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- 1 (8 ounce) package cream cheese, softened
- 1 teaspoon italian seasoning
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- 2 cups mozzarella cheese, grated
- 1 cup cheddar cheese, grated
- 1⁄2 cup tomato sauce
- 1 cup sweet pepper, chopped
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- Combine cheeses, sprinkle half over the cream cheese layer.
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Discussion in 'Rifles, Bullets, Barrels & Ballistics' started by lewellan2, Jan 30, 2009.
what can anyone tell me about Douglas barrels? any good, junk?
I have three Douglas SS barrels and have a fourth coming.
I have a Savage with a 243AI with over 1800 rounds and it still shoots in the 2's throat is a little worn. I have another barrel that I switch to and it is in a 220 Swift and it shoots in the 2's. If you are looking for just a good hunting rifle barrel they OK in my book.
If I was building a competitive bench rifle I would not have a Douglas. The finish in the bore is a little rough compared to other manufacturers to begin with. But still alot better than a factory rifle. They have been around a long time.
If I was building from the action up I would opt for a Hart (30cal) or Kreiger. My 2c.
Do a search this item has already been discussed. Not a bad barrel though.
thanks for the info. I am planning to build from a Rem 700 short action with some trigger work but not much else and of course a barreland a custom thumbhole pistol grip stock. I am going to build a 30BR with a 22" barrel for deer, yotes and sage rats. don't really want a bench rest but want good accuracy to maybe 500 yards for yotes.
thanks for the input, I will look at previous forum stuff.
the savings is probably less than 100.00 compared to hart, shillen, etc. Depends on how much 100.00 means to you. My cousin had a 22-250 in one of there air-gauged barrela shot well. Also a guy name Melvin Forbes from ultra-light arms builds all of his guns on a douglas barrel. There the 5 1/4 lb guns with a scope mounted.
Douglas barrels should more than do what you are asking for IMO.
lewellan, Douglas will be installing their barrel on my 700 long action in the 25-06 for much the same reasons you've outlinde. After much research and a visit to their shop I'm confident I will get a quality barrel with excellent accuracy on a sporter rifle.
That 30br will make a great hunting rifle for sure ,i have a Douglas barrelled -rem. 700 bdl 22-250 built by Micky Coleman .
Micky recommended the douglas XX and it shoots great and cleans up easily .
Mine shoots anything i feed it .
Well i will be the un-popular one here but as far as Douglas goes and i do this for a living mind you!!!! i have never had a bad one and have pulled Pac-Nor barrels that went south on F-Class rifles chambered in .243 after 300 rounds to install a Douglas that in the past has gone 3000 rounds before giving up the ghost. I have also lapped these barrels myself with JB (i know what people say and i don't wana hear it about JB) i use a bronze brush 1 size smaller than the bore and a cotton patch and stroke the barrel 100 times with it careful and marking the dewey rod with tape not to pull out all the way in either direction. clean out all the JB and do the same with Flitz Polish. it works and it works well i have done this to Adams and Bennett barrel too and have a guy shooting one in an F-Class riflegun) 6.5x55 Match first load came in at .327" at 100 yards the Douglas i did this way in .243 came in at the .250" range with the same load his last Douglas barrel shot and lasted 3K rounds the guy said his last barrel did every thing he ever wanted to do except go clean at 600 yards. i have also had the same luck with Shilen but the Douglas barrels run truer in the lathe than the Shilen i have seen the Shilen barrels run as much as .017" out of concentricity from ID to OD Douglas and Adams and Bennett barrels both run way better in the lathe than they do. Krieger, Lilja,Hart etc all good barrels but too pricey for most of my customers.
I have just taken my Remington Model Seven to my gunsmith for barrel change. I changed it to a Douglas #3 contour, 24'' , with a 11 degree crown chambered in .243 WIN can't wait to get it back to post the results.
Glad to hear someone speak good of them that has used them. My 25x284 Ultra lite arms shoot very well. Melvin Forbes only uses them and when i first purchases this gun used i was asking him about them and the guy will get his feelings hurt if you speak bad about them. Price a gun from this man everything custom his tag is around 4-5k he must use douglass for a reason.
Douglas was always a pretty good aftermarket barrel, but never a top contender. Then the company changed hands, and the guy that runs the place now is a long range shooter. Barrel quality in the last few years has really advanced to where they are really doing some nice blanks. I've owned three or four thru the years, and all shot and cleaned up very well, but have not had a blank from the new guys that own the place yet (I will)
there was a really good thread awhile back on the Douglas barrels and long range shooting. Might surprise you what they found out. Blanks were straiter and more consistent than virtually all the other big names
The best barrels I've ever been around were from Ron Pence. Better than all the big names I've ever seen (note: never seen a Hart), but getting one takes an act of congress! Kevin Johson used to make a really good long distance barrel, but have not seen one or heard anything about him in years (must have closed up).


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So, we got the same old 8-8 Cowboys again this year, but I'm not pumping sunshine: I think we are in a very good spot right now, and I'll tell you why.
1) We learned that our "clutch" problem is not a "Tony Romo" problem, even though he bears the entire burden for the team's cursed misfortune.
We have a QB who puts up HOF numbers year-after-year, and that alone puts us ahead of many other teams in the league, even ones who finished with better records.
2) We had a LOT of issues this season that were holding us back, which hopefully won't be an issue again next year.
-We can't possibly be decimated by injuries next year like we were this year, right? That fact alone will give us at least a handful more guys who provide solid depth, and will possibly even start.
We won't have a patchwork DL made up of guys off the street, and with a couple of the hidden gems we discovered and a solid draft, we could have the most stacked DL in the league when the rest of our guys come back.
-The Cowboys will not be struggling with the transition from a 3-4 to a 4-3. They will have an entire season of growing pains under their belt, and I guarantee you we will see a whole new defense next year that can play to their strengths, rely on each other, and be in position to do their jobs and make plays.
3) We have all of our draft picks intact, and we only have a few areas that we need to specifically focus on. We are set at almost every offensive position (except OL), and are probably free to use 4 or 5 of our picks on solid defenders.
4) Our schedule next year is pretty favorable. We have a handful of tough games, but nothing that isn't manageable.
5) Granted, we will still have Jason Garrett at the helm, and he has been pretty terrible, but the main thing here is that we have CONSISTENCY. We can't afford to keep this coaching carousel going; it isn't good for the players or the organization.
With a consistent structure/scheme, health, and a strong draft, the Cowboys are going to finally be in a position to break out. Just watch.
Good post B.E. Let me add a few cents to the post..
1) We learned that our "clutch" problem is not a "Tony Romo" problem, even though he bears the entire burden for the team's cursed misfortune.
We have a QB who puts up HOF numbers year-after-year, and that alone puts us ahead of many other teams in the league, even ones who finished with better records....
We also fixed the offense. Maybe a blocking TE and a few tweaks here and there.
2) We had a LOT of issues this season that were holding us back, which hopefully won't be an issue again next year....
I don't see Jerry doing something dumb like Ratliff and Spencer again...Decisions have to be made in the DLine and LB..after the game Stephen Jones said fixing the front 7 is a priority.....
Hatcher and Ware are likely gone. By cutting Ware before June 1st they save $8.2 million in cap space...
Hatcher is 31 and wants a big contract, but let him get it somewhere else.....
The draft has to be about DLine..Carolina fixed their defense by drafting two pass rushers with their first two picks...
I think they need to cut/trade Carter. He has killed this team with his putrid run defense and Holliman has really stepped up toward the end of the season....
Sean Lee, as in what to do about him. The guy just can't stay on the field, and the defense is not the same with him out.. Not saying they should cut him, but one more injury and they have to let him go...
3) We have all of our draft picks intact, and we only have a few areas that we need to specifically focus on. We are set at almost every offensive position (except OL), and are probably free to use 4 or 5 of our picks on solid defenders.
We have probably 11-12 picks and Ratliff may yield a 4th rounder. The top 4-5 picks have to be on defense..We need L,LB and a good safety...
4) Our schedule next year is pretty favorable.
Schedule I agree.. Arizona, Houston, Indianapolis, New Orleans, San Francisco at home..That's 3 playoff teams and Arizona who finished 10-6..
Chicago, Jacksonville,, St. Louis, Seattle, Tennessee ..Road games...Not as bad here but Seattle is the real beast here...Wager? Seattle is Sunday Night game?
Plus Eagles have to play Green Bay and Carolina..so that's tougher than ours..
5) Granted, we will still have Jason Garrett at the helm...
Garrett is in charge of the offense and they were second to only the Eagles in offensive scoring..and then by only 3 points.....Garrett and Callahan, from what I read, weren't talking by the end of the season. He has to go..
Finally I think Kiffin is gone and Marinelli will be the DC, but Jerry is his own man and won't be influenced by his critics...
I just read the Dallas-Eagles game was the highest rated prime time show since September. So much for boycott threats..
Last night was New Years eve, I was out chasing women, just a hobby of mine lol.
But right now I'm hung over....so BBL guys
Wow you guys are deep in thought, I'm not sure at the moment I'm ready to talk about this season or the next. But thanks, you both had some real good points. We all know hawk won't catch those women lmao
Despite falling short of the playoffs for a fourth consecutive season, Dallas Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones said Tuesday morning that there wont be the same coaching staff changes the franchise experienced following the 2012 season.
During his weekly radio appearance on 105.3 The Fan [KRLD-FM] Jones said he had made the decision several weeks ago that he would not be firing head coach Jason Garrett at the end of the season.
I think whats important here is that I havent given it any consideration, Jones said. I like what hes doing as coach, so I havent given it any consideration.
Jones justified the decision to keep Garrett for the final year of his contract by saying the Cowboys have been in it the last three years at the end of the season, losing three consecutive win-or-go-home Week 17 games.
Jones also pointed out that Garrett has posted a better record than the five NFL head coaches that were fired Monday.
In regards to Garretts coaching staff, Jones said hes pleased that the Cowboys have defensive coordinator Monte Kiffin and offensive coordinator Bill Callahan.
We had a rough year, but we didnt necessarily have a rough year because of coaching, in terms of our defense, Jones said. All of that will be considered as we look forward. I havent really sat down and discussed it, looked at it, and I dont know how much thought Jason has given to it during this latter part of the season.
Well be looking at that in the future. Theres no hurry on that.
Jones said since Kiffin and Callahan are still under contract, you have to assume that their contract status is the decision, until we do differently.
Dallas finished with its worst defensive season in franchise history, allowing 415.3 yards per game. Offensively, the Cowboys finished 16th in the NFL, totaling 5,461 yards, their lowest total since 2005.
Kiffin was hired in January to replace Rob Ryan. Other 2012 coaching changes included adding Rod Marinelli as defensive line coach, Rich Bisaccia as special teams coordinator, Gary Brown as running backs coach, Derek Dooley as wide receivers coach and Frank Pollack as an assistant offensive line coach.
Let me give you some change for those few cents.
Its called dead money, and Ware is going nowhere, just like Austin will be staying.
You just can't piss in the wind, and you can't keep throwing away money. JJ plays a dangerous game, and renegotiating contracts is killing the Cowboys.
They will be paying Romo for years after he is gone, just like Neon Deon. Just like Ware, just like Austin. This is the game Miami and the 49ers played. It has taken them forever to recover. This is JJ 's legacy, and its why he has failed so badly.
Its killing Jason Garrett, but he'll be around long after I'm gone. He is a good coach.
We got the same old 8-8 Cowboys this year, bull ****...we got the same old injuries.
Cowboys are getting old, and Garrett is trying to fix that problem. But JJ loves old and just doesn't get it. But what the hell I love old also, it will be what it will be.
Kim Dunning - Jan 4th, 2014 at 11:00 am
The Dallas Cowboys are in off-season mode and their season was once again an up and down roller coaster, ending in 8-8 for the third straight year. For some players, this will be the last time they play in a Dallas Cowboys uniform and for some coaches they will be gracing other teams sidelines next season.
Now that the off-season is in full swing early again for Dallas fans, we as fans need to look into next year. With all the free agents, restricted and otherwise, a few of them will be hot commodities on the free agency market. None of these potential free agents are more important to lock up than Dallas kicker Dan Bailey.
Stop laughing, its true. Name me one other player on the team that has been as consistent and reliable as Bailey? The interesting thing about Bailey is after the season ended; he came out and said hed love to stay in Dallas because he loves kicking here.
In Baileys three-year career here in Dallas, he has gone 123/123 on extra points kicked, and 89/98 on field goals with his percentage at 90.8 per kick. Not only has Bailey had a few game winning kicks for the Cowboys and but he has been phenomenal on kickoffs as well and just for the record, hes made a few good tackles as well.
So besides his reliability and him being one of the few bright spots on an otherwise inconsistent team, Bailey is very humble and states he just wants to be the best he can be. Baileys tune is a lot different than a few of the other free agents who look at the NFL as a business case in point, defensive player Jason Hatcher. Bailey is a keeper!
So our only hope Dallas fans is for our owner Jerry Jones to finally sign someone whos worth it! A player who actually understands what its like to wear the star with dignity and honor! At least we, the fans, know, after 3 seasons, that Dan Bailey is probably the most reliable player and in my very humble opinion, quite possibly the teams MVP.
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Draft Position: 17
Dream Fit: Kony Ealy, DE, Missouri
The Dallas Cowboys simply had the worst defense in the league in 2013. They finished the season ranked 30th against the pass and 27th against the run. Improving this side of the ball requires new life on the defensive line; after all, it all starts up front.
Adding a player like Ealy would allow Dallas to get after opposing quarterbacks with greater ease. This would, in turn, keep the Cowboys secondary from remaining in coverage for too long. Ealy is a sure tackler and would bolster the defense's run-stopping ability as well.
Even though he is the second-ranked prospect at his position, he could slip to Dallas due to other teams' necessities being in other areas.
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Exhibit Dates: November 3–29, 2016
The Santa Barbara Printmakers is pleased to announce voting results for the People's Choice Awards: The First Place winner is Zen III (monoprint) by Virginia Furmanski; Second Place is Windmills (linocut) by Edward Rogers; Third Place is Everlasting (woodcut) by Karen Schroeder.
All three winners studied printmaking with Siu and Don Zimmerman, teachers of a popular printmaking class through the Center for Lifelong Learning of SBCC. Virginia Furmanski is a former art therapist and founder of the Inkspots, a printmaking group in Ventura; Edward Rogers and Karen Schroeder live in Santa Barbara.
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This surgery can reduce dramatically the appearance of a swollen abdomen. The patient must realize that, as a consequence of this surgical procedure, a permanent scar will be originated and its size will vary depending on the original problem and the technique used to fix it. The scar length will also depend of the surgeon's surgical techniques and for this reason the patient must evaluate carefully the selection of the specialist that will proceed with the surgery.
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Surgery Length
Between 2 to 4 hours.
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Healthy Subjects that happen to have excess skin under the bottom belly or flaccid skin around the abdomen. Problems that can not be corrected with diet or exercise.
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The patient will have to use a surgical tensor during 5 weeks. Keep limited activities for two weeks and the stitches are removed between 1 to 2 weeks depending of the case.
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Pack 24 Scout Garden
Scouts and family members can dig in the dirt for a good cause. Join in as we once again grow fruits and vegetables in our Cub Scout garden and donate them to families in need. Our garden is located behind the St. Theresa's Church Parish Center.
marks our fifth season planting and harvesting vegetables to feed
local families as the boys donate what they grow to St. Vincent de
Paul's food pantry (located at St. Theresa's Church).
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Top Gardeners of 2016
At the end of each growing season, awards are given to all who participated in helping the garden grow. Top gardeners are recognized with the "I Dig Dirt" award or the "Green Thumb" award.
Green Thumb Award – for having shown great care and interest in our garden project
First Place: I Dig Dirt Award – for 6 or more visits
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Our garden requires regular visits from our Scouts and leaders. Watering, weeding and harvesting will continue throughout the growing season. In order to work with the food pantry, our harvesting should be done early in the week. Check the calendar below to see what times work best for your schedule.


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As co-chairman of BurgSimpson's Commercial Litigation Department, Mr. Hersh has hands-on responsibility for all types of commercial trial work. Mr. Hersh handles cases concerning business dissolution, breach of fiduciary duty, shareholder derivative actions, breach of contract, protection of confidential business information, management disputes, and other business disputes. Mr. Hersh handles disputes relating to all sorts of corporate structure including corporations, limited liability companies, limited liability partnerships, and the like.
Mr. Hersh has litigated commercial disputes involving a wide variety of financial instruments, commercial transactions, contracts, indentures, leases and commercial paper. Mr. Hersh is currently serving as co-lead counsel on major lawsuits seeking redress for investors and governmental entities defrauded through the use of Collateralized Debt Obligations [CDOs] and is one of the lead lawyers nationwide on civil litigation directed at the rating agencies [NRSRO's] for their participation in the sub-prime mortgage market meltdown. Mr. Hersh is one of the leading lawyers nationwide in cases regarding residential mortgage backed securities [RMBS] and the lenders and NRSRO's responsible for the financial market crash in 2007. Mr. Hersh has consistently been recognized as an exceptional attorney who has attained a high degree of peer recognition and professional achievement. Mr. Hersh has achieved the highest rating from his peers for quality of legal work, professionalism, and ethics by receiving an AV® Preeminent™ 5.0 out of 5 rating by Martindale-Hubbell. Mr. Hersh has consistently been selected as a Colorado Super Lawyer in the area of commercial litigation for several years. Since 2008, Mr. Hersh has also been selected to appear in each edition of Super Lawyers Corporate Counsel Magazine, a national publication of highly successful commercial law trial lawyers. In 2012, Denver's 5280 Magazine also recognized Mr. Hersh as a Top Attorney in Colorado.
Mr. Hersh has been recognized for his excellence in civil trial work by being selected for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America®. Best Lawyers in America® has for decades been recognized by both legal professionals and the public as the most credible and definitive guide to legal excellence in the United States. Mr. Hersh has also been recognized by Benchmark Litigation as a Local Litigation Star in Colorado for Commercial Litigation and Personal Injury trial work.
Mr. Hersh is referenced in the 2012 U.S. Legal 500, a preeminent worldwide guide to lawyers and law firms practicing in the United States. Mr. Hersh is recognized as a Fellow of the Litigation Counsel of America. The Litigation Counsel of America is an invitation only trial lawyer honorary society established to reflect the new face of the American bar based on excellence in trial work. Membership in the Litigation Counsel of America is limited to less than one-half of one percent of all American lawyers and is by invitation only. Membership includes placement of a maximum of 3,500 Fellows who are selected and invited into Fellowship after being evaluated on effectiveness and accomplishment in litigation and trial work, along with ethical reputation.
Mr. Hersh has met the standard of excellence for selection as one of The National Trial Lawyer's Top 100 Trial Lawyers and is an Executive Committee Member of the Business Tort Trial Lawyers Association (BTTLA). BTTLA is a professional specialty association of trial attorneys representing victims and plaintiffs in claims involving harm to economic interests or business relationships.
Mr. Hersh serves on the Board of Trustees for the Legal Aid Foundation, a non-profit foundation that provides access to justice for those in need. Mr. Hersh volunteers his time and efforts to provide assistance to the poor and disadvantaged, helping them obtain relief and assistance through the judicial system.
Mr. Hersh serves on the Board of Directors for the Colorado Judicial Institute and chairs the Membership Development Committee for the Colorado Judicial Institute (CJI). The CJI is one of the only independent and nonpartisan citizen's groups in the nation devoted to the excellence and independence of its state courts. Established in 1979, CJI was originally formed to preserve Colorado's merit election system for judges. Its mission has broadened to include public education about the judiciary, support for judicial education, recognition of judicial excellence, and collaboration with the public, the legislature and the judiciary to improve Colorado's courts. Mr. Hersh serves on the Board of Directors for the Arapahoe County Bar Association. Mr. Hersh is active in the Association, providing services to the community through the Lawyers at the Library program and speaking to both public and legal groups. Mr. Hersh chairs the Association's Continuing Legal Education (CLE) Committee.
Mr. Hersh has served as lead counsel in commercial loss cases with damages well into the hundreds of millions of dollars including antitrust, RICO and COCCA claims, residential and commercial building collapse, business demise and business interruption, and environmental losses.
Mr. Hersh has acted as lead counsel in lawsuits against contractors, engineers, construction managers, and owners in construction litigation on both commercial and residential projects. In the area of environmental litigation, Mr. Hersh has extensive experience representing claimants and potentially responsible parties (PRPs) in federal toxic waste litigation, including CERCLA/RCRA litigation, Leaking Underground Storage Tank (LUST) litigation, and state toxic tort litigation.
Recently, Mr. Hersh has served as lead counsel in one of the very few Park System Resource Protection Act (PSRPA) cases to actually be litigated under 16 U.S.C. §19jj. This litigated case involves defense of claims made by the United States government for extensive damage to a terrestrial resource [Rocky Mountain National Park] alleged to result from the use of an instrumentality [in this case a water ditch]. Mr. Hersh has been actively involved in litigating claims relating to both personal injuries and property damage involving asbestos construction materials, as well as suits against owners, design professionals, and building contractors (including heating, ventilating, and air conditioning (HVAC) contractors and subcontractors) in indoor environmental quality litigation, toxic mold suits, "sick building" syndrome cases, and low concentration dosage toxic exposure litigation. Mr. Hersh has handled a substantial number of cases involving claims of personal injury and/or property damage arising from exposure to or distribution of PCBs, pesticides, defoliants (such as 2-4-D and Agent Orange), cleaning solvents and chemicals, and industrial chemicals and wastes of varying types (such as T.C.E. (Trichloroethylene) and other chlorinated solvents.
Mr. Hersh has appeared numerous times before the Colorado Court of Appeals and Supreme Court, as well as the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals, on behalf of clients. Mr. Hersh is admitted to practice before the Supreme Court of the United States and the States of Colorado and Wyoming. Mr. Hersh regularly tries cases in State and Federal Courts around the country, and is admitted to practice in several United States District Courts as well as the 5th, 8th, and 10th United States Circuit Courts of Appeal.
Mr. Hersh is a frequent lecturer for legal and non-legal organizations including universities and other higher education institutions. He is actively involved in the community through pro bono work and his service in various non-profit organizations, including service on their boards. Mr. Hersh is a member of the Craig Hospital PUSH for a Cure Committee which raises funds for Craig Hospital to assist with research for traumatic brain injury patients. Mr. Hersh is active in the Brain Injury Association for Colorado helping traumatically brain injured patients and their families cope with their injuries and the resulting medical, fiscal, and legal challenges.
Mr. Hersh serves on the board of directors of several civic associations providing important public services. Mr. Hersh is a supporter of "Jam the Damz," an integrated cycling tour through the Denver Metro area that helps raise funds for Craig Hospital, U.S. Handcycling, and Adaptive Adventures. Mr. Hersh has been a speaker at numerous continuing legal education seminars on a variety of topics related to the practice of trial law. Mr. Hersh is a faculty member for the University of Wyoming College of Law Summer Trial Advocacy Institute where he instructs law students on various topics related to trying civil cases. Mr. Hersh serves as a member of the University of Wyoming College of Law Advisory Board. In this capacity, Mr. Hersh provides advice and feedback to the college and contributes to the "future vision" of the Law School.
Mr. Hersh is a frequent trial tactics and trial practices lecturer at both the University of Wyoming College of Law and the Sturm College of Law at the University of Denver, where he teaches law students how to try civil cases. Mr. Hersh has also served as an instructor in trial tactics for the American Bar Association-sponsored National Institute of Trial Advocacy (NITA) School. In 2012, Mr. Hersh was a featured speaker at the 2012 International Symposium for Life Care Planning, held in Denver, Colorado. Mr. Hersh delivered a 90-minute presentation on "Life Care Planning in the Courtroom: What Really Happens." Mr. Hersh is an author of business-law.burgsimpson.com, a legal blog which focuses on issues relating to business disputes and commercial litigation.
Counselor/Therapist Malpractice
Environmental Litigation
Legal Malpractice
Pharmacy Malpractice
Professional Liability
Psychiatric Malpractice
Psychological Malpractice
Psychotherapy Law
Toxic Torts
AV Preeminent® Rating, Martindale-Hubbell
Best Lawyers® "Lawyer of the Year," Legal Malpractice Law – Plaintiffs, Denver, 2014 and 2016
Best Lawyers®, Plaintiffs, Legal Malpractice Law, 2013 – 2017
Best Lawyers®, Plaintiffs, Professional Malpractice Law, 2013 – 2017
Best Lawyers®, Plaintiffs, Personal Injury Litigation, 2016-2017
Named to the "2015 Colorado Super Lawyers® Top 10" list
Law Week Colorado's Barrister's Best - People's Choice Award: Best Commercial Litigator, 2015
Litigation Star, Benchmark Litigation, United States – Plaintiff, Mass Tort/Product Liability, 2013
Local Litigation Star, Benchmark Litigation, Colorado – Plaintiffs, 2013
U.S. Legal 500, 2012 and 2013
Top 100 Attorney, The National Trial Lawyers
Selected to Colorado Super Lawyers®, 2006-2008, 2011-2016
Selected to Colorado Super Lawyers®, 2011-2015, (Business Litigation, Top 100)
5280 Magazine Top Lawyer, 2012, 2016
Order of the Barristers
National Moot Court Competition Recipient, Best Oral Advocate Award
Colorado Bar Foundation Fellow
Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities
U.S. Supreme Court
Colorado Supreme Court
Wyoming Supreme Court
U.S. Court of Appeals, 5th Circuit
U.S. Court of Appeals, 8th Circuit
U.S. Court of Appeals, 10th Circuit
U.S. District Court, District of Colorado, 1984
U.S. District Court, District of Wyoming
J.D., 1983, Wake Forest University School of Law
B.S., 1981, Bob Jones University, Accounting and Public Speaking
Member, American Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA)
Board of Directors, CLE Colorado (Representative of the Colorado Bar Association)
Vice Chair, Committee on Conduct, U.S. District Court for the District of Colorado
Board of Directors, Colorado Judicial Institute (CJI)
President-Elect, Arapahoe County Bar Association (ACBA)
Roster of Neutrals, American Arbitration Association
Fellow, Litigation Counsel of America
Board of Governors, Colorado Bar Association
Colorado Bar Association (Litigation, Products Liability and Tort Law Sections)
Colorado Bar Association Nominating Committee
Member, Diversity Law Institute (DLI)
Wyoming Bar Association
Federal Bar Association
Faculty of Federal Advocates (FFA)
University of Wyoming College of Law Advisory Board
Faculty, University of Wyoming Law School Summer Trial Institute
University of Wyoming President's Society
The National Trial Lawyers (NTL)
Executive Board Member, Business Torts Trial Lawyers Association
Colorado Trial Lawyers Association (CTLA)
Member, American Society of Legal Advocates (ASLA)
Wyoming Trial Lawyers Association
American Association for Justice (AAJ)
Member, Trial Law Institute (TLI)
American Bar Association
Board of Directors, Arapahoe County Bar Association
Chair, Membership Committee, Arapahoe County Bar Association
Committee Member, Craig Hospital PUSH for a Cure Committee
Brain Injury Alliance of Colorado
Active supporter of "Jam the Damz" and "Pedal 4 Possible," integrated cycling tours through the Denver Metro area that help raise funds for Craig Hospital, U.S. Handcycling, and Adaptive Adventures
Fellow Emeritus of the Arapahoe County Bar Foundation
Judicial Facilities Review Commission, Arapahoe County Bar Association
Advisory Board Member, University of Wyoming College of Law
Featured speaker at numerous educational events, including the 2015 Trial Lawyers College for the Colorado Trial Lawyers Association
Former Member of the Board of Trustees, Legal Aid Foundation of Colorado
Fellow Emeritus of the Arapahoe County Bar Foundation
Served on the Judicial Facilities Review Commission, Arapahoe County Bar Association
"Never Give Up: Top Ten Lessons from Our Eight-Year Battle in the CDO Litigation about the Collapse of the U.S. Economy" - Trial Talk, October/November 2016
10/13/2015: Farron Cousins interviews attorney and shareholder Dave Hersh about the way that large corporations remove the public's right to a trial by jury. It's all in the fine print – when purchasing certain goods or services, such as a cell phone or bank account, we could be agreeing to not sue the business who created or sold us the product if something goes wrong.
"Federal Tort Case Results in Millions" – Interview with Law Week Colorado following $7.3 million verdict, June 3, 2014
"Never Give Up! Top Ten Lessons from Our Eight-Year Battle in the CDO Litigation About the Collapse of the U.S. Economy" - Colorado Trial Lawyers Association Conference, Steamboat Springs, August 4, 2016
"Legal Issues, Timely Decision Making, and Available Options for Survivors of Traumatic Brain Injury" – Brain Injury Alliance of Colorado 31st Annual Conference, Denver, October 16, 2014
"Legal Issues for Brain Injury Survivors" – Brain Injury Alliance of Colorado Regional Conference, Pueblo, April 25, 2013
"Legal Issues for Brain Injury Survivors" – Brain Injury Association of Colorado, Pueblo Regional Conference, April 25, 2013
Faculty, University of Wyoming Law School Summer Trial Institute
Instructor in trial tactics for the American Bar Association-sponsored National Institute of Trial Advocacy (NITA) School
Trial practice lecturer, University of Wyoming College of Law
Trial practice lecturer, the University of Denver Sturm College of Law


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Welcome to my new favourite series! I read The Cuckoo's Calling a few months ago and thoroughly enjoyed it! You can read my review here and the next in the series does not disappoint.
Cormoran Strike is officially one of my new favourite characters in a book with his trusty sidekick Robin, who is navigating her relationship with her fiancé and having found her calling in her work life. I do like how it is been portrayed in the book and adds in an extra dimension to the characters. Strike is Strike, a war veteran with one leg and relationship issues with his ex. I really enjoyed that he didn't succumb to his fleeting desire to get in contact with his ex girlfriend Charlotte.
I found the murder in this book a little gruesome (and have to admit to having had a night mare one night which was closely related to the books murder…doesn't happen often when a storyline heads into my dreamscapes…) but the book was full of literary references and was twisty enough to keep one interested and entertained. The only thing which I did notice and which detracted slightly from the book, was the continued references to how Strike was feeling at times, it just felt a little repetitive, though I am not sure if it is just because I read the first one a few months ago, so still have that as a reference inside my head or if it was slightly repetitive. Other than that, I enjoy her writing and I think she manages to wheel the reader in and keep one there in order to find out what happens.
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Alphabet Connect - is a new arcade game for all ages and is a great time killer. You have to match the letters for example from A to B, and connect them with a line. Try to go as far as you can matching the letters. Don't cross the line, but you can move through the letters. For example to match D and E you can cross C letter.
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What is your full name and age? My name is Bertrand Margerie, and I am 48 for a few more months.
What is your current Job Position? I have the privilege to lead the team of Putahracsa Hua Hin, where I act as General Manager.
How long have you lived in Hua Hin or been coming to Hua Hin? I first came to Hua Hin 20 years ago, and only returned to settle down here 2 months ago.
What did you know about Hua Hin before you moved here? What my backpacker memories kept reminding me: a nice little beachfront town, with a relaxing atmosphere and a truly genuine and friendly local population. At that time, most was happening between the railway station and the seafront. As I walked the streets around soi 61, I could find the soi and the guesthouse where I used to stay, that had quite some uplift since then.
What do you like most about your profession? There is no routine. From the time that you deal all-day long with people (guests or colleagues), every interaction is unique. As you engage with them, you always leave richer in experience in the evening than you had arrived in the morning.
What do you like least about your profession? Surely paperwork and office work, unfortunately the more you grow in this industry, the more administrative tasks you have. That's the back side of the coin. It also takes probably a little too much of one's life so I often call it a part-time job: 12 hours-a-day.
What do you like most about Hua Hin? Its peaceful and provincial atmosphere during the week, and its busy and buzzing pace over the weekends. It is like living in a different city. This reminds me of Cannes, on the French Riviera, becoming overnight a totally different city comes the time, every year, of the Film Festival.
What is your favorite restaurant and why? (please don't promote your own restaurants). I like to go with my family and friends who visit to Raruek Hua Hin, at the junction of Naeb Kaehat Road and soi 51. Don't look for the English name, it is only written in Thai. The place is easily recognizable thanks to the lighthouse planted at one of its accesses. It is a mix of street food restaurants and more established outlets, one of them offering quite an interesting selection of wines. It is a very open place, yet safe for the kids to run around. On top of one of the restaurants is a well-done little museum on Hua Hin. Altogether a place that carries the image of the city.
What do you like to do in your free time and why? Having only returned to the city after so many years, I have so much to discover. I like to go to Cha-Am for a lazy afternoon on the beach sun loungers. Cicada Market is also a favorite destination. I recently went to Pa-la'u waterfall and fell in love with the place. The water was so refreshing on that steaming day! We even had the visit of a group of naughty red-faced monkeys, thankfully they only managed in stealing the dirty diaper of my son, while my shorts with the car keys were just next by. Phew!
What would you recommend to new-comers to do in Hua Hin and why? Take your time. There is a relaxed flair in the city that does not push you to live at a fast and furious pace. As you will most probably fall in love with the city and sign-up for many years of living here, you will have plenty of time to discover it and its surroundings.
Tell us a surprising fact that the public might not know about you? I have no academic education nor degree in this industry. I applied in a 5-star hotel at the age of 19, got hired and learned from scratch. But I soon became passionate. Without passion, you cannot make it in this industry.
What is the most outlandish thing you have ever done and why? Traveling half of the world -or nearly- for literally just a few hours to see very special people in my life. Unannounced, of course, as this adds to the drama of the moment. But I wonder if this is so outlandish. Maybe not that much when you live on the other side of the planet.


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3 Walker Grove Place, Conception Bay South, NL, A1W 3J1Listing ID# 1137880
3 Walker Grove Place, Conception Bay South, NL, A1W 3J1Listing ID# 1137880
$ 352,150
3 Walker Grove Place
Conception Bay South, NL A1W 3J1
- Listing ID 1137880
- Building type: House
- Building Style: Detached,Split Entry
- Bedrooms: 3
- Bathrooms: 2
- Land size: 80X159X156
- Living space: 2130 sq ft
- Status: For Sale/Active
- Days on Market: 292
- Taxes: $0.00
- Age of Building: 2016
- Basements: Undeveloped
- Parking Drive: Driveway: Double,Paved
- Drive: Double,Paved
- Garage: 1.0
- Garage Type: Attached
- Heating: Electric
- Utilities: Sewer: Municipal
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Welcome to Walker Grove! A refreshing take on what subdivision life can look like in Newfoundland. Situated in a valley, backing on the Canadian Trailway, Walker Grove offers its residents a park like setting in the heart of Conception Bay South. The Lomond plan, like all our homes, has an organic look and feel that fits well with our surroundings. Boasting an open concept main floor with large living space, eating area and kitchen. The master has a large walk-in closet and an ensuite which includes a soaker tub, this over sized lot with total depth being 159 on one side and 156 on the other side. Purchase now and take advantage of introductory offers on upgrades such as energy efficient technology and sunrooms. WALKER GROVE " LOVE WHERE YOU LIVE, LIVE WHERE YOU LOVE
Listing courtesy of RE/MAX Infinity REALTY INC.
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Clear Braces
Many people do not like the way that their braces look. That's why many more people are beginning to look for clear braces Raleigh that they can wear on their teeth in order to have them looking beautiful and straight in absolutely no time. It just takes a quick trip to your dentist in order to begin this life changing process and you will find that you can still live and look normally while wearing the clear braces. Instead of having large and ugly braces on your teeth, the clear ones will look fantastic and you will feel confident about your smile in only a matter of months instead of years.


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Happy Rose Day Sms 2017: The Valentines week is totally dedicated towards young love birds. They are always curious for this week and the week starts on Rose Day. Yes, the very first day of Valentines week is Rose Day. This day is celebrated on 7th February of every year and this time we are going to celebrate Rose Day 2017 on 7th February 2017. Why don't you start the Valentines week of beautiful Rose day SMS. You don't need to look anywhere else for Rose day messages because here in this article we have collected top and most beautiful Rose Day Sms for Girlfriend. If you are looking for Boyfriend then don't worry, we have a seperate article on Rose Day Sms for Boyfriend which you can check out by following the link. But here let me present some cute rose day SMS for beautiful GF. Are you ready now? Boom!! Let's begin…
Happy Rose Day Sms for Girlfriend
Sweeter than the candies lovelier than the red roses more huggable than soft toys that are what you're here's wishing you a Rose Day that's as special as you're..
There Is Something about U, The Way U Walk, The Way U Talk, The Way U Smile, And the Way U Look at Me, Makes Me Crazy Every time. Happy Rose Day..!!
You know what Rose Means It also means R- Rare O- Ones S- Supporting E- Entire life Happy Rose Day 2017
I send to you all the love I have to give, and anything else that would give me the chance to touch your heart. Happy Rose Day..!! My Sweet Heart.
My rose is red, Your eyes are blue, You love me, and I love u. Happy valentine's day. Happy Rose Day 2017
A single rose can be my garden A single friend, my world. Happy Rose day !
Cute Rose Day Sms For Her
To feel that love, it makes you sigh to have it leave, you would rather die, you hope that you have found that special rose Cause you love and care for the special rose. Happy Rose Day..!!
You are responsible, forever, for what you have tamed. You are accountable for your rose.
I asked God for a rose And he gave me a garden, I ask God for a drop of water And he gave me an ocean, I asked God for an angel And he gave me you! Happy rose day!
The rose speaks of love silently, in a language known only to the heart. Happy rose day sms 2017
A relationship is like a rose, how long it lasts no one knows Love can erase awful past Love can be yours, you'll see at last. Happy Rose Day..!!
To the best boyfriend , You're always in my thoughts and in my heart. Here's to the Happiest Rose day spent with my soul mate. I love you.
Stars Are Bright As Bright As Your Eyes Apples Are Red As Red As Your Cheeks Snow Is White As White As Your Teeth Dew Is Fresh As Fresh As Your Face Night Is Black As Black As Your Hair Breeze Is Soft As Soft As Your Voice Roses Are Pink As Pink As Your Lips Happy Rose Day
Happy Rose Day Message For Wife
Your arms have held me at my weakest, your eyes have seen me at my worst, and your heart has loved me through the darkest of times. I'm so thankful for you and the love we share! Happy Rose day!
Believe me, you are the one, Whom my heart finds, Whom my mind reminds me of, Whom my destiny wants, Whom i love the most. Happy Rose Day..!!
You are the only one that I want to share Rose day with. Believe me when I say that you are the most important man in my life on this day and always.
Roses exclusively for a nice person… 'YOU' From a simple person… 'ME' Keep roses until they dry… Keep my relation until I die… Happy Rose Day
Love can be expressed in many ways, One way I know is to send it across the distance to the person who is reading this. Happy Rose Day!
The one who is very precious to me.I wish her very very very special rose day. I love you this rose is only for you, it doesn't matter this is real or not but my feelings are I Love U. Happy Rose Day..!!
Sweeter than the candies lovelier than the red roses more huggable than soft toys that's what you're here's wishing you a Rose Day that's as special as you're.
I feel when I am with you… I am like a rose, not because of its beauty, but because I can bloom and grow with you…Happy Rose Day..!!
If I had a single flower for every time I think about you, I could walk forever in my garden. Happy Rose Day 2017..
I Vow To Always Be By You, Protect You And Shower You With My Love. You Are Precious Like A Fresh Rose And I Treasure Every Moment We Spent Together. Happy Rose Day..!!
I am so blissfully happy to have found the perfect man. Just the thought of you makes my heart race and my knees get weak. I'm crazy about you! Happy Rose day!
A rose doesn't only mean for proposing love. It also means
R- Rare
O- Ones
S- Supporting
E- Entire life
So we have the collection of best Rose Day SMS 2017 for the girlfriend. I hope you enjoyed this collection by me for this Valentine's day. If you have any more cute rose day wishes for a girlfriend, then please let us know in comment box given below. If you want to send a particular rose day SMS to GF, then please send us in the comment box with your name and your lover's name. We will publish here for you. Thanks for being a reader of iValentineCards, please check our other articles also and share it over social medias.


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Vanilla Matcha Chai Latte (Dairy Free)
Recipe by UmmBinat
This is my new love. I tried a matcha latte at Teaopia tea shop and fell in love with the detox & energy of this Japanese tea. I love that the caffeine in matcha releases slowly into the blood not like caffeine in coffee so you don't get jittery unless you drink a ton without eating anything else, then maybe. Modified from a recipe found on http://www.domatcha.com
Top Review by Wish I Could Cook
I bought some match because that's what everyone is talking about, and this was my first recipe. LOVED IT! I admit to making a few shortcuts because that's what I had -- I used almond milk instead of making with the water and ground almonds. And I actually had to use some dried ginger sprinkles instead of fresh. But no matter, the end result was still fantastic. YUM!
Ingredients Nutrition
- 709.77 ml water
- 236.59 ml blanched almond
- 4 cardamom pods
- 1.23 ml peppercorn
- 1 cinnamon stick
- 6 whole cloves
- 0 inch fresh ginger, peeled slice
- 1.62 ml fennel seed
- 9.85 ml green tea powder (Must be matcha but F. didn't recognise, I use Matcha Superior from Teaopia)
- 7.39 ml alcohol free vanilla (I buy ours from the health food shop)
- 28.39 ml local raw honey, to taste
Directions See How It's Made
- Blend water and almonds until very smooth.
- Strain through a fine sieve.
- Bring almond milk and spices to a boil.
- Boil for 5 minutes with the lid off, then simmer for 10 minutes covered.
- Strain into a blender (I use glass). Let the mixture cool down for a few minutes, then add the matcha powder & vanilla and blend. Add raw honey to taste. I probably use more than an 1/8 cup but do it to taste.
- Enjoy hot or cold. (I prefer it hot though).


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March Madness is well under way, and many other spring leagues are beginning tryouts and practices. Whether it's basketball, baseball, tennis or a friendly game of soccer, the hunger pains will strike. Head off any losses by serving some winning treats.
For parents, there are many days (and nights) sitting at practice fields waiting for the last pitch to be thrown, the last lap around the field and the last bleat of the whistle.
The first thing out of a youngster's mouth after practice is, "What's for supper?"
Most days are spent rushing from work to home, picking children up and dropping them off to various practices, with no time for meals beforehand. By the time they make it home from practice, they are bottomless pits.
After games, children always want to go to the concession stand. Why not fix a treat to keep them on their feet? This will be a great surprise for games or a way to help you make it through practice. You'll be the MVP.
Why is it important for children to have a snack? Children who are active need the additional calories to help keep up their energy levels. Adults also benefit from having snacks - it keeps one from getting too hungry and overeating at meals.
Snacks also are beneficial to those children who are picky eaters. With the right kinds of snacks, these children will get the vitamins and minerals they need.
The choice of snacks for children can be nutritious, but don't miss out on giving them a little fun.
Have a ball, and try some of these recipes:
1/2 cup butter, softened
1/2 cup brown sugar
1/2 cup granulated sugar
1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
1 egg
1 1/2 cups quick-cooking rolled oats
1 cup all-purpose flour
1/2 teaspoon baking powder
1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/2 cup chopped walnuts
1/2 cup dark raisins
Heat oven to 350 degrees. Lightly spray round cookie treat pan with vegetable spray.
In a large bowl, cream butter with both sugars. Add vanilla and egg; blend well. Stir in oats, flour, baking powder, cinnamon and salt; mix well. Stir in nuts and raisins.
Fill cavities with cookie dough to 1/8 inch below top edge. Insert 6-inch cookie treat sticks into dough covering 2 inches of end. Press a small amount of extra dough on stick for added strength.
Bake 10 to 15 minutes or until edges are light golden brown. When done, place on cooling rack for 5 minutes. Gently loosen cookie and remove to cooling rack; cool completely before decorating.
To decorate: Color one box of ready-to-use fondant icing with a few drops of lemon yellow icing color. Flavor fondant with a few drops of cinnamon candy flavoring. Roll out fondant and cut to fit tennis ball cookie. Lay fondant onto top of cookie and cut smooth. Trim as necessary.
Pipe tennis ball seam line with white-tubed icing and tip No. 3.
Makes 2 dozen cookies.
1 cup butter, softened
1 cup packed brown sugar
1 cup granulated sugar
2 eggs
2 teaspoons pure vanilla extract
2 cups all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon baking powder
1 teaspoon baking soda
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 cup semi-sweet chocolate chips
1/2 chopped walnuts (optional)
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Spray cookie treat pan with vegetable spray.
In mixer bowl, cream butter and sugars until fluffy. Add eggs and vanilla; mix well. Add flour, baking powder, baking soda and salt; mix well. Stir in chocolate chips and nuts. Fill cavities with cookie dough to 1/8 inch below top edge. Insert 6-inch cookie treat sticks into dough covering 2 inches of end. Press a small amount of extra dough on stick for added strength. Bake 8 to 10 minutes or until edges are light golden brown. When done, place on cooking rack for 5 minutes. Gently loosen cookie and remove to cooling rack; cool completely before decorating.
To decorate: Flavor one box of ready-to-use rolled fondant icing with a few drops of mocha candy flavoring. Roll out fondant and cut to fit soccer ball cookie. Lay fondant onto top of the cookie and cut smooth. Trim as necessary. Outline soccer ball with white-tubed icing and tip No. 3. Fill in black icing, use tip No. 16. Makes 4 dozen cookies.
1 can (12 ounces) buttermilk biscuits
1 pound (16 ounces) fresh ground turkey
1/2 cup dried bread crumbs
1 egg
1/4 cup onion, chopped
1/4 cup red pepper, chopped
2 teaspoons dried parsley flakes
3/4 teaspoon seasoned salt
3/4 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon garlic powder
1/2 teaspoon onion powder
1/4 teaspoon black pepper
Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Spray muffin pan with vegetable spray. In a large bowl, combine all ingredients except biscuit dough. Split uncooked biscuit in half and place one half in bottom of muffin pan. Top with scant 1/4 cup turkey mixture. Place remaining biscuit half on top of turkey. Press down gently to seal. Repeat with remaining turkey and biscuit dough. Bake 13 to 18 minutes or until biscuits are golden brown. Serve immediately. May spread with mustard, ketchup or barbecue sauce on bottom half of biscuit before baking. Makes 12 servings.
1 full-size (about 2.5 ounces) candy bar
1 container frozen yogurt, softened
Use a food processor to chop candy bar into small pieces. Set aside.
Line inside of each cavity in a mini ball pan with plastic wrap, smoothing out the seams as much as possible. Fold candy pieces into softened frozen yogurt. Fill each ball cavity with the yogurt mixture; pack firmly. Cover tops with more plastic wrap and refreeze.
To decorate: Melt 1 cup of red candy melts in heat-safe bowl in microwave on low power for 1 minute. Add melted candy to disposable decorating bag. Cut a very small opening in bag. Release frozen yogurt balls from pan and remove plastic wrap. Quickly pipe the stitching lines on the baseballs. Return to freezer until ready to serve. Makes 6 servings.
2 bags (14 ounces each) white candy melts
1 bag (14 ounces) light cocoa candy melts
Divide white melts into 5 bowls and melt in microwave oven for 1 minute on low or 40 percent power. Add various candy colors to white melts; red, yellow, green (mix blue or yellow colors), pink (use small amount of red color) and reserve some white. Stir to blend individual colors. Use decorator brushes to paint small detail colors and place candy mold in refrigerator until melts have set.
Melt light cocoa discs on low power in microwave oven for 1 minute on low or 40 percent power. Stir and set aside. Put main color in a disposable bag and fill mold (of your choosing) completely. Tap on counter to remove air bubbles, and place in refrigerator until candy is firm. Remove candy from mold and serve.
To create snacks using different molds:
Pretzels: Use light cocoa melts, let set in refrigerator, remove from mold and add white dots.
Fries: Red fry container and yellow fries.
Ice cream cone: Ice cream is yellow, green, pink or white. Cone is melted light cocoa with melted white candy and a small amount of yellow candy color.
Peanut: Melted light cocoa melts lightened with melted white candy plus a small amount of yellow candy color.
Hot dog: Red for the hot dog, yellow for mustard and green dot relish. Bun is a lighter version of "peanut" color; add more white melts to lighten.
Hamburger: Tomatoes are red, cheese is yellow, lettuce is green, hamburger is cocoa melts. Bun is lighter version of "peanut" color; add more white melts. Sesame seeds are lighter than bun color.
- Recipes from Wilton Enterprises
1 cup (2 sticks) butter or margarine, softened
1 cup granulated sugar
1 large egg
3/4 teaspoon lemon extract
1 teaspoon grated lemon peel
3 cups low-protein all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon baking powder
Decorating icing
In large mixer bowl, beat butter and sugar until light and fluffy. Add egg, lemon extract and lemon peel; beat well. Add flour and baking powder; beat on low speed to combine. Refrigerate dough (covered) for at least 1 hour.
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. On surface dusted with additional flour, roll out half of dough to 1/4-inch thickness. Use cookie cutters to cut out 3-inch rounds for the baseballs; use star cutters for the star cookies.
Place cookies 1 inch apart on baking sheet coated with cooking spray. Bake 12 to 14 minutes or until light golden brown. Remove to wire rack to cool completely. Repeat with remaining dough. Decorate cookies with icing. Makes 4 to 5 dozen cookies, depending on size of cutter.
Decorating icing:
9 cups sifted powdered sugar
1/4 cup dried egg whites
1/2 to 2/3 cup water
Paste-style food colors (red and blue)
In medium bowl, stir together powdered sugar and dried egg whites. Stir in just enough of the water to make a spreadable consistency. Divide into several small bowls. Add color by dipping wooden pick into food color and then into icing, stirring to combine.
Using a pastry brush, brush icing on each cookie to coat top. Spoon remaining icing into small decorating bag. (Or use heavy-duty resealable plastic bag; fill, then cut off tip of one corner.) Pipe icing onto cookies to create baseballs and patriotic stars.
- Recipe from White Lily
1 1/2 cups buttermilk biscuit-and-baking mix
3/4 cup packed light brown sugar
1/3 cup butter or margarine, melted
1 large egg
1 teaspoon vanilla
8 drops yellow food color
4 drops red food color
1/3 cup semisweet chocolate chips
In large bowl, stir together biscuit-and-baking mix, brown sugar, butter, egg, vanilla and food colors until well combined. Press dough into a 12-by-1/2-inch round pizza pan coated with cooking spray. Using a knife, make cuts in the top of the cookie to resemble the lines of a basketball. Prick entire cookie with fork. Bake at 350 degrees for 12 to 16 minutes or just until center is set; do not overbake. Immediately place chocolate chips on the indentation lines. Let cool. Makes 1 giant cookies (12 servings).
- Recipe from Pioneer Mills


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Mutants and Masterminds Progress
Hey Everyone, Jecht here with an update on the campaign I've been working on. Using some source material, I've come up with a short(9 major events) M&M campaign set in the universe of the Dark Tower. Rather than doing a campaign set along the Bear/Turtle beam, we'll be doing a Lion/Eagle beam set far to […]Read more "Mutants and Masterminds Progress"


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Read The Devil's Backbone by Robert Greer Free Online
Book Title: The Devil's Backbone
The author of the book: Robert Greer
Language: English
Format files: PDF
The size of the: 978 KB
Edition: Warner Books (NY)
Date of issue: July 1st 1999
Read full description of the books The Devil's Backbone:The only black Pro-Rodeo Hall of Famer has just been killed with a branding from and CJ Floyd is suddenly caught up in the mystery. But an earlier collar has landed him a new enemy -- a breast-baring, rifle-touting, long-legged gal who's now gunning for CJ with all her heart. When a simple clue leads CJ up to the barren mountain peaks of the Devil's Backbone, he ends up on a fast track of jealousy and greed with both the killer and the murderous beauty determined to exact their revenge.
Read information about the authorRobert Greer, author of the CJ Floyd mystery series, lives in Denver, where he is a practicing surgical pathologist, research scientist, and Professor of Pathology and Medicine at the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center. He also edits the High Plains Literary Review, reviews books for National Public Radio, and raises Black Baldy cattle on his ranch near Steamboat Springs, Colorado.
* C. J. Floyd
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Quick Details
- Type: Filling Machine, Packing Machine
- Condition: New
- Application: Food, Chemical, chemical, building material etc.
- Packaging Type: Bags, bulk bag
- Packaging Material: Plastic
- Automatic Grade: Semi-Automatic
- Driven Type: Electric
- Voltage: 220-440V
- Power: 5KW
- Place of Origin: Hebei, China (Mainland)
- Brand Name: PUDA
- Model Number: DCS-T
- Dimension(L*W*H): 1.9*2.1*4.4M
- Weight: 2500KG
- Certification: ISO9001
- After-sales Service Provided: Engineers available to service machinery overseas
- weighing range: 500-2000kg
Packaging & Delivery
|Packaging Details
|wooden case FCL/LCL
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SpecificationsThis kind big bag filling machine is suitable for the mixture ,which has the powder and granular materials .
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1.Weighing range: 500~2000kg/bag
2.Packing speed: 10~40T/hour
3.Accuracy: ≤±0.2%
4.Power supply/Power: AC380±10%,50Hz / 5KW
5.Air pressure: 0.5~0.7MPa
6.Air consumption: 400NL/min
DCS-TWPD Series big bag packing machine adopts belt feeding method, the high precision weighing system can guarantee the accuracy of packaging effectively. Put the opening of the filling bag on the discharging canister, then hang the braces onto the clamping device, start packing machine and clamp the opening automatically. The materials will be sent to the filling opening through the belt which is controlled by the frequency converters and divided into high, middle, low three-level speeds. When the weight reach the preset value, the belt feeding mechanism stops working, then loosen the bag and braces automatically by the control system. At last, move the finished packing bag by the forklift or other devices. This kind of machine has the function of bottom vibration, and can adjust the height according to the bag size. It could make the filling materials more compact to increase the capacity of the packing bag. It has the features of stable packing speed, high precision weighing, simple operation and easy maintenance, etc.


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I first discovered Simon and his friends in the Land of Chalk Drawings thanks to the Captain Kangaroo TV program, it wasn't until recently that I learned we in the states had a different narrator for the episodes.
Simon in the Land of Chalk Drawings was produced for television by Thames Television in London and animated by FilmFair productions, it's original narrator was Bernard Cribbins, who you might know better as Wilfred Mott from the updated Doctor Who series.
Here in the states we had Bob Keeshan, Captain Kangaroo himself narrating the episodes, and for Canadian television broadcasts it was narrated by Ernie Coombs.
For those that haven't had the pleasure of watching the show, here is the intro:
In the show, Simon had many adventures thanks to his magical chalkboard. Whatever he might draw on the board becomes real in the Land of Chalk Drawings. The first episode of the series really, really always stuck in my head as Simon first learns of his creations but finds out the citizens of the Land of Chalk Drawings are very upset with him as he didn't finish his drawings, meaning they were incomplete. He is confronted by the citizens who are missing arms and legs, Simon of course helps them out and he is readily accepted in Land of Chalk Drawings.
Sadly I do not believe this wonderful series is available on DVD. A big thanks to Super Jedi Man for uploading the intro over on YouTube!
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