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Alert
3 and Lessons Learned
$49.95
2-volume set (60 min. ea)
This video program was created from the official
accounts of fire suppression, rescue and medical personnel.
Documented from hundreds of photos along with videotapes,
audio recordings and interviews with the key people who helped
turn tragedy into triumph - the triumph of a small but well-prepared
emergency response team that made a tremendous difference
in this air disaster. The behind the scenes story
of the crash and rescue of United Flight 232 is an
important training tool as we consider homeland security.
Since it's release in 1989, Alert 3 has become the standard
for EMS, CFR and Disaster Preparedness training programs.
It is used by agencies around the world and is part of the
curriculum for preparedness training at Embry Riddle Aeronautical
University.
In response to hundreds of calls asking for an additional
training tape dealing with the aftermath of the rescue of
Flight 232, Alert 3 Lessons Learned is now available to meet
the demand for quality training materials in the area of post
traumatic stress and critical incident stress debriefing.
Community factors are discussed that you may not immediately
associate with response to disaster. Public relations, dealing
with the media and families who have questions, and the logistics
of housing thousands of unexpected visitors to your community,
all very much a part of the disaster response.
Puttin'
on the Glitz
$20.00 VHS
$25.00 DVD
The Restoration of the Sioux City Orpheum
Theatre
Produced by G.R. Lindblade and Co. (23 minutes)
The Sioux City Orpheum Theatre
is one of a handful of grand movie palaces left in America.
In shambles after 2 different conversions to modern movie
theatres, it took 18 months and $12 million to complete the
restoration. The story is a testament to good taste, good
leadership and community involvement. The restoration was
thoroughly documented by Sioux City film maker George Lindblade.
Witness the remarkable transformation for yourself.
©2003, G.R. Lindblade and Co. All rights
reserved.
TRAINING AND SPECIAL INTEREST
$20.00 each
Carbon Monoxide Safety (12 min.)
A general use video on awareness and prevention of Carbon Monoxide
exposure. Available in English, Spanish and Vietnamese
Burn Safety Reduces Accidents
Dramatically (12 min.)
A burn safety educational video designed for 3rd and 4th graders.
Careers (12 min.)
A look at jobs which do not require traditional 4 year college
degrees. Designed for high school students.
SOCIAL
CONCERNS
$10.00 each
Love Shouldn't Hurt: A Call for Action Against Domestic Violence
This 27-minute video is a dramatic,
powerful presentation on the most common form of violence in
America today - domestic violence against women. The tape can
be used with individuals or groups and is ecumenical. Informational
materials accompany the tape. Also available in Spanish with
culturally specific music and cast.
Trust Shouldn't Betray: A call for
Action Against Child Sexual Abuse
This 45-minute video is a dramatic,
powerful presentation on the most silent form of violence in
America today - sexual abuse against children, particularly
in the home or family setting. the tape can be used with individuals
and groups and is ecumenical. It flows from the US Bishops pastoral
letter, "Walk in the Light". Informational materials
accompany the tape. Also available with Spanish voice-over.
Healing the Wounded Spirit
A presentation by Sister Fran Ferder
FSPA and Father John Heagle. In this 50-minute video, Ferder
and heagle respond to questions regarding the effects of child
sexual abuse on the spiritual development and religious practice
of sexually abused children and adult survivors. Insights on
healing, forgiveness, repentance for both victims and abusers
are offered, as well as practical suggestions and help for individuals
and groups. The tape is ecumenical.
Reclaiming Our Rural Heritage: A Time
to Act
This 55-minute video is an informative,
practical presentation on the challenges and choices confronting
the rural community in today's America. The changing structures
of farming, livestock production, rural businesses and community
life are examined. Questions are posed regarding emerging ag-related
policies and practices and their adverse impact on farm and
rural families, the ecology, local economies and local communities.
Voice and value are given to the perspectives and strengths
of rural women.
Women: A Wellspring of Strength in
the 21st Century Church
This 27-minute video draws directly
from the US Bishop's document "From Words to Deeds: Continuing
Reflections on the Role of Women in the Church." The bishops
developed their statement around three goals: To appreciate
and incorporate the gifts of women in the Church, to appoint
women to church leadership positions and to promote collaboration
between men and women in the Church. Done is 3 9-minute segments,
the video allows for reflection and discussion after each segment.
Discussion materials are provided with the tape.
Beyond Prison: Seeking Justice for All
This 38-minute video presents information
on America's broken criminal justice system. It addresses two
major consequences of our failing "get tough of crime"
approach: the accelerating imprisonment of women and mothers
and their subjection to indignities and mistreatment; and the
disproportionate incarceration of African-Americans and other
minorities and its root causes. The video is ecumenical and
appropriate for use with individuals and groups. Informational
materials are provided with the video.
By My Side, the Carrie Mach Story
$15.00
This video tells the story of Carrie
Mach who died at age 18 after suffering with a rare form of
cancer from age 9. She did not let cancer interfere with her
life and she became an inspiration to her family and many friends.
She faced death with open arms and her faith grew as she grew
older. We can all learn from her incredible enthusiasm and attitude.
Discussion materials included.
Up
Hill, Both Ways
Sioux City History Series
$15.00 each volume VHS
Produced by George Lindblade
A history buff, Lindblade has interviewed scores
of locals for this video series. Three 30-min volumes are complete
and he has at least 3 more volumes "in the can". According
to Lindblade, "TV stations used to record history when
we shot film. You didn't throw it away and you couldn't re-use
it. That all changed with the advent of videotape. TV stations
use tapes over and over and nothing gets saved. the history
of a community is too important to erase." The Up Hill,
Both Ways series is more than a history of one community, it
is every community.
Volume 1
David Evans
Poet Laureate of South Dakota
Sioux City Story Teller
Thorpe Clock
with Rusty Clark
A Piece of Sioux City History
Preston Love
History Maker
Jim Henry [Canyon Kid]
History Maker
Hawkeye Trucks
with Marty Burke
A Piece of Sioux City History
Volume 2
The Railroad
with Dr. Rudy Daniels
A Piece of Sioux City History
The Last Passenger Train
out of Sioux city
[circa 1970]
Pigs 'n People
A Turning Point is Sioux City's History
We
Didn't Want it to Happen This Way
$20.00 VHS
A Carroll House Production
Filmed by George Lindblade (60 min.)
Shot on film in 1978, this project was commissioned
by the Zenith Corporation and the International Association
of Machinists and Aerospace Workers. It chronicles the effect
of the Sioux City Zenith plant closing on the lives of nine
people from seven families. The film crew then traveled to Taiwan
and Mexico, where the Sioux City jobs relocated. This was the
first wave of US manufacturing jobs moving to offshore facilities.
1500 people, mostly women, lost their jobs. The film was intended
to encourage Congress to pass antidumping laws that would protect
American workers. We Didn't Want it to Happen This Way was the
winner of the 1979 American Film Festival Award.
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