That's a lesson that Grant Haber is apparently learning the hard way. The Kinnelon resident is facing a potentially hefty fine for cutting 32 trees on his neighbor's property so he could get a better view of the New York City skyline, according to a Twitter thread that's gone viral. Haber's lawyer, Matthew Mueller, did not immediately respond to Daily Voice's request for comment placed Wednesday morning, June 28. According to the Borough of Kinnelon ordinance on tree removals, "

You can’t talk about Peter Jackson’s blockbuster The Lord of the Rings, FX TV comedy Wilfred, and Disney’s XD animated TV series TRON: The Uprising without the name Elijah Wood coming or being mentioned. Elijah Wood brings together many talents – from acting (including voice acting) to DJing, to producing. See Also: David Anders Bio, Married, Dating, Girlfriend, Height, Measurement Demonstrating a gift for acting in a youngster’s father took him to the annual convention of the International Modeling and Talent Association in Los Angeles.

A mom calms her son down from a full-blown meltdown by holding him and modeling deep breaths until he gives her a hug and articulates that he wants water. A toddler spills coffee all over his toy shelf and his mom guides him through wiping up the spill, explains why he can’t do that, and gives him an alternate pouring activity. The boy complies without a fight. If you’re on TikTok, you’ve more than likely come across a video like this.

Just like in Breath of the Wild, The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom features a weapon durability system, which although fitting given its narrative, once again divided the fanbase. But how can you repair your weapons in the game? Now, here’s how to repair weapons in the Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. Recommended Videos How to Repair Weapons in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom You can fully repair your weapons and shields in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom by first finding a Rock Octorok and then dropping your chosen item in front of them before running out of their sight.

Jill Ireland was an English actress best known for her roles in Star Trek, The Man From UNCLE, The Ghost Train Murder, The Great Escape and Twice Around the Daffodils. Jill was also known for her many roles in movies with Charles Branson who was her second husband. She died on May 18, 1990 after a battle with breast cancer, but will be remembered for the roles she played in films and TV series like Three Men in a Boat, There’s Always Thursday , The Desperate Man, Shane, The Mechanic, Breakout and Breakheart Pass.