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Diane Cordova loves what she does and it shows. A few years ago, the West Valley grandmother opened the Merciful Grace Re-Sale Shop in Youngtown to help low income families in her community.
Rock Steady boxing gym improving lives of Parkinson's patients
Dozens of patients are benefiting from the unique exercise program that improves their strength, balance and memory.
Phoenix area swim teacher overcomes tragedy, continues helping special needs kids
A swim teacher is refusing to let personal tragedy get in the way of helping some special children.
Phoenix Dairy Queen owners honored for their kindness to customers
Bill and Joanna Cipriani aren't your typical small business owners. Sure, they want the Dairy Queen they run to make money, but their first priority is to their customers and community.
Special needs teacher in Glendale helps low-income kids learn during summer
Marcy Goma has turned her Glendale home into one big classroom, teaching neighborhood kids about music and language arts.
Woman Pays It Forward to Mesa grandmother overcoming grief to help others
Kathia Boatwright is keeping the faith, despite a host of hardships that could easily push her beliefs to the brink. Boatwright is currently battling breast cancer, and her only daughter passed away suddenly, a couple months ago, leaving behind a loving husband and 3 children.
Phoenix dad Pays it Forward to recreation center that helps kids with special needs
Justin Lewis knows the challenges of raising a child with special needs. His 11-year old son Joseph has autism.
Former substance abuser Pays It Forward to compassionate chef
Marty Lang has been a chef for more than 30 years and his command of the kitchen could easily land him a job at a nice resort or fancy restaurant. Instead, Lang chooses to do his cooking at Chandler's Valley Hope, a treatment center for substance abuse.
Volunteer Pays It Forward to Mesa thrift shop owner helping domestic violence victims
The Valley mom wanted to help abused women get back on their feet, so she opened the thrift shop in Mesa.
You can help those in need by becoming a Summer Action Hero!
CBS 5's Pay It Forward is teaming with St. Vincent de Paul for the Summer Action Hero campaign, which comes to the aid of Arizona families in need.
Co-workers Pay it Forward to teacher's aide recovering from surgery
Colleen Elliott doesn't get tired of reading all the get well cards students have sent her. The longtime teacher's aide at Pomeroy Elementary School in Mesa had some sudden health issues recently and missed the last month and half of school.
Volunteer Pays It Forward to crisis response leader who helps save pets left behind
Lady is a cute cocker spaniel whose owner died suddenly, leaving her all alone. Rocky is a 3-year-old Chihuahua who was found with 30 other animals in a hoarder's house.
Co-worker Pays It Forward to Mesa grandmother recovering from brain surgery
A co-worker saw how much a Mesa grandmother needed help so she decided to Pay It Forward.
Avondale Senior Center Pays it Forward to 11-year-old girl devoted to helping others
Natasha Spencer wasn't expecting all the hugs and celebrity treatment when she stopped by the Avondale Senior Center this week.
Neighbor Pays It Forward to Peoria grandmother devoted to helping feathered friends
For the past 20 years, a West Valley grandmother has been taking care of some cute little creatures as part of her non-profit "Fallen Feathers."
Stroke survivor inspiring others to get back on their bike again
They gear up, ready to roll every Tuesday morning in Tempe. But this group of bike riders doesn't care who has the fastest time.
Surprise mom Pays it Forward to firefighters who saved her life
The calls come in every day, with Valley Firefighters jumping into action to save lives. But first responders don't seek out attention or need a pat on the back.
Mesa woman honored for helping providing shoes to homeless
Donna Parks has boxes of "gently used shoes" on her front porch. But they won't stay there long.
Phoenix woman honored for helping stray cats across the Valley
Michelle Ford loves cats, and not just the ones hanging out at her Phoenix home.
Volunteers Pay it Forward to Mesa grandmother devoted to helping newborns
Marilyn Freeman loves playing the organ. But it's the Mesa grandmother's other hobby that's making a big difference in her community.
Special needs students help Pay it Forward to cooking teacher
Rachel Morningstar teaches gardening, food education and cooking. But that's not all. She also teaches life skills to some very special students.
Students and parents Pay it Forward to Glendale music teacher dealing with personal tragedy
Kristina Johnsen loves teaching kids how to sing and dance at Highland lakes School in Glendale and it shows.
Volunteers Pay it Forward to 'Mamma Jo,' 83-year-old Phoenix grandmother who helps homeless
She got one hug after another, and it wasn't just because Jo Stevenson, also known as "Mamma Jo," was celebrating her 83rd birthday.
Parent Pays it Forward to two first grade teachers in Tempe
It's a tale of two teachers: Mrs. Priscilla Arriaga and Ms. Marie Mikan. Both teach first grade at Tempe's Holdeman Elementary School and they both can't imagine doing anything else.
Ex-con Pays it Forward to Glendale police officer who changed his life
Glendale Police Sgt. Jeff Daukus loves his job and it shows, every time he puts on the uniform.
Phoenix woman Pays it Forward to Phoenix pastor to keep helping families in need
Pastor Daniel Felipe uses the power of prayer every week at the Lynnhaven Church in Phoenix But sometimes parishioners need something more, like food, clothing and a place to sleep.
Friend Pays it Forward to Phoenix grandmother taking care of seriously ill family members
Marilyn McDonald isn't working these days, so she can take care of her father-in-law, who's dying from lung cancer.
Friend Pays it Forward to Valley mom down on her luck
All Erika Flores wants is to provide a good home and good life for her 10-month old daughter Aurora, but it hasn't been easy.
Peoria grandmother Pays it Forward year round to help families in need
A few years ago, Bonnie Manske created a Facebook page called "The Children's Giving Tree" as a way to help families and children in need, especially over the holidays.
Friends Pay it Forward to Glendale mom who had $800 stolen before Christmas
Misty Jaramillo goes to beauty school during the day, works at night and in her free time tries to raise four children.
Glendale dad inspires others on Facebook, Pays it Forward to strangers
Jeff Simmons has been pretty busy lately, helping folks in need. For the past couple weeks, the Glendale father of five has completed a random act of kindness every day, which he then posts on Facebook to inspire others to do the same.
Ladies sewing club honored for Paying It Forward to others
Every Tuesday, Rosemary Scales gets together with her friends, as part of the "Busy Bee Sew and Sew Social Club."
Mesa woman Pays it Forward to personal trainer who helped her lose 235 pounds
Kim Kreider is a personal trainer who's devoted her life to empowering women and changing lives.
Phoenix man encouraging others to Pay it Forward to neighbors in need
Justin Kingin doesn't live in the best of neighborhoods and doesn't make a lot of money, but that's not stopping this Phoenix dad from making a difference in his community.
Grandmother Pays it Forward to Scottsdale vice-principal making a difference in students' lives
Dr. Jacque Hale spends a lot of time on the playground, walking kids to lunch, and helping out in the classroom.
Globe man Pays it Forward to woman finding homes for therapy dogs
Michael Stewart had no idea what an impact therapy dogs could have, but he does now.
Pastor Pays it Forward to Valley woman devoted to helping homeless
Every Thursday morning, Kim Mulholland can be found at Foley Park in Chandler passing out meals to folks in need with a side of spiritual guidance.
Patient battling depression Pays It Forward to crisis care manager
Emily Larsen is a survivor. She's battled depression and PTSD for years after the deaths of her mother and two brothers, and has tried to commit suicide.
Domestic violence victim Pays it Forward to help other victims
Heather Tinnon isn't afraid to talk about what she's been through. She's a victim of domestic violence and a former drug user.
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Khalil Tate has run for 694 yards and passed for 468 more while accounting for 11 touchdowns.
Foster pet owner Pays it Forward to Scottsdale 'dog whisperer'
Helping abused or neglected dogs heal and be ready for adoption takes a lot of work. This week, CBS 5 helped Pay It Forward to someone who has spent years doing just that and has big plans to do even more.
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Each day during the week of Oct. 16, from 4:30 a.m. to 7 p.m., CBS 5's Chief Meteorologist Paul Horton joins community and corporate volunteers of all ages to wash vehicles with donations benefiting Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Arizona (BBBSAZ).
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Co-worker Pays it Forward to therapist battling cancer
A Valley woman is determined not to let a cancer diagnosis get the best of her and is showing how positive thinking can make all the difference.
Small dog rescue volunteer receives this week's Pay it Forward award
Donna Umsread does her best to find homes for dogs in need, but it's not easy.
Paul Horton's 10th Annual Pay It Forward Car Wash
Summer is over and we can all start returning outside our air conditioned homes to enjoy the weather. A place we would love for you to visit is our 10th Annual Pay it Forward Car Wash benefiting Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Arizona.
Scottsdale family Pays it Forward to caregiver struggling to overcome setbacks
Dana Cage is more than just a caregiver for 88-year old Siggy Kimmel of Scottsdale. "Siggy means everything to me," said Cage. "He's my best friend. He's everything. It's not a job, this is personnel. This is my friend forever."
Parents Pay it Forward to Valley softball coach helping players succeed on and off field
A Maricopa parent decided to Pay It Forward to a girl's softball coach whose dedication to his players is on display every time he takes the field.
Friend Pays it Forward to Phoenix-area business owner for helping hurricane victim
Deon Nikolich loves fixing cars, but he also has a passion for helping people. "We're both from Bosnia, so we know how it is when hard times come," said close friend Enver Batlak.
Co-worker Pays it Forward to Valley mom battling life-threatening illness
Zuzeth Blanco was overcome by emotion when a CBS 5 news crew showed up at her door and said she was this week's Pay it Forward recipient. The Mesa mom has been through a lot this year.
Former drug addict Pays it Forward to pastor who helped change his life
Paul Vargas is doing well these days. He recently got married and the couple is expecting a baby. But life wasn't always so rosy.
Retired Valley professor leads drum circles to help children, seniors
You can feel the beat, relax with the rhythm, and even stimulate your senses. Every week, retired professor Lydia Woods brings total strangers together in Sun City to create some sweet music.
Police employees Pay It Forward to chaplain
The Phoenix Police Department chaplain volunteers 40 hours a week, helping employees and their families through some of the toughest times so they wanted to Pay It Forward. (Thursday, December 22, 2016)
Friend Pays it Forward to Mesa mom who adopted 8 children
It's tough enough to raise one child these days but a Mesa mom is raising eight. She was struggling with buying back-to-school items so another woman decided to Pay It Forward.
Co-worker Pays it Forward to Phoenix dental assistant whose family is living with no A/C
April Carillo is a 19-year old dental assistant, who loves going to work. But her home life is a bit of a struggle. A few weeks ago, the air conditioning went out in her Phoenix home that she shares with her mom and dad and 10 other brothers, sisters, nieces and nephews.
Volunteer Pays it Forward to woman devoted to helping less fortunate families
Cassie Wilkins doesn't get any vacation or sick days or benefits, not even a paycheck. But that doesn't stop her from showing up to work six days a week to help families in need.
No kill rescue animal shelter helps Pay it Forward to devoted volunteer
They're the dogs with health problems. Abandoned cats. Pets that have been abused. Jenn Cline helps take care of them all at the Animals Benefit Club of Arizona, a no-kill rescue and rehab shelter in Phoenix.
Back to school clothing drive empowers Valley students in need
Now in its 50th year, Back to School Clothing Drive, a lifeline for many low-income Valley families, helps more than 250,000 children from 260 different schools with free clothes, shoes and a backpack full of school supplies.
Caretaker Pays it Forward to Valley nurse caring for dying husband
A Valley nurse isn't letting a personal tragedy stop her from helping others.
Be a Summer Action Hero!
CBS 5's Pay It Forward campaign is teaming with Papa Murphy's Take N' Bake Pizza to help Arizona's most vulnerable.
Friend Pays it Forward to Valley mom who lost leg after car accident
Heather Adams wants only the best for her 10-year-old daughter Bailey. But right now, providing even the basic necessities is a challenge after the Valley mom lost part of her leg recently following a terrible car crash.
Volunteer Pays it Forward to Valley mom who feeds homeless youth
A good, hot meal goes a long way, especially for young people living on the street. In Thursday's Pay It Forward report, we're introducing you to a Valley woman whose kindness runs in the family.
Community Pays it Forward to founder of drum and bugle corps
They don't miss a beat in the sweltering heat. The Arizona Academy Drum and Bugle Corps spends the hot afternoons rehearsing at Apache Junction High School.
Volunteer Pays it Forward to woman devoted to helping German shepherds
A west Valley mom often uses her own money to take stray dogs off the street and provide them medical care. A volunteer sees the difference she is making so she decided to Pay It Forward.
Grieving father Pays it Forward to Valley woman who eases parents pain
A Chandler woman has been devoted to helping distraught parents who have lost a child find strength to move on. One father saw the good she was doing and decided to Pay It Forward.
Mom and student Pay it Forward to special education teacher
A teacher can make all the difference in a child's life. A special needs instructor in San Tan Valley whose dedication and kindness is changing lives, one student at a time.
Cancer survivor honored for Paying it Forward to patients
It's tough enough battling a life-threatening illness but a Mesa grandmother is easing the pain of other patients with her sewing machine.
Valley woman eases pain of pet owners who must say goodbye to their dogs and cats
It's a decision Rondell Lezha and her daughter wish they didn't have to make - taking their 14-year old springer spaniel "Moose" to the veterinarian, to be put to sleep. "They say you'll get over it, but its really hard because everything in your house reminds you of them," said Lezha.
Parent Pays it Forward to Chandler Art Teacher
A Chandler art teacher is making a difference with her students and pushing them to achieve so parents decided to Pay It Forward.
Sun Lakes firefighters give back to women who help them
A women's associated donated $39,000 for new radios for the Sun Lakes Fire District so firefighters decided to Pay It Forward.
Neighbor Pays it Forward to hospice nurse easing pain of others
Ryan Sidebottom spends a lot of time with his family and it shows. But Ryan's caring and compassion extend beyond his wife and kids.
Tempe 3rd grade teacher helps students 'Read to the Final Four'
A Valley third grade teacher is getting some help from March Madness so her students can read more.
Church community helps Valley grandmother attend granddaughter's graduation
Sue Wilson has devoted her life to helping others. But now, the west Valley grandmother could use some help herself.
Valley woman gives back to home care nurse after death
Four years ago, Gloria Ladoux was diagnosed with ALS, a debilitating motor neuron disease that had severe effects on the Valley grandmother.
Phoenix woman gives up career to help community
It's a south Phoenix neighborhood where families struggle, a place where every meal is a blessing and kids wander the streets,looking for something to do. That's where Mary Frieling comes in.
Valley couple shining light on disabled children through love and horses
A Phoenix couple is making a difference in the community by teaching special kids how to ride and take care of horses. A woman wanted to say thank you so she decided to Pay It Forward.
Valley grandmother turns favorite hobby into opportunity to help others
A Sun City grandmother has raised money to help cancer fighters and survivors so a fellow volunteer decided to Pay It Forward.
Devoted mom helped by kindness of strangers
A helping hand and a warm smile. The kindness of strangers can make all the difference, especially when dealing with a traumatic experience.
Chandler HS student Pays It Forward to counselor who turned her life around
Being a teenager these days isn't easy, and nobody knows that more than Chandler High School mental health counselor Janice Hobbs. "Sometimes going home is really hard for them," said Hobbs. "Sometimes they have job issues. Relationship issues are always real big." Cheyanne Gaffka, 16, knows first hand what a difference words of encouragement can mean.
Special Olympics of Arizona athletic event and Unified Food Truck Festival
CBS 5 is proud to Pay It Forward by sponsoring the 2017 Special Olympics of Arizona. Look for our on-air phone bank that will be taking place on Thursday, Feb. 23, 5 p.m.-7 p.m.
Valley grandmother devoted to saving abandoned dogs and cats
If there a dog or cat in need, she's the one who comes to the rescue. Christina Alfaro has rescued hundreds of dogs and cats across the Valley, and she's not about to stop now. "We just go out wherever there's a need and pick up animals," said "We bring them to our house and then we call on different rescues to help us."
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The friends you remember forever are people who drop everything to help when you need it most, even during the holidays.
Valley therapist honored for helping special needs toddler
You can see the love Kaylynn Hart has for 2-year-old Gabriel. "I just saw that he needed me and I needed him," said Hart. Gabriel used to be Hart's patient at a long-term care facility in the Valley. As a baby, Gabriel had meningitis and a stroke, leaving him with an assortment of physical and mental disabilities.
Groomer does more than clip, she cares for injured and abandoned pets
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The family stockings still hang in the place where Julie Plumber is a very busy mom. But this is not your average home with your average children. It's a pet-grooming business, which is also a temporary home for dogs that people left behind.
Single mom Pays It Forward to charitable auto shop
Many people dread going to the auto shop to get their car serviced. So it came as a big surprise for a single mom when her $6,500 bill was on the house.
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Lyft driver goes above and beyond to keep passenger safe
A Valley Lyft driver has heard all kinds of stories, but there was one a couple of weeks ago that caught his attention.
Woman keeps culture alive through volunteerism
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Volunteer Pays it Forward to woman devoted to helping abused girls
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My internet foe has stated that, due to his culture, he should be allowed to spread his poopy hands all over the food my wife and child eat. I pose a question to you, dear reader. Why should my opponent, a chef, be allowed to perform such a heinous act when we, the the consumers of his meals, are under his duty of care. Why should my opponent be allowed to smear poop all over our family's meals, simply because of a cultural saying? In MY country, we have a saying which goes "Rape ngempango yingcugco" which translates roughly to, "Don't tread on my penis, also don't poop on my food."
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As we say farewell to 2009, let us also bid adieu to a cozy cafe in the northern reaches of Marion County.
Crazy Daizy's Cafe closed its doors early last week so owners Dave and Brenda Crawford could celebrate Christmas without the distraction of whipping up good grub for others. But in the cold reality of the afteryule, the doors will not reopen.
"We decided to close," says Brenda Crawford, her voice breaking slightly. "We're too far out of the way, and there's just not enough business. Me and my arrogance thought we could beat it; it took us 15 months to figure it out."
Of course, if you live in McIntosh or Micanopy, Crazy Daizy's isn't too far; in fact, it's between the twin-M communities on either side of the Marion-Alachua county line - though it's actually in Marion off U.S. 441 in the historic Harvest Village.
For its tenure, the cafe was nestled in a Victorian-era farm cottage just off the picturesque route between Ocala and Gainesville. Unfortunately, a fair number of previous cafes and eateries opened and closed in the same spot before Daizy's came along.
Ironically, Brenda Crawford told me of the painful decision, made only last weekend, when I talked with her in connection with a feature I was writing about out-of-the-way restaurants that are worth the drive.
"If only you'd written it a few months ago," she says, wistfully. But even that, she concedes, might have produced only a temporary boost in traffic.
OK, about the name: There is no Daizy.
"It's something I came up with," Brenda Crawford says. "I woke up one morning with the name in my head and decided that's the one."
But she's not finished. "I'll move on to other things, maybe confections and baking," she says. "I've always been good with candy and cookies."
And though Daizy's is gone, there's still reason to visit the old historic train depot in Harvest Village, particularly if you like farm-fresh, handmade ice cream and cheese. Karen DeConna, who opened her Jersey's Creamery in the depot during the summer, makes the ice cream and cheese on site from milk from her own cows.
"I have eight cows I have to milk twice a day - eight Jersey cows," she says. Also available are cookies and pies.
Jersey's Creamery - named for the cows, incidentally - is open noon to 8 p.m. Thursdays through Saturdays and noon to 7 p.m. on Sundays. If you want to call to make sure she's there, the number is 317-8060.
For prisoners of war in a German stalag, Col. Hogan and his crew seemed pretty well provisioned through the six seasons "Hogan's Heroes" was on TV in the 1960s.
They could whip up anything in an inkling. I daresay the same goes for a sandwich, had any Army general passing through Stalag 13 on the way to the shootin' war been hungry.
So, is this reason to name a sandwich shop after a successful TV series?
"I'm a fan of the show," says Steve Voorman, owner and operator of Hogans Heroes at 9264 S.E. Maricamp Road in Silver Springs Shores, behind the Wachovia Bank branch.
"Besides, it's as good a name as any," he adds.
Hogans Heroes takes over the end slot in the Shores Landing commercial plaza successfully occupied since 2005 by Len Pedrick's Crockery Corner. Earlier this year, Voorman says, Pedrick took over operation of the Snappy Tomato outlet next door and decided to let the Crockery Corner close.
Voorman, a nine-year resident of the Shores, stepped in to take over. "We need other options out here in the Shores. Everybody gets tired of pizza and Chinese."
With an opening less than a fortnight ago, he's in for some long hours. Hogans is open for breakfast at 7 a.m. Monday through Saturday and 10 a.m. Sunday, closing at 7 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 9 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 3 p.m. Sunday.
As of this writing, options tend to be limited mostly to cold subs, though by the time this sees print, Voorman might have added some hot subs to his board. He emphasizes Hogans uses only Boar's Head meats and cheeses.
"Right now, people don't know I'm open," he says. "But once they know we'll deliver, I'm sure they'll start calling."
Hogans' delivery zone is from Lake Weir High School to Southeast 64th Avenue Road. The number to call for delivery is 687-3030.
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Buenaventura Art Association, originally the Ventura Arts and Crafts Association, formed in April 1954 after San Buenaventura Women's Club President Olivia Hathaway wrote to Ventura officials about the need for such a group and offered her organization's help in starting it.
The goal was to promote interest in crafts, fine arts and performing arts for the benefit of schoolchildren, adults and professional and amateur artists. That included arranging art classes and organizing exhibits and an annual Ventura arts festival. The club's cultural endeavors initially included drama, dance, literature, minerals and rocks, and science as well as painting, sculpture, ceramics, photography and weaving.
Representatives of most of these disciplines attended the group's inaugural meeting in April 1954. Thor Olson, Ventura Recreation Department director, approved the concept and the club's use of city facilities.
A formal meeting was held a month later at the Pierpont Inn to set the association's structure, leadership and goals, and to start work on bylaws and articles of incorporation. The new group also applied for tax-exempt status from the state, but not federal exemption.
The first general meeting on Sept. 24, 1954, was in the American Legion clubhouse at Santa Clara and Palm streets. Ninety people attended. Burton F. Henderson was elected the group's first president and Clophine Dooley was vice president.
Seventy-six people paid dues to join that year, 60 as charter members ($5 initially, then $3 a year thereafter). General memberships were $3 a year, students $1, and a life membership cost $100.
In subsequent years, other art clubs such as the Ventura County Camera Club, Oxnard Camera Club and Ventura Stereo Club merged with the Arts and Crafts Association. (More recently, BAA welcomed members of the Gold Coast Watercolor Society in 2009.)
In the beginning, meetings were held at the Pierpont Inn and the Elks Club. Shows and competitions were in banks and libraries. The Arts and Crafts Association was invited in April 1960 to exhibit at the E.P. Foster Library. The following year, Dooley appointed a committee of artists to find a building where artists could work, study and exhibit their art.
By the late 1960s, interest was centered on more on visual arts, crafts, sculpture and photography and less on performing arts, literature and dance. In 1968, the organization changed its name to Buenaventura Art Association, revised its articles of incorporation, and applied for federal tax-exempt status. After about two years, BAA received a 501(c)(3) exemption based on its education programs, exhibition of art for the community and encouragement of art appreciation.
The group at first found rented space in a bungalow at 1134 Santa Clara St. and moved in 1970 to 576 E. Main St., where it operated until 1989, when it was forced to close because of declining sales and increased expenses.
Dooley, who died in October 1986, bequeathed more than $400,000 to acquire a permanent home for BAA in downtown Ventura, with the condition that if the association did not use the funds, they would go to the Museum of Ventura County. With closure of the rented gallery, the now homeless association was given a lifeline.
In a long and difficult search for a suitable home, BAA committee members considered dozens of downtown buildings before finding one. In December 1989, BAA purchased a former real estate office at 700 E. Santa Clara St. that now houses the downtown gallery and its offices as well as a small adjacent restaurant. The 1,800-square-foot structure, built as a medical office building, required months of renovation and remodeling before opening in September 1990.
In 2004, the association opened a second gallery and artisan store in Ventura Harbor Village. In 2013, BAA added three rental studio spaces there, giving harbor visitors the chance to watch the creative process.
Buenaventura Art Association is a CA 501 (c) (3)
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Cat with different eyes
Cat with different eyes is often a cause of controversial attitude. On the one hand, this feature seems to be a defect, significantly spoiling the appearance of a furry pet, on the other hand, the difference in eye color can be fraught with symbolism and mystique that makes the cat not just an animal, and a real gift of fate.
Let us try to understand, what is this anomaly.
To begin, we note that having different color eyes can not only cats, but other animals and even people. This phenomenon has a scientific basis and is called heterochromia. This term refers to differences in the color of the irises not only the eyes but skin or hair.
As it turned out, the heterochromia is the result of lack of melanin in the body, or may be due to the presence of this substance in abnormally large quantities. It is the concentration of melanin and especially its distribution that determine what color will be painted iris. Scientifically speaking, the eye that is affected by heterochromia, or hypopigmented or exposed to hyperpigmentation.
Among animals, particularly cats, heterochromia is much more common than among men. As a rule, it leads to the fact that one eye has uncharacteristic blue color. This feature can be found in cats that belong to different species, and completely unrelated. That is, in the presence of different colored eyes is no mystery and these animals are absolutely indistinguishable from others of their kind. Therefore, the question of "defect" becomes purely subjective.
But as it turns out, is not so simple. For example, there are breeds of cats, for which the presence of different colored eyes is a characteristic feature and is manifested in all generations. Such species include Turkish Angora and Turkish van. These rocks are called odd-eyed. As a rule, all representatives of these felines have white fur, one blue eye and one eye of pigmented copper, yellow or orange flowers. This fact introduces doubt into the previously made statement.
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London is one of the famous and most significant cities in world. It has great population, infrastructures and many historical places. There are many "shops in London" like coffee shops, wine shops etc. some of the shops have too much funny names which compel visitors to laugh. These are discussed as under:
1. The Human Bean
Just look at this shop name, it is too hilarious. This is actually a coffee shop and the name depicts the coffee beans and humans. It sometimes become difficult to understand that what actually the shop is about. But the logo is clear but too much funny.
2. Meat You There
OMG! This shop name is so funny. The shop is a small restaurant which offers chicken and meat products. A person cannot resist laughter by looking at this shop name.
3. Chipsy King
This shop sells delicious chips to the customers. I guess the owner has used a nick name for "chips" as "chipsy" for his shop, just like mama calls her son "John" as "Johnny". How funny when someone says O mama I want to visit Chipsy King. So hilarious…
4. Planet of the Grapes
By looking at this shop name one can think that this is all about grapes and fruits. Hahaha! This shop is not about grapes but it sells wine to the customers. You can visit the shop and get the wine of your choice. This shop brings smile on the faces.
5. Pizza Heart
Pizza Heart is one of the famous pizza shops in London. It is actually a pizza hut but named as Pizza Heart by the owner just for fun. People go to this pizza shop and get a smile on their faces.
6. Thai Tanic
This is an amazing place in UK and named as Thai Tanic rather than Titanic. OMG! This name is simply funny. What is in the mind of owner by naming it Thai Tanic but not Titanic?
7. Hair We Are
Hair We Are is a street shop in UK and it is so hilarious with respect to its name. I think the owner has made a grammatical mistake in naming the shop. It should be "Here We Are". Oops! It is "Hair We Are". Doe it means that the people in the shop are hair or what? OMG! I can't resist laughing.
8. William The Concreter
This is another hilarious and funny shop name present in London. I really cannot understand that what does it means. Does it means that William is a concreter or what?
9. Public Hair
OMG! Somebody please help me in controlling my laughter. Does this shop deals in hair of public? HaHaHa! The name depicts that people can visit this shop to buy hairs of public.
10. Lord of the Fries
Just look at the name of this shop "Lord of the Fries? What exactly it means? Does it mean that this shop has created all of the fries in the world? Oh! A big NO. There are many other fries shops and this name is simply for fun.
11. Tiecoon
Tiecoon is one of the famous tie shop in London. But the name is so funny and it is pronounced like tycoon. This shop is named so just for the sake of fun and to add uniqueness. I do laugh harder whenever I see this shop name.
12. C U Latte
This is another hilarious name of the shop in London. It is pronounced as "See You Later" and owner has used in unique way. I think he had no time to prolong it.
13. Floors for Thoughts
You will have to think a lot before shopping from this shop.
14. Knobs & Knockers
A very strange name if we compare it with the things sold by them.
15. Fishcotheque
You might not seen such a different name for fish & chips shop.
16. Iron Maiden
The shop name seems like their workers are unmarried or virgin that is really funny thing.
17. Sofa So Good
A furniture shop that is showing the quality of its Sofa in a unique way.
18. Bits & PCs
An IT term is attached with PC shop for attracting customers.
19. Planet of the Grapes
As we all know that wines and spirits are mostly made with grapes and this name shows this fact.
20. Sunny & Shears
Can you guess what exactly this shop is offering? This is a Hair and Tanning salon which is expert in cutting all designs of hairs.
21. The CodFather
This shop has used a different name for showing that they are expert in making fish, chips and fried chicken.
22. A Salt & Battery
A Salt & Battery is a take away shop for fish and chips. It is well-known for its quality.
23. Pets and the City
Here in this shop you can buy all sorts of pets. You will be amazed to know that they offer huge sale discounts on pets.
Bunghole Liquors is a small shop well suited for people who love to drink spirits and wines.


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Reportage Wedding Photography from Southend pier
Getting married is one of the biggest decisions you will make in your life. It is the thing you dream of from a very young age. All the planning and preparation boils down to one of the greatest days of your life. Below is some reportage wedding photography from a beautiful summers day on Southend on sea pier.
Southend on pier wedding photography
But it is only a fantastic experience with the right choices. And one of your biggest and most important choices is your reportage wedding photographer. This is the one person who can make or break your day. When all is said and done, you have your wedding pictures to look at,laugh at and enjoy. They will be the cornerstone of your memories for decades to come. Choosing the correct photographer is vital.
Reportage wedding photographer Southend on sea
At Scott Miller photography we pride ourselves on our professionalism and dedication. We take time to get to know our clients and to find out EXACTLY what you want from your wedding pictures. We specialize in a modern, contemporary style that is both natural looking and stunning in its simplicity. We capture the heart of your big day with a gorgeous story book feel and we strive to make you feel relaxed, comfortable and to ensure the full magic of your day is captured forever like the Southend pier wedding photography here.
I pride myself on being one of the best wedding photographers in Southend Essex and England for reportage photography. I recently won 'photographer of the year' at the Essex wedding awards and strive to put you at ease and to ensure you have fun and enjoy your time. Your day is just as important to me as it is to you.
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Photography for weddings is constantly evolving and the older styles and ways are being replaced with a more modern feel. And at Scott Miller photography I can boast of being ahead of the times with our specialty of being one of the UK premier reportage wedding photographers and my way of taking and adjusting your pictures will give you an album to treasure and will make sure your memories live on. The whole essence of reportage wedding photography is to create an ambiance and to truly capture the magical atmosphere.
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Red Hat Bugzilla – Bug 39606
Unable to use quota with reiserfs ; unable to mount a disk partition with reiserfs with the option -o usrquota;
Last modified: 2007-03-26 23:44:15 EDT
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User-Agent: Mozilla/4.77 [en] (X11; U; Linux 2.4.2-2 i686)
Description of problem:
when I try to :
mount -t reiserfs -o usrquota /dev/... /..
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mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/hda6,
or too many mounted file systems
When I try to give quotaon on a partition with reiser the operating
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edquota -u username
I have an empty file;
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*** Bug 43082 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
reiserfs does not support quota.
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I have been clean for quite some time.
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Name Warp Speed
Here's a fun variation I really like of a good-ol Rohnke activity (Warp Speed) - it is really proving to be a low-prop keeper!
ACTIVITY OBJECTIVE: The group is challenged to verbally move through a pattern of each participant's name as quickly as possible.
FACILITATED OBJECTIVE: Explore behaviors related to communication, cooperation, planning and implementation, participation/active engagement, problem solving, and goal setting. Explore concepts of practice/rehearsal, success/failure, and task pressure.
NEEDS & NUMBERS: You'll need a spot marker for each player (my favorite spot is a five foot piece of parachute cord tied at the ends to make a circle) and one stopwatch. Plays well with 8 to 16 people. Multiple groups can play at the same time – it's good to have a stopwatch for each group.
TIME: 10 to 15 minutes (for a few rounds)
PROCEDURE: Have your group form a comfortable circle – double elbow is fine. Have each player stand on (or in) a spot. As in the traditional Warp Speed (often preceded by the activity Group Juggle), the group will first need to set up a passing order. However, in this variation instead of passing an object (done in Warp Speed), the players will be passing names. Before this happens I like to add, "When setting up the name-passing order (NPO), please do not pass your name to a person standing next to you."
Each player is asked to pass his or her own name once and receive another players name once in the order. For example, Berry starts by saying, "Berry passes to Mary." Mary then says, "Mary passes to Gretchen." Gretchen says, "Gretchen passes to George." This continues until everyone has passed his or her name. The last player to receive a pass (name) in the order passes his name to Berry, "Chris passes to Berry." Once the NPO is established, ask the group to practice it two or three times to make sure they have it down. At this practice stage I let the players simple say the name of the person he or she is passing to - Berry only needs to say, "Mary" (not "Berry passes to Mary.")
When the NPO is "locked in" the challenge can be presented. With the memorized and practiced order in mind, each person is going to be moving to the spot of the other person they called out in the pattern. So, Berry will be moving to Mary's spot (Note: based on what you find out in the directions below, Berry will end up being the last person to move – going to Mary's spot), Mary to Gretchen's (Mary will be the first person to move), Gretchen to George's and so on until Chris occupies the spot eventually left open by Berry. This challenge will be timed from the moment Mary leaves her spot to the time when Chris and Berry reach there spots (as well as everyone else being in their appropriate spot). When the group understands the overall idea of the activity, I present the main two rules for clarification:
SAFETY & FACILITATION: If you present this activity early on in your program (I use it for learning names and also as a way to introduce the types of challenges I will be presenting), your group might not get the "shift" in thinking just yet. Those familiar with Warp Speed know that the directions did not say they had to move one at a time or that they had to start in the spot where they created their passing order. The group, for this specific challenge, is only asked to follow the two clarification rules. So, if you do present this one early, you might consider coming back to it after your group has discovered some "shifting" in other activities to see if they can achieve a super-fast time. Or, if you have a group that can really be challenged at the get-go, ask them (give them the goal) to achieve a time under five seconds. This imposed goal might "nudge" them into the shift(s) to be able to solve the problem.
I haven't run into many safety issues during this one, however, after the "shift" there might be some "running into" problems. As always, stress that everyone's safety is more important than a fast time.
Let me know how this one goes for you. Leave your feedback in the comments area below.
Have fun out there!
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Outdoor Games for Kids
One of the best ways to get young learners excited about study time is to surprise them with outdoor games and activities. Students can develop science, maths, and even interpersonal skills through group outdoor games and activities. A number of these Education.com outdoor games and activities also work well independently, for at-home after school fun, and can even be adapted for indoor play on bad weather days.


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This idyllic family retreat evokes the peace and tranquillity of country living with a spacious family home, sweeping lawns and gardens, pool, tennis court and the convenience of a desirable North Shore lifestyle
Embrace the spectacular DA approved plans for a contemporary masterpiece that elevates the estate to 21st century uber-cool
Or refurbish the large colonial style residence in situ comfortably accommodating a large family
Warm and welcoming home with a practical layout, large proportions and opportunity to update to your own style
Formal lounge and dining, woodburning fireplace with marble surround, elegant double hung windows, French doors opening to the verandah
Large rumpus/family room with handsome gas flame fireplace and indoor/outdoor flow to al fresco entertaining
Casual living/dining integrated with the open plan timber kitchen with plenty of storage and a breakfast bar
Elegant staircase rising to the upper level through a double height entry hall
Four bedrooms with built in robes upstairs, 5th bed/study downstairs, large master with generous built in robes and a large ensuite
Three bathrooms, full main: separate bath and shower, internal laundry
Entertain on the wraparound verandah or the sheltered al fresco area
Large inground pool perfect for cooling off on a summer day or release your inner Wimbledon champ on the all weather tennis court
Vast mature garden, wonderful blossom trees and lush green lawns perfect for large families and their beloved pets to enjoy
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Conference Workshops
In 2016, we started to facilitate workshops following the #TowardsOpenness ethos as part of our agenda setting initiative to instigate "need-based interdisciplinary, multi-stakeholder, original research conversations to build new priorities and agenda for connected learning through distributed and collaborative research."
Conference workshops are a way for us to receive direct feedback regarding the ideas and principles of #TowardsOpenness, their practicality for different stakeholder groups as well as ourselves. The direct and indirect exchange with other researchers and activists in the field of open and connected learning could not be valued any higher, even though communities like Virtually Connecting help in bridging gaps of accessibility.
Resources and conversations were both developed for and as a product of conference workshops.
OER16 – Are we Openness ready? Towards an open learning scale
OEB16 – Towards Openness: Can we be safe in online learning?
OER17 – Towards Openness: Safety in open online learning?
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…You've learned to creatively improvise, making "kites" out of plastic grocery bags to test the strength of the wind.
…You really soak up your lessons by taking chemistry with you to the bathroom, analyzing the ingredients of fizzy bath balls.
…You have the luxury of spending all day and night next to your butterfly habitat so as not to miss any revealing moments of metamorphosis.
…You find a new brand of bread that you MUST try because it goes with your current studies (which in this case was Nursery Rhymes).
…Some dolls and your friend's new baby sister make for several important lessons and one of your very favorite days.
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Welcome, Foolish Mortals. I am your Ghost Host this evening for your visit to Gracey Mansion. And tonight we will be taking a leisurely jaunt through our Favorite Disney Haunted Mansion Goodies on Mickey Fix.
Yep; we love the Mansion just as much as you do. So much that we really DO wish our other car was a Doombuggy. And we've got tons of great stuff that will have you flashing back to the graveyard ASAP.
So, sit back, relax, and let your Doombuggy guide you through all of the pleasantries available at your disposal with one swift click of a button… If you dare…Mwahahaha (ack! ack! ugh! Furball!) As I was saying, Mwahahahaha! Enjoy and Happy Haunting!
Haunted Mansion iPhone Case
There's no better way to keep in close contact with the spirit world than with an iPhone. It's true. Crystal Ball Technology is very 2006. Show that Madame Leota she doesn't know what she's talking about (Kidding! Don't hurt me, Leota!) by sporting this Haunted Mansion iPhone Case over your New Fandangled communication device.
Haunted Mansion Porcelain Dinner Plate
You can't just serve guests to the Manor on ordinary dishes. Special guests deserve special plates, which is why Master Gracey had these Haunted Mansion Dinner Plates created especially for guests to his dining room. There's always room for one more!
Quick Hitchers Haunted Mansion Print
They're sinking and they just don't care. We should all model our lives after Phineas, Ezra, and Gus: the three Hitchhiking Ghosts from Haunted Mansion. Let this Quick Hitchers Haunted Mansion Print hang in our living room as a reminder to go with the flow. No car? No sidewalk? No problem!
Haunted Mansion Mug
Poison your guests? NEVER! But keep them guessing when they get some hot apple cider served up in this creepy Haunted Mansion Mug with the extra hands at the bottom.
Haunted Mansion Phone Case for iPhone 6
I'm so thankful that little girl never looks down. Because that would make things go shaky in quite a hurry. Thankfully for us, we can enjoy this moment suspended in time and carry her in our back pocket. Check out this frighteningly adorable picture from the stretching room, lovingly immortalized on a Case for your iPhone 6, here. Also available for the 6 Plus, here.
Haunted Mansion Busts Ornament Set
There's a few grim, grinning ghosts who are hoping for some socialization. You think you could provide these Haunted Mansion Busts Ornaments with some hang time?
Haunted Mansion Foolish Mortal Tee
Bill Shakespeare said, "To thine own self be true…". So when you know you're a Foolish Mortal, flaunt it. Take your gargoyle out for a walk and let your Silly Human Flag fly with this Foolish Mortal Tee!
Haunted Mansion Coaster Set
If you leave a spot on the dining room table, Mom's gonna kill you! Better words were never said, before the fate of Dear Old Fred.
Many people don't know this, but Fred's brother was ALSO named Fred. He was the one who was killed by a rock.
The other one left his tea glass on the table without a coaster. Don't end up like Fred. Either one of them. Keep your tables covered and your Mama happy with this Haunted Mansion Coaster Set.
Haunted Mansion Wallpaper iPhone Case
Are the eyes looking at you or THROUGH you? Unless you're a ghost or made out of steam, they're likely just looking AT you. But it's still a fun question to ask. And something fun to HAVE is this Haunted Mansion Wallpaper iPhone Case. Quite purple. Quite fabulous.
Haunted Mansion Team Gracey T-Shirt
Who needs Team Katniss or Team Peeta when you've got Team Gracey? (Just kidding, Hunger Games fans. We can all be friends.) Show your Haunted Mansion Fandom with this Team Gracey Tee and wait for outer-looped Foolish Mortals to ask you, "Who's Gracey?"
Game of LIFE Haunted Mansion Edition
Remember this game, Mortals? The click-click-click of spinning that wheel was always my favorite part. Trade in your Game of Life car for a Haunted Mansion Game of the Afterlife Doombuggy and share this fantastic board game with a whole new generation!
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European stock markets gave up early gains on Wednesday as slowing economic activity pushed eurozone unemployment to a record 10.9 percent and US jobs data added to the disappointment.
London's FTSE 100 index fell 1.07 percent to 5,750.29 points in afternoon deals, a day after finishing with strong gains on robust US manufacturing data.
In Paris, the CAC 40 was flat at 3,213.59 points and in Frankfurt the DAX 30 shed 1.03 percent to 6,691.72.
Madrid's IBEX 35 index plunged 3.12 percent to 6,792.10 points as the banks, burdened through their exposure to the country's collapsed property market, suffered heavy losses.
In foreign exchange deals, the euro fell to $1.3137 from $1.3234 in New York late on Tuesday.
The eurozone unemployment rate hit a record 10.9 percent in March while Spain, already struggling to fend off concerns that it will need a bailout, was at a staggering 24.1 percent, according to Eurostat.
The German labour market continued to defy the eurozone debt crisis, even if seasonally-adjusted unemployment increased slightly in April.
However, the report coincided with a key eurozone manufacturing survey which extended its slump for a ninth month, stoking calls for the bloc's leaders to take measures to stimulate growth rather than focus as now just on austerity.
The data "underpin the message of (Monday's) Labour Day protests across European and throw the spotlight back on politicians who need to find the delicate balance between preserving momentum behind budget reform and policies aimed at supporting economic growth," said Rabobank currency analyst Jane Foley.
In New York, US stocks opened lower after disappointing private-sector job growth added to concerns about the health of the US economy.
In the first five minutes of trade, the Dow Jones Industrial Average was down 0.43 percent at 13,222.82. The Standard & Poor's 500-stock index fell 0.63 percent to 1,396.98 and the tech-rich Nasdaq dropped 0.59 percent to 3,032.43.
Asian stock markets were firmer Wednesday as investors followed stronger-than-expected manufacturing data from the United States and China.
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If you are ever suffering from insomnia and counting sheep or a milky drink simply doesn't work then you can do a lot worse than looking at a map of County Council electoral divisions. I have to be honest when I say that isn't one of the most scintillating reads of your life and, unless you are something of a political anorak, you could very easily benefit from the soporific qualities of such a document.
You might wonder how arbitrary boundaries were arrived at, you might question how villages have been grouped together or sometimes, even more interestingly, divided. Just how did anyone split Coalville North from Coalville South? You get the idea.
But if you do look at a map you will see that amongst County Council divisions my old patch of Whitwick, never knowingly called Whitwick and Thringstone or latterly including parts of Oaks in Charnwood, was an unusual beast.
Whitwick is a strange division because for the most part it doesn't benefit from County Council money in the same way as other areas. It doesn't have museums or resource centres or even a library in the same vein as many towns and yet it isn't rural enough to benefit from public money for high speed internet or those ever diminishing subsidised bus routes.
When residents used to ask me what they received directly in the patch from their expensive council tax my answer usually resorted to highways and potholes. That's when the expletives usually started to flow and I made for my quick escape.
There was however one notable caveat to my potholes script. For many years the County Council had provided significant resources to the running of Thringstone Community Centre, a building generously donated to the people of the village for their education and recreation by Victorian philanthropist Charles Booth; and which since the 1950's had been in the hands of County Hall and operationally managed under a convoluted constitution of management and executive committees. For a number of years I was a local authority appointed nominee on those bodies.
As county council budgets tightened and we witnessed the closure of treasures such as Snibston Discovery Park it was clear that at some point the writing would soon be on the wall for Thringstone Community Centre, reputed to be the first such building of its kind in the whole country.
Knowing the fabulous set of volunteers dedicated to the Community Centre as I do my approach with the political administration at the County Council was always the same. The Centre could forge a brighter future and become an entirely independent entity free of local authority constraints, all that was needed was the time, resources and assistance to help them achieve that.
In fairness the politicians and senior officers in Glenfield listened to my pleas and agreed to help in the Community Centre's bid for self sufficiency. Last Friday, at a meeting of the County Council's Cabinet, and on the basis that reassurance has been provided that the volunteers plans are robust and sensible, approval was finally given to transfer the building to a brand new charitable organisation.
In the coming months all of the t's will be crossed and i's dotted and by the autumn Thringstone Community Centre and the volunteers that run it will become the masters of their own future.
There is little point in this column of discussing at length the concept of austerity, or living by your means as others would call it. A tightening of the public purse strings has been voted for again and again by the electorate over this past decade.
No, today I want to pay a huge tribute to those amazing volunteers who are the lifeblood of our communities. Where would we be without the small number, and sadly it is too small, who give hours and hours of their time and effort to make sure that every resident can enjoy these wonderful public assets?
You may well never have heard of names like Nita Pearson or Mike Statham or Ray Woodward and yet without people like these, and a smattering of others in every community who go that extra mile we wouldn't be able enjoy the local theatre productions or art clubs or night classes that so many of us do.
Around this area there is small battalion of unsung heroes who make living where we do just that little bit better. If you wonder who does the litter picking in our streets or replanting vandalised flowerbeds in our parks more often than not the answer isn't 'the council' but just an ordinary person who wants to give a little bit back.
And the beauty, of course, is that we can all be one of those unsung heroes. All you have to do is decide that you want to play your part.
And if, for whatever reason, you can't volunteer yourself you wouldn't believe just how much a simple thank you is valued by those that do.
To each and everyone of those unsung heroes: Thank you.


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The National Tax and Customs Administration (NAV) has classified Rail Cargo Hungaria (RCH) as a reliable taxpayer after examining the company's compliance with the Administration's standards. Such standard is among others that the company must not be under intensive supervision of tax authorities in the past five years; the authority has not initiated an execution proceeding against the company as well as the company was not subject of bankruptcy, liquidation, or involuntary deregistration. A total of 11 criteria had to be met for this classification.
The positive result of the status of the reliable taxpayer compared to the general status is among others that RCH gets the VAT refunds already after 45 days instead of 75, a significant contribution to the company's liquidity. In case of omission the authority does not impose a fine, but invites the company to fulfil the tax obligations. The tax or default penalty is only the half of the amount the Administration would normally impose. Another advantage is the length of the official controls must not exceed 180 days. This classification overall is another confirmation towards our customers that our company is a reliable partner.
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Wednesday, January 2, 2008
Wednesday Bites - First One of 2008
This morning when I left for work it was 7 degrees. It's up to 13 now. The forecast calls for 60 on Saturday. We will probably have a blizzard in April.
Highway 40 is officially closed. All reports indicate it's not a big deal...so far. I think this may be similar to when the Pope visited - all hype and no problem. Sidenot - it was 60 when he visited, too. Coincidence?
The ban on smoking in Illinois went into effect yesterday. As an ex-smoker, I can understand the frustration of those who do smoke. Honestly, the fact that smokers were being treated as criminals was one of the reasons I quit. However, I will also enjoy being able to go have a cocktail and not come home smelling like an ashtray.
My brother leaves for Iraq today. He called me yesterday on his way to the airport. Because I don't have enough to cry about lately. Please keep him, and all our servicemen and women in your prayers.
My New Year's resolution is to get back in the good health habit. I'm seriously considering running in the 5 mile St. Patrick's Day run with some friends. Tonight I start the treadmill again. Wish me luck because I've tried to fall off of it several times. Klutzy girl + treadmill = injury waiting to happen.
5 comments:
- MP said...
hwy 40 = wait til Monday...
No traffic but my communte time this morning doubled. :-(
I'll be that brand spankin new Casino Queen is going to hurt w/ the smoking ban..
- January 2, 2008 at 11:07 AM
- Jeannette E. Spaghetti said...
I was jogging on a regular basis, but fell out of the habit. I need to set a goal to get re-motivated and I've been thinking of running in the St. Pat's Day race. My husband did it in 2005 and it seemed to be an achievable and satisfying goal.
Plus, I made a drunken deal with a dude named Pete while in Iowa in October. My end of the bargain consists of running one 5k with the goal of making it through the race without walking. What better time to honor a drunken deal than on St. Pat's Day!?
- January 2, 2008 at 11:52 AM
- Frogdancer said...
Here in my state in Australia we've had bans on smoking indoors that started in restaurants and has slowly over the years crept out to include everything. Pubs and clubs were the last ones to go. I've never smoked so I love it.
You'll find that what will happen is that a culture of ducking outside for smoking breaks will happen. Outside every building clots of people wreathed in smoke will gather, and unless courtesy ashtrays are left near doorways, the footpath/sidewalk will be littered with butts.
Ah well. At least the indoors is breathable!
- January 2, 2008 at 2:12 PM
- Christian's Mom said...
Thank you, Kim's brother, for your service to this country. Come home safely. God be with you.
- January 2, 2008 at 2:13 PM
Hi Kim,
In the past year I took up running and have gradually increased and achieved my goals...from my first 5K to finishing 2 Half Marathons in 2007. I am currently training for my first Full Marathon in St. Louis on April 6, 2008. You will LOVE running once you get past the painful first couple of miles. It is so good for the mind, body and soul.
I've only commented once but have followed your blog for about a month now. I want you to know that I pray for you and your family. Your posts are beautiful and some bring me to tears. Many of them make me appreciate the small things that are often overlooked in life. I hope that 2008 brings you peace and happiness.
Oh, and you are VERY BRAVE for going within a mile radius of Walmart during the holiday season...I avoid that place like Highway 40 during rush hour! :)
- January 3, 2008 at 11:01 AM


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