"Burn One and Pin a Rose On It" is old diner slang for a burger with onions. It's also the title of this day-after documentary piece, capturing memories, moods, and the north end of Middletown, CT. Depicting an odd mix of community pride and post-disaster humility, both locals and the uninitiated will savor this sweet tribute to the incomparable O'Rourke's Diner. |
| Rebuilding O'Rourke's (109.7 MB 320x240) Quicktime | Rebuilding O'Rourke's (49.6 MB 320x240) IPod |
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Click image to open .mov file in a new window. |
Control click (Mac Safari) on the still above and choose download linked file from drop down menu. After downloaded to your desktop, remove .txt ending so it just reads orourkes.m4v Now you can view it in ITunes or Quicktime. Right click (PC) and choose the equivalent. This will save it to your hard drive. |