Lynn University’s Project Runway Fashion Show
Lynn University showcases designs by talented student designers from its Fashion Program. Student models compete to become Lynn University’s next top model.
Magic Shows - Every Child’s Dream
When thinking back, for anyone who was lucky enough, they will tell you that one of the best birthday parties they had was when they had the “Magic” show! They will smile and remind themselves and talk about how excited the guests were and the tricks or illusions that were played out right in front of their eyes?
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Magic Shows - Every Child’s Dream
Illusions - Quicker Than the Eye
As the audience watches a magician perform, what is expected is for their hands to be quicker than the blink of an eye. Everyone knows that they are watching trickery, but, no one wants to see it done.
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Illusions - Quicker Than the Eye
Celebrity Polls - Who and What People Are Talking About
More and more these days, famous people are famous not for their skills in acting or rowboating, but rather simply because people want information about them: Public interest has become the primary currency of celebrity. How do you find out what the public thinks
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Celebrity Polls - Who and What People Are Talking About
Mark Twain House and Museum
The famous ‘Mark Twain House and Museum’ was where famous American humorist and author Mark twain lived between 1874 and 1891. Due to poor financial investments, Mark Twain along with his family moved to Europe in 1891. In 1900, when he returned to Connecticut, he lived in Redding.
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Mark Twain House and Museum
Theme Park Design Fundamentals, Part II
A pioneer in the theme park industry and co-founder of Apogee Attractions, Norm Doerges previously shared with us his insights on the concept of Design Programming as it is used and understood today in the themed entertainment industry. An accurate and viable Design Program is critical to the success of any themed visitor attraction, and almost all of the elements in this design equation hinge on one particular number: attendance. Attendance determines sizing for your project: needed ride capacity, service levels, parking lot size, refreshment stand and rest room numbers
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Theme Park Design Fundamentals, Part II
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