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Indian Oil Corporation Limited (IOCL), Southern Region is inviting online applications from eligible candidates for the recruitment of Technical and Trade Apprentices in various disciplines.
Total No. of posts in Telangana State and Andhra Pradesh : 89
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Happy Play Therapy Week! Play Therapy week is February 4-10th this year. What are you doing in your community to bring awareness to the field of play therapy? I was able to reach out to a local family magazine in central Oklahoma and get an article published. Check it out: http://www.metrofamilymagazine.com/February-2018/What-is-Play-Therapy/
I also participated in a youtube video with my therapy group highlighting play therapy. Those are just a couple of ideas that you can use to bring awareness to play therapy in your local area. I hope you can take some time out of your week to share your experience of play therapy with someone new!
I also just wanted to give a note of thanks to everyone for joining us at this year's conference with speaker Dr. Terry Kottman! We had a great time and are looking forward to preparing for the following year.
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*Rooms at the $179 rate are limited and will be provided on a first come first serve basis for those who register for the Pharos event. These $179 rate rooms are considered 'mini' rooms as they are smaller in size and have a double bed.
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The Hotel Monteleone has a longstanding history and is one of the last great family-owned-and-operated hotels in New Orleans. Over the years it has undergone several expansions and renovations to make it an icon of the city. It is a historic New Orleans landmark and a member of Historic Hotels of America, is a very popular location for guests visiting New Orleans to stay, and is known for their famous Carousel Bar and Lounge.
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The hotel does not offer a complimentary shuttle service from the airport. A taxi ride from the Airport is approximately 15 mins with an average cost of $38 (one-way, includes tip).
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The Hotel Monteleone is located on Royal Street, between Iberville Street and Bienville Street.
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Endorsements for Helena Konanz for Conservative Party Candidate for the South Okanagan-West Kootenay Federal Riding, 2018
"I am very proud to endorse Helena Konanz as candidate for the Conservative nomination in the South Okanagan - West Kootenay riding.
As a mother, entrepreneur, elite athlete and city councillor, Helena has a lot of experience that is an asset to her many strengths as a candidate. Helena is known for being a great campaigner with a proven record who meets with and listens to a wide spectrum of citizens, not only those she agrees with. I know that on city council Helena championed lower taxes, less red tape and supported many youth programs.
Helena brings the type of common sense local experience that Ottawa, in my view, always needs more of. While this decision always rests with the grassroots of our party, I hope they put this community leader to work to win this riding in 2019."
The Honourable Dan Albas, MP
"I wholeheartedly endorse Helena in her bid to win the Federal Conservative nomination in this riding. I have worked with Helena for the past several years in my current role as a director on the RDOS. She is thoughtful and pragmatic, and I have no doubt that as a Member of Parliament she will work hard to bring the important issues of our riding to Ottawa and successfully represent us."
The Honourable Tom Siddon, Former MP & RDOS Director
"Yasmin & I are please to support Helena Konanz in her bid to win the nomination to be our Conservative candidate in the 2019 federal election. Helena as expressed her commitment "to think and act like a taxpayer", and this is what we need in Ottawa".
Rick Thorpe, Former MLA & Yasmin John-Thorpe, Author
"I support Helena in her goal to become the free-enterprise MP for the South Okanagan-West Kootenay federal riding. She has the experience and character needed to bring the concerns of her constituents to Ottawa and get things done. We're lucky to have such a quality candidate step forward"
Bill Barisoff, Former MLA.
"Helena Konanz has the ability and knowledge to be an excellent Conservative candidate for the Constituency of the South Okanagan-West Kootenay.
Helena's years on Penticton City Council and the Regional District has given her the experience for her role as Member of Parliament.
Helena has always been well prepared at the municipal level and is not afraid to speak her mind. She is young, active and well suited for the role of conservative M.P. for the South Okanagan-West-Kootenay".
Jim Hewitt, Former MLA.
"I endorse Helena Konanz. She has a great knowledge of small business, understanding of municipal issues and how government works. Her experience makes her the best choice to be the next conservative Member of Parliament for South Okanagan-West Kootenay."
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After spending an exhilarating night in the arms of the sexy mechanic she met in Celebration, Roxie Malone discovers she's expecting. Embracing the prospect of motherhood, determined to raise the baby on her own, she's shocked when Frankie steps up, demonstrating time and again that he's eager to be part of their lives. But she has first-hand experience that fathers don't always keep the promises they make, and she's hesitant to put her trust in a man she hardly knows.
Frankie has a lot to contend with in order to win Roxie over; a jealous friend who wants to marry her himself, a complication with her pregnancy, and a misunderstanding that threatens to drive them apart permanently. Faced with the possibility of losing the family he never knew he wanted, he scrambles to find a way to convince her they should be together. With Christmas just around the corner, will he get the gift he wants most?
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Retiring wealthy is the Great American Dream, but figuring out if you will have enough to live on and enjoy can be a little scary. In this episode Dave explains how to determine if your investments will fund your retirement dreams.
Dave discusses Credit Bureaus and the dependent relationship Americans have with the almighty FICO score.
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What is a Clean Room?
A clean room is a room typically used within a pharmaceutical manufacturing plant in which there are low levels of environmental pollutants such as airborne microbes, chemical vapors and dust. A Clean Room is a controlled environment with a specified number of particles per cubic meter at a specified particle size. HEPA filters are used in clean rooms to control the particles flowing through the air.
Clean rooms are used in practically every industry in which the amount of particulates need to be controlled to avoid affecting the manufacturing process.
Modular rooms are a flexible and customizable way to meet the client's specific needs at a lower cost. Walls, doors, vision panels and walk-on ceilings can be quickly installed which minimizes the clients' production downtime. The modular but 'tailor made' concept permits Quick Expansion, Re-arrangements and Relocation of the Clean Room and System.
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Over the years I have had to unlearn a lot of things I had learnt and relearn ways of making my life meaningful in this godless universe. From being a theist to becoming an atheist and morphing into a secular humanist, I gained a lot of self-reliance and self-confidence, but there is that lurking feeling of missing something that was once so satisfying.
Loneliness is probably the most central struggle of human consciousness. Humans are nothing if not egocentric, but being the center of your own universe can be a pretty solitary experience. No one knows you or your story quite like you yourself do, but religion offers a story that there is 'Someone Else' who knows everything that you do about you, and actually a little bit more.
We all need people to come alongside us to help us store the museum of memories that make up our own life's narrative, but unfortunately over time people will come and go. They don't always stay forever. Friends disappear, and sometimes even spouses do, too. Parents and friends pass away, and eventually you get to the point where you and you alone know enough of your own story to retell it. But religion provides you with Person(s) who are there from the first of your days until the last, provided you continue to believe in them. That can be incredibly painful to part with.
If you've never entrusted your every thought, hope, and dream to a confidant, who you believed was always there for you, I don't suppose you will appreciate how hard it is to lose that. But for some of us, it's like losing our very best friend.
Real life can be pretty disappointing. When you're a kid, you dream of things that are larger than life, and it turns out religion allows you to hang on to that for as long as you live.
With faith, things don't have to add up. In fact, it's actually better if they don't. Things not making sense only proves that they are of supernatural origin, like the Hindu concept of a Being with a monkey face who could lift a mountain on one finger and fly over an ocean, a man with an elephant head transplant who rides on a little mouse or the demon Ravana who had 10 heads !
Oddly enough, this creates an expandable space for hope in your thinking. If things don't have to make sense, you can always hold on to hope that things will work out through an act of a 'dues ex machina'- a providential intervention. While going to the examination hall as a youth, I hoped against hope that the examiner would ask only those questions for which I had prepared an answer.
Losing a belief in miracles can really take a toll on your psyche. It was really, really nice to believe that problems could sometimes be solved just by wishing they would be, maybe even crying out loud to an invisible entity, a Jesus or an Allah or a Ganesha or Rama or Krishna or Maheshwara or their spouses.
Over here in the real world, real problems unfortunately require real solutions, and that is way more complicated. Sometimes I wish I could go back to the time when I naively thought things were simpler and problems are amenable to magic.
Consciousness has this funny way of making us think we should always exist…forever. Never mind the fact that we didn't exist before our parents bumped their unmentionables and created us, and never mind the fact that it didn't bother us at all when we didn't yet exist. For some reason we can't shake the idea that it will be unpleasant for us to stop existing, even though we won't be around to feel bad about it.
But it was also lovely to believe that we would one day be reunited with the people we love. I wish I could still believe this. It would have been a deep comfort upon the loss of those who matter to me. It brings great comfort in death. It's no wonder people cling to this so adamantly, but strong feelings don't make things true.
I then console myself with the platitude "You can't eat the cake and have it too". I have taken a non-returnable one-way ticket to a place which might not be the utopia assured by most religions for its followers. I am travelling to a state of oblivion after death and that is fine with me.
However before that eventuality, I see the preciousness of this transient life which can be so unpredictable yet so magnificent and would like to savor its pleasures & accept its pains with dispassionate equanimity. That's my intention anyway.
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Ness Islands Lights Show Ends
Mindless vandals have brought to an end the spectacle of the Ness Islands Lights, Inverness. Damage to the main lighting features at the local beauty spot has forced The Highland Council to remove the equipment to avoid further damage.
The lights were installed last week and more than 10,000 people visited the islands at the weekend to see Santa and his reindeer.
Councillor Roy Pedersen, Chairman of the Council's Winter Festival Committee, expressed his huge disappointment at the forced removal of the main illuminations.
He said: "It is a great shame that we have had to take this action. However, we had no choice as the vandalism was not restricted to an isolated incident. We had to think of people's safety and to remove the expensive equipment before it was damaged beyond repair.
"We have strong memories of all the happy faces we saw at the weekend and I am sure it will be the feeling of many councillors that we do not want to give in to mindless vandals and that we can devise a plan that will allow the Ness Islands Lights to shine again next year."


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Venetian citizen rise up at the end of XII century and opening land of growing mercantile interests, Castelfranco was in the past a clasp between Padua, Treviso and Vicenza. Today this splendid town represents an obliged destination for all those who want to spend their holidays in the Marca Trevigiana.
Strongly linked to rural customs and traditions, every year in the main square the town host the radicchio festival, emblem of our gastronomy and flower- title of many dishes of the Trevisan cuisine.


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- Enter the Buccaneers' Hideout on Compassion Road in North Freeport ( -118, -53, -308 ) /waypoint -118, -53, -308
- Note: Speak to Serris on entering; she will become a same level one up Berserker that folows you around and sometimes attacks your opponents
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- Approach Grimglot and Captain Siren on the top floor ( 0, 6, 3 ) /waypoint 0, 6, 3. Listen through their talk for auto-update
- Speak to Lasarian Nasin in The Coalition of Tradesfolke in West Freeport ( 26, -18, 75 ) /waypoint 26, -18, 75
"Our daring mission to silence the witnesses was inevitably futile. Siren, a high-ranking member of the Seafury Buccaneers, intervened and apprehended Serris. She suggested I speak to Lasarian Nasin, the leader of the Coalition of Tradesfolke. In an odd twist, Lasarian "thanked" me for my work in disarming citizens and redistributing weapons, as it helped him turn a profit." --Everquest II Journal
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Panorama – The highest mountain
International Hard Rock band Panorama have released a new lyric video for "The Highest Mountain",
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ON THE EXHALE (Theatre Exile): A one-woman show handles a loaded issue
Martin Zimmerman's visceral, thoroughly modern, elegant one-woman show inspired by the tragic 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School mass shooting.
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Why does SWEAT appeal to us, as aging urban middle-to-upper-to-upper-upper-class theatergoers? Do we hope to understand? Relate? Gawk? What do we applaud?
Gather yourself for an illuminating walk along a dim, roughly hewn path into untamed territory where sounds and other sensory elements gather in corners to conspire. Your brutally handsome, knowledgeable…
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Ozzie Jones's production of this updated Langston Hughes play dazzles in just about every way a theater piece can.
"What can I do within this world?" ~ Nic, THE HOUR OF ALL THINGS by Caridad Svich In a riveting, nearly odic, 45 minute solo performance, directed by Zac Kline,…
All songs and no dialogue is the format Richard Maltby, Jr. (lyrics) and David Shire (score) employ for their popular two-act musical revue now enjoying a top-notch staging by Mazeppa Productions.
Zeus has decreed that Muses from Mount Olympus are not allowed to fall in love with mortals – that includes the Muse Clio and a boy from Venice Beach. Therein lies a story of forbidden love, gumption, and sly swipes at certain Hollywood movies — especially XANADU (Universal Pictures, 1980).
Greek mythology meets roller-disco in XANADU, a spirited send-up of American pop culture circa 1980, based on the preposterous movie of the same name starring Olivia Newton-John. Mazeppa's exuberant production of the award-winning musical-comedy (book by Douglas Carter Beane, music and lyrics by Jeff Lynne and John Farrar) delivers an uproarious parody of both disco culture and the cult-classic film.


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Australians will be marking ANZAC day on Wednesday 25 April and plans are being prepared for the centenary celebrations in 2015.
While the Australian Labor party continues its meltdown, politics has continued and within hours of the Queensland result a Perth newspaper reported that the Federal Coalition 'has been warned that celebrating the centenary of Anzac Day could provoke division in multicultural Australia - and that there are 'risks' in honouring our fallen soldiers'.
Almost $370,000 of taxpayer's money was spent on focus group testing and a research paper used by the Government to guide commemoration plans, which list multiculturalism under 'risks and issues' to avoid 'unexpected negative complications'.
Some say it's political correctness taken a step too far. I no longer believe in political correctness. It should be given its 'politically correct' name - social engineering, because that's what it is. Social engineering has its place in societies but when it's manipulated by governments as a process of deceiving people into giving away the culture and customs, it is dangerous.
The film Wag The Dog is an excellent example of the dark side of social engineering methods being employed by politicians.
Usually governments are quite subtle in methods of changing systems but this utterly tactless, expensive report from the Australian government and motivated by moralists in government, will possibly bring about the demise of the Labor and Green parties.
Considering altering the way in which populations honour their fallen is an experiment too far. These remembrance days should not involve politics at all, as they are planned and organised by veteran associations such as the Royal British Legion, who raise their funds from public donations and not from 100% government grants.
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Here's something for all of us about to hit the middle of NaNoWriMo 2016. Many thanks to Faye Kirwin!
We word sprinters like to push ourselves. The pressure of a time limit makes us more productive and we thrive on the challenge. And what greater challenge is there for a sprinter than writing more words in a day than we believed possible?
For those of you looking to really test yourselves, the 10k Day Challenge might be just the thing. If you're interested in giving it a go yourself, here are my six steps to writing 10,000 words in one day.
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By Sabeen Faquir
Previously, I wrote about the use of fish oil, glucosamine and chondroitin, or collagen for joint pain and possible repair. But, there are some other choices to manage joint pain, as well. One of the most touted is turmeric, also known as curcumin; Another is bromelain.
Most commonly, there are two divisions of arthritis: osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis. Osteoarthritis is the age-related degeneration of joints and rheumatoid arthritis is an auto-immune disorder. The Western Ontario and McMaster Universities Osteoarthritis Index (WOMAC) is a set of standardized questionnaires used by health professionals to help determine the severity of joint degeneration.
Turmeric has been studied to be beneficial for people with osteoarthritis. In a double-blind, randomized, placebo-controlled trial of 160 patients with osteoarthritis, WOMAC scores showed improvement with time. The levels of the following inflammatory and oxidative stress biomarkers also showed improvement: viz., IL-1β, ROS, and MDA (Srivastava, et. al). Furthermore, in a rat model of human rheumatoid arthritis, ginger-turmeric mixed rhizomes proved effective against the severity of the disease (Ramadan, El-Menshawy). Some precautions to taking turmeric include avoiding blood-thinners. This is because turmeric, itself, is a blood thinner.
To address joint pain, some other people find bromelain to be helpful. Bromelain is a proteolytic enzyme found in pineapple stems. Essentially, it breaks down proteins. But, the important thing to know about bromelain is that it selectively breaks down inflammatory proteins which happen to cause pain in the joints. In a review study from the School of Physician Assistant Studies, bromelain combination therapy was found to be as effective as NSAID's to relieve joint pain in patients suffering from osteoarthritis. Specifically, combination oral enzyme therapy with bromelain, trypsin, and the antioxidant rutosid, resulted in no significant differences in registered pain at rest, pain with movement, Lequesne's Functional Index, joint stiffness, range of motion, or swelling in the affected joint.
Bromelain does interact with some common antibiotics by increasing its amount and is also thought to slow the effects of anticoagulants. So, please talk to your healthcare provider before beginning any supplement regimen. For joint pain, ask about turmeric or bromelain and discuss whether or not they're appropriate for you.
Disclaimer: The content of this article is not intended to diagnose, treat, prevent, or cure disease.
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Ramadan, G; El-Menshawy, O. Protective effects of ginger-turmeric rhizomes mixture on joint inflammation, atherogenesis, kidney dysfunction and other complications in a rat model of human rheumatoid arthritis. International journal of rheumatic diseases. 2013 Apr;16(2):219-29
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Today's Daily Dharma from Tricycle:
Before the rain stops we hear a bird
We must have beginner's mind, free from possessing anything, a mind that knows everything is in flowing change. Nothing exists but momentarily in its present form and color. One thing flows into another and cannot be grasped. Before the rain stops we hear a bird. Even under the heavy snow we see snowdrops and some new growth. In the East I saw rhubarb already. In Japan in the spring we eat cucumbers.
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How Can I Become an Event Coordinator?
Research what it takes to become an event coordinator. Learn about the education and experience qualifications, certification, salary information and job outlook to find out if this is the career for you. Schools offering Hospitality Management degrees can also be found in these popular choices.
What is an Event Coordinator?
Event coordinators choose suitable event venues, print materials, distribute schedules and more. They must coordinate logistical matters, such as budgeting, guest lists, decor, food service and other details pertinent to their client's needs and expectations. In some cases, they're responsible for making sure teams, like caterers, receive payment. They might be in charge of overseeing events like weddings, business conferences and celebrations. The following table presents an overview of this career:
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Event coordinators are responsible for overseeing all the steps involved in organizing an event. You'll begin with a concept and carry a theme or idea through the entire event. Every detail will be your responsibility. Some of the types of events you'll plan are conventions, meetings, conferences, concerts, comedic acts, religious gatherings or festivals. Some of the tasks that you may do include inspecting food and setting up technology needed for the event. You have the option of opening your own business or working for a company.
What Should I Study?
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), there isn't a set educational path to becoming an event coordinator (www.bls.gov). The BLS suggests seeking a bachelor's degree with majors in marketing, public relations or hospitality. Although employers may give preference to those with bachelor's degrees, certificate and associate degree programs in hospitality and special event planning are available and may be sufficient.
What Experience Should I Seek?
Experience may be just as important as education when it comes to snagging that job. Completing an internship or volunteering with an organization that hosts events may be a way to gain experience. You can complete many of these internships while finishing your degree program. Volunteering with your college to put on student-planned events allows you to see what goes into organizing an event.
These voluntary efforts are a good way to build a solid reputation and open up networking opportunities. Networking is one of the key parts of event planning. When you have a good relationship with vendors and meeting halls you can negotiate discounts and prime dates for clients. Customer service skills can also be obtained through contact with vendors and other service industry people. Internships and volunteering may lead you to obtain a paying job or start a new event-planning business.
What Certifications Are There?
There are professional certifications that may help you in your career as an event coordinator. The International Special Events Society oversees the Certified Special Events Professional (CSEP) designation (http://isesew.vtcus.com). The Convention Industry Council offers the Certified Meeting Professional (CMP) certification, which is a high recognition in the industry (www.conventionindustry.org).
What Are Some Related Alternative Careers?
Some related careers requiring a bachelor's degree include administrative services managers and fundraisers. Administrative services managers are responsible for coordinating an organization's support services. They must oversee matters such as record-keeping and facility upkeep. Fundraisers organize and promote events for the sake of garnering funds for an organization or entity. Travel agents are another option requiring a lower level of education; they only need a high school diploma and are tasked with managing the details of trips, such as hotel stays and itineraries.
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I went to meet Catherine at work tonight, She was to take me for tea at her favourite tea shop up in the West End. The University is in that part of town so most students live up that way. I love the student-y areas, they have always got cute Whyte Ave-ish shops and places that require digging around in for days.
I made it to the office after being severely hailed on and finding that my brolly was at home in the bath. My hair was done all pretty on Monday but it was sufficiently ruined by the time I got into the office which was a bit of a bugger, but such is life in Glasgow at the moment as it has been the worst November since records began for wind and pissing rain. It had better be nice and sunny down south this weekend!
We walked up the back of the park since we both refuse to walk through it in the dark. Being that neither one of us is living in the body of a slightly attractive male, at least not today, we stand a fair chance of not being accosted in the bushes, but nevertheless it is not a wise place to be at night, mugging is still an option. A lovely park in the daytime though.
She led me down tiny cobbled streets until we found Tchai-Ovna. It is tucked away next to a record shop and a old bookshop called Voltaire & Rousseau. I am sure she's found herself digging through there at some point in her life, being an English Lit grad and a book fiend, and of course, a Virgo.
The tea shop is the sweetest place. It's full of mismatched furniture, bamboo screens, shelves full of dusty books on the wall, shisha pipes for smoking flavoured bacci, and a little enclave at the back full of pillows to sit cross legged without shoes. We parked by the fire and I promptly took off my shoes and very nearly put my feet in the fire. We flipped through the menu, had to be about a hundred kinds of tea in there, perfect for a Tea Jenny like me. Chinese, Nepalese, Japanese, Indian and all things in between. They also have a vegetarian menu so she ordered some Babaghanoush. My Yogi Yogi Tchai came in a mini teapot and it was so yummy. Reminded me of my Sue's peppery tea.
We chatted until she had to make her way for French class and walked up to the bus stop to drop me off. The University is so pretty at night, these huge gothic buildings lit in all the right places. I think if I were going to live in Glasgow again I would like to live up there.


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Pat Alger, who is among the most successful country songwriters of the late '80s and early '90s, comes from a folk background, and that colors the unusually thoughtful, articulated songs he writes.
He first turned up on record himself playing guitar and singing with the loosely constructed Woodstock Mountain Revue on the album More Music from Mud Acres in 1977. He was a co-author of the song "Ocracoke Time," which appeared on the Revue's third album, Pretty Lucky, in 1978, as well as "Old Time Music" on its fourth album, Back to Mud Acres, in 1981, and the sole author of "Southern Crescent Line" on the same album.
But Alger really began to gain recognition as a songwriter with the release of Nanci Griffith's third album, Once in a Very Blue Moon, in 1985. Alger co-wrote the title song, which reached the country charts in 1986. He was also heard from on Griffith's fourth album, The Last of the True Believers, in 1986, for which he co-wrote the song "Goin' Gone." (He also played guitar on the album and did its graphics.) Alger was co-author of the title song on Griffith's 1987 album, Lone Star State of Mind, and that song became a Top 40 country hit. In 1988, Kathy Mattea's version of "Goin' Gone" hit the top of the country charts. In 1990, Mattea took Alger and Fred Koller's "She Came from Fort Worth" to number two.
It's no surprise, then, that when Alger came to record his debut album, True Love & Other Short Stories, in 1991, he was able to call on the help of the cream of the young Nashville writers and performers. Trisha Yearwood, Nanci Griffith, Mary Black, Ashley Cleveland, Kathy Mattea, and Lyle Lovett all turn up, though Alger himself is the focus, singing his best-known songs. "No one sings or plays Pat Alger like Pat Alger himself," Griffith writes. ~ William Ruhlmann
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It was a tough weekend. It didn't start off great as my dashboard failed in practice, so I didn't have any data from the session. That put us on the back foot but to be honest, we just didn't get there in qualifying. The car wasn't performing and the rest of the guys [in the team] weren't there either. We were definitely lacking something as we were P3, P8 and P9. I had my best time taken away for track limits but to compound things, I also lost my second time as well.
We tested here four weeks ago but the track is so much different. I was a second slower than I was in practice. The traction on the different rubber makes it so different as the track changes after each session. We go out after the F1 boys, and the F2 and GP3 so we never really know the grip levels.
I had a good start to the race and we had really good race pace. The top seven were all so close for the entire race. We are just missed a trick somewhere. I was seventh before the Safety Car, but I lost out when Robert Lukas made a do or die move on the last lap.
I'm disappointed we didn't put it together in qualifying and it just hampers your entire weekend. It's only 20 minutes and that decides your entire your race pretty much. We were still a top ten finisher this weekend. To be in the top four is good. It's Michael Ammamueller, two Porsche Juniors and then me, which is a pretty good going for my first full season.
It wasn't really our weekend, but I'm determined to come back for Silverstone. I've had three mega weekends on the bounce. You can't always have good weekends and you've just got to maximise your points and that's what I did.


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Wig Wednesday Fundraising Night - 21st May 2014
This year Crystal Chords is supporting CLIC Sargent as their nominated charity, and we kicked off the fundraising season with Wig Wednesday.
Donning colourful wigs we sang for cinema goers and shoppers at The Printworks in Manchester, raising just over £200 during our allocated time slot of one and a half hours. Big thanks to all our bucket holding helpers!
Come and join us on our stand at the Didsbury Festival on Saturday 7th June - we will be raising more valuable funds for this very important charity with our cake bake sale!


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Joe H. Starbuck (April 3, 1924 — September 10, 2017)
Joe H. Starbuck, a lifetime resident of Garfield and Mesa counties, passed away Sunday, September 10, at the Rifle Veterans Home at the age of 93.
Joe was born April 3, 1924, south of Silt, Colorado, on West Divide Creek, at the Newt and Stella Dunn Ranch as the third child to Ray and Margaret Terrell Starbuck.
Joe attended the Divide Creek grade schools at Flat Iron and Fairview schools. He completed junior high and high school in Rifle, Colorado. His favorite sport was playing on the same football team with his brother Frank.
Joe married Lois Paxton on August 27, 1944, and they had two children.
He was a veteran of the Second World War, serving in the Philippines and Japan.
After the war, he returned to West Divide Creek to the Callen Ranch in partnership with his father and brother, Frank. Later, he owned the Banta Ranch in partnership with Frank and rode for ranchers on the White River National Forest. He and Frank spent as much time, as work would allow, riding, camping and fishing in their beloved mountains.
After leaving the ranch, he ventured into ranch real estate and ranch management, which took him all over Colorado, Kansas and Alaska.
He always wanted to be a Forest Ranger, so the last few years of his working career, he was the Park Ranger at Sylvan Lake near Eagle, Colorado, during which time his brother-in-law Carl Mobley worked with him. When he retired, he spent his last years helping other ranchers and friends on his beloved Divide Creek.
Joe was preceded in death by his parents, sister Ardith Barker and brother Frank Starbuck. He is survived by two sisters, MaeBelle Starbuck Philpott and Dee Starbuck (Carl) Mobley; two children, David Starbuck and Susan Starbuck Dempsey; 8 grandchildren; 28 great-grandchildren and 1 great-great-grandchild; and several nieces, nephews, Divide Creek friends and neighbors.
An open viewing will be held at the Rifle Funeral Home on Friday, September 15, from noon to 7 p.m.
Funeral services will be open casket held at the Funeral Home on September 16, at 10 a.m. followed by a gravesite dedication at the Divide Creek Cemetery followed by a gathering with snacks at Karla Mobley's residence North of Silt at 1274 County Road 237.
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We were invited to spend Australia Day weekend in the King Valley with the specific instruction of "bring your bikes".
The King Valley is a wine region heavily influenced by Italy and the Mediterranean. Many migrant families settled here and established wineries that are still producing well-known Italian wines such as sangiovese, dolcetto and arneis.
The oldest winery in the King Valley is run by the Brown family and was set up in 1889. Now, there are more than 70 families that rely on their vineyards to put food on the table.
Where is it?
The King Valley is located in the northeast of Victoria, about three hours drive from Melbourne and just south of Wangaratta.
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Where to stay
Gentle Annie Camping Reserve is located along the banks of the King River, just off the Wangaratta-Whitfield Road. The river is perfect for swimming, fishing and cooling off on a hot afternoon.
The reserve has both powered and unpowered sites, a toilet and shower block with laundry facilities, and open campfires are allowed, provided that fire restrictions are not in place.
The closest grocery store is the Whitfield General Store, which is 2km south down the road, but if you need lots of supplies, it might be worth driving into Wangaratta, which is a 50km drive north.
Dal Zotto
Dal Zotto is an Italian, family-run business in their second generation of wine making. The founder, Otto, was born in Valdobbiandene in Italy and grew up in a culture of fine wine and viticulture. After migrating to Australia in 1967, Otto and his wife Elena started of growing tobacco before securing another property in 1987 that was idea for wine-growing. Since then, the winery has expanded to include 8 grape varieties, and Otto's two sons have joined in on the family business.
The Dal Zotto Cellar Door is a hospitable one – a beautiful room filled with light and overlooking their vines. They had a large selection of wines available for tasting and we didn't hold back. Here are our tasting notes.
Pucino Prosecco – light, bubbly and soft with pear and citrus flavours.
Arneis – pink grapefruit aromas with a chalky finish.
Pinot Grigio – smelt like pears and had a initial taut response with a crunchy finish.
Rosato – strawberry smells with a fruit taste and a dry finish. perfect as an aperitif.
Sangiovese – gorgeous garnet colour with red fruits, sage and a dry, acidic finish.
Sangiovese Cabernet – medium bodied with fruit flavours, rolled tobacco leaves with a powdery finish.
Cabernet Merlot – the aroma contained black olive, with a crisp entry and a silky finish.
L'Immigrante Contro Shiraz – spicy with a sprinkle of nutmeg but really juicy and an unexpected sweetness.
L'Immigrante Barbera – apparently good with duck, it had a dry finish with robust flavours, but light enough to have with white meat.
Elena – our new love: gold colour with the smell of peaches and cream. It was hesitantly sweet without being sickly and stimulated a succulent sensation on the tongue. Absolutely gorgeous.
Juz had visited this winery a few years earlier to participate in a Petanque tournament in 2008. Since then, they had built a gorgeous new tasting room with luscious chairs and hardwood floors.
Pizzini wines had humble beginnings. In 1955, Roberto, his wife and three children migrated to Australia and met with Roberto's brother Arnold, who had come to Australia a few years earlier. They started off harvesting potatoes before getting into the tobacco business. In the 1970s, the tobacco industry in Australia changed and signalled the perfect time to start growing grapes. Their first vines were planted in 1978 but the Pizzini label began in 1994 and they now offer a range of both Italian and international wines.
While we didn't make any purchases here because the dry wine didn't suit the hot weather, this is a list of wines we tasted with our notes:
Prosecco – light and bubbly with a hint of flowers.
Pinot Grigio – smelt like nashi pears with a lime twist, and a hint of quince.
Riesling – sharp and crisp with nectarine flavours.
Arneis – fresh with citrus flavours and an almond aftertaste.
White Roman – melon flavours with a dry and acidic finish.
Sauvignon Blanc – meh (seriously…)
Rosetta – strawberries with a dry finish.
Sangiovese Shiraz – garnet colour, raspberries and strawberries with a dry and crunchy finish.
Merlot – gorgeous, rich smell with an unexpected spicy and dry flavour. Musky…
Sangiovese – sweet smell with a spicy finish that hinted vanilla.
Shiraz – reminded me of Worcester sauce, smooth finish.
Il Barone – grassy and wild with chalky tannins.
Nebbiolo – garnet colour with a great smell but deceptive taste. Not sure how we felt about this one.
Rubacuort Sangiovese – this wine is $110 a bottle and the name means Heart Robber. Dave loved it. Our notes read: "Hello, good thanks". That means it was good. As the last wine tasted before lunch, you are going to have to be happy with our vague notes on this one.
Station Creek
Station Creek is a boutique winery and restaurant with a small selection of wines. The most delicious one was the sparkling Shiraz – sweeter than expected, and beautifully refreshing when served chilled.
We lingered at Station Creek for something to eat as we were starting to get a bit wobbly on the bikes. We ordered an open steak sandwich with a side of chips to share.
The chips were great – crisp and golden on the outside with a fluffy centre – and the sandwich looked spectacular with slivers of beef on floured panini bread with caramelised onion and a dollop of horseradish and tomato relish. The bread was beautifully soft and when we bit into it, the steak gave way like butter. The caramelised onion was absolutely delicious and made the sweetness of the relish a little redundant. The horseradish was a nice, uncommon touch. The salad was fresh and lightly dressed in a vinaigrette dressing.
After a long lunch, we got back on the bikes to head to the next location.
Politini is a small winery behind the residential property of Sam Politini, a wonderful man with incredible hands. Seriously, his enormous, weathered hands with bratwurst fingers and dirt-lined nails were awesome …
Sam moved to Australia from Sicily in 1956 with his brother and started off growing tobacco. 30 years later, Sam and his family decided to plant 12 hectares of grapes and the rest of it is history.
We were seriously charmed by this winery. The atmosphere was so welcoming and relaxed. While the selection of wines was smaller than most, the quality was not compromised! Here is a list of the wines we tasted with our notes:
Sauvignon Blanc – crisp and cool with passionfruit and citrus characteristics.
Vermentino – crisp again, and perhaps a bit sweeter than the sauvignon blanc.
Amoroso – gorgeous colour with juicy cherry flavours and a dry finish.
Pink Moscato – lightly fizzy and refreshing with rose and tropical aromas.
Fine Old Muscat – lusciously sweet with sugared strawberries and honey that oozed and lingered on the side of the tongue.
Liquer Tawny – rich with caramel and cherry and blackcurrant syrup.
Other wineries in the region
Brown Brothers
With five wineries spread throughout Victoria, you'd think that we would have been able to include them in our tour of the King Valley. Unfortunately, while the closest vineyard is in Whitlands, because we were on bikes, the 10km detour would have been tiresome, especially with all the wine tasting.
Founded in 1889, Brown Brothers is a family-based wine label based in Milawa, just south of Wangaratta. They produce has a wide variety of wines, from sparkling moscato, fruity chardonnay and medium-bodied merlot.
Other points of interest
Paradise Falls
GPS Coordinates: -36.867948, 146.438824
Located on the northern arm of the Alpine National Park, Paradise Falls is a short 30 minute walk from the closest car park. Once you're there, you'll know, because you'll suddenly feel very little.
The water fall is about 30m high and while only a little trickle falls these days, the base of the falls tells a story of an old, rushing river that eroded the stone over years and years.
We loved cycling from cellar door to cellar door and sampling the sweet dessert wines, then sitting in the river and drinking wine at the end of the day. Dave and the boys invented a game that involved riding their bikes into the rocky river, and whoever got the furthest in was the winner.
Trav falling off his bike before we got to the first winery was a spectacular highlight, but overall, the weekend was a delightful adventure. We definitely recommend checking out the Whitfield Wine Region.
Best Australia Day weekend ever!