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Monday evening saw November's installment of our popular ongoing lecture series done in conjunction with the anthropology section of the New York Academy of Sciences. Audio from this panel discussion, featuring Daniel Goldstein of Rutgers University and Alyshia Gálvez of Lehman College, CUNY is available here.
Engaged Anthropology Grant: Douglas London
Douglas London is Assistant Professor of Medical Anthropology at Adelphi University. In 2009, while a doctoral candidate at Arizona State University, he received a Dissertation Fieldwork Grant to aid research on 'Hunter-Gatherers and Dietary Double-Edged Swords: Food as Medicine among the Waorani Foragers of Amazonian Ecuador,' supervised by Dr. Takeyuki Tsuda. In 2013, he was awarded the Engaged Anthropology Grant to follow-up on his research with two Ecuadorian indigenous groups and the complex interactions linking their diet, health, and local economic activities.
Engagement Grant Follow-Up to Study:
I.The Problem: The study, started in 2009, compared the diet and the health of the Kawymeno group of Waorani hunter-gatherer population still engaged in full-time foraging outside the modern food system with neighboring subsistence agricultural indigenous rain forest populations. The study focused on the pharmaceutical aspects (plant phytochemical content of their diet) rather than the nutritional aspects of their diet. There were major differences in health outcomes across the board; most of the infectious and chronic diseases present in neighboring indigenous farmers were completely absent among the Waorani hunter-gatherers. When confounding factors are controlled for study evidence demonstrated that particular aspects of the Waorani traditional diet protect against certain chronic and infectious diseases. Waorani that have abandoned their traditional diet now experience these dietary related diseases. Maintaining a traditional high dietary phytochemical intake has been discouraged by policies of oil companies, non-profits, government health and education institutions and Westernizing Waorani institutions themselves. However, many phytochemical-rich foods, such as rain forest fruit varieties, still exist near the Waorani but are just simply ignored in favor of processed and imported food. Unfortunately, westernizing Waorani are encouraged through example by their new Western role models, to discontinue their supposedly "primitive" diet. Informal dietary advice and food given to the Waorani by local Ecuadorians negatively affects health outcomes. This underlines the importance of making those institutions who provide dietary advice and food aid aware of the particular characteristics and striking health benefits of the native Waorani diet that is high in wild varied phytochemical and nutrient content that is lacking in a Western diet. Waorani are losing their foraging lifestyle due to the intrusion of oil companies and oil drilling in their rain forest homeland in previously protected Yasuni National Park.
Implementation: We were given a Wenner-Gren grant to disseminate study results with the overall goal of returning in person to the study site to start an ongoing dialogue with the Waorani, as well as Ecuadorian regional influencers and stakeholders in that region of the Amazon rain forest, regarding preservation of the tradition food system of the Waorani. Maintaining a traditional diet has been discouraged by policies of oil companies, non-profits, government health and education institutions and Westernizing Waorani institutions themselves. The Ecuadorian government has very recently giving the green flag to begin oil drilling in Yasuni national park one of the most bio-diverse regions of the world and our study site, a blow to global conservation efforts. However, armed with a small budget we wanted to make the oil companies, as much as possible, a part of the solution as oil companies officials pay for many Waorani schools, teachers, health clinics and health providers and provide limited food and employment while drilling. We had already participated in negotiations between the oil companies and the Waorani nation as a whole and through this process built up some trust with the overall Waorani population as a whole beyond our small Kawymeno community we focused our research on.
Regional visits and meetings took place in 32 remote Waorani communities, and attendant schools and health centers, as well as with local and national officials who oversee these regions. For almost two months study results were disseminated to remote Waorani communities and people most influential in affecting Waorani dietary decisions: oil companies, non-profits, indigenous representative groups, health and education providers and government officials. The goal was to encourage the preservation and recognize the value of the native Waorani diet. This also meant measures to provide continued access to the rain forest where the native food comes from. The practical emphasis of the meetings was on planting the seeds of potential future collaborations and projects with multiple stakeholder participation. Our regional "workshops" used food demonstrations, role-playing/theater, and a brief PowerPoint show where possible. In general we avoided lecturing as a medium as it is not effective with foraging communities and has less impact than more dynamic approaches for other stakeholders as well. We often had to perform on the spot with no preparation time. Our Waorani assistants and promotors often accompanied us
All these regional meetings disseminating study results and discussing the value of the Waorani native diet culminated in a conference to which both indigenous leaders and Amazonian regional and national influencers and stakeholders were invited. We set a tentative date early on during these regional meetings for a final conference to bring all the people we talked to together to form a blueprint as to how each stakeholder might participate in preserving and promoting the native Waorani diet. The conference took place in the regional capital Coca in the Hotel Auca, a hotel named after an earlier name given to the Waorani and generally sympathetic to Waorani concerns. Many indigenous leaders and regional educators, health providers, oil company and government officials, academics, non-profits and other stakeholders came.
Our goals were first to create awareness of the value of the Waorani food system and culturally appropriate ways to preserve the Waorani food system, second to generate respect for the Waorani culture via the food system and promote Waorani pride in their native diet, third to plant the seeds for future collaborations among the stakeholders to preserve the native Waorani diet. We felt we did create awareness of the value of the Waorani food system where there was previously little understanding or interest in the native diet. We also made some headway with arranging collaborative for future projects through bringing together stakeholders that rarely meet on the issue of food system preservation. Stakeholders we contacted are now more aware of the health value of the Waorani diet where before it was not considered an important issue. In reality we needed more time, money and a longer more permanent presence to make lasting change to avert the destruction of the food system that is occurring. Beyond this grant lifespan we plan to continue research, dissemination and building relationships in this Amazonian region of Ecuador
Conclusion: Wenner-Gren funds anthropological projects that go beyond studying the indigenous group and get to what matters in real life, making use of what is learned in way that really helps the people studied. An academic product discussing the lessons learned from the study returned in a written form to indigenous leaders and stake holders is a culturally inappropriate vehicle to create positive change in the local region. While benefiting the anthropologist this method of research dissemination often has no immediate useful impact on the actual indigenous participants in the study. Wenner-Gren engagement grants go the next step and give back something tangible to the indigenous participants who so generously give time to the researchers. It is hoped that more researchers will dedicate time to giving to as well as receiving from their indigenous partners and Wenner-Gren will continue to be a leader in making anthropology more relevant to the real world problems and issues.
Bottom Line: We personally feel for anthropologists to fare well in what is a changing world and appear relevant to our audiences and supporters at home and abroad we must move with the times and practice more community development along with research. We are grateful Wenner-Gren is taking a leadership role and hope more funding will be available for community development component of research. Anthropologists will move with the times to go beyond being "activists" to becoming implementer of the things we hold dear such as the preservation of global human diversity. Paid to work closely with indigenous groups we have a unique opportunity to make a difference. Our upcoming article funded by Wenner-Gren describes a pilot methodology we hope is useful in helping other anthropologists to become implementers in the preservation of diversity.
- London D. (2014) Melding data collection methodology with community assistance: benefits to both researchers and the indigenous groups they study. Journal of Ecological Anthropology (in print)
NYAS @ WGF 11/17: Immigration and Activism Panel
November's New York Academy of Sciences meeting will be underway next Monday, November 17th, 7:00 – 9:00 PM, as we and NYAS welcome a panel discussion featuring Daniel Goldstein of Rutgers University and Alyshia Gálvez of Lehman College, CUNY. Dr. Goldstein will present a paper entitled "E-Terrify: Electronic Surveillance of the Immigrant Worker in Obama's America"while Dr. Gálvez will give a talk on "Vampire Capitalism: New guises of colonialism in a post-labor and post-migration age".
A dinner reception (suggested donation $20 but free to graduate students) will precede the panel discussion at 6:00pm.
The meeting is free to attend. Please do not contact the Wenner-Gren Foundation with inquiries regarding registration.
Public Forum Features Leading Anthropologists' Recommendations for Ebola Response
Experts on West Africa and infectious disease control/prevention will present their recommendations to assist the global Ebola crisis response during a public forum on Friday, Nov. 7. The forum will be webcast.
Convened by The American Anthropological Association (AAA) with the support of the Wenner-Gren Foundation, Canada's International Development Research Centre, the Harry Frank Guggenheim Foundation and The George Washington University, the public forum will be accessible in person and online.
Where: The George Washington University, Media and Public Affairs Building B07,
805 21st St. NW, Washington, D.C. 20052.
Online: http://bit.ly/aaaebola
When: Friday, Nov. 7, 2014, 2:30-5 pm E.S.T.
Friday's public session will present the findings and recommendations of the Ebola Emergency Response Workshop, a two-day workshop of intensive sessions drawing together the expertise of more than 25 of the world's leading anthropologists on implementation issues regarding the Ebola response in the United States, Ebola-affected countries and African regional neighbors. Topics will include: prevention, control, surveillance, response, treatment, clinical trials and interventions, health communications, risk factors and the streamlining of local, national and international systems of response.
Experts attending the Ebola Emergency Response Workshop include anthropologists and other social scientists from such leading institutions as the University of Florida, Johns Hopkins University, the Max Planck Institute, the University of Washington, the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, the University of Arizona, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and Cheikh Anta Diop University, as well as other researchers who have been working in Ebola-affected regions.
Their distinctive knowledge of social and cultural institutions provides critical context in reviewing current responses and providing actionable guidance to humanitarian responders. During Friday's open forum, practitioners, policy makers, scholars and the public will be invited to pose questions to the assembled anthropological experts.
This event is co-sponsored by:
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Meet our 2014 Wadsworth International Fellows: Enquye Negash
Meet our final new Wadsworth International Fellow of 2014 – Ethopia's Enquye Negash.
I am a PhD student from Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, studying in the Hominid Paleobiology program at the George Washington University (GWU).
I graduated from Addis Ababa University with a BSc degree in Earth Sciences (2008) and a MSc degree in Paleontology and Paleoenvironments (2012). After graduating, I have been teaching at the Department of Earth Sciences at Addis Ababa University. During this time I have also been undertaking research activities focusing on understanding the paleoenvironments of early humans from fossil sites in Ethiopia.
My research interest focuses on studying early humans, their evolution, adaptations, biogeography and environments especially during the Pliocene and Pleistocene epochs. I am also highly interested in understanding modern environments to have a better understanding of the past. I have a special interest in understanding the extent and the type of impact the environment had on the course of human evolution. Thus, my graduate research focused on understanding the paleoenvironments of early humans in the Shungura Formation, a Pliocene-Pleistocene fossil bearing site in the Lower Omo Valley, Ethiopia.
To pursue my PhD I chose the George Washington University because the Hominid paleobiology program in the Anthropology Department has the right set of professors and research community with expertise and interests parallel to mine. The program is one of the few anthropology programs mainly focusing on human origins and offers a multi-disciplinary approach in addressing questions in human evolution. Thus, during my graduate study, I intend to acquire a professional training in the field of paleoanthropology and also improve my knowledge and understanding of paleoenvironments and learn new techniques in understanding the impact of the environment on early humans.
I am grateful to be one of the recipients of the Wadsworth International Fellowship. The Fellowship is helping me to pursue my PhD studies at the George Washington University. I believe this is a great opportunity for me to get the professional training I will need to contribute to the scientific community and society at large.
NYAS @ WGF 10/27: Audio Now Available!
Listen to last week's New York Academy of Sciences anthropology section lecture featuring Stuart J. Fiedel, Senior Archaeologist at the Louis Berger Group and author of Prehistory of the Americas to discuss the challenges recent genetic, archaeological, and paleological evidence present to attempts to unambiguously document human occupations in the Americas prior to 13,500 BP and "break the Clovis Barrier" followed by comments by discussant Peter Siegel of Montclair State University.
A Case Study of Dissertation Research Collaboration in Rural Haiti – Part 3 of 4
Andrew Tarter is a National Science Foundation (NSF) Graduate Research Fellow, and PhD candidate in sociocultural anthropology at the University of Florida. Tarter's research in Haiti has been supported by NSF, The Wenner Gren Foundation, the Fulbright Program, and the National Endowment for the Humanities. We continue with his four-part guest blogging series (previous installments) outlining his experience collaborating with students from the Faculté d'Ethnologie (Department of Ethnology) at L'Université d'État d'Haïti (State University of Haiti).
6. Research collaboratively
Regrettably, the crystallization of the research plan—often formalized during multiple rewrites for granting agencies—may lead a researcher to believe they must dogmatically adhere, word-by-word, to what they originally proposed. This is a mistake. Viewing potential research collaborators simply as "research assistants" along to strictly adhere to the dirty work of data collection often compounds this mistake, and prevents the researcher from benefiting from valuable emic insights. Instead, collaborators should be involved in as many steps of the research process as possible.
Early in our research schedule our team visited a series of different rakbwa (managed woodlots)—the unit-of-analysis of the research design. Visits were followed by long conversations about what constitutes a rakbwa. These exercises ultimately led to the operationalization of the rakbwa concept for our research purposes. I also introduced the students to the concept of the 'domestication of energy' (Murray 1987, 1991)—an important theoretical construct of the research. They immediately grasped it at its analogs from theories related to the domestication of plants and animals, and provided valuable feedback about the usefulness of the construct from within the Haitian context.
The students also were intimately involved in the creation of open-ended interview questions, as well as the questions on the survey, which formed the backbone of the research design. Since the research seeks to identify patterns in land-use and land-changes based on sociocultural, ecological, economic and spatial variables, the research team had to generate a wide range of questions that would accurately and reliably measure these multiple variables. Questions that would never have occurred to me were raised by students multiple times and found their way into the final survey. For example, one of the students suggested that rather than simply asking if an individual has a motorcycle (one indicator in our 'wealth' index), we should follow up by asking if the individual makes money using the motorcycle as a taxi to transport goods or people. Rather than simply asking if an individual owns animals, we should ask which kinds of animals, and whether they own them outright or if they are involved in gadinaj (a Haitian system of outsourcing the caretaking of an animal—animal fosterage). Thanks to input from the students, several such questions were further plumbed for additional data by follow-up questions I had never thought to ask. Collaborating in such a manner is an effective way of making sure you don't miss out in the collection of important data that may inform your research question(s).
7. Check in with collaborators
Humans can be politely mum, for any number of reasons. This fact can result in the build up of resentment over unsettled or unaddressed issues, making it important to frequently check-in with collaborators to assess their well-being and the progress of the research and issues related to its execution. An easy way to address this is through weekly meetings, but these can become trite if there is nothing new to address. The right balance will depend on the nature of the research. The three student research collaborators from UEH used meetings on more than one occasion to address difficulties in the work plan we had devised. One difficulty involved the walking distance to plots of land we needed to visit. 'As the crow flies' all of the plots were no farther than 3 kilometers one-way. However, the up-and-down mountainous terrain of Haiti and the fact that many land plots lay far from established paths meant that often times the students were walking much, much farther than the originally estimated maximum of six round-trip kilometers a day. After a check-in meeting where they expressed this concern, we made an adjustment to the number of plots we expected to visit each day, and readjusted the weekly work schedule to account for the 'exhaustion factor' of so much walking in the sun. During another instance we failed to communicate and I was confused about how long of a break students intended to take for the week of Easter, putting the research behind by a couple of days. These quick examples—a successful communication and adjustment, and a communication failure—highlight the importance of establishing a check-in schedule that addresses the needs of the PI and the research collaborators.
8. Make yourself available
Being flexible and making yourself available outside of the context of the research schedule is an important part of collaboration and building lasting relationships with collaborators. My students were interested in learning English, and offering a time to practice with them was important. I ended up teaching a short-course in English at the local community center, which the students attended, as well as speaking in English with the students during shared mealtimes. I also implored the students to immediately correct my Kreyòl whenever I made a mistake, in order to help me improve not only my pronunciation, but also grammar and the contextual appropriateness of certain common Haitian expressions.
Two of the three students requested my assistance with the memoirs they were writing for their degrees. Due to my Fulbright placement the year prior—specifically my position on the taskforce convened to overhaul NGO registration, monitoring and regulation—I was able to provide one student who studies NGOs in Haiti with important documents that he otherwise didn't have access to. In the case of another student who studies the contradictions between rural and urban life in Haiti, I was asked to participate in an interview of my impressions, having just spent one year in the city followed by a second year in the countryside. I was also able to connect this same student with a senior anthropologist for an additional interview, and provide him with a newly published summative anthropological research document of which he wasn't yet aware.
Toward the end of our time, I became aware of a higher education fellowship program to study in France, and encouraged the students to apply. I was able to help two of the students craft their applications to the program, and provide solid letters of recommendation that detailed our collaborative efforts and presumably strengthened their applications. Another student asked me to produce a certificate—an important component of the Haitian CV—that specified the research he helped collaborate on. These examples are but a few of the ways in which we were able to mutually cooperate outside the immediate parameters of the research.
9. De-brief and meet afterword
Debriefing is important from both a personal and research standpoint. I conducted exit interviews with each student, to try to glean any final insights they had gained from nine months in the field. Debriefing also gave students a chance to offer constructive criticism of the overall experience and to suggest ways I might improve the process of collaboration in the future.
Meeting in a new context after the research is completed is important as well. Doing so demonstrates that the PI is interested in the students beyond what they helped the PI achieve. I've met several times with students once they returned to the capital, both at their homes and at local restaurants. It's a nice way to bring closure to the entire process in a less formal way.
Works Cited
Murray, Gerald F. 1987. The domestication of wood in Haiti: A case study in applied evolution. In Anthropological Praxis. R. Wulff and S. Fiske, eds. Pp. 223-240. Boulder: Westview Press.
Murray, Gerald F. 1991. The Tree Gardens of Haiti: From Extraction to Domestication. In Social forestry: Communal and private management strategies compared. D. Challinor and M. Hardt Frondorf, eds. Pp. 35-44. Washington, D.C.: School of Advanced International Studies, The Johns Hopkins University.
NYAS @ WGF 10/27: Is Clovis Still First?
Our popular lecture series rolls on! Join us Monday, October 27, at 7:00 PM as we welcome Stuart J. Fiedel, Senior Archaeologist at the Louis Berger Group and author of Prehistory of the Americas to discuss the challenges recent genetic, archaeological, and paleological evidence present to attempts to unambiguously document human occupations in the Americas prior to 13,500 BP and "break the Clovis Barrier".
Since the antiquity of the Monte Verde site in southern Chile was certified in 1997, most archaeologists have accepted that peopling of the Americas began more than 14,500 years ago. A few sites in North America also contain artifacts that seem to be older than Clovis fluted points (which date from ca. 13,500 to 12,800 cal yr BP). The Paisley Caves in Oregon have yielded 14,300-year-old coprolites from which human DNA of Native American types has been extracted. These ostensibly early sites have been linked to a model positing multiple early migrations down the Pacific coast. It has even been proposed that Clovis developed from the Solutrean culture of France and Spain (despite the intervening ocean and a temporal gap of 6,000 years). However, all of these pre-Clovis claims remain dubious. The most recent genetic, archaeological, and paleontological evidence shows that: 1) Native North, Central, and South Americans are all descended from a single founding population derived from northern Eurasia; 2) a child of that population was buried with Clovis tools at the Anzick Site in Montana 13,000 years ago; 3) interior Clovis-linked sites are older than any coastal sites; 4) a Clovis-derived population rapidly occupied South America 13,000 years ago; and 5) rapid human expansion caused an ecosystem catastrophe that entailed the extinction of some 80 genera of megafauna.
Fiedel's talk will be followed by comments by discussant Peter Siegel of Montclair State University.
A reception will precede the meeting at 6:00 pm. Please do not contact the Wenner-Gren Foundation with inquiries regarding registration.
Meet Our 2014 Wadsworth International Fellows: Nasrin Khandoker
Part Three of our introductions of 2014′s class of Wadsworth International Fellows – Nasrin Khandoker of Bangladesh, an anthropologist working on questions of gender, colonialism, and inequality. Khandoker will complete her doctoral studies at the National University of Ireland, Maynooth.
Being an anthropologist of Bangladesh, my interest area is the interdisciplinary connections between gender and colonialism. I am working as an Assistant Professor of Anthropology in Jahangirnagar University in Bangladesh and I just completed my MA in Gender Studies from Central European University, Hungary. Before that, I completed my Master's from the Department of Anthropology in Jahangirnagar University where I am teaching now. Besides that, I am also a founder editorial member of a Bengali journal named 'Public Nribiggan' (Public Anthropology) in Bangladesh.
I did my master's research in Anthropology in a quest to understand marital inequality and the resistance to it. My recently completed Master's thesis is about the historical construction of the ideal images of 'Muslim' and 'Bengali' woman. All of my previous research experiences have been related to gender, sexuality and the subversion of identity. Likewise, it is from here that my PhD interest emerges as well.
My PhD research will focus on the codification of marriage in the context of colonial trasformation. In my research I will problematise the colonial narrative of 'progress' of woman through the emergence of modern ideas of 'love' and will deconstruct the 'victim' images of colonised women. For that, I will enalyze the other forms of sexual/passionate relations articulated in some folk songs which have been marginalized by institutionalization of marriage.
I have been working as a teacher for more than ten years in the Dept. of Anthropology and having a PhD will help me for further advancement of my professional goals. During my teaching years I have offered a varied range of courses in undergraduate and postgraduate level in a variety of Anthropological areas like Biological, Linguistic, Economic, Educational, Urban, Philosophical and Gender Anthropology. I have chosen to go to the National University of Ireland, Maynooth, for my doctoral training since it has a vibrant Anthropology Department in another postcolonial country with a strong interdisciplinary tradition in the study of the British Empire. I will be working with Dr. Chandana Mathur, an engaged anthropologist who has directed several other doctoral projects focused on gender and South Asian themes.
Upcoming November Conferences & Workshops
two gorgeous locales for these two WGF-sponsored events in November!
4th Southern Deserts Conference – "Quaternary Evolution of Deserts Landscapes and Peoples"
November 10-14, 2014
Uspallata City, Mendoza, Argentina
The central aim of the workshop is to foster and systematize a comparative approach to the archaeology of deserts from the southern hemisphere and provide the opportunity for discussing large-scale patterns of historical stability and change, and how it relates to landscape evolution. We will focus on an exploration of the dynamics and mechanisms implied in socio-demographic processes in time and space: a) Regional archaeological gaps and their meaning (bottlenecks, extinctions, relocalizations); b) Interaction of different societies: migrations, replacements, and assimilations; c) Role of information in desert societies: group boundary formation and territoriality. By pursuing a comparative archaeological perspective across continents, the workshop will provide the basis for developing long-term archaeological projects connecting disciplines and countries.
November 10-13, 2014
Queenstown, New Zealand
This combined conference of the New Zealand and the Australian anthropological societies explores and extends the critical study of cosmopolitan anthropologies by debating the theoretical value and practical applicability of an array of grounded Antipodean cosmopolitan anthropologies and by engaging systematically with the literature on cosmopolitan anthropologies from the perspective of medical anthropology. The aim is thus to further internationalize anthropological thinking and practice in New Zealand and Australia and to create a formal contribution to anthropological scholarship through the publication of two peer reviewed, edited collections drawn from the keynote addresses and plenaries and one special issue of the New Zealand-based journal Sites featuring the best quality (peer reviewed) conference papers on the theme of cosmopolitan anthropologies of the Pacific. Two prestigious keynote speakers will address the delegates, Professor Nigel Rapport ( St Andrews University, Scotland) and Prof Sharon Kaufman (University of California).


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Rita and Alan Winstanley receive the first two FA Cup Final tickets from manager Roberto MArtienz
12:46 19th April 2013
by Paul Chialton
Manager serves up a golden surprise for Rita and Alan Winstanley
Alan and Rita Winstanley got the surprise of their lives this week, when Roberto Martinez popped round to their home unannounced to present them with the first two FA Cup Final tickets for May 11.
Season ticket holders since the early 1960s, Alan and Rita first met on a supporters coach going to see Latics in an away game but were unable to see their first love at Wembley in the semi-final as they were celebrating their golden wedding anniversary at the DW Stadium.
The club decided it would be fitting that they were both there to see Wigan Athletic in one of the biggest games in the club's history when the face Manchester City in the final and has paid for their tickets and travel for the big day.
Roberto Martinez said: "The support Alan and Rita have given our club for so long is incredible and we wanted to make sure that they didn't miss our big day at Wembley, again!
"When you discover these stories it tells you so much about what is behind our club and the people who make us what we are. I hope they enjoy their day and that we can make it a game to really remember."
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Sweet shop's fake £3 choc bars
A Cwmbran sweet shop has been fined for selling 30p supermarket chocolate bars as £3 Wonka ones.
A Cwmbran sweet shop has been fined for selling 30p supermarket chocolate bars as £3 Wonka ones.
A Cwmbran sweet retailer has been prosecuted for selling fake Wonka chocolate bars for £3 which were actually repackaged supermarket-value bars.
Sweet66 Ltd pleaded guilty to eight offences of breaching trademark legislation and misleading consumers.
An investigation, led by Torfaen Council's trading standards, found that Sweet66 Ltd were selling fake Wonka chocolate bars for £3 that were actually repackaged Smart Price chocolate bars from ASDA, which they had bought for just 30p.
Newport magistrates court heard Sweet66 candy store in Cwmbran Shopping Centre had duped consumers and was fined £400 and ordered to pay £1000 towards the prosecutions costs.
Sweet66 Ltd, which is owned by Mr Alexander Gwillym, 39, of Llantarnam, Cwmbran, started selling the counterfeit chocolate bars in September 2012 and continued to do so, despite advice from the council's trading standards service.
Council have until today to say if the plan to merge. Minister Leighton Andrews says joining together will create "significant savings"
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A largely dry, cloudy and mild night with fog patches mainly confined to higher ground. Blustery along the coast.


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Authorities: Photos show Hernandez holding gun
Home surveillance photos recorded hours before - and minutes after - his friend was shot to death show former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez holding a gun, authorities said.
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Home surveillance photos recorded hours before - and minutes after - his friend was shot to death show former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez holding a gun, authorities said.
The photos, taken from Hernandez's home surveillance system, are the public's first look at images that appear to show Hernandez holding a gun both before and after the killing. They were among more than 100 pages of court records released Thursday by Attleboro District Court.
Hernandez has pleaded not guilty to murder in the death of Odin Lloyd, a 27-year-old Boston semi-professional football player whose body was found June 17 in an industrial park about a mile from Hernandez's home. He was shot five times.
One of Hernandez's associates in the case, Ernest Wallace, was scheduled to make an appearance in court on Friday morning. Prosecutors say Wallace and another man, Carlos Ortiz, drove with Hernandez and Lloyd to the industrial park in North Attleborough.
Authorities believe Lloyd was killed with a .45 caliber Glock, which they have said hasn't been recovered. Prosecutors have said previously that a gun Hernandez is seen holding in the home surveillance appears to be a Glock.
Four pictures show Hernandez in his basement holding a gun shortly after Lloyd was killed, an affidavit released Thursday says. The surveillance was cut off within minutes.
Two other photos show what authorities say is Hernandez in his living room, a few hours before Lloyd's killing, also holding what they say is a gun.
Prosecutors previously only described the photos in court and in affidavits.
Authorities recovered an ammunition clip for .45 caliber bullets in Hernandez's Hummer as well as ammunition of the same caliber inside a condo he rented in Franklin, Mass.
The previously sealed documents were released after several media organizations, including The Associated Press, filed motions seeking access and Judge Daniel O'Shea agreed Wednesday that they are public records.
Defense attorneys have objected to the unsealing of the records, saying it is "systematically undermining" Hernandez's right to a fair trial.
On Wednesday, O'Shea also delayed a probable cause hearing for Hernandez to give prosecutors more time to present evidence in the murder case to a grand jury. That hearing was rescheduled for Aug. 22.
Hernandez will continue to be held without bail until then.
Prosecutors say Hernandez orchestrated Lloyd's killing because he was upset at him for talking to people Hernandez had problems with at a nightclub a few days earlier.
Authorities have not said who fired the shots, but documents filed in Florida portray the former Patriot as the triggerman. According to the records, Ortiz told police that Wallace said Hernandez fired the shots.
Wallace has pleaded not guilty to a charge of being an accessory to murder after the fact. Ortiz has pleaded not guilty to a gun charge.
The Patriots released Hernandez within hours of his arrest.
Speaking at length Thursday for the first time since Hernandez's arrest, Patriots quarterback Tom Brady said the team has had a "challenging offseason" and that it must work hard to "re-establish what we're all about."
The University of Florida, where Hernandez played in college, also said it is removing all references to him in and around the stadium in Gainesville. The University Athletic Association said in a statement it "didn't feel it was appropriate to celebrate" the former Gator.
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11 tips that should improve your social media skills
Several people have asked for "social media tips" lately, so I thought I'd blog about the topic and expand upon a few recent presentations that I've done.
First, "social media" as a term is outdated. It's media, pure and simple. Everything online is social. It's content and context. You're telling your story via media, not "social media." The term isn't going away, but social media is media. Got it?
To make my tips more easily digestible, here they are in list format. Use and share as you will.
Don't get all caught up in it.
You might say that people don't care what you're doing. You know what? They do. But, if they don't, don't worry. Yet, they probably care more what you're seeing. So, post pictures and have fun. But always remember that what you post isn't as important as you think it may be. It is, as they say, what it is. Don't get all caught up in the buzz. Have fun, be yourself and enjoy it.
Never apologize for optimism.
Your posts on various media should help you say thanks and cheer on success. Use your words optimistically and cheerfully. People want to be happy. Do your part. And when you get ripped on for being "too happy," let it roll off and move on.
Listen more and think before you write.
Treat your content like face to face communication. If you wouldn't say it in public or to to my face, don't write it.
Have an agenda.
Know what you want to accomplish, set goals and follow your marching orders.
Love where you live.
I've always said that cities are only as good as the stories they tell. You live where you do for a reason, so tell others about your hometown. Embrace it, love it and promote it. It's our responsibility and we all have an audience. More people need to hear the Milwaukee (or whenever you live) story. Tell it.
Think, thank, play and pray hard.
Simple advice. Works for about anything, including your social media posts.
Be a resource.
Share, help and assist with your posts. Be generous and don't just share your own content. It's easy to build communities and friends this way. Obviously, I hope you know that just promoting and complaining gets you no where. Be helpful and others will help you.
Do what you love, or at least promote it.
More of a career advice tip here. But, social media can and should help you get to where you want to be professionally. Build communities around jobs and topics you like and the dream job just may follow.
Act like you own the place.
Again, a general tip. But, you're a resource so own it, stand tall and be confident when you post. Everyone loves a hero. Be one.
Be random, just not all the time.
It can't be all play or all business. Be random on Twitter and other places, just not all of the time. Of course, if you embrace random as your agenda then go all out with it. See #winning.
Respond and make it known that you're responding.
Finally, when you're responding to a social media post make it known. It's much easier for others to follow the conversation. Of course many services do this for you but never take your audience for granted and rope them in when needed if you're responding to a single person.
That's all. Go forth, be good and be social.
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New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung (Newspaper) - July 8, 1987, New Braunfels, Texas Commerce Industry July New Texas PageS Texas Business Today Warnings good protection By MARY SCOTT NABERS Commissioner Dear Commissioner Nabers I have been reading your columns and I notice that you often emphasize giving employees written warnings or Is there a law that requires an employer to do this before he can fire somebody Texas Dear there is no law which requires you to give written warnings before terminating an It good business practice and good protection for you as an employer to do A written signed by the is excellent proof that you notified the employee of the gave him or her an opportunity to take corrective and advised the employee of the consequences of failure to take such Verbal warnings or counselirtgs are often or underestimated as to their im Dear Commissioner Nabers How much money can a person receive in umemployment benefits and how long can they draw it Texas Dear The amount of benefits available to a claimant depends upon their Currently the maximum weekly benefit amount is for 26 weeks a total of The minimum weekly benefit amount is In order to qualify for the maximum benefit an in dividual must have been earning approximately a year at least a year and a half prior to the date of the GV phone coop meets The Guadalupe Valley Telephone held its 32nd annual membership meeting June 24 at New Braunfels Civic Curtis chairman of the presided over the which was opened with a trumpet solo of the National Anthem by New Braunfels High School senior Brian The Very Terrance Noland of Josephs Catholic Church at Honey delivered the Ed Comal County served as sergeant at arms and parliamentarian was GVTCs legal counsel Marion Bremer in his remarks to the memberowners reported on the cooperatives sound financial condition and the coops con tinued progress during the GVTC assets now stand at more than Membership in the cooperative increased by 6 percent during Bremer announced thai the telephone coop was returning capital credit refunds in excess of to its This he brings the total payback to more than For the past 15 the cooperative has not had to in crease its rales for basic regulated service and Bremer announced that the coop has no plans to institute any sort of local service increase this Five directors were elected Doris district 1 Alvin district 2 Harry district 3 and district Membership approved a 50 percent increase in directors meeting lister also was honored for his 25th anniversary with Vice president Lester received a special award for his years of work with rural telecom General Manager Ken Brannies presented 13 employees with service Awarded for five years of service were Jan Jim Bob Rosemary Pam Rudolph Lorine and Bruce Reciving service awards for 10 years of service were Gloria Gass and Jimmie Service awards for 15 years of senice went to Glenn Acker and Virgil Raymond Willeford received a service award for 20 years of service and Gilbert Philippus received an award for 25 years of George Saur was recognizedas GVTC employee of the Dear Commissioner Nabers Can a person draw unemployment benefits and Workers Compensation at the same time Dear The Texas Unem ployment Compensation Act provides that a person receiving Workers Compensation payments during a period when he would otherwise be eligible for unem ployment benefits will be disqualified from receiving unemployment You should be that this disqualifying provision does NOT apply to a settlement payment made by your Workers Com pensation carrier in lieu of litigating a contested Workers Compensation Nabers represents em ployers throughout If you have any write her at Texas Business 614 Texas Employment Commission 15th and Texas the of thfc Few training fbf Safe Ptoagfc Through Corridors o STAND TAUOWbOUft Withdrawals surpass bad loans as worry DALLAS AP Some Texas already saddled with bad are trying to fend off a run by depositors who are pulling their dollars out by the millions in what one analyst called a cycle of greed and Large depositors withdrew million in the largest withdrawal so far this year in according to the Federal Home Loan Figures arent available yet for May and Analysts and regulators said those depositors were cashing in their highinterest jumbo cer tificates of deposit at troubled thrifts and taking them to healthier institutions with lower We see two emotions in the cycle greed and said Frank a financial con sultant with Ferguson of While some depositors lately have been showing renewed Anderson believes that so greed has won out over People want the higher rates at the ailing in stitutions but they also want the government It depends on whether you want to eat well or sleep he The greatest headache for Texas thrifts is the decline of the jumbo certificates said Mike Edgar of the Federal Home Loan The cash shortage prompted a 23 percent in crease in savings and loans taking brokered deposits at interest rates as much as percent over rates paid by thrifts outside said George executive vice president of the Dallas The percent figure is an nualized over the past six he About billion in cash reserves that thrifts held on account at the Dallas FHLB was with drawn in the past six months ending in Barclay But the Dallas home loan bank had gained back billion of that amount by June said Barclay said as much as billion to billion is needed now at the Dallas FHLB alone to improve member institutions For that analysts and some regulators believe a stronger congressional bailout bill is needed for the Federal Savings and Loan In surance which guarantees individuals deposits up to the FSLIC is because it lacks the funds to cover the thrifts projected said the financial Thrifts can operate with bad loans but they must maintain adequate deposits to stay in There is no question that a higher recapitalization bill is he In we will need billion to billion in the next five he The House plan says billion the Senates is about billion and billion was proposed by the Reagan administration and the and supported by the Federal Home Loan Bank in the Dallas FHLB has approached several brokerage houses to help ailing Texas They have a couple of nationwide programs to send money in the direction of thrifts that have said Doug Green with the FHLB Board in Under such securities firms make deposits at troubled thrifts that have suffered the greatest Merrill Lynch which has mostly in termediateterm CDs in more than 100 thrifts around the has been asked to participate in the said company spokesman James Flynn in New All we have done as investment bankers and people interested in savings and loans is to say we would love to look at them and love to be part of the solution if we said He said he couldnt reveal details of the He denied published reports that Merrill Lynch was considering withdrawing about million in deposits from a Houston thrift and would roll over about million worth of cer tificates at another institution for only 90 Our programs are such that we are not in a position to withdraw funds prior to maturity without facing substantial he A Texas savings and loan official said the need for ailing thrifts to pay interest rate premiums of as much as two percentage points above rates paid by outofstate institutions is hurting business Healthy institutions must remain competitive with the We are just cutting out of our own said Gerald president of Colonial Savings and Loan in Fort Energy belt are being penalized by The majority of the in Texas are healthy it is the socalled Texas 40 that are boosting rates and impacting our bottom Tax policy A policy of change NEW YORK AP Does the United States have a tax policy In 1981 Congress passed the Economic Recovery Tax cutting personal tax rales by 25 But in the same year it raised Social Security taxes by In the following it added to the tax take through a billion Tax Equity and Fiscal Responsibility In 1983 the gasoline tax was raised And in the same year Social Security taxes rose In the Deficit Reduction Act added billion to the tax thus erasing whatever taxcut benefits remained from the 1981 tax After a years Congress agreed that taxes were loo and so it passed the Tax Act of designed to lessen the tax burden on most people even if it raised it on Even before passage of that work had begun on changing the tax laws In some members of Congress who agreed to passage of the 1986 act were simultaneously working to change Other members of Congress looked at what had been expressed the view that they hadnt intended to pass everything they had found in the And so they too laid plans to correct their the House Ways and Means Committee has compiled more than 100 possibilities for raising taxes demonstrating once more the amazing ability of lawmakers to rejuggle figures current and those to In the list there is something for Among the possibilities are excisetax increases on cigarettes to 32 cents from 16 cents a pack a luxury excise tax on jewelry and perfume a rise in beer and wine taxes to the same level as those for distilled More wideranging is the possibility of raising the marginal tax the ones that were cut last year a 5 percent surtax a capital gains tax at death a securities transfer tax another tax on oil taxing worker This creativity in taxing matters comes under the extreme pressure of a budget one thai everyone agrees must be corrected but which nobody seems able to correct via the alternative route of cuts in But in spite of this there remains what many people would view as a sense of unreality about a tax The president says he wont allow an And members of Congress seem loathe to be associated with It is a preelection Should Democrats allow themselves to be associated with a bill that would raise taxes Should the President be allowed to stand as a public hero for vetoing such efforts appearances must be Arguments soon will be heard on how to raise revenues a process that is bound to bring the 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STAMFORD, Conn. – Stamford native Bobby Valentine will be named the next athletic director at Sacred Heart University.
Valentine, 62, will officially be introduced at a news conference Tuesday. He will succeed Donald Cook, who is retiring. Sacred Heart announced the hiring in a press release Friday afternoon.
Valentine was fired as manager of the Boston Red Sox in October after only year on the job. He also had Major League stints as manager with the Texas Rangers and New York Mets. He also managed in Japan and had a 10-year playing career in the majors, beginning with the Los Angeles Dodgers in 1969.
Aside from his role as baseball manager, the position would be the first significant administrative position for Valentine. He served as Stamford's director of public safety for less than a year in 2011 before joining the Red Sox.
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