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SALINA, Kan. (AP)-- A company that is being sued in the electrocution death of a 12-year-old Salina girl wants the trial moved to another county.
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Jaymie Hicks died in December, months after she fell onto an electrical box while playing with friends in the rain in downtown Salina.
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CHICAGO (AP) — The city of Chicago has announced work crews will resurface at least 300 miles of roadway this year.
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Why did they bother with the original Trek crew in these new movies?
That is the answer.
Although I've accepted what JJ Abrams trek is which is a rip-off or homage depending on your point of view to one of the most iconic tv/movie franchises of all time. That's why you have to have Khan in a story even though the villain could've not been Khan and this story would've been fine.
But in all honesty, I've enjoyed what JJ has done even if I am just a sucker for the fanboy winks like section 31 and Praxis.
I would like to see him try to do something truly original with this cast. Not recycle old trek villains and the "Earth will be exploded!" or "Big bad ship that is bigger and badder than Enterprise" cliches. JJ is definitely a good director and makes very pretty visual movies. Dialogue/story could use improvement.
But I'm really just bitching, because overall I enjoyed both movies.
And hey, I'm interested to see JJ's take on the Borg. I hope they are menacing like Best of Both Worlds and not like ST:Voyager.
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Darryl Proctor — a career retrospective
A note from OBW Editor-in-Chief Sam Perkins: Darryl Proctor ('09) was inducted into the Hall of Fame at the University of Maryland-Baltimore County today. In my roughly 15 years of watching America East men's basketball, I have never seen aRead More
Housecleaning in Catonsville
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Chandler Thomas leaves UMBC
(Baltimore, MD) – Freshman forward Chandler Thomas has left the University of Maryland-Baltimore County basketball team and plans to transfer elsewhere, as confirmed by multiple sources. Thomas, a 6'6" forward from Indianapolis, Indiana, averaged 6 points and 3.4 rebounds inRead More
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder: Ugly play-in game was all that is good about the America East
On Thursday night, two teams boasting a combined record of five wins and 53 loses met in an empty, echo-filled arena in West Hartford. In the shadows on the outskirts of the State capital, the two lowest ranked teams inRead More
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(Boston, MA) — UMBC guard Jerrell Lane drove down the court, pulled up from behind the arc, and fired up an uncontested 3. As the final buzzer sounded, Lane's wounded duck struck nothing but the bottom of the backboard. ItRead More
Walking Tall: UMBC falls 77-69, but walk-on Quentin Jones – the Retrievers' smallest – shines.
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Coaching Carousel: Maine assistant coach Markwood heads to rival Vermont, UMBC assistant Stewart leaves for Division III head coaching gig.
Chris Markwood, who served as an assistant coach at Maine for the past five years, has reportedly been hired away by America East rival Vermont and will join the staff of new UVM head coach John Becker. A Portland native,Read More
Buzz-saw Binghamton sets tournament record with 17 3's in 91-65 win in conference tournament opener
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Week in review: Dec. 6 – 12
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HIGHLAND HEIGHTS, Ky. (AP) -- Leaders at Northern Kentucky University say they plan to travel around the state in an effort to spread the word about what makes the school special.
According to the Kentucky Enquirer, NKU President Geoff Mearns says leaders want to change the school's description as a "hidden gem" and the area's "best kept secret."
Mearns and other leaders at the school plan to travel to seven regions of the state from Sept. 29 through the end of the year. Each visit will last several days and include meetings with community and education leaders as well as high school and community college students.
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Theaters showing mainstream movie fare were mostly empty over the weekend, a traditionally slow period at the box office. On the other hand, those showing art-house fare were doing a land-office business. The Jodie Foster vigilante flick The Brave One was the top earner with an estimated $14 million in 2,755 theaters, or about $5,100 per theater. By contrast, David Cronenberg's Eastern Promises took in $553,000 in 15 theaters, or an average of nearly $37,000 per theater. The Beatles drama/musical Across the Universe, directed by Julie Taymor, racked up about $685,000 in 23 theaters, or nearly $30,000 per theater. Paul Haggis's In the Valley of Elah earned a solid $150,000 in nine theaters, averaging $17,000 per theater. Among films in wide release only The Brave One earned more than $10 million. Studio figures indicated that the debuting Billy Bob Thornton comedy Mr. Woodcock and last week's winner 3:10 to Yuma were virtually tied for second place with about $9.1 million each. (Final results will be published here on Tuesday.) Dragon Wars opened in fourth place with $5.4 million. Superbad continued to exhibit super legs, taking in another $5.2 million to place fifth and bringing its gross-to-date to $11.3 million. (It cost only $20 million to produce.)
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1. The Brave One, $14 million; 2. 3:10 to Yuma, $9.2 million; 3. Mr. Woodcock, $9.1 million; 4. Dragon Wars, $5.4 million; 5. Superbad, $5.2 million; 6. Halloween, $5 million; 7. The Bourne Ultimatum, $4.2 million; 8. Balls of Fury, $3.3 million; 9. Rush Hour 3, $3.3 million; 10. Mr. Bean's Holiday, $2.7 million.


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New Chicago parks draw admirers from around the worldCanadian Pacific had a rail line running through the heart of this city carrying passengers and freight to the Chicago River
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Vermont snow-sports resorts welcome Canadians with dollar-dealsHere's what's new for park sharks, downhillers and freestylers at Canada's ski besties in Vermont and what's available to balance the lagging loonie.
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What about the parts of the health care bill that no one wants to talk about? The good comes first and is definitely needed, but I'm afraid the shocker will be in 2014 and 2016. So on Nov. 6 let's do what is right for our country and future generations, and not on who will promise us the most goodies without any real hardships or consequences on our part.
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Apartment has entrance hall with built in closet, industrial style kitchen fully equiped with everything you need for cooking so you can choose to stay in and cook or to walk outside and eat in one of many restaurants and bistros that are just few steps from apartment.
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As a former prosecutor for the city of Los Angeles, Jane Mitchell Weston was living her California dream. The small-town Brownsville, Ky., native had moved to the big city to work as an L.A. deputy attorney right out of law school.
Now, more than 25 years later, Weston is again living her dream, albeit a new one that has her trying to help the wrongdoers as she speaks on behalf of the chief judge — God. Weston has just been ordained a priest in the Episcopal church and has been named the new minister at St. Simon's Episcopal in Conyers.
On the heels of its 50th anniversary celebration this summer, the Conyers church welcomed Weston and her husband of 19 years, Harold "Hal" Weston, a professor in the college of business at Georgia State University.
David Neville, St. Simon's senior warden and head verger, said the church had interviewed "four exceptional candidates for the priest-in-charge position" and called Weston, who preached her first sermon as the new minister on July 6. During one of her first meetings this month, the new priest expressed her gratitude to church leaders.
"We had a vestry meeting last week and it was my first official vestry meeting," she said. "I was giving my report and said, 'First of all, I love my job. I get up in the mornings and driving here I am so thankful. I love the people. I love the opportunity. I'm very fortunate. A lot of people when they get out of seminary don't know what they're going to do. I know and I love it.'"
As a young girl growing up in Brownsville Missionary Baptist Church, Weston could never have imagined that someday she would be standing in a courtroom as a lawyer for the second largest city in the U.S., nor could she have ever dreamed she would one day be ordained an Episcopal priest.
However, as God's plan for her life unfolded, Weston followed.
The daughter of school teachers, Weston enjoyed learning. Following high school graduation, the self-proclaimed "Kentucky girl" headed off for Murray State University in Kentucky where she was a political science and journalism major. Law school at the University of Kentucky followed with graduation in 1982.
"I think I always thought I would be in the courtroom," Weston said.
"While I was in law school, I was a law clerk for a cousin of mine who practices in Los Angeles. He basically observed in me that I had a big personality and might be fit for the courtroom… After I graduated from law school, I went to Los Angeles and was there for about nine years.
"I was the deputy city attorney for the city of Los Angeles and was a prosecutor for a while in the criminal division before moving into the civil."
After she left L.A., Weston went back to her home state and did general litigation for several years in Lexington.
"In the interim, I met my husband and we wound up in San Francisco," she said. "We were in San Francisco from 1994 to 2009. I've always been practicing law and I was practicing there. We loved living in the bay area. It was lovely."
Weston, who grew up playing the piano in her rural Baptist church and working as a camp counselor at Camp JOY each summer said, "I loved the church of my youth."
As an adult, she became part of the Episcopal denomination and when she and her husband had been married about a year, they began attending a church in San Francisco.
"We wound up at this wonderful Episcopal church and after a while, I learned the Episcopal seminary in Berkeley offered a certificate in theological studies," Weston said.
"I thought that was just fabulous. You could take classes over a period of time. With a lot of master's degrees, there's a limited window, but this was take classes when you can."
The Church Divinity School of the Pacific in Berkeley was the Episcopal seminary for the west coast and was where Weston started classes in 1999, completing her certificate in 2006, all the while still practicing law.
"I think it was while I was working on my certificate in theological studies I felt the call into the ministry," she said. "When I started taking classes, it was more of an intellectual pursuit, but during that time it became clearer that maybe I should be leaning toward ordination and ministry."
At the same time, Weston was becoming more active in the governance of her church in San Francisco, becoming more active in leadership and feeling a deep pull into the church. She was also invited to preach on occasion.
As she was exploring her call into the ministry, Weston's husband was offered a teaching position at Georgia State University and the couple moved to Atlanta.
She became active at All Saints Episcopal on West Peachtree Street and as her love for the ministry grew, she began exploring the ordination process. The parish recommended her and approved her to attend seminary.
Weston went to Candler School of Theology at Emory University and had not yet graduated when St. Simon's asked her to become its priest. While at Candler, Weston did an internship at All Saints.
She finished seminary and on June 21 and was ordained at the Cathedral of St. Philip in Buckhead.
"I think I'm the first minister in the family," she said. "I come from a family of teachers on my mom's side and on my dad's side."
Her father is the late A.B. Mitchell and her mother, Eleanor, who is 92, still lives in the family home which is near Mammoth Cave National Park in Kentucky.
Weston is also a member of the Georgia Bar, California Bar and Kentucky Bar associations.
"I practiced law for a long time and I loved what I did," she said. "I loved being in the courtroom. But I'm doing what I'm supposed to be doing in the ministry."
When asked if she has a favorite Scripture or Book of the Bible, she doesn't want to choose.
"I love the Gospels," she said. "I love the Psalms. I could get lost in the Psalms. But to say I like one thing more than the rest … I find the whole story so compelling that to pick out one part would be very hard. The whole story of salvation — how wonderful is that!"
These days the new priest is busy visiting with parishioners and getting to know her congregation. She preaches two services Sunday mornings at 8 and 10:30. There is no music played during the first service on Sundays.
As the church looks toward the fall, plans are in the works for a big event in early October where there will be music, fellowship, a blessing of the animals and a landscaping project.
"Fall is the time people start dividing the plants in their gardens," Weston said. "We want to invite the community to bring us something from their garden so that our garden reflects our community. I've got lemon day lilies that need to be divided and I'm going to bring them here."
Right now, though, Weston especially looks forward to Sundays.
"I love preaching," she said. "I take it very seriously, not to say other people don't. But because I'm a lawyer and someone in my profession as a lawyer knows words really matter and chooses words carefully, I'm going to be very thoughtful and prayerful and careful when I preach … My training as a lawyer tells me words matter.
"When I step into the pulpit, I realize it's an amazing privilege and amazing responsibility. I am always aware of that responsibility."
Weston invites everyone to visit the church located on Highway 138 in Conyers adjacent to Pine Log Park.
"We are a welcoming community," she said. "We have a sign that says 'The Episcopal Church Welcomes You.' That's really true. We welcome everyone and wherever people are on their life journey or faith journey, they are welcomed here.
"My hope and prayer for this community is that we can live into the people that God intends us to be in this life."
Beth Slaughter Sexton is a freelance writer based in Walton County. Contact her at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Yet everyone boasts about how the new DOWNTOWN and urban living generation of renters and condo owners will support businesses...and still...one of the richest corporations in the area won't take the risk to reopen it. Even if they showed movies on the weekends...MARCUS could be a leader again by truly saying it believes in DOWNTOWN...without a government loan or bailout.
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Seriously...it's been 5 years now. Why not just open up the old theaters on Wisconsin Avenue that they own (or at least I think that they still do) and show 1st run movies...not some juvenile orientated gangsa rap crap that forced them to close it decades ago.
Yet everyone boasts about how the new DOWNTOWN and urban living generation of renters and condo owners will support businesses...and still...one of the richest corporations in the area won't take the risk to reopen it. Even if they showed movies on the weekends...MARCUS could be a leader again by truly saying it believes in DOWNTOWN...without a government loan or bailout.Hide replies
They don't own any theaters downtown, old or new. Downtown is dead and new movie theaters certainly won't change that.
I live downtown and can tell you from my perspective that downtown is not dead, evidenced by Milwaukee's population increase over the past 10 years. The only people saying that are those living in Brookfield, New Berlin, etc. that never venture there anyway. Am I right, RD?
A previous jsonline articles indicate that Marcus Corp controls the old Grand Theatre located at 212 W Wisconsin: http://www.jsonline.com/blogs/business/141080383.html
The City of Milwaukee property assessment website lists the owner's mailing address, for 212 W Wisconsin, as Marcus Theatres Acctg - 100 E Wisconsin.
I saw Platoon there in the mid-eighties in its first run. Not sure when it closed.
THANX CW! I know its been a while....but I used to see some GREAT movies there as a kid, and I thought it was owned by them. I remember in the 1960's it having something called "CinemaScope" films...and it was so big in there they split it into 2 screens! 2001, the King and I, and maybe even some DISNEY films were played there)...(We must have been typing at the same time/so I missed this at first).
Re: Downtown theaters. What is at 214 E. Wisconsin? The Grand? (next to where we once had a McDonalds AND a Taco Bell turned Japanese place is/was). Or was that sold outright to the the visitor center, with the interior theaters bulldozed? It was in operation when the Grand Avenue was Grand, circa 1985 or so. Or is that the AMC movie theater chain?
Where on earth have you been Tabitha1? Marcus has invested in Milwaukee more so than any other Corporation I have known of. For you to slam the Marcus Corporation in any way is really ignorant and shameful.
Its not a slam. Its a statement. They (The Marcus Corp) have been talking about building a theater downtown since at least the 1980's. First it was going to be on Water Street behind the Church. They even commissioned a $$$ study to the school of Urban Planning at UWM to attempt to get public support for it. Now, over 25 years later, they are still talking about building one, and in the meantime, MSOE bought that parcel of land. Sure they are a great corporation, but remember, for every "donation" they give, they get a tax break. Even when a new hotel goes up, the media always "asks" someone from the MARCUS corporation if it is a good idea, and do they think Milwaukee needs more hotel rooms. And of course, they always say we have enough rooms. Ben MARCUS said this in 1980 when the HYATT REGENCY went up...almost as though he didn't want competition with his hotel rooms Yet, when you talk to someone from the tourist and convention center, they will tell you that one of the main reasons we do not book more or BIGGER conventions is a pure lack of downtown rooms that will be available. So, is it a slam? Or more of a "get on with it" for God's sake!
You still need to fill the hotel rooms when the big conventions aren't in town. That's the rub.
Marcus has been trying for years to sell the Grand Theater along with the office building it's in. Some of the Grand Theater's electrical equipment was damaged in the early 2000s when the basement flooded according to on line comments on the Cinema Treasures web site. The office space in that building is old school and likely not the highly desireable Class A office space. Given the agof the building, unless major remodeling has been done, the office space is likely Class C, which means not a lot of revenue coming in. The lack of parking close by does not help the office space rental situation. The lack of close by parking does not make the Grand Theater a destination in which to see a movie. Yes, I agree seing an action film, a Star Wars type film, etc. in Panavision (the current name for CinemaScope) would be awesome in that big old movie palace. But even Landmark Theaters realized nearly 25 years ago the only way to keep the Orienal viable and profitable was to convert the auditorium to three screen. From what I've read, the balcony is no longer in use at the Oriental.
Lakeview -- Yes, Marcus has invested a lot in downtown Milwaukee in terms of high-end hotels: Pfister, Intercontinental, and Hilton. However, Marcus has also exited the family restarunt business -- Big Boy and what that evolved into along with Captain's Steak Joints and Applebees. Marcus has only one cineplex left in the City of Milwaukee -- the one where Southgate Mall once stood. Northtown Cinemas was closed last October and the Prospect Mall theaters went dark at least five years ago. I wouldn't exactly call this a heavy investment in the city by Marcus
@tabitha "Re: Downtown theaters. What is at 214 E. Wisconsin? The Grand? (next to where we once had a McDonalds AND a Taco Bell turned Japanese place is/was)." Presumably, you mean 214 W Wisconsin, which is the approximate address of The Grand. There never was a McD's at that location. Arby's, yes. McD's, no. The long-defunct McD's was in the the Posner building which is at 152 W Wisconsin. The "Japanese place" Kiku is still at 202 W Wisconsin.
I'm surprised this is taking so long, but whatever it takes, let's get this rolling...Hide replies
Actually read the article. No business tenants signed up. With no business tenants they could not get financing. That's why they've lowered the office space. Duh,
Um, yes, that's right. And I'm surprised, frankly.
Is Marcus proposing to move their corporate offices from 100 E. Wisconsin to this building?
I wonder if the House of Blues is back in the fold?
It's not all roses downtown by any means, but there's a whole lot more life and positive movement than many people realize. And not to stereotype because there are many exceptions, but a great deal of the life and positive movement seems to be coming from people under the age of 40 or so who aren't so jaded about this city. Even if they live in the burbs they know that the heart of the city has a lot to offer that is in short supply elsewhere.
Getting a theater back downtown is a definite asset, both for people who live in that part of town and for visitors. Nobody plans a downtown hotel stay to see a movie, of course. But for people here for other reasons (such as for business or conventions) having the option of a convenient theater is a plus. I just hope it comes to be.Hide replies
I agree.
And I'm over 40.
Ryan2016--It's not often I agee with you, but on this one I do. I used to work as a third-shift janitor until I was laid off just over a year ago. Downtown Milwaukee is alive and thriving at night, especially Old World Third Street and Water Street. Wisconsin Avene, not so much. I will turn 50 in less than 2 months. Wisconsin Avenue has a lot of potential for nightife, but over the past 10 years,it's track record has not been all that great. Why? Hip-hop/rap clubs seem to open for a whle, shootings or other problems result, and then the clubs suddently close. I have no clue as to why rap (which is not music) and hip-hop music when mixed with alcohol (heavy emphasis on when mixed with alcohol) leads to bad things happening. It's not just a MIlwaukee issue -- the same problem has happened in Madison with hip-hop club over the past 20 years.
It would be nice to see the old grande reopen. I googled some pics and saw the ones you referenced above. When I saw Platoon in the 1980's, it was definitely shown on the lower screen as I recognized the theater immediately from the photos. I doubt any other theater (save the Oriental) has left any mark in my memory. You are obviously very familiar with that building. When they twinned it was their seating between the old balcony and the screen on the second level? From pictures I could find it appears to be just dead floor space.
I never has the opportunity to see a film at the Grand when it was operating. However, from before and after photos of the twinning and its removal, the space between the balcony railing and the screen was just as you said empty space. The Bay Theater in Green Bay, which had its lower portion divided into two and the balcony made into another auditorium had a similar design as the Grand. I saw "This is Spinal Tap" in the upper auditorium of the Bay back in 1984 when it was in its first run. Those old movie palace balconies were the original version of stadium seating.
Ryan2016--If you ever get the chance to be in Madison and have the time to see a movie, I recommend the Orpheum on State Street. Plenty of parking in the paid ramp behind the auditorium. I've seen several movies there over the years. In 1999, the ownership changed and the new owner reopened the balcony. He also started offering concerts there, too. In addition, just before the first "Star Wars" prequel, he had Dolby Digital sound added to the main level seating and the balcony. What a difference that made since the old sound system was not good. In addition, in the late 1960s, the stage house portion was converted into a separate auditorium by removal of the stage rigging and covering the proscenium opening with concrete block. The thrust portion of the original stage remains intact.. Originally called the Stage Door Theater, the original entrance for the small auditorium with its own balcony was on Gorham Street. Years later, a passageway was created indoors alongside the main auditorium allowing for one box office and one concession stand to serve both auditoriums.
Very cool. Thanks, I'll have to check that out. From their Facebook page, they seem confident they are going to purchase and save the Warner/Grande.
From web sites I've read and photos I've seen, the "twinning" at the Grand Theater (aka Center and before that Warner) has been removed. Apparently the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra considered the Grand for its performances, but the cost of putting in sound insulation to keep out noise from nearby streets was too costly. From the photos on Cinema Treasues, one can easily tell where the twinning was at the Grand. The MSO also cited parking concerns.
The Grand has several thins working against it as a first, or second run theater. Heck even porn films could't make the theater viable. For starters the porn theaters all closed in early to mid 80s due to porn being first- out of the gate for movies on videotape.
1) The days of the single-screen theater are long gone with the exception of smaller sized venues with alcohol licenses, expanded food offerings, etc. Think the Rosebud and Times theaters. Marcus dumped all their single-screen operations years ago with one exception. The Campus Theater still operates in Ripon because that was the first theater owned by Ben Marcus.
1B) It's very difficul to fill 1,800 or so seats the Grand has. The days of films drawing these sized crowds per screening ended 50 years ago, hence the grand old movie palaces closing up, being split up into multiplexes or at least twinned, etc.
2) The film distributors keep close to 90 cents on the dollar at the box office for opening weeks of major blockuster films. Other first-frun films see distributors keeping 75 to 80 cents on the dollar. THe profits come from the concession stand, hence high prices there. In addition, theaters get to keep upcharges for reserved seats, 3-D films and premium seating in larger auditoriums.
3) Parking is a major factor working against the Grand. Yes, thre is parking,albeit at a significan cost at the Grand Ave. Mall parking structure. Yes, people do go to the Riverside Theater for concerts and shows. However, most do not go there regularly.Hide replies
Reminds me of an old joke; name two people shot in the back of the head in a theater?
forgive me, I'm very tired. I don't get the joke. Going to bed now.
Hmmm, Lincoln was shot inside theater and Lee Harvey Oswald, the man accused of shooting Kennedy (Oswald was murdered before he could be tried) fled to a movie theater where police arrested him.
It wasn't that high brow, I'm afraid, but that is an interesting coincidence.
President Lincoln and the guy seated in front of PeeWee Herman.
Some have said in this thread and others it would be nice to have a downtown movie theater on Wisconsin Ave., especially as a place to go for those from out of town staying at downtown hotels. I agree. However, all hotel rooms today have TV sets in them and virtually all hotels and motels, even Motel 6, have at least one movie channel available with the price of the room. Many hotels not only offer HBO or Showtime, but also pay-per-view movies ranging from children's and family films up to XXX material for adults.
Hotels obviously make a nice profit off the pay-per-view offerings. Thus with Marcus operating three major downtown hotels, the company has little incentive to reopen the Grand as a movie theater.
Again, I agree with others reopening the Grand would be a major boost to downtown Milwaukee, The Shops of the Grand Avenue Mall, and especially to Wisconsin Avenue.
In addition to the factors I sated earlier in this thread there is one more working against a single-screen theater. The movie industry has changed over the past 40 years. Prior to the mid 1960s, most theaters changed films twice a week. This naturally led to a "hurry up and see it" mentality amongst film goers. In addition, you did not see a major film like "Star Trek" or "Superman" opening on more than 2,000 screens at once. Films would open in large markets first and then work their way to medium sized markets and finally small towns.
By the late 60s and throughout the 1970s, movies typically played for a week, and if a really popular movie, they'd play for two weeks, three tops. However, four 1970s films turned the exhibition portion of the industry upside down. "The Exorcist," "The Godfather I & II," and especially "Star Wars." The first two played in Appleton for roughly four or five weeks as I recall. "Jaws" played for at least two month and "Star Wars" played for a whopping six months. Long runs favor multiplexs as the film can be shifted to smaller auditoriums over time.
One more interesting thing about the old Grand Theater on Wisconsin Avenue. Not only does Marcus own the building, but there is smaller screening room in the basement. Apparently this I where Marcus management once screened films prior to making booking decisions and scheduling their showing at its theaters in not only in Milwaukee, but other areas of the state. If one looks carefully at photos of this screening room, its obvious at one time two projectors were used just like in a full-sized movie theater.
The need for two projectors ended roughly 30 years ago when Marcus shifted to platters throughout the chain. With platters, all reels are spliced together and the single reel of film rests on two platters while the film is shown. No need for a projectionist since an usher or manager can walk into the booth, thread up, and push the start button. Automation dims the auditorium lights, opens the curtains (if they exist), turns on the projection lamp, starts the sound, etc. At the end of the film the automation does the same onl
One more interesting thing about the old Grand Theater on Wisconsin Avenue. Not only does Marcus own the building, but there is smaller screening room in the basement. Apparently this I where Marcus management once screened films prior to making booking decisions and scheduling their showing at its theaters in not only in Milwaukee, but other areas of the state. If one looks carefully at photos of this screening room, its obvious at one time two projectors were used just like in a full-sized movie theater.
The need for two projectors ended roughly 30 years ago when Marcus shifted to platters throughout the chain. With platters, all reels are spliced together and the single reel of film rests on two platters while the film is shown. No need for a projectionist since an usher or manager can walk into the booth, thread up, and push the start button. Automation dims the auditorium lights, opens the curtains (if they exist), turns on the projection lamp, starts the sound, etc. At the end of the film the automation does the same onl
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I'm kind of new to gimp, so please excuse my ignorance, I'm unable to find an alternative to luminosity mode from Photoshop in gimp. I read some articles online relating to "luminosity masks", desaturation and then chosing luminosity.. none apply the correct function. According to another article I read, luminosity mode in Photoshop is an affect to the brightness of a picture without affecting the color. In gimp under layer mode there's "value" which supposedly is the equivalent but it still doesn't look like its supposed to. Does anyone know of a method as close as it gets to this mode??
What I'm attempting to recreate is a gold look to skin (like Egyptian golden statue color ) on a photograph here's a link to the YouTube video where the last step on the video [by the way I know the final result sucks on the videos but I'm going to change some things) but this is basically what I mean by "luminosity mode ":
You're mixing up some terminology, and it might be causing some confusion for you...
Luminosity "Masks" are for masking out portions of the image based on their luminosity values - this way you can adjust portions of an image isolated by how bright they are. These are not what you want for this tutorial. (If you want to learn more about them: See Here)
Luminosity "Blend Mode" is a way to blend a layer with the layer below it. In Ps case, it will use the luminosity (brightness) values from the top layer, and the color/hue/saturation from the layer below it.
GIMP's "Value" blend mode is similar to "Luminosity" blend mode in Ps, but not quite the same. :)
What you really want to do to follow this tutorial is to change the blend mode of the "gold" layer that is over your base image to blend mode "Color". This will use the color from the top layer, and the value from the layer below it. I've tested it, and it seems to work similarly to the video you linked.