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Merrick McKoy allegedly killed baby after posting their photo on Facebook (23)
Each post in our Mile High Murder archive is heartbreaking. But the death of nineteen-month-old Mia McKoy-Phanthavongsa is among the most tragic we've ever recounted.Big photos, video below.
The working theory: Mia's father, Merrick McKoy, age 22, took a self-portrait of the two of them, posted it to Facebook, then killed the beautiful little girl before turning the gun on himself.
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At 9:35 a.m. on Monday, November 18, according to the Westminster Police Department, officers were dispatched to an apartment at 7030 Stuart Street, an area captured in the interactive graphic below. If you have problems seeing the image, click "View Larger Map."
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Of the two calls to police about trouble at the address, one of them came from Kimphone "Kim" Phanthavongsa, Mia's 21-year-old mother. She told dispatch that she woke up to find McKoy, described as her ex-boyfriend, standing over her with a handgun.
The WPD notes that McKoy didn't live in the apartment -- and indeed, he had a restraining order against him that was intended to keep him a considerable distance away from it. As reported by 7News, the document was issued after a domestic violence episode that took place on September 27, several months after McKoy had filed a lawsuit calling for reallocation of parental rights. He was accused of trespassing, telephone harassment, burglary and assault in the incident and soon found himself behind bars. However, he subsequently posted a $20,000 bond and was set free.An earlier photo of McKoy and Mia.
The WPD release notes that "an altercation ensued" after Kim saw the armed McKoy. She escaped the situation by running to the home of a neighbor and immediately called the cops. But by the time the officers arrived, both Mia and McKoy were suffering from gunshot wounds. Mia was taken to St. Anthony North Hospital but didn't survive her injuries. McKoy did, but the most recent report we were able to find says he's in critical condition.
The story gets even more chilling after a visit to McKoy's Facebook page, which remains online at this writing under the name Type R Merrick; it's subtitled "(fuc kim)." A mobile post from Monday reads: "I told u I can't live without u lol u thought I was joking now me n Mia out this bitch."
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Two more mobile posts followed. The first reads, "Ima miss stall lol." The second states, "Don't judge me had no choice."
The Facebook response from McKoy's sister, Veleisha, conveys the shock and anger this horrible act brought while paying tribute to an "angel" taken far before her time.
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My present plan is to build a rectangular pond with a liner that is partly below ground level and partly above ground level. The pond will be made of concrete block (8" x 8" x 16") and mortar. The pond will be approximately 8 feet wide and 24 feet long.
Due to the location I think that I may only be able to go about 20-24 inches deep. As such I expect to have 16 inches of pond wall below ground (about 2 concrete blocks) and about 24 inches of pond wall above ground (about 3 concrete blocks). My concern is the sheer weight of water on the 24 inches above ground that pushes outward. Will it need some type of extra reinforcement to contain this amount of water and prevent the mortar joints of the pond wall from cracking/breaking? If I can manage to get 3 concrete blocks below ground then there would be 16 inches of pond wall (2 blocks) above ground. Would this be able to hold this weight of water or would it also need reinforcement? In both cases this is a LOT of water. I would prefer to not fill the hollow concrete blocks with concrete and rebar ($$$$) to reinforce them, but will if anyone has experience in this area with the materials. If anyone has any suggestions for a lower cost means to reinforce the wall I'd love to hear it. NOTE: For aesthetic reasons due to location, between 16" to 24" must be above ground.
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Concrete blocks are very strong against downward pressure. mortor is weak...it's only purpose to keep the blocks together. The kind of forces you are looking at in pond construction are not downward, but outward. And the force will be very great. There really is no way to use concrete blocks safely without filling them with concrete and rebar. But have you thought about using landscape blocks above ground? They have a small lip on the back edge that is designed to lock against the block below it. They are designed to be used in retaining walls and would be very strong. They dry-stack together so it's pretty easy to build with them. Cost wise....I could not tell you which is cheaper. |
- Posted by justplaindon 7 (My Page) on Sat, Jun 19, 10 at 13:15
ccoombs1, Thanks for the follow up. This is pretty much what I figured, but didn't know for sure. Since I already have the concrete blocks I'm going to go on as planned with the blocks along with some concrete and rebar. It won't be cheap, but it should last forever. Thanks again, |
- Posted by calamity_j z7bc (My Page) on Sat, Jun 19, 10 at 17:32
WOW! Great pics everyone! I love all the great advice people are willing to share here...I think it's better than most the "pond" builders that want you to hire them! |
- Posted by justplaindon 7 (My Page) on Sat, Jun 19, 10 at 18:09
lsst, I'll second the WOW!! To be honest I hadn't thought of adding horizontal rebar. I guess I figured that the combo of vertical rebar and filling the blocks with concrete would make a rigid enough structure. The combo of horizontal and vertical rebar seems like the best way to go. Thanks to everyone for their help, |
- Posted by cweathersby NE TX 7b/8a (My Page) on Sat, Jun 19, 10 at 20:02
My top pond is cinder blocks, concrete, and rebar. Fairly cheap. BUT I've got to say that I wouldn't do it that way again. I folded the liner where the water level is and did not realize that I would be able to see the liner. If I had it to do over again I would have done it differently- preferably would have found another way to water proof it. |
You won't need horizontal rebar at every course. I'd do the first course that is above ground level and another on the top. And you don't have to buy the blocks that are already notched out. Get a masonry blade for your circular saw and make 6 cuts in the block, so you can create a trough for the rebar to sit in. Once the cuts are made, just tap it with a hammer and the chuck falls out, leaving a nice grove in the top of the blocks. I have horizontal rebar in about every 3rd course and at the top, and vertical rebar and concrete in every hole. It would take a tank to knock this thing down! |
- Posted by justplaindon 7 (My Page) on Mon, Jun 21, 10 at 13:26
Man, I love this forum! ccoombs1, it looks like some blocks have mortar and some don't. Since I would be filling up the inside with concrete and using rebar, do you think I could get away without using mortar IF I coat the block with something like stucco that will prevent water from getting in any cracks (to prevent water from freezing and crackng seams in the winter)? Thanks to everyone, |
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None of them have any mortar. Mortar adds no strength against outward forces anyway, so it's not needed. I just dry stacked them and filled them all with concrete. |
Kalevi - That's exactly what I want to do in my new house with pavers! I love it! I'm moving from a large yard with 2, 1000 gal ponds and assorted other water features to a much smaller yard. I certainly still will want a pond and plan one like yours. Thinking about 18" below ground and 12" to 18" above. Same shape because I will back it up to a garage on the long side. A couple of questions: Does the paverwork go all the way down below ground level or can I dig down and line the below ground portion and start the paverwork at ground level? What would be stronger? ANyone else who has done something like this, feel free to join the discussion! |
I left a plant shelf at grade level. I dug a small trench that I filled with stone dust for the blocks to sit on so the blocks are at grade level. Then I had about a 1'wide plant shelf sticking out after which I dug down to 18' deep. I laid all of the blocks except the top row, then put in the liner and laid the top row on and then trimmed. My pond came out to about 1100 gallons. It is a 7' radius half-circle. |
Terrific! Love the plant shelf idea too. How deep did you dig for the crushed stone base? You're colder than I am. Any problem with heaving pavers with the rock base? |
Pat: The crushed stone go about 4" deep and 1" wider than the blocks on both sides. No heaving. The pond does not freeze all the way down so I can winter my fish outside and the plants which I sink into the deep part for winter. |
Perfect! Thanks so much for the info. I have been scouring sites to find the right design and materials to do just what you did. Glad to know it doesn't freeze solid tho' @ 30" it shouldn't here either. As much as I am going to miss my 15 year old ponds here, I am excited about a new start, especially with your info. Thanks, again. |
This works OK for a water height of 18" above grade. I would go with some reinforcement if you want to go much higher with the water level above grade. |
- Posted by Don-from-Haiti none (My Page) on Sat, Aug 31, 13 at 16:33
I am building a swimming pool in the beach. I will use a solar pump to bring the water from the ocean. I was going to use 8" blocks and make it about 4 to 5 feet deep. With the water pressure inside and the sand and water pressure outside, would rebar vertical and horizontal and filling the blocks with concrete be good enough |
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National disability charity, Livability, together with BBC Radio Two's Roger Royle, is inviting participants to embark on a unique challenge this November, following the footsteps of Moses at Mount Sinai.
The five day trip will involve hiking through the picturesque Sinai valley, a visit to St Katherine's Monastery and a trek up Moses Mountain, finishing at the Red Sea coral resort of Sharm el Sheikh.
Roger Royle is encouraging other intrepid explorers to join him on this trip of a lifetime, which will raise funds for Livability, the largest Christian disability charity in the UK. Livability works with over 8,000 disabled adults and children nation-wide providing residential care, holidays, education and community lifestyle support.
Roger Royle said: "I shall certainly be taking the tablets before I set off for Sinai and I just hope that my fellow travellers arent as troublesome as Moses' were. It will be a matter of putting a best foot forward in aid of a very worthwhile cause: Livability."
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For a cycling race that seemed to be going nowhere fast five years ago, the Desjardins Le Tour de Terra Cotta has become one of the most popular events on two wheels in Canada.
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"It was a gamble to move to Monday because there was a history of a holiday race but (the latter event) just petered out and with the Terra Cotta Inn closed for the holiday, it just seemed like a good fit," said the 79-year-old Webb, who will ride in the 52-km intermediate road race.
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I work with 9 close friends. We camp, fish, family picnics etc. and they all now that I CCW. They all love it and shoot with me quite often. The prob is this....I am not allowed to carry at work since it is an "unarmed" post. But every time we come up on a situation (burglary in progress, 10 crack heads, etc.) my partner always asks if I am pack'n (they are very relieved if I am).
I'm not certain if I will face criminal charges if I carry at work. I have reviewed the RCW's and can't find anything regarding CCW at a security position. I know that I will lose my job, but I would rather that then my life. I don't want to face criminal charges cause I was CCW within a security position. I know my immediate boss is against it (he thinks nothing bad will ever happen because he has been there for 13 years and had no more than a knife pointed at him). But every other person whom which I work with wants me to carry!
I would love to carry at work since that is were I encounter the most threats, but I want to do it legally (I have CPL). I was an armed guard in LA for 6 years and know that it is a big "NO NO" to go against policy. I'm just not sure about Washington.
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The Queue: There's more than one way to skin a worgen {WoW}
Oct 20th 2009 9:49AM The films brilliant and the book is brilliant as well, just be warned i think theres 5 or 6 books are Dune and they just get more sureal as they go.
I just feel sorry for Duncan, poor bloke, just leave him in peace.
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May 20th 2008 9:15PM Blizzard has set the rules for the game: No cheating is allowed. Blizzard considers Glider cheating. It's there game. They have rules for a reason. If you don't like the rules, don't play the game. We have rules in place for a reason: so that mass chaos doesn't break out. If people have a problem with following the rules, then they should expect to get punished for breaking them.
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May 18th 2008 4:30PM I understand what its like to be on the low rung of the raiding ladder becasue I was there not to long ago. I have been 70 now for about 8 months now and I have only run kara 3 times due to the fact that alot of the spots in kara runs are for higher guild level members that want to farm badges. I have no problem with this and I understand that I need to wait my turn and appreciate getting to run it with my guild, but right now there is a divide: high level geared players that are running instanses to farm badges, and new level 70's that need gear but can never get a spot in a raid.


text: He's got the sharpest look on the screen this season, but Edward Scissorhands is hardly on fashion's cutting edge. Costume designer Colleen Atwood says Edward's striking appearance is partly Victorian. ''I pulled a lot from the 19th century,'' explains Atwood, who used old machinery parts and vinyl to enhance the character's prefab image. Edward has modern precursors as well. Director Tim Burton (who dresses remarkably like the character) says Edward's alienated look mixes Charlie Chaplin's white-faced Tramp and Frankenstein a la Mel Brooks. And while the character's retro hair and penchant for leather clearly draw on punks like the Cure's Robert Smith, Atwood insists that Edward's accessories are not based on Cher's après-Sonny love for chain mail. Nor, she maintains, did he take tips from fashion Bad-boy Michael Jackson, who also enjoys buckling up.


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Our prayer is for our students to be so impacted by God that it affects our friendships, our focuses, our future and every aspect of our lives.
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Age graded classes are offered for children in 7th-12th grade at 9:45am on Sunday mornings. 'Known' is a Bible study curriculum with a holistic approach to spiritual development helping students know Christ, own their faith, and make their faith known.
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XP3 is a web-based topical curriculum for middle school and high school students that centers around the three eXPeriences students are hungry for: wonder, discovery and passion. We meet from 5:00 – 7:00 PM and have a great time with the eXPerience.
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The ongoing process of European integration and in particular the planned enlargement of the European Union present new challenges for the evolution of democracy in Europe. The research programme >node< of the Austrian Federal Ministry for Science and Research (bmwf) addresses the future of democracy in Europe. With >node<, we are inviting scientists to rethink democracy, to analyse political developments and processes and the mechanisms that guide and control them, and to come up with options and alternatives for the further development of democratic politics.
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Interior design students at Johnson County Community College are among the designers whose work is featured at the 43rd Symphony Designers' Showhouse in Kansas City, Mo.
JCCC students Constance Smithwick, Fairway, Deb King, Olathe, and Molly Bowen, Kansas City, Mo., worked with Jan Cummings, JCCC professor/chair, interior design, to create a design studio and creative refuge on the third floor of the house at 47 W. 53rd St., Kansas City, Mo.
A hand-knotted Serapi rug anchors the room, a light filled space wrapped with cool blue walls. Comfy chairs are upholstered in the blues and greens of the rug, with a pair of floor pillows reflecting warmer tones. An antique drop leaf table provides a surface for writing and creating, and photographic art and a traditional oil painting enliven the senses.
A fourth JCCC student, Jenna Hays, Parkville, Mo., created CAD drawings of the showhouse that appear in "Kansas City Homes and Gardens Magazine- Showhouse Edition," a book that showcases each room and its designers.
The showhouse opened to the public on Saturday, April 21, and closes Sunday, May 20. Hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays; 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Thursdays, and noon to 5 p.m. Sundays. The house is closed on Sundays for private parties.
JCCC interior design students are selling tickets for $13. Tickets are available at the student activities desk on the first floor of the Student Center on campus, in room 301 of the General Education Building, from interior design faculty members or Interior Design Student Association members. Tickets will be $15 at the door of the showhouse.
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Clydeside shipyard - work on construction of giant Cunarder "534" resumes.
Yacht 'Sceptre' is loaded onto liner ready to be taken to America.
Duke of Kent on a visit to a Glasgow shipyard.
New industrial estates being built in Glasgow.
The Prince of Wales meets dock workers in Scotland where he is well...
Oil tanker 'British Sailor' launched at Clydeside, Scotland.
Good scenes of urban decay in the heart of Glasgow's slums.
Footage of King George V on visit to Clydeside.
Princess Margaret launches the 'British Mariner' on...
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Pawan Kalyan, who is always known for his overt display of love and affection for his big brother Chiranjeevi, be it at any public appearance, surprised everyone by pulling off a turnabout.
At the launch of his upcoming film "Panjaa", which was held in the city on Saturday night, many eyebrows were raised at the fact that Pawan Kalyan walked in to the starry affair without his older brother in tow.
In fact, all of Pawan's family members — Naga Babu, Ramcharan Tej, Allu Aravind or even wife Renu were conspicuous by their absence. Midway through the event, it was even announced the actor Allu Arjun couldn't attend the event due to 'traffic problems', amidst much murmurs. That's not all. Throughout the evening, the actor seemed to be trying hard to prove a point about his 'independence' when he took to the stage.
The Power Star spoke about how he doesn't like the audience to see him as Chiranjeevi's carve a niche for himself. "When my brother first asked me about entering the film industry, I thought a lot about it and figured out that people will come to see my movies only because I am Chiranjeevi's brother. I didn't want to be known for just that. So, I waited for almost six years before feeling confident about myself. I don't believe in vaarasatwam (legacy). I have my own talent and I work hard. So I wanted to make it on my own," said Pawan, who was never this candid.
The actor added, "I never claim that my movie will become a hit. If the audience likes it, then it becomes successful. But I work with sincerity and dedication. I know I can't satisfy all my fans and I'm willing to do more films to entertain the audiences."
Pawan Kalyan, who stayed aloof all evening, kept himself busy chatting with his son, who was with him at this event. The only other family member present at the affair was Sai Dharma Tej, his nephew. We wonder, what's up?
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Moderated by Ken Wagner, Treasurer and Stewardship Coordinator of ARE.
Mirrors of Privilege: Making Whiteness Visible was the featured film for this session, the first of three nights of a film discussion series sponsored by Unitarian Universalist Allies for Racial Equity (ARE).
The film is the latest release of World Trust Educational Services and was produced and directed by Dr. Shakti Butler. Butler is a multiracial African American woman (African, Arawak Indian, and Russian-Jewish), described by World Trust as "a creative and visionary bridge builder who has challenged and inspired learning for over twenty-one years."
"Mirrors of Privilege is a moving call, long overdue, coming from the heart of white people working to restore their own humanity," says Van Jones, founder of Green for All and last year's Ware lecturer. "Undoing the false teachings of racial supremacy, which are all-pervasive and quite subtle, requires a lifetime of work."
The film consisted mainly of accounts from white women and men about their journey in gaining insight into what it means to, first of all, recognize white privilege, and then to challenge it. As white speakers recalled their first encounters with racism against blacks, Hispanics, and Asians, many still choked up at the memory of these painful childhood events.
A few observations of featured speakers in the film:
Ken Wagner moderated the discussion afterwards. Audience members talked about the comments and characters in the film they most identified with.
One attendee wondered how racism continues to perpetuate itself even though so many white people don't feel racist. The answer: It is so ingrained in the system that white people can't recognize their reality as just one perspective.
Attendees were left with the thought that it is each person's responsibility as a fair person and as part of becoming fully human to see—and help others see—our role in changing the culture.
ARE exists as a response to a request by Diverse and Revolutionary Unitarian Universalist Multicultural Ministries (DRUUMM) for a group of white antiracist allies to serve as partners in "building an antiracism movement among white Unitarian Universalists."
DRUUMM is a Unitarian Universalist people of color organization, formed in 1997 to provide support and advocacy for people of color working in professional capacities within Unitarian Universalism. DRUUMM has since expanded into a national organization for all Unitarian Universalists.
ARE states their mission thus: "To confront racism in ways that are accountable to communities of color and by creating opportunities for white UUs to understand white privilege and unlearn white supremacy."
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Romney up by 7 points, but Obama likely to win electoral college
Everyone knows electoral college votes decides the winner of a presidential election.
According to the Gallup poll Mitt Romney leads President Obama by 7 points among "likely voters," but "according to both Nate Silver and InTrade, President Obama has a better-than-60-percent chance of winning the election."
Despite Gallup's numbers, other polls show Obama comfortably in the lead in battleground states such as Iowa that will decide the election.
According to Ezra Klein, "Obama is winning the West (+6), the East (+4), and the Midwest (+4). The only region he's losing is the South.
Klein caught up with Frank Newport, the editor-in-chief of Gallup, and asked him about the logic behind the Gallup poll results.
Klein asked Newport to explain the "likely voters" model.
"The likely voters model takes into account changes in the response to questions about how closely they're following and how enthusiastic they are," Newport said. "It's not just capturing underlying movement — it's representing changes in enthusiasm."
So, in other words, the Gallup poll is based on the "enthusiasm" of the person being polled.
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Turbulence Commission: Psychographics: Consumer Survey by Dane Watkins: Corporations use state of the art technology to examine every aspect of your lifestyle and generate a unique psychological and demographic consumer profile. There are three archetypes of consumerism: "Basic Consumer — Merchandiser"; "Average Consumer — Passive Spectator"; and "Advanced Consumer — Networker". "Psychographics" is an online survey that helps you to evaluate your consumer status. Take the survey and discover your archetype!
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ST. PAUL – The Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED) awarded a $196,890 Minnesota Job Skills Partnership (MJSP) Low Income Worker Training Program grant to Jewish Family and Children's Service of Minneapolis to start 60 lower-income individuals on a path to information technology careers.
"Developing Minnesota's workforce is vital to our long-term economic success," said DEED Commissioner Katie Clark Sieben. "This investment in the state's underserved and underemployed populations will create opportunities for those with barriers to employment, and will seek to meet the growing needs of Minnesota employers."
Jewish Family and Children's Service of Minneapolis will partner with Creating IT Futures Foundation on the IT training project. The grant will fund eight weeks of technical and business skills training. Students who complete the training successfully will earn certification and be placed in a six-month paid apprenticeship.
During their apprenticeship, student-trainees can complete two additional no-cost online certification courses that will enable their advancement in the field. A number of participating employers, including Covidien, Health Partners, Medica, Medtronic and Tek Systems, have agreed to consider graduates of the program in filling full-time paid IT apprenticeship positions.
The goal of the MJSP Low Income Worker Training Program is to help individuals with incomes at or below 200 percent of the federal poverty line receive training that will lead to family-sustaining wages and economic self-sufficiency. In 2013, the Job Skills Partnership awarded $1.4 million for 12 Low Income Worker Training Program grants, expected to train 763 low-income individuals this year.
Governor Dayton and the Minnesota Legislature designated $8.4 million in the 2013 legislative session for the Job Skills Partnership.
Since the program's inception in 1983 the Minnesota Job Skills Partnership Program has awarded $131,837,515 and trained 261,192 workers.
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2003 (2001-2002 season)
The winners in the following categories were announced at the Isadora Duncan Dance Awards Ceremony
on April 28, 2003. (The winners are highlighted. The other finalists are also shown.)
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- MICHAEL LOWE, Bamboo, for Oakland Ballet
- Jess Curtis, fallen, for Jess Curtis/Gravity Physical Entertainment and fabrikCompanie
- Janice Garrett, Ostinato, for Janice Garrett and Dancers
- Alonzo King/Barthélemy Etoumba, The People of the Forest, for LINES Ballet
- Yuri Possokhov, Damned, for San Francisco Ballet
- Sue Roginski, One or Two, for Sue Roginski and Dancers
- MURIEL MAFFRE for her entire 2002 season with San Francisco Ballet at the War Memorial Opera House
- KELLY TEO in Diablo Ballet's Season Opening Gala
- ERIN YARBROUGH in Giselle (Coralli/Perrot, staged by Frederic Franklin) with Oakland Ballet
- Christy Funsch in One or Two, (Sue Roginski), at the Jon Sims Center for the Arts
- Robert Henry Johnson in When My Strength Is My Weakness (Laura
Elaine Ellis), at ODC Theater - Damian Smith in Othello (Lar Lubovitch), with San Francisco Ballet
- Carola Zertuche in Solea (Carola Zertuche) with Theatre Flamenco
- JOANNA BERMAN, JULIE DIANA, and KATITA WALDO in Dances at a Gathering (Jerome Robbins), with San Francisco Ballet
- Kara Davis, Jenifer Golden, Dana Lawton, Heather Tietsort in Wayfarers (Janice Garrett), with Janice Garrett and Dancers
- Terry Hatfield, Kerry Mehling in The Sleepwatchers (Deborah Slater), at ODC Theater
- La Tania, Ledoh in 14 Bells (improvisation conceived by Yannis Adoniou), West Wave Festival at the Cowell Theater
- Denis Nahat, Raymond Rodriguez in Graduation Ball (David Lichine), with Ballet San Jose Silicon Valley
- JESS CURTIS/GRAVITY PHYSICAL ENTERTAINMENT and FABRIKCOMPANIE in fallen at the ODC Theater
- NA LEI HULU I KA WEKIU in The Hulu Show (Patrick Makuakäne), at the Palace of Fine Arts Theatre
- Oakland Ballet in Moor's Pavane (José Limon), at the Paramount Theatre
- Savage Jazz Dance Company, entire season (Reginald Ray-Savage) at the Cowell Theater
- Nemesio Paredes/Flamenco Ensemble, in Homenaje a José Rizal (Nemesio Paredes) at Theatre Yugen/Noh Space
- San Jose Ballet Silicon Valley in Red Shoes, or Legs of Fire (Flemming Flindt) at San Jose Center for the Performing Arts
- San Francisco Ballet in Dances at a Gathering (Jerome Robbins) at the War Memorial Opera House
- SHELLY SENTER for the reconstruction of phrase material from Foray Forêt and Glacial Decoy (Trisha Brown)
- Gary Masters/Oakland Ballet, for restaging of Moor's Pavane (José Limon)
- Susan Hendl and Victor Castelli/San Francisco Ballet for restaging of Dances at a Gathering (Jerome Robbins)
- JOAN JENRENAUD for sound score, Be With (Anna Halprin and Eiko & Koma)
- Angus Balbernie for text, Rocky vs. Baryshnikov (Scott Wells)
- Alvin Curran for music, May I Now? (18 Questions in the Space of an Answer) (Margaret Jenkins)
- Hong Wang for music, Bamboo (Michael Lowe)
- Jesus Montoya for flamenco singing in Café Flamenco series (Yaelisa and Caminos Flamencos)
- PATTY-ANN FARRELL for visual design, Be With (Anna Halprin and Eiko and Koma)
- Frank Lee, Nate Fredenburg, Alenka Mullen, Allen Willner, Dan Rathbun for set design and construction, Cockroach (inkboat/Shinichi Momo Koga)
- Axel Morgenthaler for lights and Robert Rosenwasser for costumes, People of the Forest (Alonzo King)
- Alexander Nichols for set design and lighting, May I Now? (18 Questions in the Space of an Answer) (Margaret Jenkins)
- Eeo Stubblefield and Anna Halprin for visual design, Still Dance (Anna Halprin)
(Both groups listed below won awards)
- LINES Ballet's extraordinary production The People of the Forest
presented an unforgettable meeting of cultures to audiences across the country. Bringing the Central African BaAka pygmy musicians to the United States required vision, faith, two years of tireless work, and an exemplary trans-Atlantic cooperation. LINES artistic director Alonzo King, associate director Robert Rosenwasser, and executive director Pam Hagen, joined forces with Yerba Buena Center for the Arts executive director John Killacky and dance curator Nancy Martino to make this remarkable meeting of two cultures a reality. The team brought together ten major funders and seven performance venues, four of which signed on to commission King's full-length collaboration with the musicians and dancers of Nzamba Lela. The People of the Forest drew sold-out, standing-ovation audiences mesmerized by the pygmies' rich, polyphonic singing and transformed by a chance to witness a truly cross-cultural collaboration. - Throughout its 18-year history Theatre Artaud
has been one of San Francisco's most vibrant dance venues, fostering the development of many now nationally recognized choreographers and encouraging multi-disciplinary collaboration. Founded by Project Artaud, the artists' collective which owns the cavernous converted can factory, the theater was lead for 11 years by Dean Beck-Stewart. When the Theater Artaud corporation faced financial insolvency in the fall of 2001, a committed team of employees and volunteers stepped in to close the theater responsibly. The following people donated months of time to keep the stage equipment intact and honor contracts with artists, smoothing the transition for Project Artaud to reclaim management of the theater: Lizzy Spicuzza, Benjamin Young, Lynda Rieman, San San Wong, Karen Schiller, Joanna Haigood, Eloise Burrell, Sean Riley, Michelle Mullholland, Deanna Cooper, Donna Stone, Mary Williams, Jack, Carpenter, Tim Pickerill, and the members of Project Artuad, particularly Norman Rutherford, Nicole Sawaya, and Wendy Gillmore. Their work ensures the building's continued use as a theater as Artaud reorganizes and looks forward to a new era.
(All four groups and individuals listed below won awards)
- Over its eight seasons, the San Francisco Butoh Festival
transfixed, entertained, confounded, and shocked audiences. Conceived and founded in 1995 by Brechin Flournoy and launched in partnership with Takami Craddock, the festival pushed to shatter myths about the very definition of the Japanese dance form it celebrated. Since its groundbreaking debut, the Festival was lauded as the largest and most influential Butoh Festival in the United States, and took the lead in popularizing the art form in this country. More than 100 artists from Japan, Europe, Canada, Latin America, Asia, and the U.S. either made their Bay Area debuts at the San Francisco Butoh Festival, or premiered new works at the Festival. The San Francisco Butoh Festival established the only ongoing training center for Butoh dance in the U.S. and served as a model for similar festivals in Vancouver, Seattle, San Diego, Olympia, and New York. The festival's most enduring legacy has been to establish an international network among artists, independent presenters, and students of Butoh dance and to advance the development of Butoh in this country
SIZE="-1″>. - The San Francisco Ethnic Dance Festival
is one of the country's oldest and largest multi-cultural celebrations. What began as a series of community center concerts in 1978 has grown to present nine to twelve performances to more than 10,000 audience members annually. In the early years the Festival's presence at the Civic Center's Herbst Theater sent a radical message that world dance and music could hold its own alongside the ballet, opera, and symphony. Bay Area legends like Rosa Montoya, Lily Cai, Neva, the Kunirahmins, Dimensions, Cruz Luna, Suhaila Salimpour, Gamelan Sekar Jaya, Chitresh Das, Red Thistle, Khadra and Harambee drew overflow crowds. Today the Festival is a launching pad for world dance artists, be they émigrés or American-born students. The Festival's winter auditions have become a highly anticipated free public showcase, while the Festival's arts education program, People Like Me, now introduces children ages 6-12 to world music and dance in a theatrical format. - Marina Hotchkiss
is a founding member of LINES Ballet and as one of its principal dancers created many roles for choreographer Alonzo King. She performed for Pacific Ballet and Berlin Opera Ballet before joining LINES in the early eighties. She danced with LINES for 20 years and also performed extensively with the San Francisco Opera Ballet and as a guest artist for Smuin Ballets/SF. Throughout her career, Marina has been one of the primary dancers shaping the Bay Area's contemporary ballet scene. She has also served as a dancer's union representative for the SF Opera Ballet, continues to perform with dance collective The Foundry, and teaches the next generation of dancers at the San Francisco Dance Center. - Sally Streets, director emerita of Berkeley Ballet Theater, renowned for her teaching, has been part of Berkeley Ballet Theater since 1981.
Ms. Streets grew up in Berkeley where she went to Anna Head School; she studied with Dorothy Pring in Berkeley, and later at the Russian Center. She has had several professional careers, as a performer with Mia Slavenska's Ballet Variante and with the New York City Ballet before retiring to have children. Her most famous student, her daughter Kyra Nichols, is principal dancer with the New York City Ballet. Ms Streets made a comeback to become principal dancer with both Pacific Ballet and the Oakland Ballet. She was also ballet mistress for both those institutions; she has taught for the San Francisco Ballet, for the Royal Ballet in London, and for the New York City Ballet. She continues to teach for BBT, where, incidentally, many modern dancers take her classes. She has been resident choreographer for the Diablo Ballet, and is their Artistic Advisor.


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Leaving aside their miserable performance at the last race in Monza, Williams have enjoyed a highly respectable track record this season, with Nico Rosberg scoring 30.5 points. With the FW31 boasting far greater consistency than its 2008 predecessor, the overwhelming feeling in the British team is one of optimism. CEO Adam Parr is certainly satisfied with progress and is looking forward to a rosy 2010 - even if hes not giving away too much away about driver and engine deals
Q: Adam, the season could have been so good for the team, and yet its proved rather dissatisfying. At what point did you feel things started to go awry?
Adam Parr: Well, actually the season started with a car that was very competitive and that has been sustained. We have developed the car a lot this year, and I think it is as competitive today as it was in Melbourne. Spa and Monza have been difficult for us, although we got away in Spa with a decent result. Overall, what weve been very happy with is the consistency of the car. If you look back at previous years weve been fantastic on street circuits but at places like Barcelona, Silverstone, Spa in the old days weve been nowhere. This year has been much more consistent. Weve had a car in Q3 all but two times this year so weve put in a very consistent performance. But what has been missing from Melbourne is finishing the job. I think that the team as a whole has not nailed the points that we could have done race after race. Thats been dissatisfying.
Q: Nico has put on a good show, scoring in ten out of 13 races, but unfortunately Kazuki Nakajima hasnt scored at all so far. Every point in the constructors championship means money, which is especially important for a private team. How difficult is it to in effect race with only one car?
AP: Let me be clear: we are running two cars. Its correct that Kazuki has not scored a point so far. To be fair to him on a couple of occasions we have let him down with pit stops, and on a couple of occasions he was a bit unlucky, so it would not be fair to say that we are a one-car team. Kazuki is doing a lot for the team - he is pushing Nico as well. I can see one or two of the other teams where the second driver is an irrelevance or has been earlier this season, but Kazuki has not been like that. He is contributing and he contributes as well to Nico. Yes, it is very frustrating for him and for us that he hasnt scored any points, but we are a team and everybody is contributing.
Q: For 2010 a lot things seem to be undecided for Williams right now. You are looking for a new engine supplier and Nicos contract finishes at the end of the season. What would be your dream scenario? Nico staying, a Mercedes engine and Hulkenberg as second driver? Or what?
AP: I think my dream is that we come out next year with a car that is similar or even more competitive than we had this year, with many of the same good qualities of this years car like consistency. Secondly, that we have two drivers who can realize the full potential of the car in all conditions. Next year we will have many changes that will be very challenging for the drivers. Thirdly, aside from having a competitive car, also having a competitive engine. Then, as a team, operationally and strategically we need to finish the job. All I want to do is keep the things that we are doing well and improve the things that we need to do better. In regards to an engine supplier we are very close in finalizing our plans for next year and you will understand that I will not drop a name. Regarding the driver line-up I dont want to make any comment, as this is always a subject where there is nothing really helpful that you can say. The only thing that I can say is that we are full of praise for Nico.
Q: Nico wants to go for the title in 2010. He feels ready for it. Do you think you can offer him a package that would convince him to stay? How far along is the development of the 2010 car?
AP: Like everybody we are working very hard on next years car. Its not such a big change as it was this year but there is a lot of work to do. But we are also pushing flat out on this years car right up to Abu Dhabi. We are not taking our foot off the pedal. Can we give a driver a competitive package next year? I believe we can. Absolutely.
Q: Some years ago Williams had to come to terms with a BMW decision, just as the Sauber team are at the moment
AP: Well, we have seen that they are providing every assistance they can to Peter Sauber to put together an entry for next year. Regarding the way they pulled out, I have to tell you something - I have been working in big organisations and when they make a decision to start, they really start. And when they make the decision to stop, they really stop. I think what Honda did was actually quite remarkable. All credit to them. Flexibility and being patient and waiting for things is not first nature to a big company because in such a climate they make big decisions, and very often in a large company, its not so much the execution of a decision but being decisive and making bold decisions that really sets the strategy. If you run a global business, employing a massive number of people, you dont need to think about the subtleties of Formula One.
Q: There have already been some pretty severe budget cuts for this season, but how is the budget situation for 2010? Many sponsors are looking at restricting their marketing spend. How is the situation at Williams?
AP: As we said before, we are in a very stable situation. Ninety percent of our sponsorship this year carries on. We have very loyal partners and most of our partners only signed up for 2009/2010 at the end of 2008, in the middle of the crisis, so they knew what they were doing. They are very committed and very loyal, so we have a period of stability. And given the evidence that the world economy is improving and given the fact that Formula One is getting its act together, I feel very confident that new sponsors will come through for next year and the year after. And I hope that is also true for my competitors.


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