 as equals; Paul Hornung (Joshua Wayne Gardner) shows up to let us know Lombardi tolerated undisciplined, carefree players as long as they delivered on the field. (Simonson suggests late in the game that he’s an alter ego for the coach but doesn’t take that further.)
Like a magazine profile, the play gives us enough snapshots of Lombardi in different settings to help us draw solid conclusions about him. Michael Simmons lets the actors turn up the volume a lot of the time, but that suits the subject material and doesn’t wear us out: The play runs just 105 minutes.
LaBorde is transformed by his topcoat and hat, his glasses and dental inserts. This armor-plated Lombardi swaggers with self-assurance and seems an unfair foe for the slender, quiet reporter, but O’Sullivan rises to their verbal battles: He can’t be bullied or blustered out of what he feels is right. We end up thinking that Lombardi might have respected another force as immovable as himself, except in an NFL underling.
It’s hard to believe, in this era of unconscionable salaries and engorged ticket prices, that pro football was once played for pride almost as much as money, and a town – even one as small as Green Bay, Wisc. – could have derived its entire identity from a sports team. (The Packers remain the only non-profit, community-owned major league pro sports team in the United States).
Lombardi died before he saw that era come fully to an end. To hear about him, even in this fragmentary play, is to travel back to a more innocent America we can never.The net sash for the windows is many kinds.How to choose the net sash for the windows? Such as screen\ frame\Device and The construction.
To check the quality of the window screen, depending on whether its eye hole is even. For example, the high-quality glass fiber anti-mosquito yarn imported from the United States has 16×18 holes per square inch (25.4 square centimeters). The eyelet is slightly rectangular, and the shape of the eyelet is neat and tidy. There is no size. Uniform, thick and thin.
Touching the hand screen to touch the screen, the hand feels very scratchy, like the ironing with the iron, the quality is good; and the domestically produced fiberglass window screen is soft and not collapsed.
The cost of domestic glass fiber window screens is only 2 yuan and 3 yuan per square meter, while the imported high-quality glass fiber window screens cost 12 yuan to 13 yuan, so it is necessary to prevent shoddy filling.
Construction The construction of the screen window is also an important point in the price difference.
Roller shutters can be opened for ease of use. But in addition to being free to open, the core is the sealing performance is good, when closed, it is completely closed, there can be no gap, otherwise what is the use, if the mosquito can get in.
A good roller blind screen, the window screen is made of nylon silk, and the device has a positioning rod in the guide rail. It is easy to open and seal, and it can resist strong winds.
The rolling screens for cutting corners often save a process. The top rails are placed with tops, and the window screens are directly inserted. When the strong wind blows, the yarn is scraped open, and the natural mosquitoes enter the gap and do not play the role of mosquitoes.
Therefore, pay attention to the purchase, pull a pull, the screen will not come out.
The so-called device is mainly a stop device.
There is a box at the end of the roller blind screen. When it is necessary to prevent mosquitoes, the window screen is gently pulled to the bottom, embedded in the bead, the screen window is completely sealed; the window screen is pulled up, and the window screen will be wound into the window box. If there is a stop device, to what extent the screen window is opened, it will stop there, so as not to be completely received in the window box, but also climb up with a stool to pull it down, convenient!
Also note that if the screen window is mounted outside the glass window, the parts of the self-locking device that are to be stopped should be aluminum alloy.
The frame of the rolling screen window is made of spray-coated aluminum alloy, which is called the color aluminum. Generally, there are a variety of colors to choose from, and the right color can be chosen to be exactly the same as the color of the window at home.
The quality of the aluminum alloy frame is to see its thickness, good at 1.2 mm. If the frame profile is not in place, it will be deformed in five or six months. When it is opened, it is inconvenient to open.A heritage trail is part of a visioning exercise to redevelop LaVilla.
The Downtown Investment Authority and Jacksonville Transportation Authority released its final report Friday on plans to redevelop the city’s historic LaVilla district.
WJCT News partner the Jacksonville Daily Record reports the vision emphasizes returning a major residential component to LaVilla, with a mix of workforce and senior housing on top of mid-market for-purchase townhomes and market rate rentals.
The study, conducted by consulting firm GAI’s Community Solutions Group, builds the residential components around an expansion of Lift Ev’ry Voice and Sing Park — dedicated to Harlem Renaissance-era composer J. Rosamond Johnson — and a new Arts Gateway Park and a Heritage Trail.
Along with cultural components along the route honoring the area’s black history, the trail will be able connect LaVilla to the city’s other investments on the St. John’s River.
The report Friday follows the last of four public meetings.
Nearly 60 neighborhood stakeholders and city leaders filled the Ritz Theatre and Museum on Thursday to hear the results of the LaVilla Neighborhood Development Strategy report— an eight-month joint project between the DIA and JTA to revitalize the neighborhood.
DIA and JTA officials said Thursday the abundance of publicly owned property in LaVilla, along with accessibility to the surrounding area by the $53.7 million Jacksonville Regional Transportation Center slated to open in the neighborhood in early 2020, makes fast-tracking development more viable.
LaVilla, once called the Harlem of the South, was a sanctuary for black culture commerce in post-United States Civil War era. The oldest suburb of Jacksonville, once its own incorporated community, operated with autonomy from the rest of Jacksonville in the late-1800s with many black business owners, churches, schools and associations.
The post-World War II era and the late 20th century saw a decline in LaVilla’s influence as many of its historic homes and buildings were demolished.
Brian Hughes, DIA interim CEO and Mayor Lenny Curry's chief of staff, said the public meeting process, which began Sept. 4, quickly made clear any redevelopment in LaVilla needed to honor and incorporate the cultural significance of the Downtown district.
As the DIA prepares to issue requests for proposals for the development strategy’s priority projects, Hughes said key criteria for awarding a contract will be an understanding of those cultural and historical elements of LaVilla’s future.
“In a process where we encourage developers to come in, they have to demonstrate they understand what this road map is talking about,” he said after the Thursday presentation.
“It involves smart residential — residential that takes into consideration the public space that’s going to be integral because it will be part of this cultural history the neighborhood celebrates,” Hughes said.
“The developers, as they go through the process, they have a willingness and attention to making everything in this study a priority of what they plan to do,” he said.
Hughes anticipates the DIA will begin discussions on bringing in private investment for the project within the next two months. The DIA board’s next meeting is May 15.
DIA staff said the full study and master plan will be made available online at dia.coj.net.
The initial investment will be along Union and Beaver streets with residential development, as well as the urban park space.
GIA Consultant Blake Drury, who gave the bulk of Thursday’s presentation, said the visibility of the area will “send a signal” about the city’s push for investment in the area.
“We think that the real key for this part of the neighborhood is getting activity and getting residents in this location,” Drury said.
“It can really create some 18 to 24-hour life to in this part of the neighborhood,” he said.
According to the report, the total project timeline lists some multifamily residential, a Water Street road diet, townhome development and the seven segments of the Heritage Trail as estimated for completion from 2021-23.
The larger project includes student housing for Florida State College at Jacksonville, more multifamily, mixed-use and office properties by 2033.
The master plan presented Thursday focuses on five areas the DIA considers to be priorities in the first phase of revitalization efforts.
• The 285-unit, five- to six-story Arts Gateway Apartments would be market-rate multifamily rental. DIA thinks the residential complex would benefit from development of the adjacent Gateway Park and FSCJ.
• Park Block Residential would take advantage of Lift Ev’ry Voice and Sing Park to introduce two housing scenarios: 32 townhome units and a 270-unit, five- to six-story multifamily residential project wrapped with a parking garage.
“We think the city is positioned with its land