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unbaked pizza crust
6 tablespoons
prepared pesto sauce
roma tomatoes, thinly sliced
1 (8 ounce) package
seasoned goat cheese
2 cloves
garlic, peeled and thinly sliced
1 cup
fresh arugula
1 teaspoon
olive oil
This was delicious! I mixed two cups of arugula with some lemon juice, olive oil, and fresh ground pepper before chopping it up as the topping so it's less messy to cut and eat. YUM! Very savory recipe.
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This pizza was DELICIOUS! We absolutely loved it! I actually used spinach because that is all I had on hand, and it went wonderfully with the goat cheese! And the tomatoes were an excellent touch. I will definitely save this recipe and make it over and over again!!
This was DELICIOUS! I used a classic pesto recipe on top of a homemade unbaked crust, then a creamy cottage cheese in place of goat cheese (How much better it could be with the goat cheese!) and then grape tomatoes sliced thin. THEN, I sauteed the arugula (2 or 3 cups) in some olive oil and butter and placed that on top of the pizza before baking it. It was so good. Had leftovers for lunch today. I can't wait to make this again with goat cheese!
I LOVE arugula, goat cheese and garlic. Followed it EXACTLY with phenomenal results!!!! Will make again and again. Very easy gourmet recipe.
This was simply fabulous! I also chopped the arugula and tossed it with a little olive oil, lemon juice and pepper. I also only used about 2 oz. goat cheese and sprinkled it over the pizza to save a few calories. It was wonderful and I will definitely make this again. Thanks!
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SO GOOD!!! Goat cheese and arugula are 2 of my favorite ingredients, so this recipe was right up my alley! I used a thin crust pizza dough, so it was more 'flat bread pizza' than traditional pizza. I also used only 4-5oz goat cheese (plain, not seasoned) and that was enough. I only needed 2 roma tomatoes b/c my crust was on the smaller side, and I took other recommendations and tossed the arugula with lemon juice, EVOO, salt, and pepper before topping the pizza, and I think that made it even better! Oh, and save yourself all the hassle and use minced garlic instead of cutting garlic yourself! Cannot wait to make this again!!
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He joined The Times in 2007 from The Times of London, where he had worked first as a London-based correspondent covering conflicts in Northern Ireland and Kosovo and the death of Diana, Princess of Wales, in 1997, and later as a foreign correspondent in Jerusalem, Baghdad, Kabul, Islamabad and New Delhi.
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Creativity + Capability + Confidence = Career: A Discussion with Four Successful Professionals on April 10
Featuring Mike Niemtzow and Jon Harari of WindowsWear.com, Becca McCharen of Chromat, and Debbie Kiederer of ChalkDust Consulting and Beauty Pearls for Chemo Girls
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Creativity + Capability + Confidence = Career
Wednesday, April 10 at 6 p.m. in Maxwell Hall
A panel discussion about the creative mind and taking a leap of faith when all the elements in the above equation line up to create the perfect and unexpected career. The discussion will be led by Dr. Dudley Blossom, Associate Dean of Experiential Education & Career Management at LIM College.
Mike Niemtozow, President and CFO of WindowsWear.com
WindowsWear is the exclusive digital destination to discover the world's fashion windows in real time. WindowsWear revolutionizes the online fashion experience by featuring 1,500 unique windows from over 350 stores in New York, Paris, Milan, and London. Users can explore, collect, and share the latest global style trends of different cities, stores, colors, and more from the most comprehensive and up-to-date collection - the ultimate window shopping experience. The site provides the opportunity for brands to engage with existing and new customers and define new, previously untapped channels of communication.
Prior to co-founding WindowsWear, Mike was an investment banker focused on media and internet companies. He attended Tulane University as an undergraduate and NYU, where he earned his MBA. Mike is also a U.S. Navy veteran with two deployments to the Middle East and is a dual citizen of France and the United States.
Jon Harari, CEO and co-founder of WindowsWear.com
Jon Harari is the CEO & Co-Founder of WindowsWear. Prior to co-founding WindowsWear, Jon co-founded a NYC-based fashion retail business to establish U.S. market opportunities for top internationally-based designers. Prior to working in fashion, Jon was an investment analyst at distressed debt, activist hedge fund Aurelius Capital Management and an investment banker at Lehman Brothers. Jon also serves on the boards of several non-profit young professional organizations, including American India Foundation, Chabad Young Professionals, Children of Chernobyl and JCorps. Jon graduated from the Business Honors Program at Indiana University, magna cum laude.
Becca McCharen, Designer of Chromat
Drawing from designer Becca McCharen's theoretical background in architecture and urban design, Chromat focuses on structural experiments for the human body. Chromat began in 2010. Scaffolding, city maps, wearable exoskeletons and the intricacies of undergarments have been explored as each new collection develops. Chromat pieces have been worn by Madonna, Grimes, Tyra Banks, Nicki Minaj and most recently, Beyonce's dancers at the 2013 Super Bowl.
Debbie Kiederer
Founder and Principal, ChalkDust Consulting, LLC; Co-author and Managing Member of Beauty Pearls for Chemo Girls, LLC; Co-founder and President of MobileFields, LLC; and Partner at LiveLux.com
From 1985-1998 Debbie served as Executive Director of Worldwide Creative Operations for Clinique Laboratories, Inc. In 1998 she started a small creative consulting firm. For three years, she produced large-scale web sites for the Estee Lauder companies. After working in the web space for five years, Debbie identified a need that clients required a less structured process in order to accomplish their goals. ChalkDust Consulting was created with the idea that clients are looking for their own unique way of developing interactive media. ChalkDust's client list includes or has included Fortune 100 companies such as The Estee Lauder Companies, The Limited, BBC, The Associated Press and HBO, Meredith Publishing, PepsiCo, Ralph Lauren, Autism Speaks, Anthony Brands, and FusionBeauty.
Debbie is also a managing member and co-author of "Beauty Pearls for Chemo Girls," a nationally distributed book and online destination to help women undergoing chemotherapy treatment look and feel better. She has also been a co-host of a Beauty Pearls nationally distributed radio show on the Business Talk Radio Network and is a guest lecturer at the NYU School of Continuing Education in Digital Marketing.


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Does the heroic leadership of Pope Benedict XVI represent one more fulfillment of the prophetic vision of the Saint whose Feast we celebrate? Pope Benedict XVI is steering the Ship through troubled waters, charting a path through those sure pillars of protection and heavenly aid. St. John Bosco, pray for us.
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2/2/2013 (2 years ago)
Published in Christian Saints & Heroes
Keywords: John Bosco, Don Bosco, two pillars, Vision of John Bosco, Pope Benedict XVI, Blessed John Paul II, dictatorship of relativism, prophecy, Deacon Keith Fournier
CHESAPEAKE, VA (Catholic online) - On January 31 in the Roman Calendar we celebrate the Feast of St John Bosco (also called Don Bosco). He lived in the 19th century and poured out his life serving the Church of Italy. Don Bosco was the founder of the Salesian Society and walked in a wonderful and intimate communion with the Lord. He also lived during a difficult time for both the world and the Church.
Among the accounts of his life, we read of a vision he shared on May 30, 1862. It comes to my mind frequently these days. The vision revealed the great threats facing the Church as she continues the redemptive mission of her Lord. It also reveals the path which will lead her to victory over her enemies. The vision has been the source of much inspiration, insight, speculation and reflection.
Images of the vision have been painted by many of the faithful. The paintings themselves have a prophetic effect on the observer. The saint saw the Church as a great Ship of Peter surrounded by a flotilla of other vessels. They were engaged in intense warfare. At the helm of the Church was the Pope who at one point in a fierce battle fell mortally wounded. The enemies of the Church closed in sensing this was their moment.
In the vision two columns then emerged from the great ocean. On one was a golden Monstrance with the Holy Eucharist exposed within it. The column was inscribed with the words "Salvation of Believers". The other column held an Image of Mary, the Mother of God, inscribed with the words "The Help of Christians". Here are words which purportedly reflect those actually spoken by the Saint in describing this vision:
"The entire enemy fleet closes in to intercept and sink the flagship at all costs. They bombard it with everything they have: books and pamphlets, incendiary bombs, firearms, cannons. The battle rages ever more furious. Beaked prows ram the flagship again and again, but to no avail, as, unscathed and undaunted, it keeps on its course. At times a formidable ram splinters a gaping hole into its hull, but, immediately, a breeze from the two columns instantly seals the gash.
"Meanwhile, enemy cannons blow up, firearms and beaks fall to pieces, ships crack up and sink to the bottom. In blind fury the enemy takes to hand-to-hand combat, cursing and blaspheming. Suddenly the Pope falls, seriously wounded. He is instantly helped up but, struck down a second time, dies. A shout of victory rises from the enemy and wild rejoicing sweeps their ships. But no sooner is the Pope dead than another takes his place. The captains of the auxiliary ships elected him so quickly that the news of the Pope's death coincides with that of his successor's election. The enemy's self-assurance wanes."
"Breaking through all resistance, the new Pope steers his ship safely between the two columns and moors it to the two columns; first to the one surmounted by the Host, and then to the other, topped by the statue of the Virgin. At this point something unexpected happens. The enemy ships panic and disperse, colliding with and scuttling each other. Some auxiliary ships which had gallantly fought alongside their flagship are the first to tie up at the two columns."
This vision could describe what is occurring in our own day. We have been blessed with holy successors of Peter who are steering Christ's Church through those two columns in very troubled waters. One, Blessed John Paul II, was shot - but saved through the intercession of the Blessed Virgin on a Marian Feast day. Another, Pope Benedict XVI, is leading the Church through the troubled waters of the dictatorship of relativism.
Both have engaged courageously in doing battle with those forces which oppose the Church. Both stood at the helm while steering her safely through the twin poles which certainly stand for orthodoxy (right teaching) and orthopraxy (right practice).
Blessed John Paul II is in the communion of Saints in the Church triumphant, interceding for the whole Church. His friend and successor, Pope Benedict XVI has continued providing heroic leadership to the Church. I am convinced he is leading the Church through turbulent waters into a new missionary age.
Throughout the Pontificate of Blessed John Paul II he called for a New Evangelization. His friend and successor, Pope Benedict XVI, has made this a central pillar of his pontificate. In a Motu Propio directive (which means issued on his own authority) Pope Benedict established a new dicastery (Vatican Office).
It underscored the seriousness with which he views this mission of the New Evangelization. It is specifically tasked with evangelizing countries where the Gospel was announced centuries ago, but where its presence in peoples' daily life seems to be all but lost.
Cultures formerly infused with a Christian culture are now regularly called post-Christian - and understandably so. Yes, there are many good and genuine Christians living within these Nations. However, the scourge of legal abortion, the attacks on true marriage and the family and society founded upon it, and the intolerance against people of faith, speaks clearly of the decline of Christian influence in these Nations. I prefer to refer to them as "Pre-Christian."
They are now our mission field. When Blessed John Paul visited the Americas he wrote a letter "To the Church in America" http://www.vatican.va/holy_father/john_paul_ii/apost_exhortations/documents/hf_jp-ii_exh_22011999_ecclesia-in-america_en.html in which we find these words:
"The new Evangelization calls for a clearly conceived, serious, and well organized effort to evangelize culture. The Son of God, by taking upon Himself our human nature, became incarnate within a particular people, even though His redemptive death brought redemption to all people, of every culture, race and condition. The gift of His Spirit and His love are meant for each and every people and culture, in order to bring them all into unity after the perfect unity existing in the Triune God." (# 70)
The New Evangelization requires an authentic renewal of the Church so that she can undertake such a new missionary outreach to the world. These two aspects of the one call are intricately connected. Only a Church fully alive in the Lord and filled with His Spirit can carry out such an evangelical mission.
The Church is Christ's plan for the entire world. The early Fathers called her the world reconciled. She is a universal sign, sacrament and seed of the kingdom of God. These wonderful words from Par # 845 of the Catholic Catechism, citing words from the early fathers of the Church, should anchor us in hope:
"To reunite all his children, scattered and led astray by sin, the Father willed to call the whole of humanity together into his Son's Church. The Church is the place where humanity must rediscover its unity and salvation. The Church is "the world reconciled." She is that bark which "in the full sail of the Lord's cross, by the breath of the Holy Spirit, navigates safely in this world." According to another image dear to the Church Fathers, she is prefigured by Noah's ark, which alone saves from the flood."
Contemporary Western culture has lost its way, throwing off almost every remnant of Christian influence. It has embraced a new paganism. What Pope Benedict calls the Dictatorship of Relativism is the bad fruit of a rejection of a belief in the very existence of truth. In effect, the West has embraced a practical atheism. It is Eden's error written large in an age which has rejected God and His plan.
Given the current state of our National moral decline we need to view the entire American continent as missionary territory, ripe for this New Evangelization. We also need to view the once Christian Nations of the European continent as mission territory. Most importantly, we need to view ourselves as missionaries in a new missionary age.
Pope Benedict XVI will turn turned 86 years old on April 16, 2013. Some early observers indicated his age would make him some sort of caretaker Pope. His pace has demonstrated the observers were wrong. He has proven to be an indefatigable and tireless missionary of a Pope.
He has continued the pastoral visits of his predecessor with amazingly fruitful travels around the world. The youth of the world still flock to World Youth days and his genuine love for them - and they for him - is evident. He has pastorally and decisively dealt with serious matters concerning the need for a purification of the Church.
He is exactly what he told us when he began his service, a "simple, humble worker in the vineyard of the Lord" Notice how little fanfare accompanied his birthday as well as this six year anniversary of his election. Clearly, to this successor of Peter, it is not about him, but about the Lord whom he serves. His diminutive size and humble manner reveal the holy heart of this man totally given over to the Lord.
He is a scholar of the highest order, yet able to communicate with simplicity and beauty because he is a man of deep prayer. He has given continual teaching to the faithful - including some of the finest hagiography in centuries - during his Wednesday Catechesis.
He made Church history, when Motu Propio, he released of the Apostolic Constitution on Groups of Anglicans which has begun the healing of the divided Western Church. The fruits of these Ordinariates will be recounted by future historians as among the most important events in the Third Millennium of the Church.
He has earned the great respect of Patriarchs and leaders of the Orthodox Church and is making progress toward some form of communion between Eastern and Western Christianity which could make the Third Millennium a millennium of communion.
He has championed the re-christianizing of Europe and passionately promoted the New Evangelization of the Church - even establishing a new Pontifical Council on the New Evangelization. He has been a champion of the New Ecclesial movements and helped to ensure that they are rooted in the heart of the Church and received as gift for the missionary work of the Church in this hour.
He has doggedly defended the Christian roots of the West and defended religious freedom as a fundamental human right. He has engaged the Islamic world with great charity and courage on the ground of dialogue in truth. He began the Courts of the Gentiles outreach engaging atheists and agnostics.
The Church is truly blessed to have him at the helm of the Barque of Peter as she sails into the Third Christian Millennium. His heroic leadership may well represent one more fulfillment of the prophetic vision of the Saint whose Feast we celebrate on this day.
We need to pray for him, take our place on the Bark of Peter and follow Him as he follows the Lord. He is steering the Ship through troubled waters, charting a path through those sure pillars of protection and heavenly aid. St. John Bosco, pray for us, pray for Pope Benedict XVI.
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St. Teresa's whole life is one of simple beauty and fervent purpose; it is a life contained in Christ. She shows us how to live the same way through Prayer.On reading from St. Teresa, a deep feeling of her love for His Majesty envelops us; we begin, in a very real, ... continue reading
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REDONDO BEACH, Calif. – The spacecraft that will carry NASA's James Webb Space Telescope to its orbit nearly a million miles from Earth has completed a Critical Design Review for the structure that supports Webb's data link to NASA's ground station.
Northrop Grumman is under contract to NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Md., for the design and development of the telescope, sunshield and spacecraft.
Now ready for fabrication, the Webb spacecraft's communications support structure stows and holds the communications antenna when folded for launch. When the telescope unfurls in space, the antenna is released and points to NASA's Deep Space Network, transmitting data to the world's scientists.
Another spacecraft structure, the solar array, has completed its preliminary design audit and moves into the detailed design phase. The spacecraft's solar array supplies all electrical power to the science instruments, communications equipment and computers for the entire telescope. The solar array is the first component that deploys once the telescope separates from the launch vehicle and its performance is critical. Without power, there is no science mission.
"This progress represents a steady path forward on spacecraft subsystems," said Andy Cohen, Webb spacecraft manager, Northrop Grumman Aerospace Systems. "We've accelerated the structural build of the spacecraft by four and a half months, and have completed qualification testing for the engineering model of the command and telemetry processor, our main onboard computer, responsible for all spacecraft operations and fine guidance of the telescope."
Successor to the Hubble Space Telescope, the James Webb Space Telescope is the world's next-generation space observatory. It will be the most powerful space telescope ever built. Webb will observe the most distant objects in the universe, provide images of the very first galaxies ever formed and study planets around distant stars. The Webb Telescope is a joint project of NASA, the European Space Agency and the Canadian Space Agency.


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so I gotta ask, is this it?
Because if so I would hate to be a part of it.
Swat...man you got to stay away from those sites. That was horrible! I hope the guy survived.
To put the world in order, we must first put the nation in order; to put the nation in order, we must put the family in order; to put the family in order, we must cultivate our personal life; and to cultivate our personal life, we must first set our hearts right.
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I have seen a donkey show...thats another industry that has been outsourced to Mexico. They can be found in Matamoros and Juarez....They have some happy burros in those towns!
thehumid1-------I live in NJ, a state where it's free to come in but you have to pay to leave!
Holy Cow!!... I mean donkey!! That is incredible!!! Probably won't see that one on Funniest Home Videos
What do you think, was he going to have a crap or something in that field?
That poor donkey's got to be pretty hard up!
Please keep your comments reasonable guys, I don't want to have to get out the edit key.
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I could just picture me in that field trying to leave a dump and that da*n donkey comes along. My wife would be the one with the camcorder laughing her a*s off in the process.
Dice is gonna want directions.
What will your legacy be ??
I actually saw this the first time on one of the americas funniest video or animal out takes or something but anyways the whole thing is like 2 or 3 minutes it felt like and it started with the guy mooning the donkey almost teasing him if I remeber correctly and that was the end of it. The donkey looks like he is going to make that lil piggy squeal.
see the weiner on that donkey? He was in LOOOOOOOOOVE!
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is too funny. How did someone have a camcorder at that moment?
Think of that when you vote the Democratic ticket!
How far is the Old Log Inn?
(somebody had to make it political)
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Think of that when you vote the Democratic ticket!
How far is the Old Log Inn?
(somebody had to make it political)
he will probly say "all the way".!
Wonder if there'll be a sequel?
"Hosea Meets hose B"
a sequel but I be their was a squeal!!!!!!!!
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Grammy Award-winning country group Diamond Rio will headline this year's Racks by the Tracks festival. Also set to perform are Webb Wilder and blues legend Mac Arnold.
Looking back, Racks by the Tracks founder Kanishka Biddanda realizes just how far his "little" festival has come.
Since its debut in 2008, the beer, barbecue and live music festival has grown from 450 attendees at its original location on Main Street in downtown Kingsport to more than 9,500 last year at the festival's new location, the Kingsport Farmers Market, and has raised thousands of dollars for several local non-profit organizations in the process.
That, Biddanda says, is reason to celebrate, and he and fellow festival organizer James Phillips have spent months making sure Saturday's sixth Racks by the Tracks will be the biggest and best yet, with a new high-gravity beer tasting, an expanded tasting area and entertainment by the Grammy Award-winning country group Diamond Rio.
"This community has been supporting Racks by the Tracks now for the past five years, and we've been able to generate tens of thousands of dollars for five local non-profits, so we wanted to give back to our community," Biddanda said. "We wanted to bring in a show that people from all parts of the Tri-Cities region, even as far outside of our region as Knoxville, Asheville, N.C. and Greenville, S.C., would enjoy. We wanted to draw people into our region and showcase what our region has to offer."
Since forming in 1984, Diamond Rio has sold more than 10 million albums and landed 33 singles on the Billboard chart, including "Meet in the Middle," "How Your Love Makes Me Feel," "Norma Jean Riley," "Beautiful Mess," "Love a Little Stronger" and "One More Day."
Diamond Rio has won the Country Music Association's Vocal Group of the Year award four times and been named the Academy of Country Music's Vocal Group of the Year twice. The band has also received 13 Grammy nominations, including a win for its Christian album "The Reason."
Opening for Diamond Rio will be roots rocker Webb Wilder, taking the stage at 6 p.m. The festival lineup also includes performances by Mac Arnold and Plate Full O' Blues at noon, The Billy Crawford Band at 4 p.m. and local favorite Benny Wilson, who will hit the stage at 9:30 p.m., after Diamond Rio's concert at 8.
Entrance to the concert area requires a ticket, which can be purchased for $10 online at www.racksbythetracks.com or at any Food City Location.
Tickets are also required for the craft beer tasting, happening from 2 to 7 p.m. in a tasting area that's twice the size of last year's. Of the more than 40 craft beers available for sampling this year, 35 have never before been featured at a beer tasting festival in the area, Biddanda said.
"Five years in, we have a much more savvy craft beer audience. They've caught up to us, so we've accomplished what we set out to do five years ago and now it's time for us to kick into the next gear, shift and spin it, and continue to bring beers that people haven't sampled," he said. "We had customers let us know that they wanted to continue trying beers that they haven't had before, so we've spent half a year, six months, searching high and low to find really great, hard-to-get beers."
Tickets for the craft beer tasting are $35, and are available at Food City stores and on the festival website. The cost to sample this year's new high-gravity, or high alcohol, beer selection is $45, and those tickets are available only online. All tickets include a souvenir tasting glass and access to the festival's concert area.
"Tennessee recently passed a new law that allows for high-gravity beers to be distributed in our area," Biddanda said. "High-gravity beers are already a really big thing nationally and internationally, and now they're starting to penetrate the Tennessee market, so we want to showcase this to the Tri-Cities region. These have been the fastest-moving tickets we've ever offered. The high-gravity section is already three-fourths sold out."
Returning this year is the BBQ Cook-Off Competition, which gives attendees a chance to cast their vote in four different people's choice categories, along with a free Kid's Station, sponsored by Leaping Lizards.
Admission to the festival grounds is free, and food can be purchased from vendors at menu prices.
Yet another new addition is the Racks by the Tracks SPF 5K Race & Kid's Mile, which kicks off at 9:30 a.m. on festival day at the Kingsport Higher Education Center, 300 W. Market St.
Pre-registration is $20 for the 5K and $15 for the Kid's Mile, and includes a race performance T-shirt; after May 16, the cost increases to $25 and $17, respectively. All runners will also receive a miniature-sized bottle of Blue Lizard sunscreen. More than 75 awards are up for grabs for the winners.
Proceeds from the race will benefit the Skin Cancer Foundation. In addition, race presenter Dermatology Associates will provide free skin cancer testing from 5:30 to 8 p.m., June 11 at its office.
"This certified 5K course is one of the flattest courses in the region, and a flat course means a fast course," Biddanda said. "This is kind of a must-run for both serious runners and also people who are just out there having fun.
"After they're done with the race, there's going to be an after-race party area on Clinchfield Street, where we'll have a cooling station. We've timed it so at that point, all the food is going to be starting up, and we'll have beer and non-alcoholic beverages for sale, and blues legend Mac Arnold will kick off the festival at 12 o'clock."
Proceeds from the festival will benefit several regional non-profit organizations, including the Sullivan County Humane Society, the American Cancer Society's Relay for Life, Keep Kingsport Beautiful, the Downtown Kingsport Association and the Kingsport Chamber of Commerce.
Festival sponsors are Food City, Pepsi, Libation Station, Lagunitas Brewing, Sapporo Beer, Dermatology Associates, Leaping Lizards, Barberitos of Kingsport, Cumulus Broadcasting, WCYB, VIP Seen and Times Digital Group.


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As a Sophomore in 2009-10:
Saw action in all 30 games, starting in 27 of those games...Was second on the team in points (295) and rebounds (227)...Was third on the team in assists (46)...Second on the team with seven double-doubles...Named Quinnipiac Player of the Month in December...Opened the season with 12 points and six rebounds at Hartford on 11/14...Had 10 points and 13 rebounds against Providence on 11/24...Had 12 points and four steals, as well as five rebounds, against New Hampshire on 11/29...Had 11 points and eight rebounds against Morgan State on 12/5...Finished with 14 points and seven rebounds against Vanderbilt on 12/10...Had six points and 12 rebounds against Miami on 12/28...Had 15 points, 12 rebounds and six assists against Central Michigan on 12/29...Posted her second straight double-double with 14 points and 11 rebounds against Monmouth on 1/2... Posted six straight double-digit scoring efforts, including three straight double-doubles...Had 10 points and nine rebounds against Wagner on 1/9...Totaled 12 points and seven rebounds against Fairleigh Dickinson on 1/11...Had 12 points and eight rebounds at Central Connecticut State on 1/14...Scored a season-high 21 points while also pulling down 13 rebounds, also a season-high she matched three times, at Bryant on 1/16...Followed that with a 13-point, 11-rebound effort against Bryant at home on 1/21...Had 14 points and 10 rebounds against Central Connecticut State on 1/23...Had 12 points and 10 rebounds against St. Francis (N.Y.) on 2/11.
As a Freshman in 2008-09:
Appeared in 28 games for the Bobcats as a freshman, including 18 starts...Averaged 4.9 points and 4.4 rebounds per game...Scored the game-winning basket against Robert Morris on 1/12...Totaled three points and three rebounds against Michigan State at the TD Banknorth Classic on 11/23...Had four points and four rebounds against Hartford on 12/3...Had three points and two rebounds against Monmouth on 12/6...Had three points, two rebounds and a career-high three assists against Wagner on 12/13...Had five points and three points against Yale on 12/21...Scored in double digits for the first time in her career against Duke with an 11-point, four-rebound performance on 12/28...Had 10 points and five rebounds against Fairleigh Dickinson on 1/3...Had four points and eight rebounds against St. Francis (Pa.) on 1/10...Turns in her first career double-double with 15 points and 13 rebounds against Robert Morris on 1/12...Her 13 rebounds against the Colonials were a team-, season-high...Had her second career double-double with 10 points and 10 rebounds against Central Connecticut State on 1/24...Had 10 points and five rebounds against Long Island on 1/31...Totaled six points and five rebounds against Mount St. Mary's on 2/2...Dropped in four points while pulling down five rebounds against Bryant on 2/7...Totaled eight points and seven rebounds against Sacred Heart on 2/9...Had a basket and eight boards against Robert Morris on 2/14...Chipped in seven points and four rebounds against Saint Francis (Pa.) on 2/16...Tallied eight points and eight rebounds against Wagner on 3/2.
Before Quinnipiac:
Played varsity basketball all four years of high school, including three at St. Peter's High School before spending her senior season at Cardinal McCarrick High School...Also a member of the Varsity softball and cross country teams during her time in high school...Named the Home News Tribune Player of the Year...Member of the Star Ledger and Home News Tribune All-County First-Teams...Finished her career with 1,312 points... Averaged 19 points per game as a junior and was named to the Star Ledger All-Junior Team...Played for the team that won the Greater Middlesex County Tournament in double overtime and was named Team of the Year en route to a 20-3 record and a Greater Middlesex County Blue Division Championship.
Daughter of John Arnold and Carline Dunbar...Two younger siblings, Jala and Naja and an older brother, Duke...Cousin of 2008 NBA MVP and four-time world champion Kobe Bryant.


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UPDATE: About mid afternoon, law enforcement officers received a tip from local citizens in Colorado City that three men had entered a building there. Officers have the building surrounded. The neighborhood has been evacuated and travelers are not allowed into the area as a safety precaution. It is believed the three males from this morningŌĆÖs pursuit are the three that have barricaded themselves in the building.
According to Senior Trooper Sparky Dean, a DPS trooper was working stationary radar Monday morning on IH-20 in Mitchell County.┬ĀAt approximately 6:20 a.m., the trooper checked an Oklahoma-registered vehicle at 109 mph and stopped the vehicle for speeding.┬ĀAs the trooper approached, he observed three men inside the vehicle.┬ĀThe driver exited the vehicle and fired three shots at the trooper.┬ĀThe driver re-entered the vehicle and fled eastbound at speeds exceeding 100 mph.┬ĀShots were fired several times at the trooper during the pursuit.┬Ā
Visual of the vehicle was lost briefly and the vehicle was located abandoned near IH-20 on FM 1230 in Nolan County.┬ĀThe trooper was not injured.┬ĀThe Texas Rangers are investigating the incident and are processing the vehicle at this time.┬ĀThe suspects remain at large.
At this time, Loraine, Roscoe and Highland schools are taking extra security precautions and are on high-alert due to the continued pursuit of three men that ran from police after a routine traffic stop.ŌĆ©Classes are still being conducted at all schools, but Roscoe is ensuring all students stay indoors. ŌĆ©All campuses are making certain those on campus can be identified and have permission to be there. ŌĆ©At this time, the schools emphasize these measures are only a precaution to ensure the safety of staff and students.


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Jet Blue Is Coming To Savannah International Airport
The Savannah Airport Commission is pleased to announce that JetBlue Airways will begin service out of Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport on February 13, 2014. The carrier will offer two flights daily to New York's John F. Kennedy Airport and is offering special introductory fares as low as $79 on way for travel between February 13 and March 31, available for booking today.
This low-cost airline gives business and leisure passengers additional options to great destinations.
The good news comes after a recent survey showing Savannah had some of the nation's highest air fares.


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From the bleak, wind-swept Candlestick Park to the baseball paradise of Pac Bell! On April 11, 2000 a new era in Giants baseball began. In the course of one off-season, the Giants' home park went from notorious to glorious, with great sightlines, amazing bleachers, classic details, and Barry Bonds' Home Run Splashdown over the right field wall! Opening day at the new park had perfect weather, and a matchup against hated downstate rivals the Los Angeles Dodgers. Even a 6-5 loss could not put a damper on what will be remembered as one of the greatest days in franchise history.
With this poster, you are transported back to that historic moment by the bay - the opening day of what is now AT&T Park. Like all prints in photographer Rob Arra's Everlasting Images series, every single detail is in perfect focus, and as you pan across the image you feel like you are actually at the game. You can see every part of the amazing stadium, and all the action on the field - even Kirk Rueter's second-inning pitch in motion! Northern California sports fans, this amazing collector's item belongs in a prominent place on your wall!
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I'd like to see us trade back and get a 6th pick in the top 100. Double up on WR , CB and pass rusher. Ireland is about 50% at picking players so this way we at least get 3 solid contributors if the odds stay the same .Then get some hogs in the later rounds.
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Ultimate Twilight Marathon
The Ultimate Twilight Marathon is for every Twi-Hard seeking the Ultimate Twilight experience. Join us for a one day Twilight celebration by watching four films with one marathon ticket. Enjoy Twilight, New Moon, Eclipse in a row right before the midnight premiere of Breaking Dawn Part 1.
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Running time: 9hr 57min
Opens: Nov 17, 2011 Limited
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