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Before we do, let's engage in some self discovery and ascertain where this wonderful bounty of meat, protein, and local harvest was derived from. Over the years, a fundamental breakdown has occurred between what we're eating in this country and our awareness of where our food was created and from whence it came. Is it because we're all just too busy, have too many calls, too many meetings, and just don't have the time? Or is it because we've been so far removed from our food for so long, that we just don't care anymore?
For those of you who still strive to understand the significance of your food systems and from where and how your feast gets to your table, we bring you Streak O' lean, an informative composed session of classes, dinners, and demonstrations that will help you appreciate and comprehend the power of local food systems and the symbiotic relationship of domesticated livestock.


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Our hope - and this will only be possible if everything sails through quickly and without hiccups - is that we'll ALL return together on November 12.
We know families who have managed to do that, but they are the exception rather than the norm. If our newest three aren't cleared for travel yet, then one of us (probably me) and our three current kiddos will return on November 12 while the other parent stays until Patience, Philip, and Patricia can return.
We're praying we can all return at once, but we're preparing for either possibility. We're trusting God that the timing will be perfect, whatever the schedule will be.
Many of you have asked how you can serve us now and when we return (and let me just say that I am so touched by those requests!), and I'm working on a post for practical helps once we're home. For now, we're up for playdates for Robbie to keep him
He's friendly and likes to be held, but that is NOT necessary!
Also, are you willing to serve any Sundays at 9:20 or 11 in special needs ministry at Providence? Or at BLAST on Sunday evenings? We'll need subs just in case someone is out at 9:20, we have gaps to fill at 11 on all the Sundays we'll be gone (October 13, 20, 27, and November 3, 10 and 17), and one or two gaps each of the Sunday evenings we're gone (October 13, 20, 27, and November 10 and 17 - no BLAST on November 3).
But our biggest request? Prayer, prayer, and more prayer. Reminders of Bible verses and passages to keep us centered on the One orchestrating all of this. Encouragement.
And more prayer.

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IT is the exact spot where a Hampshire grandmother's battered body was found in a pool of blood.
Jurors yesterday were shown around the kitchen and home of Georgina Edmonds to see for themselves where prosecutors claim she was tortured then bludgeoned to death with a marble rolling pin by Matthew Hamlen.
It was the first in a series of key locations they visited concerning the 77-year-old's murder and was designed to help them picture what the prosecution alleged took place on January 11, 2008.
They arrived at Fig Tree Cottage in Kiln Lane on board a coach, accompanied by court ushers, the prosecution and defence barristers and judge Mr Justice David Clarke.
Drivers in Kiln Lane were stopped in their cars and walkers diverted as jurors walked along the towpath on the eastern side of the River Itchen to see where Mrs Edmonds' mobile phone was found dumped in undergrowth.
The prosecution claim that cell site evidence puts Hamlen in the location on the afternoon of the killing and say it was he who stole the phone, turning it on and off before removing the SIM card and battery from the back.
The jury visit moved on to the Tesco garage in Twyford Road, Eastleigh, where they examined the cashpoint where it is alleged that Hamlen attempted to withdraw £200 from the 77-year-old grandmother's account using her card hours after her death.
CCTV from the store shows a man in a high visibility jacket approaching the machine and covering his face from view.
The seven women and five men were then driven along the route it is claimed Hamlen took back to his then home at The Crescent in Eastleigh.
Hamlen, 33, of Hamilton Road, Bishopstoke, denies murder.


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When Cycle 2 voting for the Vallejo Participatory Budget Initiative begins on September 27, it will be a significant milestone for an effort that many naysayers predicted was doomed to fail.
But fail it hasn't, although there were moments after Cycle 1's final vote when communication regarding the status of approved projects stalled. Some residents, in the absence of status reports, wondered if their votes had fallen into a black hole. What they would eventually discover was that the post-voting timeline in that initial year was hampered by the many 'first-time' tasks that had to be accomplished - all with a very skeletal staff. For instance, contracts between project awardees and the city of Vallejo had to be created before any funding could be distributed.
It's obvious that PB-Vallejo Cycle 2 piggybacks on key learnings from Cycle 1. With a full time three-person staff dedicated solely to the implementation of PB-Vallejo Cycle 2, communication about all parts of the process has become more timely. Case in point: The August issue of the Participatory Budgeting Vallejo Newsletter is chock full of helpful information. There's a informative flow chart that illustrates the vetting process that each completed proposal is subjected to in order to become eligible for the PB ballot that is then submitted to Vallejo voters. The newsletter also includes an interesting Q/A section with Vallejo employees who are charged with implementing Cycle 1 awarded projects, such as Potholes and Street Repairs, which garnered $550,000 of Measure B funds.
The PB Vallejo website contains a page on each Cycle 1 approved project. It also shows the dates and locations of Cycle 2 voting sites. The action starts on September 27 and continues through October 6 with all Vallejo residents 16 years of age and older eligible to vote.
Save this date!: On September 10, the PB Cycle-2 ballot will be posted at the PB Vallejo website.
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- 'Participatory Budgeting 101': New Vallejo PB Facebook page
- 'Participatory Budgeting 101': Vallejoans favor infrastructure over arts
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By Tor Norbye on Nov 12, 2006
It seems I'm late to join the blogging party; just about everybody has covered the news already. In the unlikely case that you haven't read about GPL'ed Java, read just about any blog on blogs.sun.com (and many on java.net). The main resource page is http://www.sun.com/software/opensource/java/.
We've got a special episode dedicated to this on the Java Posse. It's an hour interview with Mark Reinhold, Rich Sands and Eric Chu discussing just about everything related to this. Please check it out (and digg it).


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College Hockey:Miami Survives St. Cloud In Overtime
Palmer Nets OT Winner
COLUMBUS, Ohio — If Jarod Palmer weren't psychic, Miami might be playing for third place rather than a title in this year's Ohio Hockey Classic.
As the No. 1 RedHawks headed into overtime after Justin Mercier's late third-period goal tied their game with the No. 16 St. Cloud State Huskies, 1-1, Palmer told head coach Enrico Blasi that he had a plan.
"Before we went out for overtime, Jarod said, 'I'm going to shoot the puck, Coach,'" said Blasi. "He hadn't been shooting it all night. Give him credit, because he was ready to shoot the puck."
Palmer's shot at 1:20 went up and over SCSU goaltender Jase Weslosky to give Miami the 2-1 win and a shot at the OHC championship on Sunday.
Mercier's goal at 13:16 in the third was his 15th of the season, Palmer's his third. Jeff Zatkoff made 25 saves on 26 shots for his 13th win of the year.
After a scoreless first period, Andreas Nodl netted his 10th of the season on a power play at 7:36 in the second to give the Huskies the lead.
"I thought it was typical of a first game back," said Blasi. "We just didn't have our legs early, both teams. It looked like a sluggish game early and they started to pick it up and take it to us a little bit and 'Z' made some big saves. I thought in the third period we finally found our legs and started to do the things that we do well."
For the Huskies, the loss happened in a familiar fashion.
"We played well," said coach Bob Motzko, a former Miami assistant coach (1994-98). "This is what we've been going through right now. We just went through a six-game losing streak that we broke right there at the end [of the first half of the season], and four of those games we had the lead in the third period just like that.
"We hate to blame youth . . . [and] we've been playing good teams, Denver, CC, Wisconsin, Miami, and we had leads in a lot of those games late, just like that. That's what we're battling right now, is trying to close teams out. We get back on our heels. We just don't like the outcome."
The Huskies took their 1-0 lead in the second after John Swanson picked RedHawks' Ryan Jones' pocket on a Miami power play. Swanson threaded Jones and another RedHawk, flew in alone on Zatkoff and shot. The puck went up and off of Zatkoff's glove, fell to the right of the net, squibbed to the boards behind the net and landed on the stick of Ryan Lasch, who sent it across the crease to Nodl. Nodl backhanded it in behind Zatkoff and the second period ended 1-0.
Ironically, the goal seemed to feed Miami more than St. Cloud. Through the end of the second, the RedHawks picked up the pace of their game and by the beginning of the third were ready to go. Mercier's goal was the end result of a flurry of activity in the SCSU end and a timely pass by Carter Camper. Camper passed to Mercier across the crease and his fake was convincing enough to make Weslosky turn in completely the wrong direction and wind up on his back, giving Mercier an open net on which to score.
Mercier was also instrumental on the game-winner. "First of all, 'Merce' went in there on the forecheck, knocked the guy off his feet a little bit, caused him to make a soft pass up the wall," said Palmer, who was credited with an unassisted goal.
"I saw an opportunity to pick up the puck and as soon as I grabbed it, I was thinking top glove the whole way," said Palmer. "I wanted whoever was in front of me to get out of the way and as soon as the lane was clear, I shot it and hoped and it turned it out all right for me."
"We got some opportunistic bounces," said Blasi. "Jarod's shot in overtime obviously was a nice shot and 'Merce' scoring the goal was an opportunistic chance for us, but I thought our third period was our best period. For the most part this year, it has been our best period. Give the guys credit; they came out and played hard."
Even with the loss, said Motzko, the Huskies "did so many good things."
"I thought we were in control of the game, but we got back on our heels and they waited for a mistake and it happened; we made two of them."
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The University of Arizona softball team is ranked No. 4 in the USA Today/NFCA preseason poll released Thursday. The Pac-10 has seven teams ranked in the poll, including three of the top four. UCLA is the top-ranked team in the country followed by No. 2 Washington and Fresno State is ranked third. Southern Mississippi rounds out the top five.
The other Pac-10 teams in the poll include No. 9 Arizona State, No. 11 Oregon State, No. 12 California and No. 21 Stanford.
Arizona opens its season next week with an exhibition game against Central Arizona on Tuesday, Feb. 1 at 2 p.m. followed by the Arizona Softball Classic Friday, Feb. 4 - Sat., Feb. 5. All games will be held at Rita Hillenbrand Memorial Stadium.


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As I mentioned in a previous post, corporate tax receipts have recently appeared relatively weak: in each of the past five months, payments of corporate receipts have experienced notable year-over-year declines. December may turn out to reverse that trend, however, and December is a relatively important month for corporate receipts.
For most corporations, the fourth quarterly payment of estimated taxes was due on December 17. (Most corporations pay their estimated taxes in April, June, September, and December.) Over the last three business days, including the day that corporate estimated tax payments were due, corporate income tax payments to the federal government amounted to $82.3 billion, compared to $79.4 billion on comparable days last year. (See here for the underlying data.) So far this month, gross corporate tax receipts are running slightly ahead of last year. Corporate refunds this month have also been running ahead of those seen last December, but those are much smaller than receipts.


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As we know the eigenfunctions for a particle of mass m in an infinite square well defined by $V(x) = 0$ if $0 \leq x \leq a$ and $V(x) = \infty$ otherwise are:
$\psi_n (x) = \sqrt{(2/a)} sin(n \pi x/a)$
The question now is: How does the ground state function look like in momentum space? As far as i recall I have to integrate $\psi_n(x)$ over the whole of space with the extra factor $\frac{e^{(-i p x / \hbar)}} {\sqrt {2 \pi \hbar}}$ (everything for $n = 1$ )
In the solutions to this problem they integrated over $-a \leq x \leq a$ while I would've integrated from $0$ to $a$. Am I somehow missing something or is this solution just plain wrong?
Further question: How would I check whether or not my resulting $\psi(p)$ is an eigenstate of the momentum operator? Just slap the momentum operator in front of my function and see if I get something of the form $c \psi(p)$, where $c$ is some constant? Or how does this work?
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A leave of absence without pay of up to 10 working days will be granted to the spouse, parent (defined as biological father or mother, adoptive father or mother, or a court appointed guardian or custodian), grandparent (defined as biological grandparent), or sibling (defined as brother or sister by blood, half blood or adoption) of a person ordered to active duty in the United States armed forces or the National Guard. The employee must have been employed by Ball State University for at least 12 months and have worked at least 1,500 hours during the 12-month period immediately preceding the day the leave begins. The employee is expected to provide written notice and a copy of the active duty orders if available before taking the leave. The employee may take the leave of absence during one or more of the following periods: 1) during the 30 days before active duty orders are in effect; 2) during a period in which the person ordered to active duty is on leave while active duty orders are in effect; 3) during the 30 days after the active duty orders are terminated. An employee taking such leave is to be restored to the position the employee held before the leave or to an equivalent position. Also, the employee may continue the employee's health care benefits with the university continuing to pay 75% of the premium contribution. An employee may be eligible for child care assistance from the Indiana Military Family Relief Fund.
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* Assigns responsibilities to the Deputy Chief of Staff, G-1; commanders of units and installations; and all levels of commands to include Active Army, U.S. Army Reserve, and Army National Guard installations (para 4).
* Updates DA Form 6 (Duty Roster) (fig 1).
* Provides guidance on the use of explanatory remarks and clarifies the procedure for listing names on DA Form 6 (para 10).
* Makes administrative changes (throughout).
This regulation prescribes policy for the maintenance of Department of the Army (DA) Form 6 (Duty Roster) at all levels of command and in all types of organizations.
Required and related publications and prescribed and referenced forms are listed in appendix A .
Abbreviations and special terms used in this regulation are explained in the glossary .
a. Deputy Chief of Staff, G-1 will ensure that commanders establish standard operating procedures to ensure the equitable assignment of duty and accurately track performance.
b. Installation and unit commanders will ensure that procedures for the maintenance of the DA Form 6 are followed, that the DA Form 6 is kept for recording the duty performed by each Soldier in the organization, and that a separate DA Form 6 is maintained for each duty requiring the detail of individuals.
c. All levels of commands to include Active Army, U.S. Army Reserve, and Army National Guard installations and units will —
(1) Ensure that procedures for the maintenance of the DA Form 6 at all levels of command and in all types of organizations are followed.
(2) Ensure that DA Form 6 is kept for recording the duty performed by each Soldier in the organization.
(3) Ensure that a separate DA Form 6 will be maintained for each duty requiring the detail of individuals. All assignments to detail, except authorized special duty details, or other exceptions (see para 7 c ), will be made in accordance with applicable DA Forms 6.
a. Dates will be entered as follows:
(1) The "From" date will always be the date immediately following the "To" date on the previous DA Form 6 and will be entered at the time the new DA Form 6 is prepared.
(2) The "To" date will always be the date of the last detail made from that DA Form 6 and will be entered when that DA Form 6 is closed.
(3) Intermediate dates will be entered on the DA Form 6 as details from that DA Form 6 are made. No date will be entered for any day that detail was not made.
b. DA Form 6 will contain the names of only those Soldiers required to perform the duty involved.
c. When a new DA Form 6 is prepared, all names will be entered alphabetically within pay grade, beginning with the highest pay grade and using appropriate grade of rank (abbreviated) as shown in Army Regulation (AR) 600-20 , table 1-1. Subsequent names (for example, a Soldier newly arrived to the unit prior to the closing of the DA Form 6) will be added at the foot of the DA Form 6.
d. A Soldier's name may be omitted or deleted from any DA Form 6 whenever he or she is excused from or not qualified to perform the duty concerned.
Unless not available for duty (see para 7 c ), the Soldier who has had the longest break from performing duty assigned by the DA Form 6 will be the next Soldier detailed. When that Soldier is not available, the Soldier on the DA Form 6 who has had the next longest break from performing duty assigned by the DA Form 6 will be detailed.
a. A DA Form 6 is posted only for those days on which a detail is selected.
b. When a detail is made from a DA Form 6, all Soldiers (other than Soldier(s) detailed for that specific performance of the duty) on that DA Form 6 will be charged on that day with the number of details performed by other personnel since the last time they were detailed, excluding any nonchargeable days. Nonchargeable days are those referred to in paragraph 7 c (1) .
c. Whenever the DA Form 6 is posted, the abbreviations below will be used to indicate those not available for detail. No other abbreviations are authorized.
Soldiers who are absent or otherwise not available because
of leave, pass, special duty, temporary duty, illness in line of duty,
or any other authorized reason (not due to misconduct) will be indicated
by the letter "A." When a new DA Form 6 is initiated that carries
over a nonchargeable status from the previous DA Form 6, a superscript
number (for example, A
will be manually added to the abbreviation "A" to indicate the last
number charged, as shown on the previous DA Form 6, before the Soldier
entered upon the nonchargeable status. Entering such a number in the
first column of a new DA Form 6 eliminates the necessity for referring
to the previous DA Form 6 when the Soldier returns to a chargeable
Note. Soldier on temporary duty travel that does not extend beyond regular duty hours will not qualify for an "A" for that day of temporary duty.
(2) Soldiers eligible for detail who could not be selected because of previous detail or other duty will be indicated by the letter "D."
(3) Soldiers not available because of being absent without leave, in arrest, in confinement, illness not in line of duty, or otherwise not available as a result of their own misconduct will be indicated by the letter "U."
Wherever the abbreviation "A" is used, the numbering
sequence of days off will be interrupted. Wherever the abbreviations
"D" or "U" are used, the numbering sequence will continue and the
appropriate number will be included with the abbreviation. See examples
figure 1
Consolidated weekday-weekend-holiday DA Form 6 will be maintained, at the discretion of the commander, in accordance with paragraph 11 .
When details from units will be formed by taking units in turn according to one DA Form 6 , the DA Form 6 may be used by listing unit designations in the place of individual names. Commanders may devise their own method of assigning details to units. Field Manual (FM) 22-6, appendix B provides examples of some methods that may be employed. However, it is emphasized that commanders may use whatever system best meets their needs as long as equity is maintained.
a. The sequence of numbers shows the number of details made from this DA Form 6 since the Soldier concerned was last detailed as charge of quarters, excluding any details made from DA Form 6 while such Soldier was in a nonchargeable status.
b. The diagonal lines in the right corner of any block indicate performance of the duty on that date.
c. The numbers in parentheses immediately following a Soldier's name refer to a corresponding explanatory remark on the reverse of DA Form 6. Examples shown in figure 1 are not intended to limit the types of remarks that may be used, nor are they required in all cases. Personnel responsible for the preparation and maintenance of DA Form 6 will determine the necessity or desirability of using an explanatory remark each time an individual is not available for detail. (As an example, while it may be desirable to use a remark indicating a leave period for an individual on a DA Form 6 with only a small number of personnel listed, it may prove to be less time consuming and therefore more economical to use other source documents for reference when a DA Form 6 contains a large number of names.) However, as a minimum, a remark will be used to explain the reason an individual's name was added to or deleted from a DA Form 6.
Where consolidated DA Forms 6 are maintained, the procedures outlined in paragraph 10 will apply with the following exceptions:
a. Entries for weekends and holidays, as well as entries for weekdays, will be posted on the same DA Form 6 . Separate numbering sequences may be established.
b. The weekend-holiday periods may be indicated by a system of vertical red lines, as indicated by heavy lines in figure 1 , or by entering the dates, numbers, and diagonal lines, indicating performance of duty on those dates, in red to identify or separate the weekend-holiday periods from the weekday postings.
Army publications and field manuals are available on the Army Publishing Directorate (APD) Web site ( http://www.apd.army.mil ).
This section contains no entries.
Unless otherwise indicated, DA forms are available on the Army Publishing Directorate (APD) Web site ( http://www.apd.army.mil ).
1. Function
The function covered by this evaluation provides users with a tool for using DA Form 6 .
2. Purpose
The purpose of this evaluation is to assist commanders in evaluating the key internal controls listed. It is intended as a guide and does not cover all controls.
3. Instructions
Answers must be based on the actual testing of key internal controls (for example, document analysis, direct observation, sampling, simulation, or other). Answers that indicate deficiencies must be explained and the corrective action identified in supporting documentation. These internal controls must be evaluated at least every 2 years. Certification that this evaluation has been conducted must be accomplished on the DA Form 11-2 (Internal Control Evaluation Certification).
4. Test questions
a. Has the local command developed controls to ensure that Soldiers are equitably detailed for duties?
b. Has individual(s) responsible for maintaining the DA Form 6 been properly trained in its use?
5. Comments
Help to make this a better tool for evaluating internal controls. Submit comments to Commander, U.S. Army Human Resources Command (AHRC-PDP-P), 1600 Spearhead Division Drive, Fort Knox, KY 40122-5408.
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TC TO MARGARET A. CARLYLE; 26 July 1849; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18490726-TC-MAC-01; CL 24: 145-146
Lisnagry near Limerick, 26 july 1849—
My dear Mother,
I got Jack's two Newspapers at Limerick the night before last, and returned one of them to him; I wish I had found a Letter too,—but there was none! I heard from Jane however; who, I think, is now on the last stage of her road towards Auchtertool, if not arrived there by this time. Tell Jack my next "Post-Office" after Galway is Sligo; but this I think will be too late now for a Letter: however, if he will bestir himself within a day or two after receipt of this, and address "Post-Office, Londonderry," I could hope to find it there after getting out of Gweedore and the Donegal wildernesses; which would be a great pleasure to me at the end of my pilgrimings! For this Irish Tour of mine is now looking towards its close; I have been travelling ever since Killarney with my face rather homewards; and once at Derry I shall have only to look out for some Steamer towards Scotland, there or at some other Northern Port, and so come home to you after all! Belfast I think is the only Port that communicates with Annan: it will depend purely on the days, whether I shall go on to Belfast, or take the sea at Derry for Glasgow, and so arrive upon you by rail. Bid the Doctor ascertain if he can what are the Belfast and Annan days; that I may see at Derry what is to be aimed at.— Everything is very uncertain in this region; everybody seems to answer your question, not according to what the fact is, but according to what he thinks will please you: you cannot till you see it, in general, ascertain any point, even the sailing of a Steamer or the hour of a Coach-departure. Woe is them that do not stand by the truth: truth forsakes them (very naturally), and they come at last to be in want of all that truth gives,—even of a morsel of food!
I forget where it was I wrote to you last; was it at Killarney, my next stage after Cork? Or perhaps I only wrote to Jane there? I was much hurried, and had nothing but galloping to and fro while in those regions. I wrote to Jean, to Dumfries, three days ago; which news she may perhaps have forwarded to Scotsbrig. I was there reposing for two days (Saturday till Monday morning) at a beautiful place called Ballygiblin near Mallow; the Lady of which was the once celebrated Actress Miss O'Neil (ask John about her), now a most strict religious Lady, of very high paces indeed; with a sumptuous well-ordered House, and the stamp of her own rigorous correct character impressed on all her people and possessions. A woman worth seeing once and away. Her husband, Sir W. Beecher, an excellent elderly gentn, brought me strongly in mind of Johnstone of Grange:1 I also found other good people there, went to (Protestant) Church &c; but next door to them in both cases is an "Absentee," whose tenants are all in ruin; whose very lands are now lying desolate, nothing growing on them but a wood of dockens [weeds]— The potatoes are said to be now declaring themselves blighted again in whole or in part is yet uncertain. Unhappy people!
I sent a Newspaper once to Mary at Gill; tell Jamie I hope to see him soon, at Annan or otherwise. Blessings on you all! T. Car[lyle]


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Rhubarb Cheesecake Dessert RecipeRead Reviews Be the first to add a review
- 1 cup all-purpose flour
- 1/2 cup packed brown sugar
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 cup cold butter
- 1/2 cup chopped walnuts
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 2 packages (8 ounces each) cream cheese, softened
- 3/4 cup sugar
- 3 eggs, lightly beaten
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 cup sugar
- 1 tablespoon cornstarch
- 1/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/4 cup water
- 3 cups chopped fresh or frozen rhubarb, thawed and drained
- In a bowl, combine flour, brown sugar and salt; cut in butter until mixture resembles coarse crumbs. Stir in walnuts and vanilla. Press into a greased 13-in. x 9-in. baking dish. Bake at 375° for 10 minutes. Cool slightly.
- In a large bowl, beat cream cheese and sugar until lightly and fluffy. Add egg; beat on low speed just until combined. Add vanilla. Pour over the crust. Bake for 20-25 minutes or until center is set and edges are light brown. Cool on a wire rack for 1 hour.
- In a large saucepan, combine the sugar, cornstarch and cinnamon. Gradually stir in water until smooth. Add rhubarb. Bring to a boil over medium heat; cook and stir for 5 minutes or until thickened. Cool. Pour over filling. Refrigerate at least 1 hour. Refrigerate leftovers. Yield: 12-15 servings.
Reviews for Rhubarb Cheesecake Dessert
"I liked this dessert - unique way to use rhubarb when it's in season and the cheesecake and crust were very good. I gave it four stars because the amount of rhubarb was far from enough to adequately cover the cheesecake layer, and I had used a heaping four cups of rhubarb, measured while frozen, instead of the three cups the recipe called for. The resulting topping was thin; next time I would double the amount. I also added a couple drops of red food coloring when the sauce had cooled for extra color."
"So so sooooo good. I used 4 cups fresh rhubarb and added just a sprinkle of a red colored jello for some visual appeal."
"This has been a tried and true for me since it was first published in 1998. The review wouldn't let me click on stars, but I would give it more than 5 if I could!"
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The Panama City Police Department Saturday morning arrested a suspect wanted for a Friday night shooting on the street in the Sherman Ave and 9th Court area in Millville.
Police arrested Laportea Markeze Howard, 21, Saturday morning after a shooting around 11 p.m. Friday that sent two victims to the hospital.
Howard was charged with one count of discharging a firearm in public, one count of felon in possession of a firearm, and one count of violation of probation for a previous charge of felony battery.
One of the victims, Keneen Tarell Gary, 20, is still in the hospital after being treated for a gunshot wound to the hip area. Police said the injury is not life threatening. Cleveland Derrill Tubbs, 19, was released after being treated for his gunshot injury to the leg.
Detectives were unable to release and motive or details ofr the incident. But, they did indicate they expected more arrests in the case as the investigation continues.


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Mike Mulugeta And Sunil Tripathi Falsely Identified As Boston Bombing Suspects
Contrary to social media, Mike Mulugeta And Sunil Tripathi are not suspects in the Boston Marathon bombing. (Photo: Reuters)
Overnight, Mike Mulugeta and Sunil Tripathi were incorrectly identified as the two suspects in the Boston Marathon bombings.
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Per NBC News, the trouble began when a Twitter page for the group Anonymous wrote that the Boston Police scanner identified Mike Mulugeta as Suspect 1 and Sunil Tripathi as Suspect 2. This message quickly spread, and many people assumed these were the two people being hunted by the FBI. Only later did AP and other news organizations report that the alleged suspects are brothers Tsarnaev and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev. Mike Muluget and Sunil Tripathi were apparently not involved in the attacks.
Per the Brown Daily Herald, Sunil Tripathi, a student at the university, has been missing for several weeks. ABC News reported late last month that video footage from the night he disappeared showed him leaving his apartment without his wallet or phone.
A Facebook page has been set up dedicated to finding the missing student. The people behind that page posted a message on Friday morning about these false allegations.
"A tremendous and painful amount of attention has been cast on our beloved Sunil Tripathi in the past twelve hours, the message read in part. "We have known unequivocally all along that neither individual suspected as responsible for the Boston Marathon bombings was Sunil. We are grateful to all of you who have followed us on Facebook, Twitter, and Reddit-supporting us over the recent hours. Now more than ever our greatest strength comes from your enduring support."
This misidentification of Mike Mulugeta and Sunil Tripathi as suspects in the Boston bombing is just one of the errors the media has made in its coverage of this case. As the Washington Post notes, the New York Post reported on the day of the attack that 12 people had been killed. The paper stuck with his number even after authorities claimed that only three had died.
Later this week, that same paper posted a cover photo of two young men at the marathon complete with the headline "Bag Men." The subhead then stated that authorities were searching for the identities of the pair, seemingly implying that they were suspects in the case. However, as the Huffington Post notes, the story itself actually stated that those two men were not necessarily the Boston bombing suspects seen in surveillance videos.
Indeed, it seems that these two men were also falsely identified as suspects, just like Mike Mulugeta and Sunil Tripathi were. One of the young men is actually a teenager from a local high school, and he spoke to the New York Daily News about his ordeal.
"It's such a disaster," Salah Barhoum said. "To be blamed for all that injury and death. It's the worst."
Meanwhile, as the New York Times notes, the FBI called out several respected media outlets, including the Boston Globe, CNN and AP, for reporting that a suspect in the Boston bombing was in custody or arrested. At that time, the bombing suspects had not even been identified.
"Over the past day and a half, there have been a number of press reports based on information from unofficial sources that has been inaccurate," the FBI said in a statement. "Since these stories often have unintended consequences, we ask the media, particularly at this early stage of the investigation, to exercise caution and attempt to verify information through appropriate official channels before reporting."
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Archive for June 2012
Math goes to the movies
Get a behind-the-scenes look at the mathematics underlying movie special effects at this free public event, July 11 at 6:15 PM at the Hyatt Regency Minneapolis.
Minneapolis, MN—27 June, 2012—What do Avatar, The Chronicles of Narnia, X-Men, Harry Potter, and Pirates of the Caribbean have in common?
Simulated physics.
That's right. Making visual effects real for movie audiences—be it Avatar's vast ocean surface or rising water levels in The Deathly Hallows—requires quite a bit of physics and math. Physical equations and scientific computations are generated behind the scenes to ensure that the elements you see on the big screen obey the same laws of physics as their real counterparts. Read the rest of this entry »
The math of malaria
Philadelphia, PA – June 20, 2012—Malaria affects over 200 million individuals every year and kills hundreds of thousands of people worldwide. The disease varies greatly from region to region in the species that cause it and in the carriers that spread it. It is easily transmitted across regions through travel and migration. This results in outbreaks of the disease even in regions that are essentially malaria-free, such as the United States. Malaria has been nearly eliminated in the U.S. since the 1950s, but the country continues to see roughly 1,500 cases a year, most of them from travelers. Hence, the movement or dispersal of populations becomes important in the study of the disease.
In a paper published this month in the SIAM Journal on Applied Mathematics, authors Daozhou Gao and Shigui Ruan propose a mathematical model to study malaria transmission. Read the rest of this entry »
SIAM Unwrapped June 2012
News & announcements for the SIAM membership community
The latest SIAM Report on Mathematics in Industry, highlighting the essential role mathematics plays in various disciplines in the industrial sector, is now available. Find further details and a link to the full report below.
If you're moving or have any other changes to your profile information, please remember to update your record at my.siam.org. Read the rest of this entry »
Watch highlights from M3 Challenge 2012!
Watch highlights from Moody's Mega Math Challenge 2012, where thousands of high school students from the Eastern U.S. created mathematical models to determine the best regions in the country for establishing rail lines as part of a revived High-Speed Intercity Passenger Rail (HSIPR) Program. The regions were ranked based on estimates of ridership numbers over the next 20 years, and costs of building and maintenance, in addition to the effects such rail networks would have on American dependence on foreign energy.
SIAM responds to PCAST Engage to Excel report
The 2012 President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology (PCAST) report, "Engage to Excel: Producing One Million Additional College Graduates with Degrees in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics," calls for exactly what it's name indicates: a nationwide initiative to promote science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) education in the first two years of college.
SIAM strongly supports the PCAST report's call for a national experiment to improve mathematics education, including an initiative to improve K-16 mathematics teaching and learning and to build on frontier math and science as well as STEM learning research to catalyze student engagement and learning.
SIAM also agrees with the PCAST report's finding that undergraduate students need mathematics exposure that is compelling and relevant to their STEM interests. However, the report proposes to achieve this by recommending that math courses be taught by non-mathematicians.
While SIAM understands the underlying goal to better connect students to the most relevant math skills for their respective disciplines, we believe that collaboration with mathematicians, rather than removing mathematicians from educational roles is important to achieve these objectives, as this will ensure student access to relevant and exciting learning experiences with appropriate breadth and depth.
SIAM's community of applied mathematicians and computational scientists interact and collaborate daily with scientists and engineers in various STEM fields. Just as research collaborations between mathematicians and computational scientists and those in other STEM disciplines have found so much success, so can collaborations between mathematicians and STEM practitioners leading to engaging educational programs. SIAM members routinely work with faculty in other disciplines to teach math as well as science and engineering courses.
The SIAM community is committed to this cause as SIAM has made advances in fostering collaborations across the STEM spectrum and promoting education at all levels over the last few decades. The applied mathematics community can play a very significant role in improving undergraduate education and in increasing the STEM pipeline.
Please read SIAM's full response here.
The original PCAST report can be accessed on the Whitehouse website here.
Call for Proposals: SAMSI Summer Programs and Workshops
This is a paid announcement that appeared in SIAM News.
The Statistical and Applied Mathematical Sciences Institute has issued a call for proposals for summer programs and workshops that are focused on topics within the broad spectrum of new or recent research themes covered by SAMSI, to take place in the summer of 2013. Summer programs are short (one to two weeks) research programs that are consistent with SAMSI's core theme of bringing together statisticians, applied mathematicians, other mathematical scientists, and researchers in other disciplines; however, not every proposal needs to include all of these elements. Workshops are typically shorter (two to three days) and are focused on specific topics. Summer programs and workshops can act as seeds from which future year-long programs develop; such activities can help participants develop new SAMSI research themes without the workload required for year-long programs.
Solar Crest Publishing: New Book Announcement
This is a paid announcement that appeared in SIAM News.
Introduction to Dynamical Systems and Geometric Mechanics
This text offers a comprehensive introduction to dynamics and mechanics from a modern geometric perspective, and contains several recent research results previously unpublished in any text.
For more information and a Google preview, readers should visit the Solar Crest Publishing website at http://www.solarcrestpublishing.com. For a limited time, readers can receive 30% off an order by using Coupon Code SIAM30.
University of South Carolina Call for Nominations: 2013 Vasil Popov Prize
This is a paid announcement that appeared in SIAM News.
Nominations are being accepted for the 2013 Vasil Popov Prize. The prize is awarded every three years for outstanding research in fields related to the work of Vasil A. Popov, who is best known for his contributions to approximation theory. Candidates must have received a PhD within the previous six years.
Nominations, which should include a brief description of relevant work and a vita of the nominee, should be sent to: Pencho Petrushev, Chair, Popov Prize Selection Committee, Inter-disciplinary Mathematics Institute, University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC 29208; firstname.lastname@example.com. The deadline for nominations is November 15, 2012.
The prize will be awarded in April 2013 at the 14th International Conference in Approximation Theory, in San Antonio, Texas.
For further information, readers can visit http://imi.cas.sc.edu/popov-prize-call-nominations/.


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What is The PetFirst 30 Day Program?
PetFirst's 30-day pet insurance plan is an offer available to any qualifying dog and cat adopted from your organization, 7 weeks and older. This program ensures the pets you adopt out are covered for accidents and illnesses once they leave your care. The 30-day pet insurance reimburses 100% of vet bills incurred during this time up to $500 per incident after a $50 deductible, which can be a safety net for a pet parent to be able to afford an unforeseen medical emergency, rather than making the tragic decision not to treat. Be sure to view the PetFirst Reference Guide for additional information and exclusions.
Benefits for Adopters
Why offer this to your adopters? The PetFirst 30-Day Program provides the opportunity for adopted pets to receive pet insurance and offers added benefits to your adopters, including:
- $1,000 of accident and illness coverage for 30-days days at no cost!
- Covers any qualifying cat or dog, regardless breed
- Able to use the vet of their choosing
- Added support post-adoption
How does PetFirst differ from other 30-day pet insurance programs out there? View our 30-Day Coverage Summary.
How Pet Insurance Works
Benefits for Petfinder Members
We are proud to partner with PetFirst to provide an additional tool in your pet adoption program. The PetFirst 30-Day Program can bring the following benefits to your shelter or rescue group:
- Added value to your pet adoptions
- No cost to your organization and no contracts
- Helps ensure your pets' health and well-being for 30 Days after they leave your care
- Free PetFirst Posters, leaflets, stickers and more for your organization
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STEP 1: Just save this One Page Summary and send as an attachment to adopters or print for your adoption kits. At the point of adoption the counselor should show the leaflet or summary provided by PetFirst to the adopter and reference the added benefits for the health and well-being for their newly adopted pet.
STEP 2: Adopters must call PetFirst's toll-free number 855-710-7387 to activate the coverage. If adopters fail to call, the policy will not be activated.
STEP 3: The insurance becomes effective at midnight EST following the activation. Not retroactive and exclusion may apply.
Download and use the Activation Email Follow Up Template and add a web banner to your site to promote this adopter offer.
Contact Information
Samantha Weldon, PetFirst Account Executive | email@example.com | (812) 206-6931
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When I Am King
James Sudakow (electric violin) and Eric Zimmermann (electric guitar, programming)
There Is No Sound In Space
James Sudakow (electric violin), Eric Zimmermann (electric guitar, programming).
Composed by James Sudakow.
Recorded: Prosper, Texas, 2008
Rating: 88/100 (learn more)
Violinist James Sudakow's music is not for the faint of heart. He lists Jimi Hendrix, John McLaughlin, Jean Luc Ponty, Jerry Goodman and other fusion notables as influences. But with the exception of two cuts (the other being "The Greatest Life I've Even Known"), this music is more electronica than fusion, as if Tangerine Dream had swallowed Kraftwerk and couldn't quite stomach it. (You youngsters can go run for Internet sound bytes from those ancient bands now if you want.)
"When I Am King" is the album's most accessible piece. Sudakow is not shy. He comes at you with strings blazing. His lines are harsh and dramatic. Subtlety is not in his vocabulary. Guitarist and programmer Eric Zimmermann reads out of the same dictionary. His disjointed electric forays actually give the piece some structure, and his programming deserves special note. He has concocted a wobbly seamless synthesized bassline in the form of a sine wave that is the heart of the piece. It reminds me of the old ad slogan for the weeble toy: "Weebles wobble, but they won't fall down." You will find yourself following this weeble from beginning to end.
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For matrices that are elements of $SO(3)$ is there a formula for the eigenvectors corresponding to the eigenvalue $1$ in terms of the entries of the matrix?
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Let $A \in SO(3)$. The matrix $A-A^T$ is skew-symmetric, hence of the form $$ \begin{pmatrix} 0 & a & b \\ -a & 0 & c \\ -b & -c & 0 \end{pmatrix} $$ for some $a$, $b$, $c$. Then the vector $(-c,b,-a)^T$ is an eigenvector of $A$ with eigenvalue $1$.
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I've been playing
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on my iPad since it came out earlier this year. The game is a turn based strategy game where two teams try to destory the crystals of the other team (or eliminate the other team). The game is fantastic as there are a ton of different strategies you can use to win and Robot Entertainment has done a fantastic job of adding new content and maps, keeping the game fresh.
Today Robot Entertainment has announced that they are bringing the game to Steam on August 8th (no word if this is just for Windows PCs or Macs or both). The PC version of the game will even support cross-system game play so I'll finally be able to play John in the game.
That's not all though as the Steam version will include a new
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Personally I'm pretty stoked about this and I'm interested to see what the pricing is for the PC version, especially for those who have bought all the upgrades since the game was released.
Steam version to include exclusive playable Team Fortress 2™ team and unlockables.
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– June 29, 2012 – Robot Entertainment has announced that their critically acclaimed mobile strategy game,
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, is coming to Steam on August 8, 2012. Players who purchase the game on Steam will unlock an exclusive new heroic team featuring the mercenaries from Valve Corporation's wildly popular
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Blending classic tactics gaming with the fast-paced action of modern casual titles,
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"Working with Valve on this major franchise and bringing their popular characters into our world is groundbreaking in the world of gaming. It marks the first time we've seen a major crossover of characters from the PC to mobile devices and from the first-person shooter genre to turned-based strategy," said Robot Entertainment CEO Patrick Hudson. "It's a great testament to Valve as a visionary partner and their passion for giving gamers what they want."
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Hero Academy
Cross-Platform Multiplayer Gaming
– Challenge friends on Steam or iOS to asynchronous one-on-one battles via online multiplayer. Play a heated bout in twenty minutes or across a full day, whenever you have a few moments. Play all of your
Hero Academy
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Exclusive TF2 team
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includes the Council starter team and an exclusive new team featuring characters, upgrades, and abilities from
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Hero Academy
Team Fortress 2
unlockable items
– Each expansion team purchased in
Hero Academy
on Steam will unlock a unique cosmetic item in
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Hubble Telescope Engineer Volunteers at Ariel U
Randy Billingham, who worked on corrective optic for the Hubble Space Telescope, volunteers to teach at Samaria university.
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First Publish: 11/22/2011, 12:39 PM
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The Ariel University Center (AUC) continues to attract volunteers from abroad who see bolstering the academic institution as a personal mission. This year AUC is hosting a highly qualified electrical engineer from the USA, with 30 years of experience in the field, as a volunteer teacher.
Randy Billingham of Iowa, who will be volunteering for the entire school year, was part of a team that worked on corrective optic for the Hubble Space Telescope. Randy says it was like fitting a new pair of glasses on the telescope.
Randy and his wife and son have all come to live in Ariel for this school year mainly so his wife, Mary, and son, Jason, can be a part of a special External Studies Modern Hebrew and Jewish Heritage program for non Jews from other countries. This one year program is organized by Heartland Studies – chaired by Kobi Pinhasov – in conjunction with AUC.
Graduate student and undergraduate lab instructor, Eldad Holdengreber, said that the students are already benefiting from Randy's expertise and knowledge, and that the guest lecturer "is providing new information as well as reinforcing the knowledge they already have." Eldad also said that while they have had advisors from other countries it is very unique to have a volunteer for an entire year. Students praised Randy for helping them understand "the smaller goals needed in order to complete their major project."
AUC's engineering program has students focusing on Electrical Engineering and Electronics, Industrial Engineering, Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology, Mechanical Engineering and Mechatronics (robotics), Civil Engineering, and Materials Science. The four areas that Randy is helping with include: mechanical, electrical, software, and project management.
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Over the next two weeks, NIUHuskies.com will preview every position on the 2013 Northern Illinois football team, continuing today with the wide receivers. In addition, sign up for Huskies All-Access to see a video breakdown of every position with interviews and practice highlights. The video will be available within 24 hours after the article is posted. Wednesday's position group: defensive line. Previous Position PreviewsSafetiesOffensive LineLinebackersFullbacks and Tight EndsSpecialistsQuarterbacksDeKALB, Ill. – Replacement is a common word in college football, especially on the field. When a standout graduates at a particular position, it is up to the coaching staff to find someone to fill that role and emerge as a difference maker.This year, it is NIU's receiving corps who will be faced with the task of replacing two playmakers at wide receiver.After losing Martel Moore and Perez Ashford to graduation, juniors Tommylee Lewis (Riviera Beach, Fla./W.T. Dwyer) and Da'Ron Brown (Chicago, Ill./Morgan Park) stand as the most experienced players at the position. In two seasons, the Floridian speedster Lewis has caught 48 passes for 539 yards and five touchdowns. His biggest claim to fame, though, is in his kick returning abilities, as he has returned 54 kicks for 1,344 yards (a 24.9 yard average) and three touchdowns. Meanwhile, Brown has grabbed 41 passes for 478 yards and four touchdowns in three seasons in the Cardinal and Black.After spending the last two seasons as strong third and fourth options at receiver, it will be up to these two to become the leaders of the group."They both have stepped up and been tremendous leaders for us in the classroom and on the field," said NIU assistant coach Thad Ward. "They have stepped up and done a great job so far."In addition, sophomores Juwan Brescacin (Mississauga, Ontario/Culver Academy [Ind.]), Angelo Sebastiano (Coconut Creek, Fla./North Broward Prep) and Jacob Brinlee (Lake Zurich, Ill./Lake Zurich/Fork Union Military Academy) also bring experience after debuting last season. Combined, the trio had 18 receptions for 287 yards and one touchdown, but those numbers should jump dramatically in 2013.Brescacin showed glimpses of big-play ability last season by averaging 20.3 yards per reception, a mark that was tops on the team among players with double-digit catches. Also, Brinlee and Sebastiano's versatility in other facets of the game – such as on running plays and in punt returns – make them valuable for the Huskies."As a group, I think all of them are going to make a big contribution," Ward said. "They're still finding out what they can do and (we want to) put them in a positive situation where they can be successful."As was touched on earlier, the youth and talent at the position are plentiful with three redshirt freshmen and five true freshmen. With a year in the system, Clayton Glasper (Peoria, Ill./Richwoods) is one individual who is looking to make contributions on the offensive side and has the size – 6-4 and 202 pounds – to cause matchup problems on the outside. Meanwhile, quarterbacks-turned-wide receivers Matt Williams (Geneva, Ill./Geneva) and Johnny Eagan (Wautoma, Wis./Wautoma) also should be in the mix.Much as it has the past two seasons with Lewis and Brinlee, the Huskies could see contributions from their true freshmen. NIU will get plenty of speed in Chad Beebe (Aurora, Ill./Aurora Christian), son of longtime NFL veteran Don Beebe, and Aregeros Turner (Copley, Ohio/Copley). Additionally, the Huskies also bring in two big receivers with Blake Holder (Streamwood, Ill./Streamwood) and Malik Mitchell (Alpharetta, Ga./Milton). Combined, the quartet has shown flashes of big-play ability in fall practices, raising the possibility that one or more members of this group could make an immediate impact on the team."They're still going along (and) we're still evaluating that," Ward said. "We probably will see an immediate impact for some of those guys, though.""Aregeros Turner has done a great job. Chad Beebe has done a great job for us in camp and Malik Mitchell. All three of them have done a great job. They're sharp kids and their growing each and every day."Though youth dominates the position, don't expect the big-play capability that last season's team featured on the outside to drop off much or at all.
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Of all of the unique and unusual ways to mark George Washington's Birthday, the Mexican-American debutantes of Laredo, Texas have one of the longest-standing, most colorful and liveliest. This year marks the 116th annual Las Marthas celebration, where young women don elegant colonial-era ball gowns for a coming out party that would surely make old George himself smile. This celebration forms the centerpiece of the new film, Las Marthas, which debuts on PBS February 17 – just in time for the official if not actual birthday of the nation's first president.
Filmmaker Christina Ibarra's coverage of this bright, cheerful, almost story-book gala is delightfully entertaining, but it is about more than just pretty young girls in beautiful dresses –custom dresses than can cost up to $30,000 to make. This is also a story of power and privilege, of old traditions and even older money, and of a little-known but century-plus-long effort to bind together the communities and traditions on both sides of the Texas-Mexico border.
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Las Marthas is also more than just a documentary about a celebration. It is also the story of two young women, Laurita and Rosario, who are thrust into the maelstrom that is the Colonial Ball hosted by the elite Society of Martha Washington. Laurita, of old Spanish grandee descent, is the 13th young woman in her family to participate in the grand ball, yet is also a modern woman, uncomfortable with many of the trappings of wealth and privilege that the gathering represents. Rosario, young Mexican woman educated in the United States, is also a beauty queen and the first in her family to be invited to participate. For her it is all about learning the rules and trying to fit in, while still holding on to her own culture and traditions.
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