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If you grew up in a household where your parents made homemade bread, then you remember how good the house used to smell. If you didn't grow up that way, then you're in for a lovely surprise. Baking homemade bread is a bit of a lost art, and like every form of art, it takes practice to perfect. So if you've tried your hand at baking bread and your loaf decided to misbehave, here's what you can do about it.
Baking Homemade Bread: Problems & Solutions
Problem: Bread Crust Splits on Top
Some bread is supposed to split and crack a bit on top as it bakes. However, if the dough it over-mixed or the oven is too hot, the crust can burst when it is not supposed to.
Solution: Allow your bread dough sufficient time to proof. If blisters form and burst on the crust, the dough may not have been properly fermented. This means the yeast may not have been able to rise properly due to temperature. Also be sure the oven is set to the proper temperature and not overly hot.
Problem: Bread is Too Dense and Heavy
Bread gets its light and fluffy texture from air bubbles created during the rising process. If bread is too dense and heavy, it may lack liquid or yeast, or the dough may contain too much salt.
Without enough moisture and yeast, the dough will not rise properly as it bakes or turn out as light and airy inside.
Solution: Be sure the dough recipe is followed correctly, and allow the dough adequate time to rise. Your recipe will tell you how long you should it proof, but if it doesn't, you can count on a rise time of at least an hour. The sough should double in size.
Problem: Bread is Too Doughy or Gooey
A common mistake in home bread baking is under cooking the bread. Your loaf should look lightly browned and slightly separated from the sides of the pan when it is done baking.
Solution: You can check for doneness by tapping the top to see if it sounds hollow. If so, tip the loaf out of the bread pan and do the same to the bottom. If it sounds hollow too, the bread is fully baked. Another way to test bread is by inserting a toothpick into the center of the loaf as you would a cake. If it comes out clean, the bread is finished.
Problem: Bread Crust is Too Dark
A dark bread crust is usually a result of of the oven being too hot.
Solution: Check your recipe and preheat your oven to the specified temperature. Some recipes will even call for a higher temperature for the first 15-20 minutes of baking, then tell you to turn the temperature down for the remainder of baking time. If your recipe calls for this temperature change, follow it.
Problem: Bread Crust is Too Light
Light bread crust is typically a sign of under-baking.
Solution: Try spraying your bread loaves lightly with a mist of water to get a darker color and better texture to the crust. Double check your oven temperature and make sure that it is the temperature the recipe calls for.
Go Forth and Bake Bread
Baking bread is supposed to be a fun experience, so don't stress out if you don't get the perfect loaf the first time you bake. Play around with your recipe and follow these tips. Also, consider adjusting your recipe or baking time if you live at a higher elevation. Otherwise, get to baking and enjoy some homemade bread!


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HOUSTON (AP) — A person with direct knowledge of Yao Ming's decision says the Houston Rockets All-Star center is retiring.
The person spoke on condition of anonymity, because Yao has not announced his plans. Yao has scheduled a July 20 news conference in Shanghai to talk about his future.
Yahoo! Sports first reported that Yao is retiring after nine NBA seasons. The person says neither Yao nor his representatives have informed the league office of Yao's decision, and the league says Yao has not filed paperwork that would make his decision final.
Neither the Rockets nor the league are allowed to comment on Yao's decision because of the lockout.
The 7-foot-6 Yao was the top overall pick in the 2002 draft, but his career was cut short by foot and leg injuries.


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Normally, people look for relief from our cloudy, rainy and cool weather by heading south to California, Arizona or Mexico. I could offer an alternative. How about Alaska? With the longer hours of sunlight — about 20 hours now — and a high-latitude blocking ridge of high pressure, highs in Fairbanks have been in the 80s. Saturday afternoon, while Vancouver was struggling to reach the upper 50s, it was 85 degrees in Fairbanks.
I guess I didn't realize how long their daylight hours were. Since we have had so much cloudy and rainy weather, I didn't notice how far north the sun was in the latter part of the day!
It's not real common, but Fairbanks has reached temperatures in May of 86, 87, 89 and 90 degrees in past years, such as 1947 and 1960. Funny, Vancouver is still waiting for its first 80-degree day, and I don't see that coming any time soon. The outlook through all of this coming week calls for a chance of showers. A low-pressure system spins off the Oregon and California coasts and presents a risk of showers almost any day. That also means we could see some breaks in the weather, as well, so not a washout by any means.
As the next low drops southward off our coast tonight and Monday, we could see showers and maybe even a thunderstorm for Memorial Day and Tuesday. Temperatures this week will be mostly in the 60s as the cool and cloudy regime continues. So we're looking toward after the Fourth of July for maybe, just maybe, some real summer weather!
I mentioned here last weekend that I planted a garden. The vegetable plants I put in look OK, but the corn and bean seeds have yet to sprout. The ground and surface temperatures are a bit on the chilly side for these warm-weather crops. My backyard is like a sponge. Hey, not complaining by any means, just an observation.
If you get bored the remainder of the holiday, you can always go skiing or sledding, because the mountains are packed with snow. Happy Memorial Day, everyone, and blessings to all the veterans.
Pat Timm is a local weather specialist. His column appears Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays. Reach him at http://weathersystems.com.


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CORVALLIS, Ore. — Sean Mannion passed for 414 yards and a school-record six touchdowns and Oregon State won its fourth consecutive game Saturday with a 44-17 victory over Colorado.
Brandin Cooks caught nine passes for 168 yards and two touchdowns for the Beavers (4-1, 2-0 Pac-12), and had five carries for 47 yards.
Mannion battled gusty wind conditions to complete 27 of 52 passes. The OSU junior leads the country with 2,018 passing yards.
Caleb Smith also caught two touchdowns passes for the Beavers, who never trailed.
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The Buffaloes' offense was out of sync for most of the game. Quarterback Connor Wood connected on just 14 of 34 passes for 146 yards. Paul Richardson, who came into game as the country's leading receiver averaging 208.5 yards per game, was held to five receptions for 70 yards.
The Beavers' oft-maligned defense played its best game of the season. Ranked No. 92 in total defense, Oregon State limited Colorado to 124 yards through three quarters, and 300 for the game. The Buffaloes converted only 2 of 15 third downs.
Oregon State's offense generated 542 total yards.
The Beavers led 17-3 at halftime. OSU scored on its opening possession on a 36-yard field goal by Trevor Romaine, then added touchdowns on Mannion passes of 3 yards to Smith and 8 yards to Cooks.
Oregon State put the game away during the third quarter on a combination of its offensive efficiency and Colorado's special-teams miscues.
Mannion and Cooks connected on a 22-yard touchdown pass on the Beavers' opening drive of the second half for a 24-3 lead. Oregon State then converted two Colorado fumbles on kickoff returns into touchdowns, on passes of 42 yards to Terron Ward and 10 yards to Smith, to take a 38-3 lead.
Mannion broke OSU's record for touchdown passes in a game on an 11-yard throw to Connor Hamlett with 6:48 left in the fourth quarter.
Colorado scored two touchdowns during the fourth quarter, on Wood passes of 24 yards to Tyler McCullough and 28 yards to Richardson.
Mannion has thrown for at least 350 yards in each of his five games this season, an OSU record, and his 52 career touchdown passes tie him for third all-time with Erik Wilhelm.
"The record (six touchdown passes) is all a team effort and I think it shows," Mannion said. "Brandin made a ton of plays for me. Caleb (Smith) had two touchdowns, which was huge. Connor Hamlett and Richard Mullaney both had big fourth-down conversions. It was a real good group effort."


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The Guns of August
Ballantine, 2004 - History - 606 pages
Selected by the Modern Library as one of the 100 best nonfiction books of all time
The Proud Tower, the Pulitzer Prize-winning The Guns of August, and The Zimmerman Telegram comprise Barbara W. Tuchman's classic histories of the First World War era
In this landmark, Pulitzer Prize–winning account, renowned historian Barbara W. Tuchman re-creates the first month of World War I: thirty days in the summer of 1914 that determined the course of the conflict, the century, and ultimately our present world. Beginning with the funeral of Edward VII, Tuchman traces each step that led to the inevitable clash. And inevitable it was, with all sides plotting their war for a generation. Dizzyingly comprehensive and spectacularly portrayed with her famous talent for evoking the characters of the war's key players, Tuchman's magnum opus is a classic for the ages.
Praise for The Guns of August
"A brilliant piece of military history which proves up to the hilt the force of Winston Churchill's statement that the first month of World War I was 'a drama never surpassed.'"—Newsweek
"More dramatic than fiction . . . a magnificent narrative—beautifully organized, elegantly phrased, skillfully paced and sustained."—Chicago Tribune
"A fine demonstration that with sufficient art rather specialized history can be raised to the level of literature."—The New York Times
"[The Guns of August] has a vitality that transcends its narrative virtues, which are considerable, and its feel for characterizations, which is excellent."—The Wall Street Journal
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Better Coffee Coming to New York; Uno Chicago Grill Can't Pay the Bills
The Olive Garden doesn't like 'The Girls Next Door,' where to head instead of steakhouses for a good piece of meat, and more, in our morning news roundup.
• The nation's most respected coffee roasters aren't located in New York, so it's a good thing that some of the best from Portland, Seattle, and Chicago will be setting up shop here soon. [NYT]
• The family-friendly Olive Garden chain doesn't care for the unsolicited endorsements of Kendra Wilkinson, who is one of Hugh Hefner's three girlfriends featured on The Girls Next Door. [WSJ]
• Can the Beatrice Inn boys export Manhattan hipsterdom to South Jersey? [NYO]
• Uno Chicago Grill is the latest chain to feel the financial squeeze, so much so that they won't be paying a $7.5 million interest payment due Friday. [WSJ]
• Skip the steakhouses and head to restaurants like Prune or Morandi if you're seeking a truly toothsome slab of meat. [TONY]
• Ditch your boring old flash drive and pick up a new one that looks like a piece of sushi or a buffalo wing instead. [NYS]
• Alie Shaper runs her wine company, Brooklyn Oenology, out of a small office in an ex–factory building in Greenpoint, but she hopes to be running a full-scale vineyard in Brooklyn in a few years. [NYS]


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In their continual search for ways to cut food costs, buyers often become the worst type of shopper: They shop by total case cost rather than by yield.
How often have you been sucked into buying a product simply by comparing case costs?
What we all have to understand in this purchasing process is that food cost isn't everything if you are just looking at case prices.
Case shoppers make me cringe and make your bottom line shrink.
Too often buyers pat themselves on the back for buying a comparative product based on the case price without looking at the yield. In doing so, they neglect the true cost of the serving that will eventually be made in their kitchen.
It is a true example of comparing apples with oranges. What may seem like a great deal, in effect may actually be costing you a lot of money — removing as much as 15 percent from your bottom line.
For individual buyers who manage their specs and pricing diligently this may not be a big issue. But for franchise companies who must manage the egos of dozens of buyer/owners, it can be very disconcerting and a constant problem. Franchisees have a tendency to micromanage their business and often are not equipped with the same purchasing and operational experience of their franchise management team.
We are all aware of the franchisee that employs too many distributors or spends his valuable time running to the local Restaurant Depot because of some deal he may have found. What he doesn't often know or consider is the ultimate cost of said deal.
Take chemicals, for instance. While they may produce similar results quality-wise, one batch of chemicals may demand more dilution than the other upsetting the eventual yield of the product and your bottom line. This issue arises in all sorts of products, from kidney beans to hamburger meat, produce to all sorts of supplies and paper goods.
What becomes essential is the ability to equate and thus have full comprehension of case price with value.
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On the latest episode of Tony Hawk's radio show, Demolition Radio, Tony confirmed that a new game in the Tony Hawk's Pro Skater series is in development. Very little else was teased about the game other than hinting that it is being made using motion capture.
On one hand it'll be exciting to see if they can recapture the magic that was the first few Pro Skater games. On the other hand, after seeing how much the series has declined over the past decade, it might be better left alone.
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Ok- I'm trying to chart (not going well ) and this cycle my period was 9 days that I counted and 2 at the beginning that were spotting that I didn't count. FF has me at CD12 today but is it CD12 really because the first 9 days were AF? That would mean I need to start OPKs in 2 days but shouldn't it be a few days later since AF was so long...?
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RBS profits of £713million announced
Royal Bank of Scotland today narrowed its losses for the first three months of 2010 and said its turnaround plans remain 'on track'.
RBS posted attributable losses of £248 million for the first quarter, a sharp improvement on the £765million deficit in the final three months of last year.
The bank, which is 83 per cent owned by the taxpayer after it was bailed out by the government, said impairments on toxic debts fell 14 per cent from the previous quarter to £2.7billion as the global recovery continued.
Getting better: While bad debts are expected to have peaked in 2009, RBS said impairments are 'likely to remain high'
It said better bad debt levels meant it was able to post an
operating profit of £713million, compared with a loss of £1.4billion at
the end of last year.
RBS said impairments on an annualised basis represented 1.8 per cent of loans in the first quarter, compared with 2.1 per cent at the end of last year.
The bank said trends in souring loans 'were favourable', mainly in its core UK retail and US retail and commercial businesses.
While bad debts are expected to have peaked in 2009, RBS said impairments are 'likely to remain high'.
Chief executive Stephen Hester said impairments had fallen 'a little
faster than we had expected', but warned that there could still be
snags ahead.
'We have made good progress but there is still significant work to be done,' he said.
'I welcome the market's recognition of our progress to date, but the challenges we still face are real and should not be underestimated.'
RBS has seen its share price improve fairly steadily for much of
this year - rising above the 50p break-even mark for the taxpayer - but
it has slipped back in recent days amid market turmoil sparked by the
Greek debt crisis.
Mr Hester warned that the quarter-by-quarter process of rebuilding
sustainable value for shareholders - and therefore the taxpayer - may
not always be smooth, saying volatility was 'a fact of life'.
'Economic recovery is benefiting our customers and thereby ourselves,' he said.
'However, we remain conscious of the economic imbalances still to be tackled globally and of the risk of specific events - such as those affecting Greece - with the associated danger of contagion.'
RBS said its UK retail division had 12.8 million current account holders and continued to grow its mortgage market share.
The bank said net mortgage lending in the first quarter was £2billion.
It lent a total of £10billion to businesses in the period.
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It powders all the Wood.
It fills with Alabaster Wool
The Wrinkles of the Road --
It makes an Even Face
Of Mountain, and of Plain --
Unbroken Forehead from the East
Unto the East again --
It reaches to the Fence --
It wraps it Rail by Rail
Till it is lost in Fleeces --
It deals Celestial Vail
To Stump, and Stack -- and Stem --
A Summer's empty Room --
Acres of Joints, where Harvests were,
Recordless, but for them--
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The American Cancer Society has just released updated guidelines on prostate cancer screening.
Because of the uncertainties of benefits vs. harms of such screening, the ACS puts a new emphasis on shared decision-making and on the use of patient decision aids to help men.
Excerpts from ACS statements released today:
"As it has since 1997, the American Cancer Society advises against a general recommendation for men to undergo screening, instead saying testing should only occur when a man is provided the opportunity to learn about the limitations and potential benefits of screening and treatment.
…The guidelines now outline the uncertainties regarding the balance of benefits and harms associated with screening. They clearly state that every man should be told of the uncertainties, risks and potential benefits of screening, and that no man should be tested without receiving this information."
On the problems with big community screening events:
"The American Cancer Society discourages participation in community-based prostate cancer screening programs unless those can adequately provide for an informed decision-making process and appropriate follow-up. For men who have limited or no access to other sources of care, community-based screening programs may provide the only opportunity to make an informed decision about testing. Men who are contemplating screening through these programs should first receive high-quality objective informed decision-making, either through interaction with trained personnel, or through the use of validated, high-quality decision aids, appropriate to the target population. Since virtually all men age 65 years and older have health insurance through Medicare, they should be discouraged from participating in community-based screening programs, and should be referred to a primary care provider."
The Foundation for Informed Medical Decision Making (disclosure: they support this HealthNewsReview.org project) posted a video clip with its president, Dr. Michael Barry, reinforcing the shared decision-making message.
For now, the Foundation's shared decision-making program on prostate cancer screening can be seen online. Check it out.
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This story on ABC's website does a pretty good job.
Granted, it's written by someone from ACS, but it's such a relief to see something on a mainstream website that's not shrill or sensational. No discussion of cost in there, but he does make the point that men over 65 don't need to get screened in a van in the supermarket parking lot – Medicare will pay.
Looks like the ACS actually has good PR people, who can message appropriately, unlike the USPSTF.


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The Portland Timbers on Friday announced the acquisition of Jamaican defender Alvas Powell for the remainder of the 2013 season.
To make room on the roster, the club waived midfielder Mobi Fehr.
Powell comes to Portland on a loan agreement with Portmore United FC of the Jamaican Premier League. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed. Powell will be added to the Timbers when Major league Soccer receives his International Transfer Certificate.
Listed at 6 feet and 165 pounds, Powell has made five appearances with the Jamaican national team, playing in front of Timbers goalkeeper Donovan Ricketts in three World Cup qualification matches this month.
Powell, who turns 19 in July, has played two seasons with Portmore United FC.
Fehr, 18, has been a member of U.S. national teams at the under-17, under-18, and under-20 levels. The Timbers acquired him in December through a MLS weighted lottery.
Three Timbers on Gold Cup duty — Will Johnson (Canada), Frederic Piquionne (Martinique) and Rodney Wallace (Costa Rica) have been called onto national teams for the upcoming CONCACAF Gold Cup tournament.
The Gold Cup tournament runs July 7-28 — including a July 9 doubleheader at Jeld-Wen Field with Costa Rica facing Cuba and the United States facing Belize. The trio could miss up to four Timbers league matches during the Gold Cup.
Piquionne's Martinique team is training in the Portland area for the Gold Cup and will play the Timbers U-23s on Saturday at Buckman Field in northeast Portland. That match is open to the public.


text: Australia news Qantas action attacked by Australian PM - video Sorry, your browser is unable to play this video. Please install Adobe Flash™ and try again. Alternatively upgrade to a modern browser. As ruling forces union and airline to resume talks Julia Gillard said that she did not think Qantas's only option was to ground its entire fleet Source: Reuters Monday 31 October 2011 05.37 EDT Last modified on Sunday 8 May 2016 21.35 EDT Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share via Email Share on Pinterest Share on LinkedIn Share on Google+ Share on WhatsApp Share on Messenger This article is 4 years old Topics Airline industry Air transport Qantas Reuse this content


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Nicholaus Copernicus' life marked the beginning of the scientific revolution. His discovery that the Sun, not the Earth, was the center of the universe turned the world on its end. Follow the life of the man whose work would lead directly to Galileo and Newton, through the aid of primary source images.
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Jacksonville city council today fired its city manager.
Kristoff Bauer was let go during a closed meeting of city council Tuesday afternoon.
Four members of the city council asked for a closed session during a workshop budget meeting. Mayor Sammy Phillips says these four members decided for various reasons to terminate the city manager.
Phillips says "I think this is a very unwise decision by these council members at this time."
Bauer's contract with the city has nine months severance pay. Assistant city manager Ron Massey will temporarily assume Bauer's duties.
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The imagination that the viewer has to put in themselves, having seen the image and heard the title, is what fascinates me!
This is stunning.
Any possibility for a print??
Any possibility for a print??
You have a fantastic gallery.
Unique! I love it!
Fantastic shot -- nicely done
the boughs of this tree are simply too beutiful to look at them without your eyes watering
beautiful photo. creative name and framing. post-processing also. clap, clap, clap
боже,какая же красивая фотография!Вы просто божественно талантлив!
a romantic escape troughout your galery..
wonderful ... did you see the "dragon" before or after the shot?
What a stunning photo, very nice work!
Красиво. А место-то знакомое, у Олега оно тоже было на фото
beautiful Photo
The dark shadows on the branches works very well
The dark shadows on the branches works very well
It's a very minute detail, but the branch that's right above the mountain is so perfectly placed! Excellent photo, definitely a .
Brilliant. I really like the way you fit that branch to the rock formation in the distance.
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While NOS88 is working on his survey of single saddle types, I thought it might also be interesting to see how many different saddle types you ride regularly. I ride 4 types as follows:
Lynskey- Specialized Romin
Tarmac and Tricross- Specialized Toupe
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Bianchi- Brooks Team Pro
A lot of people think you should find one saddle type that fits and stick with it. I prefer to alter the point of contacts with a variety of saddles. You?


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When Kuert Concrete president Steve Fidler reviewed his year-to-date sales report, he found one glaring success. In a less-than-stellar year, he focused on the summary line of a product that had been positive. While 300 yards doesn't seem like a big number in the scope of his business, the figure...
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Erika Parks is a research associate in the Justice Policy Center at the Urban Institute, where she contributes to projects related to justice systems change, reentry, and recidivism prevention, with a focus on juveniles.
Before joining Urban, Parks interned for the Bureau of Justice Statistics, contributing research and data analysis to several national reports.
She received her BA with honors in sociology and mathematics from Pomona College, completing her senior thesis in sociology, "At a Crossroads: Support and Oppression of Women in Transition from Prison," with distinction.


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Skill development in manufacturing sector
Dec 25 2012
In recent times, the IT industry that is cutting across all sectors and service industries that are emerging from various domains, have become the backbone of several global economies and India is no exception to it. It is unfortunate that traditional sectors like manufacturing, which have always been in the main stream, just like agriculture, for the growing Indian economy, is currently under the shadow of fast growing IT, BT and IT services sector. They are giving attractive salary packages and offer state-of-the art working environment to their employees. The impact, as expected, is deviating engineering graduates in core disciplines like mechanical and telecommunications, which demand heavy work on the floors of industry and making hands dirty, with such lucrative jobs. This is very alarming because, as projected in a recent article in Mckinsey Quarterly, India's manufacturers now have a golden chance to emerge from the shadow of the country's services sector and seize more of the global market.
The McKinsey analysis shows that rising demand in India, together with the multinationals' desire to diversify their production to include low-cost plants in countries other than China, could together help India's manufacturing sector to grow six-fold by 2025, to $1 trillion, while creating up to 90 million domestic jobs. At present, the global economic growth is poised to create opportunities for low-cost manufacturers everywhere: by 2015, the market for manufactured goods from low-cost countries will more than double, to nearly $8 trillion a year. China will probably capture much of the growth. Still, the report estimates that up to $5 trillion a year would be available for India, as global companies seek to diversify production and sources of supply beyond China, both to address rising factor costs there and to chase domestic demand in other countries.
It is thus essential to carefully analyse the new National Manufacturing Policy (NMP) with its national investment and manufacturing zones (NIMZ). It comes at a crucial time when the country is facing negative trends in several aspects like lower gross national product (GNP) growth compared with the recent past, smaller net inflow of foreign investment, paralysis in domestic politics and a sharp devaluation of currency. This certainly has weakened our economy. Hence, improving manufacturing makes sense because manufacturing is not only connected to other sectors; it also strengthens them. The new NMP rationalises and simplifies business regulations through various path-breaking initiatives such as: abolition of irrelevant acts, decision to amend 90-year-old Boilers Act to allow internationally accredited private agencies to inspect and certify the boilers for safety, and systemising inspection and introduction of joint annual inspections with prior intimation.
If Indian manufacturing is to regain its right place by contributing significantly — around 20 to 25 per cent in GDP in few years — then central and state governments must eliminate four barriers that slow down the efforts of the country's manufacturers to improve their capital and labour productivity. These barriers are in government's larger ownership in marketing of products within and outside India, which lowers the productivity. What needs to be done, just like recent liberalisation in export of auto-industries, is allowing greater private and multinational participation which would trigger structural reforms in production process itself, removing distortions in the land market, liberalising labour laws by encouraging re-skilling programmes for workers, thus, making them useful for changed job profiles and expanding infrastructure in railways, roads, ports, and power-generating capacity. The recent decision on development of NIMZs hopefully would catalyse a focused approach in infrastructure development.
India is a young country with over 60 per cent of its population in the working age group of 15-59 years. We need to create 220-250 million jobs between now and 2025. Unfortunately, massive migration of labour from rural to urban areas would see rural population decreasing from about 70 per cent in 2010 to less than 63 per cent by 2025. This means about 50-60 million low-skilled people will move out of agriculture and related jobs and will be looking at alternate employment options. This task has to be addressed in affirmative manner if we have to cash on demographic dividend because one additional job in manufacturing sector creates four additional jobs in related activities.
The most crucial issue is promotion of large-scale development of skills. Our engineering institutions must become more flexible to bring fast track training mechanism for creating skills development programmes at various levels. Unfortunately, they still have an ostrich vision without seeing the global changes on the horizons of education. If they do not change, then manufacturing industry would very reluctantly follow the path adopted by the IT industry; establishing in-house training centres to promote vital manufacturing roles, including those of fitters and welders, machinists, maintenance engineers and mid-level manpower. To a certain extent, this is already happening. What would truly help are encouraging establishment of exclusive universities that address integrated approach of blending core knowledge and skills in very innovative manner. Government should give special incentives for such efforts through private initiatives.
(The writer is former chairman of UGC, former vice-chancellor of University of Pune and founder director of NAAC)


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Find the best Take Away Food (Other) in The Isle of Man as recommended by local The Isle of Man people in thebestof The Isle of Man's Take Away Food (Other) directory.
The Candy Store based in Douglas on the Isle of Man has a delicious selection off take-away food availablle.Why not try a breakfast bap, Pukka Pies, Bacon Bites and Savoury pasties.read more
Welcome to Bourne Plaice fish and chip shop take away. Situated in the centre of Ramsey and offering high quality traditional takeaway food on the Isle of man. You really must taste their fish and chips to believe the quality. Outstanding!
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Schmincke has been developing and manufacturing its Horadam line of watercolors since 1881, and the company is now owned by the fourth generation of the original family. Today the Horadam line includes 110 colors, 70 of them formulated with a single pigment. Each color has its own individually optimized formula.
Schmincke has a reputation for using only the highest-quality natural gums, water-soluble resins, and pigments. For example, the company uses only Kordofan Gum Arabic from the southern Sahara region, and distinguishes between good and bad harvests or "vintages" of this natural resin as it selects its raw materials.
Horadam Watercolors are available in 15 ml (.51 oz) tubes. Made in Germany.
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Comments about Schmincke Horadam Aquarell Artist Watercolors:
Schminke watercolours are great but difficult to obtain in Australia.The two colours I ordered are my favourite that I feel I cant get with other brands.
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I use a three professional brands of artist watercolors, Schmincke Horadam is one of those. I am very pleased with the performance of this watercolor and how nicely it works with the paper I use as well.
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Creamy, heavily pigmented colors that blend with ease and stay vibrant when dry!! I love these!
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If you havent tried Schmincke.. its very much worth the price. We do get what we pay for.. its a fact with watercolor paints.My two most used colors, as a watercolorist, are Payne's Grey and Indigo. The pigmentation is brilliant, lush. Its blending is smooth and strong. I've included two photos. One of each.I hope this helps in anyone needing to make a decision on Schmincke HORADAM Aquarell.
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Worth every penny! Georgia O' Keeffe always said it is best to buy the very finest materials when creating a piece of art. I believe in purchasing the best products. This watercolor is full of color pigment.
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These watercolors are worth every penny! I highly recommend them for the serious painter. They come in a variety of colors; fun trying new shades. Try them and you will not use any other brand again.
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Pigments are really rich and vivid, so a little goes a long way. It's a worthwhile investment for the professional artist and I wish I had purchased this set sooner! Also, customer service at Dick Blick is excellent! I purchased the set online and saw later that the price listed in the current catalogue was less. They refunded me the difference in a matter of minutes!
Nice, color - cobalt light perfect for skies
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In general, I use Daniel Smith paints, but I've tried several brands and wanted to give this one a try so I tried a tubes of manganese violet and a cobalt blue. Both are excellent colors but I really like the cobalt. It makes wonderful skies!
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Painting a picture of a strawberry (8 x 10)---this orange is gorgeous---clean and bright color.
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Custom G3 My Little Pony that I made several years ago. Hair was rerooted with Saran, clothing is all hand sculpted with Apoxie Clay, painted and sealed. Cloak is handmade.
this is absolutely amazing!!!!! do you have a pattern for that cloak? (I want to make a pony-size one, and yours is the only one I've seen so far)
NICE buuuttt (being an overly obsessed fan, you've spelt Gryffindor wrongly :3
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Quality and Patient Safety
Translations of evidence into pain management
The problem of uncontrolled postoperative pain is well documented. Worldwide prevalence studies have shown up to 80% of patients experience significant pain after surgery and they receive less than 50% of the analgesics they are prescribed. Similar Australian studies have shown that over 40% of patients experience unnecessary pain after surgery.
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In 2010 Professor Mari Botti and her team were awarded an ARC Development grant to collate the best available evidence to inform the development of standard care processes to address the problem of ineffective pain management in postoperative care. To progress this innovative study the investigators have partnered with clinicians involved in medication prescribing, pain assessment and clinical management to address the complex problem of postoperative pain management through two fundamental components:
- the development of a management algorithm for postoperative pain (MAPP) based on best available evidence to support for clinical decision making.
- the implementation of the MAPP into clinical practice in a way that ensures uptake, integration and sustainability.
Evidence shows that interventions to improve postoperative pain management often fail because they are not sustained in the clinical environment once the initial implementation period is over. To avoid this problem, the Promoting Action on Research Implementation in Health Services (PARiHS) framework will be used to guide the clinical implementation of the MAPP, as it has been successfully used previously in improving postoperative pain management. The intervention will be tested in three sites across public and private hospitals to assess applicability in different healthcare contexts.
This project has potential economic and social benefits for Australia through improving care processes related to the management of postoperative pain, therefore minimising the adverse outcomes associated with unrelieved pain. The project will provide guidance for the formulation of educational programs and practice protocols and will inform policy development locally, nationally and internationally.
The research team includes: Prof Mari Botti, Prof Tracey Bucknall, Prof Maxine Duke, Prof Megan-Jane Johnstone, Prof Bridie Kent, Dr Rosemary Watts, Richard Steiger, Dr Bernice Redley, Julie Considine.
For more information, please contact: Professor Mari Botti
'Listen to me, I really am sick!' Understanding patient perspectives in triggering responses to medical emergencies
Patients entering hospital expect that the care they receive is safe and unlikely to cause harm. Yet hospital systems may fail deteriorating patients, with detailed descriptions of suboptimal care requiring patient admissions to intensive care and high rates of serious adverse events (SAEs) resulting in death and severe disability. Many SAEs that occur in hospitals are often preceded by warning signs that are not always acted upon. Significant research has focused on the clinician detecting and responding to patient deterioration. However there has been no research that explores the patient's perspective and role in initiating clinician and service responses to critical illness. A recent priority in healthcare is to improve the safety and quality of health care by placing patients at the centre of care; by providing respect for, and response to, patient preferences, needs and immediate treatment requirements.
In 2012 Professor Tracey Bucknall and her team received funding from the Australian Research Council (Linkage Grant) and Australian Commission of Safety and Quality in Health Care (ACSQHC) to investigate patients' perceptions and role in detecting and communicating their deteriorating status and the impact on prevention of SAEs. Using a qualitative design involving patient and family member interviews, and medical record reviews, the results from this study will provide unique insights into patient and family member interpretations of events during medical emergencies. It will also inform the development of strategies to improve health service planning and delivery, thereby reducing preventable SAEs. The stories will be used to develop case-based scenarios for medical and nursing students to develop their clinical reasoning skills in detecting and managing deteriorating patients.
The research team includes: Co-chief investigator - Prof Alison Hutchinson; Partner Investigators - Prof Michael Buist, Prof Brendan McCormack, Dr Nicola Dunbar, Dr Suellen Allen, A/Prof Daryl Jones; Partner Organisations - University of Ulster (UK), Australian Commission of Safety and Quality in Health Care, Austin Hospital (Melbourne), Cabrini Health (Melbourne), North West Area Health Service (Tasmania); and PhD Candidate - Jessica Guinane.
For more information please contact: Professor Tracey Bucknall
The first reported ZUMBA GOLD dialysis program
People requiring dialysis three times per week have only limited exercise leading to muscle deconditioning, a reduced quality of life and increased risk of injury. Low-impact exercise programs during dialysis have been found to be safe and beneficial for this group. Exercise can alleviate the boredom of receiving dialysis, creating an exercise-focused positive environment in the dialysis centre. A popular exercise program designed for people with physical limitations and inactive older people is Zumba Gold®. This is a program in which the Latin and international dance rhythms created in the original Zumba® program are adapted for older populations.
This project explored the feasibility of implementing a modified Zumba Gold program for patients in Moorabbin Dialysis Centre. Twenty, 30-minute sessions were completed in the unit over a two week period. Choreographed to music the exercises included various shoulder, arm, and leg movements, including shoulder squeezes, arm lifts, knee lifts and toe taps. Participants became increasingly active and engaged as the sessions progressed, and the instructor adjusted movements accordingly. Several staff and other dialysis patients spontaneously participated in the exercises.
The study has found that an intradialytic modified form of ZUMBA GOLD is a safe and feasible exercise program for people receiving hemodialysis. The intervention was acceptable to patients, was inexpensive, and did not adversely impact on the hemodialysis treatment. It was fun and encouraged staff and other patients to join in the exercises.
The research team includes: A/Prof Paul Bennett, Ann Marie Corradini, Cherene Ockerby, Tania Cossich
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From July 12-17, I attended the Bank of America Student Leaders Summit in Washington, D.C. where 215 rising seniors and incoming college freshmen from all over the United States discussed major social and political issues in our country while recognizing how young leaders of today will be the trailblazers of the future and focusing on the path to advancement with our week-long motto, "Serve, Inspire, Change." The Summit is the capstone of the Bank of America Student Leaders Program, and the timing of this weeklong conference was perfect since my internship at the International Institute of St. Louis thus far provided new context in which to consider major concerns of the United States.
A panel discussion with Paul Monteiro, Director of AmeriCorps VISTA, for instance, had added significance due to my familiarity with the AmeriCorps workers at the International Institute. Having physical people to picture when discussing the hard work AmeriCorps members complete and the lasting impact of their year of service enabled me to have a deeper understanding of AmeriCorps' mission.
When we discussed the opportunity divide based on wealth, I was not only able to consider my own community, but also the communities of immigrants and refugees whose daily hardship should not be met with stationary social status.
I had the chance to meet with Representatives Lacy Clay and Ann Wagner while at the Capitol Building on one day of the summit. I was able to ask questions about Human Trafficking, an issue I only became familiar with once I helped with the Rescue and Restore Regional Conference to Combat Human Trafficking during my first week at the Institute, directly to the people who have the greatest ability to combat traffickers through the creation of new laws.
The International Institute has provided me with a new social frame. As the final days of my internship wind down, I can walk away knowing that I spent this summer challenging myself. I have served some of the nicest people I have ever met while tutoring in the International Institute's Citizenship Literacy class. I have inspired the St. Louis community through my efforts helping to plan the Festival of Nations, and I have been inspired by my fellow student leaders at the summit in Washington, D.C. Most importantly, I have changed. I took risks and was not afraid to say "yes" and can happily say that I have no regrets.
The International Institute and the Bank of America Student Leaders Program have made this summer truly unforgettable, and I am incredibly thankful to have been given this once in a lifetime opportunity.


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Funeral services for James Edward Busby, 46, of Collinsville will be held Tuesday, May 7, 2013 at 11 A.M. from the Shady Grove Holiness Church with Rev. Joseph Futral, Rev. David L. Foster, and Rev. Bruce Johnson officiating. Burial will follow in the Shady Grove Cemetery. Visitation will be Monday from 6 to 8 P.M. at Bumpers Funeral Home in Butler.
Mr. Busby passed away Saturday, May 4, 2013 at Jeff Anderson Regional Medical Center in Meridian.
Survivors include his wife Virginia "Ginger" Busby of Collinsville; mother Bernice Lee Busby of Butler; children Samantha Leigh Busby (Ricky Touchstone, Jr.) of Waynesboro; Lacey Brooke Cruz (Joshua) of Gilbertown; Allysa Gail Mazingo of Collinsville; James Alan Busby of Collinsville; Brianna LeAnne Busby of Collinsville; and Christian Trevor Busby of Collinsville; six grandchildren Cole Touchstone, Alexander Cruz, Chase Touchstone, Baileigh Mazingo, Brentton Mazingo, and Caylee Cruz; brothers Greg Busby (Angela) of Gilbertown; Jeremy Busby (Constance "Cricket") of Butler; sisters Sheila Tyson (Charles) of Meridian; and Lisa Byrd (Julian) of Chickasaw; host of nieces, nephews, and friends.
He was preceded in death by his father James Elbert Busby.
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Bumpers Funeral Home of Butler will be in charge of arrangements.
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Parents Can Do Much to Keep Children's Love of Reading Alive
Byline: Mask & Minor
It seems like obvious advice.
Yet the suggestions in a forthcoming book on reading also seem refreshingly frank in an age raging with jargon-laced debates over the merits of the "phonics" and "whole language" methods of reading instruction.
Take time to read to your children, writes Paul Kropp, a veteran teacher, novelist and reading advocate, in his new book "Raising a Reader: Make Your Child a Reader for Life."
Read to them when they are too young for school. Read to them even when they are in high school and they are cringing at the sound of your voice.
If you can't read to your children for some reason, at least set a good example for them by reading yourself and by talking about reading with them, Kropp writes.
The 200-page book, to be published this year by Doubleday, is full of tips, including how to avoid slumps that often occur in the fourth and ninth grades, sections on coping with gifted and reluctant readers and suggested titles for all ages.
The three commandments of reading, according to Kropp, are:
- Read with your child every day.
- Reach into your wallet to buy books, magazines and other reading materials for your child and yourself.
- Limit television, videos and video games, so there will be time for reading in your child's life.
Do this and your children will not only learn to read, but love reading too, Kropp claims.
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Howdy, partner: Think country music is for folks downstate? Think again.
Hundreds of students at Algonquin Middle School last week clapped along and tapped their toes to the tunes of Jana Stanfield, a popular country and western songwriter. Singers including Reba McIntire and John Schnieder have sung her songs, which have sold in the millions.
During a break from her concerts, Stanfield brought her act and a message to Algonquin students.
Between songs and strolls into the gymnasium stands packed with students and teachers, Stanfield encouraged the youngsters to avoid drugs and alcohol. …


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John Scott wants to make his own World Cup team with Phil Kessel
The 2016 All-Star game MVP is interested in making his own World Cup team with the top forward from the 2014 Olympics. Sounds good, doesn't it?
John Scott took to Instagram to announce that he wanted to join forces with his buddy Phil Kessel. The post was accompanied by a picture of Scott going after Kessel, after this stick-swinging incident from a few years back.
The team doesn't have a name (Scott says he's open to suggestions) or any other players, but Scott knows what kind of guys he's looking for.
"We are looking for guys who want to compete and may have been overlooked in hockey," said Scott in the post.
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I'm sure you all have seen the teams for this years World Cup of hockey. Needless to say there were a few major snubs. With that being said me and my boy Phil are entering our own team into the tourney. We are looking for guys who want to compete and may have been overlooked in hockey. We don't have a team name yet so feel free to shoot me some options and I need to fill out the roster also so give me some ideas. Team USA and Team Canada messed up big time!!!! #noMVPlove
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Duchene: Avs had 'a little too much fear' of losing
For the second consecutive season, the Colorado Avalanche missed the playoffs. Granted, they were closer to making them in 2015-16 than they were in 2014-15, but that's no consolation prize.
The Avalanche were in the thick of the playoff race down the stretch. They battled the Minnesota Wild for the final Wild Card spot in the West, but in the end, they came up five points short. The pressure of the postseason chase may have been a bit too much for them to handle because they went 1-8-0 (yes, you read that correctly) in their final nine games.
Three seasons ago, the Avs surprised many when they won the Central Division by collecting an incredible 112 points. It seemed as though their young roster would be dominant for a number of years. Unfortunately for the Avs, that hasn't been the case.
Now, forward Matt Duchene believes they need to change their mindset if they want to be back in the playoffs next year.
"We didn't take control, we didn't go out there every night with the confidence we needed to win and to go and take what we needed to take," Duchene said, per the Denver Post. "We had a little too much fear, I think, of losing and what we had to lose and I think that's something we all can think about this summer. It's a change of mindset. All the tools are there. We have a very good team, so we want to challenge for a playoff spot next season and hopefully a Stanley Cup."
Duchene put up some solid numbers this season. He led the Avs in goals (30) and points (57). Those totals were good enough to earn him a spot on Team Canada's World Cup roster. But overall, the Avs weren't so good. They ranked 19th in goals scored with 216 and 23rd in goals against with 240.
Improved play in their own end would certainly benefit them and getting a bounce-back year from goalie Semyon Varlamov would definitely help too. The 28-year-old had a 2.81 goals-against-average and a .914 save percentage in 57 games.
Is time running out for head coach Patrick Roy? Another lackluster regular season in 2016-17 may lead to some significant changes.
Matt Nieto should be available to play in Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final
The San Jose Sharks are confident that forward Matt Nieto will be available for Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final in Pittsburgh on Monday night. Whether he actually plays or not is a different story.
The 23-year-old suffered an upper-body injury in Game 6 of San Jose's second round series against Nashville and he hasn't suited up since.
Nieto might not be one of the biggest names on the Sharks roster, but he's definitely a useful piece of the puzzle.
"He brings speed," head coach Peter DeBoer said, per NHL.com. "He's one of our faster forwards. He's another guy that gives us a little bit of a different dimension and a little bit of a different element.
"I'll know more by Monday, but I'd anticipate that he'd be available."
Nieto practiced with his teammates on Saturday, but he didn't skate on any of the Sharks' top four lines. It doesn't look like DeBoer will make changes from the team that beat St. Louis in Game 6 of the conference final, but a lot can change between now and the start of Game 1.
Nieto has one goal and three points in 11 postseason games in 2016.
Chiasson's agent expects his client to be moved this summer
Alex Chiasson has been in Ottawa for each of the last two seasons, but he's fallen way short of expectations.
Chiasson was a key piece of the trade that saw Jason Spezza head to Dallas in 2014. The Sens received two prospects, a draft pick and Chiasson in the deal. During his two years in Ottawa, he's scored 19 goals and 40 points in 153 games. It simply hasn't worked out the way either side had hoped.
Now, it sounds like his camp is expecting him to be moved before the start of next season.
"I think that's a potential scenario, but I don't know if you ever really know if anything materializes until it happens," agent Kent Hughes said, per The Hockey News. "But yeah, (a trade) wouldn't surprise me."
Chiasson may have struggled in the last two years, but it wouldn't be surprising to see multiple teams inquire about him. He's still just 25-years-old, he has size (6'4, 205 pounds), and he's set to become a restricted free agent on July 1st. Whatever contract he signs will likely be pretty affordable.
"I think at the end of the day, for a lack of a better term, it's the lack of a successful marriage, I guess," added Hughes. "You get to a point where you either decide you're going to say to an organization, 'move on' or you're going to continue to try, but as you continue to do that, your asset continues to diminish in value."


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Internet Explorer Below 70% Market Share
Internet Explorer is losing increasing numbers of users to Firefox. Google has added another blow by announcing the end of official support for IE 6.
According to statistics released by Net Applications market shares of Internet Explorer for December 2008 were 68%, a first time fall to under 70%. 21% of surfers used Firefox and Safari 8%.
Compared with November, this marks a drop of 2% for the IE browser, which a year ago had secured an 80% share of the browser market. Reasons for the drop are numerous: For one, a lot of users find it difficult to make friends with the new IE version and then there's the repeated appearance of security leaks in the MS browser. Microsoft has also lost points in the OS market. Current estimates label 89% of PC users as Windows users. In 2007, it was 92%, with Apple Mac OS X attracting for the first time 10% of users. (up from 6.5% last year). Net Application statistics put the growth of Linux users up from 0.45% to 0.85%.
With Google's announcement regarding the end of official support for IE 6, the drop in Microsoft's browser market shares is likely to continue over the next few months. Google is advising users to change to Firefox or Google Chrome. Experience shows that in similar cases, half of users migrate to Firefox without even considering the IE update.
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Linux is the Largest Software Development Project in History
But if you are not using the latest Linux kernel, your system is insecure.
Linksys Says Yes to Open Source Firmware
Home routers will give room for custom firmware but still comply with FCC rules
OwnCloud Founder Resigns
Frank Karlitschek will continue to lead the open source ownCloud project
Ubuntu 16.04 LTS released
"Xenial Xerus" comes with a new packages format and several improvements for the enterprise.
MS Visual Studio Code Editor is Available for Linux
Linux users can now download and install the Windows code editor
Open Container Initiative announces Image Format Project
New initiative will address security and interoperability concerns around container technology.
Red Hat Lures Developers with Free RHEL and Container Development Kits
Developers can use RHEL as a development platform without a subscription fee.
Microsoft Brings the Linux Command Line to Windows
Windows users will soon have native access to the Bash shell.
Internet Research Group Proposes Better Email Standard
Improvements to SMTP will provide better guarantee of confidentiality
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MEEKER I While the Meeker Pageant—the annual dramatic re-enactment of the events leading up to and surrounding the Meeker Massacre—garners plenty of attention every year during Range Call, history buffs should take time out to tour another nearby battle site.
Historical Society sponsored events
RBC I The Rio Blanco County Historical Society is sponsoring the following events during the 130th annual Range Call Celebration:
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MEEKER I The kids' events during the Ranch Rodeo are as much fun for the spectators as they are for the children who participate.
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MEEKER I Artists taking part in Plein Air Meeker 2015 have been visible along Rio Blanco County roads and forests within 50 miles of Meeker since June 18 as the painters have focused on outdoor art.
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A new and unique act to be showcased during Range Call is renowned hypnotist Chris Mabrey. By coincidence, Mabrey lives in Grand Junction, and he will be performing three shows in two days—on Friday and Saturday. Mabrey's showtimes are: Friday at 2 p.m. at Ute Park, where his appearance is free; Saturday at noon, also […]
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MEEKER I The Meeker Chamber of Commerce is now accepting entries for the Range Call Parade, to be held at 10 a.m. on July 4 in downtown Meeker. The parade will have the theme of "The Race is On."
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MEEKER I Artists taking part in Plein Air Meeker 2015 will be visible along Rio Blanco County roads and in out-of-the way forests and campgrounds within 50 miles of Meeker as of today as the painters have focused on outdoor art available thanks to Mother Nature.
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MEEKER I The Meeker Chamber of Commerce is now accepting entries for the Range Call Parade, to be held at 10 a.m. on July 4 in downtown Meeker.
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Meekerpalooza and Range Call plan to move most events to Ute Park
MEEKER I Meekerpalooza Arts and Music Festival, to be held on Saturday, June 6, and Range Call, held annually during the Fourth of July in Meeker, will take on a new look this year as both events, which have had a heavy presence in downtown Meeker, will be making a major move to Ute Park, […]


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