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So I have actually been planning to make a compilation of these old photos showing old Warner Brothers stores that would have existed 30 years ago in the 1990s (hence the title of this post) as I somewhat regret never having visited these stores as I was very much a child of the 90s myself who grew up with a ton of Warner Brothers movies all those years ago and finally I got myself to download these photos and post them here on this subreddit.

So I hope you all enjoy these nostalgic photos as they are a lot of fun. Enjoy!

I am of course just using the image above just as an example, of course as one does not have to select from the picture above exclusively. But what movie would you say began with the coolest variation on a theme of the Warner Bros logo depending on the different themes for the movies they produced, and why?

So these are three very unique-looking black & white photos of the original World Trade Center twin towers I just randomly came across on the New York times website as I had to use my phone to screenshot two of them and my only reason for that was because I was not given the option to just download them from that website as I would have preferred to just download them but sadly alas as I said I was not able to do that. Also, these are very high-quality images as well as 1990s photos tend to have a very crisp, clear visual quality to them.

Black and white photos of the World Trade Center twin towers have a uniquely 1990s look, feel and flavor to them as they somehow in my mind capture, which is partially why I had them to this post. Enjoy.

Now when I watched Toonami back in the early 2000s during my early teen years of ages 13 and 14 I would not only watch it religiously but I also had such a crush on Outlaw Star's resident beast girl when I watched the show back then one quarter of a century ago at the height of Toonami and I even will still watch Outlaw Star both partly for creative inspiration as well just simply going down memory lane as I have always liked both Aisha Clan Clan's looks and personality.

Aisha Clan Clan as such is probably my favorite anime/manga character to this day and probably always will be. Enjoy these photos of Aisha Clan Clan herself!

So since last night I have been compiling a list of 20 photos where the original World Trade Center towers appeared in TV shows exclusively and the only reason I did exclusively television shows was because about a year or so ago I made a compilation post of photos of where the World Trade Center made an appearance in both movies and television and so it somehow did not make sense to me to do something like that again.

So I also compiled a list of both photos of twin towers from both live action and cartoon-animated shows as I thought that was a fun way to add proper variety to these picture compilations. I also added in alphabetical order each show that the photo of the World Trade Center Twin Towers comes from. Enjoy

A. Law & Order: Special Victims Unit!

B. Friends!

C. The Sopranos!

D. Sex & the city!

E. 80s Transformers Cartoon!

F. 80s Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Cartoon!

G. Real Ghostbusters!

H. Extreme Ghostbusters!

I. Miami Vice!

J. Power Rangers: Timeforce!

K. Barney Miller!

L. Lone Gunmen

M. Seinfeld!

N. The Simpsons!

O. Family Guy!

P. 90s Fantastic Four Cartoon!

Q. Gargoyles!

R. Futurama!

S. Late Show with David Letterman!

T. King of Queens!

I mean both can be creepy. But if you had to pick an edge what would be scarier and why?

So right now I am watching Analyze That from 2002 starring Robert Deniro and Billy Crystal both of which, of course, are awesome actors and one of my favorite actors of all time.

Anyhow, one of the reasons I love this movie is not just the plain and stupid-simple fact that I find it creatively inspiring but also gangster/mafia films from this particular time-period have such a unique look, feel and aesthetic to them I so enjoy. Which is a lot of them released from the mid 1990s to say the mid 2000s as this movie itself is a sequel to another film called Analyze This was released three years prior in 1999. Enjoy!

So yes as the name of the post implies this is a photo of the World Trade Center taken 25 years ago in March of 2001 as I sort of just spur of the moment felt inspired to download and post this picture of the twin towers and I somehow decided to do this one specifically as I guess it was being shown from an interesting angle.

It is interesting to think that this was from March 2001 as it almost looks like it should have been photographed in the 70s or 80s perhaps. That is what I think. Enjoy!

So I decided to post this on this subreddit only because it was only last night that I posted one to the twin-towers in photos subreddit and there have not so far been too many other posts added to that subreddit as I like to avoid posting there again until about one or a few days have passed.

So anyway, this is a shot of the Pre-9/11 twin towers but again seen in an oldschool 3D-animated form from this old late 90s PlayStation 1 video game adaptation of Toy Story 2 as this makes me uniquely nostalgic for my childhood from the 1990s. Enjoy the picture and God bless us everyone. Amen.

So I don't know what I was searching for on Google exactly but I do know that I came across these pictures for this 1984 movie called New York Nights and no, of course, the fact that it has erotic elements is not why I posted these pictures but rather because I wanted to post these two pictures as they show the original World Trade Center twin towers on them. Enjoy these two photos!

So my original plan was actually just to show photos specifically by a guy named Stan Honda but I decided just to post several photos of the dust-covered streets following the collapse of the World Trade Center on September 11th, 2001.

These pictures as such are photos by several different people on that day, including one by Stan Honda showing the African-American woman covered in dust as I think she is called something like the "dust lady" I don't know for certain as I would have to look it up. Anyway, here are all these photos.

May the victims of September 11th, 2001 rest in peace. Amen.

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# 9/11 HR hero Alayne Gentul is remembered

September 5, 2006 | Pamela Babcock

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Alayne Gentul was more than a manager. She was a friend with a great sense of humor, a terrific personality and “a smile that will light up the stars,” former colleagues said in a tribute to her.

Gentul, senior vice president of human resources for Fiduciary International, died in the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks in New York. But her memory lives on in many ways, said her husband, Jack Gentul of Mountain Lakes, N.J.

“We’re doing OK,” Gentul said of himself and the couple’s two sons, Alex, 17, and Robbie, 13. “I think that you learn a lot from something like this—I guess you can’t help it.”

Five years ago, amid the confusion and hysteria of the attacks, witnesses said Gentul, 44, implored colleagues to get out of the World Trade Center south tower after the first hijacked plane struck.

Gentul and a colleague went from the 90th floor to the 97th floor to urge a group of tech support workers to leave. She and others were trapped after the second plane hit.

Since Alayne’s death, Gentul said, he quickly learned how to cook and manage a household as a single parent. He said the family grew even closer—to some degree by necessity. But it was also because of the shared grief.

His sons have much in common with Alayne, Gentul said. One possesses her strong work ethic, another her sense of humor.

“She is very much a part of us,” said Gentul, who is dean of students at the New Jersey Institute of Technology in Newark.

A year after Alayne’s death, Jack built a house at the New Jersey shore. It was therapeutic to accomplish a goal the two had shared.

“I was fulfilling a dream, and while I was not able to share it with her, at the same time I guess spiritually I got to share it with her and my kids,” he said.

In 2004, a Sept. 11 memorial was dedicated on the edge of Birchwood Lake in Mountain Lakes in memory of Alayne Gentul and resident David Rathkey, who also died in the attacks.

Alayne was born in Queens and received a B.A. in psychology from Rutgers University, where she met Jack. She began her Fiduciary career as a personnel assistant in 1982 and earned an MBA from New York University in 1988.

Fiduciary lost 87 employees during the attacks, and, over the years, Gentul said, former associates have recounted Alayne’s valiant actions.

“That thoughtfulness and calmness is what many of her colleagues felt saved many people,” Jack Gentul said. “Her resolve to indeed evacuate everyone sent her up instead of down that day.”

Alayne called 911 two minutes before the building collapsed, saying that employees needed to get out. While speaking with her husband on the phone, she told him smoke was pouring through the air ducts. The couple said their goodbyes.

“She was doing her job until the moment she died,” Gentul said. “That’s her legacy in terms of what it means to be dedicated to your colleagues and their well-being.”

Her selfless heroism was mentioned by Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) Board Chair Johnny C. Taylor Jr, J.D., SPHR, during the opening general session of the SHRM Annual Conference in San Diego in June 2005. “Through her courage and sacrifice, HR professional Alayne Gentul is credited with saving the lives of 40 Fiduciary employees,” said Taylor.

In a Fiduciary web site tribute, colleagues described Alayne as the “heart and soul” of the company.

“She was the consummate professional—hard working, sensitive, caring and, most importantly, efficient,” they wrote. “Alayne was smart.”

Alayne’s actions will be highlighted in an upcoming Discovery Channel documentary. Jack Gentul fields plenty of calls from reporters but says he turns down most requests. But he said because of Alayne’s dedication to her field, she would want him to tell the story to HR professionals.

“One thing my wife taught me was what a great field HR is,” Gentul said. “In so many ways, I’ve learned how important HR is to the functioning of an organization and how a really effective HR operation can make all the difference.”

Last summer, Gentul remarried. His wife has two teenagers of her own, so the family suddenly has become “The Brady Bunch” replete with four kids and two dogs, he said.

But the legacy Alayne left is deeply rooted in him and his sons. It’s something Jack hopes will carry on to her grandchildren.

“We talk about her every day,” Jack Gentul said. “There is not a day that she is not mentioned. But it’s not sadness anymore. It’s all in affection and humor and remembrance.

So I just sort of felt randomly inspired to post as I had originally planned to post this on the Zombies subreddit but since it explicitly and exclusively refers to the first zombie of the original Resident Evil game both PSX original and Gamecube-remake, I decided to post it here instead.

Also, I am not mentioning any plot details in this post, of course as I am only showing screenshots and nothing else, specifically two screenshots of both how the original PlayStation 1 Resident Evil portrayed the first zombie from 1996 as well as the gamecube remake's interpretation from 2002. Enjoy!

So this is a post I have been wanting to make for quite some time now as it shows the famous, fictional, giant movie-gorilla standing at the top of the original twin towers themselves and as one could tell by the lack of the antenna on either building of said twin towers that this movie was released three years prior to 1979, which is when I believe that trademark antenna was added to one of the buildings themselves.

So like the title of my post suggests this movie is a remake of the original 1933 King Kong film that was released 43 years later in 1976 as everyone of course has 1970s hair and clothing from 50 years ago instead of 1930s clothing from 90 years ago. Enjoy!

So yesterday I went for a long walk in the evening where I live at the moment here in Ashland, Oregon and I decided to take three photos of separate Victorian homes from the 19th century or early 20th Century as I myself have been a huge fan of 19th Century Victorian architecture for a long time now since probably over a decade ago, perhaps.

Anyway, the photos show the buildings I took yesterday as the first two are homes that people live and the third and last one is a gift-shop of myriad sorts albeit one that was again built in the 19th century or early 20th Century. Enjoy the photos!