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At the time of her disappearance, Laci was 27 years old, seven and a half months pregnant, and a vibrant presence in the lives of everyone who knew her. How, Sharon wondered, could Laci so suddenly become a missing person? That very word missing seemed premature, somehow suspect. From that first moment, Sharon knew with a mother's instinct that something, beyond the alarming news itself, was terribly wrong. As the world now knows, she was right. Nearly two years after that night, a jury in the State of California found Scott Peterson guilty of the murder of his wife and their unborn son, Conner.
Until now, the world has not had an answer to a question that held countless millions in its grip. Through all the relentless media coverage of this unspeakable crime and subsequent trial, we all wondered: What would it be like to experience such a horror involving your own child and grandchild? What, indeed, was Sharon Rocha feeling?
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This was the most raw, engaging , emotional, honest story I've heard since I have started my membership with Audible. I find that with most books I've purchased , there may be 1 for every 10 I buy that actually hold my interest long enough to finish it. Well this one by far, WILL NOT disappoint and if someone like me who needs instant and constant stimulation to hold my interest for 11 hours, no break because I couldn't stop listening, then believe me that says a lot! It's a must read!!! Period!
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We all (most of us) recall where we were the day we heard the verdict. Now, read For Laci and find out what was happening in the minutes and conversations that were not covered by the trial. Sharon's story is a Mother's Heart. I looked for a way to say "Happy Birthday Sharon" on 11/1, I felt so much for her as I listened.
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This book centers on one thing, raw emotion. Ms. Rocha tells her story from the depths of her soul. She tells of her desperate search for Laci - while her husband is calling his girlfriend, selling Laci's SUV and trying to sell the house.
No man who has one ounce of compassion would act the way Scott Peterson did. I have the sense that he would have looked harder for his dog then he did looking for Laci and his unborn child.
I see websites proclaiming Scott's innocence. Most cases are settled on evidence - only the original people involved really know what happened. Scott had the most important things against him when he went to trial; motive and opportunity. His defense was weak, because he has no explaination for his whereabouts when Laci disappeared - and the inconsistencies in his story are enormous.
His scheme backfired - unfortunately when it came crashing down, it took numerous people with him. And good has come out of this, but in the end it is just truely a deeply sad story. My heart goes out to Laci's family for their tremendous loss.
"Courage to seek justice for her daughter."
I remembered the Laci Peterson case, but didn't know a lot about it. After listening to For Laci I sought out more books about this tragedy. I cried listening to Sharon Rocha's heartbreak. I am the mother of a beautiful daughter (only child) and know the powerful love between a mother and daughter. Listening to Laci's excitement about becoming a mother makes it all the more horrible. I was appalled by Scott, Jackie and Lee Peterson's cruelty to Laci's family. This book is about the love of a mother & daughter and the fight for justice.
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I hate to give this book a 5 all around cause it's not a happy story or happy ending but I did cause it shows how much a mother loves her daughter. so sorry for there lose.
This is a very captivating story. I was engulped in the true story during the height of the investigation and ultimate resolution. Thank you for having an 'Unabridged' version.
It captured the book in detail
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This story will always be a tug on my heart.
I followed this case from the start and the media flooded us with so much information, some correct some not. This was right from the heart and soul of Laci's mom. Her words pulled at my heart in a way no other book has. The pain and grief this family had to endure was beyond what I could imagine. She is a woman of the most pure love and most of all a hero to me. She was a lady through it all when most of us would have cracked. She stood tall for her Laci and Connor and I will never in my life forget this book. Well done Sharon!
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This is a heart breaking tale of a mothers love and a recount of what no family member should ever endur. I highly recommend this story and a box of tissue.
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I love to read non fiction, real life events that happen to real people like me. This was a very sad story we all watch unfold on the national news. It was good to hear the intimate details from those that loved her the most. Rest in peace Laci and Conner.
British ex-pat living in NC. Have more personalities than Sybil which is reflected in my choice of books! Frustrated writer at heart.
"Laci Peterson, gone but still so loved."
It is one of those days isn't it? Similar to those who are old enough to remember when we ask "What were you doing the day that JFK was shot?" Or when you hear someone say with great clarity that they can remember exactly what they were doing when the jury declared that OJ was innocent of his ex-wife's murder.
Well it is the same for my generation when we discuss the Laci Peterson Case. It also pops up around the holidays normally when one of us or now as we are getting older, one of ours is having a baby of their very own.
I happened upon this book by accident whilst browsing for an interesting read. I am so grateful. A true gem.
Sharon Rocha could have been polite and 'PC' but WOOOOO NO WAY! She is angry and understandably so. Her anger, however is tempered and controlled.
This book is compelling and well written. Our Police Forces are so often criticized these days but there is no doubt that in this case they were totally invested.
What touched me is I feel is that Sharon Rocha also mourns for the man who WAS her son in law. The man whom she thought adored her daughter. The man that her family loved. Sharon loved the man that Scott Peterson portrayed. She had no idea who this monster was who had taken over his form. In her eyes, I personally feel, that three people lay in that white casket in the cold dark earth, her beloved Laci, her grandson and her wonderful son in law Scott.
Staci Snell gives a riveting performance which brings Shoron's beautiful words to life and makes it timeless.
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Asked at Massachusetts Street on April 14, 2008
"I'd rather have one. The less junk I have in my house the better. I'm not much for holding on to things."
"Neither. I don't ever go to them, and I've never had one. I guess I just don't have any stuff I need to get rid of."
"Go to one, most definitely. Having one is a lot of work. I've spent an entire Saturday tagging hundreds of articles of clothing."
"Go to one, because I'm looking to accumulate more stuff rather than get rid of any."
Dixie Jones 8 years, 10 months ago
i would say go to one , but i am having one this upcoming weekend... and your right it is alot of work,
geppetto 8 years, 10 months ago
I'd have one if LJWorld ad was not so expensive.
sgtwolverine 8 years, 10 months ago
Shelby speaks the truth -- it's far more fun to go to one. Less profitable for sure, but less work and more fun.
oldvet 8 years, 10 months ago
Hold one, for sure... it is amazing what other people will buy if you price it right... and all of those $1 items add up to nice pocket change after a good day or two... my mother would always price things based on what she (or her cronies) thought it was worth, and she would hold that price right up to the end. She always thought that I priced things too low but I try to price things based on what I think they will sell for and at the end of the sale, she usually had half of her stuff left to put away and I would have less then 10% left. I'm trying to get rid of my clutter so that my kids don't have to spend weeks emptying out my house when I am gone...
ohjayhawk 8 years, 10 months ago
I'm quite fond of my garage. So, I don't know that I'd ever have a garage sale. I might go to one to pick up a spare sometime, though.
mistygreen 8 years, 10 months ago
Actually I do both, it is a great way to get rid of stuff you no longer use. I also find some good bargains. You have to be really careful in Lawrence though, as I feel that some tend to price their items on the high side. I can go to Topeka or other locations and find really good bargains and not be paying for someone else's overpriced trash.
coolmarv 8 years, 10 months ago
I go to garage sales so I have stuff to put in my sale. Really I enjoy both. Not a worthy enough topic to pick which is better though. We price our items dirt cheap. I keep about 5% of what we don't sale but we are looking to get rid of the junk or clothes the kids (or parents) have out grown, so we price it to sell. We price 90% of our clothes at $.25. New or used. It just makes it easier than figuring of what cost what.
jonas 8 years, 10 months ago
Depends on how much stuff, if any, I have to sell, I suppose.
Frederic Gutknecht IV 8 years, 10 months ago
I think it you add up your time/expense in putting on a garage sale, then you will realize you've lost money on the deal. Have at it, though. I like to go to them. I've had a few, too, but didn't like that at all! You work for days and get to have dinner downtown for your effort. Hmmm...Did you every notice that many people seem to simply be selling what they bought at last summer's garage sale?~)------------------------------FUN little garage sale-a human being can embark upon fewmore worthless endeavors than the putting onof a garage sale...dressing ones lawn with their refusehaggling over pennies with hags nhuge hubby tummy grumps...then sweeping up sad lifedepositing it with sad armiesrun on good will hunters and dumpsters...buying a burger with their daysof sweatand foolishness...beautiful...financial rapegood will meeting greedwhere the cars sleep deaf and dumb...----
ms_canada 8 years, 10 months ago
I hope spring is the right time for a sale as I am planning one in the near future. I have a ton of stuff to sell. I dare not go to another sale as I have toooooo much stuff to rid myself of. But I must say that I did enjoy going to sales be they yard or garage. And I picked up a lot of very useful articles at both yard sales or flea markets. Like when I was putting a bathroom in my lake cottage I got a really good sink with taps attached for $35 I then set that sink into an old dresser that I picked up at a flea market for $70 and I had a unique and beautiful vanity. Ask ceallach what she thought of that.
dminear60 8 years, 10 months ago
Is neither an appropriate answer?
dajudge 8 years, 10 months ago
I'd rather not be involved in garage sales. But one time, our block had one,so, I figured we would participate. Each home on the block had their own, sopeople could go from house to house. I decided to sell everything for $1.I made a crockpot of sausage gravy and baked some biscuits, made some doughnutsand sold a plate of b&g for $1 and 2 donuts for a dollar. I made half my money on the food. Oh, and kids got their donut for free. It really helped a family moving herefrom out of town. They got a dining table for $1 and each chair was $1. The microwaveI had fixed for $15, they got for $1. The Schwinn stationary bike--$1. Got rid of a lotof things I wanted to get rid of and had some fun and didn't have to do alot of worktagging.
mom_of_three 8 years, 10 months ago
Have had a couple of garage sales in my life, and have been to a few, looking for specific items. I furnished my first appartment in college from items from garage sales (and if I would have kept some of those items, i would be better off.)Had grandparents who LOVED garage sales. I remember their first microwave when i was a kid, when microwaves were in their infancy, and they never bragged about it (and they worked very hard for it). But when they found a deal at a garage sale, they would tell you about it during each visit.
sunflower_sue 8 years, 10 months ago
I'll save my words and just say: "What Py said!"Anymore, though, I either take stuff to Goodwill or if it's something big, I'll freecycle it.I do enjoy browsing garage sales if I have nothing better to do.
hawklet21 8 years, 10 months ago
I would prefer to dumpster dive... It's always free and usually anonymous.
Frederic Gutknecht IV 8 years, 10 months ago
hawlet21,Dumpster diving is, technically speaking, illegal but I agree that it's a brilliant choice for subsidizing the enterpri$ing undermoneyed individual$ who riddle our world!~) I, personally, love it.I ain't no knowing ape but it seems like there should be days in our weeks when people ought to be given free reign to curb and dumpster scavenge!
1wetwilly 8 years, 10 months ago
I love Lawrence, even the garage sale junk is more expensive.
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Has anyone seen the "light skinned NEGRO with no NEGRO dialect", Obama lately?
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You have not proved the other 3.
#935296 Jun 30, 2013
Amazing, you call Operation Contra innuendos but, label Obama & Hillary guilty. Like I said," hell of a double standard." Even worse given the fact that Stevens was a rogue Ambassador, doing whatever. No one knows what Stevens was doing in Libya off the grid but, you blame the president & his underlings as if you have proof of foul play or corruption. Wasting tax payers money on hearing after hearing with no results!
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#935299 Jun 30, 2013
It's called common sense! Nobody lies for nothing &, it's a fact Bush lied to Americas congressmen & women, also Americas citizens in order to seek support for invading Iraq. He's an oilman &, the 1st thing the troops did during the invasion was secure the oil fields Saddam set afire, commonsense again. Even if what you say about the housing crisis is true, the economy wouldn't have crashed had Bush not gotten us into 2 unnecessary wars that were unfunded along with tax cuts that were also unfunded. There's plenty of articles from Bush State of the Union speeches where he speaks on pushing the banks to lower their standards of lending. He also took credit when all was well. Can't have it both ways.
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But thanks.
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Carmel Police on Thursday were forced to evacuate a Mahopac neighborhood while investigating the death of 41-year-old Jonathan Orser, a former Marine Corps reservist.
Carmel Police Chief Michael Johnson told The Journal News that Orser had over 100 firearms, rifles and shotguns, 15,000 to 20,000 rounds of ammunition, buckets of black (gun) powder, hand grenades and other military ordinance at his home.
#935302 Jun 30, 2013
The doofus is like a mental mosquito, for sure.
#935303 Jun 30, 2013
Break up the banks!
Even though the banks have gotten caught and paid settlements, they still got away with it and the victims homes were still lost.
Walgreens in Fl just paid an $80 million settlement after it was discovered that they were paying bonuses for the most prescriptions of oxycondone prescribed. Where will that money go?
#935304 Jun 30, 2013
If it's common sense, it should be easy to back up then, which you never do.
By the way, would you consider me a racist if I commented that you are a "light skinned NEGRO"?
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#935308 Jun 30, 2013
Not a good idea.
If you don't like your job, just quit.
Troublemakers like your kind can't understand that.
#935309 Jun 30, 2013
They are two separate events, one just occurred and the other happened in the mid 80's (30 years ago).
No ambassadors died 30 years ago.
No patriots were left to die, no stand down order.
You feel the need to defend your Messiah, so you find something from 30 years ago.
#935310 Jun 30, 2013
Wow, you're really a moran. Ever hear of skinheads? white supremacists groups? These are your kin, jefro.
#935311 Jun 30, 2013
I consider you a racist because your mind wanders & you breathe. Your ignorance doesn't hinder me none! It only proves the strength of the white folks nothing like you &, just how weak you are!
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"In May 2013, Paul Otellini retired as chief executive officer of Intel Corporation, a position he held for eight years. Over the course of nearly four decades of service, this California native excelled in several key positions," Intel stated on a farewell page dedicated to the retired CEO. "Paul is a rare Fortune 100 company executive. Not only did he dedicate his entire career to a single company, he rose through the ranks from recent college graduate to chief executive officer. He has been a vocal advocate for improved U.S. competitiveness, making major new investments in American manufacturing and R&D. His work positioned Intel to win and compete beyond the PC, including the data center and cloud, phones, tablets, embedded products, software, and security."
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My guess is Monday morning's post will be the lightest morning one of the week throughout football season. At least it will be if the pattern established today continues. As we scoured the web for news, there were two Pac-10 schools without a presence. If my math is correct, that's 24 percent. Read on for our morning briefing.
• Washington State: We had our story from today's Spokesman-Review that covered two areas: Sunday's two practices and the departure of quarterback J.T. Levenseller. The sophomore will be granted his release, so he'll be eligible to play next year at a Division I school and this year, if he wants, at any lower division school. ... The Times took the Levenseller parts from the story and ran those. ... CougFan's report today is free, so here's the link. And folks, that's about it.
• Around the Pac-10: ESPN's Ted Miller had an interesting post this morning, running down each conference school's recent villain and its all-time villain. He has his choices. What are your's for WSU? ... Washington: Bob Condotta reports there is some disagreement concerning the bonus quarterback Jake Locker received from the Angels. Oregon State: It took me a while, but I found something out of Corvallis.... Oregon: Seems to be a little theme here. Two stories in three days on the Ducks' backup quarterbacks. ... Cal and Stanford: I knew you could guess which Pac-10 schools would not be represented. ... USC: The Trojans' punter has a tired leg. Probably because USC's punter isn't used to be called on all that much. And thanks Tom Floyd for the card. ...UCLA: Reading this Chane Moline story brought to mind Jed Collins. A lot of similar things are said. ... Arizona State: Just about every team in the nation has transfers sitting out. The Sun Devils happen to have a quarterback and a wide receiver. ... Arizona: Give the Wildcats credit. They aren't afraid to try wacky training aids.
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One on One: Stephanie Pau on The 1000 Journals Project
Alongside our new curator "One on One" talks, we'll be doing occasional 'one on one' blog posts, from curators, staff, public, on a particular work or exhibition they're interested in. Today's post is from Stephanie Pau, our Manager of Interpretation.
I feel fortunate that at SFMOMA, educators (like myself) are often treated as collaborators in the making of exhibitions. And sometimes, we even organize our own exhibitions in the drop-in Koret Visitor Education Center. This is the story of The 1000 Journals Project, which I recently co-curated with "Someguy", and which is on view through April 5. Around this time last year, I'd been looking for exhibition and project ideas to complement Rudolf Frieling's then-upcoming The Art of Participation: 1950 to Now. That exhibit, which was deinstalled last month, looked at six decades of artworks in which artists engaged the public as co-creators, and in the process suggesting the radical notion that musuems could be places of production as well as display.
Inspired by the simple elegance of participatory exhibitions and activities crafted by the education teams at the Brooklyn Museum of Art, the Denver Art Museum and at the Victoria and Albert Museum, I hoped to craft an exhibition experience in the Center that not only mirrored the more inclusive atmosphere of Participation, but that counted the contributions of many people as essential to its existence.
Eventually, my shortlist of exhibition ideas included a project I'd grown enamored with several years ago, called The 1000 Journals Project — a simple but brilliant art/social experiment launched by "Someguy." Someguy, who is active in the Bay Area graphic design community, chose, at least for this particular endeavor, to remain anonymous. In a culture as glory-hungry as ours, I admire that Someguy was not only mad enough to launch the project with his own money, but sought to claim none of the fame that might come with it (granted, his identity is among the worst-kept secrets I'm privy to, but still…).
The 1000 Journals Project began in August 2000, when — like Johnny Appleseed — Someguy began "planting" a thousand blank journals around San Francisco — dropping them in bus shelters, park benches, even bar bathrooms. Each book was stamped with only minimal instructions for adding to, sharing, and (eventually) returning the books, and left Someguy's hands with his faint hope that one day he might see what became of them. In the years since the project started, the books have circulated from stranger to stranger, traveling to Palestine, Tokyo, the top of a mountain in Croatia — places many of us may never see in our lifetimes.
The project seemed ripe for some form of exhibition. Within days, we (meaning me and Peter Samis, Associate Curator of Interpretation) cold-called Someguy at his graphic design office with our idea and, lucky for us, he was more than game: he had already been searching for a venue to host an exhibition for the thirty-plus books that finally made their way back "home".
Our primary challenge, and goal, with this exhibition was to find ways to overcome the tacitly understood codes of "behavior" that visitors, myself included, bring with them to the museum. Rule #1 in nearly all but the most progressive arts and culture museums?: Do not touch.
Working closely with Someguy, in-house graphic designer James Williams, and Senior Museum Preparator John Holland, we developed a concept and design for the exhibition that was, in retrospect, a true anomaly for museums: it emphasized the "anti-precious" nature of the work on display. Vitrines, frames, and pedestals — the common modes of display (and protection) — were not an option. After all, the "art" wouldn't exist if the books were placed behind glass: it was imperative they could be drawn in, written on, touched, added to, or even destroyed, depending on the whims of the participants.
We hoped to break down the rules of engagement from the beginning, with an unusual approach to signage. We installed a grid of blank journals that displayed the sparest outlines of the words in the exhibition title. Our somewhat fanciful conceit was that the rest of the title might be filled in by the doodles and unfiltered entries of visitors, using writing implements we provided on a chalkboard rail beneath.
When designing mounts for the journals themselves, we found inspiration in the old-timey editor's desk, whose inclined surface allowed for easy reading and also an ergonomic surface for those who chose to add their own entries. John's design included a drawer at each station, which held pens, glue, stamps, and other ephemera that we hoped might inspire visitors to keep adding to the books. A thin ledge allowed us to place pens on the surface — another signal that these books were as-yet unfinished works-in-progress, and invited participation.
Finally, John recycled the wood from platforms we'd created for The Art of Richard Tuttle and built a lovely communal table that we placed in the middle of the KVEC Lounge area. We wired down four of the journals from the original one thousand and put out buckets of drawing materials, old magazines, and glue.
In the months since the opening, its become clear to me that The 1000 Journals Project exhibition is really about encouraging art-making. The point, for me, was to create an environment in which everybody, not just children, might feel compelled or invited to try their hand at being an artist. It's not unlike the challenges that Erwin Wurm, Tom Marioni, and other artists posed to visitors of Participation — step on a platform; crack open a beer; perform alongside us. In October of last year, I recorded an interview with Someguy, and I think he sums it up nicely: "You don't have to sign your name to it. You could put anything you want in the journal. I just hope that people who participate in the project, or even don't participate, can start letting go of that fear of creativity and fear of being judged."
Stephanie Pau is Manager of Interpretation at SFMOMA. She studied archaelolgy, not art history, and used to write extensive reports about things she excavated in one-by-one meter pits in tiny towns across California. She has a gift for creating and consuming vast amounts of soup, and can sometimes be found hunting for mushrooms in the Bay Area's lovely oak woodlands.
The Return of Ulysses, video
A short clip to give you an idea of what it's been like:
William Kentridge's restaging of Monterverdi's The Return of Ulysses has been a collaboration with the Handspring Puppet Company of South Africa, and Pacific Operaworks in Seattle, with musical direction by Stephen Stubbs. More reviews, for the curious, at Dwell, and at SF Classical Voice.
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Last night was the glamorous opening night benefit for The Return of Ulysses. I wasn't there (benefit=$$$$$), but I'm sure it was fabulous. I *was* at the preview/dress rehearsal on Tuesday night: it was curious, and delightful. The puppets (handcarved) are fantastic-looking and quite expressive, which was a surprise to me, grown-up puppet opera novice that I am, and the opera begins with an interesting set of allusions: Time, Fortune, and Love surround the bed of the dying Ulysses, singing of the fate of 'the human, the mortal', making it clear that life is fragile and rests in hands beyond human control. We witness the drama of this the-gods-they-roll-the-dice in quite explicit terms: The actors in this play are puppets. The story in one sentence: The faithful Penelope awaits the return of Ulysses, who, aided, abetted and manipulated as always by the gods, shows up in Ithaca in disguise, vanquishes some pesky suitors, and proves his true identity to his wife by telling boudoir secrets only he could know.
Above: Penelope offers Ulysses's bow to potential suitors: whoever can bend the bow will win her hand. Of course none can. You can see here (I think) the way puppeteer and vocalist are collaborating on proper manipulation of the puppet. The vocalist is helping to carry the bow.
As I understand it, Kentridge's decision to seat the instrumentalists in a permanent wooden stage frame (resembling an operating theater) is quite innovative for productions of this kind, solving a logistical problem of early baroque opera: acoustic proximity of the singers and their accompanists. This operating-theater stage set also has the interesting effect of making the instrumentalists actors in the drama as well as accompanists AND 'audience'. The actual audience tucked away in the dark on the theater seats completes the medical-theater audience—does this implicate the audience as actor too? Not really/not at all. The screen above the instrumentalists is a version of scenery flat, with Kentridge's trademark animated charcoal drawings, as well as surgical footage (of open-heart surgery), barium x-rays, and live-action shots of waves, water, and clouds. With musicians, puppets, puppeteers, vocalists, animations, and then the supertitles above, it was a lot to keep track of, but it was magical, I must admit.
Sorrily, the rest of the run is sold out. If I can retrieve a video clip and post it up, I will. Many more pre-show and preview pictures here. Joshua Kosman's Chronicle review is here.
Collection Rotation: San Francisco Opera
Our regular feature, "Collection Rotation." Once a month I invite a local guest to organize lists, groupings, or 'exhibitions' from our permanent collection. To coincide with the opening of William Kentridge's direction of the Monteverdi opera The Return of Ulysses, I asked San Francisco Opera General Director David Gockley to pair bits of opera with a selection of images. Thanks to Jon Finck and Kip Cranna and everyone at the Opera who collaborated on this fabulous rotation. Note: Listen loud.
There is an electrifying buzz of excitement in the air as Wotan's warrior-maidens swoop across the sky on their way to collect fallen heroes from the battlefield, soaring above as in the gravity-defying somersaults of these performers.
Moving in perfect, serene synchronization like these elegant swimmers, Norma and her confidante Adalgisa sing in perfect harmony as they swear to be true and faithful friends, never letting a man come between them.
Forced to enter a convent after bearing a son out of wedlock, Sister Angelica mourns at the news that her little boy has died: "You died without your mother, not knowing how much I loved you!"
Faust, the aged, lonely scholar bent over his desk, disillusioned and weary of his fruitless studies in search of knowledge and wisdom, casts aside his work and excitedly cries out for a new life: "Give me youth, desire, ecstasy, pleasure!" The demon Mephistopheles eggs him on.
The ringing and clanging of bright shining metal resounds as the gypsies hammer away at their anvils, fashioning polished steel to the sounds of their singing.
Subtly shifting colors streak across the sky, turning it purplish and then grey as night falls, and the humming of unseen voices accompanies Miss Butterfly's vigil as she awaits the dawn and the arrival of her beloved.
Like Matisse's high-fashion lady in her trendy hat, the high-spirited flirt Musetta prances on the arm of her rich sugar daddy, telling how she loves the admiring glances of men who seem to be undressing her with their eyes.
The Return of Ulysses moves in at Project Artaud Theater
|Moving the set in from the truck to the theater.
I ran over to Theater Artaud yesterday afternoon to catch a bit of the unloading of set and puppets for the William Kentridge + Pacific Operaworks + Handspring Puppet Company's restaging of Claudio Monteverdi's The Return of Ulysses. In case you've missed this: Kentridge has brought us a puppet opera, being presented in conjunction with William Kentridge: Five Themes. An amusing tidbit: there'd been a lot of rumors here that the puppets were being shipped in kid-size coffins, and until a few days ago we were gleefully awaiting the arrival of some morbid-looking little boxes. But of course, uh, musical equipment and the like: those heavy steel cases, carefully padded: they're called "coffins".
No one had the key to unlock them yesterday, but we have a correspondent onsite at Artaud this morning who promises to try to get some pictures when the coffins are pried open. Many more pictures of the set being unloaded, and of the stage and theater before-the-fact, here. With the exception of Wednesday's Opening Night Benefit Performance, tickets are, sadly, SOLD OUT. We'll post as many pictures and clips as we can at Flickr and here on the blog. More info on the SFMOMA presentation of the opera here.
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Sarah Hromack on SECA artist Trevor Paglen, at Art in America.
At Rhizome, an interesting interview with Mika Tajima, who will be here in May (with/as New Humans) doing a cool LiveArt project, involving a kind of film set, with the interior architecture of the SFMOMA Atrium recreated as scenery flats and installed in the Schwab room. There will be an on-set lecture by philosopher Judith Butler and a sound performance by New Humans and the entire three-day-long thing, including installation and set strike is going to be open to the public, and shot & edited live by filmmaker Charles Atlas. More on this from me as it gets closer.
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This, from recent SFMOMA visitor Dave McLean's Flickr photostream, expresses an emotion one understands people do occasionally feel in the galleries:
The snapshot is of a work on view now, Kind mit Pudeln (Baby with Poodles), by an artist I like quite a lot, Katharina Fritsch. From this work's description in our collections pages online, here's one answer to the WTF?
Four circles of 224 poodles, arranged in tight, densely packed rings, surround an infant poised on an eight-pointed gold star. The points of the star create eight radiating axes by which the poodles are aligned. The result is a stunning visual play of repetitive patterns in space.
Fritsch's intention is to lodge an indelible visual image in the mind of the viewer, indissolubly fusing experience and memory. Although some viewers may find the poodles threatening, they also appear to be on alert watch, guarding over the child. And despite the ominous atmosphere, a strange undercurrent of humor is present in the quirky oddness of both the poodles and the baby.
Fritsch chose the poodle as a dog that is cute and beguiling but can also be aggressive and mean. Soon after completing the piece, she recalled that a poodle appears in the story of Faust, retold in a nineteenth-century novel by Johann Wolfgang Goethe that is known to every German schoolchild. While out walking, Faust sees a black poodle and brings it home, unknowingly inviting the devil into his study. The baby suggests the innocence of children at birth, untouched by evil and misfortune. As it begins the journey of life, it must face the tensions of civilization and the potential for corruption.
By the by, pics of these poodles are super popular on Flickr right now.
One on One: Jennifer Dunlop Fletcher on Simon Ungers
We've just started a great new onsite series here: curator "One on One" talks. Each Thursday evening at 6:30pm, one of our curators shares their perspective on a single work on view. Talks last about twenty minutes and take place in the galleries: a really great opportunity for conversation with some of the marvelous people on staff here. From Jennifer Dunlop Fletcher, Assistant Curator, Architecture and Design:
I hope you will join me this Thursday night, March 12, in a discussion about an exciting new accession into the Architecture and Design collection, Silent Architecture (2003-2004), by the German architect Simon Ungers. This complex project is a study of four types of civic structure — Library, Theater, Museum and Cathedral — buildings that often employ grandiose architectural gestures in order to become recognizable symbols of the city in which they reside. Comprised of four untreated steel models that recall Minimalist sculpture, austere plans and monumental renderings, Silent Architecture is ideal for opening up several issues within design. I'd like to take this One on One opportunity to address a few ideas, perhaps iconographic architecture, typological analysis, the influence of artistic genres within architecture, or how to display architecture in a museum. Depending on time and interest level, we could unpack one of these topics in depth, or touch upon all them.
Jennifer Dunlop Fletcher
Assistant Curator, Architecture and Design, SFMOMA
The Future of the Past: Utopia/Dystopia 1965 – 1984
The film series The Future of the Past, starting this Saturday, explores the rich cinematic history of imagining the future. Released from 1965 through the iconic Orwellian year 1984, the films present not-too-distant worlds that reflect extremes in the social, moral, and political trends of their time.
A few months ago Frank Smigiel, associate curator of Public Programs, and I discussed creating a film series loosely connected to Patterns of Speculation: J. Mayer H. Frank proposed a utopian theme, centered on 1970s films such as Logan's Run. With that I was off and running…and compiling this list of titles was like a dream fulfilled! I remember many of these films from a childhood spent watching countless hours of television (unsupervised!), encountering these films first either as the late-night movie, on cable TV, or on VHS. So it's certainly a thrill for me to see them now on the big screen at SFMOMA.
As the program began to take shape and I became more engaged with ways the plots, places, structures and characters of these films might serve my theme, the utopian fantasies soon revealed themselves to be just the opposite: dystopic realities. In these visions of possible futures, the systems ostensibly set in place to uphold pleasurable worlds of harmony and desire fulfilled are soon called into question. And as the systems break down, assumptions about their beneficial or well-intentioned functions also begin to break down: metaphorically, psychologically, socially, technologically. For example, in Westworld (which opens the series this afternoon) a completely manufactured world operates as a place for people to live out their innermost desires without consequence. At the $1000-a-day resort called "Delos" vacationers can safely immerse themselves in historical times and places — the Roman Empire, for example, or medieval England–and the resort is populated with androids programmed to react and respond appropriately to the whims and desires of the paying human visitors who, being far removed from their everyday social and moral restrictions, take advantage of an anything-goes mentality: sex and murder without regret, moral conflict, or fear of punishment. The "Westworld" of the film's title is the lawless American 'old west' visited by two pleasure seekers, played by Richard Benjamin and James Brolin, who give in to the allure of this supposed freedom and are seduced by saloon girls and get in to a shoot-out with the black-clad Gunslinger (played by Yul Brynner in a conscious nod to his character Chris in the Magnificent Seven). However, the technological system supporting the Delos resort begins to fail, and the androids get hostile, refusing sex and fighting back, and the promise of utopia without consequence is shattered in a technological meltdown.
And that's just the series beginning! Shady totalitarian regimes wielding unchecked power; constant surveillance; thought control (love is a big no-no in these worlds!); and social conformity are the salient themes of 1984, Fahrenheit 451 and Alphaville. Logan's Run investigates troubling solutions to overpopulation, while Soylent Green grapples with a global food shortage with a gruesome plan to resolve the crisis. A Clockwork Orange examines the role of behavior control through the eyes of a teenage criminal in a world without law. Woody Allen's Sleeper adds comic relief to what is otherwise a series full of dire messages! And, the otherworldly Fantastic Planet, the only animation we've included, reveals life on both sides of the divide, suggesting that what may be utopia for one group, is dystopia for the other.
The Future of the Past series spans three decades of beautifully crafted works that portray the range of the human condition caught up in the paradox of moral, social and political extremes, played out in highly constructed terrain. The series could have gone on and on, too: for example, I would have loved to also include Shivers (dir: David Cronenberg, 1975), The Stepford Wives (dir: Bryan Forbes, 1975), La Vie est un Roman (dir: Alain Resnais, 1983), or Archigram and Superstudio films. Many of my colleagues here also had great suggestions for extending the series! and I encourage everyone to chime in with thoughts on films you would have liked to see so that perhaps the series can continue remotely…
There's a great piece, none-too-swoony, on the SECA exhibition at the new Art in America site today, by Bay Area independent curator and artist Joseph Del Pesco. Definitely worth a look.
And while I'm here, I'll also point you to this lovely interview with SFMOMA Senior Curator of Painting and Sculpture, Gary Garrels, still somewhat recently returned to the bay. He's quite a nice guy, incredibly smart. Gives a great interview, too.


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Supervisory ManagementAssociate in Applied Science (AAS)
People enter the business world from all walks of life, and it's not uncommon for the hardworking and dedicated to advance until they are directing the work of others. However, not all great employees will automatically make great leaders without formal training in the fundamentals of management. And in many cases that training may be needed in order to develop a career in leadership.
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Designed for individuals currently employed and working closely with their employer on skill development, Mid-State's Supervisory Management program prepares students for a career in management or supervision.
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Red Hat Bugzilla – Bug 536205
[gui config editor] support allowCustomValue option for enum simple properties
Last modified: 2013-09-01 06:12:33 EDT
In the <configuration> section of a plugin descriptor, you can specify <property-options>
<simple-property name="databaseType">
<c:option value="mysql"/>
<c:option value="oracle"/>
<c:option value="postgres"/>
The schema for <property-options> also defines an "allowCustomValues" attribute. If true, this is supposed to render a text box above the hard-coded selections to allow the user to enter a text value for a custom value (in the example above, in order for me to allow the user to select "sybase", I would need to do this:
<property-options allowCustomValue="true">
This allowCustomValues isn't implemented. To implement it, it requires the config UI to be coded up to support that value.
fair enough. hopefully, in your case, if you only have a single option you need to add, you'll be able to just extend this and just hard-code <c:opton value="sybase" /> for now...which I'm sure you've already done by now. ; )
This bug was previously known as http://jira.rhq-project.org/browse/RHQ-580
It's also already supported by the domain model - PropertyDefinitionSimple contains:
@Column(name = "ALLOW_CUSTOM_ENUM_VALUE")
private boolean allowCustomEnumeratedValue = false;
This might be a simple enhancement.
I see the agent plugin already uses this flag in some of the security settings it has and I see in the database that column ips mentioned IS marked as "true" - so we already support this at the data layer. I think this means we only need to get this in the GUI.
I'll give this a quick stab to see if its a simple fix.
git commit to master: 472e72f
the RHQ Agent plugin defines some of these "allow-custom-values" properties. See the resource configuration group "Communication Security". There are about 10 of them, one of which is "Incoming: Secure Socket Protocol".
We need to make sure we test both individual resource config as well as the group editor (the Config tab for a group that has agents in them) and the group member editor (that is, click the pencil icon on the group config view to popup the group member editor).
Bulk closing of items that are on_qa and in old RHQ releases, which are out for a long time and where the issue has not been re-opened since.


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More people are dying every year in Jefferson County because of prescription-drug overdoses, a trend mirroring national statistics that the coroner's office attributes to increased prescribing of opiate painkillers.
By year's end, the office predicts, 45 residents will die from unintentional drug toxicity. And though 2010 saw a slight drop in prescription-drug deaths, the anticipated number for 2011 would represent a 73 percent rise over those of 2005.
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Classification: 5A
Top swimmers: Ashley Horodyski, Sr., 100 butterfly, 200 individual medley, 100 backstroke; Erin Lemberger, Jr., 100 backstroke, 100 freestyle, 100 butterfly; Hannah Kuhr, Sr., 50 freestyle, 100 freestyle; Mercedes Clements, Sr., diver
Season opener: Dec. 2, vs. Lakewood (at The Ridge)
Head coach: Mark Glombecki
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LAKEWOOD — The further one goes into the playoffs games aren't supposed to be as lopsided as Columbine's 35-14 win over Highlands Ranch was on Nov. 19 at Jeffco Stadium. Not even the final score does justice for the way the Rebels' defense contained the visiting Falcons.
"Our defense has played great all year to be honest with you. They bend a little, but never break. They keep teams out of the end zone," Columbine head coach Andy Lowry said.
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Breaking Trail: Judy AmabileJanuary 18, 2013
Sustainability is becoming impossible to ignore in the outdoor industry. In this series, Breaking Trail, we look to our industry leaders for guidance, inspiration, and best practices in sustainable business in the outdoor-product space. Here, Walden Hyde speaks with Judy Amabile, president and co-founder of Product Architects Inc./ Polar Bottle about the holistic approach to sustainability and the tough decisions a small business needs to make when balancing sustainability and profit.
What is your philosophy about sustainability?
Sustainability involves making a shift in the way you think about what you do. It makes you ask questions like, "How many resources am I using up? What impact do my actions have on other people?"
Everybody is focused on making money right now, but I think it's important to take the long view. As customers, we all need to move towards buying for quality and paying for it appropriately. Everything has a cost. When companies cut corners to make cheap products, it hurts people and the planet.
I think this really shows up in the case of globalization. There are consequences to the planet and worker safety when companies choose to manufacture in factories that pay substandard wages and operate in countries that don't have strong pollution regulations. We need to have a broader prospective.
How does this show up in your business? What are you doing that's exceptionally important?
We're interested in making a good product that is useful and lasts, and we don't try to go after every dime in every transaction. Because we're privately owned, we can choose to make these decisions without worrying about what investors would think.
Our BPA-free bottles are made in our facility in Boulder, Colorado, from locally sourced materials. This saves on the environmental cost of transportation. We design our bottles so that they last, and we hope people hang onto them for years. So if a customer ever breaks or loses a cap, we'll send a new cap for free so that the bottle can still be used. And because we have such trust in the quality of our products, if one of our bottles ever leaks or is dysfunctional, we'll replace it for free.
We've chosen to pay our employees a living wage —it's unsustainable to not pay people a living wage. After two weeks on the job, our workers receive $12/hour and we cover our employees' basic health insurance premiums. It might not be the most profit-centered decision, but it's worth it. It's hard to be a good employee if you can't go to the doctor when you are sick.
A company needs to make money, but we can't be too short-sighted about the impact of our business.
What motivates you to do this?
Robert [Heiberger] and I both came out of corporate America and decided that we wanted to run our company differently. . .we had the luxury of thinking about how to build integrity into the core of our business. We've also become more aware over the years.
What's keeping you from doing more?
We need to balance what we want to do with what we can do while still staying competitive. We have to compete, so sometimes that requires us to accept lower profit margins. We have to make sure that we are meeting the needs of our customers. For instance, some customers want every bottle to be packaged in its own plastic bag, and others request that the shipments of bottles that we send to their warehouses be broken into smaller boxes so that they can send them to individual stores. These packing materials may seem excessive, but we need to make sure that we accommodate our customers' needs.
Where would you like this to go in the next five years?
The outdoor industry should be a leader in holistic approach to sustainability—it's both an environmental and human issue.
There should be more incentive for manufacturing in the US or wherever our end-users are. When companies do manufacture abroad, it should be centered around expertise instead of exploitation.
We all need to consider how to do business in a way that's better for the planet and for people. That's the way our industry needs to go.
About Product Architects Inc./Polar Bottle
Since 1994 Product Architects Inc./ Polar Bottle™ has manufactured and distributed the original insulated water bottles. The family-run company started out of a Boulder, Colorado garage with the Polar Bottle Sport™ — the first insulated water bottle on the market. At that time it had only one employee. Still based in Boulder, the company today employs close to 50 people and has expanded its product line with innovative insulated bottle designs, including the Polar Bottle Ergo™ and Polar Bottle Thermaluxe™.
About Judy Amabile
Judy Amabile is the President and Co-founder of Product Architects Inc./ Polar Bottle. When the company started, she personally traveled around Colorado selling the sport bottles to local bike shops. Since then, she has kept an active role in the company, helping oversee everything from accounting and finance to sales, marketing and production.
Judy is committed to family, sustainability and responsible business. She is careful to source materials whenever possible from the United States and works hard to ensure she partners with environmentally conscious, ethical companies. Judy lives in Boulder with her dog and three sons. In her free time, she enjoys hiking, biking, skiing, traveling and spending time with her siblings, nieces and nephews (most of whom have at one point been employed at her company).