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For Sale: One - Used - Rimrock Picture Frame Type Die Spray Manifold for Rimrock 410 die sprayer
Status: Sold
We offer for sale, subject to prior sale and the terms listed below:
For Sale: One - Used - Rimrock Picture Frame Type Die Spray Manifold for Rimrock 410 die sprayer. Inventory item: DCM-1073.
Manufacturer: Rimrock
Equipped with Rimrock 025 Nozzles
Features & Accessories:
- Quick Change Connections
- Equipped with 025 spray nozzles
- Lightweight Corrosion Resistant Aluminum Manifold
- Air Blow Off Circuit
Item Specifications for DCM-1073
|Manifold Width:
24 inches
|Picture Frame Height:
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|Number of spray Nozzles:
Shipping Terms: F.O.B. Warehouse
One used (second hand) Rimrock Model "025" dual lube "Picture Frame Style" spray manifolds for Rimrock 410 reciprocating sprayer with Rimrock 025 spray nozzles.
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Deciding whether news is in the public interest
How do you decide if a story is in the public interest? This site already has a training module on applying the public interest test to journalism, but we've now put together a scenario with four questions. It's been published after a request on our Facebook page for help defining what is meant by the public interest.
Question one
You are the news editor. The newsdesk receives a tip that the son of the government's education minister is in trouble with the police. According to the tip, he has been found with marijuana in his possession.
There is a debate currently going on in parliament and the press about whether offenders holding small amounts of marijuana should be prosecuted. The quantity involved in this case is not known.
The minister has not taken sides in the debate. The son is not a public figure and has not previously been the subject of any news stories. He is 24 years old and works as a teacher in a school for children with learning disabilities.
Your first response as a news editor is:
a) to ignore the story as the son is not a public figure.
b) to contact the education minister for a comment.
c) to contact the son for his version of events.
d) to contact the school where he works.
e) to ask the police about the status of their investigation.
f) to contact campaigners who want the drugs laws relaxed.
Answer: Click here to view
Question two
The police have confirmed that the son was arrested. He has not been charged but police say "enquiries are continuing". Your next step is to:
a) report the facts as known.
b) seek more information from the son, his parent, his friends, colleagues etc.
c) do nothing at this stage – decide to wait for more information to emerge.
d) drop the story.
Answer: Click here to view
Question three
Your reporters return from making enquiries. The son cannot be contacted. He is not at his home or, apparently, at school. His friends are uncooperative. The education minister's spokesman has said: "This is a private matter and the minister will be making no comment." The school where the son works refuses to discuss the matter. What do you do next?
a) report the facts as known.
b) look for other people who might know what is going on.
c) do nothing – wait for more information to emerge.
d) drop the story.
Answer: Click here to view
Question four
Reporters come back with some further insight. The son was a brilliant and popular student. He is single, lives alone, dedicated to his job but with a lively social life. Nobody has seen him in the past few days. The education authority finally says that he is on sick leave. It is aware of the police investigation but the son has not been suspended.
At this point you are under pressure to use your resources on other stories. You have to make a decision. Is it:
a) publish the facts as known.
b) in addition to the facts, speculate on the possible effect on the public and parliamentary debate about drugs.
c) drop the story.
Answer: Click here to view
Summing up - the public interest test
The son is not a public figure. He has not been suspended by the education authority and since they know of his arrest it seems unlikely that he has committed any major offence. You do not want to destroy his career.
The simple fact of his parentage does not make him a public figure, but his arrest for a possible drugs offence, at a time of national debate, might influence his parent.
The fact that he is a teacher and his parent is education minister adds weight to your decision to publish. But perhaps the most important factor in this set of circumstances is the fact that if you do NOT publish, you might be accused of joining in a wall of silence about this young man.
Conclusion: So the responsible course is to publish the facts, neutrally and briefly. It's not a huge story but it's one you cannot afford to overlook.
Bob Eggington has been a journalist since 1969. He began in newspapers before joining the BBC where he worked for almost 30 years, including a spell as the head of the BBC's political and parliamentary unit. He was the project director responsible for launching BBC News Online in 1997. Bob currently works as a media strategy consultant in the UK and overseas.

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This is Sunshine Week in America, a press-organized annual observance to stress the importance of openness in government. Lord knows Sunshine Week (March 14-20) deserves attention here in Vermont.
How Vermont's laws on public meetings and public records got so messed up is a mystery, but there's no question they're messed up. The man who wrote the law, a former attorney general and state senator, put 27 exemptions in the law for the usual stuff — personnel matters, land acquisition, legal strategy in a lawsuit, that kind of thing.


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HANG TIME HEADQUARTERS — Kevin Durant called it therapy, his time this summer with the U.S. Men's Senior National Team at the Rio Olympics.
We couldn't agree more. Durant needed something to free his spirit after what turned out to be a tumultuous free agent summer that saw him leave the Oklahoma City Thunder for the rival Golden State Warriors.
Durant will have to deal with more drama when the NBA season begins and the furor over his summer decision cranks up again. But winning that gold medal certainly helped ease Durant's mood, something The Vertical's Michael Lee captured in the aftermath of the Olympic team's domination of Serbia in the gold medal game.
Lee got off of his flight home from Rio and immediately jumped on with us on Episode 245 of The Hang Time Podcast to discuss Durant and his wild summer, gave us some inside scoop on his experiences both covering Team USA and attending other events while in Rio. He highlighted his surprise performer (DeAndre Jordan) from the Olympics and gave us his take on the John Wall-Bradley Beal dynamic in Washington.
Lee, a longtime friend of the program, also provided us with a superb dinner recommendation, should you decide to head to Rio anytime soon, while also reminding us that there will be a positive (MVP-level perhaps) bump for someone who suited up for Team USA this summer.
You get all of that and more on Episode 245 of The Hang Time Podcast … Featuring Michael Lee of the The Vertical.
As always, we welcome your feedback. You can follow the entire crew, including the Hang Time Podcast, co-hosts Sekou Smith of NBA.com, Lang Whitaker of NBA.com's All-Ball Blog and renaissance man Rick Fox of NBA TV, as well as our new super producer Gregg (just like Popovich) Waigand.
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Seize The Deal Online Auction Bidding Guide
Get ready for big savings in our online auction on Seize the Deal. We will have golf passes, custom computers, massages, tattoos all going for way below retail value! All you have to do is be the top bidder at the end of the auction! The auction is live now and ends at 9 p.m. on Monday, July 29.
Are you too busy to spend time bidding? Us the auto-bidding built into the Seize the Deal platform to make sure you stay as the top bidder without going over your budget.
Winning an Auction
If you win an auction on an item, it will be placed in your cart, and you will receive an email congratulating you on your top bid. You must then pay for the item within five days or the next highest bidder will be given a chance to buy the item.
Once the item is paid for, we will send you a certificate for the item. You can then redeem the certificate at the business offering the item.
Here are the items you can bid on:
Mountain Iron Kettlebells$609 Retail - Bidding Begins July 26th
Experience a different approach to fitness! Semi-private and personal training in a non-gym environment emphasizes quality, functional movement, appropriate progression of exercises and personal attention to individual goals. Training is customized for each client's body type, abilities and goals. They use Russian-style kettle bells, bodyweight, suspension training, ropes and more.
At Mountain Iron Kettlebells, progression in strength and cardiovascular work is earned. By teaching you to move better, more efficiently, gain strength and lose weight, you can approach life with the knowledge and skills to train, eat and live confidently.
Custom Desktop Computer$600 Retail - Bidding Begins July 26th
The all around system includes:
- AMD Athlon II X4 640 Propus 3.0GHz Socket AM3 95W Quad-Core Desktop Processor
- Mid Tower
- 450W power supply
- GIGABYTE Mother Board (model to change)
- 8GB of DDR3 Kingston or Crusial SDRam
- Seagate Barracuda ITB 7200 RPM 64MB Cache SATA 6.0Gb/s 3.5" Internal Hard
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- ATI FirePro V3800 512MB 64-bit DDR3 PCI Express 2.0 x16
- Free AniFran Mouse Pad
- One Year Free Support
- Hardware is on manufacturer warranty
- Customer's choice of Windows 7 or 8
Anifran offers affordable computer repair so you can get your machine in top form. They work with the customer to see what kind of service suits you best. In addition to virus removal, they specialize in custom high-end gaming and video editing systems. They also do water-cooling systems at the customer's request. Whether you need repairs, upgrades, recycling or new computer builds, they do it all!
Fence Restoration$900 Retail - Bidding Begins July 26th
Most people that elect to replace their own fences underestimate the cost. Using a carefully developed blend of non-toxic materials and application techniques, we can professionally restore your old fence for significantly less than the materials alone will cost for a new one. You get a beautiful, long-lasting fence while saving a lot of money and being environmentally friendly. Even customers that have seen our amazing before and after pictures are often shocked by how great their restored fence looks. Brinkman Painting and Restoration looks good by making your fence look great!
10 Hours of Massages$300 Retail - Bidding Begins July 26th
This package includes ten hours of amazing massage from Restful Touch.
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Laser Tag Party for 20 People$299 Retail - Bidding Begins July 26th
This amazing party package includes:
- 20 People Max
- Two Reserved SLots of Laser Tag (15 minutes each). Additional slots are $4 per person.
- Three Large Pizzas (Additional pizza's are $12 each)
- Four 12 Packs of Soda
- One Free Laser Dash T-Shirt
- One Free Game of Laser Tag (to be used on another day)
- Two Hour Room Reservation with hostess
Laser Dash is Bozeman's newest laser tag center for all ages ultimate family fun. Children, teens and adults alike enjoy their nocturnal laser tag world of the future which is the perfect choice for birthday parties, youth groups, schools and special events!
Wedding Package$1200 Retail - Bidding Begins July 26th
This Intimate Wedding Package includes:
- Two outdoor venues and two indoor venues for you to choose from
- Officiant
- Bride's bouquet and groom's boutonniere
- Marriage license processing
- Photographer
- Cake for 25
- Nuts and mints
- Coffee, hot water for tea and lemonade or iced tea
- 1 bottle of champagne with toasting glasses
Take the stress out of wedding planning and let Create Memories make your special day unique and memorable for you and your closest loved ones.
Banners$1000 Retail - Bidding Begins July 26th
Three 31.5" Wide Banner Stands From Ink Outside the Box
Includes: Hardware, UV Printed Vinyl Graphic and Padded Travel Bag
Banner stands are a great option for companies looking for an affordable graphic display that is highly portable. You can use Banner Stands individually for separate events or combine them to create an impressive graphic back wall. For more ideas on how a banner stand can help your business, visit their website at www.inkoutside.com.
Tattoo$300 Retail - Bidding Begins July 26th
Element Tattoo is a clean, professional and friendly tattoo parlor. Their professionals are extremely talented and their work is top notch!
Carpeting$1000 Retail - Bidding Begins July 26th
You choose the style, color and grade of carpet from Tom's Floor Store.
We are locally owned and family operated since 1992. With nearly 85 years of flooring knowledge on our staff, you can be assured that all of our staff is capable of handling all of your flooring needs.
Golf$980 Retail - Bidding Begins July 26th
This package is comprised of five rounds of golf for four people. Each round is 18 holes and includes a cart. The rounds can be used across multiple visits.
Located at the base of the Bridger Mountains, only ten minutes from historic downtown Bozeman, Bridger Creek enters it's 17th year as one of Montana's most scenic and challenging golf courses.
Facial$150 Retail - Bidding Begins July 26th
Experience a signature facial specialized for your skin type and concerns. This treatment includes a double cleanse, hot towels, exfoliation, steam, mask and moisturizer! Complete the facial with a foot and lip treatment as well as more time to focus on massage. It's the ultimate way to feel refreshed and rejuvenated!
Flourish is a green beauty studio specializing in organic, natural products and services.
Wedding Photographer$2000 Retail - Bidding Begins July 26th
The Wedding Photo Shoot Package includes 8 hours of labor.
Pam Western Photography brings a special passion for photography to your special day and they'll make sure to capture all of those unforgettable moments.
House Cleaning$400 Retail - Bidding Begins July 26th
Enjoy a spotless home with the professionals at Clean As Krystal's.
Clean As Krystal's has over ten years of experience in residential and commercial cleaning in Bozeman.
72 Gallon Aquarium + Fish + Reef System$2999 Retail - Bidding Begins July 26th
This package comes with the equipment, decor, a $150 credit toward saltwater fish, corals and invertebrates plus the installation you need to get your aquarium set up. A sump, filtration and lighting are also included. This a complete, established reef system.
Whether you're a longtime aquarium enthusiast or have recently discovered your love of beautiful aquariums, Crystal Clear Aquariums will take care of all your needs. Crystal Clear Aquariums has the most knowledgeable staff, the best aquarium supplies and the most incredible array of salt water fish, corals, anemones and live rock in the entire state of Montana. Come visit them and discover a whole new world of freshwater and saltwater aquarium wonders!
Archery Range Membership$300 Retail - Bidding Begins July 26th
One Year Range Membership at Extreme Performance Archery
The membership is for 24/7 access for one year to the range at Extreme Performance Archery.
Extreme Performance Archery is a full service pro shop seervicing all makes and models from longbows to crossbows.


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Martell Randolph
If an HIV diagnosis is considered to be a "tough pill to swallow," then imagine that a diagnosis of HIV-2 would be like trying to swallow the whole bottle at once. Well, maybe it's not that bad, but for Martell Randolph it has been the toughest obstacle that she's ever had to overcome.
The diagnosis came in 2000, and was as unexpected as it was ironic. Martell was working in the development department at the Gay Men's Health Crisis in New York City. She'd always wanted to be involved in HIV, and happened upon the job by way of reference from a friend.
When she suddenly became very ill, without any explanation as to the cause, HIV was the last thing that she expected. When her doctor suggested that she be tested for it, just to be able to "rule it out," Martell agreed. She sincerely believed that she didn't have anything to worry about. Little did she know, she had every reason to be concerned.
The original test came back inconclusive. The follow-up test came back the same. At that point in time, the test that was used to detect HIV-1 was not able to detect HIV-2. It would be some time before she would come into contact with a doctor who had experience working with people in Africa who were infected with HIV-2, who was eventually able to officially diagnose her.
She believes that she contracted it in the early 90's, while living in Europe. She'd dated a man there who was originally from West Africa. Though it is rare in comparison to HIV-1, it is the dominant type in West Africa and other developing regions of the world. At that time, she was told that there were no more than 30 known cases of HIV-2 in the U.S.
Because it is so rare, many healthcare providers were clueless about how to treat it, and about how it differs from HIV-1. Even today, many still are. Martell knew immediately that if she was to have any chance at survival, it was imperative that she educate herself extensively about the virus.
She learned that though the differences between the two types are slight, and still not fully understood, they are terribly significant.
HIV-2 is thought to develop at a slower pace than HIV-1, but to be more virulent in its later stages. It is also believed to be more easily transmissible from women to men. Lastly, and probably most important to Martell at the time of her diagnosis, all of the existing non-nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors (Sustiva and Viramune) are completely ineffective against it.
Another pertinent difference has to do with viral load testing. The standard method of diagnostic testing used for managing HIV includes regular viral load and CD4 measurements. The viral load assay, or test, used to measure HIV-2, however, is different from the one that is used to detect HIV-1, and it is not commonly available in the U.S. Therefore, for the first four years after being diagnosed, Martell received treatment based solely on her CD4 count, which was determined to be only 27 at the time.
As odd as it may sound, she was started on Kaletra monotherapy. Not surprisingly, she developed all of the mutations associated with resistance to Kaletra, knocking out a majority of the protease inhibitors (PIs) as options for a sustainable treatment regimen.
Martell connected with a researcher in the Netherlands who happened to be treating lots of people who had migrated there from regions in Africa where HIV-2 is most prevalent. He agreed to conduct a viral load assay for her at no cost, if she could have a sample of her blood shipped to him. To this day, that's still the only way that she knows of to have the test done.
Thankfully, she was able to recover from her initial illness and, with the help of second-generation protease inhibitors and a couple of nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors, her health has stabilized. Unfortunately though, possibly due to the early mistakes made regarding treatment with monotherapy, she is currently not able to increase her CD4 count above 270, at 11%. Her viral load, however, remains steady at 1,100, and she says that she feels as healthy as she did before she was diagnosed.
Martell has dedicated her life to learning as much as she can about HIV-1 and HIV-2, and to sharing that information with others. She left New York City in 2003 for warmer days in Los Angeles. There, she works with several organizations and is on the community advisory boards of a couple of different pharmaceutical companies. She is also registered with various speakers bureaus, helping others to understand that their lives are not defined by their HIV status.
Practicing what she preaches, Martell has allowed her love for writing, and for the English language in particular, to redefine her own life. She is currently pursuing a degree in English literature, and happily engaged to an Australian man who she describes as her soul mate. They plan to marry and live in the U.S., but immigration laws regarding people who are living with HIV are extremely tough.
Martell, however, is no stranger to adversity. She refuses to see the glass as anything but half full, and is determined not to allow this minor bump in the road to get her down. "[Living with this virus] has built character in me," she says. "Life is full of challenges, and this has given me the assertiveness to ask questions, to get involved, and to seek out the information that can help myself and others to live long and healthy lives."
To connect with Martell, click here.
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This article was provided by Test Positive Aware Network. It is part of the publication Positively Aware.
About Martell Randolph
Home: Los Angeles, Calif.
Diagnosed: 2000


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Suzuki's iV-4 compact SUV due in 2015 promises to be a tough little off-roader if the concept's rugged design is any indication.
What does the phrase 'Grab Your Field' suggest to you? Please tell us, because we've no idea. And it's important; it's the catch-cry for Suzuki's spiritual successor to the Jimny 4WD revealed at the Frankfurt Show.
This is the iV-4 concept - we've no idea what the name means, either - but a production version is confirmed, and will be with us in 2015. Aimed primarily at Europe, this compact SUV measures just 4215mm tip to toe, which is a smidge longer than the Nissan Juke.
Suzuki believes the iV-4's tough look, and the rugged off-road potential it suggests, will appeal to buyers. As will a desire to customise the car - Suzuki showed video footage of an iV-4 with different colours on the body, the roof and the pillars.
Info on what's under the distinctive clamshell bonnet is scarce. Suzuki would only say the iV-4 will be light weight and boast one of the lowest CO2 ratings in its class.
Four-wheel drive is available via Suzuki's Allgrip system, as fitted to the SX-4.
No word from Suzuki Australia on whether the production version could come to Australia.


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Report: Dry first half not good news for wet winter
Chances for even average winter precipitation are slipping away as each day of January passes without any moisture.
In a report issued Monday by the National Weather and Natural Resources Conservation services, experts point out that the present dry spell is likely to continue through mid-January. December, January and February are the main snow producing months in Western Nevada.
Tuesday marked the 67th day without measurable precipitation in Minden, the Douglas County seat.
"Persistent high pressure over the Eastern Pacific Ocean and the Western United States has effectively blocked storms since mid-October, leaving vast areas of Nevada and Eastern California high and dry," according to the report. "This has led to record to near-record breaking low snow amounts for the entire region."
Forecasters say that there may be some hope for the winter yet.
"While two or three strong wet storms could turn this situation around, the longer we go without appreciable precipitation, the harder it will be to play catch up," report authors said. "The one silver lining to this situation is that local reservoirs are generally in good shape with carry-over water from last year."
The other silver lining is that unless there's a drastic change in the weather, the chance for spring flooding will be minimal.
"However, change is possible, as the wet season can extend into late March or early April," authors said. "If snowpack significantly increases, soils become wet and it is warm and wet during the melt season, spring flooding could occur."
The Carson River basin was at 8 percent of average snowpack for the year, compared to last year at this time when it was at 224 percent. Last year the basin was at 29 percent of average precipitation for the year. This year it is at 2 percent.
The Carson River is forecast to be at 35 percent of average between April and July. Northwest Nevada was classified as being in a moderate drought by the National Drought Monitor.


text: Measures taken by the Middlebury selectboard to encourage Green Mountain Beverage to expand here, rather than move out of town, are to be applauded. More importantly, such measures should be encouraged and supported by Middlebury taxpayers for reasons that can be summed up quite simply: a stable or growing population helps support the town's existing infrastructure by spreading the tax burden, lowers taxes and fees (such as water and sewer rates) per capita, and provides needed commerce for area businesses and services. The opposite leads to community decline.


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Hey, guys! I've briefly returned to the webcomicking world with my new comix project! The premise was to draw seven comics a week, harping on a different narrow theme every week, and generally cutting corners and being a total hack while still trying to be funny. I haven't counted them all up yet, but I think I've got at least 3 months worth of daily updates!
If you'd asked me before, I never would have predicted I would sink to the depths of internet humor... but hopefully I can get some cheap laffs out of you. ^_^
I'm also starting up a website/ComicGen to display them more properly online, which I'm going to try to promote. The comicgenesis version is at Take7Comics.comicgenesis.com, which is going to link from the registered Take7Comics.com and AsterAzul.com
Anyway, blah blah blah. I'm going to teach English in China for until 2012 starting next month; hopefully I will be able to continue the project remotely. I've heard the internet is pretty restrictive there... but I'll still have my comicking machine, so hopefully I'll be able to upload somehow.
Samurai - http://rosstin.livejournal.com/27409.html
Spacemen - http://rosstin.livejournal.com/38365.html
It Doesn't Count [true story!] - http://rosstin.livejournal.com/39475.html
Transformations - http://rosstin.livejournal.com/35360.html
Serial Killers - http://rosstin.livejournal.com/34899.html
Claymation and Long Things - http://ytmnd.com/users/asterazul/
Also, HI RKOLTER! I finished my Physics degree a couple years ago. I'm considering going for genetics when I come back, but I have to build up my microbio GRE scores.
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WALTHAM, Mass. – The Brandeis University women's basketball team closed the game on a 13-6 run today, thanks to the play of senior Samantha Anderson (Johnsonville, N.Y./Hoosic Valley). Anderson had 10 points and an assist in the string as the Judges defeated visiting New York University, 63-60, in the University Athletic Association (UAA) opener for both squads.
With the win, the Judges improve to 7-5, 1-0 in the UAA, while the Violets fall to 6-5, 0-1 UAA.
Brandeis trailed, 51-48, with 7:28 left in the game when Anderson went on her tear. After missing her first shot of the game, she put back the offensive rebound to cut the lead to one. NYU rookie Riley Wurtz (Sandy Hook, Conn./Newton) answered with a 3-pointer to push the lead back to four at 54-50 with 5:45 remaining. Anderson responded by scoring the game's next eight points on three field goals and a pair of free throws. She then picked up an assist on junior Kasey Dean's (Southbury, Conn./Pomperaug) jumper that extended the run to 10-0 Brandeis and made the score 60-54 - Brandeis's largest lead of the second half - with 2:47 to go.
Wurtz stopped the bleeding with a driving lay-up, but Anderson answered with a jumper of her own, making it 62-56 and, giving her a season-high 12 points. Wurtz's fourth trifecta of the game cut the lead in half at 62-59, but both teams each managed just a single free throw over the final 1:49 for the 63-60 final. Brandeis junior Janelle Rodriguez (Peabody, Mass./Peabody Veterans) had two steals in that stretch to preserve the slim lead.
For the game, Brandeis's Dean led the Judges with a career-high 16 points, 10 coming in the first half. Dean hit 8-of-14 from the field. Anderson followed with 12 points, all of which came in the key final 6:16 of the contest. She missed just one shot, hitting 5-of-6 from the field and 2-of-2 from the line.
Brandeis also used significant advantages in bench scoring and rebounding to help pull out the win. The reserves, which outscored their NYU counterparts by a 25-7 margin, were paced by rookie Niki Laskaris (Swampscott, Mass./Swampscott), who had seven points, and six each from Rodriguez and junior Nicolina Vitale (Clinton Township, Mich./Chippewa Valley). On the boards, the Judges owned a 47-23 advantage - including 24-9 in the first half. Senior Erika Higginbottom (Millbury, Mass./Worcester Acad.) led Brandeis with seven caroms, while sophomore Hannah Cain (Gloucester, Mass./Gloucester) and Laskaris had five apiece. Higginbottom, Laskaris and sophomore Mikaela Garvin (Providence, R.I./Hope) tied for team-high honors with three assists each, while Rodriguez finished with three steals.
NYU had the game's two leading scorers in Wurtz, who finished with 24 points, and sophomore Nicole Lem (Edison, N.J./Blair Acad.), who had 18. Wurtz hit 9-of-16 from the field, 4-of-9 from downtown and 2-of-2 from the line. Twenty of her 24 points came in the second half. Fourteen of Lem's 18 came in the first stanza, including the last five as the Violets erased a seven-point deficit in the final 1:14 before intermission to take a 31-30 lead into the locker room. Lem and senior Rachel Crittenden (Staatsburg, N.Y./Our Lady of Lourdes) each had five rebounds to pace NYU, but Wurtz, who averaged 11 boards per game entering the game, had just one.
The visitors kept up with Brandeis by scoring more than half of their points off turnovers. NYU forced 27 turnovers and converted them into 31 points. Rookie Maya Wasowicz (Bronx, N.Y./H.S. of Medical Science) led the team with four steals, while Cassidy Jourdan (Healdsburg, Calif./Healdsburg) and Melissa Peng (San Diego, Calif./Westview) had three each. Peng also led all players with six assists.
The teams return to UAA action next weekend, as the Judges host Carnegie Mellon Friday night at 6 p.m. and the Violets take on Case Western Reserve at the same time.
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bigstrads wrote:RobDIKUM wrote:xbay wrote:Tell me how COD5 is when you get it, bigs. I'm still speculating on whether to buy it or not. Video games are dying down on me, lately... actually, maybe the past 6 months it has. Even though I have Madden 09 and NBA 2k9, I still barely play 'em. I haven't played either one in a week!
hey xbay, i've been playing the beta and it's pretty cool. Its very similar to the play style of COD4, maybe not as fast paced. The guns are the biggest adjustment, but once the game comes out, hardcore mode will even it out. I've gone close range with the trench gun(shotgun) and blown peoples entire lower halves off, or a leg or arm. There is more variety of weapons, and i like the maps better so far. They let you play three. THey have a capture the flag mode also, and they have a mode called War which is like domination sort of but there are five flags, and when you capture one, you advance on another one. It's kind of like a tug of war in a way. I would say try it out when it comes out, it seems people either love it or hate it so far, but it is only a beta. I'm gettin it for sure.
Im trusting Rob!..............so far, all the things that people have said, have been exactly what I wanted to hear and all the people Ive heard from, love COD4 for certain reasons and love this new one for the same..............so I think its gonna be rather good.
By the way, Ive done my Direct Hit Noob Toob challenge now................and Im bored again, literally nothing left to do and I find myself just messing around in games now.
it's only a month away now. you'll be ok james. Or on COD4 how bout this, try to hit enemies long range with RPG's. I do it and it's pretty fun. You shoot an RPG, wait for a few seconds and next thing you know. a kill. man, if i had an extra beta code, i'd fork it over. I guess the update went through last night and hardcore mode is available now.


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Watch These Older Folks Rocking Out on the Dance Floor — Daily Distraction
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Well, it might not be a nightclub dance floor so much as the living room, but the point is the same: these folks just wanna dance!
Who cares if their moves aren't that great, it's a joy just to watch how un-self-conscious they are. If we'd been thinking like that, we definitely would have said yes when Kelly Carlyle asked us to dance at the eighth-grade mixer, instead of stuttering incoherently, going wobbly in the knees, running away and throwing up in the hallway.
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Feb. 11, 2008
NEW HAVEN, Conn. - On Wednesday, men's and women's squash will face off against Harvard in each team's last regular-season match, with Ivy League positioning and postseason seeding implications at stake for both teams. The showdown between the Bulldogs and Crimson will be available to watch via live video stream on goyalebulldogs.com.
The men are currently tied for second with Harvard in the Ivy League standings, with each team sitting at 4-1. Yale, however, boasts a gaudier 10-2 record, compared to Harvard's 5-2 overall mark.
The winner of Wednesday's match will receive the No. 3 seed in this weekend's CSA team championships, and the loser will be seeded No. 4.
The women's Ivy League and posteason pictures are a bit less clear. Yale, Harvard, and Trinity all currently sit in a tie for third in the CSA women's national rankings. Yale and Harvard are also tied for third in the Ivy League standings with 3-2 records in the Ancient Eight. The Bulldogs boast a 10-2 overall record, while Harvard is 5-3. With Trinity squaring off with No. 2 Princeton on Sunday, the No. 3 seed in next week's Howe Cup will likely emerge from Wednesday's match.
Four-time all-Ivy squash player and former Bulldog John Musto will call the action from Court One on Wednesday. Audio commentary and live updates from the other courts will be available via Yale All*Access on goyalebulldogs.com.
Introductions will begin at 5 p.m., with the matches to follow.
Report filed by David Sherfinski '08, Yale Sports Publicity


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The most important concept to learn from this article is that you should never trust the user to input exactly what is expected. The way most PHP scripts are compromised is by entering unexpected data to exploit security holes inadvertantly left in the script.
Always keep the following principles in mind when designing your scripts:
1. Never include, require, or otherwise open a file with a filename based on user input, without thoroughly checking it first.
Take the following example:
Since there is no validation being done on $page, a malicious user could hypothetically call your script like this (assuming register_globals is set to ON):
Therefore causing your script to include the servers /etc/passwd file. When a non PHP file is include()'d or require()'d, it's displayed as HTML/Text, not parsed as PHP code.
On many PHP installations, the include() and require() functions can include remote files. If the malicious user were to call your script like this:
He would be able to have evilscript.php output any PHP code that he or she wanted your script to execute. Imagine if the user sent code to delete content from your database or even send sensitive information directly to the browser.
Solution: validate the input. One method of validation would be to create a list of acceptable pages. If the input did not match any of those pages, an error could be displayed.
$pages = array('index.html', 'page2.html', 'page3.html');
if( in_array($page, $pages) )
die("Nice Try.");
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2. Be careful with eval()
Placing user-inputted values into the eval() function can be extremely dangerous. You essentially give the malicious user the ability to execute any command he or she wishes! You may envision the input coming from a drop-down menu of options you specify, but you user may decide to send input like this:
script.php?input=;passthru("cat /etc/paswd");
By putting his own code in that statement, the user could cause your program to output your server's complete /etc/passwd file.
Use eval() sparingly, and by all means, validate the input. It should only be used when absolutely necessary — when there is dynamically generated PHP code. If you are using it to substitute template variables into a string or substitute user-inputted values, then you are using it for the wrong reason. Try sprintf() or a template system instead.
3. Be careful when using register_globals = ON
This has been a major issue since this feature was invented. It was originally designed to make programming in PHP easier (and that it did), but misuse of it often led to security holes. As of PHP 4.2.0, register_globals is set to OFF by default. It is recommended that you use the superglobals to deal with input ($_GET, $_POST, $_COOKIE, $_SESSION, etc).
For example, let us say that you had a variable that specified what page to include:
but you intended $page to be defined in a config file or somewhere else in the script, and not to come as user input. In one instance you forgot to pre-define $page. If register_globals is set to ON, the malicious user can take over and define $page for you, by calling your script like this:
I recommend you develop with register_globals set to OFF, and use the superglobals when accessing user input. In addition, you should always develop with full error reporting, which can be specified like this (at the top of your script):
This way, you will receive a notice for every variable you try to call that was not previously defined. Yes, PHP does not require you to define variables so there may be notices that you can ignore, but this will help you to catch undefined variables that you did expect to come from input or other sources. In the previous example, when $page was referenced in the include() statement, PHP would issue a notice that $page was not defined.
Whether or not you want to use register_globals is up to you, but make sure you are aware of the advantages and disadvantages of it and how to remedy the possible security holes.
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4. Never run unescaped queries
PHP has a feature, enabled by default, that automatically escapes (adds a backslash in front of) certain characters that come in from a GET, POST, or COOKIE. The single quote (') is one example of a character that is escaped automatically. This is done so that if you include input variables in your SQL queries, it will not treat single quotes as part of the query. Say your user entered $name from a form and you performed this query:
UPDATE users SET Name='$name' WHERE ID=1;
Normally, if they had entered $name with single quotes in them, they would be escaped, so MySQL would see this:
UPDATE users SET Name='Joe's' WHERE ID=1
so that the single quote entered into "Joe's" would not interfere with the query syntax.
In some situations, you may use stripslashes() on an input variable. If you put the variable into a query, make sure to use addslashes() or mysql_escape_string() to escape the single quotes before your run the query. Imagine if an unslashed query went in, and a malicious user had entered part of a query as their name!
UPDATE users SET Name='Joe',Admin='1′ WHERE ID=1
On the input form, the user would have entered:
As their name, and since the single quotes were not escaped, he or she would be able to actually end the name definition, place in a comma, and set another variable called Admin!
The final query with input in blue would look like this:
UPDATE users SET Name='Joe',Admin='1′ WHERE ID=1
In some configurations, magic_quotes_gpc (the feature that automatically adds slashes to all input) is actually set to OFF. You can use the function get_magic_quotes_gpc() to see if it's on or not (it returns true or false). If it returns false, simply use addslashes() to add slashes to all of the input (it is easiest if you use $_POST, $_GET, and $_COOKIE or $HTTP_POST_VARS, $HTTP_GET_VARS, and $HTTP_COOKIE_VARS, instead of globals because you could step through those arrays using a foreach() loop and add slashes to each one).
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5. For protected areas, use sessions or validate the login every time.
There are some cases where programmers will only use some sort of login.php script to first validate their username and password (entered through a form), test if they're an administrative or valid user, and actually set a variable through a cookie, or even hide it as a hidden variable. Then in the code, they check to see if they have access like this:
// let them in
// kick them out
The above a code makes the fatal assumption that the $admin variable can only come from a cookie or input form that the malicious user has no control over. However, that is simply not the case. With register_globals enabled, injecting designed input into the $admin variable is as easy as calling the script like so:
Furthermore, even if you use the superglobals $_COOKIE or $_POST, a malicious user can easily forge a cookie or create his own HTML form to post any information to your script.
There are two good solutions to this problem. One is on the same track as setting an $admin variable, but this time set $admin as a session variable. In this case, it is stored on the server and is much less likely to be forged. On subsequent calls to the same script, your user's previous session information will be available on the server, and you will be able to verify if the user is an administrator like so:
if( $_SESSION['admin'] )
The second solution is to only store their username and password in a cookie, and with every call to the script, validate the username and password and verify if the user is an administrator. You could have two functions — one called validate_login($username,$password) that verified the user's login information, and one called is_admin($username) that queried the database to see if that username is an administrator. The code would be placed at the top of any protected script:
if( !validate_login( $_COOKIE['username'], $_COOKIE['password'] ) )
echo "Sorry, invalid login";
// the login is ok if we made it down here
if( !is_admin( $_COOKIE['username'] ) )
echo "Sorry, you do not have access to this section";
Personally I recommend using sessions, as the latter solution is not scalable.
6. If you don't want the file contents to be seen, give the file a .php extension.
It was common practice for awhile to name include files or library files with a .inc extension. Here's the problem: if a malicious user simply enter the .inc file into his browser, it will be displayed as plain text, not parsed as PHP. Even if the browser did not like the file type, an option to download it would most likely be given. Imagine if this file had your database login and password, or even more sensitive information.
This goes for any other extension other than .php (and a few others), so even a .conf or a .cfg file would not be safe.
The solution is to put a .php extension on the end of it. Since your include files or config files usually just define variables and/or functions and not really output anything, if your user were to load this, for example, into their browser:
they would most likely be shown nothing at all, unless of your lib.inc.php outputs something. Either way, the file would be parsed as PHP instead of just displaying your code.
There are also some reports of people adding Apache directives that will deny access to .inc files; however, I do not recommend this because of the lack of portability. If you rely on .inc files and that Apache directive to deny access to them and one day you move your scripts to another server and forget to place the Apache directive in, you are wide open.


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Pioneer Venus 2
Goals: Pioneer Venus 2, the twin to Pioneer Venus 1, comprised a main bus, a large probe (316.5 kg), and three identical small probes, all of which were designed to collect
data during independent atmospheric entry into Venus. Each probe was shaped like a cone and not designed to survive past surface impact.
Accomplishments: After a course correction on 16 August 1978, Pioneer Venus 2 released the 1.5-m diameter large probe on 16 November 1978, at about 11.1 million km from the planet. Four days later, the bus released the three small probes while 9.3 million km from Venus. All five components reached the Venusian atmosphere on 9 December 1978, with the large probe entering first.
Data from the probes indicated that between 10 and 50 km, there is almost no convection in the Venusian atmosphere. Below a haze layer at 30 km, the atmosphere appears to be relatively clear. Amazingly, two of three probes survived the hard impact. The so-called Day Probe transmitted data from the surface for 67.5 minutes before succumbing to the high temperatures and power depletion.


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SOCORRO, N.M. February 13, 2003 -- Nearly 800 student "intelletes" representing 23 middle schools and 29 high schools from throughout New Mexico will tax their knowledge and motor skills in 44 spirited academic contests at the 17th annual New Mexico Science Olympiad on Saturday, February 22, on the New Mexico Tech campus.
Teams of Science Olympians will drop raw eggs from tall buildings, launch rockets powered by compressed air and water, build Rube Goldberg contraptions, and construct efficient boomilevers, bridges, and robots in a quest for Olympic-style medals and the chance to be among the two top teams that will represent New Mexico at the National Science Olympiad, being held May 10 at Ohio State University in Columbus.
Science Olympiad is a nationwide program that uses tournament competition as a means to challenge and motivate science students in their academic pursuits. The competition requires teamwork, cooperation, planning, and months of practice, providing students with a working knowledge of facts, concepts, and processes, as well as helping them develop thinking skills through practical applications of science and engineering.


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I've mentioned before how much I like to go back to blog posts over the years to see a time capsule of a point in time. You've probably read plenty of the football aspects of the game. I want to capture the feeling of our time.
In the post about game watching plans, I received this comment from "Jack" who is in the Army:
"Stephanie, Great post and I am certainly jealous. I would join you but I'm stuck in Afghanistan! Not to worry. I have located a fuzzy TV that is showing the pre-game show at 10:00 PM, yes at night. I don't care because I'm watching the Texans. GO TEXANS!"
Not quite your hi-def big screen. I wish I could have taken Jack with me, but barring that, here's my blog post.
Every fans' watch experience is different, and I would like you to share yours in the comments. Whether you were in Baltimore, at home, or serving abroad wishing you were home. Here's something I put together using Storify that gives a good feel for what happened this weekend:
So what was your weekend like? Have any fun pictures/videos?
I'll be talking football shortly. There's plenty of long off-season to do that. This I know.


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This is a short tutorial on installing the Brother HL-2270DW printer with CUPS on Arch Linux.
Installing printer driver
Install rpmextract from the official repositories.
# pacman -S rpmextract
Download printer driver from the Brother web site
$ mkdir ~/brother && cd ~/brother $ wget http://www.brother.com/pub/bsc/linux/dlf/cupswrapperHL2270DW-2.0.4-2.i386.rpm $ wget http://www.brother.com/pub/bsc/linux/dlf/hl2270dwlpr-2.1.0-1.i386.rpm
Extract those rpm
$ rpmextract cupswrapperHL2270DW-2.0.4-2.i386.rpm $ rpmextract hl2270dwlpr-2.1.0-1.i386.rpm
Copy files into
$ sudo cp -R ./usr/local/Brother /usr/local
Use this PPD and cups filter, extracted from Brother installation script
$ wget https://raw.github.com/bvanheu/brother/master/HL2270DW/HL2270.PPD $ wget https://raw.github.com/bvanheu/brother/master/HL2270DW/brlpdwrapperHL2270DW $ chmod +x brlpdwrapperHL2270DW $ sudo cp brlpdwrapperHL2270DW /usr/lib/cups/filter/ $ sudo cp HL2270.PPD /usr/share/cups/model/
Setup printer and CUPS
Note: This article details how to setup you printer over a LAN or WLAN connection.
This printer has a web-based interface. To avoid some extra Google queries, the HL-2270DW web interface default username is 'admin' and the default password is 'access'.
It is recommended that you configure the HL-2270DW to have a static IP so that CUPS will always work with it (steps not detailed in this article).
- Install CUPS and Foomatic:
# pacman -S cups a2ps
- Start the cups daemon:
# systemctl start cups
- Open a web browser to http://localhost:631/
- Click the Add Printer button on the Administration tab.
Using IPP
- Select IPP from the list.
- In the 'Connection' field, type
- In the next form, give the printer a unique name (no spaces and the name be must unique from any identical printers), and select "Brother" from the printer make field.
- Select "Brother HL-2270DW for CUPS (en)" from the list of drivers.
- Configure the default options on the next page to your liking
- Set Duplex to DuplexNoTumble for double-side printing
- Set TonerSave to on to enable toner saving
Margins are off
If your margins are off, you can try to use the Brother HL-2170W.
- Click here to download the PPD file for the Brother HL-2170W
- Install hplip
- Go to CUPS->administration->manage printers. Select your printer. Then in the administration drop-down select 'modify printer'.
- Once you get to the Menu asking you to select your printer, click on "select another make/manufacturer". Next click on the "choose file" button.
- Select Brother-HL-2170W-hpijs-pcl5e.ppd
Some simple reminders
- Sometimes if you get simple errors like "spool not ready" or "ipp backend failed", there is a good chance you have to resume the printer by selecting the Maintenance drop down and selecting Resume Printer.


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I am thrilled to be representing USAID's Africa Bureau this morning at the International Engagement Conference for South Sudan. The U.S. Government and the Republic of South Sudan are co-hosting this two-day event to support the world's newest nation as the republic of South Sudan unveils its vision for development and economic growth priorities.
We have heard addresses from Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, USAID Administrator Rajiv Shah, Norwegian Special Envoy Endre Stiansen, Deputy Chairperson of the African Union Erastus Mwencha, and President of South Sudan Salva Kiir. I look forward to hearing from many others -- from U.S. Senator John Kerry to Ugandan Minister Maria Kiwanuka to Valentino Deng to Google's Scott Carpenter.
There is a broad array of international partners, private sector and civil society leaders here to discuss opportunities for collaboration and investment in South Sudan. The conference is co-sponsored with many key international partners, including the United Kingdom, Norway, Turkey, the European Union, the African Union, the United Nations, the World Bank, the International Finance Corporation, the Corporate Council on Africa, and InterAction.
It is a clear testament of the broad-based and high-level support of the international community for the prosperous future of South Sudan. Over the next week, we will announce a series of initiatives that we and our partners will undertake to further support the people of South Sudan as they work to secure peace and stability.
Editor's Note: This entry also appears on the USAID Impact Blog. You can read more about South Sudan on USAID's website here.


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cladden wrote:ReginaldLewis wrote:[quote="Trolloc"
Ive been to numerous games and Im sick of the " dont put the white guy in the game" comments coming from the fans around me...its just f*cking lame.
Cant imagine what the crowd around me would do if i said the same about a black player.
Are you feeling sorry for Dunleavy because he is a minority for once in his life? I'm the only black at my job and cannnot get promoted because I don't project the corporate image. Feel sorry for me, I'm not a multi-millionaire like Mikey. So let's don't start with the white boy crap again. It has nothing to do with his race. He's just not very good. Even a blind pig finds an acorn every now and then.
I hate Dunleavy the same way I hated Johnny LeMaster on the Giants years ago. I hate the way we HAVE TO play him to justify his #3 selection. I hate his new contract. I hate the way he always try to take a charging foul instead of playing defense. I hate the way he rags on his team mates. I hate we traded Antawn Jamison so Mikey could start. I hate the Barnett and Fitzgerald kisses his ass all the time.
I can relate to your hate for Dun but taking charges is just about the only thing he's good at. He's so frail that his charges look really realistic. In my book that's his number one skill. :-)
I find it hilarious how Fitz struggles to keep his stance on the charging rule while still defending Dun in every way.[/quote]
Nobody on this board feels sorry for Dunleavy. If anything, he, Dunleavy has been the board's resident whipping boy (maybe for good reason).
Every Warrior fan wants to see the team and individual players do well; however, it appears that Dunleavy may not have the skills nor the desire necessary to succeed in the NBA. It was not his fault that he was drafted #3 nor that Mullin decided to go with him instead of Jameson. It is Dunleavy's fault for not improving his game and for his whining and complaining attitude.
Dunleavy's last chance may be to effectively run the offense from the point power forward position in Nelson's offense. Other than that, Dunleavy is truly awful.


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"The course of true love never did run smooth;" A Midsummer's Night's Dream, Act I, Scene 1, Line 134.
Monday, January 28, 2008
The Course of True Love
8 comments:
- Kim said...
A pox upon those Noro knots!
- Mon Jan 28, 12:01:00 PM EST
- Suburbaknitsta said...
urgh that makes me annoyed! I totally dig the look of the noro otherwise ;)
- Mon Jan 28, 01:56:00 PM EST
- misa said...
Holy Cow, bummer. I think the moral is don't try to make the striping match, it's a dicey that it will ever work out. They look gorgeous, keep going.
- Mon Jan 28, 02:30:00 PM EST
- --Deb said...
Oh, dear, I knew there would be trouble ahead just as soon as I read the "Tralala!"
- Mon Jan 28, 06:09:00 PM EST
- Nancy said...
A double-whammy on Noro for passing off another knotted skein :oP
...even it it's only one instance of a knot...it SHOULD NOT BE THERE!
- Mon Jan 28, 10:40:00 PM EST
- CrazyFiberLady said...
UGH. I hate those knots. Bad Noro.
- Tue Jan 29, 11:53:00 AM EST
- Devorah said...
- Wed Jan 30, 06:46:00 AM EST
- knitseashore said...
The color progression is so pretty, but the knots are not a fair trade.
- Wed Jan 30, 01:20:00 PM EST
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Violinist Ruggiero Ricci held the audience spellbound when he debuted at the Hollywood Bowl in 1932, a "wunderkind" of classical music with marvelous showmanship and beautiful tone. He was all of 13.
What he accomplished in the ensuing decades is perhaps even more impressive: He made the rare leap from child prodigy to serious artist. He was regarded as one of the greatest violin virtuosos of his generation.
Ricci, 94, died of heart failure Aug. 6 at his Palm Springs home, said Shelley Bovyer, a violinist with the Los Angeles Philharmonic who regards Ricci as her finest teacher.
"He was a masterful technician on the violin," Brian Lauritzen, a producer and host at KUSC-FM (91.5), told The Times. "He could play anything. But he also had a lyrical expression that made his violin sing."
Some observers called Ricci "the Paganini of the 20th century" for his devotion to early 19th century compositions by Niccolo Paganini.
"He made the Paganini Caprices for Solo Violin — works that are little more than violin fireworks — interesting music. He owned those pieces," Lauritzen said, and "showed us it was possible to make substance from style."
The violinist was the first to record the Caprices in their original version, according to the "New Grove Dictionary of American Music."
Because of Ricci, the Caprices have an important place in the violin repertory, Lauritzen said.
Ricci always credited the years he spent as an "entertainment specialist" in the Army Air Forces during World War II with sparking his interest in solo violin repertoire because he usually had to perform without accompaniment.
He "remains a master of the bold outburst, the sentimental indulgence and the pyrotechnical flight," critic Martin Bernheimer wrote of his 1987 performance of Tchaikovsky with the Pacific Symphony.
Ricci's repertoire included about 50 major violin concertos. By his own account, he had given more than 5,000 concerts in 65 countries after first touring Europe in 1932. He gave his final U.S. performance at the Smithsonian Institution in 2003, the year he turned 85.
Prodigies were big business when 11-year-old Ricci made his New York debut in 1929 wearing a Little Lord Fauntleroy suit. Ricci's Italian-immigrant father was determined that one of his seven children would be a prodigy, Ricci later said.
"It was immediately apparent that the boy had something to say," reported the New York Times account of his performance, "that he was playing with a native fire.... It was the playing of one born to play the instrument."
Two siblings also became professional musicians. Ricci's sister Emma played the violin in the Metropolitan Opera orchestra and his brother George, who died in 2010, was a noted cellist.
Ricci was born July 24, 1918, in the San Francisco area into a poor family and named Woodrow Wilson Rich.
When young Woodrow's talent became apparent, he was given the stage name of Ruggiero Ricci to make him sound the part. His friends called him Roger.
From age 6, according to Ricci's official biography, he studied with Louis Persinger, a noted teacher who had experience with violin prodigies — Yehudi Menuhin was also a student.
At 10, Ricci gave his first public recital in 1928 in San Francisco playing the Mendelssohn Concerto. He was hailed as a genius.
"I was not a normal child, anyway," Ricci told the Washington Post in 1979. "The only way I could get attention was to show off, and I liked it."
At 12, he was at the center of a custody battle between his parents and Beth Lackey, a Persinger assistant who was serving as the legal guardian of Ricci and his brother, George. After a court battle, his parents regained custody.
Touring Europe as a teenager was lonely, Ricci later said. Tougher still was the criticism he began to receive.
"In my teens, I was nothing," he said in a 2007 interview with Violinist.com. "I wasn't a grown-up artist, and I wasn't a prodigy."
Yet at 15, Ricci decided to make the violin his life's career, certain he could improve on his 10-year-old self, he later said.
Mentoring the next generation of violinists was important to Ricci, Lauritzen said.
Ricci held posts at Indiana University, the Juilliard School and the University of Michigan, among other schools. He also taught at a conservatory in Salzburg, Austria, gave master classes and wrote two texts on left-hand technique.
He continued to give private lessons into his 90s, teaching his students to savor their individualities, to take chances just as he had.
Ricci's survivors include his wife of 37 years, Julia; his children from two previous marriages that ended in divorce, sons Gian-Franco and Roger, daughters Riana Muller and Paolo Hopp; and several grandchildren.


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NEW YORK -- Police have increased their presence in New York City neighborhoods still struggling with the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy.
The Staten Island Advance says break-ins left some residents on the island so frustrated and angry that they'd talked of setting booby traps and administering vigilante justice.
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In at least eight houses, thieves cut out recently-installed copper piping. That caused flooding in homes that were just a few weeks away from becoming habitable again.
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Saturday, Feb. 5 was a great day for Estherville and Woody's Charities. We hosted our 4th annual Dinner and Dance at the Elk's Club in Estherville. It was a great success.
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We also would like to recognize our Queen and King candidates. They are Rick and Cheryl Houseman, Bob and Jean Grems, John and Jenny Christensen, and Ron and Maryann Menendez. These individuals donated their time and efforts to help us raise over $2800. Each couple had a box, the couple with the most money in their box was crowned the winner. The winner of this years Queen and King Competition was Bob and Jean Grems.
Others we need to thanks are the ones that helped put the event together and most of the time were not visible, but very important. They are Ora and Deb Weston, Lori Neilsen, and Mike and Edith Clarken.
With the help of these great community minded businesses and individuals we were able to raise in excess of $10,000.00 in one night.
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I'd be into that, but I'll need a long warm-up!
sorry, i guess you don't get an email telling you someone responded, how about tonite, i'll check back to see if you respond
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