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Graybeard Distillery Launches Limited Edition Bottle Design for Bedlam Vodka
In a move to kick start the new year, Bedlam Vodka, an award-winning craft vodka distilled and bottled by Graybeard Distillery of Durham, North Carolina, has announced the launch of a new, limited-edition look for the bottle.
The new bottle design features an eye-catching, all-black background and was selected for its ergonomic and mixologist friendly shape. The refreshed design can be seen on bar and store shelves beginning December 2019 and will be available for a limited time.
"Our visual brand is such a key component of who we are at Bedlam Vodka," said Brandon Evans, CEO of Bedlam Vodka. "This new design is representative of who we are and encapsulates the character of Bedlam, which is unapologetically genuine, bold and incredibly smooth."
Using a process perfected by the founders' Irish ancestors over the past seven centuries, Bedlam Vodka is a superior spirit, distilled from rice, that promises a smooth drinking experience. The Bedlam brand name is taken from a rugged coastal town in north western Ireland, where its inhabitants rebelled during British oppression and earned its moniker "Bedlam." The Bedlam brand has taken on these ancestral roots of living rebelliously and crafted them into a powerful call to go against the grain, broaden one's horizons, and take part in the world around you.
Bedlam Vodka is distilled in Durham, North Carolina. To learn more about Bedlam Vodka and Graybeard Distillery visit, bedlamvodka.com/ To purchase Bedlam Vodka in a store near you, visit bedlamvodka.com/locate/
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Get your game back and improve your level of performance when you work with a group that treats sport foot injuries in Pittsburgh, PA. Whether you are a champion on the ice, or a beginner at the gym, a host of conditions could affect you in more ways than one. One wrong move and you could be hobbled by a minor sprain or a significant tendon tear. MLG Podiatry has the facilities and the training needed to provide you with the relief you deserve.
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Delicious, creamy sauces…versatile, quick and easy to make, what more could you want? These three vegan and gluten free sauces are perfect for the colder months and provide a wonderful sauce for cauliflower cheese, pasta alfredo, pesto dishes, vegetable tray bakes and so much more and have been created for us by Niki Bakes.
First create the alfredo sauce, blend all your ingredients together in a high speed blender until you get a sauce like consistency, add more water if it needs thinning out.
For the italian or spanish paprika option, add either the herbs or additional spices to the sauce/dip and then blitz it.


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House Bill 1288: This bill would require bottled water labels to indicate the source of water.
House Bill 1467: This bill would require DES to terminate certain large groundwater withdrawal permits when required local building permits become null and void. Jim Hadley, of the Neighborhood Guardians, worked on this with Rep. Maureen Mann. It is a version of the bill that he also worked on with Sen. Jack Barnes in 2010 (SB369) based on the Nottingham/Barrington experience of an expired water bottler building permit yet a continuing DES Large Groundwater withdrawal permit.
To read Jim Hadley's Jan. 26, 2014 letter to the House 1467 Subcommittee, click here.
WHAT YOU CAN DO: You are encouraged to communicate with you state legislators and share your point of view on bills. It is also helpful to write to the committee clerk of a bill or directly to committee members with your position on it or suggestions to improve it.
Email letters are acceptable, although not all emails are read in a timely manner. You may want to fax or send a copy as well as email.
A phone call to your legislator is also acceptable, although this provides no written record for the committee.
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BILOXI — The Biloxi City Council is cutting expenses again but doesn't plan any layoffs for the coming year and anticipates keeping water and sewer rates at the current level.
In a workshop yesterday, The Sun Herald reports the council took a first look at the budget for the fiscal year 2013-14, which begins Oct. 1.
City controller Scott McElroy said the general fund revenues are expected to be $53.8 million. Expenses are projected to be almost $3 million higher at $56.5 million.
Biloxi built a fund balance of several million dollars while the economy was strong. Since the recession hit South Mississippi in 2008, the council has whittled down the reserves by spending more than the city takes in. The beginning cash balance this year is $5 million.
"We've got to balance the budget. It's going to take all of us to do it," said Councilman George Lawrence.
David Nichols, chief administrative officer, said the city is hoping the renovations to the Golden Nugget Casino Biloxi and the new hotel tower under construction at Hard Rock Casino Biloxi will increase revenue. "Until the general economy turns around I don't expect a big change in gaming revenues," Nichols said.
One of the reasons the budget is tight is the city is facing a $460,000 increase this year to PERS — the Public Employees' Retirement System of Mississippi. The contribution rose from 14.26 percent to 15.75 percent this year.
City personnel aren't being cut but Nichols said services and supplies will be trimmed in every department, totaling $1.3 million in cost savings citywide.


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Energy Attorney Adrian Talamantes Joins Holland & Knight in Houston
Talamantes brings extensive experience in Latin America energy deals
Holland & Knight
HOUSTON (November 29, 2018) – Adrian L. Talamantes, an energy attorney who focuses on Latin America projects and transactions, has joined Holland & Knight's Houston office. He will be a member of the firm's Latin America and Energy practices. He was previously with Morgan Lewis.
Mr. Talamantes represents companies and individuals in a broad array of domestic and international business transactions, including those involving project development, joint ventures, acquisitions and divestitures. He has significant experience with structuring, documenting and negotiating energy-related transactions in connection with projects, investments and divestments throughout Latin America and the United States.
"Adrian has an impressive background that includes working with some of the largest energy companies in the world on highly sophisticated deals," said Roberto Pupo, leader of Holland & Knight's Latin America Practice. "His overall experience in Latin America and his unique ability to address and negotiate complex matters in both Spanish and English make him a highly valuable addition to our team and a great resource to our clients, particularly those in the energy sector. In addition to working closely with our attorneys in Mexico and Colombia, he will focus on building our brand in Texas. Houston is an important market for us and is an integral part of our LatAm strategy."
"Holland & Knight has one of the most impressive Latin America practices of any U.S. firm," said Mr. Talamantes. "The firm's strategic focus on strengthening and expanding its North and South America capabilities, such as in the energy sector, really impressed me. I look forward to working with my colleagues throughout the firm, in particular the members of our Latin America practice, to provide high-caliber service to our clients."
Mr. Talamantes earned a J.D. degree from South Texas College of Law and a law degree from Universidad de Monterrey. He is fluent in Spanish and is admitted to practice law in both Texas and Mexico.
About Holland & Knight's Latin America Practice Group: Holland & Knight has one of the largest and most diverse practices in Latin America among U.S. law firms. The Latin America Practice Group includes more than 120 attorneys with in-depth experience in cross-border mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, private equity and financing transactions, and business disputes in and involving Latin America in commercial centers around the world.
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Energy Latin America Practice Mergers and Acquisitions Project Finance Natural Resources Renewable and Alternative Energy Mexico Practice Energy: Liquefied Natural Gas Pipelines Energy Restructuring Securitization
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PATRICE EVRA has sensationally accused Cesc Fabregas' Arsenal team of trying to kick him out of the Champions League Final.
Manchester United's France left-back claims he was deliberately targeted by Gunners players at Old Trafford last weekend, when he helped his side secure the Premier League title.
Evra, who will have the task of marking Barcelona danger-man Lionel Messi in Rome on Wednesday, believes Arsenal were looking for revenge after he described their young team as "babies" after United's Champions League semi-final win at The Emirates.
Fabregas and Samir Nasri were booked for fouls on Evra in a four-minute spell at the beginning of the second half at Old Trafford and the United defender has thanked ref Mike Dean for intervening and warning him not to retaliate.
Evra revealed: "The bad challenge was by Fabregas when he touched my knee.
"I was very angry because, okay, maybe he was not happy with what I said in the semi-final of the Champions' League, but when you have a problem with somebody, you need to try to win on the pitch – not kick someone – or see me outside the pitch. This is the best way.
"I want to say 'thanks' to the referee, because he came to me and said: 'Pat, I don't know what is going on, but a lot of the Arsenal players are angry with you. Try to make my job easier.
"I don't want you to do something bad because you're not the kind of player who does bad tackles. I know it's difficult but just try to relax'.
"When he said that I could feel myself calm down.
"You think you might miss the final with some stupid tackle.
"I was going to react in a bad way, but the referee made me calm myself down.
Evra also revealed his passion for United after leaving Monaco.
Said the 28-year-old: "When you play at Old Trafford you don't need the sunshine, because every day I just thank God I play for United because it's a privilege to put on that shirt.
"Two years ago I started to read a book of the story of Manchester United and I saw a DVD of the crash at Munich.
"It made me realise I need to have respect for that shirt because it's a big story and Manchester United is a big family.
"This is why Manchester United is a club apart.
Evra also believes he can help prove that United team-mate Cristiano Ronaldo is the best player in the world by putting the shackles on Messi.
The Argentina ace rivals Old Trafford's Portugal superstar for that distinction.
"I can show Ronaldo is still the best player in the world if I play well against Messi," said Evra.


Hardback, no dust jacket issued, 1999 – 7th printing.
This Hobbit is # 684 in my Hobbit collection.
Hardback, no dust jacket issued.
Another Hobbit from Sri Lanka. This time it is the 3rd print 2018.
This Hobbit is # 683 in my Hobbit collection.
NEW HOBBITS HAVE ARRIVED ….
Translated with the help of Italian Tolkien collector Oronzo Cilli.
This time a Hobbit from Denmark arrived, a birthdaypresent from good friends Anno & Kitty.
Not just a Danish Hobbit. No, a FIRST print 1969.
This Hobbit is # 682 in my Hobbit collection. Moreinformation about this Hobbit? Click here.
This Hobbit is # 681 in my Hobbit collection.
This time an Annotated Edition from Serbia arrived. Printed in 2008 by Solaris Novi Sad.
Bought at Secondlifebooks in the US of A.
This Hobbit is # 680 in my Hobbit collection. More information about this Hobbit? Click here.
This time a Norwegian Hobbit arrived. A hardback edition was in 1972 the first translation in Norway. This is – from the same year – the first paperback in Norway.
Thanks to Line Ørmen this Hobbit is now in my collection.
This Hobbit is # 678 in my Hobbit collection.
A Hobbit, published in Russia, for pupils in school. Exerpts from The Hobbit in English, with a vocabulary in Russian.
110 pages, small pocketbook, AnthologyBooks "Young reader's club". Also see Rus 3 and Rus 66.
This Hobbit is # 677 in my Hobbit collection. More information about this Hobbit? Click here.


My current restoration is the SBE 33 transceiver. One of the 8 position phenolic terminal strips is broken. This is 8 lugs that mounts to the chassis via lug 2 and 7. Any out there?
Thanks for the heads up Greg. I was placing an order with Newark for electrolytics anyway, and they too carried the 8 position strip.
I must say, I am really impressed by the 33. I previously restored a 34 and think the 33 is superior- certainly the VFO is a lot more stable and tracks very well. Except for the stainless steel front panel and cabinet the rig is all aluminum and light weight. Excellent construction.
I am adding an X-Lock to make it even more usable on-air, but have had QSO's as is.
I had not previously seen the thin little PL-500 finals- very cute.
All in all, a nice little art deco rig and way ahead of its time.
The rig came to me as non working. After checking the P.S. voltages, I put the Spectrum Anbalyzer on and looked at the oscillators. No HF het signal. As all of the transistors are socketed I was able to check the HF osc device. It should have been a Ge PNP but some oaf had plugged in a Si NPN.
I put in an RF Ge PNP device and the rig came to life.
I'll have photos on my WEB site as soon as the X-lock is installed.
12 watts, and could handle a peak anode voltage of 7,000 Volts.
Western European black & white TVs.
Tesla coil builders use it, due availability and price.
German mfg. (Braun) used the PL500 tube for audio amplifiers.
I was surprised at how inexpensive the PL500's are today- around $7 each I believe.
Can't hurt to get a couple of spares. That 7KV is surpising.
Sometimes you come across the unexpected in unexpected places. I wasn't looking for it, but I saw what I believe was an eight position terminal strip at Home Depot in the electrical department one day a couple of months back. You may try there if you need one in a hurry.
Thanks all. I added several to my Newark order and they and the recap electrolytics arrived the next day.
While I await the X-Lock VFO stablizer, I continue to be amazed at this rig. I like it much more than the SBE 34.


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Aladdin Review, A Fine Exploitation of People's Nostalgia by Our New Gods Over at the House of Mouse
Date: May 27, 2019Author: Wes Maulsby 0 Comments
Aladdin Review
Our lords and masters over at Disney continue their quest towards complete financial domination with yet another retread- er, I mean, "reimagining," of a beloved animated classic. This time, they take their hands at Aladdin, 27 years after the animated film and third entry into the Disney Renaissance that began a few years prior with The Little Mermaid (which is still awaiting its live action do-over).
Disney has been going at these live action remakes for a few years now, but are really kicking things into high gear this year with three on the docket. Dumbo has already come and gone without anyone caring, and Aladdin has had a solid opening with The Lion King still to come in just a couple of months. This Aladdin is almost a complete copy of the animated original in terms of structure, key plot points, and, most importantly, songs. All of the fan favorites are here, only this time they are being performed by Will Smith instead of Robin Williams.
Oh yeah, we should probably talk about that. Robin Williams famously starred as the Genie nearly thirty years ago. It is only natural that there would be some trepidation with fans about anyone having to fill those magical shoes, and the uphill climb was turned into a free climbing trip up Everest when the first trailer dropped and launched enough memes to satisfy even the most miserly of sultans. Fast forward a few months, and it turns out that Will Smith's version of the Genie is actually one of the brightest spots of the film, and that Disney should have perhaps waited a little bit for the CG artists to work on the model so that it didn't look like a cheap Snapchat filter. Smith is very charismatic and smooth in the role, contrasting with Williams' manic portrayal.
The same can't be said for all of the cast members, unfortunately. The portrayals of the titular Aladdin and the nemesis Jafar leave a lot to be desired, as they lack a lot of charisma and can't command the screen the way the aforementioned Smith or Naomi Scott as Jasmine. Jafar in particular so often seems like just a guy, and his inability to be menacing means that virtually all of the conflict starts off flat footed. Combine this with the fact that the limp portrayal of Aladdin is sandwiched between either Genie or Jasmine in almost every scene, and you get a film in which half of the main cast fails to carry their own weight.
As for the rest of the film, if you like the animated Aladdin, then you are probably going to like this one. It is the same film with a new pair of shoes with only a few differences-which come with mixed results. While most of the songs are pretty much the exact same, there are new ones, one of which feels like it was ripped straight from Frozen, and which felt really out of place as a result. There are a couple of new characters which have disappointingly small roles. The first is a handmaid to Jasmine who ends up having a relationship with Genie despite the two getting very little screen time together in what feels like more of a contrivance than something genuine. There is also a sort of leader of the guard who has a key moment after doing little to nothing for the duration of the film. Giving either of the characters more to do would have made their additions more than some extra filler.
Other than some of the weaker leads, the only other major flaw is how rushed the ending feels. Once Jasmine finished her impression of Elsa, the film can't wait to start heading out the door, as the ending comes fast and without much impact. After spending the whole film fighting between being himself, or who he thinks he needs to be, Aladdin has his great change of heart and realization in about 20 seconds while walking home. From there it's just a hop skip and a jump back to the palace to take on Jafar and stop his nefarious deeds, such as placing Aladdin at the top of a mountain which must only be a few hundred meters away, as he returns quite quickly once Genie sends carpet to go get him. After that he breaks Jafar's magic stick before very easily outwitting him to seal the lukewarm tyrant into a lamp and tossed aside like some dirty socks. Then everyone's love stories work out, and the credits role. This film has a run time of just over two hours, so it was not exactly pressed for time which makes the rushed ending feel quite jarring, and spoils what is otherwise a fine commercial product.
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The Astounding Bipartisan Stimulus Stupidity
Remember that socialist "equity vs equality" video Kamala Harris tweeted out the night before Election Day?
There's a big difference between equality and equity. pic.twitter.com/n3XfQyjLNe
— Kamala Harris (@KamalaHarris) November 1, 2020
It was basically a long winded version of this cartoon that you've probably seen some variation of if you've ever taken a sociology class.
In the ongoing debate around stimulus checks, I find it painfully ironic that so many of the same people that hold the "equitable" worldview have completely abandoned it at one of the few times it actually makes sense and could be applied practically.
The stimulus checks should be going to the people that actually need them. The ones who lost jobs and still can't find work, or have had their hours or wages drastically reduced because of coronavirus. But we're talking about sending anywhere from $600 to $2000 to over a hundred million people just to say we did. And it's ridiculous.
I understand that earlier in the year, the government may have chosen this indiscriminate approach in the name of "progress not perfection" and to provide some kind of relief albeit flawed with some sense of urgency. But they set a horrible precedent, and now Americans across the country are waiting with baited breath for a second round of wasteful spending instead of asking the questions that matter, or demanding the leadership or discernment that will actually yield net positive results for the American people.
Before I'm dismissed as some kind of callous, cold-hearted capitalist that cares more about the economy than my fellow Americans, hear me out.
The first round of stimulus checks and direct deposits went to around 170 million people. Let's make the generous assumption that of that 170 million, half were actually in need because they were unemployed and couldn't find work or had drastically had their hours or wages reduced.
By now, I'm sure you've heard of the $900 billion package filled with slush funding for foreign countries and random pet projects for the United States government, and no matter which way you lean politically, you should be able to understand what's wrong with this.
Politicians get on Twitter and Instagram and pretend to actually give a shit. They pretend they're losing sleep at night over how to help American families, and like they're these heroic, altruistic underdogs fighting selflessly and valiantly for what's right. But that somehow became over 5,000 pages written and billions of taxpayer dollars spent on refugees and AIDS when millions of American citizens don't know how they'll feed their families through the summer.
Imagine if our leaders were even slightly competent, and all 900 billion in relief was going to the people that actually needed it. If we're going with the half of the 170 million that received the first round, that's 85 million people. They'd be receiving over $10,000 each. I don't know about you, but I would rather get nothing so the Americans that need it get more.
But instead, Congress is shooting checks at the American people like cheerleaders with t shirt cannons — but they're putting a band aid on a gunshot wound, and their short term solutions will have horrific long term consequences.
Remember that Episode of Always Sunny when a depression hits Philly and there are a bunch of poor people everywhere in mobile homes parked in front of Paddy's Pub? And Dennis and Mac try to make a Paddy's version of Dave and Buster's cards, giving away a bunch of free beer to get people to come drink at their bar and end up bankrupt? That's what the majority of the country is asking the United States government to do — and with the shoddiest logic I've ever seen.
"It's not the government's money — it's ours! We pay taxes!" Whether you paid $1000 in taxes or $10,000 you're getting the same amount. Stimulus checks aren't being distributed based on how much people have paid in taxes, so this argument holds no merit.
"We're all experiencing the pandemic — we all deserve some relief." This is like saying you deserve the same help as a family who had their entire home and all of their belongings destroyed by a hurricane when all you had to deal with was replacing your mailbox. Boo hoo, I can't travel or go to bars or concerts. I have a job and financial stability. People without that aren't experiencing the same pandemic as the rest of us, and the government should have as much energy as possible focused on THEM.
"They're called STIMULUS checks, it's supposed to STIMULATE the economy, and that's what we're going to do with our checks no matter how we spend it! It doesn't matter if we've been affected by the pandemic or not!" These newfound Latin scholars need to stop kidding themselves; the obvious objective of the stimulus was to help people who have found themselves in financial despair because of the pandemic. The people without jobs, or drastically reduced wages, are the reason the economy is in such poor shape right now, so the best way to sTiMuLaTe the economy is by concentrating relief on the people who actually need it. Your shopping spree isn't going to give someone their job back.
"So you have a problem with helping Americans, but have no problem throwing our money at foreign countries?" Nothing would make me happier than ending foreign aid. Ok, maybe the abolition of the IRS or a giant gold-plated medieval wall with a moat, trebuchets and alligators along the border. But few things would make me happier than ending foreign aid. But just because I'm furious with the government for how they waste it abroad doesn't mean I can't take issue with how they waste it domestically.
So many conservatives have disappointed me with their support of this irresponsible, haphazard approach. But so-called "progressives" have dumbfounded me. They've been wearing shirts and shouting chants and reposting infographics about equity for anywhere from months to years. An "equitable" approach to coronavirus relief — that prioritizes those most affected — is the only one that makes sense. But now "all checks matter" even though the obvious truth clearly doesn't any more.
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Hope Center Indy
Lasting hope: How a meeting 5 years ago led to a new mission and changed lives today
In 2016, a mutual friend introduced Margo Ward to Hubert Nolen, who was preparing to launch Hope Center Indy. It was a connection that ultimately would change an untold number of lives and lead to the creation of a new ministry.
"Everyone who walks into the Hope Center knows they have been called to make a difference," Ward said. "Every door seemed to open as we grew, and the daily miracle updates were contagious, seeing how lives were being changed -- from the residents, staff and volunteers, to every person who had a tour and saw the vision of Jesus in the midst of all the brokenness."
Ward, a native of South Africa with a master's degree in clinical psychology, now serves on the Hope Center's Board of Directors. In that leadership role, she has seen firsthand how the ministry helps women escape and recover from the commercial sex trade.
"The public needs to know that HCI changes lives – period," Ward said. "There is only one way to heal and that is in a long- term care program that shows unconditional love, teaches respect, selfcare, and understanding within the boundaries of Christ's love for us. HCI offers the program free to residents and is supported by donors and volunteers who genuinely care for the cause. Every resident who walks into the program is the most important gift we can receive, and the staff will move mountains to heal those broken lives and show them the love and hope they deserve."
In addition to her service with the Hope Center, Ward volunteers with the chaplaincy ministry at the Marion County Jail. The program provides inmates with worship services, Bibles and hygiene products. It was there that Ward began to witness the devastating consequences of the sex trade.
"The obvious signs of human trafficking broke my heart," she said. "I started workshops and talks at our church to raise awareness about trafficking. The public needs to know that the ones doing the harm to these ladies (by paying for sex) are all around us. They're our friends and neighbors. Awareness is the key."
It wasn't the first – or last – time that Ward saw a need and answered the call to address it.
"I saw an empty sewing room on the third floor of the Hope Center," she said. "The room had been very neglected before HCI moved into the building, and I realized it had to have a purpose if it was in that building. I got permission to start a sewing program -- knowing there was no money. I placed a request on Nextdoor to assist in getting the program up and running. Within two weeks, we had 30 sewing machines, a lot of fabric, and a sewing instructor who breathed life into what is now a thriving Sew Hopeful ministry. It is currently a part of the Art Therapy program at HCI and is very successful, and it did not cost us a penny to launch."
The work didn't stop there.
"My friend Kristi Mitchell asked if our ladies could sew a children's product that she was having manufactured in China," Ward said. "Kristi is a professor of Entrepreneurial Studies at Butler University's Lacy School of Business. She also asked if she could teach a group of ladies in the final phase of the HCI program, and it was a huge success. When residents leave the Hope Center, Grace House or any recovery home, including jail, prisons and homeless shelters, they go back to an environment that allowed their brokenness to thrive. We realized that there needs to be an employment and education portion for those who are ready to start a new chapter in their lives."
That realization gave rise to the Launch Hope Foundation, which Ward and Mitchell started in 2019. Launch Hope helps women (and now men) gain the skills and experience they need to start a career or to launch and grow their own businesses. One business that Launch Hope helped to plant, for example, is Kiki's Collections, which sells apparel for babies and pets.
Ward said her message for prospective donors and volunteers at the Hope Center is centered on sustained hope and healing.
"This is a mission that will change your perspective in so many ways," she said. "It is more than a recovery center for trafficking victims and addiction recovery. It is hope for all who serve, support and volunteer. The vision from the start was to heal all who have been affected by human trafficking. HCI's effect on the community is astounding. New businesses have grown from the need, community partners have been enriched, and the story of brokenness is now one of hope and healing. This is a contagious place of hope for all who become involved."
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Ozerov A.L. 2009. [Review of the family Pallopteridae (Diptera)of the fauna of Russia] // Russian Entomol. J. Vol.18. No.2: 129–146 [in Russian, with English summary].
KEY WORDS: Diptera, Pallopteridae, fauna, Russia.
Abstract. The family Pallopteridae is represented by 3 genera and 22 species in the fauna of Russia. Toxoneura paralia Ozerov, 1993 is a new junior synonym of the Toxoneura usta (Meigen, 1830); Temnosira reducta Merz et Sueyoshi, 2002 is a new junior synonym of the Toxoneura orientana (Kovalev, 1972). Key to genera and species of Russian Pallopteridae and data on distribution are given.


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Personality Cult Disorder and the Naming of Roads
By Atanu Dey on Saturday April 22, 2017 • ( 3 )
Getting around in most Indian cities is no cake walk given the awful traffic. What makes the experience worse is that quite frequently addresses are hard to locate. I was in Delhi recently and was trying to locate L-1/18 in Hauz Khas Enclave. It is never easy. I've been there about half a dozen times, and each time it involved a good deal of driving around because the numbering is random and unpredictable.
Why Indians have not figured out the simple street numbering system used in much of the world is a mystery to me. Another mystery is the naming of streets. Street names manifest what I call a "personality cult disorder" or PCD.
I observed that with very few exceptions, nearly all roads have stretches named after someone. Each short stretch of a road will have a different worthy named. Some intersections would have a bust or a statue of the person named, and it is invariably a politician.
Contrast this with, say, the roads in the US. They are occasionally named after some personalities (Lincoln Expressway, Martin Luther King Jr Way, etc) but mostly they are not people-centric. They will have their University Avenue, College Street, Telegraph Ave, 42nd Street, Avenue of the Americas, Vine Street, Cedar Lane, … and more recently Disc Drive, Sandisk Lane, Internet Alley, and so on. The important point is that they are not as hung up on politicians as Indians are.
You may ask, what is so terrible about the naming of roads after people. Nothing on the face of it, but it reveals a deeper dysfunction of the society. It indicates that Indians raise people on pedestals and value personalities and not institutions. In India, they neglect institutions and that is partly responsible for the decay of the society.
But institutions are more important than people. Institutions matter because they are rule based. They are not dependent on subjective arbitrariness — the whims and fancies — of personalities. Institutions persist and outlast individuals, and therefore have longer memories. They are also less likely to be hijacked by narrow personal interests and can pursue socially beneficial objectives.
When institutions are hijacked by personalities, they decay. The Indian National Congress was not an entirely worthless institution until the Nehru-Gandhi family made it into their personal fiefdom. The transformation was unfortunate and it will continue to be a dysfunctional political party as long as it persists in elevating personalities over the institutional character of the party.
One can conjecture that it is the legacy of the Indian feudal social system that is the cause of the dysfunctional emphasis on personalities rather than on institutions. After all, the raja ruled at his pleasure and did not bother with constitutions. The serfs understood that the law was basically whatever the raja said it was. Survival in that sort of a system depended on unquestioning loyalty to a person. It still does.
A modern highly complex economic system requires the rule of law, rather than the rule of men (or women). Arbitrary decisions based on personal prejudices cannot in general lead to socially beneficial outcomes. One can imagine enlightened benevolent dictators but they are rare, and rarer still is the possibility of a long succession of benevolent dictators. The odd raja may be good personally but his successors could as well turn out to be rapacious murderers.
Sadly, rajas continue to exist in India, though they are democratically elected. They go about in cars with led lights flashing. They consider themselves above the law. They hand out or withhold favors depending on whether they personally gain from the deal. The license-permit-quota-subsidy raj is the only institution that these rajas find worthwhile.
It is a curious fact that some of these neo-rajas live in places named after previous plunderers of the land — Aurangzeb Lane, Ghaziabad, Victoria this, or King George that.
It's high time that Indians did something to become a free people.
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The New Delhi Municipal Council recently passed a proposal to change the name of Dalhousie Road to Dara Shikoh Road, The latter is a brother of Aurangzeb. Enough said.
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Sunday April 23, 2017 • 1:27 am
atanu, another form of serfdom is callling one's boss as "SIR"
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But even our institutions are named after politicians especially from the Gandhi family!


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Ulysses Library opens Music on the Lawn
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Ole Bull State Park
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Greenville moving toward forming fire district
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Aug. 22--NEW ALBANY -- Georgetown, Lafayette and New Albany Township were once all protected by volunteer fire departments, but that is no longer the case. All three now have paid firefighters on staff and are part of fire protection districts.
Greenville hopes to soon follow suit.
Representatives from Greenville Township Volunteer Fire Department told the Floyd County Commissioners on Tuesday they are preparing to take the necessary steps to form a fire district. The move would raise property taxes but improve the ISO rating, on which homeowners' insurance rates are based, for Greenville residents.
Reuben Cummings, representing the fire department, said it's still too early to provide numbers on how much taxes would increase. There would be at least two public meetings on forming a fire district before the measure could move forward. Greenville Town Board and Greenville Township would both have to approve it and the Floyd County Commissioners would have the final vote.
The commissioners could adopt an ordinance to approve it with or without homeowners' signatures on a petition, Cummings said. However, commissioners John Schellenberger and Billy Stewart said allowing residents to sign a petition would be a good way of notifying them of the possible move to a fire district.
"I prefer signatures to make sure the public is behind it," Stewart said. "If they want their taxes raised for a better fire department I would vote for it. But the public has to want it."
Schellenberger said besides the notice that has to be published in the News and Tribune about upcoming public hearings, he would like to see it on the fire department headquarters marquee, while Stewart also suggested putting it out on social media.
"You can't skip any corners," Stewart said.
The move to paid firefighters would be phased in with a goal of having 12 full-time paid firefighters and around the clock coverage. However, phase one would include only a fire chief and four paid firefighters, along with volunteers.
The move to a fire district, which would establish its own tax levy, would also help with replacing old equipment. The Greenville tanker truck is 14 years old while the pumper truck is older than that, fire officials said.
Schellenberger emphasized when the dates for the public hearings are set, to make sure residents are informed about them.
"Let the people know ... tell your story," he said.
GREENVILLE RECEIVES 911 FUNDS
The commissioners approved a request, which can't surpass $60,000, by the Greenville Police Department for new radios and in-car computers. The commissioners control 911 funds in the county.
All three Greenville PD vehicles will receive the new equipment.
COUNTY BRIDGES
United Engineering recently completed inspections of all 89 bridges in Floyd County, and according to the report, all are in full compliance with state guidelines. Inspections are completed every two years on the bridges and in the past two years, nine bridges have been rehabbed or replaced.
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Why is Production the Source of Demand?
Who said Supply Creates its Own Demand?
What is Economics According to Jean Baptiste Say?
According to Say's Law, the level of production in the economy is always enough to meet the aggregate demand of the economy. This means that whatever be the supply in the market, it is always absorbed and in turn this quantity supplied is also the aggregate demand of the economy. Say's Law is also called the Law of Markets. According to the Law of markets, production is the source of demand. The graph of Say's Law obtained by assuming Say's Law of markets is one in which the aggregate supply is a vertical curve. It is the model of aggregate demand and aggregate supply as under the classical theory of economics.
Why is Production, the Source of Demand?
According to Say, when economic agents offer goods or services for sale, they intend to spend the income they earn from the sale. In other words, economic agents sell goods and services in the economy and earn an income in the form of prices received for the goods and services. They further spend this income on other goods and services of the economy. Thus, the quantity offered for sale or the level of production in the economy is equal to the quantity demanded in the economy.
Consider the following scenario, you have produced 2 loaves of bread which you take to the market to sell. You will earn $2 for each loaf of bread which implies that your income at the end of the transaction will be $4. You wish to buy a pair of shoes with this income. When you spend this amount for buying shoes, income for the shoe maker is generated. Whatever you had to produce or the shoe maker had to produce was eventually sold in turning generating income for you and the shoe maker respectively.
This would be possible only if you earn an income and further spend this income to create a source of income for the producer of the good you wish to purchase. This cycle ensures that whatever is supplied in the economy is always used up that is people demand this quantity level of various goods. Thus production is the source of demand.
Because production is the source of demand, there can be no "glut" in the economy. Whatever is produced will also be demanded. Jean Baptiste Say viewed money only as a temporary medium of exchange and has no value in itself. He used the term glut to express excess supply over demand.
According to Say, there would be no situation where there is excess supply of a good, at least in the long run, whatever people earn they use to purchase goods which in turn represents the aggregate demand. He argued that it would never be the case that money earn is left unspent. However, he says if there is temporary excess supply of good it is because the supply of some other good is not sufficient.
The statement "supply creates its own demand" is a conclusion usually drawn from Say's Law. However, it must be noted that Jean Baptiste Say never used this phrase in his works describing the Law of Markets. Though Jean Baptiste Say was not the first one to talk about this concept, the name Say's Law for Law of Markets has been used ever since John Maynard Keynes used it in his works.
Now that we have seen and understood the Law of Markets or Say's Law we look at the implications of this theory on the economy. Say's law was popular during the period of classical economics, therefore many implications of Say's Law of Markets and classical theory are very similar.
One of the most important implications of the Law of Markets is that there will be full employment in the economy and all the resources will be utilized efficiently. None of the resources are idle, all resources are put to their best use so that more income is generated which in turn increases production and so on.
Say's Law of markets is based on the assumption that there is perfect competition in the labor market as well as the product market. The market automatically adjusts whenever there is disequilibrium. In other words, when there is disequilibrium in one of the markets it is only temporary as the market forces work to restore balance (and thus equilibrium) in the economy.
This also means that the law of markets and classical theory in general were supporters of Laissez Faire. They believed that Say's Law in a closed economy follows Laissez Faire which worked to remove all temporary disequilibria.
Keynes refuted the notion that production creates its own demand. He did not believe that this would hold true for modern economies where the aggregate demand often rise less than the increase in production.
While Say's Law of Markets and the classical theorists believed that equilibrium was maintained by an automatic adjustment process and also remove unemployment (classical theory assumes that there is full employment in the economy), Keynes was of the opinion that the only way to reduce unemployment was to increase the rate of investment. According to Say's Law, it was sufficient for increase in production to generate economic growth but according to Keynes it was not enough.
Say assumed that money was only held as a temporary medium of exchange. But Keynes believed that money was held for various purposes other than medium of exchange and gave it due importance while Say and Classical theorists believed in the neutrality of money.
While Say's Law of Markets ruled out any possibility of a situation of over production in the economy, Keynes believed that over production in the economy was indeed possible. According to Keynes, workers saved a part of their wage income. While most of it was invested, some it was not. Thus, there was a mismatch in the savings and investments which led to over production in the economy.
While Say was a supporter of Laissez Faire or free reign in the economy, Keynes was a strong supporter of state intervention. According to J. B. Say, all mismatches in the economy could be removed by market forces and that Laissez Faire led to automatic adjustment so that the economy was always in equilibrium. Keynes on the other hand believed that it was Laissez Faire that led to Great Depression. He often emphasized the role of state intervention in the reduction of unemployment and controlling the level of production in the economy.


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