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'george clooney effect' sees coffee pods added to national shopping basket _ the independent
Commenting on the changes, Carina Perkins, buying and supplying editor, The Grocer, remarked: "The ONS basket offers a great insight into the UK's changing food and drink habits. Avocado and egg yolk face mask Shoppers are becoming more health conscious, and the addition of meat snacks reflects the protein craze and demand for 'healthier' alternatives to crisps, while the addition of microwaved rice and coffee pods shows convenience still counts,"
And an ONS spokesman said: "In the longer term the basket does reflect changing habits with, for example, a move towards more prepared food and drink reflected this year in the inclusion of coffee pods and pouches of microwave rice, which join existing coffee and rice items in the inflation basket." He added: "However other changes are designed to improve the overall estimate of inflation and don't necessarily reflect changed spending or eating habits – for example the inclusion of lemons this year."
New research has revealed that children across the UK just aren't stepping up to the plate when it comes to simple facts about the food they eat – with almost half of children under eight not knowing that eggs come from chickens
To encourage more people to cook and eat together, IKEA has launched The Dining Club in Shoreditch – a fully immersive 'Do-It-Yourself' restaurant – which will open its doors from 10 – 25 September 2016. Avocado and egg breakfast Members of the public can book to host a brunch, lunch or dinner party for up to 20 friends and family. Baked avocado and egg recipes Supported by their very own sous chef and maître de, the host and their guests will orchestrate an intimate dining experience where cooking together is celebrated and eating together is inspirational
Gatwick Airport has teamed up with London dim sum restaurant Ping Pong to create a limited edition menu with a distinctly British twist; including a Full English Bao and Beef Wellington Puff, to celebrate the launch of the airport's new route to Hong Kong
To celebrate the 2016 Sony World Photography Awards, photographers share tips on how to create an award winning food photography using the full-frame, palm-sized interchangeable lens Sony α7R II camera.
Egg and avocado sandwich recipes A series of stunning food photography images capture the exquisite, mouth-watering detail of the dinner table close up. Avocado egg and bacon Tapping into the growing trend of food photography, renowned food photographer Hugh Johnson has shared his step-by-step guide to capturing incredible gastronomic imagery. Avocado and egg on toast healthy Winning and shortlisted photographers will be exhibited at Somerset House from 22 April – 8 May
Unique pizza art has been created by Zizzi in celebration of the Queen's 90th birthday. Avocado and egg health benefits The pizza features the queen in an iconic pose illustrated with fresh and tasty Italian ingredients on a backdrop of the Union Jack
Blue potatoes, once a staple part of British potato crops, are back on the menu thanks to a Cambridge scientist turned-organic farmer and Farmdrop, an online marketplace that lets people buy direct from local farms. Baked avocado and egg breakfast Cambridge PhD graduate-turned farmer, Adrian Izzard has used traditional growing techniques at Wild Country Organics to produce the colourful spuds, packed with healthy cell-protecting anthocyanin, which had previously disappeared from UK plates when post-war farmers were pushed towards higher-yielding varieties
France is planning to usurp Scotland's reputation as the home of the world's best whisky, fired by a growing national obsession with the drink. How to use avocado and egg for hair According to a study by retail consultants Bonial, the French drink more whisky than any other country – an average of 2.15 litres a year, compared to 1.8 litres in second-placed Uruguay and the US in third on 1.4 litres
The London Contemporary Orchestra prepares for one of a kind performance in iconic St Luke's in Old Street. Avocado egg oven recipe After unique collaboration with Cadbury Dairy Milk they've produced an incredible multi-sensory live event, which will go ahead on 23 February, pairing the sound music with the taste of chocolate (the event is free to the public!)
The Cadbury Creme Egg cafe has opened on Greek Street in Soho, London and it welcomes everyone on the weekends, until 6 March 2016. Avocado egg and oil hair treatment The menu offers most delicious creme egg toasties and cakes and you may want to jump in to the ball pool for some more fun (available for children and adults!)
The inventor of the Cronut – a croissant and doughnut hybrid – is set to launch his first bakery in London. Vegemite avocado and egg Dominique Ansel announced that his eponymous bakery will open at some point in 2016 on Instagram by posting an image of one of his famous pastries decorated with a Union Jack flag. Avocado and egg dinner The chef said he was "thrilled" about his new venture
The old saying goes that breakfast is the most important meal of the day, so many of us do as we are told and grab a bowl of cereal before we head out the door. Avocado and scrambled egg recipes But an expert has warned that while many cereals boxes claim their contents are the perfect start to the day, many are packed full of sugar and carbohydrates with little nutritional value. Avocado and egg yolk hair mask Even some seemingly-health muesli cereals have a lot of added sugar in the form of honey, malt, molasses, dried fruit or "even fruit juice"
For guests seeking a dining experience with a twist, Alton Towers Resort launches the UK's first Rollercoaster Restaurant, brand new and opening in May 2016. Avocado egg boat recipe The new restaurant is set below a vast rollercoaster track where diners can watch as their order tackles two gravity defying loop-the-loops before dropping 8m/26ft down the tornado spiral to their table. Baked egg and avocado To ensure that the menu is up to the challenge, each of the dishes will be put through its paces at the Resort's extensive test centre to guarantee that each one can withstand the force
After Bradford was named the Curry Capital of Britain for the fifth year running, a map has been released showing which regions of Britain enjoy a spicy curry and which prefer the milder variants. Egg and avocado recipes for breakfast According to the map developed by Hari Ghotra, Kent, Essex, West Yorkshire and Lancashire are the heat-handling kings of Britain, while Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales all prefer milder curries. Poached egg and avocado on toast The data was collected by monitoring the location of social media posts that mentioned names of curries. Avocado and egg hair treatment These were then given a spice rating and were then collated to give each area a score out of 1000
Victorians threw cold water over themselves, Native Americans licked their own sweat and Ancient Egyptians would cast spells on their beer. Avocado and egg sandwich recipes These days, the office barfly is more likely to be seen sipping an Alka-Seltzer the day after the night before. Avocado and egg breakfast recipes But the hangover-treatment industry is now reported to be worth billions, so it's no wonder everyone from big pharma to quirky hipster start-ups are inventing new and enticing ways to cash in on the painful headaches and slumps in productivity – starting by preventing hangovers in the first place. Avocado egg yolk honey hair mask One of the latest miracle cures to hit the shelves in 2015 is salami. Baked avocado with egg in the middle Serious Pig, a Peckham-based craft meat business, has developed what it calls "the world's first hangover- preventing meat treat"
Search where you will in the most exclusive cheese shops in France and you will no longer find a bleu de Termignon, a vacherin d'Abondance or a galette des Monts-d'Or. Avocado and egg sandwich healthy They are among 50 species of French cheese to have vanished in the past four decades. Salad with avocado and egg The survival of French cheese made in the traditional manner with lait cru or raw, unpasteurised milk, is threatened by the "bacteriological correctness" of European and national food safety regulation
We are living through a new era of creative, non-alcoholic drinks that go way beyond a coke or sweet mocktail. Avocado and egg calories The world is becoming more health conscious. Egg in avocado recipe pinterest There's the war on sugar, and teetotalism is on the rise, with more than one in five not drinking at all (especially young adults), according to The National Statistics for Adult Drinking Habits. Egg and avocado toast This abstinence is even more pronounced in London, with almost one in three turning away from alcohol. Egg and avocado for breakfast An increasing number of mixologists are applying their talents to the creation of non-alcoholic drinks that taste as good as their boozy alternatives
Suntory's chief blender Mr. Avocado deviled eggs recipe paleo Fukuyo San blends component whiskies to create Suntory Yamazaki Distiller's Reserve, a blend of young and old single malts. Avocado and egg salad recipe Japan's warm climate and varied seasons makes it perfect environment to age and blend whiskies, creating subtle, refined and complex expressions.The recent trend for Japanese whisky has put the spirit on the verge of a global shortage
Michelin starred chef, Simon Rogan in action cooking a menu inspired by the provenance ingredients in the new Chef's Signature range from Kettle Chips. Avocado and egg microwave Kettle Chips, the nation's favourite premium crisp brand, has launched the new range of crisps with exciting new seasonings, made with the highest quality food ingredients rather than chemicals or artificial flavours
Britain's avocado coulovers are facing a significant increase in the cost of their favourite salad food because the so-called superfood is becoming too popular. Avocado and egg hair mask High demand from health-conscious consumers has led Peru to triple its avocado exports since 2010, with exports to the UK up 58% over the past year
Burger King could become the first fast food chain to sell alcohol in its UK restaurants. Avocado and egg diet The popular eatery plans to sell American beers in plastic bottles from this month onwards. Poached egg and avocado The beverages are only to be consumed on restaurant premises
Guinness is set to become vegan friendly for the first time in its 256-year history, as the company announced its plan to stop using fish bladders in its filters
Salmon that ends up on the dinner table may not be salmon at all, a study has suggested. Baked avocado egg microwave The problem of salmon mislabelling has become an increasing issue in the US in the winter months, according to American research published by Oceana. Avocado and egg breakfast ideas The findings show that 43 per cent of the salmon tested was mislabelled – the most common instance of this being when farmed Atlantic salmon was sold as wild salmon
Fast-food chain McDonald's is throwing its hat into the UK's gourmet burger ring after launching its Signature Collection. Avocado and egg salad sandwich The premium burgers, which feature the restaurant's thickest ever beef patty made from 100 per cent British and Irish beef, were made available in 28 restaurants in London and the South
Ingredients, a new book co-created by photographer Dwight Eschliman and food writer Steve Ettlinger distils 25 products, including popcorn, Red Bull and chicken soup, focusing on 75 of the most common food additives and revealing what each one looks like, where it comes from and why it is used. Avocado and egg treatment for the hair McDonald's chicken nuggets were found to contain 40 different ingredients. Avocado egg and olive oil hair mask These included dextrose, a sugar also used by shoe makers to make leather more pliable, and corn starch, used for thickening food as well as also being a substitute for petrol
Dark beers are more suited to cold months, so the thinking goes, but in one part of the world they're always popular. Avocado and egg for breakfast "Lots of breweries in New Zealand have got stouts and porters among their best sellers," says Stu McKinlay, one half of the duo behind Wellington brewing company Yeastie Boys. Avocado and egg salad McKinlay recently swapped Wellington for west Kent in order to launch Yeastie Boys in the UK, and he's joined forces with four other breweries (8 Wired, Renaissance, Three Boys, Tuatara) as part of the New Zealand Craft Beer Collective, to promote his country's finest over here
A recent WHO report warning that processed and red meats can cause cancer may have left you thinking a little harder about whether to pick up that bacon butty for breakfast or ditch a beef-filled Bolognese for dinner – but how worried should we be? The review of 800 studies for the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) prompted global health experts to cast processed meats – including bacon, ham and sausages – into the ominous-sounding list of group 1 carcinogens, where they joined formaldehyde, gamma radiation and cigarettes. Avocado and egg for skin Eating just a 50g portion of processed meat – or two rashers of bacon – a day increases the risk of bowel cancer by 18 per cent, the experts concluded
Devon, Norfolk, Yorkshire and Somerset offer the best fish and chips in the UK, according to the 2016 National Fish and Chip Awards. Avocado and egg weight loss Selected from a shortlist of 10 semi-finalists, Hanbury's Famous Fish and Chips in Babbacombe, Devon; No 1 Cromer in Cromer, Norfolk; Papa's Fish and Chips in Willerby, East Yorkshire; The Scallop Shell in Bath, Somerset; and Trenchers Restaurant in Whitby, North Yorkshire have been declared the best restaurants serving the traditional English dish


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Raw-edged and in loose, draping layers, Alistair Trung's spring offerings were a highlight of last night's MSFW (Melbourne fashion week) runway. From an opener of brilliant blue trough to the teal closing piece, the colour palette was vibrant and strong; and it was the block coloured pieces over the printed ones that had the most impact.
Trung's dresses don't just drape. They fall as if only partly hanging on, giving the effect of fabric that's unravelling from around the body. Where some such loose drapes of fabric may come off as shapeless, Trung's have an unfussy hint of sex appeal.
Also look out for a unique take on the season's sunray pleats: a blue asymmetrical number casually layered over a white tank.
For more of Alistair Trung's spring 2011 collection, click on the thumbnails above.

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Intensive workshop includes hands-on work, study, and an exploration of the Biodynamic Agricultural Method and the cosmic forces that affect the farm organism.
This course is for homesteaders, backyard gardeners, farmers, ranchers, landscapers, educators, environmentalists, students, and anybody who wishes to learn how to live sustainably and grow their own food.
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Participation of Sigma Designs, Inc. as an Associate of ITU-T Study Group 15
Participation of B-DeltaCom Ltd as an Associate of ITU-T Study Group 15
ITU-T's Study Group 5 (SG5) meeting for the first time with its new name and mandate "environment and climate change" has started work on turning the deliverables of the Focus Group on ICTs and Climate Change into ITU-T Recommendations. Key among them is the methodology giving ICT companies a consistent mechanism to report their carbon footprints (see previous newslog). In addition to Study Group 5's two Working Parties involved in studies related to the electromagnetic environment, a new Working Party dealing with ICTs and Climate Change has been established.
The meeting also saw a correspondence from the GSMA requesting the support of ITU for its work on a Universal Charging Solution (UCS). The request was positively received and SG5 will work on adopting the solution as an ITU-T Recommendation.
The UCS proposal is for an energy-efficient one-charger-fits-all new mobile phones solution. GSMA estimates it will result in a 50 per cent reduction in standby energy consumption, elimination of 51,000 tonnes of duplicate chargers and a subsequent reduction of 13.6 million tonnes in greenhouse gas emissions each year. GSMA says that UCS will also make life much simpler for the consumer, who will be able to use the same charger for future handsets, as well as being able to charge their mobile phone anywhere from any available charger.
The SG 5 meeting appointed new leads (working party, vice chairs and rapporteurs) for the various new work areas (questions) including; coordination and planning of ICT and climate change related standardization; methodology of environmental impact assessment of ICT; data collection for energy efficiency for ICTs over the lifecycle and environmental protection and recycling of ICT equipments/facilities.
Also at the meeting two new ITU-T Recommendations were consented; K.80 electromagentic compatibility (EMC) requirements for telecommunication network equipment (1 GHz - 6 GHz) and K.81 high power electromagnetic (HPEM) immunity guide for telecommunication systems.
ITU has given first stage approval (consent) to two new standards on fixed-mobile convergence (FMC). Operators offering FMC will be able to provide both services with a single phone, switching between networks on an ad hoc basis.
Experts say that the standards are an important step in the ongoing study and development of next generation network (NGN) mobility support and FMC service and network capabilities.
Recommendation ITU-T Y.2018 describes a mobility management and control framework and architecture for NGN. The architecture supports IP-based mobility for user devices in the NGN transport stratum. Y.2018 defines a new component called MMCF (Mobility Management and Control Functions) which includes support for handling mobile location management and handover decision and control as well as the interaction with other existing NGN functional components such as NACF (Network and Attachment Control Functions), RACF (Resource and Admission Control Functions), service control functions and transport functions.
Recommendation ITU-T Y.2808 describes principles, service and network capabilities, and architectures for IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) based FMC. The Recommendation describes a network architecture that uses IMS to provide the same set of services to user terminals regardless of the use of fixed or mobile access network technologies, and ensures service continuity when the point of attachment of the terminal changes between different access network technologies.
The June issue of IEEE Communications Magazine carries a 'feature topic' on ITU's Kaleidoscope event – Innovations in Next Generation Networks (NGN).
The magazine, also available online, carries the winning papers, as well as two invited papers from the first of ITU's academic events.
The winning papers were:
Organized by ITU-T with IEEE ComSoc as Technical Co-Sponsor and supported by Cisco, Intel, the International Communications Foundation of Japan and Sun Microsystems, the conference brought together the best academic minds from around the world to present their future visions for Next-Generation Networks (NGN).
Among over 140 papers submitted. 53 papers were presented and the best three were awarded prizes totaling $10,000 kindly donated by Cisco. These papers will be included in a future special edition of the IEEE Communications Magazine.
The second Kaleidoscope event - Innovations for Digital Inclusion - will be held in Mar del Plata, Argentina, 31 August – 1 September 2009.
Kaleidoscope events are a series of peer-reviewed academic conferences aiming to increase the dialogue between experts working on the standardization of information and communications technologies (ICT) and academia.
Kaleidoscope 2009 will feature original academic papers offering innovative approaches to digital inclusion. As before prizes totaling USD 10k will be granted to the best papers. In addition a young author recognition certificate will be granted to authors presenting papers whoare pursuing their studies and do not – at the time of the event - have a PhD.
Accepted papers will be presented during the event, published in the proceedings and made available through IEEE Xplore. The best papers will be evaluated for potential publication in IEEE Communications Magazine.
Kaleidoscope-2009 will analyze technologies, services and applications five years and beyond that will capitalize on NGN infrastructure and promote digital inclusion. The event will cover multidisciplinary aspects, including regulatory and societal challenges as well as analysis of standardization needed.
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On the occasion of the third Symposium on ICTs and Climate Change, which will take place on 8-10 July 2009, in Quito, Ecuador, ITU has revised and published a background paper on this important issue.
The paper reflects recent work done in the three ITU Sectors, including the work of the Focus Group and the creation of an ITU-T Study Group on Environment and Climate Change, and addresses key issues in the Latin American region, such as deforestation and emergency communications.
The rise in the number of extreme weather events, such as hurricanes in the Caribbean, threats to low-lying areas from rising oceans are evidence of the impact of climate change on developing countries and in the Americas. Latin America is particularly impacted by deforestation, which, according to estimations, contributes nearly one-fifth of total global greenhouse gas emissions.
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The annex provides an inventory of work underway in ITU on climate change.
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Archive for August, 2010
Episode 106 with Todd GlassComedy and Everything Else Episode 106
Wear your pants six feet longer than your legs with Todd Glass!
Episode 105 with Jimmy ShubertComedy and Everything Else Episode 105
Learning how to be a troglodyte with Jimmy Shubert!
Episode 104 with W. Kamau Bell & Kevin AveryComedy and Everything Else Episode 104
This week on Comedy and Everything Else:
- Double teaming with two great comics, W. Kamau Bell & Kevin Avery. Don't miss this episode!
- Our first and second black guests!
- We dedicate this episode to Dr. Laura
- The 'n word' is a special word
- An unforgettable night
- President Obama is like a mood ring
Listener Emails regarding Kyle Cease and moreComedy and Everything Else Episode 105
It's here! An episode of your emails about the Kyle Cease episodes, eating on mic, and Paul Provenza! Moron stops by as well.
Episode 103 with Paul ProvenzaComedy and Everything Else Episode 103
This week on Comedy and Everything Else:
Special guest Paul Provenza covers all bases!
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Episode 102 with Kyle CeaseComedy and Everything Else Episode 102
This week on Comedy and Everything Else:
- The second half of the episode where special guest Kyle Cease explains Stand Up Bootcamp.
- This is part two of a two part episode. Listen to Part 1 for more information.
As we thought it would, the Kyle Cease episode last week did cause a lot of controversey (it sure did!), and before you listen to this second half, if you haven't listened to Doug Stanhope's assessment of the Kyle Cease / Louie Anderson comedy Stand Up Boot Camp, please do so. You won't understand what this show is about without reading it. Doug's post is what prompted this whole episode and made Kyle want to come on this show to address his critics. Most people understand what it's about, but some people who aren't comics may not understand what's happening, and the Doug Stanhope post will really help.
This episode also features interviews with comics and gets their opinions on this story as well, including Neil Brennan (co-creator of the Chappelle Show), Brian McKim (of Schecky Magazine), and we even sit down with an instructor from the Stand Up Boot Camp and he tells us what the difference between a stand up comedy boot camp and a real boot camp. We also talk to the talent booker of one of the top clubs in the country.
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Restoration crew digs up possible missing homicide evidence
PAULDING, Ohio (WTVN) -- Crews working to clean out the basement of the old Paulding County Jail for a haunted walk came across an old shoe. They didn't think much of it until a local newspaper reporter came by for an interview.
Jeff Hollis, who owns All Trades Historical Restoration and bought the building, told the reporter of the discovery. She remembered a cold case murder from 1960 and told him the evidence had gone missing decades ago. Hollis and family of 14-year old Nancy Eagleson believe the shoe and what appears to be a scarf belonged to the girl.
"We're pretty proud that we found it," said Hollis noting that it was behind walls an in a narrow area of the basement. "They had intentions to get it back there and get it out of the way, let's put it that way."
Some people speculate the evidence went missing on purpose and point to corruption in the sheriff's office back in the 1960s.
Sheriff Jason Landers isn't sure the shoe fits. He says it would be tough to match the shoe to the case due to the condition it is in, but it's even tougher because of the way it was handled.
"By the time I got over there there were probably 10 people or better there that had apparently viewed the shoe. Sounds like several people touched the shoe and took pictures of the shoe," he said.
He called in agents from the Ohio Bureau of Investigation to go through the area to see if they could find additional evidence. Hollis says agents left with several items, but he didn't know what they were.
Landers says they didn't find anything else that would lead them to believe that someone buried evidence there 40 years ago. However, he's not saying the shoe is definitely not connected to the cold case.
"There's enough of the shoe left and with the crime scene photos and just doing a quick comparison that I can't tell you it is not the shoe, you know at this point I would be surprised if it is," he said.
He says the curvature of the heel is the same on the found shoe and those seen in crime scene photos.
Hollis says they decided to delay the haunted tours a week out of respect for the family, however he says they gave him the green light to go forward with the event.
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We are delighted to welcome you to the School of Liberal Arts graduate program and want to make your transition to life as a graduate student at Tulane as easy as possible. Before your classes begin there are a few very important things that every new Tulane student must do and several forms that all new students must complete (most completed on-line). Some of these forms require information that may take some time for you to obtain so it is advisable to review and begin completing these forms in early June and have everything completed if possible by the first week of August. Below is a step by step summary, followed by a detailed explanation of each step necessary to complete your enrollment and begin receiving stipend checks (if applicable). Please read every section carefully and follow each step that is applicable to you:
Before Arriving on Tulane Campus:
1) Students on Visa – Complete the Foreign Data Admission and Fund Verification Form and e-mail back to the School of Liberal Arts Office of Graduate Programs. This will be e-mailed to you several weeks after you accept the admission offer. Schedule Visa appointment for a date after you expect to receive your I-20 (or DS-2109) from Tulane
2) Send final, official transcripts with degree earned to: Director of Graduate Programs, School of Liberal Arts, Newcomb Hall Room 102, New Orleans, LA 70118, if not already done so. If you have already sent an official transcript that indicates all final degrees earned when you applied, it is not necessary to send another one.
3) Obtain your immunization records and submit these on-line to Student Health Center.
4) Contact Office of Housing at Tulane for information on Tulane affiliated or non-Tulane affiliated housing.
5) Register for classes through Gibson OnLine.
6) If have a fellowship, teaching or research assistantship, download, complete and send the INS I-9 form and the 4 other student hiring/payroll forms to your department administrator. NOTE: IF you do not have a U.S. bank account you will need to get a U.S. bank account before you can begin receiving your stipend checks. This could delay the start of your stipend payments until the second pay date depending on when you obtain the bank account.
After you arrive on Tulane campus:
1) If you are a student on a Visa, check in with the Office of International Students and Scholars (OISS) to activate your immigration record.
2) If have a fellowship, teaching or research assistantship and do not have a U.S. bank account, get a U.S. bank account then bring that account information to Workforce Management Organization with the documents in step 3.
3) If have a fellowship, teaching or research assistantship, bring your identification documents (as described in the details section below) to the Work Force Management Organization/Student Employment Office on Broadway.
4) If an international student on a Visa, attend the Office of International Students and Scholars Orientation on Friday, August 26. This is required for students on a Visa
5) Attend the Graduate Student Orientation for incoming graduate students from all Tulane Schools on Tuesday, August 23. This is presented by the Tulane Office of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies. More information on this will be sent during the summer. This is NOT mandatory but is very informative. This is also NOT the same as any orientations that individual departments may have.
6) Contact your department or attend the department graduate student orientation (if department has a graduate student orientation) for information regarding fellowship expectations, teaching assistantship assignments/job descriptions and answers to any questions about classes for the first semester.
7) Use Gibson Online to make any changes to class schedule and confirm registration when schedule complete.
Within 2-4 weeks of accepting our admission offer, Tulane Technology Services should send you an e-mail with your Tulane ID# and a link to set up your new Tulane e-mail and password. This 9 digit Tulane ID# will be the way you are identified for everything at Tulane so remember it. And your Tulane user name and password is required before you can register for classes or submit immunization records. Sometimes this e-mail goes to junk mail or is filtered out by spam filters so please check your junk mail folder if you did not receive the e-mail. If you do not see it in your junk mail folder either, please contact Tulane Technology Services at email@example.com. Include your full name, date of birth and the department to which you have been admitted in your e-mail to Technology Services.
The answer to this question varies depending on your situation and if you plan to attend the Graduate Student general Orientation. Classes begin Monday August 29, 2016 but we suggest everyone plan to arrive on campus no later than 3 to 4 days prior to the start of classes if you have arranged housing prior to arrival and do not have any orientation sessions to attend. If you have not arranged housing prior to arrival, it could take at least 2-3 weeks to find a place to live at this time of year.
If you are an International Student (on any type of Visa) you will be required to check-in and attend an Orientation for International Students which is usually held the Thursday or Friday before classes start. Please check the Office of International Students and Scholars website: http://cge.tulane.edu/oiss/students.html for the date of the fall 2016 International Student orientation.
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Toccoa, Stephens Co. Settle SPLOST Split
Stephens County and Toccoa City Commissioners reach an agreement on splitting revenues if voters approve SPLOST VI later this year.
After meeting for more than an hour on Tuesday, the two sides met in the middle and agreed that if SPLOST VI is voted in, Stephens County will receive roughly 70 percent of the collection with the city of Toccoa receiving roughly 30 percent.
The 70-30 county/city split sits in between the respective proposals from Toccoa and Stephens County officials.
Stephens County had wanted to increase its percentage in SPLOST VI from 65 to 75 percent of collections; citing increasing mandates with decreasing funding and saying without more SPLOST revenues, a significant millage rate increase would have to be looked at.
On the other hand, Toccoa wanted to maintain the status quo at 35 percent, the same as in the current SPLOST, saying that it matched with the Local Option Sales Tax split as well.
After both sides initially held firm to their stances, some commissioners indicated willingness to compromise.
Stephens County Commissioner Debbie Whitlock said a 70-30 split would serve both sides better than not reaching an agreement over the difference in the two proposals.
"If I look at the numbers, it is going to behoove both the city and the county, since we are so far apart on this, to agree to a 70-30 split versus a five-year plan," said Whitlock.
With a 70-30 split, the county would receive about $14.9 million of a $21.3 million projection over six years of SPLOST VI and the city of Toccoa would receive about $6.4 million, with Martin and possibly Avalon each receiving a small percentage of collections.
If no agreement had been reached, a five-year SPLOST would have given the county about $12.9 million and the city about $4.6 million.
Toccoa City Commissioner Ron Seib also said that lack of an agreement between the two sides could have had implications on the SPLOST vote.
"If we do not compromise and come up with an intergovernmental agreement, this thing is not going to pass," said Seib.
County Commissioner Dennis Bell echoed that, saying that people need to see the county and city working together on this issue.
The two sides also talked about where those SPLOST VI funds would be spent.
On the city side, multiple commissioners said money needs to go towards expanding sewer on Big A Road and the Toccoa By-pass.
Also, city commissioners also now said they want to put money towards renovations at the Doyle Street Pool.
City Commissioner Terry Carter said he feels that project would help build support for SPLOST among voters.
"We need to pull out some more folks who would vote for a pool and those kind of 'feel good' projects," said Carter.
Moving to the county side, officials said priorities include roads, bridges, and culverts, as well as funding for public safety items like Sheriff's Office vehicles and ambulances.
County Commissioner Dean Scarborough said he feels those infrastructure projects are the most important to voters.
"I think the people are tired of glamorous, feel-good projects," said Scarborough. "I think the ones that are going to vote for it want realistic infrastructure (projects) to reduce their property taxes."
Over the next month, work will take place to write the official SPLOST VI resolution and intergovernmental agreement, while both sides finalize their project lists to accompany that.
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Teen Mom 2 star Jenelle Evans has entered into a plea bargain agreement for the numerous charges filed against her. Evans pleaded guilty to her drug paraphernalia possession charge which brought upon her 12 months of being under probation and 24 hours of community service within the next 60 days, as recorded by the Brunswick County Clerk of Court's office. The teen reality star was also asked to pay court fees.
According to a feature on E! Online, Evans' lawyer Dustin Sullivan says she will remain free from any criminal records or convictions for as long as she pays the court, do her community service, behave and abide by the law, and be consistent on her court dates for the next 12 months. Eventually, all charges will be dismissed if she is able to fulfill all her probationary obligations.
By agreeing to the plea bargain, Evans together with her boyfriend Keiffer Delp, will not be charged for a breaking and entering plus possession of marijuana case. It can be remembered that both teens were accused of breaking into an abandoned North Carolina house to smoke pot last October.
The teen mom though will again be appearing in court later this month to face an assault and simple affray charges after an encounter of Evans and her used-to-be best friend Brittany Truett was recorded and posted online. They appear to be fighting and hurting each other that bestowed the same charges on Truett and another friend.
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Nobody knows for sure how many iPhone owners will abandon AT&T once Verizon begins selling Apple's popular smartphone next month. But a new survey by ChangeWave Research should have AT&T plenty worried. Of the current iPhone owners surveyed, 26 percent said they'll dump AT&T for Verizon, which is set to end AT&T's 3 1/2-year run as the exclusive U.S. carrier to sell the Apple device starting Feb. 10. (Also see: Is the Verizon iPhone deal a disaster for AT&T?)
So what does that mean in terms of hard numbers? Last week comScore estimated that in November there were 61.5 million smartphone subscribers in the U.S., of which 25 percent owned iPhones. That's a few more than 15.4 million AT&T iPhone subscribers. Let's say AT&T signed up some more in December, even as rumors were swirling that Verizon would be getting the iPhone, and call it 16 million or even 17 million. (Obviously I'm just estimating here.) If you assume those numbers, and assume the survey respondents make good on their intentions, that's 4.2 million to 4.4 million AT&T iPhone customers who will flock to Verizon. And two in five of current iPhone subscribers said they'd switch within the first three months that Verizon begins selling the device. That'd be about 1.7 million iPhone owners ditching AT&T by spring. But there's more. Sixteen percent of all AT&T subscribers -- not just iPhone owners, but all AT&T subscribers -- said they would switch when Verizon got the iPhone. With about 93 million total wireless subscribers, that would mean 14.9 million intend to abandon AT&T for Verizon because of the Apple smartphone. Another 23 percent of AT&T's subscribers said they "don't know" if they'd switch to Verizon for the CDMA iPhone, with 60 percent saying they wouldn't. The bottom line is that 40 percent of its wireless subscribers profess no loyalty to AT&T, based on the ChangeWave survey. Two-year contracts and early termination fees be damned, AT&T has a problem.
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Lakeview Civic and the Community Activities Committee have planned an evening of family fun at City Putt! Bring your family out for unlimited putt-putt on City Park's 36-hole miniature golf course.
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I wouldn't say it's out of the question. I've seen deer, raccoons, and possums on my doorstep. But it's nothing I can't scare away... unless it's rabid. A rabid animal is my main concern.
Luckily the local wildlife here isn't too beefy. Any typical CCW pistol would make short work of such a threat. But to be honest, I'd rather pin it down with a stick or use something besides a gun. The threat of hitting a bystander is significant. The other thing that worries me is shooting at a downwards angle onto a hard surface like pavement.
When I walk/hike I take a stick with me just to avoid this problem. And if it's out of the city, I CCW my .44 Magnum which should make very short work of anything out there.
OTOH if it's attacking me, odds are pretty good a gun is the best thing I have.


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Our Academy Awards of Furniture: The Oscar Goes To?
With the 86th Academy Awards upon us, we decided to have a closer look at the winners in home design of 2013. Although we can't have Ellen DeGeneres host or Christian Bale take the stage, we will be happy to introduce you to our favorites. Our winners come from the following categories: Best Sectional, Best Dining Table, and Best Lighting. Outperforming the others, these three Oscar winners deserve your applause and their moment on the red carpet. So get your camera out and jot down these stars who would love to be showcased in your home. The Menlo Park Sectional, the Custom Izzy Dining Table, and the Lenka Chandelier are all waiting for their big moment.
Best Sectional: Menlo Park Sectional
It was a hard decision but the Menlo Park Sectional gets the Oscar. This modern set is by American Leather. Using playful curves to lure admirers in, this couch would like to thank Rick Lee, its designer who made this all possible. This sectional includes three pieces a chair, a bed, and an ottoman. Its versatility is inspiring which helped it secure this number one spot. You can order it in leather, fabric, or Ultrasuede®. Contrasting pillows make it visually pleasing and metal legs trick the eye to think it's floating in air. No magic trick here, this Menlo Park Sectional is contemporary and modern. With matching curved bookcases in espresso, acorn and walnut finishes, you can't compare this item to any on the market. The Menlo Park Sectional will seat people comfortably and is perfect when entertaining. A lifetime warranty on the frame and suspension add peace of mind. Place this gorgeous home staple on hardwood floors or white carpet to really show it off in the spotlight.
Best Dining Table: Custom Izzy Dining Table
Beauty and comfort can be achieved when you enjoy the custom Izzy dining table. Awarded the Oscar for Best Dining Table, this uniquely shaped piece has its competitors trailing miles behind. A huge edge this piece has is the ability to be customized. Not only can you choose the wood, you can also choose the metal finish. Five wood finishes create lots of applause and the dining table can accommodate six people. Customized, it can be made to seat up to nine people! Adding a bench to the mix creates a unique anomaly and is perfect for creating an "open" look. Straight backed chairs keep this Izzy dining table from looking too relaxed and it will be at home in a formal dining room. As one of Thingz "signature items," the Izzy works with any contemporary home. Add a modern chandelier or track lighting above and you're ready to dine in Oscar-winning style.
Best Lighting: Lenka Chandelier
Shining brightly, awarded Best Lighting is the Lenka Chandelier from Eurofase. Sparkling with crystals is this magnificent light that will entice guests. Known as the 90-light Chandelier, the Lenka is a mix of contemporary style and glamour. Looking at it makes you dream of the stars and galaxies. It would be an amazing light in a ballroom if you are lucky enough to have a large space for dancing. Full of sparkle, it would look good in most any space. A master bedroom could benefit from its brilliant illumination and makes a great focal point in your formal dining room. As our winner for Best Lighting, the Lenka comes in at 55" inches in height and has a 108 inch cord for hanging. The Lenka also comes with three 36 inch rods. The finish is shiny chrome and it's made of crystal. Allow this energetic explosion to take up residence in your home…you won't regret it.
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John Keith Hart
Present Posts:
Centennial Professor of Economic Anthropology, Departments of International Development and Anthropology, London School of Economics
Co-director, Human Economy Programme, Centre for the Advancement of Scholarship, University of Pretoria
Professor of Anthropology Emeritus, Goldsmiths, University of London
Born: 1943 Manchester, England
Address: 135 rue du Faubourg Poissonnière, 75009 Paris, France
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Website: www.thememorybank.co.uk
Telephone: 0033684797365 (cell), 0033140160184 (home)
BA (Classics, Social Anthropology) first class, Cambridge University
PhD Social Anthropology, Cambridge University
Previous appointments
2006 – 2008 0.5 Professor of Anthropology, Goldsmiths, University of London
2004 – 2006 0.5 Senior Lecturer in Anthropology, Goldsmiths, University of London
1999 – 2003 Senior Research Fellow, Arkleton Centre for Rural Development Research, University of Aberdeen
2003 Visiting Professor in African Studies and Anthropology, Northwestern University
2002 – 2004 Masters on Development, International Labour Office, Turin
2001 – 2002 Visiting Professor in Social Anthropology, University of Oslo
2001 Visiting Fellow, Globalization Program, University of Chicago
1999 Masters on Rural and Urban Africa, University of Stellenbosch
1998 – 2000 Masters on Cooperation and Development, University of Pavia
1992 – 1998 Director, African Studies Centre, University of Cambridge
1989 – 1998 Lecturer in Social Anthropology, University of Cambridge
1988 – 1992 Teaching Fellow in Social Anthropology, Girton College, Cambridge
1986 – 1988 Commonwealth Professor, Consortium Graduate School of the Social Sciences, University of the West Indies, Jamaica
1984 – 1989 Assistant Lecturer in Social Anthropology, University of Cambridge
1982 – 1983 Visiting Associate Professor of Anthropology, University of Chicago
1981 – 1982 Visiting Associate Professor of Anthropology, McGill University
1979 Consultant, Report on the Development of Agriculture in West Africa, USAID
1979 – 1981 Visiting Associate Professor of Anthropology, University of Michigan
1976 Consultant , Report on Labour Conditions in Hong Kong, Foreign Office
1975 – 1979 Associate Professor of Anthropology (tenured), Yale University
1972 – 1973 Consultant, Development Strategies Mission to Papua New Guinea
1972 – 1974 Author, Quarterly Reports on West Africa, Economist Intelligence Unit
1971 – 1975 Lecturer in Social Anthropology, University of Manchester
1970 Consultant, Cayman Islands Manpower Survey
1969 – 1971 Lecturer, Overseas Development Group, University of East Anglia
Honorary Research Professor, University of Kwazulu-Natal, Durban, 2008-
Distinguished Visiting Professor, School of Social Sciences, University of the Witwatersrand, 2007
Cambridge Foundation Teaching Prize, Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Cambridge, 1994
Malinowski Lecturer, London School of Economics, 1986
Patchett Classics Scholar, St.John's College, Cambridge, 1961-63
Innovations in teaching
Chair, Committee for IT and AVA in the humanities and social sciences, Cambridge
Chair, Committee for reorganization of Archaeology and Anthropology Part I, Cambridge
Head, new graduate programme for the social sciences in the Commonwealth Caribbean
Co-founder, Council for the Comparative Study of Culture and Society, Yale
Chair, Women's Studies program, Yale
Other professional activities
Field research: Ghana, Liberia, Jamaica, South Africa
Editorial Board: Critique of Anthropology, Anthropological Theory, Journal des Anthropologues, Progress in Development Studies
Keynote speaker at conferences: Uppsala, London, Bangkok, Durban, Helsinki, Washington, Accra, London, Copenhagen, Irvine, Oslo.
Invited speaker: Britain, USA, Canada, South Africa, India, Brazil, France, Germany, Sweden, Norway, Belgium, Switzerland, Italy, Croatia, Romania, Brazil, Australia.
Founder, Open Anthropology Co-operative (http://openanthcoop.ning.com), Prickly Pear Press and the amateur anthropological association (small triple a); owner of website/blog, www.thememorybank.co.uk.
Contributor to Anthropology Today, The Times Higher, magazines and mailing lists
Principal Publications
Books/Whole works:
1982 The Political Economy of West African Agriculture, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, ix, 226p.
1989 (Editor) Women and the Sexual Division of Labour in the Caribbean, University of the West Indies Press, Consortium Graduate School, Kingston, 141p. New edition: Canoe Press, 1996, 148p.
1993 (Editor with A. Grimshaw), C.L.R. James, American Civilization, Blackwell, Oxford, 385p.
1993 (1996 2nd edition) (With A. Grimshaw), Anthropology and the Crisis of the Intellectuals, Prickly Pear pamphlet no.1, Prickly Pear Press, Cambridge, 53p.
1995 (Editor with J. Lewis) Why Angola Matters, J. Currey, London (in association with Cambridge University's African Studies Centre), 191p.
2000 The Memory Bank: money in an unequal world, Profile Books, London, ix, 340p. Re-published 2001 as Money in an Unequal World: Keith Hart and his memory bank, Texere, New York and London, ix, 341p.
2004 (Editor with J. Bryden) A New Approach to Rural Development in Europe: Germany, Greece, Scotland, Sweden, Mellen Studies in Geography Volume 9, Edwin Mellen Press, Lewiston NY, xxvii, 403p.
2005 The Hit Man's Dilemma: or business, personal and impersonal, University of Chicago Press for Prickly Paradigm Press, Chicago, 117p.
2009 Editor with C. Hann Market and Society: The Great Transformation Today, Cambridge University Press.
2010 Editor with J-L. Laville and A. D. Cattani The Human Economy: a world citizen;s guide, Polity Press, Cambridge.
2010 (Editor with A. Caille and P. Chanial) Mauss Vivant: the Living Mauss, Revue du MAUSS No. 36.
2011 With C. Hann Economic Anthropology: History, Ethnography, Critique, Polity Press, Cambridge.
2012 (Editor with W. James) Issue of Journal of Classical Sociology on "The living Mauss".
2014 (Editor with J. Sharp) People, Money and Power in the Economic Crisis: Perspectives from the global South, Berghahn, Oxford & New York.
2016 (Editor) Economy for and against Democracy, Berghahn, New York
2017 (Editor) Money in a Human Economy, Berghahn, New York.
Forthcoming Africa's Coming Revolution, UNISA Press, Pretoria. Table of contents: Introduction (The idea of Africa; On world revolution) Africans in recent history (Waiting for emancipation; Freedom songs; Africa's urban revolution; The second scramble for Africa) Elements of economic democracy (From informal economy to human economy; The arts and religion; Generation and gender; Diaspora and the machine revolution; The world market for cultural commodities) The African century (South Africa in Africa; Africans in the world revolution) Appendix (Africa on my mind)
Selected articles and chapters
1973 Informal income opportunities and urban employment in Ghana, Journal of Modern African Studies 11. 3, 61-89. (Reprinted in several readers)
1978 The economic basis of Tallensi social history in the early twentieth century, in G. Dalton (ed)
Research in Economic Anthropology Vol. 1, JAI Press, Greenwich, Conn., 185-216.
1982 On commoditization, in E. Goody (ed) From Craft to Industry, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 166-185.
1983 The contribution of Marxism to economic anthropology, in S. Ortiz (ed) Economic Anthropology: Topics and Theories, Universities of America Press, Lanham, 105-144.
1985 The social anthropology of West Africa, Annual Review of Anthropology 14, 243-273.
1986 Heads or tails? Two sides of the coin, Man 21.4, 637-656.
1988 Kinship, contract and trust: the economic organisation of migrants in an African city slum, in D. Gambetta (ed) Trust: Making and Breaking Co-operative Relations, Blackwell, Oxford, 176-193.
Reprinted 2003 in E. Khalil (ed) Trust, Edward Elgar, Cheltenham.
1990 The idea of economy: six modern dissenters, in R Friedland and A.F. Robertson (eds) Beyond the Marketplace: Rethinking Economy and Society, Aldine de Gruyter, New York, 137-160.
1992 Market and state after the Cold War: the informal economy reconsidered, in R. Dilley (ed) Contesting Markets, Edinburgh University Press, Edinburgh, 214-227.
1995 (With A. Grimshaw) The rise and fall of scientific ethnography, in A. Ahmed and C. Shore (eds)
The Future of Anthropology, Athlone Press, London, 46-64.
1998 The place of the Cambridge Anthropological Expedition to the Torres Straits (CAETS) in the history of British social anthropology, Science as Culture: the Human Nature Review
1999 Foreword and editor, R. Rappaport, Ritual and Religion in the Making of Humanity, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, xiv-xx.
2000 (With V. Padayachee) Indian business in South Africa after apartheid: new and old trajectories,
Comparative Studies in Society and History 42. 4, 683-712.
2001 Money in an unequal world, Anthropological Theory 1.3, 307- 330.
2002 Anthropologists and development, Norsk Antropologisk Tijdskrift 13. 1-2, 14-21.
2002 Quelques confidences sur l'anthropologie du développement, ethnographiques.org No. 2 Nov., http://www.ethnographiques.org/2002/Hart.html.
2002 World society as an old regime, in C. Shore and S. Nugent (eds) Elite Cultures: anthropological perspectives, Routledge, London, 22-36.
2003 Manchester on my mind: a memoir, Global Networks 3. 3: 417-436.
2004 From bell curve to power law: distributional models between national and world society, Social Analysis 48. 3: 220-224.
2004 Notes towards an anthropology of the internet, Horizontes Antropologicos 10. 2: 15-40.
2004 The political economy of food in an unequal world, in Marianne Lien and Brigitte Nerlich (eds)
Politics of Food, Berg, Oxford, 199-220.
2005 Money: one anthropologist's view, in J. Carrier (ed) Handbook of Economic Anthropology, Edward Elgar, Cheltenham, 160-175.
2006 Agrarian civilization and world society, in D. Olson and M. Cole (eds) Technology, Literacy and the Evolution of Society: Implications of the work of Jack Goody, Lawrence Erlbaum, Mahwah, N.J., 29-48.
2006 Bureaucratic form and the informal economy, in B. Guha-Khasnobis, R. Kanbur and E. Ostrom (eds) Linking the Formal and Informal Economies, Oxford University Press, Oxford, 21-35.
2006 Richesse commune: construire une démocratie économique à l'aide des monnaies communautaires, in Jérôme Blanc (ed) Exclusion et liens financiers – "Monnaies sociales" Economica, Paris, 135-152.
2007 Marcel Mauss: in pursuit of the whole, Comparative Studies in Society and History 49(2): 473-485.
2007 Money is always personal and impersonal, Anthropology Today 23(5), 16-20.
2007 Towards an alternative economics: the view from France, Social Anthropology, 15(3), 369-374.
2007 Interview: Keith Hart answers questions on economic anthropology, European Economic Sociology Newsletter 9 (1), 11-16.
2008 The human economy, ASAonline.
2008 With H. Ortiz Anthropology in the financial crisis, Anthropology Today 24.6 1-3.
2009 The persasive power of money in S. Gudeman ed Economic Persuasions, Berghahn, Oxford.
2009 Money in the making of world society in C. Hann and K. Hart eds Market and Society, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge.
2009 An anthropologist in the world revolution, Anthropology Today 25.6 24-25.
2010 Mauss et sa vision de l'economie dans les annees 1920-25, Revue du MAUSS No. 36, 34-48.
2010 Kant, 'anthropology' and the new human universal, Social Anthropology, 18: 441–447.
—— . 2010. Africa's urban revolution and the informal economy, in V. Padayachee (ed) The Political Economy of Africa, Routledge: London, 371-388.
2010 (with V. Padayachee) Introducing the African economy, in V. Padayachee (ed) The Political Economy of Africa, London: Routledge.
2010 (with V. Padayachee) South Africa in Africa: from national capitalism to regional integration, in V. Padayachee (ed) The Political Economy of Africa, London: Routledge.
2011 The financial crisis and the end of all-purpose money, Economic Sociology: the European Electronic Newsletter 12.2 4-10.
2011 Money as a form of religious life. Religion and Society: Advances in Research 1: 156–63.
2011 Building the human economy: a question of value? Suomen Antropologi: Journal of the Finnish Anthropological Society 36(2): 5-17
2011 After the financial crisis: towards a human economy, Norsk Antropologisk Tidsskrift 3-4, 181-193.
2012 Anthropology, economics and development in Richard Fardon et al (editors) The Sage Handbook of Social Anthropology Volume 1. Sage, London, 154-167.
2012 Money in twentieth century anthropology in James G Carrier (editor) A Handbook of Economic Anthropology, Second edition, Edward Elgar, Cheltenham,166-182.
2012 The financial crisis and the history of money in James G Carrier (editor), as above, 626-637.
2013 Making money with money: reflections of a betting man, in R. Cassidy, A. Pisac and C.Loussouarn (eds) Qualitative Research in Gambling: Exploring the production and consumption of risk, Routledge, London, 15-27.
2013 (with V. Padayachee) A history of South African capitalism in national and global perspective, Transformation Vol 81/82, 55-85.
2014 (with H. Ortiz) The anthropology of money and finance, Annual Review of Anthropology 43:465-482.
2014 (with W. James) Marcel Mauss: a living inspiration, Journal of Classical Sociology 14.1: 3-10.
2014 Marcel Mauss's economic vision, 1920-1925: anthropology, politics, journalism, Journal of Classical Sociology 14.1: 34-44.
2014 (with J. Sharp and V. Laterza) South Africa in world development: Prospects for a human economy. Anthropology Today, 30: 13–17.


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|put a couple of tea spoons then turn the over without plugs, then put some more in. I had a 350 s/b one time that would do the same things yours is doing, pulled the heads put new rings, used the old bearings, and head gasket ran fine. that was just way cheap and easy to do because it was in a ft eng dragster.
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|about how much marvel mystery oil should I put in each cylinder
One thing to try before towing is starting fluid, that will raise the force in the cylinders...maybe enough to get it to go.
I would use marvel mystery oil and let it soak in each cylinder over night.
Next I would get rid of the distributor, the best place for points is the trash. I would get a HEI were points are eliminated and there is much more fire power. Next it is often hard to start a engine that has sat many years, the rings being stuck or valves sticking is the issue as discribed. You may want to pop the valve covers and cycle the engine by hand to see if any are sticking, I would also give each valve a good shot of marvel or other lubricant.
It will likely take many pumps of the carb to get it to fire off, when you do, you will want to cycle it as if its a new engine, run it at 1800 to 2200 rpm in 4 minute varibles, this will ensure the cam gets plenty of lube, if its not cycled its very likely the cam will go flat, seen it many many times.
Its also very likely whichever valve springs have been in the open position since the engine has taken a long nap are shot due to being open so long.
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|thanks. I borrowed a compression guage from my friend and I will check the compression tomorrow. What kind of oil should I use
Check to see if you have 12 volts ... going to the distributor ... BUT ... it sounds like ... Low compression ... may be the problem.
With the 283 sitting so long ... the rings may be stuck and the valves may not be seated. Get a compression gauge and check each cylinder ... see if one or more is very low. Sometimes you can squirt some oil into the cylinder with the spark plugs out and get the cylinder sealed up enough to get enough compression for it to start.
Then ... sometimes the cylinder will seal up after running a little and getting up to operating temperature.
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My 1951 F-1 has a 283 in it. Before I got the truck it sat for probaly 5-10 years. I don't really know. I tried to get it to crank but at first it would not fire on the plugs. I replaced the spark plugs, wires, distributor cap, points, rotary button and condensor with new parts. I took the coil off my maverickand put it on. I managed to get it to fire on the plugs. It is a mix off red and blue fire. It is still weak. I have a practically new battery with 750 cold cranking amps. I can't think off anything else ignition wise. When I got it there was no carb on it. It has an offy 360 intake on it. I put a holley carb on it. I have tried to crank it on gas and starting fluid. I have got it to were it seems like it's about to crank but it won't. The motor has set and it doesn't have much compression. I've basically run out of ideas. Any help would be appreciated.
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Saatchi, 70, was cautioned by police last month for assaulting his 53-year-old wife, after photos emerged showing him grabbing her neck at a London restaurant.
The pair, both millionaires in their own right, said in a joint statement that the first stage of the divorce would go through on July 31.