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Hannah Holmes, a recent Northwestern Oklahoma State University graduate from Wakita, chose this year's Homecoming theme, "Northwestern: Branded for Life."
The annual contest to select a theme for Northwestern Oklahoma State University's Homecoming is now open to the public—on and off campus. Deadline for submitting entries is 4 p.m., Monday, April 25.
Emphasizing the strong connections between alumni and former students, the homecoming committee at Northwestern Oklahoma State University has selected "Reconnect: From Yearbook to Facebook" as its theme for the 2010 celebration.
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Dump truck driver pleads guilty in I-90 crash
(Cleveland) - The man who drove a dump truck into an I-90 pedestrian bridge March 9 won't face jail time.
35-year-old Michael Edwards of Warren pleaded no contest Thursday to charges of failure to control and driving an unsafe vehicle. A Cleveland Municipal Court judge then found Edwards guilty. He was fined $300, plus court costs.
Police say Edwards was driving a dump truck with the trailer raised when he hit the bridge in the Collinwood area. I-90 was closed for almost days over a weekend because the bridge had to be dismantled
No one was hurt. The truck, owned by Big Blue Trucking, flipped over.
If the damaged bridge is replaced, it's estimated to $5 million.
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The newly restored and relaunched Prince Music Theater in Center City will be the site of a special 20th anniversary showing of Schindler's List fundraising event for the USC Shoah Foundation.
To mark the 20th anniversary of Schindler's List, Steven Spielberg's seven-time Oscar-winner, the USC Shoah Foundation, the nonprofit organization founded by Spielberg to be a repository for the testimony of Holocaust survivors, will hold a limited series of fundraising events across the United States — the only scheduled theatrical screenings of the film, newly remastered by Spielberg himself.
In bit of truly beshert timing, the inaugural showing of this classic film will have its re-premiere on Sept. 12, during the Days of Awe, and will be the first event of the Prince Music Theater's 2013-2014 season — the theater's first since it was brought out of bankruptcy by local philanthropist Herb Lotman.
Lotman is the Overbrook High alumnus and founder of Keystone Foods, the Conshohocken-based company that invented Chicken McNuggets (and proprietor of the soon-to-open Peppercorns Restaurant in Wayne). As a longtime supporter of the USC Shoah Foundation, he immediately agreed to foundation board member and founder/chairman of law firm Cozen O'Conner, Steve Cozen's request to host the event.
"I went to Herb, who has always been very supportive of the foundation, and asked him, 'Can we take the work you've done at the Prince' " — the theater's renovations include high-definition movie projection capability — "and, 'will you underwrite this entire performance for us?' And he did it, with a magnificent commitment."
The kickoff event is just the latest example of the growing importance of the Philadelphia region to the foundation and Spielberg, who lived in Cherry Hill, N.J., when his father, Arnold, worked at RCA in Camden in the 1950s. Jayne Perilstein, the executive director of development at the foundation, notes some of the ways Philadelphia has become prominent in the foundation's work, including the first trial of the foundation's iWitness program, an educational platform for middle and high school students, at the Honickman Learning Center; the University of Pennsylvania becoming the first university in the state to house the foundation's archives; and the city hosting the foundation's 2011 Ambassador for Humanity dinner, which honored Comcast's Brian Roberts.
Cozen, who was recently named the international chair of the foundation's new campaign to raise funds for preservation, endowment and other annual needs, says that the event at the Prince will not only further cement the city's role in supporting Holocaust education — "Philadelphia has stepped up to the plate in a huge way," he says — it will also enable the foundation to continue expanding its scope. Starting earlier this year, it began adding the testimony of survivors and rescuers from the Rwandan genocide in 1994.
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In Pictures: Apple iCloud Unveiled
Announced along with iOS 5 and new details about OS X Lion, Apple's long-awaited iCloud service offers new functionality for iTunes, as well as cloud-based photo, document, and app storage. It's like MobileMe--but reasonably priced and relevant.
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then I wouldn't even bother using it,
let alone in a pump marker.
If you have interior paint,
then I wouldn't even bother using it,
let alone in a pump marker.
Yeah man,
use it for a background on a canvas or some shit, instead.
I dont know to much about latex paint but the second in the second pic it looks really thin. Id try using less water next time.
it looks too streaky.
Peace to Dawzr
I've thinned down the glidden paint and put it in a mop, not too bad but it's a lil streaky no matter what.
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does anyone know where the fuck you can get ultrawide markers anymore???
Are Sakura's refillable?
Also, what would be the best for a newbie? Price isn't an option (No I'm not paying, using those points2shop sites are good.) I'm considering a Pilot marker atm.
Prisma color paint markers are nice! expensive though. u can get em in silver and gold theyr both really shiny and have great flow, u can write with them just as fast as ink markers. available at micheals like $5 each rack em if u want (i do not condone or reccomend "racking" or theft in any way)
they got paint markers?


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David Beckham: Still Not Settled on Next Soccer Step
It's no secret that he's one of the most heavily recruited soccer studs on the planet, and David Beckham is carefully considering all offers before making a decision on where he'll land next.
The 37-year-old English midfielder, who recently completed his contract with the Los Angeles Galaxy by winning the MLS Championship, has been rumored to be signing with teams from France, Australia, and Asia.
However, his management says Becks is weighing bids from "a host of clubs," and that it's still "early days in the process."
Earlier today (December 27) a press release stated, "David is in no hurry to make a decision, the key is making the right one as he has always done successfully in his career."
For now, "David is enjoying spending quality time with his family over the holidays."
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try xploitz video out and see if it helps out.
When I get to that point of aireplaying the mac address to get the data packets I wont I am getting these error messges it seems that the command is not working for me h clmac is showing a error I will show a screen shot in a new bash I typed out:
Aireplay-ng -2 -b APmac -d ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff -m 68 -n 68 -p 0841 -h CLmac eth0
With my Macs which I have I get the following I tried to methods -2 b and -5 b
My card is eth0 Intel chip set wireless card which works the internal card on my laptop. I bought a external one which is brodcom antenna that works to so I use my card on the laptop to receive ivs and airplay them for me I don t use the other one for anything when type the command in thats what I get in the screen shots bellow instead of getting the file size and fromds etc I just get receiving packets for hours.
My network is SKY 36106 after 1 hour 38mins of receiving ivs and etc I still did not get the client for my net work why is that?
I got all the steps form: http/I-Hacked_com Taking Advantage Of Technology - Cracking Wifi with BackTrack.htm
But I am getting stud on the first screen shot if u fallow through the site and get to that screen shot you will know which error I am talking about is there any one out there that can help if yes please add me on msn or email me on :email@example.com
That is what I could scavenge but even though having both APmac and CLmac I can t get the packets to be used
I got more commands of the site bellow:
http:how_to_crack_wep_via_a_wireless_client [Aircrack-ng].htm
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This is kinda a stab in the dark, but are you sure its WEP encryption?
All the connections with the SKY12345 name in my area are all WPA.
how to i install madwifi driver on my card
Sky Broadband boxes do indeed use WPA as their default security setting.
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Jean Paul Gaultier Fall 2012 Couture
To a sound track of Pete Doherty declaiming words after Alfred de Musset, the Romantic early-nineteenth-century French writer, Jean Paul Gaultier sent out a playful couture collection—for men and women—that toyed with the notion of dandyism, from de Musset's age to the Weimar Republic, and named some of the models for characters out of Proust, Colette, and Oscar Wilde.
There was Gaultier's take on the round-hipped New Look jacket silhouette of Christian Dior; a tailcoat cinched with a corset; a late-nineteenth-century jet-trimmed velvet cape with a collar of goat fronds resembling monkey fur; and a dramatic floor-length black opera coat spliced with panels from a precious kimono—and that was just the menswear.
Meanwhile, in Gaultier's signature gender-provocative way, the women got to borrow from classic menswear, à la George Sand, from top hats to sleek tuxedo pants. Gaultier turned his impeccable tailoring skills to a biker jacket that morphed into a tailcoat, luxuriously executed in matte-black crocodile, and a trench coat in black taffeta with flying panels in back transforming it into a glamorous mid-century cocktail frock.
Under those top hats, some of them skeletally formed from a corset's whalebones, the hair was veiled in this couture season's ubiquitous decorative net mesh, this time styled in a manner that unsettlingly suggested the hairnets worn by L.A. gang members.
For grand evening Gaultier looked to the Deco heroines of 1920s German artist Otto Dix—himself no stranger to the cross-dressing madness of Berlin nightlife in that era—with flapper dresses fringed with beads or crafted from chiffon velvet burnt out to create Odeonesque panels and even Gaultier's signature, in a Constructivist typeface, with a provocatively positioned G.
Unusually for the Paris couture, Gaultier has his own in-house embroidery workrooms and once again they produced a series of extraordinarily inventive pieces, including a sheath dress covered in dense Art Deco beadwork, with a whalebone neckline and pocket, and fishnet composed of a trellis of tiny jet beads.
Gaultier's bride romped back to the swaggering dandy theme, in her back-to-front ivory tailcoat worn over crinolined organdy skirts.


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Brian Blechen was on the field Saturday, but he still isn't in the clear.
Blechen, a senior who is projected as Utah's starting stud linebacker, hasn't been able to practice much because of tendinitis in his knees.
However, he was able to make his presence known Saturday as he snagged the day's only interception.
While there was some relief in having him on the field, Utah's coaches remain uncommitted as to how Blechen might fit into their plans this year.
Utah coach Kyle Whittingham said he wants to study tape before making any decisions.
"He knows where he is at, it's no secret," Whittingham said.
Blechen does have a redshirt year, but benching him for the year would leave Utah's linebackers without a senior leader.
"It's really day by day how he performs right now," Utah defensive coordinator Kalani Sitake said. "He just hasn't gotten enough practice to compete and beat out the other guys."
Blechen said he wants to play this year and is doing what he can to be ready.
"I'm totally focused on camp," he said.
Poll positions
The Associated Press released its first poll Saturday with Oregon and Stanford checking in at No. 3 and No. 4, respectively. Alabama is ranked No. 1, followed by Ohio State.
Other Pac-12 teams in the poll are UCLA at No. 21, USC at No. 24 and Oregon State at No. 25.
The rankings make Utah's October schedule seem that much tougher since Utah hosts UCLA on Oct. 3 and hosts Stanford on Oct. 12, then plays at Arizona on Oct. 19 before traveling to USC.
Catching up
Receiver Andre Lewis, who has returned to practice this week after missing most of the first week with a hamstring pull, said it won't take him long to catch up.
"It was a long week," he said of being sidelined. "They said it would be two or three weeks but I worked my butt off in the training room to get the best treatment possible and get back out here."
Lewis said he is leaning on the veteran receivers for insight. Being with the team during summer workouts has helped him, too.
"The speed of the game takes some adjusting to but at the same time athletes have to adapt and I want to do that quickly."


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'"I'm not sure how I feel, it's a weird feeling," Woolley said. "I've talked to a few guys over there. I've been thinking about it. … It's only one game, (but) it's just a distraction you'd rather not have."'
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Hi, i have a question.
How i become a professional online freelancer?please give me some useful and effective advice by which i can grow up myself a professional in this field.
is there need any course or it is self learning technique? i want to know in details.
A freelancer in what? Which aspect of online work are you interested in?
@ TechnoBear
actually i want to build my career in freelance marketplace where i can grow up by varies kind of aspects specially in SEO, graphic design, web design, article writing, Technical assistant, virtual assistant.
i expect from you something valuable, useful and effective advice. Thanks.
You've listed a huge array of skills of which it would take you a long time to truly master. There's little need to start that broad... focus in and specialize. You'll do far better and have a much easier time marketing yourself.
Second from the style of your posts I'd suggest that first place you should start is on your own communication abilities. As a freelancer you are both the executor and the salesman which means being able to build the trust & confidence necessary to land and keep clients through messaging, tone and as you put it "professionalism".
Next is of course your actual skills. There's no shortcut here -- you have to learn and to a degree master whatever it is you will freelance in. What should be a function of interest and innate ability rather than what may be the most profitable; for example if you're strong at creative you'd lean towards design.
Take on free projects, low paid projects, whatever can get you hands on experience and a real portfolio / client list. When you get there come back to us and we'll help with the next phase.
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Thanks a lot Sir.
i am really satisfied for your advice. your advice help me understanding and planning my career and success. i hope we will meet later and share each other to proceed.
Hi Shahid, Ted has answered everything you need to focus on. There are several things that help you learn online. Blogs of famous designers like David Airey and Jacob Cass are good starting point. Hope you get some inspiration and help.
And by all means, watch some of the freelancing sites as the jobs get posted and see what people are wanting. Some freelance sites don't mind you offering to do a test project at no charge for clients you hope will use your services. This can be a great way to start meeting potential clients. Even if you don't make any money initially, it will give you experience and contacts.
Hello friends!
Thanks for sharing ideas for my solution.these are helpful for me to proceed.
Hi shahid!
I think it will take a long time to be specialized in these categories of becoming a free lancer. It is a step-by-step process. Try to follow ted's instructions as these are the best solution of your question. I suggest you to strong your research terms.


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LBT Thanks Bobby On CMA Awards
Bobby made a deal promising any artist that thanked him during their CMA Awards speech that he would play their song once an hour all week.
Little Big Town's Kimberly gave him a shout out at the very end of their speech to accep their award for VOCAL GROUP OF THE YEAR.
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Union Square: Crossroads of New York
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Salisbury, N.C. - Kortney Conner led Brevard with eight kills on the evening, but the Tornados were unable to overcome Catawba as the Indians hit 51.9 percent in Goodman Gymnasium to defeat Brevard, 25-16, 25-5, 25-10.
Brevard (3-22, 0-16 SAC) was led by Conner on offense as the freshman outside hitter hit 43.8 percent for the match. Jordei Osby added four kills while Erin Rollins had three to pace the BC offensive attack. Bethany Stevenson recorded 17 set assists in the match, while Rebecca Schoonover and Conner both had a service ace. Defensively, Schoonover led with a team-high nine digs, while Jamie Atkinson and Rollins each had a block.
Kaitlyn Whitmer led Catawba (12-12, 7-9 SAC) with 11 kills in the match as nine Indians recorded points. Jordan Raye led the Indians with 22 set assists, while Alli Parrish added 11. Defensively, Lainey Edwards led the back row with eight digs, while Taylor Doss led at the net with four blocks.
The Tornados return home for a non-conference match on Tuesday, November 2nd, as they begin their final four-game home stand to close out the 2010 regular season. First serve between the Tornados and the Montreat Cavaliers in Boshamer Gymnasium is set for 7 p.m.


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Okay, now i found a password list with about 1 million passwords, and the aircrack ran for about 3 hours, but still didn't find the key? Is it possible to find a WPA key ???
I'm a newbie, just spent a lot of hours trying to hack a wireless network. I'm using a BackTrack 4 iso live cd to boot in BackTrack 4. I've spent a lot of hours to read a lot of "how to" guides, and I finally figured out how to do it. But when aircrack startet to "hack" the password, it just said "Passphare not in dictionary" after it tested 270 keys.
This is what i do:
airmon-ng stop wlan0
ifconfig wlan0 down
macchanger --mac 00:11:22:33:44:55 wlan0
airmon-ng start wlan0
airodump-ng wlan0
# then i choose a taget (channel, bssid, essid) #
airodump-ng -c 11 -w wpa -bssid 00:26:18:90:1D:4D wlan0
# then i open another shell #
aireplay-ng -0 5 -a 00:26:18:90:1D:4D wlan0
# then i get a WPA handshake #
aircrack-ng wpa-01.cap -w /pentest/wireless/aircrack-ng/test/password.lst
then aircrack starts propper, i think, and tests about 270 keys in less than 1 sec, and then it says: Passphrase not i dictionary quitting aircrack
What do i have to do?
Okay, now i found a password list with about 1 million passwords, and the aircrack ran for about 3 hours, but still didn't find the key? Is it possible to find a WPA key ???
Okay, i kinda get the whole thing now..! The password list that comes with the backtrack live cd is just kinda "test" list, a really short one. I found some lists with more than 10 millions different combination, but that doesn't make any sense? It will take days, maybe even weeks for aircrack to test all the words - and that's no guarantee for finding the right one... And the lists only got proper words, not keys like: a5Gi877KgP1gH3 <- something like that. There have to be an easier way to crack a WPA, maybe something to do with the WPA-handshake or some kinda program that tries every possibly combination from 8-63 letters, both lower case, higher case, numbers and what else possible for a password to have in it. Can somebody help my out here?
You can try a generator to narrow down your combinations, run the cracker for days, or think of some other way to get the client to give you the password...
Use your imagination!
A third party security audit is the IT equivalent of a colonoscopy. It's long, intrusive, very uncomfortable, and when it's done, you'll have seen things you really didn't want to see, and you'll never forget that you've had one.
Not one part is a bug or a fix.
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I have the same problem. I have a handshake, tried 3 dictionaries, 2x <10 million entries, one big 60 million. Still no result.Here in my country we speak Bulgarian. So it is possible that the pass is something not in English, and the lists are generally for English. I will try a test with numbers only, but I will take a long time.
If you want to try all the possibilities you will need around....few billion years.
My computer tries 1500pass/sec. It has core 2 duo 3.00GHz Intel. But with my cuda enabled nvidia 9600GT i can go for up to 3100 passwords/s only with it.
So overall I reach ~4K. But there are many many many combinations.
Even with the cuda the computer spent 5 hours for the large list.
To try each numeric combination with 8 digits (100 000 000) my PC will need 7 hours. With 9 digits, 70. With 10-700 hours!!!
With letters it is even harder. I will need 21 monts only for 8 digits.
And for "only" 20 i will need....160173521855785540 years. Even if you get 4 monster video cards you have no chance....yet.
Here is one time calculator. lastbit.com/jscalc.asp
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john said
CodingJack saidIt's not related, and I'm not 100% sure why that would be the case… can you please open a ticket with support and ask them to assign it over to tech support.
I think this is still 3 hours away and not sure if this is related, but a customer posted a comment without a buyer's badge but his previous comments had one. Could it be possible he got a refund or something?
The buyer ribbon has been unreliable since it was first put in. It sometimes does not report a purchaser but I don't have anymore information. I always thought it was just purchase lag but I don't really know how it works. One of my items also has a comment with no ribbon after purchase. Perhaps same issue?
notahat said
Hi folks.
We're going to take FTP offline shortly, in order to get it set up for the change later in the day.Don't panic! It will be back soon.
Just a suggestion, but core outages like FTP should have probably had an announcement popup rather than just a posting in the forums under notices. I'm brand new to the site and had no idea that I should be looking here for this sort of info.
Site will be going down in a few minutes.
We're back – there's a small bug with depositing, but we'll have that fixed in a jiffy.
Not sure if this is a bug but when visiting my statement, my percentage is no longer rounded up but instead looks like 56.0000000000001%. not important but thought I'd let you know.
DesignerThemes said
Not sure if this is a bug but when visiting my statement, my percentage is no longer rounded up but instead looks like 56.0000000000001%. not important but thought I'd let you know.
That's exactly the kind of subtle bug we were worried about, we'll get it sorted.
Purchasing and depositing is working again. We've still got a few form errors here and there, we'll chase those down ASAP .
I send links to customers to help them short list templates before purchasing. I noticed these links no longer work, eg:http://themeforest.net/search?categories=all&category=cms-themes&filters=&sort_by=sales&term=joomla&type=files&type_id=
edit: reproducible bug. Search for "joomla" then sort by "Sales"
edit2: This default URL doesn't work:
Removing the "filters=" argument and it works:
Hope that helps
Big help – we've got a couple of guys looking at it right now.


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He will be promoting and signing his new book "Stamina" that is a real life memoir of the hard fought journey he has gone through. Anderson found himself sleeping in an abandoned apartment at age eleven. He had to fend for himself with no food, heat, or parents. The book goes on to tell about his struggles and joys of being a father at the tender age of fourteen. He gives us a look into what life was like in hopes of sharing, motivating, and enhancing our leaders in the work force.


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AMES, Iowa – Kaye Strohbehn has been hired as an agriculture producer and consumer education specialist for Iowa State University Extension and Outreach in northwestern Iowa. Strohbehn began serving Lyon, O'Brien, Osceola and Sioux counties Nov. 5 as education specialist after serving the region as an extension county program coordinator.
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PHILADELPHIA - Freshman Keiera Ray earned her first career Ivy League Rookie of the Week honors as announced by the league office on Monday. Ray led the University of Pennsylvania women's basketball team in scoring, rebounds and assists on Friday in the Battle of 33rd Street at Drexel.
Ray was the only Quaker player in double figures with 16 points on 6-of-13 (46.1%) shooting against the Dragons. In her fifth straight start (Penn is 4-1 in those games), Ray also had a team-high four rebounds and team-high four assists. The Bolingbrook High School product is currently second on the team in scoring (11.0 ppg) and assists (2.5 apg), and is third in rebounding (4.6 rpg), steals (eight) and blocks (three).
This marks the first Ivy award of the season for the Quakers. Junior captain Alyssa Baron won Big 5 Player of the Week accolades on Dec. 4 after scored her 1,000th career point and led Penn to its first Big 5 win in nearly two years. Ray, a native of Aurora, Ill., is the first Penn player since Katy Allen to win Ivy Rookie of the Week. Allen earned the selection on Feb. 13 following a week in which she averaged 13.0 points and led Penn with a career-high 17 points and four threes in an OT win at Dartmouth.
Ray and her Penn teammates take their longest road trip of the season this week. The Quakers travel to Ames, Iowa for the Cyclone Challenge. The Quakers will face Alabama State on Dec. 29 at 2 p.m., and then will face either Air Force or Iowa State on Dec. 30, also at 2 p.m. Penn's next home game isn't until Jan. 5 against Saint Joseph's (2 p.m.).


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By Michelle Dunlop Herald Writer
U.S. Rep. Rick Larsen will have plenty of company from Washington state when he arrives at the Paris Air Show, with nearly 100 other people from the state in attendance this week.
Gov. Jay Inslee selected Larsen on Thursday to take his place leading the state's largest-ever delegation to the international air show, which begins Monday. Inslee is staying in Olympia as the Legislature continues to wrangle the state's budget in a second special session.
Larsen will lead 52 representatives of business, education and economic development from around the state. A second delegation of about 40 people, organized by the Trade Development Alliance of Greater Seattle and the Seattle Metropolitan Chamber, also will attend events in Paris, said Alex Pietsch, director of the governor's Office of Aerospace.
One of those events, a dinner on Wednesday, will focus on how Washington can remain competitive in the aerospace industry.
The air show "is a great opportunity for folks to see the scale of competition that's out there," Pietsch said.
Washington won't be the only state to host dinners, receptions and have an exhibit at the air show. At least 16 states, including Alabama, South Carolina and Kansas, will have delegations there, noted Monica Wiedrich, the aerospace business development manager with the state Department of Commerce. Governors from nine states are planning to attend the Paris Air Show.
"Overseas, they really value government, so it has high prestige when a governor attends," she said.
That burden will shift to Larsen. Boeing's Everett factory is in Larsen's district, making the congressman no stranger to aerospace or Boeing.
"As a leader on the House aviation subcommittee and the representative of tens of thousands of aerospace workers and dozens of suppliers, I am eager to advocate for this critical part of our economy on Gov. Inslee's behalf," Larsen said in a statement.
Inslee was scheduled to meet with executives not only from Boeing but also from Airbus, Spirit AeroSystems, Saffran and Zodiac.
"We have a full schedule of meetings," Pietsch said. "It's going to be exciting and intense."
As Boeing makes decisions about the supply chain for the 737 MAX and 777X, Inslee wanted to ensure as many of those suppliers as possible are in Washington, Pietsch said.
Boeing and Airbus often make splashy announcements, such as blockbuster orders or new aircraft launches, at air shows. And states, including Washington, also make announcement. At last year's Farnborough International Airshow in England, which is held alternate years with Paris, then-Gov. Chris Gregoire announced 175 new aerospace jobs for Snohomish County.
Commerce's Wiedrich said her goal for air shows is to drum up $10 million in business for the state's aerospace companies over 10 years. From connections or deals made at Farnborough last year, companies in Washington attribute $5.8 million in sales. That exceeds even the $4.9 million in business attributed to attendance at the Paris Air Show in 2011.
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November 21, 2012
34 nominees, cast your vote now!.
Thirty-four of the nation's top men's college soccer players have been named finalists for the 2012 Soccer News Net College Boot award, recognizing the men's college player of the year.
The editors of each of the sites in the Soccer News Net network nominated up to five local players for the award, each of which will be eligible for the regional player of the year award. The nominations included athletes playing at colleges within each site's coverage area, as well as athletes from the area playing collegiately elsewhere in the country. Nine additional at-large selections rounded out the nominations.
Fans from across the country will be able to vote for the top collegiate player. Voting will continue until December 22, and will be conducted on Big Apple Soccer (www.bigapplesoccer.com), Chicagoland Soccer News (www.chicagolandsoccernews.com), LA Soccer News (www.lasoccernews.com), New England Soccer News (www.newenglandsoccernews.com), Philly Soccer News (www.phillysoccernews.com) and Dallas Soccer News. (www.dallassoccernews.com) and DC Soccer News (www.dcsoccernews.com) which will officially launch later this year, but is conducting voting as an introduction to the site.
Online fan voting will account for 40% of the total toward the award. The remaining 60% of the vote will be cast by the Soccer News Net editorial staff.
The winner of the popular vote will receive the Soccer News Net Supporter's Choice Award.
Cast your vote for the Soccer News Net College Boot player of the year
Chris Harmon, Sr. M/F, Old Dominion
Downingtown, Pa. (Downingtown West HS/FC Delco)
One of the Colonial Athletic Association's top scorers, and a First Team All-CAA selection, Chris Harmon had nine goals and five assists for 24 total points. Harmon scored five of ODU's last seven goals this season. He led ODU and ranked third in the CAA with four game-winning goals.
Jared Martinelli, Fr, M, Temple
Mechanicsburg, PA (Cumberland Valley HS/HMMS Eagle FC '93)
Jared Martinelli, a four-time A-10 Rookie of the Week and two-time Philly Soccer News College Player of the Week this season, scored 28 points in 2012, tied for eighth all-time for most points in a single season at Temple. The midfielder from Mechanicsburg, Pa. was ranked third in the nation for most points by a freshman through the regular season. Of his 28 points, 18 came from his nine goals, the most for an Owl since 2003 and is the third-most by first-year player at Temple. Five of his goals were game-winners, delivering half of the team's total wins. Martinelli became the third player in Temple history to notch double figures in the assists category when he tallied his 10th in the Owls' A-10 Tournament berth victory at La Salle on Oct. 28.
Nathan Page, Jr, M, Drexel
Norwich, England (Taverham/Norwich City Youth)
Nathan Page, a junior who missed nearly all of the 2011 season with injury, rebounded in 2012 to play a crucial role in the Dragons' success with nine goals and an assist. For a stretch from Oct. 6 through Oct. 24, Page scored in all six of the Dragons' games. In fact, he scored the only six goals Drexel managed from the 78th minute of their 2-0 win over UNCW until the 83rd minute of their 2-1 win at Hofstra.
Jack Bennett, Sr, D, St. John's
London, England (Tyler JC)
Jack Bennett transitioned from midfield to left back this season, started all 18 regular season games in that position and was named First Team Big East after leading the team in goals (5), assists (4) and points (14). He also tied for the team lead in game-winning goals with three.
Kevin Correa, SO, F, St. Francis
Flushing, NY (Flushing HS)
Northeast Conference Rookie of the Year Kevin Correa led the league with 11 goals and topped the conference in points with 25 through 18 games played, starting just six times. He also ranked first in points per game (1.39) and goals per game (0.61). He was in the top 25 nationwide in goals, and in the top 50 in goals-per-game, points and points-per-game. Correa was named to the All-Conference First Team and was the BigAppleSoccer.com College Player of the Week for the week ending Oct. 21.
Leonardo Fernandes, Sr, M, Stony Brook
North Babylon, NY (North Babylon HS/BW Gottschee)
Leonardo Fernandes, a senior midfielder, is the America East Conference's first-ever three-time Midfielder of the Year and just the second to win any major award three years in a row (2010-2012). The preseason All-American ranked second among league leaders in points (22), tied for third in goals (8) and was second in assists (6). Fernandes, who served as the focal point of an offense that ranked second in conference scoring at 1.69 goals per contest, earned America East Player of the Week honors on Sept. 17 and BigAppleSoccer.com College Player of the Week recognition for the week ending Sept. 30. He also was named to the America East Championship All-Tournament Team.
Shaun Foster, Jr, D, Hofstra
Southport, England (Stanley HS)
Shaun Foster was named Colonial Athletic Association Co-Defensive Player of the Year, making conference history by becoming the first three-time winner of the award, and First Team All-Conference after leading a Hofstra defense that allowed only 21 goals in 19 contests and posted seven shutouts, including four in CAA play. Offensively, Foster contributed two goals and an assist. Both goals were game-winners.
Jack McVey, Sr, M, Fairleigh Dickinson
Douglas, Isle of Man (St. Ninian's/St. George's AFC, NJ Rangers)
Fairleigh Dickinson midfielder Jack McVey earned his second straight All-NEC First Team nod, after leading the Knights in scoring for the second straight year and helping them to the No. 2 seed in the 2012 NEC Tournament. He scored five goals, including two game-winners, and handed out four assists for 14 points, a mark that ranked him ninth in the NEC. IN the postseason, McVey's double-overtime header lifted the Knights over favored St. Louis and into the NCAA Sweet 16.
Ryan Finley, Sr., F., Notre Dame
Lumberton, N.J. (Rancocas Valley/PDA)
Finley was named the Big East Offensive Player of the Year and was one of two unanimous selections to the all-conference first team. He led all conference players with 12 goals in league play and ranked second nationally with 18 regular season goals in addition to being third in total points with 40. Finley had five multiple-goal games this season, including a hat trick against Providence.
Chris Ritter, S, M, Northwestern
Winnetka, Ill. (New Trier HS/Trevian Soccer Club)
A mainstay in the midfield for the Wildcats during the 2012 season, Chris Ritter started all 18 regular-season matches and contributed on both offense and defense as a senior captain on this year's Big Ten championship squad. The Winnetka, Ill., native helped the Wildcats play lockdown defense during the 2012 Big Ten regular season as the team only allowed three goals in conference play and posted a 0.45 goals-against average. On the other side of the ball, Ritter set career-highs in 2012, scoring five goals and adding five assists to finish the regular-season with 15 points. Ritter is now a two-time All-Big Ten honoree after making the second team in 2011.
Eriq Zavaleta, So, F, Indiana
Westfield, Ind. (Westfield, Bradenton Prep/Columbus Crew Juniors)
Eriq Zavaleta was a unanimous pick as Offensive Player of the Year and as an All-Big Ten first-team selection. This season Zavaleta tallied 16 goals and two assists in 18 matches. He led the conference in shots (79), shots per game (4.16), points (34), points per game (1.79), goals, goals per game (0.84) and game-winning goals (5). The sophomore had four multiple-goal games this season and scored at least one goal in three of the last four matches of the regular season. He is the second Hoosier in the last three years to win the Big Ten Offensive Player of the Year award (Will Bruin-2010) and the 12th Hoosier overall to be named a Big Ten Player of the Year. This is the second-straight season Zavaleta earned a spot on the first team. He also was named Freshman of the Year in 2011.
Danny Garcia, Fr, M, North Carolina
Dallas, Tex. (WT White HS/FC Dallas)
North Carolina's Danny Garcia established himself as one of the nation's top rookies in 2012. The midfielder from Dallas, Texas, started in 16 of 18 games and was second on the team with 14 points on four goals and six assists. Garcia scored two game-winning goals this season, including the lone strike in a 1-0 win over Duke to propel the Tar Heels into the semifinals of the ACC Championship.
Jamie Ibarra, Jr, GK, SMU
Dallas, Tex. (Duncanville HS/FC Dallas Juniors)
Jaime Ibarra led Conference USA in goals against average (0.75), save percentage (0.880) and tied for the lead in shutouts (4) and saves (44) during C-USA play. He was the Dallas Soccer News College Player of the Week for the Week ending Oct. 7.
Dillon Powers, Sr, M, Notre Dame
Plano Tex. (Plano Senior HS/Andromeda SC)
Dillon Powers earned his fourth All-Big East honor, and first First Team selection, this season. He was a second team pick as a sophomore and junior and was on the all-rookie squad in 2009. The central midfielder has played in a team-high 69 straight games, including 56 consecutive starts, and posted career-high totals this season in points (14) and assists (6). His four goals this season have tied a career-best mark. He scored the only goal as the Irish defeated UConn 1-0 in the Big East semifinals, and collected two assists as the top-seeded Fighting Irish blanked Michigan 3-0 in the second round of the NCAA tournament.
Brandon Allen, Fr, F, Georgetown
Old Bridge, NJ (St. Joseph HS/NY Red Bulls Academy)
Brandon Allen was named the Big East Rookie of the Year and also received recognition on the conference Second Team and All-Rookie Team. The forward led the Hoyas with 12 goals and two assists for 26 points as well as an impressive eight game-winning goals. He ranked third in points, third in goals and led the Big East in regular-season game winners, with three more than his closest competitors in that category.
Will Bates, Sr, F, Virginia
Chester, Va (Thomas Dale/Richmond Strikers)
Will Bates was named First-Team All-ACC for the second straight season; he also was a second-team honoree in 2009. He ranked second in the ACC with 11 goals this season and third in the conference in points with 23. A member of the Hermann Trophy Watch List, Bates is seventh in career goals (45) and 10th in career points (100) at Virginia. Three of Bates' 11 regular-season scores this year were game winners (Duke, Mount St. Mary's, High Point). He also scored the game-winning header on November 15 that lifted the Cavaliers into the NCAA second round for the first time since 2009. The forward played in 17 of the Cavaliers' regular season matches, with 14 consecutive starts, after returning from a knee injury suffered late in the 2011 season.
Pete Caringi III, Jr, F, UMBC
Perry Hall, MD (Calvert Hall/Baltimore Bays Chelsea)
Pete Caringi, a junior forward, was a unanimous choice for America East Striker of the Year. The conference's leading scorer, Caringi racked up 32 points on 14 goals and four assists during the regular season, including nine goals in the last five games. Caringi was a three-time Player of the Week. Nine of his goals and 21 of his points came in America East games, both the fifth-most in league history and most by any player since 2003 and 2001,respectively.
Jason Johnson, Jr. F, Virginia Commonwealth
Happy News, Jamaica (Manchester H.S.)
In his first year in the Atlantic 10, Jason Johnson made quite an impression, pacing the league in four statistical categories, including points (32), points per game (1.88), goals (13) and goals per game (0.76). The junior forward was twice named A-10 Player of the Week. In his A-10 debut, he posted a goal and an assist to help the Rams upset 13th-ranked Charlotte, marking VCU's first win over a ranked opponent since 2006.
Patrick Mullins, Jr, F, Maryland
New Orleans, La (Jesuit H.S./Chicago Fire Jrs.)
Patrick Mullins, a junior forward, led the ACC with 32 points on 12 goals, including six game winners, and eight assists heading into the ACC Championship semifinal game versus Clemson, and was named the conference's Offensive Player of the Year. He bolsters a Maryland offense that leads the ACC and currently ranks second in the nation with 2.59 goals per game. Mullins is the second Maryland student-athlete to be named Offensive Player of the Year since the league split the player of the year award into offensive and defensive categories in 2004.
Dan Delgado, Sr, M, San Diego
Escondido, Calif. (San Pasquel HS)
Senior midfielder Dan Delgado earned his second consecutive first-team All-WCC nod after scoring seven goals in WCC play, which was tied for the second-most in the conference. Delgado was also tied for second with four assists in conference play. Overall, he led the Toreros with eight goals, five assists and 21 points through the regular season. Delgado remained hot into the postseason, leading the Toreros into the NCAA Sweet 16 with the equalizer and game-winning assist in a 2-1 first-round double overtime win over Cal State Northridge, and three assists in a 5-2 second-round victory over UCLA.
Ryan Hollingshead, Sr, M/F, UCLA
Granite Bay, Calif. (Granite Bay HS/Placer United Prestige)
Ryan Hollingshead is the fifth UCLA player to earn Pac-12 Conference Player of the Year honors. The senior midfielder tallied 20 points this season with six goals and five assists. Hollingshead is second on the team in both goals and assists, and led the Bruins to their 40th all-time NCAA Tournament appearance earning the No. 6 seed and a first-round bye.
Nic Ryan, Sr, M, UC Santa Barbara
San Jose, Calif. (Branham HS/Cal North ODP)
Nic Ryan is the fourth consecutive UCSB Gaucho to be named Big West Midfielder of the Year. The senior led the Gauchos and tied for third in the Big West with eight goals. He added three assists for 19 points, which also tied him for third conference-wide. Ryan contributed five goals and two assists against Big West opposition, accounting for game-winners against UC Riverside (Sept. 28) and UC Irvine (Oct. 5). He scored at least one point in 10 of UCSB's 19 matches, and his four game-winning goals are the conference's fourth-highest total. He also was named to the all-conference First Team.
Carlos Alvarez, Sr., M, UConn
Los Angeles, Calif. (Bishop Mora Salesian HS/LAFC)
Carlos Alvarez was named Big East Midfielder of the Year after a season in which he was second on the Huskies with 21 points and seven goals. He registered a team-high eight assists – third in the Big East -- and his 22 points ranked fourth in the league. Alvarez is the fifth player from Connecticut to be named the Big East Midfielder of the Year since the award was established in 2000.
Don Anding, Sr., F, Northeastern
Amity Harbor, NY (Chaminade HS/Albertson Academy)
Don Anding is the first Northeastern player to receive CAA Player of the Year accolades. The senior led the conference with 28 points and ranked second in the league in goals (11), assists (6) and game-winning goals (5). He contributed either a goal or an assist in 12 of the Huskies' 17 contests, including his first career hat trick with three goals in a 5-2 victory over Holy Cross on Sept. 25. Anding, who was the CAA Rookie of the Year in 2009, is the first NU player since 2001 to score 10 or more goals in a season, and the first since 2007 to record more than 20 points in a season. He currently ranks third in career goals (22) at NU and is tied for fifth in career points (55).
Andre Blake, So., GK, UConn
May Pen, Jamaica (Clarendon College HS/Harbor View Youth)
Andre Blake won Big East Goalkeeper of the Year accolades for the second-straight year. A Connecticut player has won the award for the last three years as Josh Ford took home the honor in 2010. In his second season with the Huskies, Blake ranks fifth in the nation in goals-against average (.530) and ninth in save percentage (.850). In league play, Blake posted 30 saves, a 0.88 goals-against average and a .811 save percentage.
Conor Leland, Jr., GK, Vermont
Richmond, Vt. (Mount Mansfield Union)
Conor Leland, a junior goalkeeper who also picked up first-team all-conference honors, was a unanimous choice for America East Goalkeeper of the Year after leading the league in save percentage (.846), which also ranks 11th nationally, and goals-against average (0.79) and finishing the season tied for the conference lead in shutouts with six. Leland, who was named the conference's Co-Player of the Week on Sept. 10, allowed just four goals and recorded four shutouts in seven conference games.
Reece Wilson, Sr, F, Central Connecticut State
London, England (John Fisher)
Reece Wilson, one of four Blue Devils honored by the EC for their achievements this season, led the Blue Devils in scoring for the second straight season and helped them to an 8-8-2 record, including a 6-3-1 mark in conference action. In 18 games played, he scored nine goals and handed out six assists for 24 points. From a conference perspective, the native of London, England ranked in the top-3 in nearly every offensive category, including second in points, points per game (1.33), goals and assists per game (0.33).
Adam Bedell, Jr, M, Detroit
Livonia, Mich. (Churchill HS/Detroit City FC)
Detroit junior Adam Bedell was named the Horizon League Men's Soccer Player of the Year, as well as the League's Offensive Player of the Year, after leading the league with 11 goals and 27 points. Bedell's five assists also tied for the League lead. Tied for 23rd nationally in goals, Bedell's last goal of the regular season clinched Detroit's first regular-season title since 2005. The junior was named the League's Offensive Player of the Week on four occasions.
Scott Caldwell, Sr, M, Akron
Braintree Mass (Edison Academic Center-Bradenton, Fla./NE Revolution Academy)
Scott Caldwell earned the MAC Player of the Year award following a season where he finished first in the conference with 24 points and second in goals with nine. This season Caldwell was a candidate for the Hermann Trophy and is a finalist for the Senior CLASS Award.
Daniel Haber, Jr, F, Cornell
Toronto, Ont. (York Mills Collegiate Institute/Spartacus)
Daniel Haber, a unanimous selection for the Ivy League Player of the Year by the league's coaches, is the first men's soccer Player of the Year in Cornell history. Haber had a league-high four goals in conference play and a league-high 18 goals overall. He had two Ivy League game-winners, including the lone tally in Cornell's 1-0 win at Columbia on Saturday night that clinched the league title. Haber led the country in goals per game and points per game, and he had five game-winning goals this year. Besides being named Player of the Year, Haber was also the league's lone unanimous choice to the All-Ivy First Team.
Scott Goodwin, Sr, GK, North Carolina
Raleigh, NC (Broughton HS/CASL)
Tar Heels netminder Scott Goodwin allowed only six goals all season for the nation's best goals against average, .274. Goodwin's clutch saves lifted Carolina into the NCAA round of 16, as he stopped three penalty kicks in a shootout win over UMBC.
Erik Hurtado, Sr., F, Santa Clara
Beaverton, Ore. (Westview H.S./ Westside Metros)
Erik Hurtado was named the West Coast Conference Offensive Player of the Year after leading the conference with 2.08 points and 0.83 goals per game, 0.42 assists per match and five total game-winning goals in conference play. He consistently ranked among the NCAA's top-10 in scoring this season, and finished with 15 goals and seven assists for 37 points.
Adam Jahn Sr, F, Stanford
El Macero, CA (Jesuit H.S./ San Juan Lightning)
Adam Jahn was named All-Pac 12 First Team this season, after being named to the second team the previous three seasons. Jahn registered career bests of 13 goals, 30 points and four game-winning goals. He posted his first career hat trick, and the first Cardinal hat trick in 11 years, in a 6-1 victory over California, netting the equalizer and go-ahead goals either side of halftime, then adding the third by rifling a shot into the roof of the net in the 77th minute.
Mark Sherrod, RS Jr, F, Memphis
Knoxville, Tenn. (Carter HS/Knoxville FC)
Mark Sherrod is the second player to repeat as Conference USA Offensive Player of the Year. During conference matches, Sherrod was the league's top goal scorer (8), as well as its leader in points (17) and shots (48). He had 28 points for the season (12 goals, 4 assists) and posted a league-best 84 shots.
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(Beachwood) — Authorities in Beachwood say the body found hanging in a tree outside an elementary school is a likely suicide victim.
Police said in a news release that the body of a 24-year-old man was found hanging in a tree Wednesday morning at the back of Hilltop Elementary School. Administrators arriving for the second-to-last day of school discovered the scene at about 7 a.m., before students arrived.
A letter to parents from Beachwood Schools Superintendent Richard Markwardt said the death "appears to be a suicide." The county medical examiner is expected to make an official determination.
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Mount Shasta as a symbol of high ideals, as a symbol of God's domain, as a symbol of purity, and as an inspiring presence, are some of the varied themes which run throught the 19th and 20th century poems about this majestic mountain. In 1854 John Rollin Ridge, a Cherokee Indian who later became editor of the Sacramento Bee newspaper, wrote one of the earliest Mount Shasta poems; entitled Mount Shasta it became one of the most famous California poems. Ridge's message was one for the entire state, and the poem contains lines such as
And well this Golden State shall thrive, if like Its own Mount Shasta, Sovereign Law shall lift Itself in purer atmosphere--so high...
The well-known abolitionist poet John Greenleaf Whittier, in his 1863 poem entitled Hymn for the opening of Thomas Starr King's House of Worship, used Shasta as a symbol of God's works:
Amidst the glorious works of thine, The solemn minarets of Pine, And awful Shasta's icy shrine,-Where swell thy hymns from wave and gale....In At The Banquet to the Grand Duke Alexis, Oliver Wendall Homles, a 19th century American romanticist, personifys Shasta as a king that "...shouts forth, from his throne in the sky/ to the storm-splintered summits, the peaks of Altai!" Also envisioning the mountain as male royalty, J.W. Strevell's Mount Shasta proclaims "I fain would linger near, and gaze upon/ Thy kingly splendor and Thy robe of light." On the other hand, in A.B. Curtis' poem, Mount Shasta, the mountain is referred to as a "frozen queen." Moving away from personification, but maintaining the moutain's lofty position, Ralph Bacon's Night on Shasta claims the mountain is "the very throne of God." While Mary Bantz's poem, The Snows of Shasta, refer to "Her stately head with snowy crown," it is the mountain's calm dignity that the poet believes holds a message for humanity. Also enamored of the mountain's calm, Edward Rowland Sill's poem, On a Picture of Mt. Shasta by Keith, questions how anyone could be "eager or perturbed" once captivated by the mountain's calm.
Many Mount Shasta poems are less abstract and more personal in sentiment. Joaquin Miller, who lived from 1854-57 near Mount Shasta, and who visited many times thereafter, wrote several poems about his old home mountain. In his Shadows of Shasta and Mount Shasta poems, one sees his recurring theme of the 'Shadows,' or dark secrets, he saw inflicted on the lives of the Indians at the hands of the whites. Another very personal poem is Virna Wood's sonnet, On the Oregon Express. While not actually a poem, Evelyn Horner's rhymed and descriptive song lyrics for the Mt. Shasta Waltz atest to the mountain's continued significance.
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Violent protests in Delhi over gangrape, Shinde briefs PM
Home minister Sushilkumar Shinde briefed Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today on the gangrape of 23-year-old woman in Delhi. PM has reportedly told Shinde to ensure that there is sense of security in Delhi. Cops lathi-charge protesters outside Raisina Hillsdelhi Updated: Dec 24, 2012 12:27 IST
Home minister SushilKumar Shinde briefed Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Saturday on the gangrape of 23-year-old woman in Delhi. PM has reportedly told Shinde to ensure that there is sense of security in Delhi and all steps are taken to see there is no recurrence of such incidents.
Earlier on Saturday, intensifying thier protests, hundreds of them turned violent and water cannons and tear gas were used by police to disperse them at Raisina Hill, close to Rashtrapati Bhavan. Police resorted to lathi charge as angry protestors clashed with them at Raisina Hill.
Television footage showed protesters shouting "We want justice" as police struggled to control the crowd who were smashing flower pots and other symbols of the capital's beautification drive.
Police fired teargas shells and used water cannons as several hundreds of young students on Saturday marched towards Rashtrapati Bhavan for the second day demanding justice for the 23-year-old gangrape victim.
Six unruly protestors werer reportedly arrested from India Gate.
A boy and a girl and a traffic policeman were injured as the police directed water jets and opened a volley of teargas shells that pushed them back a little even as some of the protesters braved the chill and waterbottles and shoes at the policemen.
Window panes of a police van were smashed. One of the girls broke the glass window of a bus with her hands.
The police action came as 'negotiations' failed at the Raisina Hill leading to Rashtrapati Bhawan failed and the protesters, comprising largely young women and men, tried to breach the barricades to push towards the Rashtrapati Bhawan.
The protest spot resembled a battle zone with empty shells and wet roads. The area has been cordoned off and police reinforcements have been rushed to the Hill that divides the North and South Block, which houses the Prime Minister's Office.
Girl protesters alleged that policemen hit them with lathis and declared they will launch a sit-in in the area. Protests refused to disperse from the place.
Student from schools and colleges, members of various organisations, housewives, professionals, young, old, men, women - people from all walks of life have been rallying for quick justice for the women.
Hundreds of young students on Saturday marched towards Rashtrapati Bhavan as protests demanding justice for the 23-year-old gangrape victim continued for the sixth day, with former Army Chief V K Singh joining the protesters at India Gate.
The youths gathered at India Gate this morning and marched through Rajpath towards Raisina Hills where Rashtrapati Bhavan, Prime Minister's Office and Home Ministry are located.
The students broke security cordons erected on Rajpath and managed to reach near Raisina Hills where they were stopped.
"You see this problem is because of systemic failure of governance. Police reforms have been lying in cold storage for the last so many years. Why haven't they done anything about it? Why do we have to hear such things from a police commissioner saying that he doesn't have man-power? It is shameful," Singh said.
"Why do you have to see the spectacle on television where Ministry of Home officials have to go out on the streets checking things? Isn't there a failure? This needs to be addressed. This failure comes because of political and bureaucratic apathy in this country," the former Army chief said.
On Friday hundreds of people took to the streets with banners, shouting slogans and waving their fists in the air, demanding justice for the 23-year-old woman who was brutally gang-raped Sunday night and is battling for life.
As tempers flew high, women activists and students tried to enter the high-security Rashtrapati Bhavan presidential palace on Raisina Hill, but were stopped by securitymen. But it didn't stop the hundreds of protesters from trying again.
Towards Friday evening, protesters reached Congress chief Sonia Gandhi's 10 Janpath residence and held a candlelight vigil demanding justice for the victim and her male friend who was with her when she was raped by six men in a moving bus in south Delhi.
Shouting "We want justice", hundreds of women banged at the iron gates of Rashtrapati Bhavan to gain entry.
Government appeals for calm
The government appealed for calm as outrage over the attack on the woman intensified.
"This is not a way to protest. Trying to storm buildings and breaking barricades is not a way to start a dialogue," junior home minister RPN Singh told India's CNN-IBN television network.
"The government is trying to do whatever it can to take measures and make sure that women are safe in the country."
India's government, facing growing protests over the gangrape, vowed on Friday to press for life sentences for the woman's six attackers and promised stricter policing.
The government also said it would pay the medical bills of the 23-year-old victim, who suffered serious intestinal injuries in the attack last Sunday night.
Sheila Dikshit hates 'rape capital' on Delhi
Delhi chief minister Sheila Dikshit on Friday termed the "horrific assault" on the 23-year-old girl as "most painful" incident for her since she assumed the top post in the capital and said she personally favoured death penalty for rapists.
She said she hated Delhi being called "rape capital" of India and stressed that "something concrete" must be done to instill confidence among women in the city against the growing fear of insecurity.
"Yes, personally I favour that (death penalty) for rapists. We must ensure stringent punishment for perpetrators of such henious crime so that it acts as a deterrent," Dikshit told reporters in New Delhi when asked whether she personally supported gallows for rape convicts.
Justifying the spontaneous protest across the city following the gangrape of the para-medical student in New Delhi on Sunday, Dikshit said her government was ready to take her abroad for better treatment.
Dikshit said maintaining law and order in the city was responsibility of the Delhi Police Commissioner and Lt governor and that the Delhi government did not have any authority over the police.
"The Delhi government does not have any authority over the police. We have been demanding that certain aspect of policing be handed over to the Delhi government...I feel my hands are tied," she said.
The chief minister said there will be no politicking on the issue and as all concerned must respect the sentiments of the people and do everything possible to restore public confidence.
Dikshit said the government plans to bring a stringent law to curb sexual assault on women and requested Additional Solicitor General Indira Jaisingh to prepare a draft bill.
She said all stakeholders would be consulted before finalising the proposed legislation.
Dikshit said the round-the-clock control room for women in distress will function from her office at Delhi Secretariat and will have dedicated phone number. The control room will be commissioned within next 10 days.
"I am shocked at the way she was assaulted. It is really horrifying. We are ready to take her to any part of the world for better treatment. She is in a very critical condition. It is the most painful incident that has taken place since I became chief minister of Delhi," she said.
"We cannot compensate the suffering of the young brave girl. But, we will do everything possible to save her life," Dikshit said.
Sixth accused arrested
The Delhi Police on Friday arrested Akshay Thakur, the sixth accused in the gangrape and brutal assault of a 23-year-old woman, from Aurangabad in Bihar.
Thakur was arrested by a special team of Delhi Police after several raids were conducted at different locations in Bihar.
"Since Tuesday, a special team of Delhi Police was conducting raids in Bihar. The last absconding accused Akshay Thakur was arrested from Bihar's Aurangabad Friday evening," said a police officer.
According to the officer, the accused is being brought to Delhi.
Four other accused were arrested Monday and Tuesday while the fifth accused, who is claiming to be a juvenile, was apprehended on Thursday night.
The fifth accused, who claims to be 17 years old, was detained in a late night raid Thursday from Uttar Pradesh's Badaun by a special team of Delhi Police.
Since he claims to be a minor, police refused to divulge his details.
"He will be taken to a juvenile justice home after confirmation that he is a minor," said the officer.


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Brevard, N.C. - The Brevard College men's soccer team was able to keep the match close through the first half but fell to the Bulldogs of Wingate University on Saturday afternoon. The Tornados dropped to Wingate 6-1 as they were outshot 25-11. Brevard falls to 1-11-1 on the season and 1-4-0 in South Atlantic Conference play with the loss.
Wingate opened up the scoring in the first 10 minutes of play as Jamie McKenna put one in off of a rebound at the 8:29 mark. Jack Vundum took the shot that set up McKenna's goal giving Wingate an early 1-0 lead.
Brevard was able to tie things up when Jami Uuttu (Naantali, Finland) took a pass from Jaime Villacis (Miami, Fla.) and fired one from 20 yards out beating the Wingate keeper for his second goal of the season, nodding things up at one goal a piece at the 13:10 mark in the half.
Wingate was able to return fire with three more goals before the end of the first half. McKenna found the net for a second time at 19:54 and Fabricio Barancoski scored two before the half making it 4-1 at halftime.
It took Wingate a while before they found the net again scoring their final two goals in the final five minutes of play. Paulo Brunetto took a pass from Gui Lima to beat Jack Shaw (Simpsonville, S.C.) giving the Bulldogs a 5-1 lead. Vundum was awarded a penalty kick in the 88th minute scoring to give Wingate the final 6-1 edge.
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When Grover Cleveland first became President in 1885, he hardly stopped working long enough to celebrate anything, let alone the Christmas holidays. Then in 1886, the 50-year-old Cleveland married his deceased law partner's daughter, 22-year-old Frances Folsom and between terms, their first child, "Baby Ruth," was born. We can imagine that the President's life was never the same from that point on!
Although there was no Christmas tree during the first Cleveland administration, when daughters Ruth, Esther, and Marion were born, this quickly changed. In 1895, a tree was set up, decorated with electric lights, gold angels with spreading wings, gold and silver sleds, tops of every description, and lots of tinsel. Under the tree was a miniature White House and a doll house for Esther, who was the only daughter of a President to be born in the White House.
Mrs. Cleveland's main Christmas activity, rather than entertaining and decorating, was her work with the Christmas Club of Washington to provide food, clothing, and toys to poor children in the D.C. area. She took the time to wrap and distribute gifts to the children and sat with them for a Punch and Judy show. Although Christmas Club charities in Washington date back to the 1820's, no previous first lady had taken as prominent a role in these activities as Frances Cleveland, who helped set a tradition of good works carried on by Lou Hoover, Eleanor Roosevelt and many other First Ladies.


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