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What to do with leftover stuffing/"dressing"???
Help!! I have a whole tray of the stuff and I don't wanna toss it!
heat it with gravy and turkey for a great meal you can freeze it for a meal later in the month it will re heat wonderfully
turkey and stuffing pannini
I would just freeze and eat next week in meal size portions
it can also be the popping on a chickin and dumpling type meal12-29-2009, 09:12 AM #3
You could use some in place of breadcrumbs and make a wonderful meatloaf!Sponsored Links Remove Advertisements12-29-2009, 09:19 AM #4
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This link: http://brands.kraftfoods.com/stovetop/ has a specific section on the bottom right of the site for how to turn leftover stuffing into new meals.
This is my favorite recipe using stuffing: http://brands.kraftfoods.com/stoveto...-chicken-bake/
You can easily substitute the box of stuffing mix for the leftover stuffing.12-29-2009, 11:58 AM #5
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I like to make pork chops w/ apples & stuffing....
Brown boneless pork chops & place in the bottom of a 9x13 pan. Top w/ apple pie filling followed by prepared stuffing. Cover w/ foil & bake in oven for 20 mins on 350F. DELISH!12-29-2009, 12:42 PM #6
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If there is room in your tray & it can be put in the oven put 4-6 boneless, skinless chicken breasts on top, mix 1 small can of cream of chicken soup up & pour it over the top, cover with foil. Bake @ 350 degrees until chicken breasts are cooked.
If you need to take it out of the container you currently have it in I'd use a 9x13 cake pan.12-29-2009, 01:05 PM #7
Call a neighbor & ask if they would like it... I've never frozen dressing before, good?-I don't know. If I was tired of it, no one would take it, I would pitch it & remember to make less next year. Some times you just gotta let it roll off your shoulders......12-29-2009, 03:03 PM #8
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left over stuffing/dressing? What is THAT?
My Mom made it for our holiday meal and then gave us a 9x13 dish of it... yummy. And we did have left overs that we have been eating as our starch for the week.12-29-2009, 06:48 PM #9
Glad its not me...i would have eaten the whole tray already!!! lol12-29-2009, 06:51 PM #10
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Gotta admit I never have that much leftover but the dogs are my cleanup crew.12-29-2009, 07:10 PM #11
I just take tablespoonfuls and plop them in a lightly oiled skillet on med/high heat and pan fry them. Kinda have to flatten them out a lil into pancake/patty shapes. Serve them alongside eggs for breakky. Use it as your starch component. Or serve them on their own with gravy...yum!
If there's really that much leftover - freeze it in two or three batches where you can only defrost what you will need & serve it alongside a meat dish - chicken or ham etc.
How can you have leftover dressing?! Thats a crime in my house lol12-29-2009, 07:32 PM #12
I would heat some in a steamer, and then make gravy and turkey to put over it. And some kind of veggie as a side.--------My signature--------
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I know you have your best answer but I freeze any leftover dressing, if we have any. I use it as a topping for turkey/chicken potpie.12-30-2009, 07:13 AM #14
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No idea....have had lots of leftovers but NEVER leftover dressing!01-02-2010, 06:00 PM #15
From recipezaar.com
Savory Stuffing Balls (Appetizer) Recipe #28123
These are a different appetizer than what you normally see, and if you love stuffing they are a perfect bite size snack!
by Karen=^..^=
40 min | 10 min prep
36 balls
* 1 box seasoned stuffing mix, prepared as directed (Stove Top, etc.)
* 1 box frozen chopped spinach, thawed and completely drained of all liquid
* 1 large egg, beaten
* 2 tablespoons of grated parmesan cheese or romano cheese
* Dijon mustard or honey mustard
1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
2. Combine prepared stuffing with spinach, egg and cheese in a large bowl.
3. Form 1 inch balls out of mixture.
4. Place on ungreased baking sheet and bake for 20- 30 minutes or until golden brown.
5. Serve on toothpicks with mustard for dipping.
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Or just freeze them for future use - see this recipe for the freezing and reheating portions:
Stuffing Balls Recipe #263774
This is an heirloom recipe made by many members of my family. It can be made ahead of the holidays and the balls frozen. One less job at the end. We always formed the stuffing into balls so they were easy to serve individually, easy to grab a cold stuffing ball as leftovers. My grandma made extra to freeze and use for stuffed chicken breasts later. Grandma always said to try and get a little bit (a speck) of poultry seasoning on each piece of bread. If you like to stuff a bird with it, just place the stuffing balls in the cavity loosely. Unsure yield. Times do not allow for day of bread getting stale. I always mix mine in a large roasting pan.
by charlie #5
1 hour | 30 min prep
1 batch
* 2 loaves white bread
* 2 eggs
* 1 cup milk
* 1 cup water
* 1/4 cup butter
* 2 stalks celery, chopped
* 1 large onion, chopped
* 1 small green pepper, chopped
* 1/4 cup fresh parsley, chopped
* salt, to taste
* pepper, to taste
* 2 teaspoons ground sage
* 1 1/2-2 teaspoons poultry seasoning
1. Open the loaves of bread and allow to get stale for a day.
2. Tear the bread into 1 1/2" pieces including the crusts.
3. Beat the eggs with the milk and water. Sparingly, drizzle this over the bread and mix in just to moisten.
4. Saute the celery, onions, and pepper in the butter until translucent. Salt and pepper.
5. Add the warm vegetables and butter to the bread. Add the parsley and sprinkle in a little rubbed sage. Cover lightly with poultry seasoning. Gently toss with your hands. Gently push the stuffing mixture into the corner of your mixing pan and allow to sit for 30 minutes to absorb the liquid in the bread.
6. Form the stuffing into small balls similar to a baseball.
7. You may freeze the balls at this point by arranging on a sheet and flash freezing. When frozen, place in the bread bags that the bread came inches
8. When ready to make them, place balls in a 9x13 pan with about 1/4" hot broth in the bottom of the pan. You can bake them frozen or defrosted, just adjust your times. Bake at 350 degrees for about 30 minutes basting a few times until browned.
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I currently have 200 amp 3 phase 3 wire delta service and limited slots on the main panel. Since I have several pieces of equipment that require single phase 240, I would like to wire in a single phase panel. I just picked up a nice 150 amp EQ tub. My question is regarding the correct wiring. Since there is no neutral available, I am not entirely sure how to wire this correctly. I did notice that the neutral bars in the three phase panel are simply jumped. Also, the EQ panel, since it's 150 amp, has 4 poles on the main. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. In addition, since there is a trough from the main disconnect with connection lugs, I plan to come right out of there (with two wires) and into the single phase panel, instead of using a breaker in the main, 3 phase panel.
Thanks in advance!
This doesn't sound like a project for a DIYer at all. I suggest you call an electrician and then determine if you can even install a sub panel off the existing panel. It sounds like you will be overloading the service.
For 240 volt only equipment (not 120/240 volt with neutral) you can add a 3 phase subpanel with double and/or triple breakers of a kind where if one breaker element (pole) trips, the entire twosome or threesome flips off. Nothing at all is connected to the neutral bus bar. Balance the various loads among the three phases, each load connected to two screws of the same double or triple breaker.
YOu may need to a load calculation before starting the project and pulling the permits.
A 240 volt 3 phase system has either an asymmetric neutral or no neutral.
If there is a neutral, then measure hot to neutral for all three phases. Two of the phases should register 120 volts; you can run them to a single phase 120/240 volt subpanel for small loads. Don't use the third phase here which is about 208 volts to neutral.
Thanks for the responses guys.
K_Buz, I am working with an electrician on this project. What makes you think that the service will be overloaded? Load calculations have been done and all branch circuits have been designed. Everything seems in order and within code.
The secondary on the supply transformer is three wire delta so no neutral and of course L-L is and P-L is 240V. I understand what you are saying about the breakers but I don't plan on installing a sub panel from the main breaker panel but directly from the trough, which is fed from the main disconnect (fused of course). I have a fused disconnect that I was thinking I might install for added protection but this doesn't seem necessary as the panel will have protection from its main breaker (150 amp).
I guess this project is a little too much for this forum but I have to disagree with K-Buz about not being a DIYer project. With proper safety and always keeping code in mind, as well as getting everything checked from an electrician, anything is possible. I have tackled several commercial projects with great success, this one just seems to be a bit tricky.
Your sub panel must be rated for a delta feed. Not 240/120.
With that said, you do not need or want a single phase panel for your 240V single phase loads. That would be counterproductive and would result in a large load imbalance between phases. You install 2-pole breakers in a 3-phase panel and distribute the load evenly among the three phases.
Maybe go to www.electriciantalk.com .They always can help out.
m, you're totally right and thanks for the info. The reason for trying to throw in a sub panel was a limited amount of slots on the main. Just going to get a new tub with more slots and run single phase branch circuits from there. Will be way easier anyway.
I will give electrician talk a try for any other questions. Thanks guys.
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I just ordered the Shhhh t-shirt so you know I want this.
But I'm afraid the lizard might not be dark enough to produce the intended effect.
Maybe you can invert his color scheme?
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What does this look like as a positive image? I really like the line work.
I really like this drawing. In my opinion, it is a perfect example of crosshatching.
Re: Underwater Girl
She looks surprised to be underwater
redwingsilvertail wrote:Unfortunately I doubt it will win, but a truly great play on words. I love it.
Not with that attitude, it won't. Positive thinking, old bean!
Re: Albino Peacock
Beautiful! Nicely done.
Re: Rising in the East
Fantastic! I like how it mirrors your other dragon submission, but this is the eastern/serene version.
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Re: rain dancer 2012
When it rains, it pours!
I love this design! ---but... I can't stop seeing Posie from Mission Hill when I look at the girl... hehe
artguyaaron wrote:love the Ellethid, nice drawing
Thanks so much!
Had a hard time naming him...
Krakephant was an early fav...
If only I had made it half hippo...
Re: Shadow of the Night
I like this original version much more, mostly because of the way it fills out the shirt.
I also like the one wing. It looked like it was scraggly and rotted. Much more deathlike.
Either way, good luck! You got my vote!
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Amazing, as always, Patrick! Wonderful job with the forms of the dragon. Love the body and how it feels nice and solid. Kickass rocks too. I love me some nice rocks!
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Beautiful job here. Fantastic looking waves and the composition is awesome. I think using perhaps a tiny bit of light blue for the ink would help it feel more moody, but the white is nice and stands out well. Great job!
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Haaa that piano's face is so great! Wonderful image, guys!!
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It must be Saturday morning. Time for all the "let's see what I can post while the rejectionator is out" submissions.
bluetuba wrote:She looks surprised to be underwater
Working on it, I didn't quiet see it, but others have pointed it tout to me. I'm going rework another version. Thanks for the feedback, I appreciate it.
Sometimes you work so close on a piece that you don't notice things.
qetza wrote:Very nice.
Thank you!
ochopika wrote:Welcome back! Nice work, too.
It's been awhile!! Thanks!!
I would love to hear the story of your collaborative process!
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Just in time for All Hallows Eve. I love a good new Halloween shirt.
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Love the bird in the antlers.
Re: Cross Rose Cat
I just don't understand why you guys who do such nice designs in dark colors put them on such dark colored shirts that we can't tell what the design is from more than six inches away. Take a clue and put them on something a little lighter (like silver) so we can at least see your work.
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I'd like to see the design smaller and right over the heart (pocket position). I like the lighter shirt, too, for the color combo. If you like the red better, maybe the design should be in white.
writermist wrote:this is one of those images... as beautiful as the detail is... that just goes too far.
It's... just... too much detail. O_o
I get dizzy looking at it.
I totally disagree with this. It reminds me of an illuminated manuscript. Would be perfect on a bookplate (smaller size, of course) Also reminds me of the line from the old folksong Barbra Allen: "...and the rose grew round the briar." Beautiful piece.
orabbit wrote:Thanks! Although I'll probably delete this version later.
No! No! Just leave it up for the duration so we can vote for it. I'm also a brown on ecru person, but I'd take the black on gray if that were all that was offered since I love the design.
qetza wrote:What to draw, what to draw….
Really dig that turtle shell... it's an interesting take on it but it works well. Niiiiice!
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I love it!!! The dreamcatcher usually has an interior woven net through which it is supposed to catch and hold nightmares until the light of day. Good dreams, on the other hand, can pass through the net. For the purpose of design, however, the net would be too much. I like the stars shining through.
edgrrrzzmom wrote:I'd like to see the design smaller and right over the heart (pocket position). I like the lighter shirt, too, for the color combo. If you like the red better, maybe the design should be in white.
I actually tried the red and white combination. There was way too much contrast and the shadowing just didn't look correct.
Re: Three Wolf Harmony
Hope you all like it, couldn't resist a good parody...
how can i vote for this shirt?! this entire site is so confusing!
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It has been a long time since I've voted for a fogged shirt because I want it to win rather than voting against other fogged shirts.
OOOOOOOOOOOooooooooooo and AWwwwwww i think sums this up
very nice design
I agree that this would make a great Halloween shirt.. not that you couldn't wear it other times as well. GMV.
Re: Pirate Music
Would you mind posting a closeup of part of this drawing so that we can see the crosshatching?
At this level, it looks like a drawing that was passed through a filter, and woot has rejected several entries for that.
Re: Busted!
This is awesome. I love it.
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Beautiful and elegant!
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Finally got to try out the Extra Super Tanker Restaurant just before Chinese New Year. Having browsed their website before to find many unique creations, a group of us finally got together to 'lou sang' and try out some of their signature dishes. It was also my first time meeting up with some new faces, saying hi to Kat from Abu Dhabi and Pureglutton!
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Patterns of tropical succession and species replacement are shaped and determined by the dynamic nature of these forests. Gap-phase succession in tropical forests is driven by changes in resource availability arising from canopy disturbances and associated soil disturbances. Large gaps result primarily from major storms that cause the blowdown of numerous trees, while smaller gaps are created as individual trees lose branches, topple, or die standing (reviewed in Denslow, 1987). When such breaches in the canopy occur, light, temperature, humidity, and nutrients are altered (Chazdon & Fetcher, 1984a; Chiariello, 1984; Fetcher, Oberbauer & Strain, 1985; Ashton, 1992; Vázquez-Yanes & Orozco-Segovia, Chapter 18). Consequently, it is common to find all stages of forest succession occurring within the same forest at any given time along the understory-gap center continuum.
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This morning, The New York Times ran an article [1] explaining how Crossroads Grassroots Policy Strategies, an offshoot of the GOP slush fund American Crossroads, is set up as a 501(c)(4) nonprofit corporation. This means that the group can't devote more than 50 percent of its activities to politics, but in return it allows the group to provide anonymity to its donors.
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What Is Saving Faith?
from R.C. Sproul Jun 23, 2017 Category: ArticlesFaith is central to Christianity. The New Testament repeatedly calls people to believe on the Lord Jesus Christ. There is a definite body of content to be believed, which is part and parcel of our religious activity. At the time of the Reformation, the debate involved the nature of saving... Keep Reading
Learning to Love the Psalms, New from W. Robert Godfrey and Reformation Trust
from Nathan W. Bingham Mar 14, 2017 Category: Reformation TrustWe are pleased to announce the release of Learning to Love the Psalms, by W. Robert Godfrey. This title is available now from Reformation Trust in the Ligonier store. Keep Reading
Living Under Authority
from Nathan W. Bingham Mar 14, 2017 Category: Tabletalk MagazineHere's an excerpt from Living Under Authority, R.C. Sproul's contribution to the March issue of Tabletalk: Keep Reading
Does Christology Matter?
from Sinclair Ferguson Mar 13, 2017 Category: Articles"We all unanimously teach that our Lord Jesus Christ is to us one and the same Son, the self-same perfect in Godhead, the self-same perfect in manhood; truly God and truly man … acknowledged in two natures, unconfusedly, unchangeably, indivisibly, inseparably … the properties of each nature being preserved." Keep Reading
Social Media Highlights (3/12/17)
from Nathan W. Bingham Mar 12, 2017 Category: Ministry NewsHere are highlights from our various social media accounts over the past week. Keep Reading
2017 National Conference: Day 3 Highlights
from Nathan W. Bingham Mar 11, 2017 Category: EventsToday we concluded our 30th annual National Conference. Our teachers included Leonardo De Chirico, Sinclair Ferguson, W. Robert Godfrey, Michael Horton, Steven Lawson, Augustus Nicodemus Lopes, Stephen Nichols, Burk Parsons, Michael Reeves, Derek Thomas, and Stephen Tong. Keep Reading
Announcing a New Effort to Reach the Spanish-Speaking World
from John Cobb Mar 11, 2017 Category: Ministry NewsLigonier Ministries is pleased to announce that Matt McGhee has joined the team heading up our Spanish language outreach. This is a seminal step for Ligonier, as it marks a concerted effort to develop our Spanish ministry and to strategically address the needs of specific international regions. Now is a pivotal time in the history of the Latin-American church. Trustworthy discipleship resources are urgently needed to serve our brothers and sisters as they grow in their faith and in true biblical practice. Keep Reading
How Do I Know Who's Right?
from R.C. Sproul Mar 11, 2017 Category: ArticlesThere are so many different interpretations of what the Bible is saying. How do I know which one is right? That's a problem that plagues all of us. There are some theoretical things we can say about it, but I'd rather spend time on the practical. Keep Reading
2017 National Conference: Day 2 Highlights
from Nathan W. Bingham Mar 10, 2017 Category: EventsToday was the second day of our 30th annual National Conference. Our teachers included Alistair Begg, Tim Challies, Leonardo De Chirico, W. Robert Godfrey, Michael Horton, Steven Lawson, Derek Thomas, and Stephen Tong. Along with the numerous teaching sessions, we enjoyed a special mini-concert with Jeff Lippencott, as well as music from the Reformation Chorale. You can join the conversation by following #ligcon on Twitter and Instagram. Be sure to also like our official Facebook page to be notified when select sessions are streaming on Facebook Live. Keep Reading
2017 National Conference: Day 1 Highlights
from Nathan W. Bingham Mar 10, 2017 Category: EventsYesterday marked the beginning of our 30th annual National Conference. More than 4,000 attendees from around world joined us for three days of teaching and fellowship. Keep Reading
The Sabbath Day Brings Real Rest and Refreshment
from Sean Michael Lucas Mar 10, 2017 Category: ArticlesHave you ever slept for several hours, woke up, but remained unrefreshed? Perhaps you remember Washington Irving's story "Rip Van Winkle." Rip is a henpecked husband who wanders to the mountains to escape, meets a strange crew, falls asleep, and snoozes for twenty years. He wakes up to find the world completely changed, his wife dead, and his neighbors envious that he had outslept his nagging wife's natural life. Keep Reading


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Too everyone else---- Thanx so much for the compliments. Worked many late nights to complete the system. Very rewarding to get nice feedback after all the hard work.


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Undefeated Sherwood prevails over Wilsonville in a penalty-kick shootout to claim the Class 5A state title
HILLSBORO - It started with optimism.
It turned into frustration.
From there, it went to nail-biting nervousness.
And it ended with outright jubilation.
What all that means is that it was a heck of a day for the Sherwood High School girls soccer team.
The Lady Bowmen, overcoming all of the emotion, and a persistent foe in rival Wilsonville, claimed the Class 5A state championship by downing the Wildcats 1-0 in the state title match - which was decided by a penalty-kick shootout - held Saturday at Hillsboro Stadium.
'This is so great,' Sherwood junior midfielder Meghan Schoen said during the Lady Bowmen's victory celebration. 'This is the most amazing feeling in the world.'
'Oh my gosh. This means the world to us,' Sherwood senior midfielder Teegan Koster said. 'This is my last game here, and this feels amazing.'
'This absolutely means everything to us,' Lady Bowmen senior defender Amanda Shelton said. 'Especially since I was here as a sophomore when we took second (losing 1-0 to Bend in a match decided by a penalty-kick shootout). This means we accomplished everything we wanted to.'
Wilsonville, the No. 2 out of the Northwest Oregon Conference, finished its season with a final overall record. Sherwood, the No. 1 team from the NWOC, finished its season at 19-0 while also picking up its second state crown, and its first state title since beating Bend 1-0 back in 2007.
'These girls deserved to win,' Sherwood coach Bill Brown said. 'I can't tell you how proud I am of them. It's emotional. This is just a wonderful group of kids.'
Sherwood, with its perfect record, felt good heading into the championship game. The Lady Bowmen also knew they were on the verge of reaching their season-long goal.
'We worked for this all year,' Sherwood junior defender Taylor Gersch said. 'This was our goal since the beginning of the season, and we did it.'
The Lady Bowmen, anxious to achieve their season-long objective, seemed to take control early on in Saturday's championship match.
Junior midfielder Mikayla Howes and Schoen each had shots on goal in the first 10 minutes of the first half. With 27 minutes and 54 seconds left in the half, Sherwood freshman forward Ashley Fenske had a shot from eight yards out, off a pass from Schoen, sail just over the crossbar of the Wilsonville goal.
Sherwood kept the pressure on, getting shots on goal freshman forward Sarah Garoutte and Howes in the next 10 minutes.
Then, with 14:22 left in the first half, Schoen had a sliding kick from five yards out, on the right side, bounce off the right post of the Wildcat goal.
Sherwood junior midfielder Michaela Pilkenton and Howes each had shots at the Wilsonville goal in the final nine minutes of the first half.
Meanwhile, the Lady Bowmen defense, featuring Gersch, Shelton and junior Tear'sa Krieger, among others, limited Wilsonville to just two shots in the entire first half - still Sherwood found itself locked up in a scoreless tie at the intermission.
It was more of the same in the next 40 minutes.
Howes had a pair of free-kick attempts in the first eight minutes of the second half, with both kicks sailing just over the crossbar.
Then, in a span of 1:49 near the midway point of the second half, Sherwood got shots on goal from Schoen, Garoutte, Fenske and Schoen again, only to have all of those attempts saved by Wilsonville sophomore goalie Bess Kitzmiller.
With 11:15 left to play in the second half, Garoutte had a hard shot from 20 yards out that Kitzmiller saved while leaping straight out to her right.
Sherwood senior midfielder Lauren Vasquez had the last shot of the first half, coming from 25 yards out with 7:51 left in the half, but that attempt was just off the mark.
All told, the Lady Bowmen had 11 shots in the second half, while Wilsonville had none. Yet the teams went to a 20-minute overtime session still in a scoreless tie.
'That was a little frustrating,' Koster said. 'But we kept on playing hard.'
Sherwood had the best scoring opportunity in extra play. With 5:17 left to play in the second of two 10-minute overtime sessions, Howes sent a free kick from 40 yards out toward the Wilsonville goal. Fenske, from eight yards out, got her head on the ball, but her shot bounced off the crossbar of the Wildcat goal. The ball came back to Schoen, but her close-range header follow-up attempt flew over the crossbar.
As the final seconds of overtime ticked away, Koster headed away a Wilsonville corner kick, sending the contest to a penalty-kick shootout.
'There was a lot of pressure, and we were nervous, but we all believed in each other,' Krieger said.
It seemed to be a big thing for the Lady Bowmen in the shootout.
'I think we all believed in ourselves and each other,' Koster said.
That even was true for Shelton, who said she couldn't watch any of the shots in the shootout.
Howes, shooting first for Sherwood in the shootout, drilled her shot into the right side of the net to give the Lady Bowmen a 1-0 lead. Then, after a shot by Wilsonville freshman Kendall Tate sailed over the crossbar, Koster put her attempt into the right side of the goal to up the lead to 2-0.
'I missed against Mountain View (in a penalty-kick shootout in the quarterfinals), and it killed me,' Koster said. 'But I kept my head up. I was determined not to let it happen again.'
From there, the shootout went back and forth. Sherwood got successful attempts from Vasquez and junior Natalie Thomas. Wilsonville made three straight attempts to keep within one, at 4-3, going into the final round of the shootout.
A Lady Bowmen miss in the fifth round, gave the Wildcats hope, and they tied things up at 4-4 on a shot by junior Michelle Teramura that Sherwood junior keeper Mikaela Doherty was able to deflect, but the ball still found its way inside the post.
That sent the shootout to a sudden death sixth round. Garoutte made her shot to the left side, giving Sherwood a 5-4 lead.
The ensuing shot by Wilsonville freshman Riley Johnson hit the bottom of the crossbar, bounced off the turf and bounded away from the goal, igniting Sherwood's championship celebration.
'We all freaked out,' Schoen said. 'We were just ecstatic. This is so amazing. This year, we wanted this so badly and we all worked together to get it. We wanted to be 19-0 - we couldn't let this be our one loss.'
'I was just thinking 'we won state,'' Krieger said with a smile. 'It's a new experience for me.'
'I think our hearts came out of our chests,' Koster said. 'It meant the world to all of us.'
What made the Lady Bowmen victory more impressive is the fact that two of the team's top players, junior Jessica Imbrie and Annie Govig, missed the championship game due to a commitment to play in a high-level Olympic Development Program event that was going on in Florida. Another Sherwood standout, senior midfielder Alex Teesdale, played just sparingly in the championship match due to a knee injury she suffered in the semifinals.
'We were undermanned,' Brown said. 'But we weren't discouraged. People stepped up. Emily Harris, Natalie Thomas, Ashley Fenske, Lauren Vasquez and Michaela Pilkenton all stepped up and played great.
'I really like the quality of play we got from our two goalkeepers and their performance for us in the playoffs was huge,' Brown added, referring to junior Kyeli Hendryx and Doherty.
The championship match marked the final high school game for Sherwood seniors Koster, Teesdale, Vasquez and Shelton.
'The four seniors' leadership was instrumental in our success,' Brown said.
Other members of the Sherwood state championship team are junior Rojia Stocker and junior Carley Mills. Geraldine Rumpf and Denise Keesee are the team's assistant coaches.


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Probably something to do with the sata controller have you tired turning off acpi
Hi, im extremely new to linux OS but ive finally managed to get BT3 to boot properly from my USB device, only problem is, that BT only recognizes the USB as the only media How do i get BT3 to recognize my internal HDD? I am using a SATA drive.
Any input on this matter would be greatly appreciated
Probably something to do with the sata controller have you tired turning off acpi
Don't discount Windows, I would be a poor man without it ;)
I've had this kind of problem before with my Dell XPS. Like johnyt mentions, if you go into your bios and disable ACPI mode it should fix your problem. Your hard drive should be recognized after that. Also, if you don't see any option like that you can switch off native SATA mode for IDE compatibility mode or compatibility mode.
you may just be having an ntfs issue, try to mount it manualy with a -o force.


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Blessed Are the Poor in Spirit (1 of 8) by Daniel Rodgers
This content is part of a series.Blessed Are the Poor in Spirit (1 of 8)
Series: The Sermon on the Mount
Dan Rodgers
Matthew 5:1-12
November 2, 2005
INTRODUCTION: Chapter five begins the Sermon on the Mount, the longest sermon Jesus preached. It begins in chapter five and continues through chapter seven.
In chapter three, we read of the Lord's baptism. Following His baptism, we move to chapter four, where Mathew recounts the Lord's forty day fast and temptation by the devil. Following His experience in the wilderness, Jesus then moves to the area of Galilee, where He begins His public ministry. In (4:13), He takes up residence in Capernaum, which would become the headquarters for His ministry. Capernaum was strategically located, making many other areas easily accessible by foot and by boat. Then in (4: 17), it says, "From that time Jesus began to preach, and to say, Repent: for the kingdom of heaven is at hand."
At this point, the Lord begins to call His disciples. As He walks along the shore, He sees Peter and Andrew fishing, He calls out: "Follow me and I will make you fishers of men." He then calls James and John: (4:21-22), And going on from thence, he saw other two brethren, James the son of Zebedee, and John his brother, in a ship with Zebedee their father, mending their nets; and he called them. [22] And they immediately left the ship and their father, and followed him.
In (vs. 23), Jesus begins to preach in the synagogues; He heals the sick and casts out demons. As a result, His fame is spread abroad...people begin to follow Him. The Bible says that He went up into a mountain with His disciples, and multitudes followed Him. This brings us back to our opening text: "And seeing the multitudes, He went up into a mountain: and when He was set, His disciples came unto Him: [2] And He opened His mouth, and taught them."
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Drug ring busted in Knox Co
MT. VERNON, Ohio (WTVN) -- Twelve people have been indicted in a prescription drug trafficking operation in Knox County after a months-long investigation.
Knox County Prosecutor John Thatcher says the indictments include over 400 counts of aggravated trafficking in drugs, aggravated funding of drug activity and engaging in a pattern of corrupt activity.
Suspects were accused of going to the Tampa, Florida area where they would visit pain clinics to obtain powerful painkillers then bring them back to Ohio.
Thatcher said the drugs included over 100,000 prescription pills such as Percocet and others with a street value of about $2 million.
"Those pills were being abused and were being used to traffic in Knox County as well as other counties," he said.
Half of those involved in the operation are from the Columbus-area while the rest are local to Knox County.
Thatcher says shutting down the operation is a significant step in combating the state's opioid addiction epidemic.
Those arrested on Tuesday include:
- Terry N. Jacobs, 42, of Mount Vernon
- Heather L. Jacobs, 36, of Mount Vernon
- Christopher J. Matheson, 35, of Mount Vernon
- Tammy S. Ingles, 49, of Mount Vernon
- Joey W. Howard, 47, of Howard
- Teresa A. Manuel, 40, of Columbus
- Darrell D. Stumbo, Jr., 35, of Columbus
- Katrina D. Climer, 33, of Gambier
- David L. Yankovich, 44, of Columbus
- Brent A. Turner, 54, of Mount Vernon
- Rachel R. Greer, 29, of Columbus
- Marsha A. Smith, 48, of Columbus
The defendants are scheduled to be arraigned May 2.