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"The term, "perfect," is not one to be given lightly, but The Ackley Lower Impression Technic, a dental study, earns such comment, because there is no other word that fits. Harry Coleman, the producer, here shows a complete mastery of the camera. The film, of greatest interest to dental technicians, carries brief, double exposed titles that make each progressive step thoroughly clear to those versed in the phraseology. The titles appear at the proper time, superimposed upon the scene but out of the field of action, thus serving as a visual commentary. To anybody who is interested in dental filming, this movie might well serve as a model of a technical film, for it features extreme closeups, work in areas of the mouth difficult to film and a lighting technique indicative of real study and much experience. The exposure, especially important in showing the slight variations of color in parts of the mouth, is unusually accurate. Rarely does one see so satisfying an accomplishment in films of this specialized type." Movie Makers, Dec. 1941, 564.
"The Workshop trains physically handicapped people over school age. Activities featured are the General Committee at work - ladies seated around a table; a medical inspection - boys are weighed and have their chests, throats and limbs examined; all stages of book - binding; dinner time in the kitchen and the canteen; recreation; table - tennis, cards, reading, sewing, bagatelle, etc; needlework and embroidery room - women sewing at a long table; more scenes in the bindery; men busy in a leather workshop; and finally (in colour) a display of finished goods, and groups of workers, outside in the yard." (NWFA Online Archive)
"Silent film set in a small African village. The King takes his young son, the Prince, on a journey to teach him lessons on how to be a great leader by showing appreciation and care for the people they rule. The King guides the Prince to help care for the ill suffering from leprosy, learn skills like farming the land, making clothing and building shelter, and enrolls him in school to get an education and learn religion. The film shows many skills and medical processes of African villagers in detail from start to finish." Chicago Film Archives
"When Ernest Kremer wanted to make a film which would include his family and, at the same time, be entertaining to outsiders, he devised An Anaesthetic Fantasy, an ingenious tale of the nightmare of a dental patient under laughing gas. The patient imagines that he returns home, and there things begin to happen that confound him and the audience, too. Clever trick work, dissolves and stop motion are used to create this section of the film. Mr. Kremer has proved that the 8mm. worker need not bow to his 16mm. brothers when it comes to producing cine illusions. The film was presented with a delightfully appropriate selection of musical records played on a dual turntable outfit." Movie Makers, Dec. 1940, 601-602.
"This proved to be an unusual serio-comedy, telling of a restless young husband and how he was cured. It was very well acted by Alfred Fontana as the husband, Margaret Ervin as the vamp, Anne Howe, and Beatrice Traendly as the wife. The directon of Russell T. Ervin Jr. was remarkably good, revealing an unusual facility for telling a story concisely and quickly. Then too, he understood how to cover any histrionic imperfections of his cast. 'And How!' is a suprisingly neat amateur film" Photoplay, June. 1928, 66
"A Hitchcock type film, the star's fear all being caused by an appointment with the dentist, but under the gas he dreams of meeting an attractive girl. But he wakes up just as it gets interesting." PSA Journal, Nov. 1956, 45.
"In As Ye Sow, Walter Bergmann has made a record of a Victory garden around the plot of the conscientious worker as contrasted to the indolent one. Mr. Shirker in his wishful thinking, through a dream sequence, takes the local prize for vegetables before the digging even begins. As the season progresses, Mr. Worker grows a fine garden, while his opponent achieves a harvest of weeds in spite of his bribes to helpers to produce his garden for him while he goes fishing. The players are well chosen and directed, and there is an amusing and well acted climax in which Mr. Shirker gets his inevitable just deserts." Movie Makers, Dec. 1944, 495.
"Excellent documentary of the care and treatment of (cerebral palsy) spastic children. The very thought of the subject may bring us sharply to the realization of our good fortune. The picture handles the subject with fine touches of human interest and may cause us to feel thankful that there are those who will devote their time and energies to this work. It must be tremendously rewarding to see the children learn to walk and do things under their own power and control. A truly enlightening picture" PSA Journal, Nov. 1959, 48.
"In order to acquaint medical students with actual mental types observed in basic years of study, Jon B. Goldsborough has made Clinical Types of Mental Deficiencies. The film is not planned as an exhaustive study of types, but rather as a way to direct attention to symptoms and expressions in mental cases by showing specific examples of the diseases studied. The picture proceeds in an intelligent, orderly fashion, by bringing each definite type to the screen preceded by a simplified case history and the name of the specific disease. The film is marked by precision, clarity and intelligent planning and editing. Mr. Goldsborough has accomplished admirably his purpose of making a direct teaching aid, to be used in conjunction with extended commentary and lecture in the field of psychology and psychiatry." Movie Makers, Dec. 1944, 495.
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text: Rolling Stone columnist Rob Sheffield’s book “On Bowie” is an ode to rock legend, David Bowie, who died in January of this year. Sheffield, a Bowie fanatic, was approached immediately following the news of Bowie’s death and asked to write a book with a very short turnaround. “On Bowie” reads quickly, there are concise chapters that could easily be individual columns for his magazine, covering impressions of a specific time period or album. His writing is confident and somewhat off-the-cuff, it conveys that he’s someone who has thought deeply about Bowie’s music and life and has read widely on the subject. It’s easy to skip around to read his thoughts about your favorite Bowie period or uncover juicy anecdotes culled from larger works on the artist. Despite his obvious adulation, Sheffield isn’t afraid to critique Bowie’s personal decisions or output (even the biggest Bowie fan can’t justify the two albums following “Let’s Dance”). I wasn’t as interested in the author’s lyric dissection or penchant for shoehorning lyrics into the bigger picture writing. There is obvious passion and respect in this short overview, I found it to be a terrific gateway for some larger works (ex. “Moonage daydream: the life and times of Ziggy Stardust”) as well as an inspiration to check out some of the eighteen different albums carried here at ICPL.

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we left Pisa at 1545 headed towards Frejus. Mid evening we came off the Autostrada and headed for San Remo for supper. It looked great in the dusk but did not present a parking space so we headed on towards the border on the coast road and stopped in Ventimiglia for a late supper.
After supper we continued with the kids dozing and Crossed the border in a tunnel before joining the Autoroute which immediately presented amazing views of Mention followed by Monte Carlo and Nice. We stopped around 1am at an Aire on the Autoroute just outside Frejus ready for the much anticipated visit to Aqualand, where we spent a hot and fun day today. We drove along the Frejus Corniche (had to edit that - my phone kept correcting spelling to Cornish!!!) hoping to find a parking spot by the beach to cook supper, but eventually came back to the same spot as it is free and surprisingly pleasant.
I am the last one awake so will sign off now. Cheers, Chris

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(The Verge) GoPro became a public company this morning, trading on the NASDAQ exchange under the ticker GPRO. The stock was priced near the top of its range at $24 a share and quickly rose to $30 in early trading, meaning the company is worth a little more than $3 billion.
Investors were rattled earlier by financials from GoPro, which showed that the company's first quarter revenue was down roughly 8 percent from what it took in during the same period of 2013. The company had previously shared some encouraging stats, reporting that it earned $60.6 million in profit off revenues close to $1 billion last year. But continued growth will be critical to building momentum behind the young stock.

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Sep 4, 2012 1:00pm PDT
-election, with their convention set to be gaveled to order in just one hour. first lady michele obama caps the opening night with a speech that will talk about the president's connection with and support for the middle class. a theme that the president himself anticipated earlier today at a rally in norfolk, virginia, where he drew a sharp contrast with his republican rival, mitt romney. >> i mean, think about it. a plan that says we're going to make middle-class families pay for another budget-busting, $250,000 tax cut, for people making $3 million a year or more, that's not really persuasive to most people. >> while the president was delivering that line, mitt romney's been up in vermont this afternoon, working on his powers of persuasion, fine tuning his debate preparations and leaving hatchet man paul ryan to do the dirty work on the campaign trail as today in battleground ohio. >> the biggest threat to medicare is obama care and one of the biggest threats to job creation is obama care. so for the sake of medicare, and for the sake of jobs, we are going to repeal and replace obama care. >> what a line.
Sep 21, 2012 1:00pm PDT
will be on "the view" with michelle obama we understand. >> very frightening broadcast that mitt romney is too terrified to appear on, yes. i know the show. >> yes. i'll pass that along. and tuesday is the big speech before the united nations general assembly where foreign policy obviously is going to be front and center. there's also an appearance at the clinton global initiative while he's in new york on tuesday. and then wednesday the campaign just announced a trip to another swing state of ohio where the president has been, martin, our producer at the white house informs me just moments ago that this will be his 13th trip, his 28th to ohio, the swing state, since becoming president. obviously a big focus there. he's opened up, according to our most recent poll, a 50% to 43% advantage, and what really has to be considered a must-win state for mitt romney. >> indeed. finally, mike, i wanted to mention mitt romney has not just released his tax returns, he's released his physical, and he's also chucked out a white paper on housing. so this is incredible. anything to divert attention from the 4


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Cornwall Ontario – With the province rationing health care times a big question that’s starting to loom is whether this City is paying a price for electing Conservative Jim McDonell not once, but twice during this near 15 year run of Liberal governments in the province.
Not only that, but the last McGuinty election win was a minority because they missed by one seat. That seat was SD&G which was lost after former Liberal MPP Jim Brownell bailed on his team allowing a weak offering against a strong Blue machine led by Eric Duncan.
Brownell had been able to leverage a bit of extra love for the riding, but since that it seems that things have been very miserly.
The community built and renovated new health facilities at CCH, but forgot to find a solution to the amount of hours and services available to those that pay the way.
You can’t blame our Chief of Staff who can only work with what he has to work with. As it is, CCH cheaps out by only having a part time COS. Meanwhile administrators like Jeanette Despatie, and some of her team are raping the public purse. Does it make sense for EOHU poobah Dr. Paul to pull in over $300K to do bad radio ads on Corus radio and hire Quebers at the EOHU?
Some of those admin dollars could surely be used to up the amount of Doctor hours that CCH has available, especially during flu season.
Yes, the hospital could do a HUGELY better job educating the public. Why it boycotts the largest newspaper in this city makes no sense as we have the largest audience and don’t charge as much as our competition.
But that aside people are going to the emerg because the province simply isn’t funding enough GP’s and specialists in the area. An ounce of cure is worth thousands if not millions in tax monies.
And of course most people never really care until they’ve spent over eight hours in the emerg waiting for treatment while wondering if they’ll catch C Diff in the process?
I was there because I could not swallow and I starting coughing up blood while I was in the waiting room. I thought I had strep throat but when I missed work the next day because I had to go to the clinic I found out I had a severe lung infection that had to be treated as soon as possible. Something needs to change because someone is going to die in the waiting room one of these days and then what.
I was there on Tuesday May 23rd. I showed up at 5:02 pm and left at 12:30 am without seeing anyone. One doctor for the whole hospital is absolutely unacceptable. One mother brought her son who was hacking and coughing to CHEO at 11:45 because they couldn`t take it anymore. The city needs to do something about this.
I`ll tell you what makes things worse, a severely injured young girl who`s ankle / leg was completely shattered and everyone could see it. 1.5 hours after they had arrived
a man in his early to mid 20`s comes in with a swollen ankle. He got in to see a doctor pretty much right away. Why…. His girlfriend is a nurse at the hospital
2 minutes prior to that a little boy was vomiting everywhere. It only took the janitorial staff about an 1.5 hours to come and properly clean it. People were losing their minds seeing this stuff happen.
People were leaving and driving to Alexandria to go to the hospital. Some left and went to Hawkesbury and some even drove all the way to CHEO
These of course are anecdotal comments and don’t represent every person’s experience. Go on social media and facebook is filled with horrendous stories of woe at CCH. Clearly management is failing the staff and patients which of course also puts the staff under that much more pressure which can lead to errors.
What can the average person do? Not much. You can write the minister of health. Our MPP is all but useless.
OR people can pull together. We’re going to add a petition below. If 1,000 people signed it I can assure you it’d be read in Queen’s Park. If 1,000 people sign it I bet we can get 250 to rally in front of CCH asking for more health hours for doctors.
If 1,000 people sign it I bet we can rent a bus or two and send 100 to Queen’s Park and demand more hours of doctor service for CCH.
The government only responds when enough people demand something.
It’s up to you. We’re a community newspaper and lord knows I’ve had a few visits to the hospital myself. I’ve been pretty lucky, but I know some people who haven’t including one woman that just lost her Mom to C Diff on MOTHER’S DAY!
What do you think dear CFN viewers? Are you willing to take action to help make some change? Please sign the petition and you can post your comments below.
Please note that signatures don’t show up right away.


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Mohamed El-Erian is sure that a “moment of truth“ will come for bitcoin shortly. He is a chief economist of the most significant European asset management company Allianz.
The financier associates this with the correction that the first cryptocurrency tested recently after the launch of BTC futures.
According to El-Erian, now the crypto-currency market is at the “historical crossroads.” 2017 was a breakthrough for the industry, and the price of bitcoin increased from $ 1,000 to almost $ 20,000. After this event, a noticeable correction began. This situation is familiar for bitcoin (the average coin drops by 30% every two months). El-Erian noted that this was the most significant correction after the launch of BTC futures on US stock exchanges CBOE and CME Group.
What to Expect in The Future?
He said that this sharp correction can become a catalyst and will further stimulate the interest of institutional traders in the new market. At the same time, it can also become a stepping stone to blowing this historic and outstanding bubble.
In September, the former executive director of PIMCO called a “reasonable” price of $1,300-2,000 per one bitcoin (about a third of the real market at that time). He argues that the cryptocurrency hinges on a dedicated but limited investor base. The financier also noted that bitcoin attracted far less government attention and intervention than expected.
Financial analysts also said that the regulatory steps of the Chinese government would be a “fatal blow” for bitcoin. As practice showed, cryptocurrencies continued to grow in price and after all prohibitions in the Middle Kingdom.
El-Erian believes that a “healthy” correction will eliminate “irrational exuberance.” It will also provide institutional investors with an attractive “entry point” to the crypto-currency market.

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Funds & Fund Managers
Newton boosts real return team with BlackRock hire
Andy Warwick joins after a 13-year spell with BlackRock.
Charles Stanley drops Woodford from fund tip list
Charles Stanley has removed the LF Woodford Equity Income fund from its consumer investor buy-list.
Jupiter to launch UK-based abs return fund for Chatfeild-Roberts
Jupiter Asset Management is gearing up to launch a UK version of its absolute return fund of funds.
Chatfeild-Roberts: it's downhill from here for markets
Jupiter Merlin multi-asset head John Chatfeild-Roberts explains why challenging market conditions are likely to lie ahead.
'You know nothing': eight Game of Thrones fund lessons
With Game of Thrones set to return to screens next week, eight Liontrust’s fund managers shared investment lessons illustrated by the harsh world of Westeros
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Hunting Weapons For the Hunting Season
Winchester has been providing quality weapon services and products because 1866. It absolutely was in 2010 once they introduced the Product 1866 weapon that helped “win the West” ;.Since then, they haven’t missing much momentum. For days gone by 150 years, they’ve been a massive dealer of guns, ammunition, pistol components, and what I’ll be discussing today, rifle safes.
Over all, I discover Winchester weapon safes to supply some of the best value on the market. While they aren’t inexpensive, they’re absolutely an example of getting name brand quality for a budget company price. And when you component in their large solution range, there’s a secure accessible to suit the needs of almost any firearms owner.
Winchester manufactures a line of personal pistol safes called the eVault line, which are really popular. I’ve one sitting by the bed within my guest room, and it’s quite simple to use. The four keys on the top allow easy no-look access, and the mix may be set randomly enough to prevent anyone from guessing it. You will find three versions accessible, the largest that, the ev1200, boasts two shelves for multiple guns, even while little enough to match underneath your nightstand. For about $60, you can’t beat it an eVault.
Of course, they also make an unbelievable type of full broken extended weapon safes. They are material containers, designed for supreme safety – perhaps not some page steel, break-in inclined gun cabinet. They come for sale in the Tradition, Tale, and Legacy line, each boasting a high level of fire safety, as well as protection against burglary. Their most high-priced and feature-loaded product, the Heritage is scored to resist a 1200 level fire for an hour. Additionally, it weighs 1000 pounds, can hold 51 weapons, and is made in by an ultra protected 18 1 1/2″ steel bolts across the border of the entranceway – all for the average cost of $1500.
Needless to say, the Legacy is the Winchester gun secure flagship, but another designs simply offer an equivalent amount of value, depending in your requirements. If you’re just buying substantial tank of a secure for a comparatively low priced price, you should look at the Tradition series. Though it doesn’t present really the bolt count or degree of fire protection, the safety is still first-rate, and you holds over 50 firearms and shotguns in the most effective model.
All Winchester weapon safes are made with a lovely American attraction, so they aren’t a watch tender in the house. If you’re seriously interested in defending your gun secure and your different valuables, and you don’t want to move broke carrying it out, you must firmly consider a Winchester rifle safe.Visit this page to look at more details on Winchester gun safes. It’s a great resource, whether you’re trying to find info on a Winchester gun secure, or some other means to fix firearms storage.
Many of today’s most time-honored meat-getters in Mississippi are military surplus rifles. There has been hills of shelves taken by Magnolia state marksman with previous English Enfields, German Mausers and Russian Mosins to call a few. Nevertheless, with one of these old warriors, proper ammunition choice is essential to harvesting a white butt successfully.
Surplus Ammunition for Surplus Rifles
Therefore you’ve a beloved old military rifle-great! It was designed to consume complete steel jacketed, corrosively primed ammunition and burb out warm lead in a hostile battlefield environment. These models, created and stockpiled for another Great Conflict, are available for the cheap as military surplus. All one has to accomplish is get a Shotgun Information or J&G listing and you’ll find cases (not boxes) of Comm-bloc 7.62x54R for $80 however in the spam may along with any popular former military ammo you are able to think of. It’s cheap, it is numerous, and if you are wanting zombie hordes or need a 9-pound plinker weapon then get after that it take it. Stockpile it such as the master of a third world place waiting for a revolution.
But don’t bring it in the woods!
That stuff will around enter if you hit hard bone. It was made traveling out to a kilometer semi-accurately, and have the ability to offer oblique suppressive fireplace twice as far. It absolutely was intended for shooting in to sandbags and timbers applied facing 1000 rounds 556 positions and still have sufficient power to keep a steel-helmeted foot solider pinned down. These units are hard and may zip proper by way of a soft-bodied animal such as a white-tailed deer. Sure, it can create a injure hole and more than likely get the animal down, but just following they have run a fraction distance out and concealed in the brush.
In addition, old military ammunition, especially from third world nations, is notoriously funny about creating ragged groups. As time passes these models will begin to decline, primers and propellant may era, and rot, creating one couple of rounds fireplace in this manner, the following handful to fireplace like that and so forth. Use of these previous ammos can also develop large levels of pitting and decay in your weapon if not washed right after shooting as a result of harsh military primers and powders they’re made with.
Important thing: military surplus ammo is good for zombies and report, bad for deer
New professional loads
Browsing their sites, Remington, Hornady, Federal, and Winchester all produce new soft directed ammunition for classic surplus rifles. They nearly all have their own offerings for 30-caliber carbine, .303 British, .30-40 Krag, 6.5x55mm Swedish, 7.62x39mm, 7.62x54R, 8mm German Mauser and of course the all-time favorites 30.06 and 7.62 NATO.
Not merely are these offered in plain soft factors, however the produces are also applying completely contemporary bullets such as Key Lokt, InterLock, Very Surprise Expected, and Power Position kinds of loads. It’s soothing that US-based organizations are finally getting these models significantly and making them available to the a large number of sportsmen who use surplus rifles.
For anyone oddball Western calibers like 8×57 Austrian and others, Czech manufacturer Sellier and Bellot offers several hunting loads for these rounds too. As an example they offer a minimum of three different loadings for the 8x57JS including a 220-grain Sierra Sport King Spitzer Boat Tail.
All and never having to worry about the wartime quality control dilemmas, substantial around transmission, and corrosiveness of surplus ammo. Obviously, some of those times may cost upwards of $50 per box of 20, but it’s maybe not as you will stockpile five cases of these to reverse an invasion.
Your hard-hitting bruiser of a military surplus weapon was made to reach out across no-man’s land and zap a barbaric aggressor at stages around and exceeding a thousand meters. If you hold it 1939-vintage and utilize the as issued iron views, make sure to check their accuracy every 100 meters out to 500 to be sure you may strike everything you are trying at.
Remember that the sights on most American guns are finished in yards and each meter equals approximately 3.281-feet. Keep that small number in mind when creating a ballistics information for your loads. Older weapons may be also funkier. There’s some oddball Russian Mosin firearms on the market which have their back views put up for arshins. An arshin was an interesting small device of evaluate found in Russia underneath the Tsars that was ended in 1924. Only in the event you have an old one (look for the Tsarist crowned dual went eagle on the receiver), an arhsin is all about 28-inches.


Thursday, February 28, 2008
The Late Nurin Jazlin.
It's hard to believe that 190 days has passed since the death of Nurin Jazlin Jazimin. The story that shook the nation, Nurin was abducted from a night market near her home and was found stuffed in a duffel bag by the stairs in a Petaling Jaya shoplot. Nurin's murder was the cruelest activity of the highest order and still sends shivers down the spine of Malaysians.
What if Nurin was your younger sister? What if she was the little girl next door?
A:S.A.P 4 Children aims to educate young children on safety issues to avoid abduction through an interactive and educational way. Our book "Stranger Danger" will be distributed to kindergarteners aged 4 and above to raise awareness on the issue and therefore decrease the number of abduction cases.
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Capitalism has been around since the industrial revolution in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. During this period, workers were forced to sell their labor power in order to survive while owners of factories and businesses reaped profits from the labor of others.
Capitalism is characterized by a hierarchical social structure where people are divided according to their class, race, and gender; exploitation of workers; and diminishing economic advantages for some members of society.
This system has become heavily criticized for its inequalities and lack of opportunities for those on the bottom rungs of the ladder. As a result, many other systems have been proposed as replacements or alternatives to capitalism.
History of Capitalism and Various Alternatives
One alternative is democratic socialism which puts power in the hands of employees instead of owners. This system allows employees to democratically control the workplace and redistribute profits equitably rather than giving them all to one owner or boardroom. It also strives for greater solidarity among working people by creating strong networks between different industries and promoting work that benefits everyone rather than exploiting people at the bottom.
Another alternative is participatory economics (parecon). This economic model emphasizes self-management and decentralization with decision-making based on consensus in small groups instead of top-down hierarchies. Furthermore, it aims to distribute income fairly by rewarding effort rather than privilege or skill level and provides benefits based on need not position within society.
Finally, there is mutualism which places great emphasis on voluntary cooperation both economically and socially. In terms of production, it focuses on making sure that both sides gain something beneficial out of an exchange so profit isn’t just concentrated into one party’s hands but spread out widely amongst numerous individuals or even entire communities if possible.
Mutuality in terms of social relations emphasises equitable constructions such as communal living arrangements where everyone shares responsibility for running household tasks as well as forming larger associations like unions or guilds that can better stand up for people’s rights against oppressive forces like corporations or governments.
Examining Different Types of Economic Systems
Apart from capitalism, the primary alternatives are socialism and communism. Socialism is a system based on the collective ownership of resources and on the organization of labor for the common good. Resources are distributed based on need rather than market forces, so that everyone’s needs are met regardless of their abilities to pay. Generally, equality among citizens is emphasized in this economic system, with power residing in the hands of democratically elected government representatives.
Communism operates as an extreme form of socialism, abolishing private property altogether and placing all resources into a public pool under the control of a centralized state. Rather than distribution being tied to need or ability, it is based on work each person contributes to society as a whole. In theory, people have equal access to all resources they need to live secure lives which are not limited by economic status or income disparities.
In addition to these two systems, many other economic models can be explored such as distributism (producing goods locally for local use), mutualism (co-operative enterprise aimed at supporting individuals within a community), anarchist economics (economic views shared by anarchists advocating self-destructive means outside market relations) and natural-resource based economics (a system guided by environmental concerns such as global warming, using renewable saving efforts).
Each of these models provide distinct advantages and potential drawbacks depending on how they interact with differences between societies and cultures around the world.
Pros and Cons of Capitalism
Pros of Capitalism
1. Provides individuals with economic freedom: Capitalism enables individuals to pursue their own economic goals through private enterprise and voluntary exchange. It gives them the power to decide what products or services they want to buy, sell, or produce—giving them more control over their economic destiny.
2. Fuel for Innovation: Capitalist economies stimulate innovation by offering incentives for successful new ideas. This motivates people to come up with new solutions, products, and processes that could potentially benefit society as a whole.
3. Increased Accessibility: Since capitalist economies are consumer-driven, goods are manufactured in response to consumer demand, leading to increased accessibility for everyone wanting access to the good in question. This increased consumer access is beneficial because it gives the people an ability to influence how resources are allocated and distributed throughout economy.
Cons of Capitalism
1. Widens inequality gap: Despite its benefits of providing economic freedom, capitalism has been accused of widening inequality gaps between socioeconomic classes regarding wealth and income distribution. Those who have goods and resources often times use these advantages to acquire even more advantages—leaving those without in a state of disadvantage.
2. Lacks regulation: There is little governmental interference allowing investors and companies near unlimited power within the market—causing potential misuse of funds or manipulation if unchecked by government regulation.
3 . Creates monopolies: Without consistent regulation from government bodies large corporations can dominate their competitors in the marketplace creating monopolies which affects both consumers directly (by limiting choices) and competition (reducing market supplies).
Alternatives To Capitalism
1 Social Democracy – In social democracies taxes on the wealthy are higher than usual which allows governments to invest in infrastructure, education and health care for citizens as well as providing welfare if needed . Equality is one of the key components as all citizens regardless of socio-economic background should have equal opportunities when it comes to healthcare , education etc . Public ownership or at least controlling stake of certain industries there prevents exploitation due to privatization .
Pros of social democracy include forming strong communities, reducing poverty by integrating financial support , moving away from a capitalist system creates space open up possibilities that were previously locked behind financial barriers such as access tools a ramp level playgrounds etc . Cons include slower economic development due heavy taxing/regulation on businesses , lack of incentive as money earned known as “rent” will be taxed heavily leading some cause scramble leaving country where these rules aren ‘ t present .
2 Socialism – Form economical organization which focuses on collective ownership instead private individualistic venture seen under capitalism It means that profits made by business flow back into collective accounts instead indivduals
Where ever possible softwares technology & production equipments owned Workers rewarded needs rather than profit on works produced This form system meant eliminate glarringly unfair producer/consumer division exists capitalism build strong communities by reducing poverty & increasing diversity Pro vastly narrowing gap between rich & poor con possibility less innovation / push from talented entrepreneurs fear restructuring process not being well enough planned/executed
Investigate Worker Cooperatives
A worker cooperative is a type of business that operates differently from traditional capitalist business models. Instead of having owners on one side, and workers on the other, workers become the owners, democratically deciding how to manage the company through collective decision-making. In a worker cooperative, each coop member typically has an equal share and each member has an equal say in making decisions regardless of the size of their share. As such, decisions may be based on values such as democracy and fairness rather than simply maximizing profits.
This means that the democratic model offers all members an equal place at the bargaining table so they can join together to negotiate wages and benefits, instead of leaving these decisions up to collective bosses or shareholders.
In addition to the emphasis placed on democracy within the workplace, cooperatives often emphasize environmental sustainability, social responsibility and commitments to ethical practices since this is decided by a group of people with a shared set of values.
For example, some cooperatives may prioritize paying livable wages or providing healthy work environments in addition to reallocating profits among its members as dividends as opposed to keeping them all within the hands of shareholders or investors.
Exploring Socialism, Social Capitalism, Mutualism and Distributism
Socialism is one of the most widely discussed alternatives to capitalism. This economic system emphasizes social ownership of capital, the production and distribution of goods and services by workers, and democratic decision-making processes in matters of economic policy.
Socialism aims to eliminate class divisions, promote shared prosperity among all citizens, reduce inequalities between genders and races, and redistribute resources as necessary to guarantee access to basic public services like health care, education, clean water, nutrition and housing. Furthermore, it is generally associated with support for workers’ rights such as collective bargaining power and safety regulations in place to protect human life in the workplace.
Social capitalism combines the elements of conventional capitalism with the concept of equity or social justice. It seeks to reduce poverty and inequality by creating a more equitable distribution of resources within a capitalist economy. For example, governments might pursue progressive taxation policies that would help spread the wealth from high-income earners to those who have less access to financial resources—
all while allowing individuals an opportunity to make profits through their businesses efforts subject to certain restrictions designed reduce domination and exploitation by corporations.
Mutualism is an economic system based on direct exchange without a medium of exchange (like money) or government regulation. Instead of relying on state redistribution or taxation systems as part of its income-redistribution process, mutualism encourages self-sufficiency among individuals who are linked together by a cooperative culture—in which goods are exchanged according to value rather than profit considerations or need. Furthermore, mutualists often defend worker cooperatives or communes as viable models for production amongst small producers where pooled capital can facilitate productive growth outside traditional managerial hierarchies or corporate takeovers.
Finally, distributism is an economic theory which proposes that ownership should be dispersed rather concentrated into either few hands (capitalism) or many hands (socialism). This works according to some notion that wider possession will create more equal access amongst society as everyone has a right not just material needs met but spiritual needs as well.
Distributists favor de-centralized local economies where families self-controls most means productivity through ownership—while this may lead less formal labor markets can be established fill gaps due lack marketable skills need jobs
Analyzing Resource Allocation in the Sharing Economy
Alternatives to capitalism such as the sharing economy place an emphasis on resource pooling, cooperation, and mutual aid instead of individualistic, competitive markets. These have become increasingly popular in recent years as a means of addressing the shortcomings of disruptive markets and providing an equitable distribution of resources more efficiently.
Resource allocation in the sharing economy is based on social norms rather than capital exchanges, with people relying on one another to access goods, services, and skills available from their peers. For example, platforms like Airbnb provide a venue for people to advertise their homes and vacation lodgings to rent out to travelers or others in need of a place to stay in their local community.
Similarly, transportation services such as ride-sharing apps match drivers with passengers for cost-effective commutes that benefit both parties. Removing barriers and costs associated with traditional exchanges provide wider access to resources while directly connecting producers and consumers. Ultimately, this system removes profit mongers from the exchange while helping spread economic wealth among the population via direct earning opportunities without the intermediation of centralized systems or entities profiting off exchange rates.
Individualistic Economic System Considerations
One of the most popular alternatives to capitalism is an Individualistic Economic System. In this system, individuals control their own economic enterprise and production methods with limited governmental or corporate interference. Instead of external ownership of productive assets, individuals have full autonomy over their assets and labor, including wages and working conditions.
This approach encourages entrepreneurship in which innovators take risks to develop new products and services. A core concern for those exploring individualistic economic systems is how to fairly distribute resources among the involved parties.
To achieve an equitable outcome, government may establish certain regulations, safeguards, and minimum standards for shared public goods such as health care, education, housing, communication infrastructure, legal system and consumer protection. Additionally, some communities have experimented with voluntary taxes or other similar forms of participatory decision-making between citizens to ensure everyone has basic necessities met without a large administrative apparatus involved. Ultimately the goal is that each individual can pursue their own interests on a livable income while producing products or services that benefit others in the community
Real-World Examples of Alternatives to Capitalism
1. Socialist Economic Systems: Socialist economic systems are a type of alternative to capitalism where resources and means of production (such as factories or businesses) are owned collectively by society or the government, representing public ownership instead of private ownership. Examples of socialist economic systems include the Cuban Revolution and China’s version of socialism.
2. Mutualism: Mutualism is an economic system described by French philosopher Pierre-Joseph Proudhon in which individual workers, who own the tools and capital used in their work, will trade their goods and services with each other directly through voluntary and mutually beneficial contracts.
3. Participatory Economics: Participatory economics (also known as “Parecon”), is a non-hierarchical form of economics based on consensus decision-making created by activist Michael Albert and financial analyst and economist Robin Hahnel. This alternative proposes self-management—which includes methods such as remuneration for effort, resource usage monitoring to help people make decisions about what should be produced, balancing jobs according to desirability rather than wages, and participatory planning that seeks to fairly represent the interests of all citizens while promoting economic justice over economic inequity.
4. Local Exchange Trading System (LETS): A local exchange trading system (LETS) is an example of an alternative to capitalism that works within an existing currency economy but gives its users greater control over their finances by allowing them to offer goods, services, or labor in exchange for goods, services or currencies issued by the community itself instead of relying on national currencies. Participants keep track of what accounts are owed to one another using credits and debits recorded in a ledger maintained by the LETS system administrator.
5. Anarchist Economics: Anarchist economics is based on decentralized collectivism, where local workers’ cooperatives produce goods for communal consumption instead of capitalist exchange relations between separate employers and employees working for separate companies under hierarchical management structures
Potential Challenges with Implementing Alternatives to Capitalism
1. Difficulty in motivating economic actors: When a capitalist system is replaced with an alternative economic structure, there will likely be difficulty in motivating economic actors to contribute and benefit from the new structure. Actors may not be motivated to perform activities that generate a sufficient amount of income to sustain their lifestyles, potentially leading to a contraction in overall economic output.
2. Gaining public acceptance: It can be difficult for any proposed alternative system to gain public acceptance in its early stages or without any tangible benefits being available due to the entrenched nature of capitalism itself. Without assurances that the change will bring improvement or enough visibility into the criteria used by proponents of alternative systems, there can be significant resistance among stakeholders.
3. Managing central planning problems: Any system that relies heavily on central planners has inherent risks associated with it due to potential issues with decision-making and execution when it comes to large-scale reforms. Central planers have limited information and often fail to recognize the unintended consequences of their decisions or the hidden effects of minor changes they make at higher levels of decision-making structure. This can cause serious consequences for economic stability and growth if not managed properly by experienced economists.
4. Financing problems: Alternative systems usually come with costs associated with implementation, such as research and development of new technologies or infrastructure necessary for success during transitionary periods from capitalism to an alternative system like socialism or cooperative economics models. Sources of finance must therefore be identified in order for these potential alternatives to take off and become viable long term solutions over capitalist systems.
Capitalism is a system based around the idea of private ownership, capital goods, and the exchange of goods and services in a market-based economy. Capitalism has been around for centuries, yet it’s not without its critics. While the debate continues over whether capitalism should be abandoned or reformed, others have put forth various alternatives to capitalism.
Socialism is one such alternative to capitalism, although there is still considerable disagreement over what socialism really means. In its purest form, socialism does away with private ownership of capital goods and seeks to replace this with social ownership. It also emphasizes equality in wages within an organization as well as greater access to certain public services like healthcare or education.
Additionally, socialist governments may institute price controls on key industries while simultaneously committing to maintaining a public welfare system that makes key resources available to everyone regardless of their financial situation. Marxism is another type of socialism that insanctifies class struggle while seeking the end of private property; it has had a long-lasting influence due to advocating communal control over production and natural resources rather than their private seizure by wealthy interests.
Communitarianism is another possible alternative centered around community values and ideals – as opposed to private ones – which could drastically alter modern economic strategies if adopted today. This would see temporary or permanent economic growth being replaced by sustainability targets in order to ensure finite natural resources are maintained for generations yet unborn; decentralized decision making systems at various geographical levels with different governing bodies would be implemented instead of large central authorities having disproportionate power over production decisions; finally manufacturing responsibility between worker and organization would increase significantly too so labor decisions are no longer exclusively left up to higher management echelons from outside the workforce itself.
Similarly Anarchists strive for direct action without formal hierarchy – creating small scale cooperative communities focused on mutual aid rather than self-interest, while being largely organized through grass-roots social movements like Occupy Wall Street or Extinction Rebellion instead of traditional political channels like governments or corporations.
Green economics also attempts to challenge traditional notions of capitalism through looking at frameworks that have nature at their core; this includes putting resource conservation and sustainable practices at their core by focusing on natural ecosystems rather than bottom line driven profits made through maximum exploitation of exploitable materials (like land).
For example it advocates renewable energy sources like wind and solar, attempts reformulate production output towards more local economies via decreasing transportation costs associated with globalized markets, while finding smart ways reduce waste and pollution from industrial processes all lumped together in order help protect environment against imminent dangers posed by human activity – such climate change related catastrophes . Ultimately all these varied approaches focus on establishing new economic models correlated with healthy planet promising dignified life for all inhabitants across world today or tomorrow!

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Russell Okung and Breno Giacomini, the Seahawks’ starting tackles, won’t play Sunday against the Falcons. But they participated in Wednesday’s practice, the next step toward their eventual return to the lineup.
A recap of the activities at Virginia Mason Athletic Center for Nov. 6, when the Seahawks began practicing for Sunday’s game against the Falcons in Atlanta:
WORD OF THE DAY: PRACTICE
Yes, we’re talking about practice. And it’s pertinent, because starting tackles Russell Okung and Breno Giacomini were on the practice field Wednesday as the Seahawks began preparing for Sunday’s game in Atlanta.
Neither will play against the Falcons, but their limited efforts on this day were a needed step in them eventually returning to the lineup. For Okung, it was his first action since injuring a toe in the Week 2 game against the San Francisco 49ers. For Giacomini, he was back for the first time since injuring a knee in the Week 3 game against the Jacksonville Jaguars.
“It’s good just to have them out there, to kind of boost the spirit of everyone, and their spirits, as well, with the progression that been working on to try to get back to practice,” offensive coordinator Darrell Bevell said after practice. “It’s just fun to see them out there.”
Giacomini was listed as limited on the official injury report, but Okung was not included because he remains on injured reserve with a designation to return and is not yet eligible to be added to the 53-man roster.
Paul McQuistan continued to work for Okung on the left side, while Michael Bowie and Alvin Bailey split time on the right side for Giacomini.


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Born in Dallas, Texas, and living in the Washington, DC area since 1980, Gregory Luce recently retired from the National Geographic Society. He has written poetry his whole life; his books include Drinking Weather, Signs of Small Grace, Memory and Desire, and most recently Tile. Alongside nature, jazz is among his favorite topics and he has begun a series of essays on the connections between poetry and music. Luce is the father of two sons and an obsessive bird watcher.
Poetry & Planet is produced by Ethan Goffman. Maurice Kenny’s “Listening for the Elders” and Rainer Maria Rilke’s “The Ninth Duino Elegy,” excerpts, are read by R. Michael Oliver. Musical excerpts from “Elements of Life” and “Earth Revisited” are written and performed by Reginald Cyntje, with vocals by Christie Dashiell. Aural interludes are by Douglas Harvey.
The opening poetry chorus is voiced by Jomo K. Johnson, Dr. Michael Anthony Ingram, Marianne Szlyk, and R. Michael Oliver. The poem “Listening for the Elders,” by Maurice Kenny, is courtesy of White Pine Press and is available in Carving Hawk: New and Selected Poems 1956-2000.

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The implications of late payment of TDS extend beyond mere financial penalties; they can impact the overall tax compliance landscape for individuals and businesses. Understanding the intricacies of interest charges on delayed TDS payments is paramount in effectively managing the complexities of tax regulations.
By exploring the nuances of how interest rates are calculated and the repercussions of failing to meet deadlines, taxpayers can gain valuable insights into safeguarding their financial interests and avoiding potential pitfalls in the domain of TDS compliance.
Comprehensive Guide to TDS and Its Importance
TDS, or Tax Deducted at Source, is a mechanism crucial for tax collection where tax is deducted at the point of income generation.
Understanding how TDS functions and its implications for taxpayers is essential for compliance and financial planning.
This detailed guide will explore the intricacies of TDS, shedding light on its significance in the domain of income tax regulations.
The Concept of TDS and Its Role in Income Tax
In the domain of income tax regulations, the mechanism of Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) plays a pivotal role in ensuring timely tax collection and compliance.
Late payment of TDS attracts interest at rates like 1.5% per month for delayed deposits and 1% per month for late deductions.
Penalties under the Income Tax Act, starting from Rs. 200 daily for delayed filing, emphasize the importance of correct TDS deduction and timely tax deposit.
How TDS Deduction Works and Its Impact on Taxpayers
Efficient tax administration is facilitated through the mechanism of Tax Deducted at Source (TDS), where tax is deducted by the payer before making specific payments, ensuring direct tax collection at the time of payment. Late payment of TDS can lead to penalties, including interest charges of 1.5% per month for delayed deposits. Non-compliance with TDS rules may result in penalties ranging from Rs. 200 per day for delayed filing to up to Rs. 1,00,000 for incorrect or non-filing.
|Tax deducted at the source before payment
|Ensures timely tax collection
|Up to Rs. 1,00,000 for non-compliance
|Encourages compliance with TDS rules
|1.5% per month for late deposit
|Compensates for delayed payments
Calculating TDS Late Payment Interest: A Step-by-Step Process
To effectively calculate TDS late payment interest, it is essential to utilize specialized tools like TDS interest calculators for precise estimations.
One must distinguish between the interest accrued due to late payment and that resulting from delayed deduction to make certain accurate calculations.
Understanding the nuances of these calculations is paramount for businesses to avoid unnecessary penalties and maintain compliance with tax regulations.
Utilizing TDS Interest Calculators for Accurate Estimates
TDS interest calculators offer a systematic approach to accurately determining late payment interest on TDS obligations. These tools require specific financial data inputs to generate precise interest calculations and prevent potential penalties.
Utilizing online TDS interest calculators guarantees compliance and aids in avoiding inaccuracies in interest assessments.
Benefits of Using Online TDS Interest Calculators
Using an online TDS interest calculator provides a reliable method for accurately estimating late payment interest on Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) amounts, aiding in financial compliance and penalty avoidance.
- It guarantees precise calculations based on the TDS amount, due date, and payment date.
- Assists in avoiding penalties through accurate interest estimations.
- A user-friendly interface simplifies the process of efficient financial management.
Differentiating Between Interest Charged on Late Payment and Late Deduction
Understanding the nuances between interest charged on late payment and late deduction of TDS is essential for accurate compliance.
The calculation of TDS amounts directly impacts the interest charges imposed by the government.
How TDS Calculated Amounts Affect Interest Charges
The calculation of late payment interest for TDS involves applying a rate of 1.5% per month on the TDS amount that was not deposited on time.
- Late payment interest is charged until the actual date of deposit.
- Interest on late deduction is calculated at a rate of 1% per month.
- Differentiating between late deduction and late payment interest is essential for accurate TDS interest calculations.
Deadlines and Due Dates: Staying Ahead of TDS Payments
Understanding the key dates for TDS payments is critical to guarantee adherence to tax regulations and avoid penalties. Missing TDS payment deadlines can lead to extra costs due to interest charges and potential legal repercussions.
Staying ahead of TDS payments by following due dates is crucial for maintaining financial discipline and avoiding unnecessary financial burdens.
Key Dates for TDS Payments and Their Significance
A thorough grasp of the key dates for TDS payments is important for timely compliance and avoidance of late payment interest.
- TDS payments are due by the 7th of the following month.
- The last deposit date for March deductions is April 30th.
- TDS on the sale of immovable property must be paid within 30 days from the end of the month.
Consequences of Missing TDS Payment Deadlines
To ensure compliance with TDS regulations and avoid financial repercussions, it is essential to adhere to the prescribed deadlines for TDS payments meticulously. Missing TDS payment deadlines can result in penalties and interest charges. Late payment of TDS can lead to a penalty of Rs. 200 per day of delay. Submitting TDS payments by the 7th of the following month is vital to evade financial repercussions.
|Penalty for Late Payment
|Rs. 200 per day of delay
|Penalty for Late Filing
|Rs. 10,000 to Rs. 1,00,000
Understanding Penalties: Late TDS Payment and Filing
Late TDS payment and filing can lead to various penalties under the Income Tax Act, including interest charges on delayed deposits and penalties for non-filing or incorrect filing.
Understanding the types of interest rates and penalties associated with late TDS payments and filings is vital for taxpayers to guarantee compliance and avoid financial repercussions.
Types of Interest and Penalties Associated with Late TDS
Interest on TDS encompasses charges for late depositing of deducted taxes and fees for tardy filing of TDS/TCS returns.
Understanding the different types of interest rates and penalties guarantees compliance with TDS regulations and the Income Tax Act.
Timely remittance and accurate filing are essential to avoid financial repercussions and maintain smooth tax operations.
Interest on TDS Deducted but Not Timely Deposited
Calculation of penalties for delayed TDS payment involves meticulous assessment of the interest accrued on the overdue amount from the deduction date until the actual deposit date as per Income Tax regulations.
- Late payment interest of 1.5% per month is charged on TDS deducted but not deposited in a timely manner.
- The penalty for delayed TDS payment includes interest on late deposits.
- Non-payment or late payment of TDS attracts penalties and interest charges.
Fees for Late Filing of TDS/TCS Returns
When discussing penalties associated with delayed TDS/TCS returns, it is crucial to understand the fees imposed for late filing under the provisions of the Income Tax Act.
The late filing fee for TDS/TCS returns is Rs. 200 per day under Section 234E.
Penalties, ranging from Rs. 10,000 to Rs. 1,00,000, apply based on delay severity.
Incorrect TDS/TCS statements lead to penalties under Section 271H, emphasizing the importance of timely eTDS statement filing.
Penalty for Non-Filing and Incorrect Filing of TDS Returns
For those who fail to file or submit TDS returns on time, penalties under the Income Tax Act can range from Rs. 200 per day to Rs. 1,00,000, as stipulated in Section 234E.
Penalties for late filing of TDS returns can range from Rs. 200 per day to Rs. 1,00,000.
Non-filing or incorrect filing can attract penalties ranging from Rs. 10,000 to Rs. 1,00,000.
Late TDS payment penalties amount to Rs. 200 per day.
Tools and Resources for TDS Compliance
Organizations can leverage tools like TDS interest calculators to enhance TDS compliance for accurate interest computations. Accessing TDS certificates promptly and ensuring compliance with filing requirements are essential steps in meeting regulatory obligations.
Utilizing these resources can streamline TDS processes and help avoid penalties associated with late payments and filings.
Navigating the Use of a TDS Interest Calculator
Utilizing a TDS interest calculator is instrumental in accurately determining the interest on late TDS payments for enhanced compliance with tax regulations.
- Input TDS amount, due date, and payment date
- Guarantee precise calculations to avoid penalties
- User-friendly interface for efficient TDS interest calculations
Accessing TDS Certificates and Ensuring Compliance
In the domain of tax compliance, accessing TDS certificates plays a pivotal role in guaranteeing accuracy and adherence to regulatory requirements.
TDS certificates can be accessed online through the TRACES portal using the TAN of the deductor. Guarantee compliance by verifying TDS certificates’ correctness and cross-verifying details with Form 26AS.
Regular reconciliation with financial records and utilizing professional assistance or online tools can streamline compliance.
Avoiding Common Mistakes in TDS Payments and Filings
To maintain compliance with TDS regulations and avoid penalties, promptly identifying and rectifying common errors in TDS deduction is important.
Timely and accurate submission of TDS is essential to prevent late payment interest and potential legal consequences.
Frequent Errors in TDS Deduction and How to Rectify Them
Errors in TDS deduction can result in significant financial implications and compliance issues if not rectified promptly and accurately. To avoid such pitfalls, consider the following:
- Double-check TDS deduction rates and amounts.
- Guarantee timely TDS deductions to prevent interest charges.
- Maintain accurate records and promptly rectify any errors in TDS deduction.
Tips for Timely and Accurate TDS Submission
Prompt TDS compliance through meticulous adherence to submission timelines and precision in payment procedures to guarantee financial integrity and regulatory alignment. Avoid late payment to confirm interest penalties and guarantee timely deduction.
Submit accurate TDS returns promptly to evade late filing fees, typically Rs. 200 per day after the due date. Stay informed about interest rates, penalties, and deadlines to sidestep financial repercussions and maintain compliance.
FAQs: Addressing Your Concerns about TDS
Addressing common concerns through FAQs becomes imperative as we navigate the complexities of TDS interest calculations.
This section aims to clarify how interest on late TDS payments is computed, offer solutions for rectifying delayed deposits, and elucidate non-compliance penalties.
Clarifications on TDS Interest Calculation
Amidst the complexities of TDS interest calculation, understanding the nuances of late payment repercussions is essential for accurate financial compliance. When dealing with TDS interest, it’s important to take into account:
- Late payment consequences.
- Penalty under the section for late filing of TDS.
- Interest on TDS for delayed deposits.
Solutions for Late TDS Payment and Penalty Queries
In addressing concerns related to late TDS payments and penalties, it is essential to provide clear and actionable solutions for taxpayers seeking to rectify their compliance issues efficiently. Timely payment, correct filing, and understanding of penalty implications are crucial. Below is a table summarizing key solutions for late TDS payment and penalty queries:
|Late Payment Solutions
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|Avoid Late Submissions
Leveraging Expert Advice for TDS Matters
In maneuvering the complexities of TDS matters, seeking guidance from tax experts can provide personalized insights tailored to your specific situation. Utilizing learning centers and blog resources dedicated to TDS can offer up-to-date information on regulations and best practices in handling TDS obligations.
Leveraging expert advice enhances your understanding of TDS intricacies and equips you with the necessary tools to guarantee compliance and avoid potential financial repercussions.
Consulting Tax Experts for Personalized Guidance
To guarantee precise compliance with regulatory requirements and optimize financial outcomes, engage a tax expert for tailored guidance on Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) matters.
Receive assistance in understanding the interest implications of late TDS payments.
Gain insights on penalty provisions and TDS deadlines.
Learn how to guarantee compliance with regulations to avoid penalties.
Learning Centers and Blog Resources for Up-to-Date TDS Information
For individuals seeking in-depth insights into Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) matters, accessing learning centers and blog resources can provide up-to-date information on regulatory requirements and compliance standards.
Stay updated on late payment implications, penalty provisions, and interest rates by utilizing ClearTax’s educational materials. ClearTax’s expert advice through articles and guides can enhance understanding of TDS regulations, helping individuals navigate late payment challenges effectively.
The Virtual Tax Community: Learning and Staying Updated
In the domain of TDS interest and penalties, exploring the virtual tax community can provide invaluable insights and updates on late payment implications. Joining online forums and following tax experts on social media platforms can offer real-time information on TDS regulations and interest calculations.
Engaging with the virtual tax community not only enhances knowledge but also helps stay abreast of the latest developments in TDS matters.
Joining Online Forums and Social Media for Latest TDS Updates
By actively participating in online forums and social media platforms dedicated to tax updates, individuals can enhance their knowledge of the latest TDS regulations and stay informed about interest implications for late payments.
- Join TaxGuru and CAclubIndia for real-time TDS updates.
- Engage in LinkedIn groups like Tax and Compliance Professionals for insights on late payment interest.
- Follow the Income Tax Department’s social media for TDS deadlines and penalties.
Benefits of Engaging with a Tax Knowledge Community
Membership in a tax knowledge community equips professionals with the latest tax laws and regulations updates, fostering networking opportunities and facilitating discussions on best practices in tax compliance.
Engaging in a virtual tax community enables access to webinars, workshops, and training sessions, enhancing professional development.
Participation in such communities guarantees staying updated and ahead in the tax field through collaboration with experts and peers.
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Final Insights: Navigating TDS Payments and Penalties with Confidence
Effective management of TDS responsibilities is pivotal for businesses to avoid interest charges and penalties.
Understanding the long-term benefits of adhering to TDS rules and deadlines can lead to improved compliance and financial stability.
Exploring TDS payments confidently requires a thorough grasp of the regulations to guarantee timely deposits and filings.
Recap on Effective Management of TDS Responsibilities
Exploring the intricacies of TDS responsibilities requires a thorough understanding of the interest rates and penalties associated with late payments and filings.
- Late payment of TDS incurs 1% monthly interest for late deductions and 1.5% for late deposits.
- Penalties for delayed TDS filing range from Rs. 200 per day to Rs. 1 lakh for incorrect or non-filing.
- A timely TDS deposit is essential to guarantee government cash flow and avoid penalties.
The Long-term Benefits of Adhering to TDS Rules and Deadlines
To maintain financial compliance and mitigate potential penalties, understanding the long-term benefits of adhering to TDS rules and deadlines is imperative for businesses and individuals alike.
Late payment can result in interest rates of 1.5% per month, while non-compliance may lead to penalties ranging from Rs. 200 per day to Rs. 1,00,000.
Adhering to deadlines guarantees timely tax collection and avoids late filing fees, fostering confidence in managing tax processes efficiently.

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BY MAIRE O’NEILL
The Los Alamos School unanimously passed a resolution Tuesday evening calling for educators to receive COVID-19 vaccinations in preparation for expansion of in-person learning.
Supt. Kurt Steinhaus told the board that vaccinations are a moving target.
“I am pleased to announce that we now have 41 percent of our staff that have received vaccinations – a total of 260 people,” he said. “I want the board and everybody to know that we have worked very, very hard and looked everywhere we could to find opportunities for vaccines. We even found an opportunity on Saturday here in town where we had 16 of our staff members get vaccinations, and that’s 16 more, even though it’s a small number.”
Steinhaus said he was also happy to report that more than 96 percent of staff are willing to get a vaccine which is very high percentage. He noted that during the preparation for the board meeting, he saw many public comments and some of the resolution addresses those.
The resolution asked the governor and the Department of Health to show clear support for the health and safety of the community and to immediately prioritize vaccinations for educators.
Board Vice Chair Ellen Ben-Naim said she thinks the board has an ethical and moral obligation to pursue the vaccination of educators as fast and furiously as it can. Board member Dawn Jalbert said she hoped the board could proceed with the resolution and get staff vaccinated as quickly as possible. Board member Steve Boerigter said he is 100 percent in support of the resolution.
“I think it’s excellent that our school leadership has taken the time and the energy to create the resolution and move it forward. I often feel that maybe we have a collectively failed as a state to fully appreciate the impact on young people here and in times forward with public education. Public education is absolutely foundational to our democracy as we know it and it’s important that we protect our teachers as much as we can to ensure that we can have the most effective public education system, especially for those whose background is less supportive of the educational process,” he said.
Board member Chris Bernstein said she is grateful to the district for taking the action and being proactive in trying to make change.
Board president Melanie Colgan echoed the comments of her fellow board members.
“This is the first item on our agenda tonight. I feel it’s very important that we address the safety of our teachers first,” she said.
Colgan commended Steinhaus and Asst. Supt. Jennifer Guy for their efforts to find vaccines for teachers from the moment they knew a vaccine had been approved.
“I would like to applaud them for their continued efforts to put our teachers’ safety first,” she said.
Colgan later noted that many other school boards across the state are proposing similar resolutions and are hoping that as a collective effort it will all go to the governor and help get things moving along for vaccination of teachers.


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Singing her songs in a clever manner, and her Picks, are going big with their dancing. All in one. 15 min.
They are doing a new act – The Village Blacksmith – very good, full stage, close in one. 22 mins.
He is telling some old and new stories, and more than making good. Twentyone minutes, all in one.
Equilibrists and ladder balancers, are very clever, and going big. Full stage, close in one, 16 min.
A fairly good comedy eccentric sketch, going very well here, Full stage close in one. 17 min.


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Migraineurs tend to have more anxiety when it comes to dental procedures compared with those without migraine.
Migraineurs suffer a significant difference in anxiety levels regarding dental treatment compared with nonmigraine controls, according to results of a new study. Findings were published in the Journal of Medicine and Life.
Anxiety is a common comorbidity among migraineurs, while dental anxiety is frequently encountered in the practice and can lead to delay or avoidance of dental care, the authors explained.
To better understand the relationship between migraine and dental anxiety, researchers carried out a cross-sectional study among 171 Saudi patients. Of the participants included, 83 suffered from migraine.
Migraineurs were matched to control patients based on age and sex. All participants visited specific dental clinics and filled out a validated questionnaire: the Modified Dental Anxiety Scale – Arabic version. Participant responses ranged from “not anxious” (scoring 1) to “extremely anxious” (scoring 5), the researchers explained.
Based on their findings, the researchers suggested dentists use more quiet hand pieces during dental procedures, while soundproof earplugs may help reduce the potential of headaches among migraineurs.
“The clinics could use more dimmed lighting; also, placing the waiting areas far away from the operating rooms could help to help reduce stress, which helps lower migraine triggers,” they added. “Well-ventilated operating rooms and waiting areas could reduce the smell that usually is a migraine trigger.”
The higher number of females included in the study and that patients were recruited from a single center mark limitations to the analysis.
“There is a significant difference in the anxiety levels of migraine patients regarding dental treatment, and there is a need to include migraine in the history taken prior to treatment procedures and modify the dental work environment accordingly,” the authors concluded.
Future studies should include patients at multiple clinics and focus on including the number of male participants.
Alyami YD, Farran JK, Alsubhi JA, et al. Dental anxiety among migraine patients. J Med Life. 2021;14(4):498-503. doi:10.25122/jml-2021-0004

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The Swedish central bank hiked 50bps to 0.75% in June and signalled rapid, early tightening to take the policy rate to around 2%
Sweden’s central bank hiked its policy rate by 50 basis points in June to 0.75% as expected and signalled rapid further tightening before pausing at around 2.0% from early 2023.
The Riksbank Executive Board's collective rate path points to tightening again by 50-bps in September and November, the two remaining meetings this year. Then, after hitting 2% quickly, the policy rate is seen drifting to 2.06% by the end of the three-year forecast period, 25 bps above the 1.81% peak foreseen in its main scenario in April.
"By raising the policy rate more now, the risk of high inflation in the longer term is reduced and thus also the need for greater monetary tightening further ahead," the Board stated.
The Riksbank will also halve the pace of asset purchases in the second half of this year from SEK37 billion to SEK18.5 billion, below the quarterly SEK38 billion level of redemptions, allowing its balance sheet to shrink.
Detailed analysis in its Monetary Policy Report highlighted early signs that price setting and wage formation are factoring in above-target inflation, increasing the risk of a price spiral.
The Report's projections, however, showed that if the central bank acts early and fast inflation could return fairly swiftly to target. With the policy rate rising rapidly to around 2.0% the target CPIF measure was shown falling from an average 6.9% in 2022, and over 7% through the rest of this year, to 2.0% in 2024.
The krona, having depreciated by around 4% on its trade-weighted index since the start of the year, was expected to appreciate gradually as policy tightens, favouring rate differentials.
The MPR also highlighted some weak spots in the economy. Unemployment was shown edging up from 7.5% this year to 7.9% in 2024, but the central bank thinks that there is little spare capacity left in the labour market and that equilibrium joblessness is now higher now than prior to Covid, with the pool of idle workers seemingly less suited to jobs available. (See MNI INTERVIEW:Swedish Hiring Data May Reflect Worker Shortages).
The MPR also put the spotlight on housing market weakness, predicting that prices would fall as mortgage rates rose and as higher demand for larger living spaces during the pandemic faded. While the central forecast was for house prices to remain above pre-pandemic levels, "one risk is that the adaptation process will be abrupt and that housing prices will fall considerably," the MPR stated.
In April, the Board had also published an alternative interest rate path, showing the policy rate peaking at 2.55% in 2024. It provided no alternative path this time.


When you think of hermit crabs, you probably imagine cute little buddies with painted shells that live in an 8-year-old’s bedroom. As they grow, they discard their old shells and find new ones to live in. Thanks to humans, sometimes these little crabs can live in some pretty strange pieces of garbage-turned-shell. Instead of an adorable little crab in an adorable little shell…Someone came across a coconut crab (the largest species of hermit crab) in the Pacific Pitcairn Islands sporting this terrifying shell:The terrifying spectacle instantly went viral, and people who have hermit crabs as pets wanted to give it a try. Using strange objects as homes isn’t all that uncommon for the crabs, especially with the amount of debris and garbage that end up on beaches around the world.
People who live near beaches hoped that the image would help spread an important message to tourists about the ecosystem of beaches. When hermit crabs can’t find enough shells, they resort to using trash or dangerous objects as homes, damaging the environment and putting them in more danger. They urge tourists not to collect shells when they visit a beach – and if they must take one, to eventually return it.


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I’m not sure how, but I tended to favor a lot of remixes with vocal distortion this week. I normally shy away from those efforts, but in these cases, the manipulation matches the production. Amtrac’s deft house-inspired skills work magic with Alesso’s “Heroes”, while Twista’s classic “Overnight Celebrity” gets a touch of tropical house. Janet Jackson once again shows why she is the prime candidate for remixing with slowed vocals that hue Justin Faust’s deep house portrait of “Someone To Call My Lover”. Mike Posner also gets the vocal distortion treatment on an excellent, key and percussion-filled rendition of “Cooler Than Me” by rising producer Eau Claire.
When I heard Cashmere Cat was behind some of Ryn Weaver’s recent EP, I was quietly hoping he’d churn out a remix. Thankfully, he chose her mega-hit “OctaHate” and threw in a lot of stuttering synth that made for a worthy companion to Weaver’s soaring vocals. Leading ladies Lana Del Rey and Christina Perri get dance-worthy updates from Monsier Adi and Bit Funk, respectively.
Favorite of the week was a last minute addition, but I knew as soon as I saw Alex Adair’s name attached to an Ed Sheeran song it would be an instant classic. Adair’s remix of Jessie Ware’s “Say You Love” is still in my weekly rotation and his take on “Thinking Out Loud” is equally as charming. The tropical house rhythms align perfectly with Sheeran’s passioned vocals and sped up guitar work.
Throwback of the week comes from RAC, arguably one of the main reasons why I started listening to remixes in the first place. Andre obviously has hits galore, but I sort of forgot Lady Gaga existed until I rediscovered RAC’s mix of “Just Dance”. Enjoy.
Stream individual tracks below and the entire Remix Friday playlist at Soundcloud.
Alesso – Heroes ft Tove Lo (AMTRAC remix)
Christina Perri – Burning Gold (Bit Funk remix)
Janet Jackson – Someone To Call My Lover (Justin Faust remix)
Twista – Overnight Celebrity (Milk N Cookies remix)
Mike Posner – Cooler Than Me (Eau Claire Remix)
Ed Sheeran – Thinking Out Loud (Alex Adair remix)
Ryn Weaver – OctaHate (Cashmere Cat remix)
Lana Del Rey – Brooklyn Baby (Monsieur Adi Remix)
THROWBACK REMIX: Lady Gaga – Just Dance ft Akon (RAC Mix)


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15 ml (1 Tbsp) chopped fresh mixed herbs or 5 ml (1 tsp) dried
Freshly ground black pepper to taste
200 g feta cheese, crumbled slightly
30 ml (2 Tbsp) freshly chopped thyme or 10 ml (2 tsp) dried
Sift flour, sugar and salt together. Add yeast.
Add enough lukewarm water to mix to a firm dough. Knead dough for about 5 minutes until smooth and not sticky.
Brush oil over dough, cover and leave in a warm place to double in size.
Knead it down and roll it out into four pizza bases of about 20 cm in diameter each, or smaller individual ones if preferred. Dust with flour.
Cook the pizza dough base over low coals for 3 – 5 minutes, until the dough is lightly brown underneath. Turn pizza base over, so cooked side is uppermost.
Topping: Mix tomato paste, Spur Braai-time Marinade and water together. Sprinkle half of the cheese over the tomato base. Top with spinach, olives and herbs. Season. Sprinkle Feta and remaining mozzarella cheese on top.
Cook until the topping has melted and the dough has puffed up and turned golden brown, about 12 – 15 minutes. Sprinkle chopped thyme over.
If making in a Weber, close the lid to allow cheese and toppings to cook even quicker.

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Step by step recipe:
- 2 min.Bring a pan of salted water to the boil and tip in the peas. Cook them for just 2 minutes.
- 2 min.Drain and set aside.
- 5 min.Cut 200 g cooked chicken into small pieces.
- 5 min.
- 1 min.Pour 3 tablespoons olive oil into a frying pan on medium heat.
Add the shallot, cook for 1 minute then salt and pepper.
- 2 min.Add the chicken and mix.
- 5 min.Add 3 tablespoons liquid cream and bring to the boil.
- 2 min.Add 200 g cooked rice and mix.
- 3 min.Lastly, add the peas and a few chopped fresh herbs.
Your dish is ready.
Remarks:The proportions in this recipe are mainly for guidance, so feel free to adapt it to whatever leftovers you have in the fridge and your own taste.
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Listen to Beyond Belief on BBC Radio 4 which was broadcast on Monday 20 December 2021.
In the spring of 1942, Benjamin Britten and his partner Peter Pears left the United States on board a Swedish cargo ship to cross the perilous waters of the North Atlantic. On a stopover in Nova Scotia, Britten picked up a book of medieval poems and whilst the ship navigated ferocious winds and dodged U boats, he used some of them in the first draft of what was to become ‘A Ceremony of Carols’. From the confines of a miserable and airless cabin he created a work of such joy and energy that it has become a Christmas staple for the high clear voices of boy trebles – or women’s choir – and harp. To discuss the enduring appeal of the music and the spiritual meaning of ‘A Ceremony of Carols’, Ernie Rea is joined by a distinguished trio of musicians and our very own rector Lucy Winkett.


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