearly PLN 1 million in government funds to make it easier to travel on roads that used to be somewhat impossible to use,” said the Prime Minister Government funding for investments close to the people We help municipalities and counties to make the investments that local communities need we are levelling out development opportunities for all residents of our country We have launched an interactive investment map where everyone can check which investments have been financed with public funds in their municipality – mapainwestycji.gov.pl Multipurpose hall of the Central Sports Centre Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki visited the investment site in Wałcz where a multipurpose hall is being built on the grounds of the Central Sports Centre – Olympic Preparation Centre The hall will be fully equipped to meet the requirements of such sports as basketball a variation of football that is played indoors Funding from the State Target Fund – Physical Culture Development Fund amounted to 80% of the investment value “It is a hall where several volleyball matches can be played at the same time but we have space here for running tracks – for 60 metres and 200 metres and many other disciplines,” said the Prime Minister When the hall will not be used for sporting purposes it will also be available to the local community “We can recommend and ask our dear children and young people to use this wonderful infrastructure that is emerging in Poland – here in Wałcz but also many sports halls that are being built all over Poland This kind of infrastructure will also provide opportunities for physical development,” said Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki during his visit to Wałcz BoxeoMundial - La Meca del Boxeo es tu página para informarte de lo último del Boxeo páginas de tu región y todo lo que buscas para mantenerte informado del Boxeo German “Bomber” Serdar Sahin (22-1) will travel to Walcz (Poland) on December 14th to challenger unbeaten local hero Krysztof Glowacki (20-0) for the vacant WBO intercontinental cruiserweight championship “I know that it is always hard to win on the road But I like challenges and this is my big chance to get in line for a world title fight against Marco Huck” “I will do whatever it takes to beat Glowacki He’s a decent boxer but nothing too special I think I have a decent chance of winning this fight.” Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" effective in Poland from 2025 and set to remain in force through 2026 prioritize businesses that process wood locally These rules were introduced to limit the export of raw timber outside the European Union New wood trading regulations reduce foreign interest in Polish timber companies with processing plants located closer to the wood purchase site gain an advantage which reduces the profitability of transactions for businesses outside Poland the new regulations have reduced the attractiveness of Polish timber as confirmed by representatives of the Polish State Forests Although the regulations aim to support local industry the additional restrictions on exports outside the EU have further diminished interest in Polish wood As reported by the Polish state news agency PAP announced that 38 million cubic meters of timber will be available on the market in 2025 Where and how much timber was exported from Poland in previous years According to data from the Central Statistical Office (GUS) Poland exported 14.3 million tons of unprocessed timber with 43% mainly going to countries like Slovakia wood was being exported from Poland in large quantities as confirmed by the Polish Chamber of Commerce of the Wood Industry A to dla odmiany port w Kołobrzegu. Drewno ładowane na statek do Szwecji, co za kilka dni zobaczycie na filmie. I niech nikt nie próbuje wmówić że to nie polskie drewno. Polskie przywiezione okolic Piły, Wałcza, Drawska. pic.twitter.com/fa0hW5Nai5 Anheuser-Busch pulled its sponsorship for a St breaking its 30-year streak of support for the festival PrideFest is now experiencing a $150,00 funding shortfall compared to 2024. In an attempt to recoup their loss, event organizers have launched a fundraising campaign called #45for45 in which eventgoers and supporters are urged to donate whatever they can A post shared by Pride St. Louis (@pridestl) PrideFest will take place on June 28-29 at Soldier’s Memorial Park in downtown St “While we are deeply disappointed that Anheuser-Busch has chosen to step away from supporting PrideFest this year we remain hopeful that the community will step up where they have stepped down,” Pride St “The #45for45 campaign is an opportunity for everyone whether you’ve marched in the parade to help ensure that these efforts continue for years to come The community and our board are clear—canceling PrideFest is not an option.” Anheuser-Busch also ceased its support for San Francisco Pride which claims they have lost $300,000 in corporate sponsorships Follow Matthew on Twitter The Daily Caller | 1775 Eye Street NW | Suite 1150-290 | Washington You are already subscribed to Daily Caller A confirmation of your order has been sent to your email address Unlimited digital access to The Daily Caller Premium Article: Subscribe for $1 to read the rest Already have an account?Login Please create a free account to continue reading Already have an account?Login I have read and agree to the Terms of Use Honor Our Heroes Program: Verify your Active Military or First Responder Status for Additional Discounts Instead of sucking up to the political and corporate powers that dominate America The Daily Caller is fighting for you — our readers We humbly ask you to consider joining us in this fight ENJOY THE MANY BENEFITS OF PATRIOTS MEMBERSHIP