jack rabin造句

• PSU organized the material as The Jack Rabin Collection on Alabama Civil Rights and Southern Activists.
• While living in Alabama, Jack Rabin became interested in developing an oral history of the civil rights movement.
• Jack Rabin, Henry Sharp and Louis de Witt ended up doing the effects, probably based on O'Brien's storyboards.
• It included 120 books edited by scholars from around the world, and was published by Marcel Dekker, Inc . Almost every major scholar in public administration during the period from 1973-2006 was published one or more times in a publication created by Jack Rabin.
• The origin of the " Michigan " name may have come from Plattsburgh residents Jack Rabin and his wife, who fell in love with the Jackson Coney Island hot dog while vacationing in Coney Island and subsequently recreated the sauce at Nitzi's, their Michigan hot dog stand on Route 9 just outside Plattsburgh.
• However, a 1984 Sentinel article indicates that Nitzi's was established in 1935, and says Jack Rabin indicated " his sauce came from Mrs . Eula Otis, who first coined the name'Michigans'for her hot dog and sauce . " Otis was originally from Nashville and met her husband in Detroit, Michigan, where she learned to make meat sauce.
• Eugene Louri? the original director of " The Black Scorpion " who had hired O Brien for that film, contacted O Brien and Peterson again regarding the effects work on " The Giant Behemoth " ( 1959 ), but producer David Diamond hired visual effects supervisors Jack Rabin and Irving Block, who subcontracted the stop-motion animation back to O Brien and Peterson on a meagre portion of the total $ 20, 000 effects budget.