...Sarah Smith Six Flags Great Adventure P.O. Box 120, Route 537 Jackson, NJ 08527 March 5, 2013 Joe Superintendent Main Street Elementary School Jackson, NJ 08527 Dear Mr. Superintendent: I would like to take this opportunity to introduce myself. My name is Sarah Smith and I am the marketing director at Six Flags. It has come to our attention that your fifth grade class has received a grant for an all expenses paid field trip and is in the process of picking a destination. I am writing this letter to request an opportunity to come to your school and talk to your fifth graders about the benefits of choosing Six Flags as their destination. A field trip to Six Flags would offer your students a chance to have fun while learning. They would have a chance to experience the Safari and the theme park during their trip. Normally our educational programs are geared toward middle school and high school age students but I am confident that we can adapt our math and physics day programs for your elementary school students. During these programs they learn math and science concepts while having fun riding the rollercoasters. They will also have a chance to go through a guided Safari tour where they will learn about all of the animals we have in our park. I thank you for your time and guarantee that, if chosen, your students will have an enriching experience at our theme park. You can contact me in my office at 631-555-4444. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely...
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...Sarah Smith Six Flags Great Adventure P.O. Box 120, Route 537 Jackson, NJ 08527 March 5, 2013 Joe Superintendent Main Street Elementary School Jackson, NJ 08527 Dear Mr. Superintendent: I would like to take this opportunity to introduce myself. My name is Sarah Smith and I am the marketing director at Six Flags. It has come to our attention that your fifth grade class has received a grant for an all expenses paid field trip and is in the process of picking a destination. I am writing this letter to request an opportunity to come to your school and talk to your fifth graders about the benefits of choosing Six Flags as their destination. A field trip to Six Flags would offer your students a chance to have fun while learning. They would have a chance to experience the Safari and the theme park during their trip. Normally our educational programs are geared toward middle school and high school age students but I am confident that we can adapt our math and physics day programs for your elementary school students. During these programs they learn math and science concepts while having fun riding the rollercoasters. They will also have a chance to go through a guided Safari tour where they will learn about all of the animals we have in our park. I thank you for your time and guarantee that, if chosen, your students will have an enriching experience at our theme park. You can contact me in my office at 631-555-4444. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely...
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...went up the ride slowly but surely and on the peak of the hill we dropped. We were going at least 90 miles per hour.The feeling was us falling off the ride we went up and down. iThere were twist and turns all around and a final stop. It felt as if I got shocked with 30 watts of electricity. The feeling was intense. This was the turning point of my visit. After riding the batman and Harley Quinn Spin Sanity we were dumbfounded but excited. We had to leave eventually though. As I left I wondered. ”When is the next time im coming here?” I learned some important things though I couldn’t talk about it though because my throat hurt for days from the screaming on the Goliath. I had fun and realized it wasn’t that bad. I lay in wait for my next adventure at Six Flags. Also don’t spend all your money at six flags. I unfortunately spent all mine. Oh well. I got a kick out of it any Tyler...
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...didn’t answer . He went inside for about 5 minutes and then came back out. He got in the car and told me, “I had to get the tickets.” He handed each of us one red paper wristband. He told us that the place where my grandpa works was having a company picnic at the Six Flags picnic area so we had to wear the wristbands to get into the picnic. We left my grandparent’s house and continued driving. When we got to a bridge that is close to Six Flags my dad said, “Everyone look your windows and across the lake!” We all looked out our windows and saw a huge roller coaster across the lake. I couldn’t wait because we were almost at Six Flags. In about 10 minutes we arrived at the Six Flags parking lot. We parked and then waited at the tram station. When the tram arrived at the tram station we got on and it brought us to a staircase that was painted to look like a giant pile of M&Ms. We climbed the stairs and waited in a big line to get in the park. We gave them our tickets and went through a metal detector then we entered the park. As we walked around the park we got to the DC super heroes area. My dad looked up and said, “Mathieu, you should go on this roller coaster with me.” I looked up and saw the huge 208 foot drop of Bizarro. “OK”, I said because I had never been on a roller coaster but I would soon learn my lesson. My dad and I waited in line for about a half an hour. While we waited in line I was so nervous. When we got to the car of Bizarro we got in. My dad couldn’t ride...
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...Xrace adventure competition There are 5 stages – Jelgava, Mazsalaca, Ventspils, Rīga, Jūrmala. Competition | Description | Chats and forums | August 17, the action takes place at Riga, during Riga Festival. Competition is based on orienteering, cycling, rowing, and other fascinating mind and little extreme special tasks that require team cooperation. Also in teams need to be at least one female. | Sports course time spent is 5-8h, 15 km on foot, by bicycle 50 km, 3 km by boat. Distance more suitable for professional athletes, but it can be done and at the same time a challenge to those who regularly do sports every day 500 Triatel xRace adventure racers | Andris“We needed to wait for boats and also find spot for bike. That was frustrating”Pi“It would be a great step if you had brown bread at the boat point as white bread definitely did not help. Now it is just almost perfect :)”rukiitis„What about car parking? Is there a special place for free, or place along the streets or under the park for a fee?” | 6-7. July Ventspils was hosting another such competition. This was the night phase, which is exciting in that the participants take the race in the dark. | Although the distance at night requires more physical strength, sharpen the mind and ability to hold the attention in spite of sleep, the participants, in particular, waiting and assess those steps. more than 100 teams | AndrisAnsabergs, team captain Ebike"The stage was exciting from start to finish line. The need to...
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...25/08/2014 Table of contents 1. Introduction 2 2. The Business Idea 2 3. Target Markets 3 3.1. Market Needs 3 4. Classification of Business 3 5. The Experience 4 6. Experiences 5 6.1. Educational Zone 5 6.2. Marine Educational Lecture Theatre 5 6.3. Poisonous Creatures 5 6.4. Touch Rock Pool 5 6.6. Open Water Viewing Tunnel 5 6.7. Kelp Forest 5 6.8. Sea Jellies 5 6.9. The Great Barrier Reef Exhibit 6 6.10. Our Fragile Waters 6 7. The Risks 6 8. Risk Mitigation 7 9. Aquarium Design 7 10. Future Trends 8 10.1. Social 8 10.2. Environmental 8 10.3. Political 8 11. Conclusion 8 table of figures Figure 1 Kurrawa Underwater Discovery Centre Design 10 1. Introduction This report is based on designing a tourism product, finding a market, explaining the experience and the risks involved. The report also contains concepts of the impacts of political, social and environmental issues. The tourism product designed is the Kurrawa Underwater Discovery Centre. This product is intended to provide an underwater adventure for the target market of families whilst the main concept through entertainment is to educate individuals about the importance of the world’s oceans and the animals which reside in this delicate...
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...Many parents think it's a terrible idea for their kids to read The Adventures of Tom Sawyer. Twain uses the offensive n-word throughout his novel. The word was demeaning when Twain wrote it and still is to this day. This book is disapproved for its portrayal of blacks and Native Americans. Most people just can’t get past the n-word and all of the casual insults and racial prejudice in the book. There is also a general sense of lawlessness present in the novel. Tom Sawyer could be deemed a subversive person. Nevertheless, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer should be included in every school’s curriculum because it has stood the test of time and is a substantial model of literary construction while also leaving us with important life lessons. The Adventures of Tom Sawyer...
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...Sarangani Province, composed of one landlocked and six coastal towns, is found in the southern tip of Mindanao. Sarangani Province's earliest known inhabitants were Maguindanaon, B'laan, T'boli and ethnic tribes in the uplands. Christian migration from the Visayas and Luzon islands in the early 1900s opened its vast, fertile lands to agriculture. The town we chose to have a business is an untouched place at a small barangay at Barangay Kamanga, Maasim, Saranggani Province, Philippines. It’s just really a small baranggay with a small population, it’s about 200-300 people living there. The Mangelen and Garcia family owns that place and it is located near Lemlunay, one of the famous destination in Sarangani Province. We would like to add more great destination in Sarangani Province so that the economy their will improve and more investors will come. The specific location description we want to put up the business is at a beach that has a small cliff and a mountain at the other side. Surely people will love it because of its an untouched beauty, an eco-friendly environment, a relaxing place where you can unwind and have fun, having a fresh air, and a friendly community. There is a small houses near the specific location we want to put up the business but the Garcia Family is planning to relocate the people who are living there besides they own the area and because of that they can easily relocate the people there easily. There is also a school near the location of the business, it’s...
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... Wyndham Worldwide is one of the world's leading diversified providers of travel-related products and services for businesses and individual consumers, with leading brands in lodging franchising, vacation ownership, vacation rentals and vacation exchange. Wyndham has more than 160 vacation ownerships resorts. Over 95,000 vacation rental properties. There are more than 7,200 hotels in six continents under operations with the brand. Mission: We will be the global leader in travel accommodations welcoming our guests to iconic brands and vacation destinations through our signature Count On Me! Service. Count On Me! 1. To be RESPONSIVE to your needs. 2. To be RESPECTFUL in every way. 3. To deliver a GREAT Experience. Our Culture: Wyndham Worldwide strives to become the widely-recognized service leader in the hospitality industry. We have a service-oriented culture in which each associate strives to be responsive, be respectful and deliver great experiences to our customers, guests, partners and communities as well as to each other. Wyndham Worldwide Core Values: Act with integrity in all that we do: Without integrity, the foundations of business and life crumble. ...
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...Baggins is called Bag End. It is quite a pleasant dwelling, with comfortable furniture and a well-stocked kitchen, nestled in a snug little village under a hill. Bilbo’s ancestry is somewhat noble by hobbit standards: his father was from the well-to-do, conventional Baggins family, but his mother was from the Tooks, a wealthy, eccentric family infamous for their unhobbitlike tendency to go on adventures. Despite his Took blood, however, Bilbo prefers to stay at home and live a quiet life. On the day the story begins, Bilbo is enjoying a pipe outside his front door when an old man with a long cloak and a staff arrives. After the old man introduces himself, Bilbo recognizes him as the wizard Gandalf, who has created spectacular fireworks displays on holidays in Hobbiton, but Bilbo still looks on the old wizard with a suspicious eye. When Gandalf asks if Bilbo would be interested in going on an adventure, Bilbo declines and quickly excuses himself. He invites the wizard to come over for tea sometime but only so as not to seem rude—in reality, he wants nothing to do with Gandalf and his adventures. When the doorbell rings the next afternoon, Bilbo assumes it is Gandalf. To his surprise, a dwarf named Dwalin pushes past him and promptly sits down to...
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...I was recently invited to review an audio drama production by Brinkman Adventures (https://www.brinkmanadventures.com/); their Season 3 (https://www.brinkmanadventures.com/store) on CD. I was super excited to get the opportunity to do an audio production review knowing that we had a huge trip coming up and my kids really enjoy listening to stories while we are in the car. Today, I’m going to review our experience with Brinkman Adventures’ product and talk a bit about how we use audio books/audio productions as a part of our home school. http://i1202.photobucket.com/albums/bb374/TOSCrew2011/-2015%20CREW/brinkman%20logo%20small_zps9e4fmspf.jpg What I Received: I was supposed to receive Season 3 on CD. However, because we were getting ready to move right as this product was being shipped, I never received it in the mail. I don’t think they have any shipping issues at the company, I just think I missed the package or something due to my unique situation. Because of this, I e-mailed our ever-patient crew leader and she gave me the link to the download. This product is available for purchase through both formats, either a physical CD or a download. The CD set is 4 CDs, and both versions come in at over 5 hours of listening time. The download is 12 MP3...
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...Good morning everyone. Today we are going to present the adventure sports company, named Above and Below Adventure, a company in China. My name is Ivan and my group mates are Young and Benny. I am going to do the introduction part, introducing the basic information and the relationship between China and adventure sports. Then, Benny will talk about the SWOT, including the strengths and weakness of the development of adventure sports in China. Finally, Young will continue with the key findings and give a short conclusion to our presentation. First of all, we have selected China as the destination of the development of the adventure sports. There is an obvious growing trend of tourism and adventure sports in China. As we all know, there is a rapid population growth in China and the GDP is getting higher as well. People are looking for quality of life while they have more income. Adventure sport is one of the new trends of sports. Based on the special ge/o/gra/phi/cal context of mainland China, people can enjoy the sports in mainland with the natural resource. Because of those reasons, the tourism trend helps the adventure sports to have immense income in those developed and developing countries. It is a fast growing industry and business over the world. China is the third leading travel destination in the world and it has approximately 55.98 million of tourist in 2010. Based on the advertisements of the adventure sports, people have more idea about it and there is a certain...
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...This adventure fiction book has so much happening throughout the 373 pages and was published in 2008. It was published This is the second book to The Secret Series and so far I like it. This is my first time reading the book and starting the series (out of order) and i'm not sure if it is very popular series, but the series has gained its popularity over the years. The book was written by Raphael Simon or also known as Pseudonymous Bosch. Bosch says “When my readers ask about it, I usually tell them that Pseudonymous is an old family name and that Bosch is the brand of my dishwasher.” He explains to us that his book name is just something he made up to protect himself. He claims, “-...
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...set out for our great journeys that are filled with lots of adventures, fun and excitement. This time we thought we would go trekking. I was so excited that I could not sleep for days. I have only seen in movies and read in books how difficult it is and how one does trekking. My father told me that I would not be allowed great heights and no fuss at the location and so I had no choice, other than listen to him. We, along with our family friends, on our holidays planned our trip and started preparations for it. We used to do our daily exercises so that it would strengthen our bones and muscles for the climb. On the D-day we were so excited that we kids could not control it. With lots of instructions and warnings we stared our journey and the much awaited journey came to an end. When we reached our destination. It was real fun. First we kids were allowed to climb for a small height. It was really adventurous. Stepping on the foot of a mountain to climb it is really exciting. We tried hard, but could not make it to a good height that we could. Then our parents went and they too had a tough time. Slipping and falling and then again retrying, it was all so much fun. We then took a break and tried climbing once again, this time getting better. We were briefed with the risks involved and so we were not ready to take so much of the risk. This was truly an adventurous journey that I`ve had so far. Lots of excitement, dangers involved fun and on the whole a great experience was...
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...American Literature 23 November 2009 Analytical Essay of The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, was written by Mark Twain and originally published in 1884 during a time when slavery was prominent in the United States. The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is the story regarding the interracial friendship between the two main characters, Huck and Jim. Huck is a young white male who is on the run, making his getaway from his abusive father. While escaping the life he lived, his adventures take him down the Mississippi River. Jim is a black escaped slave, making the same journey along the Mississippi River as Huck, making his way to freedom. As they experience different adventures on their travels along the Mississippi River, Huck and Jim form a very unique friendship. The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn became a book that both revolutionized American literature and became a book at the center of literary debate (Webb). Many people regard The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn as one of the greatest novels in American literature; others think it celebrates racism and should be banned from our schools. “In recent years the racial (and racist) implications of every aspect of the novel have been subject to critical debate, as have questions about the racial beliefs of the author”(Levine 95). The reason for the wide spread debate is mainly due to the books vernacular use of the word “nigger” and, although some argue that the novel is extremely racist,...
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