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Barbecue-Style Beef Brisket Recipe
"This simple brisket recipe never fails me," notes Joan Hallford of North Richland Hills, Texas. "I always hope there will be a few slices left over for sandwiches the next day."
- 1 tablespoon all-purpose flour
- 1 fresh beef brisket (5 pounds)
- 2 to 4 teaspoons Liquid Smoke, optional
- 1/2 teaspoon celery seed
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1 cup chili sauce
- 1/4 cup barbecue sauce
- 1. Place flour in a large oven roasting bag; shake to coat bag. Rub brisket with Liquid Smoke if desired, celery seed and pepper; place in bag. Place in a roasting pan. Combine chili sauce and barbecue sauce; pour over brisket. Seal bag.
- 2. With a knife, cut six 1/2-in. slits in top of bag. Bake at 325° for 3-1/2 to 4 hours or until meat is tender. Let stand for 5 minutes. Carefully remove brisket from bag. Thinly slice meat across the grain. Yield: 16-20 servings.
Nutritional Facts
4 ounces equals 159 calories, 5 g fat (2 g saturated fat), 48 mg cholesterol, 250 mg sodium, 4 g carbohydrate, trace fiber, 23 g protein.
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CocoWalk is an upscale open-air shopping and entertainment complex located in the heart of Miami. The colourful outlet is sometimes referred to as a lifestyle centre, thanks largely to the various forms of entertainment available within. CocoWalk features numerous dining options, plenty of shopping, and even a movie theatre. The proximity to a large number of other attractions in Miami makes the mall a popular holiday destination. Whether playing a round of golf at nearby Granada Hills Golf Course, or attending the Florida Philharmonic Orchestra, there is sure to be something for everyone when visiting this area of Miami.
- Relax amongst the calm beauty of the Barnacle State Historic Site, just moments from CocoWalk, a small, quiet park area with a historic building and picturesque stream.
- Take a unique and thrilling ride over Miami with Miami Flightseeing Air Tours, followed by a wonderful dinner at Jaguar Ceviche Spoon Bar and Latin Grill.
- Step away from the bustling chaos of Miami at The Kampong, a breathtaking garden retreat nestled in an oasis of beauty, less than a mile from CocoWalk.
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Newspapers report good and bad news, but the reporting doesn't always match reality. This column presents evidence from turn-of-the-century America that news reports of typhoid tracked mortality patterns, but the reporting was biased. Spikes in death rates led to bigger jumps in media coverage when death rates were low. This could be due to the idea that deviations from Kahneman and Tversky's 'reference points' are more newsworthy, or due to the possibility that bad news is more valuable to readers when things seem to be going well.
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Monday, June 4, 2012
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Once a Cold War-era submarine attack plane, the Lockheed P-2V has for years been both a mainstay of the nation's aerial firefighting arsenal and a cause for concern.
Flying in the turbulent, unforgiving skies above raging wildfires, the planes have crashed at least seven times from either mechanical problems or pilot error, causing 16 deaths, dating back to 1990 when they were slowly added to the nation's firefighting fleet.
The latest crash in Utah that killed two pilots and a crash-landing by another one of the same planes in Nevada, both on Sunday, have renewed calls for the federal government to speed up efforts to modernize aircraft used to drop fire retardant.
All of it, just as the busiest part of the wildfire season begins in the West.
"As the air tanker fleet continues to atrophy, it's going to reduce the country's ability to get there early, which is why so many of these fires mushroom," Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., chairman of the Forestry Subcommittee, said Monday.
Wyden led a push in March by a group of senators from the West to get the U.S. Forest Service to bring newer planes into service.
On Sunday, a tanker went down in western Utah as crews battled a lightning-sparked wildfire that jumped the Nevada border about 150 miles northeast of Las Vegas.
Iron County Sheriff Mark Gower said Monday it appeared a wing tip hit the ground in a rocky canyon. The plane practically disintegrated, leaving a 600-yard debris field, he said.
Authorities said ground crews tried to keep the fire from overwhelming the wreckage to give officials enough time to confirm the pilots had died, but flames soon swept through. The men's bodies were eventually recovered later in the day.
By Monday, the fire had grown to 8,000 acres with 15 percent containment, authorities said. Crews didn't expect full containment until Sunday.
The weekend weather was windy and hot, creating "explosive fire conditions," said Tom Harbour, the U.S. Forest Service's fire and aviation operations director. The terrain is rolling hills with pine, juniper and cheat grass, a thin wispy weed that carries fire quickly.
The plane, owned by Neptune Aviation Services of Missoula, Mont., was built in 1962, according to federal aviation records, but had been modified to fight fires and was among only a handful of air tankers available nationwide.
Another P-2V, this one owned by Minden Air Corp. in Minden, Nev., was fighting a wildfire south of Reno on Sunday. Its crash-landing at Minden-Tahoe Airport was captured on video, with the plane dropping to its belly and sliding across the runway. No one was injured.
The government previously had relied primarily on C-130 cargo planes for firefighting efforts but started slowly adding P-2Vs to the fleet in the early 1990s, then began relying much more on the planes after two C-130 crashes in 2002.
The number of large firefighting aircraft has steadily dwindled since 2004, when the Forest Service grounded 33 air tankers after a number of high-profile crashes. Two of those involved the wings falling off the aircraft as they were fighting fires.
That left 11 tankers at the start of this year to mount aerial assaults on wildfires. Among those were nine P-2Vs like the one that crashed over the weekend in Utah. A DC-10 and a BAE-146 make up the rest of the fleet.
"They are aging, and we know we need to replace them," Harbour said. "That's why the chief (of the Forest Service) sent Congress an air tanker strategy a couple months ago that said we needed to modernize the fleet."
Harbour said the agency has concluded that the nation needs 18 to 28 of the next generation of air tankers, those that can fly faster and carry more retardant. Overall, the Forest Service budgets $70 million a year on firefighting aircraft out of $2 billion overall fighting wildfires. Bids are being evaluated on the next generation planes, but the service currently pays $10,000 a day and $6,000 per hour of flight time for exclusive-use contracts.
A review of firefighting plane crashes over the last two decades found that the P-2V aircraft had been involved in at least seven crashes while fighting wildfires.
including the one that crashed on Sunday.
Neptune Aviation, which owns five of those planes, reported several hydraulics failures on their P-2Vs, one that led to an emergency landing in Montana in April. Another one was taken out of service in February after workers found a crack in the wing support.
Neptune released a statement Monday afternoon that said it would not comment on accident specifics, but noted the aircraft "made contact with the ground while flying in the active fire drop zone."
The company temporarily grounded its fleet so its flight operation and maintenance directors could debrief crewmembers and mechanics. All of the company's air tankers have been returned to active duty, the statement said.
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- Year Published: 2012
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- Language: English
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Cora, Nellie, and Michiko, teenaged assistants to three powerful men in Edwardian London, meet by chance at a ball that ends with the discovery of a murdered man, leading the three to work together to solve this and related crimes without drawing undue attention to themselves.
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Interesting premise but poor follow-through
I wanted to like this book. I really, really did. It has strong, kick-butt female protagonists, an Edwardian London setting, and steampunk elements. But I just couldn't get past the ultra-modern language ("making out" or calling a girl "hot" are phrases I don't expect, or want to expect, in historical fiction) and the rather uninspired characterization. Cora, Nellie, and Michiko seem like Edwardian Charlie's Angels, only superficially strong and intelligent and lacking the sort of depth one finds in truly great YA fiction. Kress tries, I think, to make them interesting, but I didn't connect with any of the girls. The writing feels out of place in the historical setting. The plot isn't all that interesting, or at least the execution of it isn't. The reveal of the main villain is ludicrous - it's a three page information dump from the villain of how and why he/she did what he/she did. Overall, I suppose the book was an okay "mindless adventure" sort of read, but I don't think I'd read the sequel.
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Kanae Itō
|Kanae Itō
|Native name
|伊藤 かな恵
November 26, 1986
Nagano Prefecture, Japan
|Voice actress, Singer
|Notable credit(s)
|Sword Art Online as Yui
Boku wa Tomodachi ga Sukunai as Sena Kashiwazaki
Kanae Itō (伊藤 かな恵 Itō Kanae?, born November 26, 1986) is a Japanese voice actress and singer who was born in Nagano Prefecture. She is affiliated with Aoni Production[1] and music publisher Lantis.
After graduating from high school, Kanae enrolled at the Amusement Media Academy, a vocational school for voice actors and artists, and graduated in 2007.[2] Prior to graduating she was a member of two voice acting groups called Koetchi (こえっち?) and Rirachitchi (りらちっち?) before both groups disbanded in December 2005 and January 28, 2007 respectively.
Her first major role came in 2007 when she played the lead heroine, Amu Hinamori, from the anime Shugo Chara!. The show became a hit and Kanae was praised by critics. Since then, she has voiced Amu in other Shugo Chara! franchises including radio serials, drama CDs and video games.
Despite being a relatively new voice actress, she has voiced a variety of characters ranging from tsundere teenagers (Fumino Serizawa of Mayoi Neko Overrun!) to sexy, mature characters (Airi from Queen's Blade). Her versatility has gotten her major roles in some recent anime.
She and fellow voice actress Aki Toyosaki are good friends who worked together on several anime including Shugo Chara!, To Love-Ru, The World God Only Knows, Hanasaku Iroha and Toaru Kagaku no Railgun (both also hosted the Toaru Kagaku no Railgun web radio show, Radio no Railgun[3]). She was also nominated for "Best Rookie Voice Actress," at the 4th Seiyu Awards.
- 2007
- Hatara Kizzu Maihamu Gumi – Kumi
- Shugo Chara!! – Amu Hinamori, Diamond
- 2008
- Birdy the Mighty Decode – Natsumi Hayamiya
- Shugo Chara!! Doki— – Amu Hinamori, Diamond
- To Love-Ru – Nana Astar Deviluke
- 2009
- Birdy the Mighty Decode:02 – Natsumi Hayamiya
- Kiddy Girl-and – Belle
- One Piece - Boa Hancock (child)
- Queen's Blade: The Exiled Virgin – Airi
- Queen's Blade 2: The Evil Eye – Airi
- Shugo Chara!! Party! – Amu Hinamori, Diamond
- Sora no Manimani – Mihoshi Akeno
- Taishō Yakyū Musume – Koume Suzukawa
- Toaru Kagaku no Railgun – Ruiko Saten
- 2010
- Asobi ni Iku yo! – Elis
- Kyō, Koi o Hajimemasu (OVA) – Tsubaki Hibino
- Mayoi Neko Overrun! – Fumino Serizawa
- Motto To Love-Ru – Nana Astar Deviluke
- Ōkami-san to Shichinin no Nakama-tachi – Ringo Akai
- Shinryaku! Ika Musume – Sanae Nagatsuki
- The World God Only Knows – Elsie de Lute Ima
- 2011
- Boku wa Tomodachi ga Sukunai – Sena Kashiwazaki
- Children Who Chase Lost Voices – Seri
- Code:Breaker – Nyanmaru
- Hanasaku Iroha – Ohana Matsumae
- Last Exile: Fam, the Silver Wing – Sara Augusta
- Nekogami Yaoyorozu – Amane
- Pretty Rhythm Aurora Dream – Mega-nee Akai, Kaname Chris, Sonata Kansaki (young)
- Ro-Kyu-Bu! – Aoi Ogiyama
- Sacred Seven – Wakana Itō
- Shinryaku!? Ika Musume – Sanae Nagatsuki
- Softenni – Asuna Harukaze
- The World God Only Knows II – Elucia de Rux Ima
- The World God Only Knows OVA: 4 Girls and an Idol – Elucia de Rux Ima
- 2012
- Mobile Suit Gundam AGE – Lu Anon
- Pretty Rhythm: Dear My Future – Mega-nee Akai, Hye In, Kaname Chris
- Shinryaku!! Ika Musume – Sanae Nagatsuki
- Shining Hearts: Shiawase no Pan – Amyl
- Sword Art Online – Yui
- The Ambition of Nobuna Oda – Oda Nobuna
- The World God Only Knows OVA: Tenri Arc – Elucia de Rux Ima
- To Love-Ru Darkness – Nana Astar Deviluke
- 2013
- Boku wa Tomodachi ga Sukunai NEXT – Sena Kashiwazaki
- Fate/kaleid liner Prisma Illya – Suzuka Kurihara
- Hanasaku Iroha: Home Sweet Home – Ohana Matsumae
- Photo Kano – Haruka Niimi
- Pretty Rhythm: Rainbow Live – Mega-nee Akai, Rinne
- Ro-Kyu-Bu! SS – Aoi Ogiyama
- Strike the Blood – Kanon Kanase
- The Devil Is a Part-Timer! – Suzuno Kamazuki; Crestia Bell
- The World God Only Knows III – Elucia de Rux Ima
- Toaru Kagaku no Railgun S – Ruiko Saten
- Toaru Majutsu no Index: Endymion no Kiseki – Ruiko Saten
- 2014
- Fate/Kaleid liner Prisma Illya 2wei! – Suzuka Kurihara
- Girl Friend Beta – Marika Saeki
- Nanana's Buried Treasure – Yumeji Yurika
- Ōkami Shōjo to Kuro Ōji – Erika Shinohara
- Persona 4: The Animation – Ebihara Ai
- PriPara – Mega-nee Akai
- Sword Art Online II – Yui
- To-Love Ru Darkness OVA – Nana Aster Deviluke
- 2015
- Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha ViVid – Miura Rinaldi
- To Love-Ru Darkness 2nd – Nana Aster Deviluke
- Aikatsu! – Kokone Kurisu
- Tai-Madō Gakuen 35 Shiken Shōtai – Mari Nikaidō
- God Eater - Hibari Takeda
- 2016
- Divine Gate - Midori
Video game[edit]
- Legend of Heroes: Ao no Kiseki – Campanella
- Boku wa Tomodachi ga Sukunai Portable – Sena Kashiwazaki
- Chaos Rings III - Leary
- Dynasty Warriors and Warriors Orochi series – Wang Yuanji
- Hyperdimension Neptunia – Red
- Photo Kano – Haruka Niimi
- Persona 4 – Ai Ebihara
- Shining Hearts – Nellis, Amyl, Aerie
- Rune Factory Oceans – Elena
- Tales of the World: Radiant Mythology 2 – Kanonno Earhart
- Tales of the World: Radiant Mythology 3 – Kanonno Earhart
- Toaru Kagaku no Railgun – Ruiko Saten
- Toaru Majutsu to Kagaku no Ensemble – Ruiko Saten
- Tokyo Babel – Sorami Kugutsu
- Fragile Dreams: Farewell of The Ruins – Girl, Servant 2
- Sword Art Online: Infinity Moment – Yui
- Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII – Lumina
- Ima Sugu Oniichan ni Imōto da tte Iitai! – Nanase Matsuri
- Million Arthur – Faye
- Dragon Ball XenoVerse – Supreme Kai of Time
Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth as Yūko Kamishiro
- Kemono Friends – Keroro Girl Type[4][5]
- Angus, Thongs and Perfect Snogging – Libby Nicolson
- Criminal Minds – Jessica Brooks, Tracy Belle
- Deliver Us from Evil – Christina Sarchie
- FlashForward – Charlie Benford
- A Turtle's Tale: Sammy's Adventures – Sammy
|Single details
|Catalog No.
|Peak Oricon
chart positions
|Kokoro Keshiki (ココロケシキ?, lit. "Heart Scenery")
|LACA-35175 (Limited Edition),
LACA-15175 (Regular Edition)
|Miageta Keshiki (ミアゲタケシキ?, lit. "Scenery Seen Above")
|LACA-35286 (Limited Edition),
LACA-15286 (Regular Edition)
|Single details
|Catalog No.
|Peak Oricon
chart positions
|Yume Miru Kokoro (ユメ・ミル・ココロ?, lit. "Dream-Watching Heart) (Taishō Baseball Girls ending theme)
|Kokoro Keshiki
|hide and seek
|Ijiwaru na Koi (いじわるな恋?, lit. "The Mean Love") (Kyō, Koi o Hajimemasu ending theme)
|Metamerhythm (メタメリズム?) (Squid Girl ending theme)
|Tsumasakidachi (つまさきだち?, lit. "Standing with Toes") (Softenni ending theme)
|LHCM-31092 (Limited Edition),
LHCM-1092 (Regular Edition)
|Photokano Character Song Vol.1 Haruka Niimi (フォトカノ キャラクターソング Vol.1 新見遙佳?)
|Puzzle/Beginner Driver (パズル/ビギナードライバー?) (Squid Girl OVA ending theme)
|Miageta Keshiki
|Happy Garland
|Loupe (ルーペ?)
|Uchi age Hanabi (打ち上げ花火?)
|Misers' Dream (マイザーズドリーム?)
Music in anime[edit]
- For Asobi ni iku yo! she sang one of the three ending themes "Happy Sunshine"
- For Mayoi Neko Overrun! she participated with Yuka Iguchi and Ayana Taketatsu in both the opening song "Happy New Nyaa (はっぴぃ にゅう にゃあ)" and ending song "Ichalove Come Home!" (イチャラブ Come Home!?).
- For Queen's Blade: Gyokuza o Tsugumono she performed the ending song "Buddy-body" together with Rie Kugimiya and Yuko Goto.
- For Shugo Chara and Shugo Chara!! Doki— she has performed several insert songs including "Bokutachi no Chikyuu" "Yuuki no Uta" "Saikyou Love Power" "Happy Xmas" and "Kimi no Birthday"
- For Taishō Yakyū Musume she performed both the opening song "Romantic Strike (浪漫ちっくストライク)" (together with Mai Nakahara, Kana Ueda and Mamiko Noto) and ending song "Yume Miru Kokoro" (ユメ・ミル・ココロ?).
- For Shinryaku! Ika Musume she performed the ending theme song, "Metamerism" (メタメリズム?).
- For Shinryaku! Ika Musume (OVA) she performed the ending theme song in the first two episodes, "Puzzle" (パズル Pazuru?) , then the third episode ending, "Miser's Dream" (マイザーズドリーム Maizāzu Dorīmu?)
- For The World God Only Knows she performed in the ending theme song "Koi no Shirushi" as well as her own version of the song and the ending song 'Ai no Yokan' of season two as well as her own version; As well as an insert song "Oh! My God!."
- For Kyō, Koi o Hajimemasu she performed both ending songs "Ijiwaru na Koi" and "Mirai Kinenbi"
- For Pretty Rhythm Aurora Dream she sang "Thank You" with Minami Tsuda & Hyang-Ri Kim, "Yoinakaso" with Madoka Yonezawa & Satomi Akesaka and "Shall We Go"
- For Softenni she performed the ending song "Tsumasaki Dachi"
- For Shining Hearts: Shiawase no Pan she performed both opening song "Jisei-kai ~Toki Sekai~" and ending song "FuwaFuwa no Mahou" with Aizawa Mai and Shiori Mikami.
- ^ "伊藤 かな恵 at Aoni Production" (in Japanese). Retrieved May 9, 2010.
- ^ (Japanese) http://www.amgakuin.co.jp/contents/?p=4544&author=7&cat=7
- ^ (Japanese) Radio no Railgun
- ^ 4Gamer.net [1]. Retrieved 2015-03-29.
- ^ PR Times [2]. Retrieved 2015-03-29.
External links[edit]
- Kanae Itō at Anime News Network's encyclopedia


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Police broke up a gay rights rally in Moscow last month, arresting about 40 people, afterclashes between protesters and Orthodox Church activists.
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Mike, If you haven't yet searched the theatre listings on microfilm from Augusta's major newspaper I would start there. If you have some extra time you may be able to find the name providing they advertised in the local papers. If not then this theatre's name is destined to remain a mystery probably forever. I would began the search around 1935 and advance one year at a time from there. Good luck!
Rivest266, Floriland never became an AMC theatre. It opened under Budco and was later purchased by Cobb who added a third screen. Sometime before closing it again became a Budco theatre although not for very long. When it finally closed as a movie house it became a dinner theatre for a short while and was later absorbed into the Floriland Indoor Flea Market.
Horizon Park 4 opened on August 26, 1971 and closed on September 29, 1997. Remember Twin Bays 4 in South Tampa right behind the Britton Theatre? It also opened on the same day as Horizon Park 4 and ironically closed just one month later on September 28, 1997. Both theatres were open for just over 26 years.
Thanks for the nice photo Chuck. The house to the left of the theatre still stands today. The theatre was demolished years ago and the property sat vacant for several years. A building was constructed on the site just within the past few years. A friend tells me the Garden Theatre was originally a church. When the church closed the theatre opened with the church pews still in place and were used as seating for theatre patrons. They were eventually removed and replaced with theatre seating.
Thanx for the photo. The Hillsboro 8 was a beautiful and plush theatre when first opened. Yes, I believe the ad did have the tagline "Return of the Elegant Theatre" or something very similar. Matter of fact I remember copying the opening day ad. Will post it here if I can find it.
Welcome back Mike! Nice to see you on CT once again. Hardly ever see you on the site anymore.
Thanks John. The Tower signage was definitely one of the most original in town. Glad I was able to find the ad. The first time I visited the Tower was in 1968 when "Planet of the Apes" was playing. I'll never forget the line of cars awaiting entrance which went down Bird Street towards Florida Avenue, wrapped around the corner on Florida Avenue, and went over the Hillsborough River bridge. Great times!
Mikeoaklandpark, The Tower's screen was the standard size found in many drive-ins that didn't have a Scope screen. But the worst one of all was the original screen at the Dale Mabry D/I. It was not only small but almost squarish and smaller then the Tower's. Check the photo on the Dale Mabry D/I page and you can see how small it was for a drive-in the size of the Dale Mabry. It was finally replaced in 1964 with a larger & wider curved steel screen.
Mike, I haven't seen you on CT for some time now…glad you're back on!
Wow! I didn't think the slope was that extreme but if cars were flooded that bad it was much worse than I thought. I also saw "Superman" here in 1978. It was one of the opening attractions at the Hillsboro after the theatre had been divided into two auditoriums. Do you remember the original large theatre before they sliced it up?
I hadn't noticed it in the aerial before but you're right. I see the Biff Burger and the playground behind it. On several occasions when I couldn't convince my parents to go to the drive-in, I had my father drop me off at Biff Burger. From the playground you had a nice view of the screen. Sitting on the swings I watched as the cars lined up at the box-office wishing I was in one of them as they entered the theatre. Although you could barely hear the movie from the playground it was the next best thing to actually being inside the drive-in!
Dan, Here are two congratulatory ads including Cinchett Neon Signs that was published on the day of the Tower's grand opening on October 22, 1952. http://www.flickr.com/photos/ritzyritznick/6310839137/
Thanks for the TampaPix link above. Sure brings back some great memories!
Just verified that "Star!" opened on December 19, 1968 and ran through March 19, 1969. Interestingly when "The Illustrated Man" played at the Palms, the ads contained a notice stating that no one under 18 will be admitted due to the previews of our next attraction. Since when does a theatre restrict admittance to under 18 because of previews? If the studio that released "The Illustrated Man" was aware of this they probably would have yanked the picture out of the Palms. The previews were for Russ Meyer's "Vixen."
It looks like the Park Cinema "n" Drafthouse was a different theatre. I just verified the address for the Palms Theatre which was at 4191 74th Ave. I think this is the site of the current storage facility. The Park Cinema 'n' Drafthouse had to have been across the street based on the address of 4110.
I remember driving past the Palms Theatre several times during the 1960s. It was on the right side of the road a short distance after coming down from the Highway 19 overpass into Pinellas Park. The Palms Theatre had the exclusive 70mm roadshow engagement of "STAR!" which opened around February 1969.
What happened to the Loew's marquee photo that was posted on this page?
Dan, I need to check the Tower ad again. I researched the opening day by going through the Tribune theatre listings on microfilm at the library. When I found the opening day ad there was at least one full page of congratulatory ads as I recall. There may have been a Chichett Neon Sign ad although I didn't look through all of them. I'll be heading back to the library this week so I'll check again. I'll be able to locate the ad quickly since I have the Tower's opening date. If I find a Chinchett ad would you like me to add it to the Tower page or do you just need to know they did the signage?
I forgot about the curve but you're right. The Mustang did have a curved screen. I think if you were to cut about a 4th off the top of the Mustang's screen it would then be true scope projection.
These drive-ins in Tampa also had a curved steel screen installed that replaced their original screens: Dale Mabry, Skyway, and Hillsboro. The Dale Mabry and Hillsboro were 100-foot wide and the Skyway was 60-foot wide. These screens were also tilted slightly downward at an angle aimed towards the booth for a more direct projection throw and better viewing from ground level.
I would say very close to scope although not true CinemaScope. As I understand it original CinemaScope had a ratio of 2 to 1 but the process was later refined to a less wider image, and Panavision eventually replaced CinemaScope. Although the Mustang's screen was larger it still doesn't look quite as wide as the 20th Century's. So I'd say the 20th Century had true scope capability with the Mustang coming close.
Check out the Mustang page on CT under Pinellas Park. Just yesterday someone posted a short YouTube video showing the lot when it was a flea market. The 120-foot wide screen is still standing. It looks massive but not quite as wide as the 20th Century's screen.
According to an ad in Box-Office magazine from 1964, the screen at the 20th Century Drive-In was in excess of 110 feet wide. Certainly one of the largest at the time until the Mustang D/I opened in St. Petersburg with its 120-foot wide steel screen that they proudly advertised.
Mike, Screen 4 was the last one put up and is actually built on the side fence if you can believe it. It's slightly wider than the other three so you're probably seeing about as much of the picture as you would in a standard indoor theatre with a wide screen. Screens 1 2 & 3 are about the same size (ratio-wise) with screen 4 being the smallest but widest (probably about 20-25 feet wide.)
This newest screen on the fence has to rank as the cheapest/tackiest set-up I've ever seen for a drive-in. Projection is from the original booth in the center of lot with the lens aimed at the screen from the top of the booth door. On the other 3 screens you're probably missing about a 3rd of the image on Scope films since the picture projects off the sides into the darkness.
Thanks for the great write-up Stan! Very interesting to hear about presentations in various theatres even though most of them made me cringe. Evidently it was left up to the theatres to place an intermission (if they so desired) wherever they chose. The first showing I saw at the Florida Theatre in Tampa in 1962 was 35mm with a mono soundtrack. The Florida had an intermission at a very unusual spot in the film. It was right after the outdoor stairway scene on the balcony just after Tony & Maria sing "Tonight." An Intermission card was flashed on the screen and the curtain was lowered. Up until then I had never seen a movie with an intermission within the film itself so I was stunned.
When it later played at the Ritz Theatre there was no intermission at all. I can't recall now if there was an intermission at the countless other theatrical showings I saw. And I don't remember an intermission at any of the drive-in showings.
The Tampa Theatre has since played the film several times since reopening in 1977. One of those early showings in the late 1970s was in 16mm. But the absolute worst print I saw was in 2001 at the Tampa although it wasn't the fault of the projectionist but rather the print itself. It was a junk print, bady worn and battered with lines, splices, and most of the print had a soft-focus look, color was slightly fading, and the soundtrack was scratchy with an annoying background hiss. Worst of all the entire musical prologue at the beginning was missing. The film opened with a one-second flash of the tile, then jumped-cut to the overhead shot of New York. For those who had never seen the film before (lots of well-behaved teens and young people in attendance) that was not a good way to be introduced to the film.
The last time the Tampa ran "West Side Story" was in 2004. As part of the celebration of the new digital marquee they presented a free showing of the film to the sold-out theatre. It was a restored print with Dolby Digital sound. The print was a beauty with a sharp image. A flawless presention nearly all the way through. But alas something had to mar the showing during the changeover to the last reel. Tony has been shot and Maria approaches Chino and he places the gun in her hand. At that point the changeover was made and the picture begins fluttering on-screen for a few seconds and the picture goes off the screen and the soundtrack slowly grounds to a halt. Apparently the film was not threaded properly and lost it's loop or the pressure plate in the appature wasn't fully closed.
For this to occur anywhere else in the film would have been bad enough but at that exact scene…the climax! Well you can imagine the audience reaction! After about a minute the picture hits the screen again but with the frame line showing in the center but this was quickly corrected. The projectionist must have been sweating bullets!
I was 11 when I first saw WEST SIDE STORY. It was the opening attraction at the remodeled Florida Theatre in Tampa. Although advertised as "Exclusive Florida West Coast Engagement" there were no reserved seats so it wasn't the true roadshow attraction. It played for 11 weeks at the Florida. I remember being excited in seeing how the newly renovated theatre looked as well as finally seeing WEST SIDE STORY which I knew very little about (other than it had won 10 Academy Awards.)
Little did I realize that first viewing was the beginning of a 50-year love affair. I've since seen it countless times from first-run to second-run theaters, drive-ins, network broadcasts, and video. Whenever it played locally in theatres I was there. My biggest disappointment and regret is unfortunately I've never seen it in 70MM.
As Mike can attest to the balcony-to-backstage tour is very informative and enjoyable. And for those interested in seeing the booth (if you're willing and able to climb about three flights of steep stairs) a trip to the booth is a real treat. The Tampa has two 35mm machines in addition to the platter setup with DTS and Dolby Digital sound systems.
The orchestra pit no longer exists. Sometime after the grand reopening in 1977 the stage that sat over the pit was completely torn out. It was replaced with the current stage which was constructed a little higher than the original one had been. It was also built outward at the center very slightly extending just a little more towards the audience.
I had a chance to see the orchestra pit after the stage had been torn out and the new one was being built. The floor of the pit had been excavated and enlarged somewhat. The huge beams that support the stage now sit in the foundation of what was once the orchestra pit.
You can see both stages under the photos tab. The first two photos show the screen that sat on the old stage. Compare these photo with the more recent one showing the current stage without the screen. Notice how the stage is slighlty higher and extends a little more outward at the center.
Thanks imissGCC! Sure is nice to hear from a former employee. Sadly enough no other employees from any theatre in Tampa have ever posted comments on CT (aside from myself who worked at the Dale Mabry Drive-In.) When you have time please scan any photos of the theatre you might have…would love to see them.
Just came across this horrible and sad article from an old Boxoffice magazine dated Oct. 30, 1961:
The ceiling of the Nola Theatre caved in on Sunday evening around 6:30 PM. Approximately 65 to 70 patrons were trapped under a network of wire lathing and plaster. A 65-year-old woman usher was killed. Several others were seriously injured and others suffered from bruises and shock.
"Homicidal" was the movie playing that evening.
Plaster began falling from the rear of the auditorium and blanketed all but the last four rows. Pandemonium raged for several hours both inside the theatre and outside as police, firemen, as well as Army and Navy volunteers worked feverishly to pull patrons, many of them hysterical, from the rubble. The street outside was filled with cries and shouts of spectators many of whom were parents of children trapped inside. They pushed against police lines in a frantic effort to enter the theatre and find their children. The audience consisted mostly of youngsters when the ceiling fell. Ambulance sirens filled the air for several hours as the injured were taken to hospitals.
There was no explosion or fire and no construction was in the area at the time of the cave-in. One younster told police that he heard a rumbling like a drum beating overhead, and looking up he saw dust and plaster falling. He quickly ducked under the seat pulling his sister down with him. Other boys on their way to the concession stand heard a cracking noise and saw plaster coming down in one big sheet.
What a horrible tragedy. I'm suprised the Nola Theatre reopened after this. Even after repairs were made I seriously doubt I could ever see another movie there just knowing what happened.
"The Mummy" was one of Hammer's top technicolor attractions. A very nice marquee shot of a great double feature. Thanks for posting!
Thanks for posting this great ad. According to Ann-Margret's autobiography, "Bye Bye Birdie" was such a smash hit that it outgrossed every film that had ever played at Radio City Music Hall in the theatre's 31-year history.


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Leadership Strategies for Safe Schools / Edition 1by Elizabeth A. Barton
Pub. Date: 01/28/2000
Publisher: SAGE Publications
Students learn best when they are in a safe and supportive environment. Elizabeth A. Barton guides principals, administrators, and teachers through the process of creating a proactive, student-centered school safety program. Updated to reflect current research, especially related to marginalized students, the second edition of Leadership Strategies for Safe Schools… See more details below
Students learn best when they are in a safe and supportive environment. Elizabeth A. Barton guides principals, administrators, and teachers through the process of creating a proactive, student-centered school safety program. Updated to reflect current research, especially related to marginalized students, the second edition of Leadership Strategies for Safe Schools offers new case studies, vignettes, and strategies, from needs assessment to program evaluation. The author provides detailed information about how to implement programs for
Character education and development
Conflict resolution
Peer mediation
Diversity education
Empower your students through educational experiences that help them gain respect for cultural differences, practice enhanced problem-solving skills, and build healthier social relationships in and out of the classroom.
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Table of Contents
Acknowledgments ix
About the Author xi
Introduction 1
The Problem of School Safety 1
The Need for a Proactive Approach to School Safety 3
Strategies for Creating Safe Schools 3
Organization of the Book 4
What's New in the Second Edition 5
Chapter 1 Creating a Safe School 7
Defining a Safe School 7
Indicators of a Safe School 8
Defining an Unsafe School 12
Factors Associated With School Violence 13
Characteristics of Youth Offenders 15
Chapter 2 Setting the Foundation 19
The School Safety Team 19
Composition of the School Safety Team 20
The Role of Assessment in School Safety 21
Developing the School Safety Assessment Tool 22
Content of the School Safety Assessment Tool 23
Assessment Areas 24
Area 1 Cultural and Personal Characteristics 25
Area 2 Knowledge, Skills, and Attitudes 27
Area 3 Social Environment 28
Area 4 Political Environment 29
Area 5 Physical Environment 30
Techniques for Measuring School Needs 31
The Argument for Focus Groups 37
School Safety Plan 38
Area 1 Environmental Safety 38
Area 2 Student Education 41
Area 3 School Policies and Procedures 42
Area 4 School-Community Partnerships 43
Developing School Safety Plan Strategies 43
Vision 43
Statement of Need 44
Goals and Objectives 44
Timeline for Implementation of the School Safety Plan 46
Procedures for Plan Review 47
Resources Required to Implement School Safety Programs 47
Implementing the School Safety Plan 47
Evaluating Safety Plan Effectiveness 48
Chapter 3 Positioning Character Development in School Curricula 51
Effects of Character on Safe Schools 51
Character Education 52
History of Character Education 52
The CharacterEducation Controversy 53
Current Trends in Character Education 55
Moral Content Versus Moral Thought Processes 55
Cognitive Development and Character Education 57
Connecting Character Education to Conflict Resolution Education 59
Strategies for Implementing Character Education 61
Curriculum 61
Environment 63
Offering Opportunities for Student Action 64
Potential Pitfalls in Character Education 64
Successful Character Education Programs 65
Chapter 4 Implementing Conflict Resolution Education 67
The Fourth R: Resolution 67
Goals of Conflict Resolution Education 68
Building Students' Self-Awareness 68
Self-Esteem 68
Anger Management 69
Perspective Taking and Empathy 70
Enhancing Students' Interpersonal Interactions 74
Communication Skills 74
Assertiveness 78
Constructive Conflict Resolution Strategies 79
The Nature of Conflict: Theoretical Background 80
Approaches to Conflict Resolution Education 81
Process Approach 83
Curriculum Infusion Approach 83
Language Arts 84
History and Geography 85
Math 85
Music and Art 85
Professional Development Requirements of Conflict Resolution Education 86
Involving Family Members in Conflict Resolution Education 87
Models of Effective Conflict Resolution Education Programs 88
Chapter 5 Peer Mediation Programming 91
Students Helping to Create Safe Schools 91
Goals and Process of Mediation 92
Theoretical Foundation of Peer Mediation 95
School Staff Involvement in Peer Mediation Programs 96
Implementing Peer Mediation Programs 98
Selecting Students for Peer Mediation Training 98
Selecting Mediation Program Coordinators 101
Training Peer Mediators 102
Conducting the Peer Mediation Program 106
Mediation Referrals and Requests 107
Mediation Location and Time 109
Potential Problems and Solutions Encountered in Peer Mediation Programming 109
Creating Family and Community Partnerships 111
Application of the Mediation Model 112
Models of Effective Peer Mediation Programming 113
Chapter 6 Integrating Diversity Into Conflict Resolution Education Programs 115
Safe Schools Appreciate Differences 116
Goals of Diversity Education 117
School Reform 117
Student Learning Programs 118
Connections Between Diversity and Conflict Resolution Education Programs 120
Effect of Culture on Communication Skills 121
Communication Skills and Diversity Education 121
Conflict Resolution Strategy Selection 122
Strategies for Diversity Education 124
Cooperative Learning Groups 125
Direct Antibias Education 126
Circle Game Activity 127
Verbal and Nonverbal Cues Activity 129
School as a Culture Exercise 129
Mythodrama Technique 129
Cultural Connections 129
Discussing Differences 130
Guidelines for Implementing Diversity Education 130
Models of Effective Diversity Education Programs 132
Chapter 7 Evaluating School Safety Programs 135
Evaluation: A Necessary Component of School Safety 135
The Role of the Evaluator 136
What Should the Evaluation Measure? 138
Evaluating Student Education Programs 138
Evaluating Policies and Procedures 142
Evaluating School-Community Partnerships 143
Evaluating the Environment 144
Mechanisms for Evaluating School Safety Programs 144
Process Evaluation Versus Outcome and Impact Evaluation 147
Appendix A Sample School Safety Handbook Table of Contents and General Emergency Management Plan 151
Safety Handbook Table of Contents 151
General Emergency Management Plan 153
Appendix B Sample School Safety Information Policy Agreement 155
Appendix C Resources 159
References 161
Index 169
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We connect people at risk for hunger to fresh, healthy, and nutritious foods. We work with local farms and retailers to provide fresh produce and meats to our Farmer's Markets, mobile pantries, and network of over 100 local partner charities.
We use your donations to help us acquire, gather, and distribute nutritious food to our network of over 100 partner charities to help feed tens of thousands of people across four counties. For every $1 donated, we can provide 5 meals to families at risk for hunger.
We realize hunger is not a choice, and that hunger affects every community in the four counties we serve, so we're on the road fighting hunger wherever we find it. By supporting over 100 partner charities, sponsoring mobile pantries and farmer's markets, and giving food–filled backpacks to hungry children at schools, we're doing more to reach those who need a nutritious meal.
Second Harvest was established as a temporary hunger relief program in February 1982 in Vermilion. During the first few years of existence, the Second Harvest served Lorain County and distributed surplus commodities from the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA).
Second Harvest became an affiliate of Feeding America, formerly America's Second Harvest in 1985. At the same time the organization was successful in gaining funding as an agency of the United Way of Greater Lorain County.
In 1986 Second Harvest was granted exempt status as a charity under section 501(c)3 of the IRS code and expanded to a regional service area including both Huron and Erie counties.
By 1990 Second Harvest had outgrown its location and relocated to the City of Amherst. As the need within the community continued to rise, Second Harvest made a commitment to begin an aggressive campaign to gather and distribute food and other resources.
In order to more accurately reflect the service to the community the name of County Cupboard was officially changed to Second Harvest Food Bank of North Central Ohio in 1995. Two years later Second Harvest's service area was expanded to include Crawford County, bringing the total number of counties served to four.
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Joe Berretto Jr., is hopeful that a second crack at the real estate market will prove beneficial.
Earlier in January, he listed the former Berretto's Service Station for sale, a business that's been in his family for generations.
"I grew up there, worked there in high school and college," Mr. Berretto said. "But now, I just don't want it. I don't want to be in the business anymore."
The property, situated at 756 Hope St. — the entrance to Bristol's downtown historic district, is zoned general business and assessed at $387,820 by the town.
However, Ryan Fonseca, Mr. Berretto's real estate agent, has the property listed for $575,000. A fair price, Mr. Berretto says, given its location.
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Should a potential buyer express interest in the property as a gas station, they'll have to have very strong financial backing.
"In order to get it up and running, they'll have to invest a lot of money," Mr. Berretto said. "The (gas) tanks are good until 2017."
The state changed its law regarding underground storage tanks in 2007. By 2017, all single-walled tanks must be replaced with double-walled tanks. The gas station has six tanks — three for gasoline, one for diesel, another for waste oil, and a sixth for heating oil.
The tanks are currently temporarily closed, a status required by the Department of Environmental Management. To reinstate those tanks, there's a long list of testing that DEM would have to do before they could be operable again.
Mr. Berretto closed the station down a little more than three years ago. He was met with little success at selling the property, though one buyer did come forward.
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While the market is beginning to make a rebound, there aren't many buyers looking for used gas stations, said Mr. Fonseca.
"It's going to be a tough sell, but for the right investor, it could be anything and that's how we're marketing it," he said.


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Love janets early stuff when it was just her and black cock in a motel somewere with her lucky husband getting to shoot all those hot sex scenes.
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That is a huge hunk of meat to take in the ass, but Janet likes the dark meat and takes it well.
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The market has been flooded with a lot of 2.5-inch drives. There are so many different enclosures being released to fit all of our 2.5-inch drive needs for those older cases without the 2.5-inch hard drive mounting brackets for the more current solid state drives (SSD's). The Icy Dock MB991IK-B offers a lot of features jammed packed into this little 3.5" front bay enclosure. So let's put the Icy Dock MB991IK-B to the test and see how it handles all of our benchmarks.
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Posted by Ron
My companies have employed some of the largest law firms in the country over the past 25 years, Doug Pettibone has matched everyone one of them in legal skills and competence but has added a level of genuine care for the end result that exceeded my expectations at a fraction of the cost I was used to paying.
Posted by a Consumer Protection client
Absolutely the best i have dealt with. I can say with conviction that you cannot go wrong with hiring him. I have hired about 10 different lawyers in the past 6 years, He stands out as the best. Your search is over, Doug is your man.
Posted by a Business client
I'm a small business owner and Mr. Pettibone handled a few disputes and a litigation case I had with a vendor. He is very personal and knowledgable. His keen sense of business savvy mixed with his law expertise made us fortunate to have him on our side.
Posted by Steve
I have been extremely pleased with Doug Pettibone's work. I am a business owner. Doug has helped me with numerous issues and filings and has been a skilled professional with each case. My employees also love working with him (we've had some problems with other attorneys who were dishonest) because Doug does what he says he will do and is true to his word. This is an exceptional quality.


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Steve Wilder was born on October 23, 1970 in Cooperstown, New York, USA. He is known for his work on Iron Man 3 (2013), Josh Kirby... Time Warrior: Chapter 4, Eggs from 70 Million B.C. (1995) and The Journey: Absolution (1997). See full bio »
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