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Hope the universe is being kind to you this week. Just a wee reminder that we'll be playing in Melbourne next Wednesday night, before traipsing off into the nether regions of Queensland for the annual Gympie Muster.
Paul Hicks & band
(support - Charles Jenkins from Icecream Hands)
Wednesday 15th August
Northcote Social Club
301 High St, Northcote
$10 at the door
(doors open 8pm)
For more information phone 03 9489 3917 or visit www.northcotesocialclub.com
Hope to see you there.
Slainte, Paul
Nice to see so many familiar faces at this recent, fast growing festival in North-East Victoria, especially those who travelled long distances. Our second annual Sunday night dinner and show at Milawa's Food on Wood restaurant was a sell-out, with bookings already being made for next year!
After a great
'Food for the Journey'
launch night in June, the band and I will be playing another show at this excellent music venue. Make sure you get along early to catch an opening set by
Charles Jenkins
from the awesome
Ice Cream Hands
. Doors open at 8pm – tickets $10 at the door.
I've been fortunate enough to be asked back to play this iconic Queensland Music Festival and will be taking the new band up with me. Last year was a blast and this year is set to be just as good with acts such as
Augie March
, Thirsty Merc, The Black Sorrows
and too many others to mention, also performing. For more information, go to
If you've visited the website recently, you will have noticed that it's undergoing some renovations. My good mate Scott and his team have come up with an awesome new design. In the meantime, keep an eye on my Myspace site for details of upcoming gigs and I'll let you know when the main site is back up and running (will be worth a visit!).
Best wishes
Melbourne CD launch announced
June 2 , 2007
… songs such as Give me love first, Carpenter's Son and Buffalo River Road may help
to propel him to the upper echelon of Aussie personal songwriters …
- Keith Glass, Capital News, May 2007
New album Food for the Journey by singer/songwriter Paul Hicks is getting plenty of attention
from the critics.
It follows on from Kettle of Fish, Hicks' debut solo album, which inspired Melbourne music
journalist Jeff Jenkins' to proclaim in Rhythms Magazine "Paul Hicks should be Australia's next
country superstar". Jenkins also included Kettle of Fish amongst his top albums for 2005
alongside Bernard Fanning's Tea and Sympathy and Ben Lee's Awake is the New Sleep.
Hicks is now returning to Melbourne, launching Food for the Journey on Thursday 14th June at
the Northcote Social Club. He'll also be fronting a new line-up, which comprises Mark Stanley
(formerly of Irish folk/rock band The Mary Janes), who recorded, produced and played drums
and Robbie Melville who played guitars on the new album, along with Natalie Bartsch on keys
and Josh Bridges on bass. Melbourne songstress Ju Buxton, who sang backing vocals on the
album, will also make a guest appearance. Hicks is clearly excited about the launch.
"A big part of the sound that we achieved on Food for the Journey, is attributable to Mark,
Robbie and Ju, so it'll be great to have them on board when I take the new songs to the stage.
I'm also really looking forward to re-interpreting some of the older material with the new band".
The new line-up also reflects the shift in style from much of Hicks' previously released material.
"The first album was pretty much in the roots-country style, which was emphasized by much of
the instrumentation – y'know, fiddles, mandolins and pedal steel. The new songs seemed to
demand a different approach, and so we went for a tougher, guitar-based sound. Reproducing
that on stage meant putting together a different line-up", Hicks said recently.
Also featuring on the bill is legendary Australian singer/songwriter/guitarist Dave Steel. Steel,
one-time member of iconic Melbourne band Weddings Parties Anything is well known for his
musicianship and rootsy songwriting.
Greetings fellow travellers,
Nice to see some nice things being written about the new album. For Keith Glass' take on it, check out May's Capital News magazine or to hear what Jeff Jenkins thinks, pick up a free copy of June's JB Hi-Fi MAG, when you're next in one of their stores. The track 'Making my way back home' has also been added to the ABC's Oztrax website. You can listen online at
Well what do you know? You can now pick up a copy of
Food for the Journey
from the comfort of your own home, office or wherever you have an internet connection. Simply click on either of the following links to purchase online:
Of course you can still buy from us directly – just send us an email for details.
Be sure and keep free the night of Thursday, 14th June for the
Food for the Journey
CD launch at the Northcote Social Club, High Street, Northcote. Doors open at 8pm. For more details including pre-purchasing tickets, visit
We'll send out a few more details shortly. Hope you can all make it along!
A few of you may have noticed that the website is currently undergoing renovations. The new look and feel is going to be amazing! In the meantime, you can find out what we're up to at
Stay well,
Hello good people of the newsletter list,
Hope this finds you exceptionally well and inspired. I must again apologise for the lack of news in recent months but I can assure you we've had our noses to the grindstone here at Paul Hicks Inc...
OK, we've toiled for months on this little bugger and we think we've got it just right. The album is titled
Food for the Journey
and I'm really pleased and very excited with the results. A few tracks from the album have just been loaded on to my Myspace site, so you can have a listen and judge the tracks results for yourself. To listen, visit
If you'd like to be the first in your street to own a copy (signed if you like), feel free to email me to arrange payment and delivery at the special price of $25 per CD, including postage. The CD was to be in shops the week beginning 28th May, though I think JB Hi-Fi in Melbourne may have a few copies already available. I'll be announcing CD launch details for Melbourne and Sydney as soon as they're confirmed.
Have just arrived back in Australia after an impromptu European visit which included
Food for the Journey
CD launches at The White Hart hotel in Whitechapel, London and The International Bar, Dublin (ah, I can still taste the Guinness...). Both gigs went exceptionally well and I hope to get over there again soon. In the meantime, I have a few gigs coming up in this part of the world, so hope to see a few of you at one or all of them:
Sun 13th May (1pm) - Amulet Vineyard, Wangaratta-Beechworth Road, Beechworth VIC
(with Marc Paola on guitar)
Sat 9th June (7pm) - TBC, Echuca VIC (Supporting Peter Denahy www.peterdenahy.com)
Sat 14th Jul (3pm) - 'BEAT THE WINTER BLUES' FESTIVAL, Rose Hill Estate Wines, Milawa VIC
(with Marc Paola on guitar)
Sun 15th Jul (7pm) - 'BEAT THE WINTER BLUES' FESTIVAL, Food on Wood Restaurant, Milawa VIC
(with Marc Paola on guitar)
Well that's about it for now. Would love to hear what you think of the new tracks. Please drop me a line when you've had a listen.
Slainte, Paul
PS – I have finally been enlightened as to the phenomenon known as
. Check out my new page at
. Who knows, maybe we can be friends?
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Again, thanks for the emails and for enquiring. I'm recording in Melbourne with Mark Stanley, formerly of Irish band 'The Mary Janes'. We're a fair way into it now. Several songs are sounding brilliant I reckon (but what do I know, I've lost perspective!!). There's still the all important vocals to be added, so we've still opportunities to botch it all up, though I don't think we will (anyone know a good singer?). A couple of songs need to be worked up to the level of the others, but on the whole it's sounding pretty mighty. Be warned, it's stylistically quite a bit different to 'Kettle of Fish', but hey it's all part of the journey. I'm very excited and can't wait to give you all a listen. Not sure on a release date as yet, but rest assured yous'll be the first to know!
Have a great weekend and I'll be in touch again soon.
Slainte, Paul
Hi all,
Hope this finds you well and warm, especially for those in the nether regions of this wide, brown land.
Well, after a stint as a part-time farmer-of-sorts, am now settling back into life in the city, albeit of the rural variety. It's kind of strange not waking up to the sounds of birds and cattle, but with no more fences to mend, cattle to sell and so on, it's freeing up my time a lot more, so can't wait to stretch the legs and roam a bit wider!
Hello there,
Been awhile, so I thought it about time to touch base and remind you that we're
alive and working up here in the sunny NE of Vic...
Had a great day in Melb. last week working on pre-production with Greg and Mark.
Some very exciting ideas floating in the ether so can't wait to get stuck into
recording proper in late July. 11 tracks earmarked at this stage...stay
Hope the sun's metaphorically shining in your neck of the woods (but hope you
get a bit of rain soon if you need it like we do!).
Slainte, Paul
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If it sounds good (it's alright)
Willie Nelson reckons there's only two types of music – good and bad.
Paul Hicks agrees and has just released his salute to Willie's way of thinking – If it sounds good (it's alright) – as the second radio single off his Kettle of Fish CD.
The singer-songwriter grew up in North East Victoria listening to Elvis Presley and it's his earliest memories of seeing "the King" on television that he refers to in the opening lines of the song.
The track features some of Australia's finest musicians including Bill Chambers on electric guitar, Greg Hunt (The Ploughboys) on fiddle, John Edgar (Sara Storer band) on bass, Craig Pilkington (Mick Thomas and The Sure Thing) on baritone guitars and Dave Foley (Chris Wilson band) on drums.
If It Sounds Good (it's alright) is the second single off the Kettle of Fish CD, with the first, A little Better Than That, reaching 56 on the country charts when it was released in May, 2005.
Kettle of Fish has drawn some stunning praise since its release in 2005 and was included in Melbourne music journalist Jeff Jenkins' top albums for the year alongside Bernard Fanning's Tea and Sympathy and Ben Lee's Awake is the New Sleep.
"Paul Hicks should be Australia's next country superstar," Jenkins wrote in Rhythms magazine in January this year.
Hicks has a style that reviewers have trouble pigeon-holing, which is something that doesn't worry him because it has led to some flattering comparisons with artists as diverse as
Paul Kelly, Bruce Springsteen and Bob Dylan.
"A fine new album of thoughtful, all-original material that comes on like a more rural Paul Kelly," wrote Keith Glass in the April , 2005, edition of Capital News.
Rick Jenner followed up in the May edition with: "Country music is fortunate that our paddock is broad enough to accommodate some excellent talents who don't specifically fit the mainstream country musical image – Paul Kelly, Graeme Connors, Kevin Bennett and The Flood have all been embraced heartily by country listeners. Now add Victorian singer/songwriter Paul Hicks to that category. The former songwriter and front-man for Melbourne roots country bands The Haybalers and Broken Spoke is a great storyteller, good vocalist and produces a mix of styles that evoke images as wide as Bob Dylan and Bruce Springsteen".
If It Sounds Good (It's Alright) has been released through the NFS network (CD 103) after being listed at No. 32 on the ABC's Saturday Night Country Top 100 list for 2005.
Inquiries to Dale Webster: (02) 6032 7590, 0427 852 344 or email
Paul Hicks can be contacted directly for interviews on 0421 341 799.
For further information and high-resolution images for print, go to
Very nice of Melbourne music journalist Jeff Jenkins to include "Kettle of
Fish" amongst his top albums for 2005 in both Rhythms and Inpress magazines.
Very flattering indeed and encouragement enough (like we need it), to record
another album?
Yes folks, plans starting to take shape for another CD, likely to be recorded as
early as April. Very excited about the new songs and about getting back into the
studio again. Will keep you posted?
I'm off to Tocumwal, so gotta fly. Be good to each other - see you 'round
the traps soon.
Slainte, Paul
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Paul Hicks in good company
Respected Melbourne music journalist Jeff Jenkins has listed country roots singer-songwriter Paul Hicks' Kettle of Fish
at number nine in his 16 best albums for 2005.
Hicks sits just behind Ben Lee's Awake is the New Sleep and two ahead of Bernard Fanning's chart-topping Tea & Sympathy.
Jenkins has also repeated his assertion that Hicks could be country's next big thing, a statement he first published in a glowing review of Kettle of Fish in Rhythms magazine in July, 2005:
Paul Hicks making country cool
He's got the looks and the hooks. Paul Hicks could be Australia's next country sensation.
" … Paul's debut album, Kettle of Fish, shows that he's the real deal. The Tamworth fans with dig it, but it won't alienate urban country fans."
* Jeff Jenkins is a Melbourne music writer whose work is published in Rhythms magazine, Inpress magazine and TV Week. He has been a panelist on the Ten Network's The Panel and a regular guest on Brian Wise's Off The Record show on Melbourne's RRR.
Paul Hicks is available for interviews on 0421 341 779.
Further information and publicity material can be obtained from Paul Hicks' website at
Media inquiries to 0421 341 779 or 0427 852 344
Hey there,
Just a quick note to say thanks to everyone who's voted for 'If it sounds good
(it's alright)' in the ABC Saturday Night Country poll. Polling closes at the
end of October I think, so there's still time to get it in if you haven't
already! Feel free to forward it on to your entire address book as well (well,
we all love receiving these things...don't we, don't we?...). The 3 ways of
voting are:
1. SMS your vote to 197 55 222 - simply text 'SNC' and the number '32'
2. PHONE your vote to 1900 959 124 - again, enter the number '32'
3. Register your vote at
While I think of it, here's a few gigs that have been booked for next year (get
out those new diaries). They're not on the website yet, but will have them put
up as soon as I get a minute:
One to mark in your diaries for next year! Greg and I will be playing on 11th,
12th, 18th and 19th March at Campbells Wines up there in sunny Rutherglen. A
great weekend.
Back again at Cofield Wines - come out and have a drink with us...another huge
Hope to see you soon. Be good.
Slainte, Paul
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Me and the boys (and girls) had an absolute ball over in Deni last w'end - still
recovering in fact!. Played lots of music, drank too much bundy, looked at loads
of utes and even slept in swags (we went the whole hog!!). Also saw lots of
great artists and can't wait to get over there again next year. Congrats to
Kate, Chris and all the staff and volunteers for putting on such a great event.
Well it seems like a little track from the 'Kettle of Fish' album has been
getting it's fair share of airplay on John Nutting's national radio show. "If
it sounds good (it's alright)" has come in as the 32nd most played song on his
show for this year, which is particularly encouraging considering we haven't
released it as a single yet.
Paul Hicks – Kettle of Fish
Hey friends,
Hope this finds you all happy and well in your corner of the planet. Has been a
few weeks I know, but it's been kind of hectic - you know how it is...
We had a huge long weekend playing during the recent Rutherglen Winery
Walkabout. Thanks to everyone who came along at saw us at one of the shows.
Was nice to see some familiar faces and meet lots of new ones! Cofield Wines in
Wahgunyah have booked us for the full weekend next year - something to pencil
in and look forward to.
I believe this month's Rhythms mag (Australia's best roots music mag I reckon),
will include a Jeff Jenkins penned article on the 'Kettle of Fish' album.
Should be available at Newsagents in the next week or so.
Katherine Blackwell is a talented young photographer who specialises in
capturing live performers. Check out her website at
PaulHicks/paulhicks.htm to view photos from
one of the Songwriters gigs we did at The Terminus Hotel in Clifton Hill.
There's loads of great pics of other artists on Katherine's website - check 'em
Finally, check out this link for a few pics by our Canberra mate Judy taken at
this year's Tamworth Country Music Festival -
That's about it for now. Hope to catch up with you 'round the traps.
All the best,
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Hey all,
First of all, thanks to everyone who came along to the Melbourne Album launch at
The Cornish Arms last Saturday night. It was such a pleasure to play with all
the guys again - we all had a ball. Hope to do it with the full line-up again
Thanks also to everyone who has sent through good wishes both pre and post the
launch and to everyone who saw us in Geelong the night before (will be back
again soon). A number of people from the media were at the launch and I felt
bad for not thanking them for their support of the CD - it really is much
appreciated, so thanks.
The only downside from the weekend was me hitting a roo just as I was nearing
home and wiping out the front, right lights. Better do a few more gigs to cover
it, which leads me to...
With a style critics have compared to the great storytellers Bruce Springsteen, Bob Dylan and Paul Kelly, emerging singer-songwriter Paul Hicks has already been tagged as someone destined for big things.
While the launch of his debut CD, Kettle of Fish, this Saturday at The Cornish Arms, Brunswick, marks the start of official promotion, the body of work has so far drawn nothing but stunning praise in early reviews.
"... a fine new album of thoughtful, all original material that comes on like a more rural Paul Kelly … his lyrics are concise and he has something to say whether it be confessional, observational or accusational … Kettle of Fish has a lot to offer."
- Keith Glass, Capital News
"Singer-songwriter Paul Hicks is set for big things, I am absolutely positive of it. Just wait until a few more people discover his debut album Kettle of Fish and its stunning collection of tracks, which span the length and breadth of his chosen genre." **** Four stars.
– Jamie Horne, The Border Mail
"Country music is fortunate that our paddock is broad enough to accommodate some excellent talents who don't specifically fit the mainstream country musical image - Paul Kelly, Graeme Connors, Kevin Bennett and The Flood have all been embraced heartily by country listeners. Now add Victorian singer/songwriter Paul Hicks to that category. The former songwriter and front-man for Melbourne roots country bands The Haybalers and Broken Spoke is a great storyteller, good vocalist and produces a mix of styles that evoke images as wide as Bob Dylan and Bruce Springsteen."
- Rick Jenner, Capital News
The launch of Kettle of Fish coincides with the release to radio of the first single from the CD, A Little Better Than That, available on NFS 96.
Kettle of Fish is being distributed by One Stop Entertainment, phone (07) 3279 2754
Paul Hicks' Kettle of Fish CD launch
Saturday, May 28, 9pm
The Cornish Arms Hotel, 163A Sydney Rd, Brunswick, phone: (03) 9380 8383
$10 entry or $30 including CD
Support by Brent Parlane
For more information and interviews contact:
RUM Entertainment - Rebecca Urquhart McCarthy
Ph/fax:(02) 4285 1461. Mobile: 0439 730 460
Hey everyone,
Been awhile since I've bombarded you with an email. Hope life's treating you
For those in Geelong who can't make it down on Saturday night, we're playing a
wee gig on the Friday night (yes, the 27th), at the De La Ville Hotel, 54
Little Myers Street, Geelong (10pm kick-off).
I'll also be dropping in to have a chat on the wireless whilst down in the big
smoke. If you're able, tune in:
Well, I finally got around to it. Am very excited to be coming back to Melbourne
and playing with The High Kings again (Greg Hunt - fiddle/mandolin, John Edgar -
Bass, 'Rockin' Ronnie Mahony - Drums, and honourary 'High King for a day (or
two)' Garret Costigan - Pedal Steel). There'll be plenty of special guests as
well, so lock it in your diary now! Looking forward to seeing everyone again.
Check out this month's Capital News mag for a Keith Glass feature article on the
'Kettle of Fish' album (available most newsagents I think).
Also, keep an ear out for a track from the album when you're next doing the
grocery shopping or being put on hold by some corporate entity. A company that
provide said music to the large supermarket chains etc. have just added a track
to their playlist - not sure which one (sorry Bec, couldn't open the file from
here. I'm such a luddite!).
Had a great night last night at The Vine seeing a terrific band, Those Bloody
McKennas. Lovely folk too. Consensus amongst us was that they're kind of a
cross between REM and Jethro Tull (with Celtic trad influences). Anyway, you
need to see them. Had a great night enjoying a few beers with Georgie, Richie,
Nell, Kate and others.
Finally, this week saw the sad passing away of our family friend Trish Doyle.
Our thoughts and prayers and with Adrian, Francis, Jacinta, Chris, Leah and
their extended family at this sad time.
OK, that's about everything for now I think. Thanks for the emails - I'll get
back to you shortly (I promise!).
Cheers, Paul
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Hey all,
A reminder for those in the vicinity of north-east Victoria that I'll be doing a
show at the historic Vine Hotel in North Wangaratta this Saturday night. Great
pub, terrific food, should be terrific night. Kicks off at 8pm.
I had a really great Sunday arvo/evening at the legendary Wandi pub last
weekend. What a way to spend a day, sitting on stage in a beautiful beer garden
looking out across the mountains. A very big thanks to outgoing publican Ron
Jamieson for his tremendous support and to incoming publicans Bill and Lynne
for their wonderful hospitality. Enjoyed it so much we're doing it again in
Well, I can now officially extend my congrats to little sis Kerry and fiance
Chris who announced their engagement on the weekend. Nice work guys, another
wedding to look forward to!
Hey everyone,
Don't know about you, but things have been pretty hectic up this way. Still
there's heaps to do and the year's slippin' away already (what happened to Feb?
I think I missed it...).
I've decided that it's time to get fit again and so have just returned from a
40km ride around the area with a (slightly) fitter mate of mine. Having not
ridden for a few years I reckon it's gonna take me a least a couple of days
before I can sit down again - just in time for this weekend's gig...
Keep an eye out for Keith Glass interview/article which will pop up in either
the April or May issue of Capital News magazine, Australia's monthly country
music mag...
Thanks muchly to the community stations that've been giving the CD a run. Keep
an ear out for the first single 'A little better than that', which will be
released nationally in May to all country-friendly radio stations.
After a year of sad news for our family, finally some good stuff! Congrats to
brother Mick and sister-in-law-to-be Simone who finally tie the knot on Sunday
week. Similarly, congrats to littlest brother Paddy who was engaged to the
lovely Kirsty during the week. The grapevine has it that their may be more in
the wings - watch this space!
Hope to see ya round the traps soon.
Cheers, Paul
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We had a great week and received plenty of good feedback this year, both from
the solo gigs and the band CD launch at The City Tavern. Was fantastic to meet
up with all our Tamworth Festival muso mates and other friends that we've made
over the past couple of years. Was also great to meet loads of new friends from
all over, who came along to the gigs (hey folks!). We've already been asked
backfor a string of gigs next year, so we look forward to catching up again then
if not before (see NSW tour details below). We'll see if we can get some photos
from the festival on the website (if anyone has any, would appreciate it if you
could shoot them through to me).
Unfortunately my Tamworth experience was cut short when I received the call on
the eve of the CD launch, that my Mum had passed away. As a few of you will
know, she was diagnosed with terminal cancer 2 months ago, though she actually
passed away due to a cardiac arrest suffered after enduring a hip replacement
operation (which ironically went very well). As I mentioned above, the CD
launch nevertheless went really well and we played her favourite song, 'The
time I get to you', for her. Though I've only personally told a handful of
people, the music grapevine is undoubtable alive and well, and I'd like to
thank everyone who sent through emails, text messages, cards and flowers. As you
can imagine, the last week has been a bit of a blur and so I'm sorry if I
haven't responded earlier. Your thoughts have meant a lot. The funeral and wake
went really well and were a fitting tribute to a beautiful woman.
Over the past few months I've received emails etc. from friends asking if and
when we'll be playing in their area. Well, I've bitten the bullet and will
start organising a tour for later this year. So far we've had requests to get
to Albury, Wagga, Orange, Dubbo, Gunnedah, Tamworth, Coffs Harbour, Sydney and
Campbelltown, so we'll use that as a starting point and work around it. If
anyone in NSW has any other suggested destinations, would appreciate it if you
could send through details of suggested venues so that we can contact them.
NB - we'll also come down to Melbourne ASAP and will also try to organise a
little run around Gippsland (thanks Rhonda).
That's enough for now. Stay well and we hope to see you soon.
Cheers, Paul
PS - look out for a 'Kettle of Fish' CD review by David Dawson in Melbourne's
Beat Magazine this week.
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Hey everyone,
Happy 2005 - hope it's a good one for you!
The boys and I had a great time over New Year down at The Stump in Port Fairy.
The hospitality was (as usual) superb, the crowd was enthusiastic and the
weather was thankfully very nice (for that part of the world). Thanks again to
Brian and Kim and all the staff and regulars for a great weekend. We'll be down
there again for a couple more shows during the Port Fairy Folk Festival.
Thanks to everyone who's purchased so far and for all the positive emails. It
certainly makes the effort all worth while! If you know of anyone who'd like a
copy, they're also now available at the following outstanding retail outlets:
JB-Hi Fi - Elizabeth street, Melbourne
Leading Edge - Wangaratta
You can of course still get 'em from me by dropping an email.
Thanks to local radio station OAK FM for getting behind the album and giving it
a good old-fashioned thrashing. Listen out for it in coming weeks on PBS FM and
RRR FM (both in Melb.) and ABC local radio.
That's about it for now.
All the best, Paul
PS - Had a incredible gig at the Ararat Prison last month, performing for the
inmates. Incredible because it was obviously a very different environment, but
equally because they were so enthusiastic about the music. I've never played a
gig where every member of the audience files past at the end, looks you in the
eye, shakes your hand and sincerely thanks you for going out of your way to
come and play! (as you can guess, they don't get much in the way of
entertainment over there). Plans are afoot to take the whole band down there
sometime this year. I know there's a lot of excellent artists on this email
list - would thoroughly recommend doing it if you get the opportunity. It's an
important experience.
Thanks to everyone who has bought it so far and for the fantastic feedback. Has
been really overwhelming and very much appreciated.
We aim to release it to radio etc. once a distribution deal etc. is sorted (it's
at the top of my NY 'to do' list, really!!). Apparently it has snuck on to a
station in NSW though (probably the ABC), as even the local record store here
in Wangaratta has had enquiries (sincere thanks to whoever organised that).
Am just about to shoot out the door to play a gig for the inmates at H.M. Prison
in Ararat this evening. Really looking forward to it - hope I don't see any of
you there (that's the first and last time I'll probably ever mention that about
a gig!).
Travel well, Paul
KETTLE OF FISH (the CD.)
You're not going to believe this but it's finally in for pressing! I've been
listening to the damn thing for a couple of months now, so it's kind of funny
to think that hardly anyone else has heard it and it's still completely new.
I'm not sick of it yet though, which has got to be a good sign and I'm really
pleased with the production and artwork.
Anyway, whilst we start sorting out licensing/distribution etc., we're running
off a limited number which will only be sold at gigs ($25 each). Given that a
number of people have been asking about how to get hold of it though, I'll also
be happy to post out copies to anyone on this email list for $20 + postage ($3
in Australia, $5 overseas. Add an extra $1 for each additional CD). The CD
contains 11 original tracks and comes with a full colour 8 page booklet
(includes lyrics). Just the thing for those last minute Chrissie presents!
If you'd like to order, there's 2 ways that I can think of:
1) Send a cheque made payable to PDH MARKETING PTY LTD to:
Wangaratta VIC 3678
Don't forget to include your postal details.
2) Deposit the appropriate amount to the following account:
Account name: PDH Marketing Pty Ltd
Account number: 18-7355
If you do deposit directly to this account please send me an email to let me
know when it went through and for how much, and also advise the postal
The CDs will be available for posting in the first week of December. If you'd
rather wait and have a listen - no worries, we'll have some samples on the
website in the coming week or two (I'll let you know when they've been posted).
That's enough for now I reckon. Hope all's well in your part of the world.
Cheers, Paul
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Fuelled by REAL coffee and gourmet treats from the Binh Minh in Victoria
Richmond, we had a very productive and enjoyable day yesterday, mastering the
album at 'Moose'. Once the artwork is done and the CDs pressed, I'll post
samples of a few tracks on the website so you can have a listen and then tell
me how lucky I am to be surrounded by such talented and creative people...
Cheers for now,
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As some of you might know, I've been spending a good deal of time down at
Audrey Studios in Richmond, Melbourne, working on my first album. The album's
tentatively titled 'Kettle of Fish' and will include a few of the tunes that I
played with the Spokes, plus a few newies - at this stage, 12 songs in all.
It's a bit hard to be objective about it when you're so involved in the
but we're all pretty excited about the way it's shaping up so far. The album is
being recorded/produced by Craig Pilkington (The Killjoys, Mick Thomas & The
Sure Thing) and features some of Australia's best players (Bill Chambers, Bruce
Haymes, Greg Hunt, Garret Costigan, Pete Somerville, Dave Evans, John Edgar,
Dave Foley and Rockin' Ronnie Mahony from the Spokes). We start mixing on
Monday and are shooting to have it pressed and ready to go by mid-November at
the latest. Can't wait to give you all a listen and hear what you think!
After years of threatening to ditch the city life and return to the bush, I
finally decided the time was right. Am based on 50 acres, just outside
Wangaratta in the north-east of Victoria, and though I've only officially been
here for about a week, feel right at home already. My first fews days have
consisted of killing one brown snake, witnessing the birth of an Angus calf
(ah, the circle of life.), built one barbed wire fence and fixed another.
Loving the space, the fresh air and the peace and quiet. Not missing the city
noise, traffic and pollution in the slightest! I reckon I could get used to
I'll still be doing regular runs to Melbourne for gigs, so look forward to
keeping in touch and catching up with all my city mates.
That's enough for now. Hope life's treating you well.
For more information including latest news and upcoming gigs, visit
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Well, after a fantastic 18 months or so, we've decided to call it a day. Side projects and the tyranny of distance have made it way too difficult to keep the band going. We've had a ball and we'd like to thank everyone for their great support, both of our gigs and our little EP, 'Country Roots Rock' (there's still a few collector's items left if you haven't got one yet!). We plan to go out with a massive party and as such, you're all invited to The Underpass @ The Terminus Hotel, for a final gig on Saturday, 18th September. Will remind you closer to the date...
I'll be carrying on solo, and playing with various friends. Will continue to keep you in the loop on upcoming gigs, which are also being posted on my new website -
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Unfortunately Dad passed away, peacefully, last Friday evening at Wangaratta Base Hospital. We gave him a huge send-off yesterday with in excess of 500 people packing out the church and spilling out into the grounds, followed by a few beers/cuppas at his beloved Rovers clubrooms.
Thanks everyone for the tremendous messages of support etc. during this difficult period - It's been really overwhelming and very much appreciated.
For more band information including upcoming gigs, visit
If you've visited our website lately, you'll have noticed that there's been a few changes made, including the addition of audio samples of songs from our 'Country Roots Rock' EP. A big thanks to our new webmaster Stephen Oakes for rallying to the cause and doing such a superb job. If you need any website work done, Stephen can be contacted at
That's about it for now.
It's now Tuesday night and we've almost recovered from another huge weekend of playing down at The Stump in Port Fairy. Another couple of cracker nights with big crowds all out for a huge night. If the 4-setter, 1 o'clock finish on the Saturday night didn't quite do us in, the 6am lock-in session, jamming with some local musos certainly did!
We even managed to raise some more money for The Leukemia Foundation, after Mary suggested I put my old straw cowboy hat behind the bar, so that she and the rest of the punters could make a contribution by tossing their change in. I picked the hat up in Tamworth last year - it's one of those freebies that the sponsors give away. Anyway, it's now sitting proudly behind the bar atop a mannequin's head, with our scribbles all over it (from one dummy to another!). How much did we raise you ask? $280 in total which included $50 tipped in by Brian and Kim of The Stump. Not bad for just over a night of passing the hat around! A big thanks to some very generous folks who really know how to have a good time! We're looking forward to seeing y'all again at Easter.
Coincidentally, we ran into an artist fellow named Anders at The Stump. I was familiar with his fine drawings of various musos, as he displays them during the Tamworth Festival at our favourite pub - The City Tavern. He was holding an exhibition of his work at The Warnambool Gallery, which I also dropped in to have a look at - very interesting mix of really eclectic works! Anyway, we're looking forward to seeing the Spoke drawing at the next exhibition Anders!
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- Environmental Sciences: 201-250
- Physics: 401-450
Broad Subject Area of Arts and Humanities: 341
- Linguistics: 51-100
- Languages: 151-200
- Philosophy: 151-200
- English: 201-250
Broad Subject Area of Life Sciences and Medicine: 401-450
- Agriculture: 101-150
- Biology: 251-300
- Medicine: 351-400
Broad Subject Area of Arts and Humanities Social Sciences and Management
- Communication: 101-150
- Education: 151-200
- Sociology: 251-300
- Economics: 351-400
"It is very unusual for an institution to qualify for consideration in all 48 subjects." —— 2018 QS World University Subject Ranking UH Manoa Report
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- U-Multirank
U‐Multirank is prepared with seed funding from the European Union and led by a consortium headed by Professor Dr. Frans van Vught of the Center for Higher Education Policy Studies (CHEPS) in the Netherlands, and Professor Dr. Frank Ziegele of the Centre for Higher Education (CHE) in Germany. U‐Multirank is a new multi‐dimensional, user‐driven approach to international ranking of higher education institutions. The dimensions it includes are teaching and learning, research, knowledge transfer, international orientation and regional engagement.
Follow this link and put Hawaii into the search bar to see U-Multirank's information on UHM.
According to U-Multirank's Country-Specific Results 2015 Report, UHM was one of the nine universities who received five "A" scores on all eight indicators available in the Research dimension. Note: A-scores imply that a university scores on an indicator in the top 25% of the whole sample.
UHM was one of the twelve universities who received one "A" score on all six indicators available in the International Orientation dimension.
- U.S. News Rankings
U.S. News the Best Global Universities Rankings
Released on September 12, 2017:
U.S. News developed the Best Global Universities rankings in the summer and fall of 2014 and the first edition was published on October 28, 2014. The U.S. News Best Global Universities Rankings obtains all its rankings data for all the ranking indicators (reputation, publications, citations, highly cited papers and school specific data on enrollment, faculty, etc.) from Thomson Reuters. UHM was included among the top 1000 institutions based on the bibliometric data and the reputation survey results.
- UHM World University Ranking: 328
- UHM Overall Ranking in U.S.: 104
- Subject Ranking of Geosciences in the world: 28
- Subject Ranking of Space Science in the world: 138
- Subject Ranking of Environment/Ecology in the world: 161
- Subject Ranking of Social Sciences & Public Health in the world: 260
- Subject Ranking of Plant and Animal Science in the world: 288
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U.S. News Best Grad Schools Rankings
Released on March 14, 2017:
- Graduate College of Education: 69
- Graduate School of Earth Sciences: 34
- Graduate School of Law: 100
- Graduate School of Law (part-time): 29
- Graduate College of Library and Information Sciences: 28
U.S. News Best Grad Schools Subject Areas Rankings
Released on September 12, 2017:
- Arts and Sciences
- Graduate Fine Arts: 157
- Law School
- Graduate Part-Time Law: 29
- Social Sciences
- Graduate Clinical Psychology: 87
- Graduate Psychology: 112
- Graduate Public Administration: 146
- Education
- Graduate Rehabilitation Counseling: 58
- Natural Sciences
- Graduate Cell and Molecular Biology: 115
- Graduate Chemistry: 148
- Graduate Mathematics: 126
- Graduate Physics: 85
- Nursing and Dental Hygiene
- Graduate Nursing (DNP): 88
- Graduate Nursing (Master's): 87
- Ocean, Earth Science and Technology
- Graduate Earth Sciences: 34
- Social Work
- Graduate Social Work: 58
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U.S. News Best College Rankings
Released on September 12, 2017:
UHM Overall Ranking in U.S.: 159
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U.S. News Best Online Programs rankings
Released on September 12, 2017:
Graduate Nursing: 61
- NSF Higher Education R&D Rankings
NSF Higher Education R&D Rankings (FY 2015 data released in November 2016)
The Higher Education Research and Development (R&D) Survey is released by The National Science Foundation. The survey is the primary source of information on R&D expenditures at U.S. colleges and universities. Information collected includes fields of research, sources of funds, types of research and expenses, and headcounts of R&D personnel. Eligible institutions are the 906 universities and colleges that grant a bachelor's degree or higher, and expended at least $150,000 in R&D in the fiscal year 2015.
The Info Brief showing the key findings and overall trends in R&D at universities and colleges is available here.
The FY 2015 data tables, including the FY 2015 rankings for all institutions, are available here.
- R&D Expenditures Ranking in U.S.: 74
- R&D Expenditures Ranking among U.S. Public Universities: 48
- Federally Financed R&D Expenditures Ranking in the U.S.: 61
- Non-Federally Financed R&D Expenditures Ranking in the U.S.:
- Institutional Funds: 73
- State and Local Governments: 68
- Nonprofit Organizations: 102
- Business: 125
- All other Funding Sources: 112
- CWTS Leiden Ranking
CWTS Leiden Ranking (2015)
CWTS Leiden Ranking is released by Leiden University, Netherlands. The Leiden Ranking uses a sophisticated set of bibliometric indicators to provide statistics on the scientific impact of universities and on universities' involvement in scientific collaboration. It does not rely on highly subjective data obtained from reputational surveys, or on data provided by universities themselves.
The Leiden Ranking provides size-dependent and size-independent indicators when presenting results. MIRO chose size-independent indicators because (a) size-independent indicators have been corrected for the size of the publication output of a university, so when size-independent indicators are used, both larger and smaller universities may perform well; and (b) there is not much difference in UH Mānoa's rankings regardless of size-independent indicators or size-dependent indicators.
UH Mānoa was ranked highly in many fields internationally. Math and computer science was ranked 28th in terms of the proportion of top 1% publications in which articles were cited. Physical sciences and engineering was ranked 60th in terms of the proportion of interinstitutional collaborative publications. For more information, please click here.
Type of indicators: impact (measured by citations)
P: Number of publications (2010-2013)
PP(top 1%): Proportion of top 1% publications
PP(top 10%): Proportion of top 10% publications
PP(top 50%): Proportion of top 50% publications
Type of indicators: collaboration (measured by co-authorships)
P: Number of publications (2010-2013)
PP(collab): Proportion of interinstitutional collaborative publications
PP(int collab): Proportion of international collaborative publications
PP(industry): Proportion of collaborative publications with industry
- Other Rankings
Nature Index
The Nature Index is a database of author affiliation information collected from research articles published in an independently selected group of 68 high-quality science journals. It provides a close to real-time proxy for high-quality research output at the institutional, national and regional level.
For more information, please click here.
- Earth & Environmental Sciences (2017 ranking) (Released on Aug 30, 2017):
In the World: 14th
In U.S.: 11th
To suggest MIRO add, take, or change rankings on MIRO's ranking page, Please click here to submit your request. At the beginning of each month, MIRO will review and assess all information submitted, and make any necessary updates to the ranking webpage. Mahalo for your information.
- Rankings Q&A
MIRO led panel presentations with major international rankings at the annual conference of the Association of Institutional Research (AIR) in 2015 and 2016. Each presentation was selected to be among only 30 sessions that were recorded, and both are available through AIR's digital pass program. Please select the following links to access the presentation documents. 2015 AIR presentation "International Ranking and Institutional Research" (Presenters' Bios, PowerPoint Presentation, International Ranking Q&A, AIR Recorded Video). 2016 AIR presentation "International Rankings Go Deeper and Wider: More Subjects and More Universities to be Ranked" (Presenters' Bios, PowerPoint Presentation, International Subject Ranking Q&A)."


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If this month's compendium of 15 sparkling and reasonably ferocious new metal albums seems at all lacking -- and I'm certainly not suggesting that it does -- it's probably because they were all composed and recorded before Pope Benedict XVI resigned. Think about it: the first Papal Quittery in 600 years! The Vatican in turmoil! Potentially the most heavy metal topic since there was metal to make topical! Unless, say, somebody suddenly stumbled onto Richard III's skeleton after more than half a millennium, or if a fiery meteorite as big as a bus crashed to earth and injured 1,000 Russians. I eagerly await how the genre's creative minds will address these momentous occurences.
Meanwhile, though, we've still got a whole bunch of albums to deal with -- some much better than others, true, but all much better than, well, something! Let's see here: two bands from Ohio, both of whom probably store freezers full of freshly cut beefalo in their garages. Two from Germany, both of whom sound like they have season tickets to the opera. A few from England and California. A couple that play thrash metal like it never went away. A couple with old dudes who remember prog rock. A couple with young dudes who remember punk rock. A couple who are "really big with the kids these days." And towering over it all, a remarkable new band from Virginia called Corsair, and an out-of-this-world old band from Quebec called Voivod. Salut!


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ORLANDO, Florida (Reuters) – Police in the Florida city where George Zimmerman shot and killed Trayvon Martin have backed off a plan to explicitly ban neighborhood watch volunteers from carrying guns while on duty.
Earlier this month, police in Sanford, Florida, announced new rules on how civilian patrols can operate in an attempt to revive the program's reputation.
Sanford was thrust in the national spotlight last year when Zimmerman, a former neighborhood watch captain, gunned down Martin, an unarmed black teenager. Prosecutors accused Zimmerman of chasing down and killing Martin, but a jury acquitted him in July of murder.
Sanford Police Chief Cecil Smith, in a phone interview on Wednesday, refused repeated requests to explain the reversal.
Read the rest of the story at Reuters.


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I love being photobombed my own daughter LOL
How grown up does she look in that picture? My beautiful baby girl...
Mama getting her drink on with a Barbie cup getting ready to go see Breaking Dawn 2 (all my wine glasses are in a box in storage somewhere! LOL)
Bath day for my Roxy (yes my car has a name, wanna make something of it?! )
Monster High threw up in my cart...
SLEEPOVER!! BFF's, pillow fighting, daddy make breakfast for everyone, a bottle of wine and my wonderwoman cup is how I got through the sleepover alive
Daddy and Hannah building a lego friends kit she got for her bday
Happy 8th Birthday Hannah!!
Gotta document the good hair days, they don't happen very often around these parts!
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Tomorrow is Easter! Hooray! I love what tomorrow stands for. Is there any more important day, I ask you? Well, not to me and to my family. :) I want to make sure to tell you all that I hope you have a wonderful day celebrating with your family and friends. We are off to Easter service at church with an egg hunt and brunch to follow. Then in the afternoon we are off to my brother's house for another egg hunt and dinner. Should be a wonderful day with wonderful weather (in the 70's with a light breeze) and hopefully the kids don't eat too much candy and get along well with their cousins. (We can hope at least...)
Zucchini Muffins
3 cups flour
1 tsp baking powder
1 tsp baking soda
1 tsp salt
1 1/2 tsp cinnamon
1/2 tsp nutmeg
2 cups sugar
1 cup vegetable oil
3 large eggs
1 tbsp vanilla
3 cups grated, unpeeled, zucchini
Preheat oven to 325 degrees. Line 3 muffin pans with cupcake liners or lightly spray with cooking spray. Set aside. Mix together all the dry ingredients and set aside. In a large mixing bowl, combine sugar and oil and beat on high until well blended. Add eggs, one at a time and blend well between each addition then add the vanilla and blend until combined. Add half the dry ingredients to the wet ingredients and blend well. Add the last half of ingredients and blend again. Spoon evenly into muffin cups. Bake 30-35 minutes or until toothpick inserted in center comes out clean.
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Bankruptcy at a Glance
Serving people in the Dothan, Troy, and Eufaula markets
Chapter 7 at a glance
Below are a few key characteristics of Chapter 7 bankruptcy.
Typical ScenarioLearn if Chapter 7 may be the best fit for you.
Typical ScenarioYou have little property except for the basic necessities like furniture and clothing.
AdvantagesThere are several advantages to Chapter 7 bankruptcy.
AdvantagesMost unsecured debts can be discharged
or completely eliminated.
DisadvantagesThere are a few drawbacks to Chapter 7 bankruptcy.
DisadvantagesMany times your vehicle and home
are surrendered unless payments are kept current and equity position is low.
Chapter 13 at a glance
Below are a few key characteristics of Chapter 13 bankruptcy.
Typical ScenarioLearn if Chapter 13 may be the best fit for you.
Typical ScenarioYou have significant equity in a home or other property and you want to keep it.
AdvantagesThere are many advantages to Chapter 13 bankruptcy.
AdvantagesYou can keep most of your property
(including house and vehicle) with additional time to pay past due accounts.
DisadvantagesThere are a few drawbacks to Chapter 13 bankruptcy.
DisadvantagesMay have to pay back a portion of unsecured debts via monthly payments to the trustee for 3-5 years.
Chapter 11 and Chapter 12
Below are a few key characteristics of these less common bankruptcies.
Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
- There are no limits on the amount of debt.
- Allows for a longer time frame to repay debt.
Chapter 12 Bankruptcy
- Used by farmers or commercial fishermen.
- Debt limits are significantly higher than Chapter 13.
Take back control
Bankruptcy gives you the power to stop harassment and collection effots.
One of the most emotionally challenging aspects of financial trouble is the fact that collection agencies will constantly remind you that they are owed money. You might receive phone calls, letters or e-mails with increasing frequency and urgency. The most immediate benefit of a successful bankruptcy filing is the automatic stay.
Take Back Control With an Automatic Stay
An automatic stay goes into effect as soon as you file for bankruptcy. The automatic stay prevents further collection efforts and provides immediate benefits, including:
- Harassing phone calls stop.
- Harassing letters and e-mails stop.
- All collection communication must cease.
After filing for bankruptcy, you no longer have to be subjected to that sort of harassing communication. Most individuals feel an immediate sense of relief as they begin regaining control over their finances.
One of the benefits of filing for Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 is the sense of relief that comes from stopping collection efforts. Constant creditor harassment only adds to the stress and humiliation that many individuals feel when they are facing a wall of insurmountable debt. The attorneys at Espy, Metcalf & Espy can explain how it is possible to stop collection efforts with bankruptcy.
As collection efforts escalate, many times a creditor will actually file a lawsuit in order to recover money. Once a judgment has been obtained, the debtor is now at the mercy of the creditor. The only way to stop this process is by filing bankruptcy.
Take Back Control With an Automatic Stay
By virtue of the automatic stay, a bankruptcy filing can put a stop to nearly all collection efforts, including:
- Lawsuits.
- Judicial liens, if there is already a judgment.
- Wage or bank account garnishment.
- Sheriff sales.
- Levies.
- Executions on property.
- Repossessions.
- Foreclosures.
In essence, filing for bankruptcy stops any collection efforts from creditors. This gives individuals a chance to regain control over their finances, and work to get out from under the cloud of debt that seems to follow them around. Do not hesitate to contact an attorney at our firm to learn more about how filing for bankruptcy can help you.
At Espy, Metcalf & Espy, we understand the challenges many individuals face. The loss of a job, divorce or sudden medical emergency can put a dramatic strain on a family's finances. It is easy for debt to spiral out of control in any situation. Most people trapped in this type of dilemma worry about their futures and losing their homes.
People think that once the foreclosure announcement has been published in the newspaper, their homes cannot be saved. This is not true. As long as the foreclosure sale has not occurred, we can act to stop it.
Stop foreclosure today
And as long as we can file bankruptcy before the house is actually sold, we can help you protect your assets. As soon as you decide that filing for bankruptcy might be an option for your future, it is best to contact an experienced lawyer to help guide you through the process. We take the time to explain the benefits of each bankruptcy option to our clients, so they can make an informed decision regarding their finances.
Bankruptcy resources
Below is a list of our most recent bankruptcy resources to help you stay informed.
Exempt and Non-exempt Property Under Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
People who file for bankruptcy seek protection from their creditors for the debts they have […]
Chapter 12 Bankruptcy: How It Works
The following is an overview of the early course of a typical Chapter 12 bankruptcy […]
Common Mistakes Made on the Bankruptcy Means Test
The means test is often the starting point for anyone who is filing for bankruptcy. […]
Chapter 11 Bankruptcy: An Overview
Chapter 11 usually makes it to the news when large corporations fall into financial distress […]
Chapter 13 v. Chapter 11 Bankruptcy for Small Business Owners
For a small business in financial distress, bankruptcy may be the only viable option. There […]
Who Can File for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy?
Prior to October 17, 2005, it was largely up to a bankruptcy judge to decide […]
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Potato pie
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Author Notes: this creamy and crunchy potato dish is heavenly. You get the goodness of the potatoes with garlic and cheese. —Diane Thompson
Serves: 8
idaho potatoes cut in thin rounds
tablespoons butter
garlic cloves chopped fine
1 cup
cups parmesan cheese Or Gruyere
splashes Olive oil
pinches salt and peppet
- thinly cut potatoes with a mandolin or by hand. Should be around 1/4 inch thick. Chop garlic very fine and grate Parmesan set aside
- butter a round pan with removable bottom and begin to layer the potato slices in concentric circles. Use 1/2 of the garlic and spread over potatoes, spread 1/2 the Parmesan cheese over garlic and dot 3 tablespoon of butter over the potatoes. Salt and pepper.
- Continues with a new layer same as first cover with foil and bake 30- min at 400 degrees then take foul off and bake another 10 min till browned. Let sit 5 min and remove sides of pan.?
- Cut wedges and drizzle with a little olive oil.
- This recipe was entered in the contest for Your Best Recipe with Potatoes 2.0


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Merrigong Season Tickets - Choose Package
Some important notes before you get started:
- We offer premium and standard seating options. Premium seats this year are centrally located in rows F to J in the IMB Theatre and rows C to H in Bruce Gordon Theatre. These premium seating allocations and row numbers only apply during the priority booking period for Season Tickets until Thursday 30 November 2017 and are subject to change after this date.
- Please ensure that you are familiar with the selection of Season Tickets available and know which one(s) you would like to order.
- If you require assistance from our Box Office, please contact us on 02 4224 5999.
You are not able to save this form and return at a later time. Please complete the entire form in one sitting.
We recommend that you take no longer than 60 minutes to complete each step of the form as your form may time out and your selections lost.
- If you are booking for more than one person, you must choose the same shows and/or performances for everyone, or complete a separate online form for additional people attending different shows and/or performances.
- If you have any special requests or comments, please enter these in the designated section at the bottom of each page.
Please click on the package that you are interested in purchasing.
If you would like to purchase more than one type of package, please repeat this process to purchase the additional package types. E.g. If you would like to buy a 10-show Season Ticket and a Flexi 10 Pack package, you will need to complete a booking form for both.
Any questions? Call us on
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Merrigong Theatre Co. would like to thank Picket Studio for their support in developing our Online Booking Form.


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Monitor the number of collect calls made from payphones.
Amount of time per day required to accomplish: 15 minutes. Why? Because there are 150 million cell phones in the country and only 300,000 payphones. Plus, when was the last time you made a collect call from a payphone?
Pay: $50,000/year. Why? Because a 3-minute collect call cost $25 and someone is still making them! Also get to spend plenty of time staring at the wall.


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Forum Publications
There are a small number of Forum publications which are not included in the main headings of Technical Reports, Papers and Monologues.
The Forum sponsors an occasional Stephen Warburton Memorial Lecture, in memory of a dear friend and colleague who sadly died in January 2004.
The first Memorial Lecture was delivered by Dr Henry Chapman, University of Hull, on the Neolithic trackway recently discovered on Hatfield Moors. A CD version of the lecture is now available @ £5.00 plus £1.50 post & packing.
Please note that Microsoft Powerpoint is needed to display the contents of the CD.
Alternatively a pdf overview of the lecture is available for download (3.41MB)
Unpublished Forum Reports
Before the numbered Technical Reports series were introduced in 1999 reports issued by the Forum, or produced for it, had been done individually, and lacked a numbering system at any level. All were unpublished, and mostly emanated from survey work in 1990-91, although a further report of this type appeared in 2001. They comprise the following:
J. Holland (1991) Vegetation Survey of Thorne, Crowle and Hatfield Moors 1990. Parts 1 and 2. A report of a survey carried out on behalf of the Forum. [Thorne].
D. Heaver and B. Eversham (1991) Thorne & Hatfield Moors Invertebrate Survey. Final Report and Appendices. Two volumes. A report of a survey carried out on behalf of the Forum. [Thorne].
C. Bain (1991) Thorne & Hatfield Moors Ornithological Survey 1990/1991. A report of a survey produced by the RSPB East Midlands Region on behalf of the Forum. Lincoln.
P.A. Seccombe (editor) (1996) A Survey of the Botany of Broadbent Gate Moor, Thorne. A report produced by Doncaster Naturalists' Society for the Forum. [Doncaster].
P. Skidmore and R.J. Marsh (2001) Invertebrate survey of Thorne and Hatfield Moors 2000 with specific reference to Zaphne proxima (Diptera: Anthomyidae). Report issued to the Forum by English Nature (Humber to Pennines Team).
Copies of these reports are held in the Forum Archive, and are available for consultation by request to the Executive Secretary: Helen Kirk.
Non-forum Publications
The forum holds a small stock of relevant items by other publishers. The following are currently available.
Bluethroats on Thorne Moors
In 1996, 'White-spotted' Bluethroats nested on Thorne Moors, and males returned during 1997-1999. This unique event in British ornithology is described in detail in the following publication:
M. Limbert and Peter C. Roworth (1999) Bluethroats at Thorne: An Observational Diary. Lapwing Special Series No. 8
In 111 pages, this A4 publication, from the Doncaster & District Ornithological Society, comprises the following:
A summary of the events 1996-1999 is presented in the following A4 illustrated article:
M. Limbert and Peter C. Roworth (2001) 'White-spotted' Bluethroats Nesting and Summering in Yorkshire. Bird News 4: 22-27.
This article has the following headings:
The Forum holds a stock of both these publications at the following prices:
M. Limbert and Peter C. Roworth (1999) Bluethroats at Thorne: An Observational Diary. Lapwing Special Series No. 8. Doncaster & District Ornithological Society 111 pages A4 comb-bound. £2.50 + £2.50 p&p
Bird News 4 – 44 page A4 size magazine containing 6 page colour illustrated article "White-Spotted Bluethroats nesting and summering in Yorkshire" by Martin Limbert and Peter C. Roworth. £2.50 + £1.50 p&p
The original insect inventory of Thorne Moors
The Forum's second Monograph, 'An Inventory of the Invertebrates of Thorne and Hatfield Moors', presents a comprehensive and scholarly summary of the invertebrate fauna of the Humberhead Peatlands. The insect component of the Monograph had two precursors, detailing separately the insects of Thorne Moors (supplement to Sorby Record No. 23) and Hatfield Moors (THMCF Technical Report No. 7). The Thorne list, published in 1987 by the Sorby Natural History Society, is also available from the Forum. It includes the following sections:


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One of the current trends in Android is manufacturers breaking their apps out from their UI or OS and placing them into the Play Store to provide quicker updates. Google is one of the companies that've been part of this trend, and the latest app to receive the treatment is the stock Android Email app. The app's UI is similar to the Gmail app, but rather than being restricted to only Gmail accounts, the stock Email app can hold accounts from different services.
Interestingly enough, Google is heavily restricting which devices can use the stock Email app. Only devices with stock KitKat can receive the update, meaning that it's down to just Nexus and Google Play edition devices. But it gets even more restrictive than that as the Galaxy S 4 GPe and HTC One (M7) GPe are unable to receive the update. No explanation has been given, but we'd be interested to hear why.
The stock email app really isn't that great, but hey, now you get faster updates so that's a plus. On a related note, what are your thoughts on breaking out apps and putting them into the Play Store? Let us know in the comments!


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All the rain we've had this year has made for a colorful spring, but it's also the time of year allergy sufferers start worrying about what's ahead.
The plants and flowers may be in bloom, but springtime isn't always pretty for 12-year-old Hattie Fair - that's because of her allergies.
"The allergies aren't fun because there are lots of trees, lots of flowers, lots of plants I'm allergic to," she said.
RELATED: 7 On Your Side: Consumer Reports offers tips to allergy-proof homes
There was concern with our wet El Nino winter that many of the pollen producers that torture patients like Fair could go into overdrive.
While some parts of the state are reporting increased pollen counts, experts say the story here in the Bay Area is more of a split.
Pollen from grass and weeds has been minimal, but certain trees have been active for months.
"Cypress, cedar trees are by far the most important in the Bay Area," allergist Dr. Russel Leong said.
Leong treats Fair's allergies. He says sufferers can often avoid many of the pollen triggers with a few simple steps.
"No open windows in the house during allergy seasons, using the air conditioner with the recirculation button," he said.
Other experts say taking a shower after working in the yard or changing into fresh clothes can also help.
"One interesting phenomenon is when people early in the season get exposed to allergies, then they're kind of what we call primed so small amounts of allergies will cause more symptoms later in the season," Leong said.
Fair takes regular medication, which helps get her through the roughest months.
"What I do is I usually try to avoid it. Your entire head is stopped up and it's not fun. You can't breathe," she said.
Leong says some allergies can also be treated with desensitization regimens in the hopes of adjusting the body's reaction to it.
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A majority of voters says it is important to choose a Valentine who shares their political views.
A Fox News poll released Wednesday finds 55 percent believe it is at least somewhat important to find someone who has the same ideology. Furthermore, 28 percent feel it is "very" important to do so, up from 21 percent who felt that way last year.
Forty-five percent say politics doesn't matter in matters of love.
More women (59 percent) than men (50 percent) say it's important their Valentine be on the same team -- be it red or blue.
Republicans (62 percent) are a bit more likely than Democrats (58 percent) to prioritize politics when choosing a partner. Not surprisingly, both groups of partisans are much more likely than independents (41 percent) to feel that way.
Nearly 7 out of 10 self-described "very conservative" voters think it's important to consider politics in their love life, including 47 percent who say it is "very" important.
Voters with a college degree (59 percent) are more likely than those without a degree (52 percent) to think having the same ideology is important.
Those under the age of 45 (53 percent) and those ages 45+ (56 percent) are equally likely to think shared political leanings are a priority.
The Fox News poll is based on landline and cell phone interviews with 1,010 randomly chosen registered voters nationwide and was conducted under the joint direction of Anderson Robbins Research (D) and Shaw & Company Research (R) from February 4 to February 6. The full poll has a margin of sampling error of plus or minus three percentage points.