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The vehicle's owner arrived on scene, and he said it was his daughter's car. She had told him earlier that her boyfriend had been alone when he left in the Dodge and she did not know who else might have been in the car.
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Hi Coco,
I just saw your question, I have SO many wonderful pumpkin recipes! One of my favourites I got from this site, thanks Jamie Oliver!
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I have Indian, Moroccan.... so many recipes. Ask if you are interested!
This is the one I will aim to make, because I haven't got around to it yet. You might like to try it too?
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Sieve 1 1/2 cups flour
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#683 Tue 25 Sep 12 12:45am
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I made pumpkin risotto tonight with dinner. It was really good and none of those pesky "pie" seasonings!
I roasted it with olive oil, fresh rosemary, salt and pepper. It was so good. I could have eaten it just like that. I'll be making it again on the 1st! Now I feel inspired to try other recipes!!!
#684 Tue 25 Sep 12 12:55am
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Yay Coco! pumpkin risotto is one of my favourites!
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Sounds good, Coco
"Cook with love and laughter ..."
#686 Tue 25 Sep 12 7:19pm
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Re: Wouldn't it be cool?
To tell the truth, I really don't like pumpkin............I mean, I grow them & they do very well, & so I'm obliged to eat them, but I'm not fond of them.
I really don't like them in desserts at all...........I tend to make a Curried Pumpkin Soup, which because of all the other flavours prevents it tasting too 'rooty'.
I made Pumpkin Pie one Hallowe'en at the Farmshop I worked at for the customers to try (which boosted pumpkin sales astonishingly)................most people loved it, but I didn't!
#687 Tue 25 Sep 12 7:20pm
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.............I have to say I don't feel like this for other squashes though!
I adore Butternut Squash...........it isn't as cloyingly sweet when cooked.
#688 Tue 25 Sep 12 7:48pm
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I will be a few days late doing my cooking with pumpkin , but I have my pumpkin ready and waiting to be cooked.
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Pumpkin pie was my only experience of winter squash as a kid. It was a relief that to me at that age that some vegetables could be made into desserts.
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I made pumpkin soup for the first time and I did a pumpkin curry as well. Just had a try ...


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Quick Takes On Aerosmith And Neil Young
Friday, October 26, 2012
Aerosmith will be celebrating Election Day a day earlier on Monday, November 5th. According to their press release, the band will be performing somewhere in their hometown of Boston, but they're cooperating with city authorities, who will only let them reveal the location of the outdoor concert the day of the event. The following day (November 6th) -- Aerosmith will release their long awaited new album, Music Form Another Dimension.
A few tidbits of information that were gleamed from Neil Young's Wednesday (October 24th) chat with fans on Twitter. Among them are that he plans to work in the near future with Foo Fighters' Dave Grohl, he's planning the first CD release of his long out-of-print 1973 live album, Time Fades Away, as well as an eventual DVD release of his 1991 live set, Weld. (Gibson.com)
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Tuesday night's slate looked to be an uneventful one, but two potential No. 1 seeds lost on the road, as Minnesota knocked off top-ranked Indiana while surging Tennessee took care of a short- handed Florida squad.
Those two results, along with Memphis' road loss at Xavier, produced a small shakeup in this week's bracket.
There is still the potential for a lot of movement at the top of the bracket, and with bubble teams floundering left and right, a few mid-majors such as Akron, Belmont, Louisiana Tech and Middle Tennessee may be able to work their way into the at-large picture if they fail to win their respective conference tournaments.
The projections below take into account all games played through Tuesday, Feb. 26.
Last Four In
Boise State
The Broncos were one of the only bubble teams not to lose last week. Even though wins over Air Force and Fresno State don't knock your socks off, it was enough to keep them in my field.
Boise State is now 6-6 in the Mountain West with six wins against the RPI top 100 and a 7-7 mark in road and neutral games. After Wednesday's home date with Nevada, the Broncos enter a critical three-game stretch to end the season with home games against Colorado State and San Diego State sandwiched around a road trip to UNLV.
Jay Wright's club continued its Jekyll and Hyde act last week with a huge win over Marquette followed up with a late-game meltdown and loss at Seton Hall.
The Wildcats now boast four top 30 wins, but they also have an ugly loss to Columbia and were swept by Providence. Still, I think their quality wins will be enough to get them in, but splitting their final two regular-season games (at Pittsburgh, vs. Georgetown)certainly wouldn't hurt.
After getting steamrolled by Tennessee, the Noel-less Wildcats bounced back and finished the week with arguably their best game of the season against Missouri. At a minimum, it proved Kentucky can still beat tournament-caliber teams.
The other thing working in UK's favor is the fact that the Wildcats have no sub-100 losses against a solid schedule.
After a very winnable game against Mississippi State at home, Kentucky travels to face Arkansas and Georgia before the season finale vs. Florida. Anything less than 3-1 over that stretch would probably push the Wildcats out of the field.
It came down to Tennessee and Virginia for the final spot in the field after the Volunteers' critical win over Florida on Tuesday night.
While the Cavaliers do boast a head-to-head win against Tennessee, I have a hard time believing the committee will overlook Virginia's six sub-100 losses. The Volunteers have one such loss to go with eight top-100 wins.
Cuonzo Martin's Vols need to take care of business in their next two road games against Georgia and Auburn, and they host Missouri to close out the regular season. A 3-0 finish would give the Vols nine straight wins while bolstering their at-large profile.
First Four Out
As mentioned above, I gave Tennessee the slight nod over the Cavs for the final spot. To my knowledge, there is simply no precedent for a team with so many bad losses getting into the field.
The horrific nonconference strength of schedule (and consequently their RPI) would look much better had the Wahoos knocked off Delaware to get to the NIT Season Tip-Off semifinals. But the harsh reality is that they lost that game and deprived themselves of that chance.
Virginia is also just 3-7 away from home, but the Cavaliers have a huge opportunity when Duke comes to Charlottesville on Thursday. They would then need to take care of business at Boston College and Florida State before a season-ending bubble battle vs. Maryland.
After a 17-2 start, the Rebels have now dropped five of eight, including last week's road loss against a terrible South Carolina squad. Ole Miss has just one top-50 win, which came in mid-January over Missouri, and 10 of its 20 wins have come against sub-200 teams thanks to a poor nonconference schedule.
For bubble purposes, a sweep of Tennessee certainly helps the Rebels' case. But while the Volunteers have stepped up their game in recent weeks, Ole Miss will finish February without a top-100 win if it can't beat Texas A&M this week.
At this point, the Rebels would be well-served to win out with games at Mississippi State, vs. Alabama and at LSU after Wednesday's matchup with the Aggies.
Arizona State
The Sun Devils can't seem to get out of their own way, and Saturday's home loss to Washington pushed them out of the field. As it stands, ASU is 88th in the RPI with a really poor nonconference strength of schedule.
The good news is the Sun Devils have four top-50 wins and actually boast a winning record away from home. That mark will be tested, though, as Arizona State closes out the year with three road games — at UCLA, USC and Arizona. Going 2-1 during that stretch is an absolute must at this point.
The fact that the Terrapins are still in the discussion tells you all you need to know about the bubble.
Maryland has a pair of key wins over North Carolina State and Duke, but it has just three top-100 wins. The Terps didn't really challenge themselves outside the ACC, and they have yet to prove they can win on the road.
That certainly doesn't bode well for Maryland's hopes because three of their final four regular-season games are at Georgia Tech, at Wake Forest, and at Virginia. The lone remaining home date with North Carolina won't be an easy one either. Winning at least three out of those four and making a deep run in the ACC tournament are musts at this stage of the game.
Here is how the bids broke out by conference:
Big East (8): Cincinnati, Georgetown, Louisville, Marquette, Notre Dame, Pittsburgh, Syracuse, Villanova
Big Ten (7): Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Michigan State, Minnesota, Ohio State, Wisconsin
Atlantic 10 (5): Butler, La Salle, Saint Louis, Temple, VCU
Big 12 (5): Iowa State, Kansas, Kansas State, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State
Mountain West (5): Boise State, Colorado State, New Mexico, San Diego State, UNLV
Pac-12 (5): Arizona, California, Colorado, Oregon, UCLA
ACC (4): Duke, Miami (FL), North Carolina, North Carolina State
SEC (4): Florida, Kentucky, Missouri, Tennessee
Missouri Valley (2): Creighton, Wichita State
West Coast (2): Gonzaga, Saint Mary's
America East: Stony Brook
Atlantic Sun: Mercer
Big Sky: Montana
Big South: Charleston Southern
Big West: Long Beach State
Colonial: Northeastern
Conference USA: Memphis
Horizon: Valparaiso
Ivy: Harvard
MAAC: Niagara
MAC: Akron
MEAC: Norfolk State
Northeast: Robert Morris
Ohio Valley: Belmont
Patriot: Bucknell
Southern: Davidson
Southland: Northwestern State
Summit: South Dakota State
Sun Belt: Middle Tennessee
SWAC: Southern
WAC: Louisiana Tech
I'm a Zags dad, so I'm crossing my fingers that they'll be #1 in Monday's polls.
I hope the NCAA does more research than you. Virginia's bad loses all came when they did not have their point guard Jontel Evans. Check their record since then and their record against top 100 teams.
No way the 'Zags deserve #1. They will be, but they don't deserve it. Not even top 5. Play in a useless league, played 3 top 25 teams and lost twice. Not a resume of a #1 team, or top 5.
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This is my 1st Martin bow. I was sold on the TRG/SOS design, low price for the speed, and I was about to buy a Martin 10yrs ago (bought a Hoyt instead) as I liked how it felt then.
Now, I haven't even set up the bow yet as I'm waiting on cable/slide/STS. I didn't want to take the chance that the TRG would cause any problems and a cable/slide is proven. I still like the idea of the TRG and hopefully they will fix the issues with it. I should of just been able to purchase the bow, set it up, and start shooting. Am I bashing? No... I should of done more homework before my purchase, so that's on me. I'm still excited to shoot this Silencer as I think it's going to be what I wanted and hopefully will be with me for at least the next 10yrs.
Martin 06 Slayer, Nitrous C, shoot thru, 63lb, Quiktune 3000, HAA OL 5519, Beman ICS Hunter
Martin 06 Slayer, Nitrous C, Shoot thru, 55lb, Quiktune 3000, HHA OL 5519 2X, Easton A/C/C
Ben Pearson 1968 'Cougar' 62" 45#s @ 28" recurve, parallel shaft POC, Zwickey 'Eskimo' 2 blade
I've owned and shot Martins since the late 70's. Since then I've owned just about every other brand made but I keep going back to Martins. I think they give you a lot of bow for the money and always stand behind the product. I currently own a Rytera, a Jaguar (Compound) and a new Exile which I truly love. I don't bash other bows because I think they all are pretty decent.
i dont bash bows,i bash prices
In God and guns we trust;
- One nation, under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.
- A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.
2011 Onza 3: 70#, 28.25 draw (AMO), 384 gr arrow, 288 fps
2005 Saber: 70#, same arrow, 250 fps
[QUOTE=Ehunter;66147 It's like buying a Porsche that can't outrun or outcorner a Ford. You gotta say something bad about the Ford.[/QUOTE]
I wouldn't go that far. I have yet to see a stock (any year) ford beat a stock 86 Porsche 911. Hell even the C5 Vet will stay away.
Ford did stock way different then Porsche did stock based on their different distribution and marketing....and I have driven some pretty hot Porsche's in my time but I will take a Shelby 'Stang over a Porsche any day but then I will take back straps over Filet Mignon too...
Smarten Up and Martin Up
Martin Black Panther - Martin Cougar III Magnum
Rytera Scepter V - Martin Diablo - 2 @ Rytera Seeker
"I will make My arrows drunk with blood... Deuteronomy 32:42a (HCSB)
I am an Alien, I am in this world but I am not of this world, have mercy. Tell the Truth and shame the Devil.
I don't want to see Martin heading in the same direction.
I don't see the analogy of Martin Archery to a flavor of Linux, more like Macintosh to Matthews and Hoyt as Windows, LOL!
Smarten Up and Martin Up
Martin Black Panther - Martin Cougar III Magnum
Rytera Scepter V - Martin Diablo - 2 @ Rytera Seeker
"I will make My arrows drunk with blood... Deuteronomy 32:42a (HCSB)
I am an Alien, I am in this world but I am not of this world, have mercy. Tell the Truth and shame the Devil.


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A Cartersville police officer performed a traffic stop on a red Mercury Mountaineer on U.S. Highway 41 at Gentilly Boulevard as the vehicle was failing to maintain its lane.
When the officer approached the vehicle he saw that the passenger, later identified as Charvis Morris, "appeared to be extremely nervous" according to the incident report. When the officer asked if either the driver or the passenger was on active probation or parole, the driver said he was, but Morris did not answer the question.
After asking Morris the question for a second time, Morris said he was on probation through Bartow County. Again, he did not make eye contact with the officer.
A second officer arrived on scene and Morris was asked to step out of the vehicle. According to the incident report, Morris "… continued to look around as if he was looking for avenues of escape."
When asked if he would allow himself to be searched, Morris said yes.
As the officer patted him down he reportedly felt "… a soft bag-like material between Mr. Morris' legs." In the incident report, the officer said he believed the bag to contain marijuana due to his experience as an officer and his training. During the pat down, he also felt a "hard square object" near the suspected bag of marijuana.
When asked how he would like to remove the alleged objects from his pants, Morris said, "If you take the handcuffs off I will take it out."
The officer then asked what was in his pants. Morris said it was weed.
The officer walked Morris back to his patrol vehicle and sat Morris in the back seat. He took off one of the handcuffs and, according to the incident report, Morris retrieved a large, clear plastic bag containing a green, leafy substance from the crotch of his pants. A digital scale was retrieved as well.
A number of $10 and $5 bills also were found on Morris, which the officer noted were commonly used in distributing illegal drugs.
No illegal substances were found on the vehicle's driver or in the vehicle itself. After performing field sobriety tests, it was determined the driver was not impaired. Only a courtesy warning was issued.
Morris was arrested and charged with possession of marijuana with intent to distribute and possession of drug-related objects. He was transported to the Bartow County Jail without incident.


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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (November 19, 2010)—Spring Style was ready to roll in her return, winning the $48,000 feature Friday night at Hollywood Park.
Making her first appearance since finishing last of seven in the John C. Mabee Stakes, a Grade II, Aug. 15 at Del Mar, the 5-year-old Irish bred mare earned her fourth win in her 15th start and kicked off a memorable night for jockey Joel Rosario.
The win aboard the 2-1 second choice in the field of five was the first of four in a row – and five overall – for Rosario, who will turn 26 Jan. 14.
After tracking pacesetter Dance to My Tune throughout, Spring Style got by the leader in the closing yards, completing the mile on turf in 1:35.38.
Trained by Ben Cecil for his wife Kristina and Zillah Reddam, Spring Style, a daughter of Pivotal and the Irish River mare Clear Spring, prevailed by a half-length and increased her earnings to $155,477. The win was her second in three attempts over the Hollywood Park grass course.
Victorious for the first time since capturing a $52,000 allowance Jan. 10 at Santa Anita, Spring Style paid $6.80, $4 and $2.10.
Dance to My Tune, who finished a half-length in front of 9-10 favorite Late Cuddle, returned $6 and $2.20. Late Cuddle, who was seeking her third win in four starts in the United States for trainer Jerry Hollendorfer, paid $2.10 to show. Farley Star and West Hope completed the order of finish.
This was the second time Rosario had finished with five wins in a single day at Hollywood Park. The Dominican Republic native first accomplished the feat Dec. 6, 2008.
His biggest day came last Dec. 11 when he became only the fourth jockey in Hollywood Park history to earn six victories. Rosario joined Kent Desormeaux, Laffit Pincay, Jr. and Bill Shoemaker, who did it twice.
Besides Spring Style, Rosario's other wins were with Dave's Ruler (second race), Tweebster (third), Jairzinho (fourth) and Via Verde (seventh). His remaining mounts – Otto Von Voom (sixth) and Stormy Slew (eighth) – finished fourth and fifth, respectively.
Rosario, the defending Autumn meet champion, surged to the top of the standings at the current season after his productive evening. He has 13 wins through 10 days, four more than Joe Talamo and Corey Nakatani.
Racing resumes Saturday. Post time is 12:30 p.m.
There is a grab bag giveway. Items will be available – one per paid admission – while supplies last.
The feature attraction is the $100,000 Hollywood Prevue Stakes. Six 2-year-olds are entered in the Grade III at seven furlongs. High Level Jeff, who will be making his first start for majority owner J. Paul Reddam and trainer Doug O'Neill, is the 2-1 morning line favorite.
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