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My DD is doing swim team for the second summer in a row.
Last year, she was at the top of her game, swimming in the 6 and under category. This summer has been a struggle for her--she turned 7 in May, and has to swim in the 7-8 girls division. Well, a lot of thes girls are much bigger and older! Heck, some of them are 8, almost 9. That is a big difference at this age! She is def. at a disadvantage, being at the youngest end of her agegroup. Anyway, she has had to move up a practice lane, and they swim a lot more laps, it's just generally a lot tougher than last year. But she has been working hard, and hanging in there, even though she finds the practices really hard.... Well, her hard work is starting to pay off! She came in first place last night in 7-8 backstroke, heat 1! (for those of you not familiar, heat 1 is the group comprised of the swimmers w/the fastest times...) She was SO EXCITED! She usually comes in 3rd or 4th, and has been getting disappointed...last night, she just swam so strong, and DH and I were cheering so loudly...I wish I had a video camera on me b/c when she hit the wall and looked and saw that she was 1st, her face just LIT UP. The people next to us (from the other team) were saying "oh look at that little girl, she is so excited." Then she came in 2nd place in the girls freestyle, heat 1, also! She also swam butterfly and came in last :) but she was just so thrilled to have swam fly that she didn't care (or notice!) I am just glad that she had a great meet b/c I have been assuring her that the tougher practices will pay off in the end.... I swam competitively all through grade school, highschool and college until I got PG...so this is esp. exciting for me! :) I love to see her enjoying it and doing well, and feeling confident about it! |
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- Posted by silversword (My Page) on Tue, Jul 7, 09 at 11:56
Yay yay yay!!!! |
- Posted by shannon2356 (My Page) on Tue, Jul 7, 09 at 12:10
That is fantastic LoveHadley, aww...tell your DD Good Job!! |
What a great sport! We didn't have swim teams in my tiny little backwoods county. I would of loved to swin on a team! SNAPS TO YOUR DD!!! |
My SS15 is a swimmer--has been for the better part of 9 years. This will be his first year for the high school team and he's SOOOOO ready. He's grown a lot taller this spring and summer, so I'm hoping that pays off in his times... Yep, I've spent a lot of time at various pools, driving to meets, timing at meets, etc. etc.... I was always the one who took him to the road meets--just he and I. Have some great memories of that time. :) He still holds some 8 and under records in the county. Good for your daughter! |
Congrats!!!! |
- Posted by mariealways (My Page) on Tue, Jul 7, 09 at 15:31
Awesome!! DD swims on a year round swim team, and although I wasn't a swimmer, I think it is such a great sport and teaches so many valuable life lessons. DD is working hard gearing up for the championship meets. I hope her hard work pays off for her as well (even has her focusing on her diet) -- it usually does. love, is your DD going to swim year round or stick to summer teams? |
- Posted by wild_thing (My Page) on Tue, Jul 7, 09 at 17:02
thats so awesome! |
Good for her! I was also a swimmer in my youth, and had one of those unfortunate birthdays that always made me the youngest and smallest in my age group. Even though I rarely won, it was a lot of fun and great exercise. And for DD to be winning now? Fabulous! |
- Posted by finedreams (My Page) on Wed, Jul 8, 09 at 8:49
good news, congrats, you should be proud!!! |
- Posted by lovehadley (My Page) on Wed, Jul 8, 09 at 11:19
Marie, I don't know about year round. If it were up to ME--I would love for her to do so---just because I want to live vicariously! I miss swimming competitively so much! But I don't want to push her....so we'll see. I will probably sign her up for a stroke clinic at the Y or something this winter, but not a winter team. If she has a good season next summer, and wants to do it, then maybe... I have my fingers crossed but it just depends on what she wants to do. SUCH a big commitment, too---I started swiming year round when I was 10, and by the time I was 12-13, I was swimming for 2.5 hrs/night, 4 nights a week and every Sat. AM, as well. My poor parents--so much driving! How often does your DD practice? |
- Posted by mariealways (My Page) on Wed, Jul 8, 09 at 12:35
DD took swim lessons until she was your DD's age and then joined a competitive team. When she started out she swam for 45 minutes per day 5 days per week (though she was never able to attend all 5 days due to other activities). She is now down to only two sports so she makes all practices. This summer she is swimming 1.5 hours, 6 days per week with an additional afternoon workout on two days. DD will go back to 1.5 hours, 6 days per week in the fall. Once DD gets her endurance up (as a sprinter, she has the times, but not the endurance yet), probably after the fall, she will move to the championship team which practices 2 hours per day, 8 times per week. Its very hard work but she enjoys it and is successful at it and plans to stick with it long term. And yes it is a HUGE commitment for the child and the parents. End of season 4-day championship meet starts tomorrow (thats about 28 hours of sitting on hard bleachers for us and about 12 hours of driving -- the things we do for our kids!!!) |
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As North Carolina rapidly expands its charter school roster, Gov. Pat McCrory pledged Thursday to crack down on any that don't meet quality standards.
"I'm telling you right now a lot of people are going to be looking at the charter school movement, and what I want to do is show the best," McCrory said at a school choice rally in Charlotte. "If any are falling behind and not meeting the standards we will take action, because I don't want that to be a reflection of the choice movement."
McCrory said such action could include revoking the charters that authorize independent boards to receive tax money for alternative public schools. Tougher state exams that debuted in 2013 could put many charter schools at risk after this year's scores come in.
The importance of high standards was a theme sounded by several speakers at a time when choice is flourishing in Charlotte and the state.
"We want to make sure we have quality options, not just options," said Darrell Allison, president of Parents for Educational Freedom in North Carolina, which hosted the local rally.
The event, part of a national tour sponsored by an array of advocacy and education groups, comes as North Carolina is expanding charters and launching publicly funded scholarships to send low-income and disabled students to private schools. Representatives of area charters, private schools, Charlotte-Mecklenburg magnets and home-schooling families gathered at the Carolinas Aviation Museum.
"It's clear that this is an important time for North Carolina in the realm of school choice. We must be clear-eyed in setting goals and expectations," McCrory said in an 11-minute speech.
After lawmakers lifted a long-standing cap on charters in 2010, the state authorized 23 new charters that opened this year and an additional 26 to open in August. The largest share of them is in the Charlotte area.
McCrory lauded Charlotte's Sugar Creek Charter School, whose students spoke and sang at the rally, as an example of the quality he wants to see. He said eighth-graders at the eastside school are taking high school civics, economics and English classes.
"Is that not amazing?" he said to applause. "These are the standards we want."
Cheryl Turner, who has led Sugar Creek for 14 years, said charters offer good options not only for families but for educators. Leading a charter has provided "the autonomy and empowerment" to meet the needs of low-income students who often struggle in traditional schools, she said. Sugar Creek is expanding to add ninth-graders next year.
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Despite the celebratory tone, McCrory repeatedly looped back to the theme of ensuring that toleration of weak charters doesn't tarnish the expansion. He noted that he appoints some members of the N.C. Charter School Advisory Board and the state Board of Education, which oversee charters. He said he has told them to "take action, up to and including taking away their license" if schools fall short.
McCrory cited no examples. The state has occasionally revoked or declined to renew charters for schools with low pass rates on state exams. State law mandates closure for charters that have composite pass rates below 60 percent and fail to meet growth targets for two of three consecutive years.
That could be a problem, if last year's performance on the new state exam is any indicator of 2014 results. Seventy-five of 108 charters that reported results for 2013 fell below 60 percent. But the state gave a one-year reprieve because the exams were new and results plunged across the state.
Traditional public schools across the state fared even worse, with 86 percent logging proficiency rates below 60 percent.
Eighteen charters that fell below 60 percent also failed to meet the state growth targets. Those included four in the Charlotte area: American Renaissance School in Statesville (38.7 percent overall proficiency), Carolina International School in Harrisburg (50.2 percent), Community Charter in Charlotte (17.8 percent) and Crossroads Charter High in Charlotte (less than 5 percent).
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McCrory and state Rep. Rob Bryan, R-Mecklenburg, celebrated the chance for disabled and impoverished students to get scholarships of up to $4,800 a year to attend private schools, starting in 2014-15.
"Today I'm excited to see a Charlotte with more school choices than ever before," said Bryan, a sponsor of the Opportunity Scholarship bill.
Linda Nelson, executive director of the N.C. Association of Independent Schools, said the 86 private schools in that group save taxpayers $340 million a year in public school funding. The opportunity scholarships will let those schools expand access, she said.
Kevin McClain, president of North Carolinians for Home Education, compared the traditional public school system to train travel – "a 200-year-old technology (that) did great things for America."
"Most of us don't take trains today," McClain said, comparing the wider menu of options to air travel. "The freedom is like the sky."
Allison, president of PEFNC, said he contacted Superintendent Heath Morrison to make sure CMS was included in the celebration of choice. Allison said he wanted to emphasize common ground, "even if we may not agree on everything."
Morrison has criticized opportunity scholarships, which Allison's group supports, as a poor use of public education money in tight times, especially because the state does not require private schools that receive public money to meet any standards. But he has voiced support for high-quailty options, including charter schools, and is expanding the roster of options within CMS.
Two CMS magnet principals, Curtis Carroll from Phillip O. Berry Academy of Technology and Ynez Olshausen of Waddell Language Academy, spoke at the rally. Olshausen talked about the advantage students get by selecting a school where they learn in two languages, with options that include Japanese, Chinese, German and French.
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1. CMB 2013 (vol 57 pp. 357)
Representation Equivalent Bieberbach Groups and Strongly Isospectral Flat Manifolds Let $\Gamma_1$ and $\Gamma_2$ be Bieberbach groups contained in the
full isometry group $G$ of $\mathbb{R}^n$.
We prove that if the compact flat manifolds $\Gamma_1\backslash\mathbb{R}^n$ and
$\Gamma_2\backslash\mathbb{R}^n$ are strongly isospectral then the Bieberbach groups
$\Gamma_1$ and $\Gamma_2$ are representation equivalent, that is, the
right regular representations $L^2(\Gamma_1\backslash G)$ and
$L^2(\Gamma_2\backslash G)$ are unitarily equivalent.
Keywords:representation equivalent, strongly isospectrality, compact flat manifolds Categories:58J53, 22D10 |
2. CMB 2011 (vol 54 pp. 249)
A Note about Analytic Solvability of Complex Planar Vector Fields with Degeneracies This paper deals with the analytic solvability of a special class of
complex vector fields defined on the real plane, where they are
tangent to
a closed real curve, while off the real curve, they are elliptic.
Keywords:semi-global solvability, analytic solvability, normalization, complex vector fields, condition~($\mathcal P$) Categories:35A01, 58Jxx |
3. CMB 2010 (vol 53 pp. 674)
Multiple Solutions for a Class of Neumann Elliptic Problems on Compact Riemannian Manifolds with Boundary |
Multiple Solutions for a Class of Neumann Elliptic Problems on Compact Riemannian Manifolds with Boundary
We study a semilinear elliptic problem on a compact Riemannian
manifold with boundary, subject to an inhomogeneous Neumann
boundary condition. Under various hypotheses on the nonlinear
terms, depending on their behaviour in the origin and infinity, we
prove multiplicity of solutions by using variational arguments.
Keywords:Riemannian manifold with boundary, Neumann problem, sublinearity at infinity, multiple solutions Categories:58J05, 35P30 |
4. CMB 2010 (vol 53 pp. 684)
An Isospectral Deformation on an Infranil-Orbifold
We construct a Laplace isospectral deformation of metrics on an
orbifold quotient of a nilmanifold. Each orbifold in the deformation
contains singular points with order two isotropy. Isospectrality is
obtained by modifying a generalization of Sunada's theorem due to
DeTurck and Gordon.
Keywords:spectral geometry, global Riemannian geometry, orbifold, nilmanifold Categories:58J53, 53C20 |
5. CMB 2009 (vol 52 pp. 66)
Huber's Theorem for Hyperbolic Orbisurfaces We show that for compact orientable hyperbolic orbisurfaces, the
Laplace spectrum determines the length spectrum as well as the
number of singular points of a given order. The converse also holds, giving
a full generalization of Huber's theorem to the setting of
compact orientable hyperbolic orbisurfaces.
Keywords:Huber's theorem, length spectrum, isospectral, orbisurfaces Categories:58J53, 11F72 |
6. CMB 2008 (vol 51 pp. 467)
Coupled Vortex Equations on Complete Kähler Manifolds In this paper, we first investigate the Dirichlet
problem for coupled vortex equations. Secondly, we give existence
results for solutions of the coupled vortex equations on a class
of complete noncompact K\"ahler manifolds which include
simply-connected strictly negative curved manifolds, Hermitian
symmetric spaces of noncompact type and strictly pseudo-convex
domains equipped with the Bergmann metric.
Categories:58J05, 53C07 |
7. CMB 2008 (vol 51 pp. 249)
On the Inner Radius of a Nodal Domain Let $M$ be a closed Riemannian manifold.
We consider the inner radius of a nodal domain for a large eigenvalue $\lambda$.
We give upper and lower bounds on the inner radius of the type
$C/\lambda^\alpha(\log\lambda)^\beta$. Our proof is based on
a local behavior of eigenfunctions discovered by Donnelly and
Fefferman and a Poincar\'{e} type inequality proved by Maz'ya.
Sharp lower bounds are known
only in dimension two. We give an account of this case too.
Categories:58J50, 35P15, 35P20 |
8. CMB 2008 (vol 51 pp. 100)
Dynamical Zeta Function for Several Strictly Convex Obstacles The behavior of the dynamical zeta function $Z_D(s)$ related to
several strictly convex disjoint obstacles is similar to that of the
inverse $Q(s) = \frac{1}{\zeta(s)}$ of the Riemann zeta function
$\zeta(s)$. Let $\Pi(s)$ be the series obtained from $Z_D(s)$ summing
only over primitive periodic rays. In this paper we examine the
analytic singularities of $Z_D(s)$ and $\Pi(s)$ close to the line $\Re
s = s_2$, where $s_2$ is the abscissa of absolute convergence of the
series obtained by the second iterations of the primitive periodic
rays. We show that at least one of the functions $Z_D(s), \Pi(s)$
has a singularity at $s = s_2$.
Keywords:dynamical zeta function, periodic rays Categories:11M36, 58J50 |
9. CMB 2006 (vol 49 pp. 226)
The Spectrum and Isometric Embeddings of Surfaces of Revolution A sharp upper bound on the first $S^{1}$ invariant eigenvalue of the Laplacian
for $S^1$ invariant metrics on $S^2$ is used to find obstructions to the existence
of $S^1$ equivariant isometric embeddings of such metrics in $(\R^3,\can)$. As a
corollary we prove: If the first four distinct eigenvalues have even multiplicities
then the metric cannot be equivariantly, isometrically embedded in $(\R^3,\can)$. This
leads to generalizations of some classical results in the theory of surfaces.
Categories:58J50, 58J53, 53C20, 35P15 |
10. CMB 2002 (vol 45 pp. 378)
The Local Möbius Equation and Decomposition Theorems in Riemannian Geometry A partial differential equation, the local M\"obius equation, is
introduced in Riemannian geometry which completely characterizes the
local twisted product structure of a Riemannian manifold. Also the
characterizations of warped product and product structures of
Riemannian manifolds are made by the local M\"obius equation and an
additional partial differential equation.
Keywords:submersion, Möbius equation, twisted product, warped product, product Riemannian manifolds Categories:53C12, 58J99 |


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Pre-Singapore LiveChat!
Ah! Sorry if some of you are disappointed about the Singapore announcement. The last time we went was for a giant fun-filled YouTube festival event. This time, we're going to give presentations at a formal business conference thingy. We're not good at these kinds of presentations, so you might see a vlog of us there being really antsy and scared. EEP!
We don't know our schedules yet, either, so we can't really plan a meet up event, to be honest. I wish we could, but we've got no idea how to organize it. Maybe if there was a place we could all go, and something we could all do, at a time that we could all agree on. I don't know! Sorry that this is so last minute, everyone in Singapore. We'll probably just run around and eat all yer foods. We didn't get to eat Chilli Crab last time. NOT AGAIN! For sure, though, we will be eating Fish Head Curry again (that was so incredibly delicious) and we'll be going to that dim sum place with those glorious pork buns. Like, whoa. We're ready. Our bodies are ready.
Anyhow, special thanks to all the lovely Nasties who sent us fun packages, including:
Emily from Puerto Rico
Valery? From Ireland (we think)
Shannon from Georgia
Mirand from Iowa
Whoa guise. It felt great doing this LiveChat. We're so, how do you say…deeply engrossed in videos and doing YouTube stuff now that for us to step away from it for 5 days felt really bizarre for us. We sometimes wonder how long we will be doing YouTube videos for. Will we be 60 and talking on camera still? This week's Music Monday features the grandkids of Super Junior! I…doubt it. Point is, just being away from camera for 5 days felt really empty for us, even though we had so many other things to do. Being back online and chatting with you guise today really made us feel warm and bubbly again!
On that note, we're getting back to our video editing schedule now. The Melbourne event video is halfway done, or so. Should be up tonight! WTF up tomorrow! Then we're going to try to script, film, and edit Music Monday on Saturday while we still have to pack for Singapore. Ugggh. That's gonna be challenging. But we can do it! So many good videos came out while we were gone!
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Hey guys, i want to bring you guys eat in singapore. Can i? I know some great places to get good food. I hope you would reconsider :-) I'm 15 by the way, hehe.
Hey guys, i want to bring you guys eat in singapore. Can i? I know some great places to get good food. I hope you would reconsider :-) I'm 15 by the way, hehe.
thank you simon and martina for almost always singing tunes from Flight of the Conchords in your live chats. Please know that every time you start singing their songs, I sing with you. Have you ever thought about trying to receive messages from Bowie's nipple antennae using Simon's nipple antennae? you should try it in your next live chat.
As a teacher in Singapore, if any of my students skip school to hunt for you, you will be in SO much trouble.
This is assuming that I of course, don't conveniently "get sick" as well.
youre an awesome teacher for posting that comment
oh OH!! …. a great pronunciation of Mel-bin too. You're always welcomed back here.
There was a somewhat annoying background noise (& I don't mean Simon)
fish tank?
Oh man, I got the sickest in my life when I came to live in The Netherlands with my husband. I had severe fever/chills and a weird rash. My hubbie had to come and snuggle with me in bed with the heat cranked up because I was shaking so bad. -_-' Luckily I haven't been that sick again. *knocks on wood* I guess moving to a new area will get you infected with the worst germs around! And thanks for making all of the videos, I missed you guys lots! :)
So happy that you guys are coming to Singapore again!
Eat LOADS of food and have LOADS of fun (and meet some of us nasties here if you can!) :DTake lots of care too! ^.^
Please don't over load yourself guys! We might miss you but I'm pretty sure most of us don't want to see you guys passing out. Make sure you get plenty of rest~
We're a bit tired, sure, but we're just so excited to be back and making videos, and we feel a bit empty NOT doing them. Yes, it takes a long time, but we're just…I dunno, creative (kinda?) people.
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Best Quality Used Appliances. Washers, Dryers, Stoves & Refrigerators. $150 & Up. 5022 4th St. Marrero. 252-9228
Published in The Times-Picayune 1/14. Updated 1/28.
Samsung Large Capacity Washer and Gas Dryer $500 OBO with pedestals 985-626-8521
Published in The Times-Picayune 1/14. Updated 1/28.
Vapamore Handheld Steam Vacuum Model MR-50. Only used once. Perfect condition. It functions as a dry-vac, a wet-vac, and a steam vac. Produces steam within 30-45 seconds, at 210 degrees. Has wet and dry steam settings. Retails for about $150 online. Will sell for $70. All parts and manual included. Cash only. No offers. Local Sale only. No returns or refunds once purchased. No blocked number calls, no emails, no text messages. You must pick up from my home in Mandeville. 985-845-7729
Web Id: NOO13351802
Published on NOLA.com 1/12. Updated 1/12.
Clean, fully functional 30 GE slide-in electric range. (I'm changing all my appliances to stainless steel). Model no. JSP31, all white. Pick up from River Ridge. Cash only $200. Call or text 504-491-4029.
Web Id: NOO13349317
Published on NOLA.com 1/11. Updated 1/11.
Jenn Air white gas range in good condition $225.00...call (504)559-9192.
Web Id: NOO13349188
Published on NOLA.com 1/11. Updated 1/11.
Black side by side Kitchen Aid fridge with ice & water dispenser in door...excellent condition $500.00 Call (504)559-9192.
Web Id: NOO13349187
Published on NOLA.com 1/11. Updated 1/11.
Moving and gas not available at new location.Dryer in excellent condition.Available on January 28th.504-733-1376
Web Id: NOO13346252
Published on NOLA.com 1/10. Updated 1/10.
Originally purchased for over $800. Slightly dusty from being in a storage unit for one year. Top-loading washer & front-loading dryer.
Web Id: NOO13336664
Published on NOLA.com 1/8. Updated 1/14.
Alicia Air Conditioning & Heating, the full service, factory authorized dealer providing Carrier sales, service and repair for commercial and residential HVAC (heating, air-conditioning, and ventilation) systems in Orange County, CA. We are proud to offer a full line of Carrier air conditioners, heaters, gas furnaces, thermostats and more. We also have access to special financing when available. If you'd like to learn more about Alicia Air's Carrier HVAC services, call us today for a free estimate on new installations.Phone: (949) 484-8617, (714) 880-4852
Web Id: NOO13329959
Published on NOLA.com 1/7. Updated 1/7.
Affordable Air Conditioning and Heating - Orange County's AC, Heating experts. We provide fast, affordable installations, repair and maintenance for air conditioners, furnaces/heaters, HVAC systems. We have wide range of environmentally-friendly & energy efficient air conditioners and heaters. Ph. No.: (949) 226-6546
Web Id: NOO13329366
Published on NOLA.com 1/7. Updated 1/7.
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Rexach, Sylvia - BoleroPoetess and songwriter Sylvia Rexach was born on 22 January 1921 in Santurce, Puerto Rico. Her life was cut short by cancer but she is remembered for her melodic and delicate romantic songs and poems, performed by some of the best artists of her day and since. After graduation from high school, Rexach dedicated her life to music, playing piano, saxophone and guitar. But she found her real talent lay in poetry and songwriting, composing two her most famous songs, "Di, corazón" and "Matiz de amor", quite early in her career. During this time, she also composed: "Idilio" which was performed by the most famous Puerto Rican orchestra of the time, led by Rafael Muñoz. Her fame grew steadily throughout Puerto Rico and Latin America, in places like Argentina, Mexico, Peru and Venezuela, interrupted by a tour of duty in the Women's Army Corps (WACS) during World War II. After the war, Rexach married William Riley, by whom she had three children. Later, after a separation, she returned to Puerto Rico and worked with Ramón Ortiz del Rivero, known as "Diplo" and José Luis Torregrosa, writing librettos and performing comic characters on radio comedy skits. While she also collaborated with guitarist and composer Tuti Umpierre, Rexach continued to compose on her own; songs such as "Alma Adentro" (lyrics) and Nave sin Rumbo, here sung by Carmen Delia Dipiní. These songs were often inspired by the fulfilling gentleness romance and at other times, by the angst of love lost or similar themes. During this time, Rexach also formed her music band consisting entirely of female performers, known as Las Damiselas, which acheived success in Puerto Rico. In 1951, Rexach began writing a column for the Diario de Puerto Rico newspaper, entitled "A sotto voce". Later, Rexach was one of the founding members of the Music Composers and Editors Society in Puerto Rico, which she also served as Secretary. Her life was marred by a bohemian lifestyle that led to alcoholism and other problems that slowly consumed her. Rexach died on 20 October 1961 of stomach cancer. Posthumously, her songs have been performed by many of the noted artists, including Marco Antonio Muñiz, Gilberto Monroig, Carmen Delia Dipiní and Tato Díaz. More recently, others have also performed or recorded the memorable melodies left by Rexach; Lucecita Benítez, Chucho Avellanet, Ednita Nazario, Lourdes Robles, Lunna and Linda Rodstandt. Rexach's daughter, Sharon Riley, performed in a television mini-series dedicated to and about the life of Rexach: "Al fondo del dolor".
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