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Date: February 18, 2010
by: Robin Roy | City Editor
A national government watchdog group's newly created fund has issued its very first award to two Sarasota citizens groups suing Sarasota County and the city of Sarasota. Sarasota Citizens for Responsible Government and Citizens for Sunshine claim both local governments conducted secret spring-training negotiations with the Baltimore Orioles outside of the public eye.
The National Freedom of Information Coalition's Knight FOI fund provided $6,000 to both groups to pay for things such as court costs, filing fees and depositions.
County leaders say all negotiations have complied with the state's Sunshine Laws.
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Motorist charged in connection with crash that killed Vt. manThe Associated Press | November 29,2013WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. - A Rhode Island man involved in a fatal traffic crash in western Massachusetts is facing drunken driving and vehicular homicide charges.
Authorities say 34-year-old William Lowe of Pawtucket, R.I., is scheduled to be arraigned Friday in Northern Berkshire District Court in connection with the crash last weekend in Williamstown.
Police told The Berkshire Eagle that Lowe had an open container of alcohol and was speeding in his Ford Explorer at about 10:30 a.m. Sunday when he crossed the center line and struck a car driven by 64-year-old Lawrence George, Pownal, Vt.
George was pronounced dead at the scene. Lowe and a passenger were hospitalized.
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Matt Carpenter, Cardinals
It indeed seems that Molina will win the votes of those inclined to support a Cardinal, but if Molina plays irregularly over the final month of the season and the Cards wind up winning the NL Central, then Carpenter could gain some traction. It would be justified, as he's played good defense in his first season as a second baseman, and he's batting .312/.381/.473 (136 OPS+) while leading the NL in hits and doubles.
Shin-Soo Choo, Reds
Like Miguel Cabrera last year, Choo figures to earn some points for his willingness to shift to a more premium position (center field, in his case). With the bat, his 2013 is going swimmingly: .285/.415/.466 with 19 homers from the leadoff spot and 253 times on base, which is good for second in the NL.
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Happy Friday, Broncos fans! Jarrett Bell of USAT writes about the Broncos and the five biggest questions he deems they're facing this season, starting with whether John Elway will succeed as a front-office exec and if Tim Tebow can wrest the starting QB job from Kyle Orton. He figures the presence of John Fox means that hopefully the constant turnover at the DC position will finally come to an end, although Bell thinks the Broncos' selection of Von Miller over Marcell Dareus (of course, who knows if Dareus was even their second choice?) will be a hot debate topic going forward.
Bell concludes by wondering if Brian Dawkins has enough to contribute in his 16th season (and is it worth $6 million?) and if the Broncos can finally restore their home-field advantage. That last one should be filed under the "moot points" category, as good teams always have good records at home, while mediocre and poor teams (like Denver has been for the past five years) do not. They just have to become a better team, period. The rest (winning at home, beating division rivals and lesser teams, etc.) result from that...not vice versa.
Good Morning, Broncos fans! In Woody's latest mailbag, he shares some good insight on the Denver coaching staff, as John Fox retained 11 of Josh McDaniels' assistants, mostly on the offensive side. Paige writes that there was a divide among the staff last year, with defensive assistants comprising what he calls the "anti-McDaniels faction," most or all of whom have moved on. He also points out that Fox quite interestingly kept on Mark Thewes, McDaniels' best friend and assistant, citing the job Thewes did of insulating and protecting McDaniels as his situation in Denver worsened.
Woody figures that if Tim Tebow is the starting QB, we can expect to see more plays that utilize his ability to get out of the pocket, and he theorizes that Knowshon Moreno will at best either split carries or become more of a third-down type back. He also floats the idea of re-signing Daniel Graham, but that seems unlikely considering his advanced age and the diverse talent and youth already on the roster at that position. Woody expects little meddling from Fox on offense, not because it's Fox's way (it is) but because he'll need to focus on helping Dennis Allen in his first year as DC.
Woody says not to expect Justin Bannan back, and that he's likely headed eastward. Finally, he says that the only way Kyle Orton ends up starting at QB is if the labor talks go much later than expected, resulting in an abridged training camp.
Good Morning, Broncos fans! As he profiles Julius Thomas and his transition to the NFL, Klis changed his mind sometime yesterday and realized that no, the Broncos probably won't be signing any veteran tight ends in free agency. Meanwhile, Thomas has been staying with Brady Quinn and was apparently the first of Denver's nine picks to join the veteran workouts yesterday when he caught passes from Quinn.
Klis also helps us clarify the rookies/playbooks mystery: Thomas and the rest of the second-day draftees apparently don't have them, while the first-day picks do. But really, how does that make any sense at all? It can't be that the relationship between fellow draftees or between veterans and rookies is so cutthroat that they don't want to help each other out, right? It would presumably take just one player with a playbook and some initiative to head over to a Staples or Kinko's and have some copies made for his mates. Perhaps NFL playbooks now self-destruct when they're placed on a copy machine? Come on guys, it's been two months...
Note 10:50AM ET - As Ted pointed out to me, there is paper out there that prevents scans and copies, and it stands to reason that NFL teams would utilize this technology when printing their playbooks. So, that would explain things and render my rant moot...
Good Morning, Broncos fans! Mike Klis looks at the veteran running backs expected to be available in free agency, and thankfully doesn't list DeAngelo Williams as the best fit for Denver. Much more sensibly, Klis thinks Oakland's Michael Bush would be an ideal fit, and Bush certainly does more closely resemble the "Fox likes bigger RBs" meme, as the 27-year old has six inches and over thirty pounds on Williams. More importantly, Bush is likely to command much less in the way of guaranteed money.
Puzzingly, Klis is sticking with the "Denver needs to sign a pass-catching TE" line of thought even after the Broncos added Julius Thomas and Virgil Green via the draft to the incumbent group of Richard Quinn, Dan Gronkowski and Daniel Coats. Unless keeping five TEs on the roster is an option (how could it be?) it's quite hard to believe the Broncos would want to give another TE any amount of guaranteed money. Figure that Coats is a very likely cut, and three or four of the remaining players would make the final roster.
Good Morning, Broncos fans! Among their latest Whispers, PFW reiterates that Mario Haggan is likely to be playing end (of course, we did hear it from LB caoch Richard Smith, so we already know it's fact) and says the Dolphins will also be interested in signing DeAngelo Williams. I don't know about you, but I really don't like the idea of Denver getting into any sort of bidding war over a 28-year-old running back. Granted, he's only carried the ball 841 times in the NFL (plus 118 receptions), but the lack of carries has been due to injuries, and his body did also endure 969 carries in college (plus 70 receptions). He's missed 16 games over the past two seasons; is that the kind of player you want to see the Broncos giving an eight-figure guarantee to?
Good Morning, Broncos fans! Mike Freeman writes that after having spoken with several players and league officials over the past couple days, he expects a new CBA will be reached sometime in early- or mid-July. Freeman thinks all of the recent progress was sparked by the owners' desire to salvage their preseason revenue, and he says parties from both sides have been much more optimistic about a new deal off the record than on.
Meanwhile, LB Ben Leber, who's a named plaintiff in the Brady suit and a free agent, says he expects a new CBA will be agreed upon in time for a full season to be played.
Good Morning, Broncos fans! Leigh Steinberg considers the many ways the lockout will end up affecting teams this season, starting with the disadvantage teams like Denver will have as a new coaching staff races to familiarize itself with the players. Steinberg writes that veteran free agents will have plenty of catching up to do in learning new systems and getting acquainted with teammates, while both drafted and undrafted rookies will be at a serious competitive advantage. Due to the lack of offseason conditioning, Steinberg foresees an increase in serious injuries during training camp and a higher severity of injuries.
Along the same line of thinking, Jason Cole writes that teams expect to lean more on veteran players than ever before.
Happy Friday, Broncos fans! ESPN's trio of Mortensen, Schefter and Clayton are reporting that as part of the labor talks, the two sides are considering measures to help teams retain their own players in what will be an abbreviated free agency period. One option is to give each team a right of first refusal on up to three free agents (only this year), allowing them to match contract offers from other franchises. Another idea under consideration is to open a brief window for teams to negotiate exclusively with their own players before free agency truly begins.
Good Morning, Broncos fans! In his latest mailbag, Woody writes that Tim Tebow was mostly coached last year by Mike McCoy and Adam Gase, and is very happy the two were retained for John Fox's staff. He also says that if Tebow is declared the starter this season and Kyle Orton is still around, that the veteran will demand a trade. interestingly, Woody writes that Fox sent Jake Delhomme packing from Carolina last year for the player's benefit and would like for Delhomme to back up and help mentor Tebow if Orton is indeed dealt away.
Plus, apparently Sam Farmer of the LA Times floated the idea of Pat Bowlen swapping franchises with Rams owner Stan Kroenke and moving the Rams to Los Angeles. But Woody says that's just not happening.
Good Morning, Broncos fans! Although they were prepared to spend as much as two days ironing out their differences, the NFL's owners spent only five hours yesterday discussing the general framework of the next CBA. Having reached what Jeff Pash characterized as a "consensus within the ownership," the negotiations between the players and the league will reconvene today in a Boston suburb. And while Albert Breer writes that yesterday's meeting was more about general concepts than specific details, and both parties are maintaining the "there's a long way to go" mantra, the brevity of the powwow points to real progress being made.
Meanwhile, Jason Cole reports that the new league year could begin as soon as July 15, with veteran free agency and rookie OTAs first on the docket. Beyond agreeing to a new deal, Cole writes that the two sides would then need to settle the class-action suits filed in concert by active and retired players, followed by recertification of the NFLPA, and finally ratification of the CBA by ownership.


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Often forgotten and overlooked, the U.S.-Mexican War featured false starts, atrocities, and daring back-channel negotiations as it divided the nation, paved the way for the Civil War a generation later, and launched the career of Abraham Lincoln. Amy S. Greenberg's skilled storytelling and rigorous scholarship bring this American war for empire to life with memorable characters, plotlines, and legacies.
When President James K. Polk compelled a divided Congress to support his war with Mexico, it was the first time that the young American nation would engage another republic in battle. Caught up in the conflict and the political furor surrounding it were Abraham Lincoln, then a new congressman; Polk, the dour president committed to territorial expansion at any cost; and Henry Clay, the aging statesman whose presidential hopes had been frustrated once again, but who still harbored influence and had one last great speech up his sleeve. Beyond these illustrious figures, A Wicked War follows several fascinating and long-neglected characters: Lincoln's archrival John Hardin, whose death opened the door to Lincoln's rise; Nicholas Trist, gentleman diplomat and secret negotiator, who broke with his president to negotiate a fair peace; and Polk's wife, Sarah, whose shrewd politicking was crucial in the Oval Office.
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"The best account we have of the politics of Mr. Polk's War. . . . If one can read only a single book about the Mexican-American War, this is the one to read." —James M. McPherson, The New York Review of Books
"Greenberg writes taut political history, full of chapter-ending cliffhangers and characters who feel like real people." —Zocalo Public Square
"A Wicked War is an excellent selection for anyone wanting a thoughtful, compelling, and challenging account of the war that gained the nation much of its western empire and helped set the stage for the Civil War. Instructors of college offerings in U.S. military history, antebellum sectionalism, and American expansionism would be well advised to consider requiring this book . . . . Even today's reading-averse students will keep turning its pages." —Robert E. May, Professor of History at Purdue University, Civil War Book Review
"In her absorbing and valuable A Wicked War, Penn State's Amy S. Greenberg does a splendid job of vivifying this disgraceful episode in American history." Bill Kauffman, Reason
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"No less a warrior than Ulysses S. Grant had good reason to decry the war with Mexico as 'wicked.' In Amy S. Greenberg's dramatic and deeply engaging political narrative, the reader gets the grit of the campaign and rich insight into the fascinating historical actors who stage-managed (or resisted) this all-important, under-studied war. In these fast-turning pages, we see clashes among political opportunists, moments of eloquence and pathos-all under the rising sun of American power." —Andrew Burstein and Nancy Isenberg, authors of Madison and Jefferson
"A Wicked War gives the U.S.-Mexican War a personal dimension and immediacy that has been lacking until now. Amy Greenberg makes us live the war vicariously through the lives of the aging patriarch Henry Clay who lost a son in Mexico, the husband-and-wife presidential team of James K. and Sarah Polk, the lanky and somewhat disheveled Abraham Lincoln still learning about politics, and others. This is a rare melding of great story-telling and analysis of an era that shaped not only the United States but the entire North American continent." —Andrés Reséndez, author of A Land So Strange
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The Los Angeles Kings haven't solved their scoring woes since coach Darryl Sutter took over last month, but the club keeps picking up points.
They've done that in each of their last six meetings with the Phoenix Coyotes.
Los Angeles looks to extend its season-high point streak to nine Thursday night and send the Coyotes home with a losing four-game road trip.
The Kings (19-14-7) were held to 13 goals in the final eight games before coach Terry Murray was fired Dec. 12. The change to Sutter hasn't provided a spark offensively, scoring 14 goals in seven games since he replaced interim coach John Stevens on Dec. 22, but the team is 4-0-3.
They're averaging a league-worst 2.1 goals and have scored three or fewer in 17 of 19 following Monday's 2-1 shootout loss to Colorado.
Los Angeles held a 32-21 edge in shots and has been outshot only once in its last 11 games.
"We had a few good shifts and had some scoring chances, but we just couldn't bury them and it came back to bite us," said Kings leading scorer Anze Kopitar, who ended a career-high 17-game goal drought Saturday and assisted on Dustin Brown's goal Monday.
"We had a bunch of 2-on-1s. I had a chance in overtime and I don't know why I didn't shoot it, but I should have put it on net."
The Kings converted none of their five power-play chances and have scored just three times in their last 53 opportunities. However, they haven't allowed a power-play goal during the current eight-game point streak, the club's longest since an 8-0-3 run Jan. 22-Feb. 17.
Los Angeles continues a six-game homestand with its fourth matchup of the season against the Coyotes (19-17-4).
The teams split two games in Arizona in October before the Kings won 4-3 at home Dec. 26 to snap a franchise-record streak of 16 consecutive games with three goals or fewer. Brown, Willie Mitchell, Rob Scuderi and Brad Richardson scored for the Kings, who are 5-0-1 against Phoenix since losing five straight in this series.
They will likely face Mike Smith, who returned Tuesday after missing six games with a groin injury and made 27 saves in a 4-1 loss to St. Louis.
Phoenix has dropped five of six, including two of three on this road trip, and trails Los Angeles by three points in the tightly packed Pacific Division.
"We got out-competed," Smith said. "We've got to find ways to win hockey games."
Smith has a 3.80 goals-against average in his last nine games but held Los Angeles to two goals in both meetings in October. His 1.62 GAA in eight starts (6-2-0) versus the Kings is his lowest against any opponent he's faced more than twice.
Radim Vrbata hasn't had similar success, going pointless in nine of his last 10 games against them, but did have two goals and an assist in a 3-2 overtime victory over the Kings on Oct. 29. Vrbata scored his team-leading 19th goal Tuesday after snapping a five-game point drought with two third-period goals in Saturday's 4-2 win over Minnesota.
Coyotes forward Raffi Torres scored twice in last month's loss at Staples Center but will not be available Thursday, completing a two-game suspension for charging Wild defenseman Nate Prosser.
That could be a significant absence as Los Angeles has surrendered just 11 goals in its last eight games. Jonathan Quick is 5-0-2 with a 1.37 goals-against average during that stretch, but he's given up three goals in each of the last two meetings between these clubs.
Kopitar has a team-high four points versus Phoenix in 2011-12.
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I say the latter out of habit. College student is only 2 miles from us but has been home since Monday (we were out of town M-W; he cat-sat along with his kitten) - been enjoying the conversations and time together. Looking forward to more, along with some cooking help, etc. Finally the 3 cats are starting to get along!
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I say it the first way. I have 3 fake ones in the house, 2 red and 1 white (do they even come in white in real life?) I love the variety that has the curled leaves. They look so pretty.
DD20 came home last Sat. I asked her last night if she ever sleeps at school. She has been falling asleep every night between 8 and 9 and sleeping in to at least 9. She said she thinks she is finally caught up on sleep. Now maybe she will help with chores!
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I forgot to answer the rest of the questions.
I love poinsettias, but I have exercised so much restraint and not bought any. I have more than enough plants that are presently covered up for the next two days because of the frosty weather. I dunno, I might break down and buy a few because they are so beautiful. A lady in town has a nice hedge of them in her front yard. Absolutely gorgeous!
DD is home for one month and fortunately got her job back at McDonald's. I insisted she work to pay for her incidentals. Manager also told her she could get in a couple of days when she came home for spring break too. I'm happier about that than she is. LOL, DD is not appreciating this right now as she has put in 20+ hours the past 3 days. She will on payday.
Can't really say she was helping out much with chores before she started working. She did a littlle here and there, but nothing unless I asked. But she has spent time with the grandkids, and she has even entertained the 8-month old one that I watched a couple of times a week. So I'm not unhappy. She did bake some sugar cookies and oatmeal raisin cookies for the cookie baskets I was giving away. Her sleeping is OK. None of the all-morning long stuff. I'm just glad she's happy and sleeping as opposed to her insomia the first week of school.


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Celebrity motorcycle maven Jesse James is back in the news this week. You may recall that after two failed marriages, Jesse married America's Sweetheart, actress Sandra Bullock, in 2005. Only days after receiving the Academy Award for Best Actress this last March, Sandra was blindsided with the shocking news that Jesse had been carrying on a torrid eleven month affair with tattoo model Bombshell McGee. Sandra divorced Jesse in June and now Jesse has a new flame in tattoo artist Kat Von D.
Jesse James, like many mirage men, wants to live his life in the perpetual Honeymoon stage of Tiger Woods Syndrome. Men like Jesse think something is terribly wrong when reality comes crashing down on their fantasyland of love in the Resigned Compliance stage of Tiger Woods Syndrome and they realize they have bonded with a stranger. They run away from their problems and find another person to recreate the illusion of love. Author Jane Velez-Mitchell refers to this repetitive cycle as "chasing the high".
We see this type of behavior in adolescent children who are obsessed about themselves. All they care about is how life is going to serve them. They indulge themselves in addictive activities. They pursue crushes and are devastated when they don't lead to true love. Then the next day they pick themselves off the ground and become infatuated with someone else. It's all innocent fun in 9th grade, but when adults behave in the same immature way it has devastating consequences to their partners and children they leave in their wake.


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You're supposed to be just a number. An even, two-digit number that just so happens to rhyme with "dirty" — nothing more. So why do I continue to look at you with such trepidation and disdain?
Your relationships are your most valuable assets.
Sleep hygiene becomes an actual thing instead of a weird myth you read about once.
Since he's so easy to be around and asks for nothing, I wanted to please him, to make him happy, the same way I feel towards my dog — which is probably the closest thing to love I've ever felt.
So, what changes? There is a shift in focus. In three words: confidence, gratitude, and purpose. Don't be mistaken, even 30-year-olds falter, but the 20s build-up come together to offer more of these three than you've had before.
As a teenager, you should be drunk; in your early 20s, recovering from the hangover whilst tackling the stinging realities of work and rent. In your mid 20s, you should be climbing ladders, property, and career, and by the end of your 20s, you better be thinking about children, or it may be too late.
I began to feel like Dolores, or Lolita as most of you may know her by.
Did I make the right choices after college? Was this the path I should've gone on?
There's no cut off for fun things. You can drink and smoke and eat and hang forever.
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After Earth has all the ingredients for a bad film, doesn't it? You've got the father-son partnership between Will Smith and Jaden in yet another post-apocalyptic dystopian vision of earth, and it's from hit-and-miss director M. Night Shyamalan.
So when it came to predicting a score on film aggregator site, Rotten Tomatoes, we thought it would be a pretty easy task – we'll just slap a 24% on this potential pile of steaming mess and pop the kettle on; knock up a strong coffee. That wouldn't be fair, though, so we've decided to look at the reviews, which, for After Earth, could be like getting your gas and electricity meter checked and risking a bigger bill.
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1000 years have passed since humans walked the earth. Kitai Raige (Jaden) and his father Cypher (Will) crash land on the now isolated planet, and are forced to survive despite a pretty serious injury to Cypher. Not the worst plot of all time, but has it been executed well? "A trite sci-fi adventure that's probably too intense for younger viewers and not sophisticated enough for adults," say Screen International. Oh dear, that's not a good start. "You'll spend much of your time waiting for it to be after After Earth, waiting for that respite brought about by the damn thing finally getting to its silly, telegraphed point," write Twitch. That's not good either.
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This is the King Square cinemas which was formerly the Famous Players Paramount. When Empire bought all the Famous Players cinemas in Atlantic Canada, they renamed this one Empire King Square Cinemas. The other one is the former Odeon theatre which as it states was renamed King Square in 1984, closed in 1996 and is demolished.
Doesn't it seem odd that the Colossus across the highway gets ALL the new attractions? Oh sure the Interchange gets a few here and there but not nearly as many as they used to. What changed? Maybe if it got a few more of the big blockbusters when released then they wouldn't have had to close half the theatres. Kind of ironic since Cineplex once sued to get more product all those years ago.
That's cool Jason. I remember several Toronto area theatres that were named the same way. I guess any Famous Players theatre built or renovated during that era had their cinemas named for former movie palaces. I thought that was a great idea. My favourite was the Oakville Town Centre cinemas where the lobby looked like a street, with the ceiling blue as the sky and each cinema entrance had their own marquee each in a different style with their cinema name and what was playing. Looked just like an old fashioned main street.
It really is a shame that in a city like Chicago, that this cinema (or the Esquire or both) could not have been turned in to something like a Sundance cinema, an Angelika cinema, or even another Landmark location. What a loss eh.
I guess no one from Kingston knows how this was divided up. Too bad Empire couldn't update this location instead of building way up near 401. That will leave downtown Kingston with only the small Screening Room. That's a shame. Downtown Windsor recently lost it only cinema location, ironic since both Windsor & Kingston downtowns are close to their respective universities, which I'm sure makes up a good portion of their audience.
I know Jason, I always hoped to make it here too. I love the marquee out front and on Google streetview have gone around to the back where it appears that there is the original building and an add on to the north of it. They have a marquee back there too.
By the way, LOVE LOVE the photos you posted awhile back showing the late great Uptown in Toronto, OMG I miss that place. Now there is an art deco looking condo building on the site called…The Uptown. I especially love the photo taken from the front and above, showing the tall Uptown sign, and the entrance leading from the main doors, up over the alleyway to the main huge Uptown building with the great black roof. That is exactly the view from my nephew's former apartment when he lived in the tower of the Hudson's Bay Centre.
Before this theatre closes when the new Empire opens, can someone tell me how this was divided from one single theatre in to 7?? I've always wondered how 7 screens were fit in to the original.
I love all your uploads Mike, where do you find them without having to go to a library and look on microfilm?
I thought Rideau Centre was opened by Famous Players and only became Cineplex when they took over FP? Then were sold to Empire when Cineplex had to divest itself of certain locations.
What a shame. Looks like a great theatre, several photos of it on cinematour.com
This theatre should be listed as open, it re-opened on November 18 with the latest Twilight movie. One screen open so far.
LOVE that photo of the Tivoli Jon! I've often wondered if FP had booked "The Sound of Music" in to the Tivoli instead of the Eglinton, would it have survived a few more years. After all, the Tivoli was once the "home of Todd-ao" and TSOM was in glorious Todd-ao. I thought at the time it was a shame to have closed it since it had such a wonderful run as a major roadshow house. Why couldn't they run it as they did with the Imperial-Yorkdale-Golden Mile-Runnymede and maybe had the Tivoli with the Capitol-Birchcliff-Westwood…
Status for this should be open. It re-opened on November 18 with the latest "Twilight" movie. From the showtimes, it appears that only one of the screens is open at this time, no word on when the other one will open.
Boy is the photo and map location ever off for this theatre-the Skyway 6. It was at 25 Carlson Court at Dixon Rd and Hwy 27, nowhere near Airport Rd & Derry. This should be changed and updated.
Yes, that was the Skyline Cinemas, in what was then the Skyline Hotel. It is listed here under Skyline and opened in 1971 and closed in 1991.
Me too Techman707, one of my favourite musicals!
Stockholm IS in Sweden Ken, NOT Denmark!
David, I loved it. It brought back so many memories of when we went to many roadshows when I was a kid here in Toronto. What an event it seemed to be with the souvenir books, the overture before the beginning and then the eventual parting of the curtains. Thanks again, and enjoyable and memorable read.
I think the only reason they dropped One Bloor is because it was no longer Famous Players but Cineplex, who already has the Varsity. What gets me is that at one time Famous Players had ALL the theatres at Yonge/Bloor/Bay except the Varsity. (cumberland4, university, plaza twin, towne cinema, uptown 5) So why Cineplex couldn't have 2 complexes a block apart is beyond me. The Varsity could have become a classy art house and the new one more Hollywood fare.
Famous Players had all kinds of plans that never came to be. They were going to build a new Imperial Six in the basement of the Ryrie Bldg at Yonge and Shuter, a new University 9 in the complex that replaced the University using the facade and old entrance. And ultimately a new 10 screener at Yonge & Bloor to replace the Uptown in what is now becoming the condo One Bloor E. Too bad that one didn't get built before the merger. Somewhere I have newspaper articles on all of these announcements.
At one time years ago, Famous Players was considering re-developing it's Hollywood site at Yonge & St Clair in to a multiplex. Instead however they built Silvercity at Yonge & Eglinton. Too bad since we would have that one where the Hollywood was and the Canada Square up at Eglinton.
Same with Chicago. They still have the Logan, Davis, Century Centre and other neighbourhood theatres open. I always thought that there were other parts of Toronto that should have theatres too. Like Liberty Village seems to be an area that could have one. I miss theatres in the Eglinton/Avenue rd area as well as the Yonge/St Clair area. For some reason, Danforth hasn't been able to support one but I wish there were more like the Beach Cinemas around town, not too big, 4-6 screens with all the bells and whistles. Miss the Bayview Village cinemas too, seemed perfect, just the right size too. And have always always found it puzzling why there is not ONE cinema of any size in southern Mississauga, south of the QEW where I grew up. If you want to go to a move, you have to go way up to Square One area or drive several miles east to the Queensway.
Well whatever the reason it's just too bad. This is a lovely theatre in a great part of town and was the last of the "original" Odeons built in the late 40s..would have been terrific if it had been a great success. Having just returned from NYC last weekend, I was impressed at how many neighbourhoods still have thriving theatres like we used to. Here they are mainly downtown and in outlying malls. It was nice to have this Bloor West theatre open again, even if only for a few months. Such a shame…
Well has anyone heard ANYTHING about this theatre? There was so much hype about it reopening after all those years and now nothing.
Some beautiful photos of the Humber on the urban Toronto website listed above by hdtv267. Such a shame. I had a terrible feeling that this was all too good to be true when this reopened. A movie theatre compliments this neighbourhood so much, obviously the people of Bloor West Village, Swansea and the much posher Kingsway area don't agree.


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UVU softball: Wolverines open conference play at Saint Mary's
OREM, Utah - Winner of nine of its last 10 contests, Utah Valley University looks to keep up its recent run of success when it begins the Pacific Coast Softball Conference season Saturday in Moraga, Calif., at Saint Mary's.
UVU and SMC will play a four-game set, comprised of a doubleheader on Saturday and Sunday. Each day's games get underway at 1 p.m. MT.
After going 7-1 at the Rebel Spring Games in Kissimmee, Fla., a week ago, the Wolverines (14-9) stayed hot by picking up a home win over Marist on Wednesday. Third baseman Debra Lovell led the way, going 3-for-3 with a solo home run as she helped withhold the Red Foxes, 4-3.
Shortstop Krystin Jachim, the PCSC Player of the Week, maintained her recent run of form with a two-RBI triple and second baseman Dynasty Lauvai drove in her team-best 16th RBI of the season.
Through the first 23 games of the season, Jachim leads UVU with a .393 batting average, but first baseman Amanda Robinson isn't far behind at .388. Jachim also has 15 RBIs, followed by 12 from Kylee Brinkerhoff and 11 from Robinson. Lauvai's three home runs are tops on the team, but Robinson, Lovell and catcher Jazmyne Cortinas each have two.
Right fielder Morgan Summers also leads the conference in triples with four.
In the circle, head coach Rachel Hartgrove has looked most regularly to the senior-sophomore tandem of Tiffany Mills and Josi Summers. With a 2.25 ERA, Mills is 6-4 on the year with a pair of saves. Summers is 4-5 with a 3.95 ERA. Both pitchers have a one-hitter to their names this season, unfortunately Summers' came in a losing effort against Columbia, 1-0, on March 16.
SMC (7-17) also enters the weekend with momentum, claiming wins in three of its last four. At the Capital Classic in Sacramento, the Gaels picked up three straight wins by defeating Sacramento State, Texas State and Fresno State.
Senior catcher Megan Smith went 6-for-13 during the Classic with four RBIs and a double. Her .351 batting average is best on the squad, and she is second on the team in RBIs with 11.
Pitcher Sarah Lira leads the team with 14 RBIs and three home runs. She has pitched in 12 games for SMC this season.
Alongside Lira, Lujane Mussadi and Jessica Lemmon have made the bulk of the pitching starts for SMC. Mussadi holds a 5-5 record and a 2.31 ERA, while Lemmon is 2-5 with a 3.19 ERA.
Saint Mary's was selected to finish fourth - one spot ahead of UVU - in the preseason PCSC coaches' poll.
The Wolverines and Gaels did not meet last season as the PCSC was then divided into two divisions.
Utah Valley returns to the Beehive State for five games next week, visiting Utah in Salt Lake City on Tuesday, March 26, before hosting CSU Bakersfield for a PCSC weekend series.
Kellen Hiser is sports information assistant at Utah Valley University. For more information on Wolverine athletics, visit WolverineGreen.com.
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Celebrity Style: Katherine Heigl
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Your hubby's birthday is the perfect chance to get dolled up, and Katherine Heigl did just that for her man. She dressed up in Diane von Furstenberg's liquid metallic dress, a cropped black leather jacket, and a silver Prada clutch. This is one of the actress's most edgy looks and I approve. Especially drool-worthy are her Burberry studded platforms. I hope this look leads to many more fierce Katherine ensembles!
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luxecake 6 years
She looks amazing as always! Those shoes are intense; me want!
lizlee89 6 years
You know, I love Katherine Heigl both on and off-screen, and her fashion choices are great but sometimes it seems like she's flipping through magazines to see what is trendy. Whatever, I still love her and this outfit...
pinkia 6 years
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AMP 6 years
what is with her hair? ugh, she's so annoying
sugajen 6 years
pic= *pig
sugajen 6 years
pic= *pig
sugajen 6 years
ugghh. NOT cute. the silver makes her skin look like a pink shiney pic. she usually does look cue but not in that. :/
kitkatherine 6 years
i LOVE this look.
kitkatherine 6 years
i LOVE this look.
Shopaholichunny 6 years
I am ordering those F21 shoes FAB! Thanks for letting me know about them! :]
shugahxnxspice 6 years
Cute outfit!! I agree about the shoes...those f21 pumps are a steal!
alisonanne 6 years
I like the DVF dress, the jacket and the Burberry shoes! I don't think that clutch goes very well though, a brightly coloured one would look better.
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I own that dress. It's so comfy! :)
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Good job Katherine!
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Washington Heald, son of Benjamin F. and Rosilla (Monk) Heald, was b. 23 July 1867 [Buckfield VR]. He m. (1st) Ella M. Bessey, dau. of Alvin Sturtevant and Alfaretta (Turner) Bessey, b. 12 Sept. 1872; m. (2nd) Lydia Jennie Varney, dau. of Newell M. and Lydia C. (Bonney) Varney, b. 8 Jan. 1875 [Sumner VR]; no children.
Some information on Washington's line of descent follows:
Benjamin F. Heald, son of Washington and Eliza A. (Allen) Heald, was b. Sept. 1843 [Buckfield VR].
Washington Heald, son of Benjamin and Rebecca (Spaulding) Heald, was b. 23 July 1801 [Sumner VR]; d. 22 Mar. 1876. He m. 31 Mar. 1825 [Sumner VR] Eliza A. Allen, b. 19 Oct. 1803, d. 6 July 1893.
Benjamin Heald came to Sumner from Carlisle, Mass., about 1784. He was b. June 25, 1764 [Sumner VR]; d. 12 Oct. 1841 [Sumner VR]; m. 30 Apr. 1786 [Cumberland County (Me.) Marriage Returns] Rebecca Spaulding, dau. of Benjamin and Patty (Barrett) Spaulding, b. Nov. 1766 [Sumner VR], d. 10 June 1858 [Sumner VR]. They had eleven children, all recorded in Sumner.
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In the Nikolaiviertel area of Berlin, happened upon this restaurant and it was a good find. Pleasant environment, helpful staff and good food. Venison Goulash was very tasty.
It is the best one pear I've ever had. Everything else is also good incl staff and service. But pear is the MUST! Goulash is also tasty!
The courtyard at the front of the restaurant is lovely but gets very busy in the evening. The waitresses were a little unwelcoming, service was a little on the poor side, and the food was very average if not oversized even by Berlin standards. The baked pear with cheese house speciality was equally underwhelming and was pretty tasteless and undercooked...
The room of the restaurant is really nice with a vaulted celling and a cosy atmosphere.
We add the pumpking soup (5.50€, very gingered), herrings (10.90€, nice dressing and large portion). The beer of the house is enjoyable. The staff is nice and portions are generous, lots of customers tried the pork knuckle (1kg!) and seemed to enjoy it.
This is a very good German restaurant that can be very busy in the evening. We had dinner here twice and were very lucky having a table without reservation.
It is situated in the Nikolaiviertel (Nikolai Quarter) and just a half of minute walk from St. Nicholas Church, Berlin's oldest building.
The menu begins with an introduction to the history...
Just round the corner from our hotel, at the end of a long hot day of business meetings. The tables all set out on the cobbles under tall, leafy trees, leaving just dappled sunlight to filter through.
Service was reasonably efficient, if not particularly warm.
The food was typical Berlin fare. Quite generous portions, but nothing stood out. A mildly...
This was my first trip to Germany and my first really good German meal. I had the pork schnitzel which was delicious and the au gratin potatoes which were the best au gration potatoes I've ever had! Ended the meal with the apple strudel, yum! We made it here just in time as the kitchen was closing soon but luckily...
Good German foods, Excellent German beers!! The building looks nice. I really recommend this restaurant.
An attractive oldie worldly restaurant in a quiet and old part of Berlin (albeit mostly rebuilt) in the Nikolaiviertel. I visited twice for dinner. The first time I ate al fresco and tasted the famous Berlin style cured pig knuckle with split peas and sauerkraut. Very tasty but sufficient for 2 or even 3 people!
I liked the setting and...
Gerichtslaube is located in the pleasant back street of the renovated Nicholas quarter, and was the former medieval Berlin courthouse. Hard to say how much of it is original, but the current building has a very authentic feeling, so if it is largely renovated, then they have done a very good job.
Fortunately we had a fine weather evening so...
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