Mr. Charles Ray McCall, age 87, of Toccoa, passed away Saturday, April 6, 2019 at Stephens County Hospital.
Born June 3, 1931 in Toccoa, he was the son of the late John Garcia McCall and Velma Watson McCall.
He was a member of Ebenezer Baptist Church and was a United States Navy Veteran serving during the Korean War. Ray worked with Kenneth Sewell at Sewell's Furniture for 32 years and later worked at Belk.
Family members include his wife of 61 years, Ruby Turpin McCall; son and daughter-in-law, Mark and Milinda McCall of Loganville; grandson, James Ray "J. R." McCall of Atlanta; brothers and a sister-in-law, Guy and Betty McCall of Martin and Robert McCall of Cornelia; and several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by three brothers, Max McCall, Joe McCall, and Carl McCall.
Memorial services will be held at four o'clock Sunday, April 28, 2019 from the Chapel of Whitlock Mortuary with the Rev. Andy Childs officiating.
Military Honors will be provided by the United States Navy.
The Don Pruitt Sunday School Class will serve as honorary pallbearers.
The family will receive friends at the mortuary from 2pm until 4pm Sunday prior to the service.
In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to Ebenezer Baptist Church, 49 Rose Lane, Toccoa, GA 30577 or to Northeast Georgia Hospice, 2150 Limestone Pkwy., Suite 222, Gainesville, GA 30501.


Karla and Rick Jarret, owners and founders of Vim and Vigor Nutritional company, talk to Chris about their revolutionary product Collegenate. Collagenate's unique liquid formula absorbs directly into your body to help you shed those unwanted pounds and build muscle.
My guests today say there is a connection between excess belly fat, joint pain, muscle stiffness, low energy excess wrinkles and health concerns like arthritis and fibromyalgia. If you have any of these health concerns stay tuned because my guests today are Karla and Rick Jarret. They are the owners and founders of Vim and Vigor Nutritional company.
Karla is the Vim and she's been a fitness and nutritional professional for over 28 years now. Rick is the Vigor, he;'s a martial artists and knows about proper nutrition and works side by side with Karla on promoting long term health and improving the quality of people's lives.
1:04 I want to jump right into this now, what is this connection between excess belly fat, join pain, low energy, wrinkles, arthritis, i mean these are things that we're dealing with now on a daily basis, almost.
These are things that happen as we age but the most prominent thing that happens as we age is that we lose collagen.
Well collagen is the main protein that makes up our hair, skin, nails, ligaments, joints. It's the main structural protein that holds are bodies together and keeps us looking more youthful and strong.
The problem is of course is that as we age we lose collagen in fact studies even show that by our mid 20s our skin is producing 1% less collagen and then the scary thing is that in our 40s our skin is no longer producing any collagen.
Our joints start to hurt our skin starts to wrinkle we start to become more fat. We want to stay young and youthful.
2:09 So it sounds like we need to really talk about how to get collagen back in your body, how do you do that?
Well, you definitely need to supplement with it because the body is no longer producing it and that's why we have our formulation called Collegenate. Collegenate is a good absorbable collagen supplement, it's specially formulated, it's a liquid, it's very effective at helping our bodies helping our bodies get collagen back in our bodies.
2:34 So this is something that you would take on a daily basis like a vitamin then?
Yes, it's a liquid you just take a tablespoon with a glass of water once a day.
It makes it much more absorbable in a liquid form. We've found that the body does not absorb collagen very well. Where as our formulation is very absorbable and it really promotes good results. People can feel the difference in their body.
3:03 How did you go about putting your Collegenate together?
We worked with one of the top collagen experts in the country in formulating Collegenate. He puts the collagen through a special cold enzymatic process and combines it with a organic aloevera juice to make it very absorbable. We want our body to absorb and utilize the collagen.
You mentioned that the collagen is difficult for the body to absorb.
People really feel and see the difference.
3:44 When you start taking Collegenate how soon before you start to feel some of these results? Does it take a long time?
Not necessarily, some people see results right within the first week or two. Other times it may take a little bit longer depending upon the conditions the people have.But it's in a matter of weeks.
4:11 Let's hear what Jane experienced once she started taking Collegenate.
4:39 Now, that was really interesting. She was talking about getting relief in as little as three weeks. Which is surprising, I mean nutritional supplements generally do take more time.
Yes, it's not a drug it is a nutritional supplement and some people do get relief within the first week. It's best to take supplements at least for 3 to 4 months if we can. Fortunately, people seem to get results within a few weeks. If not, we urge people to call us so we can see if they are taking it correctly and if we can help them along the way.
5:43 Collagen is not new right, this idea of collagen being needed by your body, it's not new.
No, not at all in fact for years and decades scientists have know n that people need collagen and it is one of the key factors in the ageing process is that we lose collagen. They've tried over the years to get collagen back into the skin with powders and capsules but the trick has been to get the body to absorb and utilize the collagen and that's what is so unique about Collegenate.
6:14 So how did that come about? How were you able to take collagen and put it into a liquid in Collegenate and make that effective?
It's relatively new. The first formula was made about 30 years ago. Collegenate is an improvement on the original formula in that the collagen is more absorbable.
6:45 Can we talk a little about what exactly is in Collegenate.
Collagen is the main active ingredient and it's in an organic aloe vera juice and purified water.


Police Bring Used Weapons of War onto Main Street, U.S.A.
WhoWhatWhy first brought you the story of the disturbing trend of police departments arming themselves with surplus weapons from the battlefields of Afghanistan and Iraq to patrol Main Street, U.S.A. Others are finally picking up on this explosion of police firepower.
Every war needs soldiers, and America's undeclared wars since World War II have increasingly relied on nearly invisible ones for the jobs that need deniability. Read on to see how the influence of CIA contractors has surged since 9/11 in this excerpt from Shadow Warfare: The History of America's Undeclared Wars.
"Hacktivist journo" Barrett Brown pleaded guilty to reduced charges that drastically lower his potential prison exposure. Here's what happened in case you missed it.
Tuesday marks the anniversary of the Boston Marathon bombing. The Nicole Sandler show invited Russ Baker on to discuss his investigation of the myths and discrepancies surrounding the case. The conversation broadened into a fascinating look at the Who, the What and the Why of some of the biggest events in recent history. The podcast is a must-listen.
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In this interview with Canadian television, an American professor and author takes on government and trust—but only goes so far. Please weigh in on this.
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Brexit has opened up big rifts among the remaining EU countries
Other non-Euro countries will miss Britain's lobbying - and Germany and France won't be too keen to make up for our lost budget contributions.
By Ivaylo Iaydjiev
Untangling 40 years of Britain at the core of the EU has been compared to putting scrambled eggs back into their shells. On the UK side, political, legal, economic, and, not least, administrative difficulties are piling up, ranging from the Great Repeal Bill to how to process lorries at customs. But what is less appreciated is that Brexit has opened some big rifts in the EU.
This is most visible in relations between euro and non-euro countries. The UK is the EU's second biggest economy, and after its exit the combined GDP of the non-euro member states falls from 38% of the eurozone GDP to barely 16%, or 11% of EU's total. Unsurprisingly then, non-euro countries in Eastern Europe are worried that future integration might focus exclusively on the "euro core", leaving others in a loose periphery. This is at the core of recent discussions about a multi-speed Europe.
Previously, Britain has been central to the balance between 'ins' and 'outs', often leading opposition to centralising eurozone impulses. Most recently, this was demonstrated by David Cameron's renegotiation, in which he secured provisional guarantees for non-euro countries. British concerns were also among the reasons why the design of the European Banking Union was calibrated with the interests of the 'outs' in mind. Finally, the UK insisted that the euro crisis must not detract from the development of the Single Market through initiatives such as the capital markets union. With Britain gone, this relationship becomes increasingly lop-sided.
Another context in which Brexit opens a can of worms is discussions over the EU budget. For 2015, the UK's net contribution to the EU budget, after its rebate and EU investments, accounted for about 10% of the total. Filling in this gap will require either higher contributions by other major states or cutting the benefits of recipient states. In the former scenario, this means increasing German and French contributions by roughly 2.8 and 2 billion euros respectively. In the latter, it means lower payments to net beneficiaries of EU cohesion funds - a country like Bulgaria, for example, might take a hit of up to 0.8% of GDP.
Beyond the financial impact, Brexit poses awkward questions about the strategy for EU spending in the future. The Union's budgets are planned over seven-year timeframes, with the next cycle due to begin in 2020. This means discussions about how to compensate for the hole left by Britain will coincide with the initial discussions on the future budget framework that will start in 2018. Once again, this is particularly worrying for those receiving EU funds, which are now likely to either be cut or made conditional on what are likely to be more political requirements.
Brexit also upends the delicate institutional balance within EU structures. A lot of the most important EU decisions are taken by qualified majority voting, even if in practice unanimity is sought most of the time. Since November 2014, this has meant the support of 55% of member states representing at least 65% of the population is required to pass decisions in the Council of the EU. Britain's exit will destroy the blocking minority of a northern liberal German-led coalition of states, and increase the potential for blocking minorities of southern Mediterranean countries. There is also the question of what to do with the 73 British MEP mandates, which currently form almost 10% of all European Parliament seats.
Finally, there is the 'small' matter of foreign and defence policy. Perhaps here there are more grounds for continuity given the history of 'outsourcing' key decisions to NATO, whose membership remains unchanged. Furthermore, Theresa May appears to have realised that turning defence cooperation into a bargaining chip to attract Eastern European countries would backfire. Yet, with Britain gone, the EU is currently abuzz with discussions about greater military cooperation, particularly in procurement and research, suggesting that Brexit can also offer opportunities for the EU.
So, whether it is the balance between euro 'ins' and 'outs', multi-speed Europe, the EU budget, voting blocs or foreign policy, Brexit is forcing EU leaders into a load of discussions that many of them would rather avoid. This helps explain why there is clear regret among countries, particularly in Eastern Europe, at seeing such a key partner leave. It also explains why the EU has turned inwards to deal with the consequences of Brexit and why, although they need to be managed, the actual negotiations with London rank fairly low on the list of priorities in Brussels. British politicians, negotiators, and the general public would do well to take note of this.
Ivaylo Iaydjiev is a former adviser to the Bulgarian government. He is currently a DPhil student at the Blavatnik School of Government at the University of Oxford
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Big Reveal: $11.5M for an oceanfront Water Mill home with views of Mecox Bay
Most readers high balled it above $12M
By Grace Cassidy Nov 22, 2017, 9:00am EST
Photos courtesy of Corcoran
What do you think is the asking price of this oceanfront Water Mill home?
Under $8 million
Between $8 million and $10 million
Between $10 million and $12 million
Over $15 million
Earlier this week, we asked readers to guess our PriceSpotter: a 3,200-square-foot Water Mill home on an oceanfront acre of land with views of the ocean and Mecox Bay. Built in 2007, the home has four bedrooms, three full bathrooms, wood beams throughout, and walls of windows that look out to the ocean.
Most of our readers—about 36 percent—guessed that the beach house was listed for between $12 million and $15 million. Located at 1341 Flying Point Road, the property is actually asking less than that at $11.5 million under agent Tim Davis of Corcoran Group Real Estate. Another 17 percent of readers guessed that it was asking even higher, over $15 million.
Only about 17 percent of people guessed correctly in the range between $10 million and $12 million, while another 24 percent thought that it was actually listed for lower, between $8 million and $10 million. Even fewer people thought it was going for less than $8 million, though it last sold in 2005 for $7.5 million—though, that was before the house was built.
It was listed for sale in 2015 for $13.95 million, but was removed after six months on the market. Earlier this year it went up for sale with a price cut, asking $11.5 million and it was just relisted for the same price earlier this month.
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Are course grade distributions supposed to be bell shaped?
I consider my assessments to be fair and have had them vetted by more experienced faculty. Also, the course averages are usually high in this course (mine was 83.5 or so). However, it seems like I have a strange distribution of grades. What might have caused it?
The distribution doesn't have to be of bell-shape. In very large scale open exams it may be reasonable to assume a bell curve. In many other situations, the distributions can be affected by the class size, mix of the students, objectives of the course, validity of the exam questions, and difficulty of the exam questions, etc.
Class size: The smaller the class, the harder to observe any discernible distributions, such as a bell-shape normal distribution.
Mix of students: If you're teaching a quantitative class and there are two streams of students from i) art programs and ii) engineer programs, you may see some other distribution like a double bell-shape bimodal distribution.
Objectives of the course: Some courses can be designed based on a fixed and stringent set of standards. For instance, if you teach anesthesiology and the passing grade for the students to take the board exam is 90%, the end distribution is unlikely to be bell-shape.
Validity and difficulty of the exam: Invalid questions may lower the accuracy which prohibits you to see the true distribution; overly easy or hard exam can move the curve towards high- and low-boundary, causing truncated bell-shape distributions.
If I have to give an assessment I'd first suggest removing the 0% as it's a special case and yet tilting the impression of the curve quite badly. For the rest, I'd say if you're teaching an introductory course in which students are expected to gain a good foundation, this is not a bad distribution. If you're teaching a very advanced course, with nearly 20% getting close to full mark then the assessment may benefit from a re-tuning.
Analyze the grades and your course objectives in tandem. Just grade distribution itself does not tell if you're doing a good job.
Accumulate more data across cohorts of students. I find that after 3-4 times teaching the same course the patterns would start to emerge.
Compare to historic grade distribution (just a few years before you picked this course up) to make sure you are not way off. Consult the appropriate dean if they are.
If so inclined, try to analyze your exam items. There are special statistics to check if your exam questions are "good" questions. Most academic institutes should have an education affair office that can help you.
This looks to me like the sort of distribution you would expect from an exam that is simply too easy, and fails to distinguish at the top end.
You probably do have a roughly bell-shaped distribution of student abilities, but since in your exam the middle of the bell is at 85% or so, all of the high-ability tail inevitably get lumped together in the 95-100% bar.
Remember that your primary task is not to accurately tell better students from worse, but to make sure they learn what they are supposed to. This is also the role of the test: for students passing a test is supposed to be a fixed, specific goal to achieve, not a competition.
Therefore, the proper question here is: do you actually believe all of your students except for those unlucky few deserve passing your class? Do they learned what they were supposed to learn? If so, this is fine. The scores do reflect good on you that you taught your students well. This might also be a sign that it's not the test that requires adjustments, but the curriculum—you could probably teach more material in that class, and it will also indirectly lead to the exam being more difficult.
If not, then you should definitely adjust the test.
Some time ago I collected graphs from some documents from Polish Ministry of Education on the high-school exam. This is a huge sample (around 300k yearly), and you can see that scores do not always take a bell shape. Some useful discussion on interpretation of these graphs is in a reddit thread, especially explanation on the peak around 30% (the passing point) of the language exam.
Senior faculty here... Ask yourself if you are grading your students against each other, against the material, or a combination of both. If you are grading against the material then the shape of distribution is not relevant. For example, if the first exam is to write the "Hello World" program and everyone aces it, then you would have a very skewed distribution but you have the optimal result for the class as a whole.
If your learning outcomes are well-defined, as they should be, and your curriculum addresses those outcomes, then you are doing your job when everyone earns an 'A'. When I teach programming I am careful to grade students against the material, not against each other. I have a set of outcomes and I teach to those outcomes. On the first day I tell students "I hope you all earn an 'A.' I am not pitting them against each other, grade-wise. There are other ways to reward high-achieving students than imposing a bell curve or any other distribution on a class.
If too many students get above the bell curve, that means tests are too easy. The tests are not separating "outstanding" students from "average" students.
If too many students get below the bell curve, that means the tests are too hard.
However, I am not sure that looking at a grade distribution is the best way to get a feel for how students are reacting to the coursework. If you just look at the grades you are only really looking at the sum of all of the results, and it may be hard for you to identify the best thing you can do to improve your couse.
As an instructor remember that there are more resources available to you than just an overall grade on a test (or an overall class grade). I recommend breaking down an exam or class by topic and evaluating how well students did with each topic.
If a large percentage of students answered questions on a certain topic correctly, that is great! Your choice of textbook combined with your presentation is making it so that they can absorb the information very well. If you are in this scenario, and you have already covered the requirements of the course you may want to consider going into more detail on the material or bringing up additional related topics that you think would help the students. You have a huge opportunity to go beyond the basics, if you have the time. If you can't go into more details, you could also go into a more practical direction and talk about how to apply these concepts.
If a large percentage of students seem to be struggling with a topic, if it's not a crucial topic you may want to consider dropping it. If it is a crucial topic consider reviewing it again in class (possibly using a different approach), putting it on the next exam, or assigning a paper on the topic. You may also want to consider revising the slides on the topic for future classes or watching presentations by other people on the topic to give you ideas for other ways you can present it.
Some answers and comments have mentioned the competitive aspect of grades that is sometimes present. I would like to mention this in my answer as well.
First, I am not convinced that every class needs to be competitive, carefully consider whether it will be useful for your students to add some healthy and constructive competition to the classroom experience before jumping into that.
If you want to seek out and reward the outstanding students, I recommend doing so by assigning projects and research papers. Challenging students to do research on their own and present their work will naturally bring out the best in talented students, and it could be very valuable practice for their careers (and grad school too).
Encourage students to publish their work if their work is at that level. This may also be a great way to find grad students if you are looking for them. At worst it will introduce students to what a career in research would be like.
Please don't assume that students are not interested in research, there was one professor I had who assigned "realistic" research papers (intended to resemble the requirements of publishing in a journal as closely as possible). It was a great experience, and based on that I ended up doing a thesis instead of a pure "class based" master's degree.
NOTE: My experience is primarily in STEM fields.
The theory is, given a random sample of students who have met the course pre-requisites, you should see something resembling a bell curve in your grade results.
In practice, there are a number of things that skew this. Sample size is a big one. For smaller classes, the sample size of any one course is just too small. Self-selection is another. At the higher-ed level, students have self-selected for courses in their major, such that they take more courses to match their interest and (supposedly) ability. Additionally, the entire college admissions process should pre-select for students who have at least some academic ability. This is part of why many colleges and universities in the US have a graduation requirement that mandates students maintain a B average for courses within their major (or some variation of this).
Another flaw in the bell curve is that it only looks at final outcomes. The full bell curve should include a so-called "long tail" to the left for lower grades, indicating students that withdraw before completion of the course.
There are many other human elements that can also distort a "pure" bell curve. Teaching ability can be one of these. As a new instructor, you may need to develop some experience for how to better grade and measure the performance of your students. But with only one class under your belt, it's just too soon to say if this is the big factor for that specific set of data.
If you class size is large enough and you test isn't too easy or too difficult (with respect to the capabilities of your students), you should get an approximate bell curve.
Your distribution is bimodal. Either the students cheated(they had the questions before the exam) or the paper was too easy.
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UTICA, NY (September 17, 2018) – Volunteers from the Mohawk Valley Chapter of the American Red Cross provided immediate emergency aid to two people after a fire Sunday afternoon on Dawes Avenue in Utica, Oneida County.
The Red Cross provided financial assistance for necessities such as shelter, food and clothing to one adult and a 17 year old.. Volunteers also offered health services, emotional support and comfort kits containing personal care items. In the coming days, Red Cross staff and volunteers will remain available to help those affected by the fire as they navigate the road to recovery.
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Lessons Man! You're on fire!
"Man! You're on fire!"
You work in sales. One of your coworkers has made several large sales this week, and he just made another one. You're impressed, and you say this to compliment him.
Man!
The expression "Man!" shows strong emotions, like shock, fear, admiration, envy, surprise, annoyance, etc..
Man, I am so exhausted.
Man! This computer is taking forever to start up!
Man! What a gorgeous sunset!
You can use "Man!" when speaking to both men and women, because you're not saying it to anyone. You just say it to show an emotion.
"Man" is casual, but it's completely polite. It's a lot more polite than other words with similar meaning, like "Shit!"
You're on fire!
If you yell out "You're on fire!" to someone in a worried-sounding voice, they will think that their clothes or hair are burning. But if you say it in a cheerful way, it means that they are having a string of successes.
For example, you can use this phrase to talk about an athlete who is playing really well and scoring a lot of points:
LeBron is on fire tonight!
Sports are a common situation for saying that someone is "on fire", and sales are another. (Actually, salespeople use a lot of sports-related language.)
"You're on fire!" is a really casual and friendly-sounding phrase.
casual excitement interjections sales 日本語
"One day I want to buy a little farm in the country and grow vegetables and ra..."
"I don't have any plans for Thursday. You?"


During the economic boom of the post-World War II era, marketers and advertisers identified adolescents as a major audience, which led to the emergence of a pervasive youth culture. Enormous changes ensued in the media's portrayal of adolescents and the behaviors they emulate. These changes were spurred by increased availability and consumption of television, which joined radio, film, and magazines as major influence on youth. Later, the rapid growth of the video game industry and the internet contributed to the encompassing presence of the media. Today, opportunities for youthful expression about to the point where adolescents can easily create and disseminate content with little control by traditional media gatekeepers.


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Big Apple is really huge city, where millions of people are existing. In here, you're able to get any type of services, it's hard to localize niche in the business. Thousands of bistros, many dozens of pubs, a lot of shops.
If you're planning to create your own firm in here, you have to make it popular, using advertiseMENts.
One of the most famous alternative to do will be banner printing NYC have plenty of copy stores, where you could do it in really professional way. At start, you have to go to add agency, if you wish to have the best project. They should create for you symbol of your firm, listening to all of your ideas, you will be able to take part in each step of creation. After their labor will be done, you will be able to order some flyers – it is far cheaper and each company must to have couple of these. You could give it to the customers who are coming to you, to make sure they will remember about your place.
Next part is to find decent place, which is providing banner printing NYC is a huge spot, therefore it shouldn't be a problem for you. Nowadays, spots like that are also offering design of any project, so you may spare some money on advertisement agency. They will print it for you in every possible way you want. It could be truck wrap to paste to your vehicle, which will become an add on wheels. Beside, you may buy from the city some space for a banner, but don't forget that it must be some common spot, where plenty of people are passing by each, single day.
When you are wondering about proper add, try out banner printing NYC is a large place, so in here it's more difficult to get to clients, cause commercials are almost anywhere. Localize decent agency or copy place, where someone qualified will create a design of your add. Then print it at each possible material and find the best spot for it.


Through the Woodland Trust initiative we were gifted 840 free trees to plant in our school grounds.
Last week the children planted the tree saplings in class groups, this also coincided with National Get your Grandparents gardening week.
This was a great opportunity for children to participate in some hands on gardening, and be in the great outdoors!


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National Dairy Market Newsletter Informs Dairy Farmers of EPA Fraud
Lee Mielke is well known in national dairy circles for his radio and print news reports on the dairy business. This week in his widely read "Mielke Market Weekly" he reported on the battle between dairy farmers and the EPA:
Back on the home front; dairy producers in Washington State got some undeserved treatment from the Environmental Protection Agency. I talked about it in the July 15 Dairy Radio Now broadcast with Gerald Baron, executive director of Save Family Farming, headquartered in Bellingham, Washington.
Baron said farmers across the country have had their issues with the EPA but this problem in region 10, which includes Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and Alaska, has been a major problem for a long time.
It focuses on an EPA nitrate study completed in 2013 that Baron says "points the finger at current dairy operations for nitrate in ground water that we know has been there for many years, based upon previous farm practices."
The EPA sought to place the blame on dairy farmers, Baron said, with a study that every science expert who has looked at it, and there have been 15 to 20 nationally recognized experts, have called the study "false."
"Worse than that," added Baron, "many of the experts said the study was intentionally false." He said the experts believe the study "set about to prove that dairy farmers were responsible (for the nitrates) when the data simply does not show that."
Baron said they hope President Trump's new regional administrator to the district will be helpful in resolving the issue and has showed promise that he might however Baron says the administrator's staff has "overwhelmed him." "The administrator is unwilling to allow a peer review, a real science review that this study never had and that's what we're complaining about."
Other national farm groups are taking interest in the case, Baron says, especially in the dairy community, and are working with the Washington State Dairy Federation to "get the EPA to take action on this. We want them to retract the study and call in a peer review for this study that never occurred," he concluded. More details can be found at www.savefamilyfarming.org.


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Czech Republic vs. JUTTY GROUP s.r.o., December 2016, Supreme Administrative Court , Case No 6 Afs 147/2016 – 28
Posted on December 21, 2016 | By Courts of the Czech Republic
Category: Burden of Proof, Disallowed Deduction, VAT and Customs Valuation | Tag: Burden of proof (Onus), Evidence, Value Added Tax (VAT)
On the basis of the detailed evidence provided by the tax administration, the defendant stated that the essence of the case is to assess whether the applicant has proved that the taxable supply declared in invoice No 2010036 took place, i.e. that Dosnetex plus s.r.o. provided the invoiced supply (production of graphic designs) to the applicant. However, it found that Dosnetex plus had become uncontactable at the end of 2010 and had filed a VAT return for the previous period, but that procedures for the removal of doubts had been initiated and that the company had not paid the actual tax assessed on the basis of those procedures. The company did not file an income tax return for 2010. It was established from the Commercial Register that on 12 November 2010 there was a change in the company's composition, when the company's managing director, Mr J.S., was replaced by Mr R.T., who also became the sole shareholder. Mr T. is a homeless person, without financial means and not contactable by the tax authorities; he could only be reached in the building of the District Social Security Administration in Přerov. Nevertheless, he was supposed to buy Dosnetex plus from Mr S. for the value of the contribution of CZK 200 000 (when he was supposed to hand this amount over to Mr S. personally, at the same time taking over all the accounting documents, all in the car park). Although Mr S. is virtually unknown to Mr T., he remains the general representative of Dosnetex plus.
The applicant brought an action against the contested decision before the Regional Court. He disagreed with the defendant's assessment of the various witness statements which showed that the applicant had obtained graphic work from Dosnetex plus. However, all the discrepancies found by the tax authority were not caused by the applicant but by its supplier, which were therefore in no way within the applicant's control, particularly since he was unaware of them. It stressed that Dosnetex plus only became uncontactable at the end of 2010, which could not have been foreseen by the applicant in October 2010, when the invoice in question was submitted. The defendant breached its duty to correctly determine and assess the tax, as it did not correctly assess the evidence adduced, and therefore considered that the tax authority had not discharged its burden of proof with regard to challenging the witness statements and the applicant's involvement in the VAT fraud. It was for the tax authorities to prove beyond doubt that the applicant knew or ought to have known that the delivery was part of a tax fraud committed by Dosnetex plus. The defendant argued that the principle of liability for tax, on which the defendant appears to rely, was introduced into the VAT Act only as from 1 April 2011 and therefore cannot apply to the present case. He therefore concluded that, in relation to Dosnetex plus, he had always acted in good faith in the correctness of its conduct.
Judgement of the Court
In view of all the above, the Supreme Administrative Court found no reason to depart from the judgment of 5 October 2016, No 6 Afs 170/2016-30, which concerned a similar situation, and therefore concluded that the appeal was manifestly unfounded and dismissed it in accordance with Article 110(1) in fine of the Code of Civil Procedure.
"The Supreme Administrative Court has consistently held that the conclusions that the taxable supply was not proven to have been effected by the taxable person and that the taxable person was involved in fraud are not compatible. Before the tax administration starts to investigate and prove any possible participation in tax fraud, it must be certain whether the taxable supply was actually carried out (cf. e.g. the above-referenced judgment No 6 Afs 170/2016 – 30). It is necessary to distinguish carefully between cases in which the taxpayer is not entitled to deduct VAT at all, because the taxpayer fails to prove that the taxable supply was carried out at all or to the extent declared, and situations in which the right to deduct does arise (because the taxable supply was actually carried out), but for certain reasons cannot be granted to the taxpayer (which, as the complainant correctly points out, would be in accordance with the case-law of the CJEU, particularly in the case of a claim for deduction made in an abusive manner or as a result of tax fraud). It is only if the taxpayer can prove that the transaction to which the deduction relates actually took place that it is appropriate to ask whether it was the result of abusive or fraudulent conduct. However, if the taxable supply did not take place at all, or the taxable person did not bear the burden of proof in this respect, it is unnecessary to deal with possible fraudulent conduct by the nature of the case, since there was no (abusive or other) tax-relevant conduct of the VAT payer. The conduct of a taxable person who declares a non-existent supply on the basis of which he subsequently claims a VAT deduction may also be regarded as fraudulent in a certain sense, but in that case his tax liability will be increased not because he has committed or participated in fraud, but because he has not been entitled to the deduction at all, since no taxable supply has actually been made. The appellant should therefore have first examined the tax authorities' conclusion that no taxable supply had been made, a consideration which must necessarily be reflected in the grounds of the appeal decision. Only if the complainant had reached a conclusion contrary to that of the tax administrator, i.e. that the taxable supply had been effected, even if it was not certain from which supplier the applicant had obtained the graphic designs, could it have further examined the existence of circumstances giving rise to suspicion that the applicant had been involved in tax fraud (cf. By analogy, the judgment of the Supreme Administrative Court of 11.11.2009, no. 2 Afs 122/2008 – 58).
The complainant's objection that the Regional Court contradicts itself in that it cannot accept the conclusion that neither the applicant nor the complainant carried the burden of proof stems from a misinterpretation of the case. As stated above, the failure to prove that a taxable supply has been effected (by the taxable person) and the failure to prove that the taxable person has participated in the fraud (by the tax authorities) cannot be confused. If the Regional Court concluded that the tax authority had reasonable doubts as to whether a taxable supply had been effected and that the applicant had failed to rebut them or had failed to discharge the burden of proof, that does not contradict the assessment that, in the present case, the complainant had failed to prove that the applicant had participated in tax fraud and had failed to describe what the fraud was supposed to consist of. The burden of proof in tax proceedings shifts between the tax authorities and the taxpayer, and only one of them can bear it at any given stage of the proceedings. However, a situation may arise where the burden of proof falls first on the tax subject and then on the tax administration. Typically, this will be the case where the taxable person proves that the taxable supply was carried out as declared, but the tax authority subsequently disallows the VAT deduction on the grounds of proving VAT fraud of which the taxable person knew or should have known. It is therefore not the conclusions of the Regional Court that are contradictory, but the conclusions taken in the contested decision, as stated above."
The tax administration shall prove, inter alia, the facts decisive for the use of a legal presumption or legal fiction or the facts refuting the credibility, conclusiveness, correctness or completeness of the obligatory records, accounting records, as well as other records, documents and other means of evidence claimed by the tax subject. The taxpayer shall meet its burden of proof if it proves the facts alleged (e.g. by accounting and other records). Subsequently, the tax administration may raise and prove doubts about such evidence, and if it carries its burden of proof, it is up to the tax entity to prove the truth of its allegations or to correct its allegations. In the case of transfer pricing, these rules are modified by the substantive provisions of the Income Tax Act.
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Provide non-food treats. While other kids are amassing piles of candy, your child may feel left out. Give them exciting but safe alternatives such as small toys, stickers, or school supplies so that they have something to look forward to.
Screen your kids' candy. If your food-allergic kids go trick or treating, let them know that they should not eat anything until you have checked it first.
Supervise parties. If your kids aren't yet proficient at vetting food items for potential allergies, attend their parties so you can keep a close watch on what they eat. This is especially applicable if your child is very young or if they have severe allergies.
Plan an alternate activity. If you would prefer to steer clear of trick or treating, plan a party at your place instead. You can still have treats out for attendees, but you can plan activities that don't strictly revolve around food.
If food allergies are consistently cutting into your child's quality of life, talk to your doctor. They can offer food allergy treatment. Doctors can order a food allergy test kit, examine the results and prescribe sublingual immunotherapy drops if appropriate. The drops contain allergen extracts and can help desensitize the body to trigger foods so that people can eat more of what they love without fear of reactions. Immunotherapy is the only treatment that has been shown to address the underlying allergy instead of just its symptoms. Ask your physician about milk, nut, or wheat allergy treatment.


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What types are used to describe positions?
OffsetBase represents a 2-dimensional (2D), axis-aligned vector. Subclasses are immutable and comparable using standard operators.
Offset is an OffsetBase subclass that may be understood as a point in cartesian space or a vector. Offsets may be manipulated algebraically using standard operators; the & operator allows a Rect to be constructed by combining the offset with a Size (the offset identifies the rectangle's top left corner). Offsets can be interpolated.
Point is a dart class for representing a 2D point on the cartesian plane.
What types are used to describe magnitudes?
Size is an OffsetBase subclass that represents a width and a height. Geometrically, Size describes a rectangle with its top left corner coincident with the origin. Size includes a number of methods describing a rectangle with dimensions matching the current instance and a top left corner coincident with a specified offset. Sizes may be manipulated algebraically using standard operators; the + operator expands the size according to a provided delta (via Offset). Sizes can be interpolated.
Radius describes either a circular or elliptical radius. The radius is expressed as intersections of the x and y-axes. Circular radii have identical values. Radii may be manipulated algebraically using standard operators and interpolated.
What types are used to describe regions?
Rect is an immutable, 2D, axis-aligned, floating-point rectangle whose coordinates are relative to a given origin. A rectangle can be described in various ways (e.g., by its center, by a bounding circle, by the magnitude of its left, top, right, and bottom edges, etc.) or constructed by combining an Offset and a Size. Rectangles can be inflated, deflated, combined, intersected, translated, queried, and more. Rectangles can be compared for equality and interpolated.
RRect augments a Rect with four independent radii (via Radius) corresponding to its corners. Rounded rectangles can be described in various ways (e.g., by offsets to each of its sides and one or more radii, by a bounding box fully enclosing the rounded rectangle with one or more radii, etc.). Rounded rectangles define a number of sub-rectangles: a bounding rectangle (RRect.outerRect), an inner rectangle with left and right edges matching the base rectangle and top and bottom edges inset to coincide with the rounded corners' centers (RRect.wideMiddleRect), a similar rectangle but with the sets reversed (RRect.tallMiddleRect), and a rectangle that is the intersection of these two (RRect.middleRect). A rounded rectangle is said to describe a "stadium" if it possesses a side with no straight segment (e.g., entirely drawn by the two rounded corners). Rounded rectangles can be interpolated.
What types are used to describe coordinate spaces?
Axis represents the X- or Y-axis (horizontal or vertical, respectively) relative to a coordinate space. The coordinate space can be arbitrarily transformed and therefore need not be parallel to the screen's edges.
AxisDirection applies directionality to an axis. The value represents the direction in which values increase along an associated axis, with the origin rooted at the opposite end (e.g., AxisDirection.down positions the origin at the top with positive values growing downward).
GrowthDirection is the direction of growth relative to the current axis direction (e.g., how items are ordered along the axis). GrowthDirection.forward implies an ordering consistent with the axis direction (the first item is at the origin with subsequent items following). GrowthDirection.reverse is exactly the opposite (the last item is at the origin with preceding items following).
Growth direction does not flip the meaning of "leading" and "trailing," it merely determines how children are ordered along a specified axis.
For a viewport, the origin is positioned according to an axis direction (e.g., AxisDirection.down positions the origin at the top of the screen, AxisDirection.up positions the origin at the bottom of the screen), with the growth direction determining how children are ordered starting from the origin. As a result, both pieces of information are necessary to determine where a set of slivers should actually appear.
ScrollDirection represents the user's scroll direction relative to the positive scroll offset direction (i.e., the direction in which positive scroll offsets increase as determined by axis direction and growth direction). Includes an idle state (ScrollDirection.idle).
This is typically subject to the growth direction (e.g., the scroll direction is flipped when growth is reversed).
Confusingly, this refers to the direction the content is moving on screen rather than where the user is scrolling (e.g., scrolling down a web page causes the page's contents to move upward; this would be classified as ScrollDirection.reverse since this motion is opposite the axis direction).
What types are used to describe graphics?
Color is a 32-bit immutable quantity describing alpha, red, green, and blue color channels. Alpha can be defined using an opacity value from zero to one. Colors can be interpolated and converted into a luminance value.
Shadow represents a single drop shadow with a color, an offset from the casting element, and a blur radius characterizing the Gaussian blur applied to the shadow.
Gradient describes one or more smooth color transitions. Gradients can be interpolated and scaled; gradients can also be used to obtain a reference to a corresponding shader. Linear, radial, and sweep gradients are supported (via LinearGradient, RadialGradient, and SweepGradient, respectively). TileMode determines how a gradient paints beyond its defined bounds. Gradients may be clamped (e.g., hold their initial and final values), repeated (e.g., restarted at their bounds), or mirrored (e.g., restarted but with initial and final values alternating).
How are tree nodes modeled?
AbstractNode represents a node in a tree without specifying a particular child model (i.e., the tree's actual structure is left as an implementation detail). Concrete implementations must call AbstractNode.adoptChild and AbstractNode.dropChild whenever the child model changes.
AbstractNode.owner references an arbitrary object shared by all nodes in a subtree.
AbstractNode.attach assigns an owner to the node. Adopting children will attach them automatically. Used by the owner to attach the tree via its root node.
Subclasses should attach all children since the parent can change its attachment state at any time (i.e., after the child is adopted) and must keep its children in sync.
AbstractNode.detach clears a node's owner. Dropping children will detach them automatically. Used by the owner to detach the tree via its root node.
Subclasses should detach all children since the parent can change its attachment state at any time (i.e., after the child is adopted) and must keep its children in sync.
AbstractNode.attached indicates whether the node is attached (i.e., has an owner).
AbstractNode.parent references the parent abstract node.
AbstractNode.adoptChild updates a child's parent and depth. The child is attached if the parent has an owner.
AbstractNode.dropChild clears the child's parent. The child is detached if the parent has an owner.
AbstractNode.depth is an integer that increases with depth. All depths below a given node will be greater than that node's depth. Note that values need not match the actual depth of the node.
AbstractNode.redepthChild updates a child's depth to be greater than its parent.
AbstractNode.redepthChildren uses the concrete child model to call AbstractNode.redepthChild on each child.
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Tōru Ōkawa (大川 透 Ōkawa Tōru) es un seiyū japonés nacido el 28 de febrero de 1960 en la Prefectura de Kagoshima. Es reconocido por sus roles en series como Fullmetal Alchemist (2003), Seikon no Qwaser, Hakuōki y Soul Eater, entre otras. Su tipo de sangre es A y mide 1,74m. Está afiliado a Mausu Promotion.

El 9 de diciembre de 2017 Mausu Promotion publicó un comunicado en el que se informaba que el actor de voz, por razones de salud, abandonaba el trabajo por tiempo indeterminado.

Roles interpretados

Series de Anime
1995
 Street Fighter II-V como Damnd.
1996
 La visión de Escaflowne como Gaddess.
1997
 Berserk como Sir Laban.
1998
 Gasaraki como Kiou Watanabe, Kiyomu Yonetani, Takeharu Gowa y Tatsumi Wakisaka.
1999
 Power Stone como Okuto.
2000
 Detective Conan como Masayoshi Sato.
 Hajime no Ippo como Kida.
2001
 Cyborg 009 The Cyborg Soldier como Cyborg 0011.
2002
 Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex como Saito.
 Mobile Suit Gundam SEED como Uzumi Nara Athha.
 The Twelve Kingdoms como el padre de Kaname, Kyouki y Shoukou.
2003
 Fullmetal Alchemist como Roy Mustang y Bido.
 MegaMan NT Warrior Axess como Bowlman.
 Planetes como Norman.
2004
 Fantastic Children como Ude y el padre de Thoma.
 Kyō Kara Maō! como Hristo Cruyff.
 Madlax como el padre de Margaret.
 Mobile Suit Gundam SEED Destiny como Uzumi Nara Athha.
 Pokémon Advanced como Suzumura.
2005
 Angel Heart como el padre de Souchin.
 Blood+ como James Ironside.
 Futakoi Alternative como Ainosuke Futaba.
 Ginga Densetsu Weed como John.
 Honey and Clover como Mario Fujiwara.
 La ley de Ueki como Diego Star.
 Trinity Blood como William Walter Wordsworth.
2006
 Bakumatsu Kikansetsu Irohanihoheto como Tesshuu Yamaoka y Thomas Blake Glover.
 Higurashi no Naku Koro ni como Jirō Tomitake.
 Innocent Venus como Maximus Drake.
 Kekkaishi como Tatsumi Minou.
 MegaMan Star Force como Dragon Sky.
 Pumpkin Scissors como Ranke.
 Shijō Saikyō no Deshi Ken'ichi como Kozo Ukita.
 Utawarerumono como Inkara y Sasante.
2007
 El Cazador de la Bruja como Antonio.
 GeGeGe no Kitarō como Mitsuo Nezu y Miage-Nyuudou.
 Ghost Hound como el Narrador y Yasuhiro Nakajima.
 Higurashi no Naku Koro ni Kai como Jirō Tomitake.
 Mahō Shōjo Lyrical Nanoha StrikerS como Genya Nakajima.
 Nodame Cantabile como Tatsuo Noda.
 Oh! Edo Rocket como Kinshirou Tooyama.
 Romeo × Juliet como Giovanni.
 Saiunkoku Monogatari Second Series como Kouson.
2008
 Golgo 13 como Shadow.
 Hakaba Kitarō como Mizuki.
 Hakushaku to Yōsei como el Profesor Carlton.
 La espada del inmortal como Saburou Anotsu.
 Macross Frontier como Elmo Kridanik, Jeffrey Wilder y el Narrador.
 Soul Eater como Death Scythe/Spirit.
2009
 Canaan como Cummings.
 Pandora Hearts como el padre de Oz.
 Sasameki Koto como Tenkai Murasame.
 Sengoku Basara como Ieyasu Tokugawa.
 Sora no Manimani como el padre de Sayo.
 Tatakau Shisho como Mattalast.
2010
 Durarara!! como Kazutawno.
 Hakuōki como Isami Kondō.
 Katanagatari como Mutsue Yasuri.
 Seikon no Qwaser como Shin'ichirō Ōtori.
 Shiki como Toshio Ozaki.
2011
 Detective Conan como Tatsuzo Genda.
 Gosick como Brian Roscoe.
 Manyū Hiken-chō como Hatomune Mie.
 Marvel Anime: Blade como Hayate.
 Sacred Seven como Onigawara.
 Softenni como Monjūrō Sawanatsu.
 Suite Pretty Cure ♪ como Sousuke Minamino.
 Un-Go como Minami Motoyama.
2012
 Aikatsu! como Maya Yumekōji.
 Btooom! como Kiyoshi Taira.
 Campione! como Susanoo.
 Detective Conan como Ryuichi Arai.
 JoJo's Bizarre Adventure como el Narrador.
 Kore wa Zombie Desu Ka? of the Dead como Demon Baron.
 Kyōkai Senjō no Horizon II como Christopher Hutton y Walter Raleigh.
 Little Busters! como Kojirō Kamikita.
 Muv-Luv Alternative: Total Eclipse como el Comandante Yamaguchi.
 Naruto Spin-Off: Rock Lee & His Ninja Pals como el Narrador.
 Space Battleship Yamato 2199 como Vals Lang.
 Sword Art Online como Heathcliff.
2013
 Inu to Hasami wa Tsukaiyō como Fumio Honda.
 Samurai Flamenco como Jun Harazuka.
 Silver Spoon como el padre de Tamako.
2014
Tokyo Ghoul como Mado Kureo.
 Aldnoah.Zero como Saazbaum.
 JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Stardust Crusaders como el Narrador.
 Noragami como Tenjin.
2015
 Aldnoah.Zero 2 como Saazbaum.
 Arslan Senki como Kharlan.
 Noragami Aragoto como Tenjin.
2016
 Akagami no Shirayuki-hime 2 como Mikaze.
 D.Gray-man Hallow como Malcolm C. Lvellie.
 JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Diamond Is Unbreakable como el Narrador.
 Joker Game como James (ep 4).
 Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans 2º temporada como Lastel Elion.
 Nobunaga no Shinobi como Katsuie Shibata.
 Sangatsu no Lion como Masachika Kouda.
 Time Travel Shōjo como William Gilbert.
2017
 ACCA: 13-ku Kansatsu-ka como Spade.
 Demi-chan wa Kataritai como Kōji Takanashi (ep 6).
 Fate/Apocrypha como Gordes Musik Yggdmillennia.
 Just Because! como Watanabe-sensei.
 Nobunaga no Shinobi: Ise Kanegasaki-hen como Katsuie Shibata.
 Tenshi no 3P! como Masayoshi Sawatari.
2018
 A.I.C.O.: Incarnation como Susumu Kurose.
 Killing Bites como Ichinosuke Okajima.
2020
 Higurashi no Naku Koro ni Gou como Jirō Tomitake
2021
 Higurashi no Naku Koro ni Sotsu como Jirō Tomitake

OVAs
1996
 Legend of the Galactic Heroes como Matthaeffer.
2000
 Locke the Superman, Mirroring como Jiron.
 Weiß Kreuz como Persia.
2002
 .hack//Liminality como el padre de Makino.
2005
 Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex - The Laughing Man como Saito.
 Karas como Wanyudo.
2006
 Fullmetal Alchemist: Chibi Party como Roy Mustang.
 Fullmetal Alchemist: Premium Collection como Roy Mustang.
 Fullmetal Alchemist: Siete homúnculos vs. Alquimistas estatales como Roy Mustang.
 Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex - Individual Eleven como Saito.
 Mobile Suit Gundam Seed Destiny Special Edition como Uzumi Nara Athha.
2007
 Higurashi no naku koro ni Gaiden Nekogoroshi-hen como Jirō Tomitake.
2009
 Higurashi no Naku Koro ni Rei como Jirō Tomitake.
 Street Fighter IV: The Ties That Bind como Gouken.
2011
 Hakuōki como Isami Kondō.
 Higurashi no Naku Koro ni Kira como Jirō Tomitake.
2012
 Ai no Kusabi Remake como Iason Mink.
 Shijō Saikyō no Deshi Ken'ichi como Kozo Ukita.

ONAs
2012
 Upotte!! como Garland y el Narrador.

Películas
2000
 Escaflowne: La película como Gaddes.
2002
 Beyblade: Fierce Battle como el Profesor Tengai.
2005
 Crayon Shin-chan 13: Densetsu o Yobu - Buri Buri Sanpun Pokkiri Daishingeki como Kamakirin.
 Detective Conan 9: Estrategia sobre las profundidades como Yousuke Izawa.
 Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children como Rufus Shinra.
 Fullmetal Alchemist: Conquistador de Shamballa como Roy Mustang.
 Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex Solid State Society como Saito.
 Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam: A New Translation como Apollie, Apolly Bay y Haifan.
2010
 Detective Conan 14: El barco perdido en el cielo como Mitsuhiro Asano.
2011
 Macross Frontier: Sayonara no Tsubasa como Elmo Kridanik y Jeffrey Wilder.
 Sengoku Basara: The Last Party como Ieyasu Tokugawa.
2012
 009 Re:Cyborg como Albert Heinrich.

CD Drama
 Landreaall como Rei Sak
 Otaku no Musume-san como Sousuke Morita

Tokusatsu
2016
 Thunderbolt Fantasy: Tōriken Kōki como Diāo Mìng (Chōmei).

Videojuegos
 Assassin's Creed: Revelations como Tarik Barleti
 Bloody Roar 4 como Steven "Stun" Goldberg
 Dragon Age II como Fenris
 Detective Pikachu como Detective Pikachu
 Gundam Seed: Alliance V.S. Z.A.F.T. como Uzumi Nara Athha
 Hakuōki Shinsengumi Kitan como Isami Kondō
 Hakuōki Zuisouroku como Isami Kondō
 Higurashi Daybreak como Jirō Tomitake
 JoJo's Bizarre Adventure como Joseph Joestar
 Kingdom Hearts II como Iago
 Kingdom Hearts Re: Chain of Memories como Iago
 Kingdom Hearts Re: Coded como Iago
 Mobile Suit Gundam SEED: Owaranai Asu e como Morgan Chevalier
 One Piece: Unlimited World Red como Sengoku
 PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale como Clank
 Ratchet & Clank como Clank
 Seiken Densetsu 4: Legend of Mana como Masked Guru
 Sonic Adventure como Pachacamac
 Soulcalibur IV como Rock
 Soulcalibur: Broken Destiny como Rock
 Street Fighter III: Third Strike - Fight for the Future como Ryu
 Street Fighter IV como Gouken
 Super Street Fighter IV como Gouken
 Tales of Xillia 2 como Julius Will Kresnik
 The Last of Us como David
 Utawarerumono como Inkara y Sasante
 Valkyrie Profile: Toga wo Seou Mono como Lockswell

Doblaje
 Home on the Range como Alameda Slim
 Inteligencia artificial como Gigolo Joe
 La colina de Watership (1999) como Kehaar
 NCIS: Los Ángeles como Sam Hanna
 Películas caseras como el Entrenador John McGuirk
 Recess como el Teniente Griswald
 Teletubbies como Tinky Winky
 Transformers Animated como Porter C. Powell y Ratchet
 Transformers: Armada como Convoy y Scourge

Referencias

Enlaces externos
 Tōru Ōkawa en Behind the Voice Actors
 Tōru Ōkawa en Mausu Promotion

Seiyū masculinos
Nacidos en 1968


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The bustling Lakeland village of Bowness-on-Windermere is packed full of delightful eateries, shops and attractions. Take a steamer cruise around the Lake stopping off at other Lakeland villages or attractions as you go. The short but steep climb up Post Knott takes in some spectacular views of Windermere and the central Lake District fells. Attractions such as Blackwell Arts and Craft's House and the World of Beatrix Potter offer a great day out whatever the weather.
Windermere is right at the heart of the Lake District and, thanks to its incredible scenery, fabulous walking, and abundance of things to do, is immensely popular. The village itself has a lovely, bustling atmosphere and plenty of places to eat and drink.
Being just a mile up the road from Bowness-on-Windermere, you are perfectly placed to make the most of its independent shops, museums, cinema, pubs, restaurants and cafés. Take a trip on the steamer around Windermere Lake and hop on and off to explore the different attractions including the Lakeland Motor Museum, Lakes Aquarium and the Lakeside & Haverthwaite Steam Railway. Alternatively, you could 'do it yourself' and hire some rowing boats, a self drive motor boat, canoes or a sailing boat. Why not pack a picnic and find your perfect lakeside spot for a gloriously relaxing afternoon?
The Great North Swim is held in June and attracts entrants of all abilities to take part in the three distances on offer. This is a popular event for participants and spectators alike and creates a real buzz of atmosphere around Bowness.
If you read the books of Beatrix Potter as a child or, indeed, if you are enjoying reading them again as a parent or grandparent, then take a trip to The World of Beatrix Potter just down the hill in Bowness and find out more about all your favourite characters – Peter Rabbit, Jemima Puddleduck, the Two Bad Mice – they're all in there. You can even explore McGregor's garden for yourself!
If you want to further explore the literary heritage of the area, catch a car ferry over to Hawkshead, one of the prettiest villages in the Lake District. The centre is wonderfully tranquil, as no cars are permitted (though there is a large car park on the outskirts). William Wordsworth went to school in this village, which is full of quirky house an alleyways. You can find the author's schoolboy signature carved in a desk at the grammar school. You can also visit the Beatrix Potter Gallery to enjoy an exhibition of her original drawings and watercolours, all set inside a charming 17th century house that was once the office of Beatrix Potter's husband, William Heelis.
Close to Hawkshead is Beatrix Potter's home. Hill Top at Near Sawrey still has her knick knacks scattered around and, with the fire still lit, it is as if she has just stepped outside for a walk!
Blackwell's Arts and Crafts House makes for an inspirational visit and retains many of its original features including leaf shaped door handles, fireplace inglenooks and carved wood panelling. There are also other interesting stately homes nearby including Sizergh, Levens Hall and Holker Hall.
Wray Castle is a Mock-Gothic castle owned by the National Trust sitting on the shores of Lake Windermere. You could catch one of the launches over to it from Bowness. It's a magical place for children and adults as, unlike many other stately homes, its rooms are empty, making it perfect for little imaginations to run wild. There are dressing up boxes and dens to be made and all of this without being terrified of breaking something!
There is plenty of walking to be had in the area. You can choose from low level walks near the lake, or go up onto the high fells. A favourite route is up to Orrest Head, which takes you through woodland before you reach the summit, a rocky knoll with fantastic views over to Windermere and the Coniston fells beyond. This is an easy fell to 'conquer' and it was here that Wainwright first discovered the Lake District.
Kendal is your nearest large town. The Brewery Arts Centre is well worth a visit; it is a lively arts hub with exhibitions, live music, comedy, cinema and theatre. You can also visit The Quaker Tapestry – an exhibition of 77 small tapestries telling stories of Quaker events throughout the years. Abbot Hall Art Gallery and the Museum of Lakeland Life and Industry make an interesting day out.
Ambleside is a gem of a town in the very heart of the Lake District. It has something for everyone with plenty of outdoor adventures to be had both on the fells and on the water, fantastic places to eat and drink and a rich history dating as far back as Roman times. It has two independent cinemas called Zeffirelli's and Fellini's, both of which incorporate excellent vegetarian restaurants for pre or post movie meals. You can even catch some live jazz in Zeffirelli's bar! The town is also home to Bridge House, surely one of the most photographed buildings in the Lake District! It sits over the river and you can walk further upstream to see the dramatic Stock Ghyll Force, a 70-foot waterfall nestled in a wooded glade
Just beyond Ambleside is Rydal Water and Grasmere, two small lakes with beautiful scenery and walks. If you are lucky enough to visit in bluebell season, the hillsides here are laden with the fragrant little beauties. There is an excellent path from Ambleside to Grasmere along the side of these two lakes, which makes a nice easy walk or a gentle bike ride. When in the village of Grasmere, don't forget to stop off and buy some world-famous Grasmere Gingerbread, made from an original Victorian recipe and sold in a tiny, quaint shop in the centre of the village.
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LIGHT OF SACRED CHANT TOUR
Beloved devotional singer and Grammy-nominated recording artist, Snatam Kaur has announced her upcoming Light of Sacred Chant Tour. Snatam is celebrated for her incandescent luminous voice and profound knowledge of mantra. Accompanied by gifted, versatile musicians, her concerts are joyous, transformational experiences providing solace in these difficult times.
Audiences are invited to join Snatam in these deeply personal and jubilant sacred song journeys that arc from quiet introspection, to tapping into self-acceptance, self-love, self-awareness, and forgiveness, then arriving at a healing space of giving oneself over to mantra, before moving into the light of pure celebration, and finally a shared space of prayer and blessings.
Snatam's band includes her producer, Ram Dass (piano, clarinet, and vocals), Grecco Buratto (guitar and vocals), and Sukhmani Rayat (percussion and vocals).
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György Lehoczky (* 30. August 1901 in Vihnyepeszerény, Österreich-Ungarn; † 16. Januar 1979 in Saarbrücken; vollständiger Name: György Károly László Lehoczky) war ein ungarisch-deutscher Architekt und Kirchenfenstermaler.

Leben

Vor 1945
György Lehoczky wurde als Kind ungarischer Eltern in der heutigen Slowakei geboren. Die Familie übersiedelte zuerst 1910/1911 in die Freistadt Fiume (heute: Rijeka), danach ins ungarisch-kroatische Zagreb, wo sie bis zum Zusammenbruch der Donaumonarchie verblieb. Nach der Flucht nach Ungarn studierte Lehoczky an der Technischen Universität Budapest von 1921 bis 1927 Architektur. Vier Jahre lang arbeitete er als Architekt im Angestelltenverhältnis bzw. als Assistent an der Universität, ab 1931 war er selbstständig in Budapest tätig. In dieser Zeit nahm er an 95 Architektenwettbewerben teil, von denen er bei 32 den ersten Preis erhielt.

Nach 1945
1945 flüchtete er nach Vorarlberg und war vorübergehend als künstlerischer Leiter einer Keramikfabrik tätig. Im Jahre 1947 kam Lehoczky, ein Jahr darauf seine Familie nach Saarbrücken. Da er als staatenloser Ausländer keine Arbeitserlaubnis bekam, arbeitete er als freier Künstler. 1955 wurde er im damals noch nicht zur Bundesrepublik Deutschland gehörenden Saarland eingebürgert; 1967 erhielt er die deutsche Staatsbürgerschaft. Von 1956 bis 1965 unterrichtete er an der Technischen Höheren Lehranstalt Saarbrücken (heute: Hochschule für Technik und Wirtschaft des Saarlandes).

Werk

Lehoczkys Werk wird in zwei Phasen gegliedert: In den ungarischen Jahren (1931 bis 1945) überwiegt seine Architektentätigkeit. Sein Büro in Budapest bestand zeitweise aus zehn Mitarbeitern. Lehoczky baute Wohnhäuser, Fabriken und Messebauten im In- und Ausland, aber auch Bahnhöfe sowie zwei Flugzeugfabriken für die Messerschmitt-Werke, außerdem sechs Kirchen, ein Gymnasium mit Internat und entwarf einen kompletten Luftkurort. Er war auch den denkmalpflegerischen Arbeiten an der Budapester Burg beteiligt.

In der zweiten, der Saarbrücker Periode suchte Lehoczky zunächst neue Aufgaben, aus denen sich dann auch neue Ausdrucksformen entwickelten. Zu seinen bedeutendsten Kirchbauten zählen zwei Klöster: In Bous baute György Lehoczky das Redemptoristenkloster Heiligenborn. An einer legendären Heiligenquelle, an der Anfang der 1940er Jahre ein nationalsozialistisches Jugendheim mit Thingstätte begonnen wurde, errichtete man 1949 bis 1952 ein Kloster. Die Konventsgebäude wurden unter Verwendung der ausgeführten älteren Bauelemente entworfen und sehr schlicht ausgeführt. Lehoczky plante und baute die Klosterkirche und weite Teile der Inneneinrichtung. Im nahegelegenen Püttlingen begann die Bauplanung für ein Redemptoristinnenkloster 1955; die Klosterkirche ist zweischiffig in Laien- und Schwesterschiff über Eck konzipiert.

Der Schwerpunkt seiner Arbeit in jener zweiten Schaffensperiode aber waren seine Glasfenster, die in zahlreichen saarländischen Kirchen, aber auch anderen öffentlichen und privaten Gebäuden und auch außerhalb des Saarlandes zu finden sind. Bei der Einweihung der Glasfenster in der Saarbrücker Stiftskirche St. Arnual war auch Bundespräsident Theodor Heuss anwesend und zeichnete den Künstler bei dieser Gelegenheit aus.

Der folgende Auszug aus der Werkliste gibt die öffentlich zugänglichen Werke (in Kirchen und anderen öffentlichen Gebäuden) wieder. Außer den genannten Werken schuf Lehoczky eine große Anzahl von Gemälden, Zeichnungen und Kunstgegenständen, die sich heute in Privatbesitz befinden; auch Fenster und Wandgemälde für private Wohnhäuser sind bekannt.

"Ungarische Phase"
Gasthaus Balaton am Plattensee; Ungarischer Pavillon auf der Messe in Belgrad; Haus der Christlich-nationalen Vereinigung (Magyar Keresztyen Leanyegyesületk Nemzeti Szövetsege); Szekesfövaros in Budapest; Allomasepület in Szabadbattyab; Allomasepület in Agard; Allomasepület in Kisvelence; Entwurf zum Festspielplatz Bregenz; Entwurf Magyar Udvar; Fresco in der Kirche von Jaak (Ungarn).

"Saarländische Phase"

Die wichtigsten Werke Lehoczkys aus der Phase nach 1945 sind die beiden Klosterbauten: das Kloster Heiligenborn in Bous (Bau: 1949–1952, Inneneinrichtung: 1953–1960) und das Kloster Heilig Kreuz in Püttlingen (Bau und Inneneinrichtung 1956–1963).

Daneben schuf er eine große Anzahl großer und kleiner Fenster (z. T. in Bleiverglasung, z. T. als Betonfenster) in zahlreichen saarländischen Kirchen und öffentlichen Gebäuden (wie Krankenhäusern, Schulen, Friedhofshallen und -kapellen), sowie eine kleinere Anzahl von Fenstern und Wandbildern für private Gebäude (sowohl Geschäfts-, Bank- als auch Wohnhäuser).

In folgenden saarländischen Orten finden sich Werke von Lehoczky: Bexbach (Prot. Christuskirche); Blieskastel (Stadtteil Brenschelbach,: Prot. Kirche; Stadtteil Oberwürzbach, Pfarrkirche Herz Jesu; Stadtteil Wolfersheim, Prot. Kirche (ehemals St. Stephan)); Dillingen (Pfarrkirche Hl. Sakrament); Eppelborn (Ortsteil Wiesbach, Ev. Kirche); Fischbach (Saar) (Ev. Kirche); Gersheim (Ortsteil Reinheim, Pfarrkirche St. Markus); Heusweiler (Ev. Kirche; Schwesternhaus; Pfarrkirche Mariae Heimsuchung; Friedhofshalle); Homburg (Stadtteil Beeden, kath. Kirche St. Remigius; Stadtteil Jägersburg, Prot. Kirche; Stadtteil Kirrberg, kath. Kirche Maria Himmelfahrt); Illingen (Pfarrkirche St. Stefan; früher Höll-Fleischfabrik Speisesaal und Verwaltungsgebäude, nach Ausbau jetzt in Gaststätte); Mandelbachtal (Ortsteil Heckendalheim, Pfarrkirche St. Joseph; Ortsteil Ormesheim, Pfarrkirche St. Mauritius; Ortsteil Ormesheim, Marienkapelle (früher St. Donatus)); Merzig (Pfarrkirche St. Peter; Kreditanstalt Merzig); Mettlach (Ortsteil Orscholz, Pfarrkirche St. Marien); Namborn (Kath. Kirche; Ortsteil Baltersweiler, Kath. Kirche); Neunkirchen (Ev. Pauluskirche; Mädchengymnasium); Ottweiler (Ev. Kirche; Ev. Kindergarten; Stadtteil Steinbach, Ev. Kirche); Quierschied (Ev. Kirche; Ortsteil Göttelborn, Bergmannsschule); Rehlingen (Jugendhaus); Riegelsberg (Ev. Kirche; Grundschule); Saarlouis (Ev. Kirche; St. Elisabeth-Krankenhaus); Schwalbach (Ortsteil Derlen, Pfarrkirche St. Josef); St. Ingbert (Kreditanstalt; Krankenhaus); St. Wendel (Stadtteil Niederlinxweiler, Ev. Kirche); Völklingen (Michaelskrankenhaus; Stadtteil Wehrden, Ev. Kirche; Stadtteil Heidstock, Friedhofshalle; Stadtteil Heidstock, Ev. Kirche).

Saarbrücken: Stadtteil Altenkessel: Ev. Lutherkirche; Grundschule; Stadtteil Alt-Saarbrücken: Notkirche am 40er Grab; Kreiskulturhaus Speisesaal; Städtische Siedlungsgesellschaft; Stadtsparkasse Saarbrücken; ev.-luth. Immanuelkirche; Ev. Altenheim; Stadtteil Burbach: Pfarrkirche St. Eligius; Schule; Stadtteil Dudweiler: Kindergarten; Stadtteil Gersweiler: Ev. Kirche; Ev. Gemeindehaus; Friedhofshalle; Stadtteil Güdingen: Ev. Kirche; Stadtteil Klarenthal Pfarrkirche St. Bartholomäus; Stadtteil Malstatt: Ev. Kirche; Realschule Ludwigspark; Stadtteil Schafbrücke: Ev. Kirche Neuscheid; Stadtteil Scheidt: Ev. Kirche; Stadtteil St. Arnual: Pfarrkirche Christkönig; Winterbergklinik; Stiftskirche St. Arnual; Stadtteil St. Johann: Rathauskeller; Diakonissenhaus des ev. Krankenhauses; Alte Ev. Kirche; Höll-Fleischfabrik; Sozialpflegerisches Berufsbildungszentrum (Schmollerschule).

Außerhalb des Saarlandes finden sich Werke in: Le Chambon-sur-Lignon (Haute-Loire); Rastede (Oldenburg): Pfarrkirche St. Ulrich; Montreal (Kanada): ungarische Kirche, zwölf Fenster mit ungarischen Heiligen; Moulins-lès-Metz (Lothringen): Pfarrkirche Saint Pierre.

Ausstellungen
 1979: Bonner Landesvertretung des Saarlandes, zusammen mit Karlheinz Grünewald (1925–1987), Boris Kleint, Gero Koelmann, Wilhelm A. Kurz und Ferdinand Selgrad
 2009: Stadtmuseum St. Wendel im Mia-Münster-Haus (St. Wendel)

Veröffentlichungen
 György Lehoczky (Bilder), Michaela Bach (Text): Mukis Wunderbaum. Annette Betz-Verlag, ISBN 3-219-10316-2.
 György Lehoczky (Bilder), Michaela Bach (Text): Mukis wunderbare Reise. München 1973.
 Géza von Habsburg-Lothringen: Vom goldenen Überfluß der Welt. Bilder und Skizzen von György Lehoczky. 2. Auflage 1985, Heilbronn 1978.
 György Lehoczky: So irgendwie müsste es mit der sehr berühmten Arche Noah gewesen sein. Text u. Zeichnungen von GL. Stadtmuseum St. Wendel, St. Wendel 2009, ISBN 978-3-928810-74-6.

Literatur
 Traudl Brenner: Karge Himmelsfeste war Lehoczkys erster Paukenschlag. In: Saarbrücker Zeitung vom 24./25. Mai 2008, S. E 1 (Ost).
 Seine Hand führte ein Engel. Werke des Künstlers Györg Lehoczky im Museum St. Wendel. In: Saarbrücker Zeitung (Ausgabe St. Wendel) vom 14. Mai 2009, S. C 4.
 Arbeitskreis György Lehoczky, Institut für Aktuelle Kunst im Saarland (Hrsg.): György Lehoczky. Mit einem Werkverzeichnis. Verlag St. Johann, Saarbrücken 2010.
 Jürgen Neumann: Ein fast vergessener Künstler. Auf den Spuren des Baumeisters und Glasmalers Geörgy Lehoczky. In: Saarbrücker Zeitung (Ausg. St. Ingbert) vom 6. Oktober 2011, S. C8.

Weblinks

 Kloster Heilig Kreuz in Püttlingen/Saar (offizielle Internetpräsenz)
 Internetpräsenz der Stadt Püttlingen mit Bildern vom Kloster Heilig Kreuz

 Literatur über György Lehoczky in der Saarländischen Bibliographie

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