Written by JMarsden92 on 02 August 2010
New Jersey has made many errors in the past, and it looks like they are going to keep making them. Why would anyone make our inspections include less than they do? The inspections are meant to keep everyone safe. By removing certain components of the NJ State Inspection system everyone on the road will now be subject to unsafe motor vehicles whether we want to, or not.
Read the PDF file that explains this by clicking –>DMVInspection.
I see no reason for making this big of a change. If they are going to do this, then maybe the insurance companies should give a break to the people that have cars that are completely safe. I know of a lot of people that are going to love this change. This is because they are too cheap to fix their car correctly, or just refuse to fix it correctly.
What are your thoughts on this?
Tags: emissions, inspection, motor vehicles, New Jersey, NJ
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Written by JMarsden92 on 03 July 2010
LEGOLAND® Florida Marketing Team TakING Shape
POLK COUNTY, FL (July 1, 2010) – The bricks are falling into place at LEGOLAND® Florida as the first three members of the marketing team begin to market the first LEGOLAND Park on the east coast. Director of Sales and Marketing Kim Isemann, Manager of Sales Todd Andrus and Public Relations Representative Jackie Wallace are bringing their expertise from Central Florida attraction destinations to promote the family theme park opening fall 2011.
Isemann brings considerable expertise in theme park and attractions marketing and will lead the estimated 20-person marketing team as Director of Sales & Marketing for LEGOLAND Florida. Isemann joins the team of Model Citizens (LEGOLAND Park’s affectionate term for employees) from her role as General Manager of the Daytona 500 Experience Attraction at the Daytona International Speedway. Prior to the Speedway, Isemann was with SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment in escalating roles over a 12-year period, culminating in her position as the Florida Parks Director of Promotions. Isemann is a graduate of the University of Central Florida and will soon be relocating to Polk County.
“I’m thrilled to be a part of Merlin Entertainments Group on this exciting new venture,” Isemann said. “LEGOLAND has such a tradition of quality entertainment, and I know this will be a successful Park when we open next year.”
Joining Isemann as the Manager of Sales is Andrus, a 13-year sales veteran from SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment where he was most recently the Senior Manager of National Sales. Andrus’ knowledge and contacts in the sales arena will prove invaluable to the first new theme park to be built in Central Florida in more than 10 years. Andrus graduated from Kent State University with a degree in Communications.
Wallace will be heading the communications efforts for the new park as Public Relations Representative. With more than 10 years of theme park experience, Wallace comes to LEGOLAND Florida directly from the promotions team at SeaWorld & Busch Gardens. Previously, she was a member of the SeaWorld Orlando media relations team that opened Aquatica, SeaWorld’s Waterpark and several headlining shows. Wallace graduated from the University of Central Florida with a degree in Advertising and Public Relations.
LEGOLAND Florida will offer more than 50 rides, shows and attractions, including thousands of spectacular LEGO® models. The Florida development will be Merlin Entertainments’ second LEGOLAND Park in North America and will play an important role in the group’s continued growth in the U.S. Providing a full-day, year round theme park experience geared towards families with children between the ages of 2 and 12, LEGOLAND Florida will mirror the successful concept of the four existing LEGOLAND Parks in Denmark, Germany, U.K. and California. However, as with the other four, it will also have its own unique “twist” reflecting its stunning location and adding a Florida flavor.
The MERLIN ENTERTAINMENTS GROUP is the leading name in location based, family entertainment, which has seen the most successful and dynamic growth of any company in the sector over the last five years. Europe’s number one, and the world’s second largest visitor attraction operator, Merlin has 62 attractions and 6 hotels in 12 countries, across 3 continents. The company aims to deliver memorable and rewarding experiences to its 38.5 million visitors worldwide, through its iconic global and local brands, and the commitment and passion of its managers and more than 14,000 employees. Merlin Entertainments operates the following attractions – SEA LIFE – the world’s No 1 aquarium brand, Madame Tussauds, LEGOLAND, The Merlin Entertainments London Eye, Dungeons, Gardaland, LEGOLAND Discovery Centres, Alton Towers Resort, Warwick Castle, THORPE PARK, Chessington World of Adventures, Heide Park, Underwater Adventures, and Earth Explorer.
Tags: attraction, Florida, Legoland, tourist, visitor
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Written by JMarsden92 on 24 March 2010
I just read up more on the NJ woman that has a goal of weighing 1000 pounds. What gives? Why would you do that? I am happily married, and I couldn’t imagine what it would be like to have a woman weighing that much in my life if I supported her decisions of weighing 1000 lbs. That is what I have read at least.
My wife had a small weight issue, and has made a stunning turn around. Originally her doctor told her that she could cause herself some serious damage, and she took action immediatelly.
What gets me most is that she has a website that she makes money by people watching her eat. What is wrong with you people? All you are doing is promoting this womans seriously dimented mind.
This lady really needs to look into diets that work if her dream comes to an abrupt end.
You can read my wifes opinion on this at MomsBlogs4U.Com. Her article is located at: http://www.momsblogs4u.com/donna-simpson-has-a-1000-pounds-goal/
Tags: 1000 lbs, diet, Donna Simpson, NJ, overweight
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