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Hello again, everyone. It's been some busy weeks here in Sebastian, and I'm not sure it's going to let up anytime soon.
It was a lot of fun a few weeks ago at the Pelican Island Wildlife Festival in Riverview Park. There's a lot of history to be proud of, and I'm glad this is a community that shares that pride.
A special congratulations goes out to Mike Beck, who completed his bicycling journey from Washington D.C. back to the refuge on March 15. After almost 1,400 miles of nonstop pedaling, let's all hope he was able to raise awareness of this area and how precious it is to us.
If you want to take it one step further, the Parks and Recreation of the city of Sebastian is looking to start an "Adopt a Park" program. So, if you live near a neighborhood that you and your family like to use, and would like to help with it, contact the parks and recreation committee by attending their meetings on the fourth Monday of every month.
All that's expected of you is to keep an eye on your park, and let the committee know if and when there are any safety concerns or problems that come up. You can even suggest anything you think might help the park.
I'm really happy that not only do we live in an area that takes such pride in their parks, the residents are encouraged to take an active role as well.
For those that love to read, there is a special book signing taking place at Brain Freeze Frozen Yogurt from 2 to 4 p.m. March 30.
Author Jon Bergstrom, a Sebastian resident who wrote the children's book Denali's Dream, will be at the business, located on Seventh Avenue in Vero Beach to meet people and sign copies.
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Benjamin W. Houchin, born on April 19, 1964 in Omaha, NE, raised in Bartlesville, OK, passed away December 13, 2004. Residing in Tulsa, Ben was a Master Technician in the motorcycle industry for the past 20 years. He joined the Tulsa Police Department as a Reserve Motorcycle Officer, where he earned the Sharpshooter medal. He was respected by his peers as one of the best motorcycle officers in Tulsa. Ben was a member of the Blue Knights Motorcycle Club.
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When things really go terribly wrong in a theme park...
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What was the biggest in-park disaster have you experienced?Tweet
Mine was when I worked at the Jungle Cruise, I was working Parade Audience Control on New Years Day, the busiest day of the year at the Magic Kingdom. I was in Liberty Square when a warning came along. At the Liberty Belle dock, there is a pipe connected to the sewers (I don't understand why it is there) but early in the day, it started leaking. This happened before, and like before they fixed it.
Then about 40 minutes later, all of Frontierland from the Little Mississippi to Pecos Bill was flooded with sewage.
Remember, we are at capacity, around 80,000 guest who need all the space they could get. Instead, we close the major thoroughfare to both Splash and Thunder, causing all that traffic to go through Adventureland.
On top of that, all the restrooms on the west side of the park were closed...
On top of that, the sewage access point was smartly placed in the patio of Pecos Bill, so we taped all the windows of the restaurant with black costuming fabric so the diners wouldn't be repulsed by the men diving in and out of the manhole covered in...stuff.
On top of canceling the day parade where 30,000 people were lined up do see because we couldn't sweep up and sanitize the street fast enough, and we had a mob of angry 30,000 people to whom we couldn't explain what was happening and to five angry guest bands who couldn't perform.
On top of that was because if all the secrecy of hiding the patio, blocking picture taking at all of the executives (I got to meet some pretty high up people that day) a lot of the guest thought some one died.
The candle on the cake was that Splash would leak animatronic fluid into the ride water and would have to be shut down for half the day.
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From Jorge Arnoldson on October 10, 2011 at 1:59 PM
The biggest in-park disaster I saw? When I was at IOA and in the preshow room for Poseidon's Fury, a guest fainted, which caused the "tour guide" to frantically call for help. That showing was then cancelled.
From Robert Niles on October 10, 2011 at 2:17 PM
A Tom Sawyer's Island raft driver taking down five attractions and snow closing half the Magic Kingdom.
From 126.96.36.199 on October 10, 2011 at 4:18 PM
Well...I work at my local theme park and this summer we had Miranda Cosgrove come and do a concert weekend. That Saturday she was there, the park reached upwards of 40,000 people (keep in mind this is BGW and the normal max is 32-35k). Around noon there were over 6000 little girls waiting in line for the concert to start at 6:00...the theaters max capacity is roughly between 3 and 4 thousand. Throughout the day, my ride experienced 12 shutdowns (a record) and had a 2+ hour long wait ALL DAY. Having to walk to the very front of the park to go on break was a hassle because everyone was packed in like sardines. That was the busiest day all season...oh and it was around 100 degrees outside.
From Dominick D on October 10, 2011 at 7:30 PM
For me it was last Sunday at USF, where The Simpsons Ride had a 30 minute posted wait, when it was really 70 minutes. Not to mention September 23 at MNSSHP where I almost missed Happy Hallowishes because I was stuck on Haunted Mansion for 10 minutes.
From Rob P on October 11, 2011 at 2:45 AM
People will just have to accept that sometimes everything is not going to be satisfactch'll !!
From Mike Seary on October 11, 2011 at 3:40 AM
It was late in the spring of 2002; height of the super-patriotic-pro-military fervor of post 9/11. I was a young Marine who decided to take some leave just before my first deployment in order to take advantage of the freebie tickets for military personnel that the Universal Resort was running at the time. IoA was fairly new and I wanted to check out this crazy Spiderman ride that I had seen on TV. The free military tickets extended to one or two guests (can't remember exactly) so I brought my pal Eric along with me.
We arrived at the front gate of Universal Studios, tickets-in-hand, about 30 minutes prior to opening. I like to get places early - a byproduct of my former military lifestyle. When we arrived, I could sense it would be a great day from the mild weather and particularly the lack of any real, sizable crowd stacking up at the still-closed turnstiles. With my McDonalds coffee in hand, Eric and I started chatting up the turnstile attendant. As the minutes passed by and the conversation grew more and more comfortable with this staff member, we began sharing random, benign anecdotes to pass the remaining minutes until opening. I causally leaned against one of the turnstile assembly boxes.
The turnstiles back then were not the high-tech, CIA-biometric-start-trek things they have there now. They were simple chrome metal boxes, wired to take an electrical count of each time the turnstile bar went 'click' and nothing more. I leaned more body weight into the metal box as the staff member told us about the new IoA and how grand it was... I was rather excited. SO excited, in fact, that while leaning against the turnstile assembly, a casually slapped another adjacent assembly in a slightly forced display of excitement...
Immediately it felt like I stuck my finger in an electrical outlet. Alternating current shot up my arm like a damned bullet train. I howled like some animal off of wild kingdom. This elicited confused and somewhat frightening stares from all cast members and the few guests within earshot. I figured an explanation was in order.
"Dude!" I told him, "I'm pretty sure there is a short in here somewhere!" At first he seemed rather skeptical as he simply swatted his hand quickly at the apparently offending machine and received what appeared to be no shock whatsoever. "Are you SURE?" He asked? I replied "No no... touch BOTH of these at the same time."
He did, and he leaped back in surprise. "Jesus, I gotta call someone!" he said in a rather quiet, 'just-between-me-and-you' voice. I told him to do whatever he had to do and gave my word that I would not allow anyone near them until he rounded up the appropriate superior, which frankly only took him a minute or two.
What followed was a rather humorous bureaucratic display of supervisor, head supervisor, head HEAD supervisor, ad nauseam approach the turnstile, question the veracity of the electrocution claim, be told by the previous-tier employee "touch both", them touching both, and getting the crap shocked out of them. Finally a high-up-enough decision maker decided that the entire string of turnstiles in that area would be shut down for the day so that maintenance could work on solving the problem.
Afterwards, Eric and myself were escorted to a disguised side-room in the amusement park facade by two well-dressed gentlemen who wanted to speak with us about the incident and acted quite concerned for my safety. In retrospect, I clearly realize that this was lawsuit damage control of the highest caliber... but seriously, what was I gonna cry about? I wasn't injured, nothing serious happened... frankly it was rather funny. I simply told the gentlemen it was a non-issue and I was only glad that it happened to me and not a small child or an elderly person with a pacemaker. They nervously agreed, asked once more if I was fine, and set Eric and I loose in the park.
...only now I realize, I DEFINITELY should have tried for a lifetime pass. Oh well. :-)
From 184.108.40.206 on October 11, 2011 at 5:32 AM
Mike.......great story and , in my view, all men & women in the Services should get lifetime passes anyway without having to electrocute themselves at the turnstiles.
Bet Spiderman seemed tame after that :- )
From Rob P on October 11, 2011 at 9:32 AM
I hadn't logged in. The last message was mine.
From Rod Whitenack on October 11, 2011 at 11:15 AM
I was on the Jurassic Park ride some years ago when something went terribly wrong. It all seemed like smooth sailing at first as we cruised past the gates and into the lagoon area. We floated gently part the brachiosaurs and the triceratops, but then just as we passed the hydrosaurs the boat seemed to veer off course and we were alterted by the ride's speaker system that something had gone wrong and that we should stay in our seats while the operators diverted us to a safe point of exit.
Well, that didn't go so well. I don't want to tarnish Universal's sterling safety reputation, and I did not attempt to bring about a lawsuit in this situation, but let me tell you, things went from bad to worse. Quick. It's lucky nobody was hurt. Universal jeeps were damaged. There were electrical problems. Dinosaurs that had no business being placed in proximity to guests were loose and causing chaos. Thank God for the waterfall in the ride building because we were very nearly eaten alive by an unconfined Tyranosaurus Rex. This could have gone very badly for Universal if even one guest had a bad reaction to the venom spit by a loose dilopiosaurus.
From 188.8.131.52 on October 11, 2011 at 11:19 AM
Mike, not only was that a terrific story, but I can verify it and (perhaps) add an amusing footnote....
I was the administrator for the admissions control system at UO back in 2002...one fine morning while sitting at my desk (probably reading Theme Park Insider) and waiting to see when they would start letting people in the park for the day, my desk was suddenly surrounded by some very ashen-faced technicians. A herd of them, in fact. And the phone started ringing. All the lines.
The first one finally managed to get out the question, "Did you do something to the turnstiles?". Keep in mind that my desk is about a mile from the turnstiles and most of my work was done on a PC, so the question was a little bemusing. I asked, "Like what?".
"Well, did you do something because the turnstiles are giving the guests shocks??"
Ok, I have to admit to having two reactions, one of which would not have been considered guest-helpful. I said, "Yes, of course, that is a feature of the system. I just bring up my little console and pick which turnstiles and check the flag "zap the guests". Isn't that nifty?"
After a few moments, as it was slowly dawning on these poor guys that I probably really was kidding, I suggested they might contact maintenance who control the power to see if perhaps some work had been done in that area overnight.
Anyway, sure enough, maintenance had not quite gotten all the grounding correct after some work, resulting in a bank of turnstiles that was really energizing, so to speak.
I'm still amused by the thought that a few of our cast really did think it was a feature...after that I tried to get the developer to add it in, but no such luck :-)
Thanks Mike.
From Randall Peek on October 11, 2011 at 6:14 PM
My mother had polio when she was a kid, and had to wear braces on her legs and use a wheelchair to go any sizable distance. We were at Disneyland sometime in the late 60's, and my mom expressed a rather wistful wish that she could ride on a roller coaster.
At the time, the only coaster on the horizon at Disneyland was the Matterhorn, and arrangements were immediately made for us to go to the front of the line, where my father lifted Mom into the car, and the four of us (little brother included) began the ascent inside the mountain.
Back in those days, the interior of the Matterhorn was a lot more open than it is now. As we reached the halfway point of the lift hill, the ride suddenly stopped. Dad, brother, and I tried to play it off as if this was just part of the ride, not wanting to alarm my mother. After a few minutes though it became clear that something was definitely wrong. Mom, surprisingly, took it in stride.
A few minutes later, a ride operator came strolling cheerfully down the track from above, and if memory serves, hooked a hook to the car which was winched to the top of the lift hill. He joked and chatted with us until a nearby rock rang. He opened it, revealing a phone, and chatted with someone at the other end. Upon receiving word to proceed, he then gave us a push, starting us down the mountain.
When we arrived back in the station, we were given the option to either receive a free ride on any other ride (back in the days of A to E tickeds), or another time on the Matterhorn. Mom was given the final decision, which was, oddly, another time on the mountain. Without disembarking, we rode right through the station and back into the depths of the Matterhorn for a considerably less stressful ride. Thanks, Mom!
From Mike Seary on October 11, 2011 at 6:15 PM
@ 192.195:
Get out of here! You were supervising when that went down? That's hilariously awesome! It sure made for a great story.... and electrocution or not, UO is still one of my favorite places to spend an afternoon in Orlando. Cheers man.
From Mike Seary on October 11, 2011 at 6:18 PM
@ Rod:
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and said private company felt obligated because of the laws in our police state to rat out this kid, give the cops his home information without a warrant and all not out of any real corporate integrity (oxymoron of the year), but so they wouldn't be liable.
that's why it's a policy. not to save kids--to save lawsuits.
corporations do not care about tragedies... unless it affects their bottom line. they do not have souls, and are not people. if they did, would they have ratted this kid out to the cops... or called a counselor, or the suicide hotline, or ANYTHING that would have actually helped him, were he actually going to kill himself?
on a side note, saying "i am suicidal over wow" is not enough to call the cops and say you tried to kill yourself. saying "i am about to slash my wrist in 5 minutes," now that is a specific and actionable threat, and would warrant a call for help.
if you notice, the kid hasn't been charged with trying to kill himself... he's been essentially charged with the fallout from blizzard pranking the cops on his behalf.
ALSO: your definition of "police state" is right out of 1984. it's much more open now, if just as oppressive.


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1. Age: 22.. I'm right at the age where my looks max out
2. Bed size: Queen! But before I graduated college I slept in a prison bed NO JOKE.
3. Chore you hate: Washing the dishes, it brings back horrible roommate memories from 2007. Details not necessary.
4. Dogs: My old buddies! Weeser and Willy RIP =(
5: Essential to start your day: Run to the bathroom because I have to pee!
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17: Quote from a movie: "Sometimes, truth isn't good enough. Sometimes people deserve more. Sometimes people deserve to have their faith rewarded." -Batman
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Hospital leaders at Huron Healthcare's annual Healthcare CEO Forum concurred that the era of the volume-based business model for healthcare is coming to a close. With the United States' national health expenditure projected at nearly 20 percent of GDP by 2019 and reimbursement from all payers shifting to an accountable care model, moving to a value-based business model will be imperative for hospitals and health systems.
"The entire country will benefit from a healthcare model that incentivizes value – instead of volume – while focusing on wellness and preventative care," says Curt Whelan, managing director Huron Healthcare. "It promises to make healthcare more affordable for patients and payers as well as to improve quality and reduce waste. It's a classic win-win."
• Moving from Volume to Value: Making the New Healthcare Business a Reality
While healthcare reform initiatives may be pushing providers toward developing more affordable value-based care, no one can predict how long it might take to fully transition to this new model. The uncertainty was a source of concern and frustration among the CEOs at the Forum.
"We are definitely moving toward fixed or bundled payment and away from making margin on volume. The old strategy is quickly becoming the high cost/low margin strategy," shares Dan Wolterman, president and CEO of Memorial Hermann in Houston. "Unfortunately, we get to run these two opposing strategies simultaneously. You can live in two business models for a while, but not forever."
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Prep and Cook Time: about 25 minutes. Notes: This salad is especially attractive with whole lettuce leaves of contrasting colors and shapes, such as tender Brunia (or another red oak-leaf variety), the bright green Black-seeded Simpson, and frilly, scarlet-fringed Lollo Rosso.
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- Calories from fat: 60%
- Protein: 6.2g
- Fat: 18g
- Saturated fat: 1.6g
- Carbohydrate: 23g
- Fiber: 1.9g
- Sodium: 233mg
- Cholesterol: 0.0mg
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Monsoonal weather patterns have moved into the Grand Canyon area decreasing fire danger. As a result, on Tuesday, July 8 at 8 a.m. fire managers lifted fire restrictions within Grand Canyon National Park. More »
Two Bats Collected in the Park Have Tested Positive for Rabies
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Man Who Fled Rangers Rescued from Below Rim in Grand Canyon National Park
Contact: Shannan Marcak, 928-638-7958
Grand Canyon, Ariz. – At approximately 1:45 p.m. on Friday, April 22, the Grand Canyon Regional Communications Center received a visitor report of a man panhandling at the Duck on a Rock pullout located approximately ten miles east of Grand Canyon Village on the South Rim of Grand Canyon National Park.
Upon arriving at the scene, rangers made contact with the individual who refused to provide identification, fled ranger staff and jumped over the edge, falling approximately 25 feet below the rim.
High-angle rescue team members were brought in and rappelled down to the individual. On the way down, they were notified by rangers on the rim that one of the vehicles parked at Duck on a Rock belonged to a man wanted in connection with a murder investigation in Texas. Upon reaching the individual, rescue rangers preventatively handcuffed him until he could be identified, stabilized his injuries, packaged him in a litter and lifted him to the rim.
Upon arriving at the rim, the man was identified as 48 year old Terrance Black who is wanted in connection with a murder investigation in Texas. Mr. Black has been taken into custody and is being transported via Department of Public Safety helicopter to Flagstaff Medical Center for treatment of injuries he sustained in the fall. Once he is released from the hospital he will be transported to the Coconino County Detention Center where he will remain in custody until Texas Rangers arrive in Arizona.
The vehicle associated with the Texas murder investigation has been impounded by the National Park Service and is being held for the arrival of Texas Rangers who will process the car for investigative clues.
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Maleation is a common means of modification for many commodity polymers and is used to several ends. In this study, various waxes were functionalized with maleic anhydride through several maleation processes, with the end goal of obtaining a cost effective processes to make emulsifiers to be used in emulsions that impart water-resistance to building products, such as gypsum wallboards. Research was done in collaboration with an industrial partner, in order to replace commercially available emulsifiers currently being used in their processes with a less costly product that could easily be made on-site based on their consumption requirements, through a solvent-free approach. Reactions involving both the free-radical initiated maleation of paraffin waxes and thermal addition of maleic anhydride to alpha-olefins were examined extensively. It was found that emulsions with properties matching or exceeding those of control emulsion formulations were obtainable using experimental emulsifiers made through both maleation methods. When used in gypsum wallboards, emulsifiers made through thermal maleation showed levels of water-repellency that matched or exceeded those of control formulations at lower loading levels, while emulsifiers made through free-radical maleation were subject to performance issues.
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We're invited to (watch) a young British couple's wedding blowout
Choose any pre-wedding article and tell why it interests you.
Can you find a detail or photo that makes you admire either Prince William or Kate Middleton? Share the reason.
Look for an example of how the United Kingdom differs from the United States.
It's party time this week in London, and an event there Friday will be something you haven't seen before: A royal bash that turns a 29-year-old woman into a princess. It may sound like a fairy tale, but is the real deal for Kate Middleton and Prince William -- a 28-year-old future king of England, part of the United Kingdom (U.K.) He's the son of Prince Charles and Princess Diana, who died in a 1997 Paris car crash when William was 15.
This will be far from a small, understated ceremony. The groom's grandmother is Queen Elizabeth, after all, and the global TV audience will reach tens of millions. Take a look at other figures:
More tidbits: The bride reportedly won't include "obey" in her vows when she promises to "love, comfort, honor and keep" her new husband. The groom, a Royal Air Force helicopter rescue pilot, will wear his military dress uniform -- as his dad did for the 1981 marriage to Princess Diana, attended by 3,500 guests. The couple plan to leave the ceremony in a glass-enclosed carriage, with a limousine as backup if it rains. The church's 10 bells will chime for more than three hours after the event. Celebrity guests include singer Elton John and soccer star David Beckham, who are British.
CNN host says: "It's two Super Bowls and an American Idol finale. For a few hours, people might not be thinking about all the terrible things going on in the world or in their lives. They'll be cheering on this couple. I think we need stuff like that." -- Piers Morgan, talk show host who's British
Professor says: "It's a television event that happens every 30 years. In the United States, we have celebrities, but we don't have royalty or a monarchy. It will be exciting." -- Paul Levinson, communications and media studies specialist, Fordham University in New York
TV executive says: "There will be plenty of options for anyone who wants to watch the wedding. I'm sure it will air on at least half a dozen other stations. We'll be the option for people who are looking for the latest news." -- Dan Batchelor, general manager, WLNS-TV in Lansing, Mich., which will break away from CBS live coverage for local news
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Green fees are just £20, and rifle hire starts at £15. Biodegradable BBs only, with ammo, pyro and CO2 bulbs to buy at our on site shop. If you need a hire gun, please register using the Upcoming Events page.
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Church of San Giovanni in Monte
The history of this building- which rises above a little height in a picturesque square- refers to the symbology of the holy places in Jerusalem reproduced in the nearby ecclesiastic complex of Santo Stefano.
The original round church of the 5th century became in 1118 seat of a community of Lateran Regular Canons; it was restored in '200 and reconstructed in gothic style towards the middle of the 15th century.
The polished facade is inspired to the themes of the art of Veneto and Ferrara (1474); it is dominated on the portal by a vigorous Eagle -emblem of the Evangelist John - moulded by Nicolò dell'Arca (c. 1481). Extremely charming is the interior with a nave and two aisles in despite of all the dissipations in the past.
Here were preserved paintings of Ercole de' Roberti, Domenichino, Cima da Conegliano, Perugino, as well as the famous S. Cecilia of Raffaello which is now preserved in the "Pinacoteca Nazionale" (national picture gallery) of Bologna (in the church there is now a copy).
Remarkable are the illustrated glass-windows (15th century), the precious altar-piece of the 14th - 18th century, the sixteenth-century inlayed choir and -in the middle of the church- the peculiar classic column with a reversed capital surmounted by a Romanesque cross which is the unique remainder of the old small chapel of Bologna (the wooden Christ dates back to the 16th century).
The description is taken from the diocesan administration web site: http://www.bologna.chiesacattolica.it
Church of San Giovanni in MontePiazza San Giovanni in Monte, 1/2 - 40124 Bologna (BO) map Phone +39 051 263894
Map coordinates [?]: E-5
How to get here:
by bus: lines and timetables on the website www.tper.it
by car: located in restricted traffic zone ZTL. Ring road exits n. 11/11bis-12 direction city center.
Entrance notes:
Opening time:
every day 7.30am - 12.00 am and 4.00pm - 7.00 pm. During the religious services, the tourist visit could be limited or suspended. Opening times can be subjected to little changes. For further information please call: Curia Arcivescovile tel. 051 6480611.