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Santa Rosa Medical Center

Santa Rosa Medical Center (SRMC) is an American 129-bed general hospital located in the small Florida city of Milton. SRMC is the primary provider of hospital-based healthcare services and emergency medicine in Santa Rosa County, Florida. The main hospital campus is located at 6002 Berryhill Road, Milton, FL 32570. The facility is leased and managed by Community Health Systems (CHS), a large U.S. healthcare company based in Franklin, Tennessee. SRMC, along with its affiliated health services facilities and clinics, is one of the largest employers in Santa Rosa County, employing nearly 700 staff and volunteers, over 200 physicians. History A group of Santa Rosa County citizens formed a County Hospital Board in 1951 which filed a Certificate of Organization for what would eventually become the Santa Rosa Medical Center. The initial hospital, known as Santa Rosa Hospital, was chartered as a non-profit hospital, to be operated and managed by the county. Construction began in mid-1951, and on December 2, 1952, the first patients were admitted. The hospital was located on Stewart Street in Milton. It was expanded in 1963 and again in 1966. According to the hospital's website, local growth and population needs were exceeding the capabilities of the 100-bed facility by 1970. The Santa Rosa Hospital Board of Directors and the Santa Rosa County Commissioners began drafting proposals for a new hospital on a new site. The proposed 4-floor facility included over 100,000 square feet (9,300 m2) of diagnostic and treatment space. Funding was acquired and construction began at the hospital's current Berryhill Road location in Milton. The new $4.5 million, 153-bed county-owned facility opened in December 1972 with approximately 300 employees. In 1985, the county leased the management of the hospital to the for-profit corporation, Hospital Corporation of America, Inc. and the name was changed to the Santa Rosa Medical Center. Since then, the several firms have leased and managed the facility. The facility has been managed by CHS, since the company purchased Health Management Associates, Inc. in 2013. According to the hospital's website, the facility holds several accreditations and its employed physicians group, Santa Rosa Medical Group, offers multiple specialty care service lines, including: cardiology, urology, family medicine, obstetrics & gynecology, neurology, pulmonology, orthopedics, general surgery, allergy and ENT services. References External links Official website
Centro médico Santa Rosa

El Centro médico Santa Rosa​ (en inglés: Santa Rosa Medical Center) Es un hospital general de 129 camas ubicado en Milton, Florida al sur de Estados Unidos. SRMC es el principal proveedor de servicios de salud basado en la medicina de emergencia y en el condado de Santa Rosa, Florida. El campus principal del hospital está ubicado en 6002 Berryhill Road, Milton, FL 32570. La instalación es alquilada y administrada por Health Management Associates, Inc., (NYSE: HMA) de una empresa de gestión de la salud con sede en Naples, Florida. Véase también Sanidad Salud pública Referencias
Santaluces Community High School

Santaluces Community High School is a school located in Lantana, Florida, United States. It was opened in 1982 and is managed by the Palm Beach County School District, Florida. Notable alumni Joe Pags (Pagliarulo), 1982, Radio Talk Show Host for the Joe Pags Show, iHeartRadio, Newsmax TV Carlos Jenkins, 1986, Linebacker for the Minnesota Vikings, St. Louis Rams Oscar Isaac, 1998, Actor/Musician C. J. Jones, 1999, Wide receiver for the Denver Broncos Vince Wilfork, 2000, Defensive tackle for the New England Patriots, Houston Texans Zach McCloud, 2016, Linebacker for the San Antonio Brahmas References
Savannas Preserve State Park

Savannas Preserve State Park is a Florida State Park, located along much of the Atlantic Coast between Fort Pierce and Jensen Beach. Savannas Preserve also has a group of youth volunteers, the Junior Friends of Savannas Preserve State Park. General Savannas Preserve State Park is predominantly a savanna; open grasslands with sparse South Florida slash pine trees. The park is made up of pine flatwoods, basin marsh, scrubby flatwoods, wet prairie and the Atlantic scrub ridge. Protecting southeast Florida's largest freshwater marsh, the Savannas Preserve State Park manages over 7,000 acres. It is home to many species, most notably: the threatened Florida scrub jay and gopher tortoise, the American alligator, and the sandhill crane. The park is also the home to a rare plant that only grows in the Savannas Preserve State Park in the world, the savannas mint. The Savannas Education Center has live exhibits, a gift shop, self-guided tour booklets, and information on many of Florida's State Parks. Interpretive guided tours and canoe/kayak trips are offered by the Friends of Savannas Preserve State Park (a nonprofit citizens' support organization). Fishing is allowed, there is an equestrian entrance, and biking is permitted (although difficult because of the sand). The park also has nearly 13 miles (21 km) of public trails from Jensen Beach Blvd to Easy Street. This park contains nearly all of the remaining populations of the fragrant prickly-apple (Harrisia fragrans), an endangered cactus species. The main entrance to Savannas Preserve State Park is located at 2541 SE Walton Road, Port St. Lucie, Florida 34952. References External links Savannas Preserve State Park at Florida State Parks Friends of Savannas Preserve State Park at Friends of Savannas Savannas Preserve State Park at Wildernet
Faena Hotel Miami Beach

The Faena Hotel Miami Beach is a historic resort hotel located at 3201 Collins Avenue Miami Beach. History The Saxony Hotel, completed in 1948, was one of the first luxury resorts on Miami Beach. Following the success of the Saxony, other hotels emerged on the opulent beach front. The hotel was designed by architect Roy F. France and built and owned by George D. Sax. George Sax was perhaps best known as the president and chairman of Chicago's Exchange International Corporation and Exchange National Bank. He was also president of Sax Enterprises, Inc. Today, Sax is recognized for his contributions to the banking industry, being credited with the innovation of drive-through banking and instant loans. The Saxony was famous for its luxurious rooms, complimentary meals, restaurants and exceptional views of South Beach. It was the first air-conditioned hotel on Miami Beach, and was considered the most expensive and lavish resort of the time. When the hotel first opened, each room was estimated to have cost approximately $21,000, which at the time was thought to be the largest sum of money ever paid for such a project. The rooms featured decks that could accommodate large groups. It was nicknamed the "Ivory Tower" after the nightclub on its top floor. Features of the hotel included decks that could accommodate large groups, an Olympic-sized swimming pool, a 600-foot private beach, and two all-weather tennis courts. Currently it is owned by Faena Group which extensively renovated the hotel. as the Faena Hotel Miami Beach, which opened in November 2015. See also Casa Faena, a hotel at 3500 Collins Avenue References The Horatio Alger Association of Distinguished Americans: George D. Sax - biography from the association
Seabreeze High School

Seabreeze High School is a public high school in Daytona Beach, Florida, United States. The school was named a Blue Ribbon School of Excellence in 1989. Notable alumni Duane and Gregg Allman, of The Allman Brothers Band, class of 1965 (Gregg) (Duane was a school dropout) Ben Brainard, Stand up comedian Bill France Jr., president of NASCAR from 1972 to 2000, class of 1951 Jim France, NASCAR and International Speedway Corporation executive, class of 1963 Larry Gagner, artist and former college and professional football player, class of 1962 Kerry Healey, lieutenant governor of Massachusetts from 2003 to 2007, class of 1978 Shere Hite, sexologist, class of 1960 J. R. House, professional baseball player Sebastian Janikowski, former Oakland Raiders kicker, NFL record holder for most 50+ yard field goals, class of 1997 Brian Kelley, part of the country music duo, Florida Georgia Line Percell Gaskins, former NFL player for the St Louis Rams 95-96 and the Carolina Panthers 97-98, won the 1993 NCAA indoor national championship High Jump with a leap of 7’5” Walter McCoy, track athlete, 1984 Olympic gold medalist Dee Mewbourne, deputy commander, United States Transportation Command Allison Miner, class of 1967, co-founder New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival Jane Morgan, singer during the 1950s and 1960s Steve J. Palmer, actor and producer, known for portraying Bill Williamson in Red Dead Redemption and Red Dead Redemption 2 Hal Prewitt, artist, photographer, entrepreneur, racecar driver and inventor of computer technology and early pioneer in the personal computer revolution, class of 1972 Marie Ragghianti (real-life character played by Sissy Spacek in the film Marie), class of 1960 Corey Walden, professional basketball player, 2019 Israeli Basketball Premier League MVP Eric Weems, wide receiver and Pro Bowl kickoff/punt returner for the Atlanta Falcons (NFL), class of 2003 References External links Official Website
Sebastian Fishing Museum

The Sebastian Fishing Museum is located in Sebastian Inlet State Park at the Sebastian Inlet State Recreation Area, 9700 South Highway A1A, Melbourne Beach, Florida, although it is physically located on Orchid Island, Indian River County side of the park. It houses historical exhibits of the local fishing industry and its influence on the area. It contains equipment used in commercial fishing and a replica of a vintage fishing house and dock. The museum also displays the history of three local families involved in the fishing industry during its formative years in Sebastian. Notes External links "Additional Information for Sebastian Inlet State Park" Archived December 23, 2007, at the Wayback Machine. This official webpage for the Sebastian Inlet State Park contains information on the Sebastian Fishing Museum.
Historic Sebastian Grammar and Junior High School

The Sebastian Grammar and Junior High School (also known as the Sebastian Elementary School) is a historic school in Sebastian, Florida. It is located at 1235 Main Street. On August 17, 2001, it was added to the U.S. National Register of Historic Places. The building is part of the Sebastian City Hall complex and currently houses a museum. References External links Indian River County listings at National Register of Historic Places Florida's Office of Cultural and Historical Programs Indian River County listings Archived May 7, 2007, at the Wayback Machine City Hall - City of Sebastian Offices
Sebastian Inlet State Park

Sebastian Inlet State Park is a Florida state park located 16.1 km (10 mi) south of Melbourne Beach and 9.7 km (6 mi) north of Vero Beach in Florida. The park lies on both sides of the Sebastian Inlet, which forms the boundary between Brevard and Indian River counties. The land for the park was acquired by the state of Florida in 1971. In 2010, it was the second most visited state park in Florida. Geography The park occupies 755 acres (3.06 km2) on the barrier island on the Atlantic coast of Brevard County, at a point where a channel links the Indian River intracoastal waterway with the Atlantic. Part of the park is south of the inlet on North Vero Beach in Indian River County History A Spanish fleet was wrecked in this area in 1715. The site where the survivors camped was added to the U.S. National Register of Historic Places on August 12, 1970, under the title of Spanish Fleet Survivors and Salvors Camp Site. Today, the McLarty Treasure Museum (a part of the park) exhibits artifacts relating to the wreck. Recreational activities The park mainly provides leisure activities, particularly fishing from both its Atlantic and Indian River shores; fishing jetties extend from both sides of the inlet into the ocean. There are facilities for swimming, surfing, snorkeling and scuba diving from the 5 km (3.1 mi) of Atlantic Beach. Boats can be launched into the Indian River, and there is a marina complex at the north end of the park. Camping is permitted in a designated area. Wildlife is abundant in the park, and the casual visitor can reasonably hope to see ospreys and many species of shorebird. Sea turtles nest in the park, and visitors during the summer may make reservations for a nighttime foray to observe nesting loggerhead turtles. The park also contains two museums: McLarty Treasure Museum and Sebastian Fishing Museum. A tidal pool (Robert Campbell Cove) within the state park contains varied marine and bird life and permits a safe area for swimming and a beach for children. Hours Unlike many state parks, Sebastian Inlet is open 24 hours per day. Notes External links Sebastian Inlet State Park at Florida State Parks
Sebastian River High School

Sebastian River High School is a co-educational International Baccalaureate high school in Sebastian, Florida. It opened August 1994 and is operated by the School District of Indian River County. Campus Situated on 6.5 acres (2.6 ha) of land, Sebastian River High School is constructed around a central courtyard with a bell tower as its focal point. Its facilities include a 3000-seat sports stadium, a 1060-seat auditorium, a 1680-seat gymnasium, a state-of-the-art television studio, an aqua lab, high-tech vocational labs, a volleyball field, three practice fields, a baseball field, a softball field, eight tennis courts, four basketball courts, a wrestling room, and a cross-country track and field course. It also has 2 separate classroom buildings for the Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps (JROTC). In 2002, a new freshman wing, the V Wing, was added, bringing the number of classrooms to over 140 and making Sebastian River High School the second largest high school in Indian River County. The V Wing, however, does contain classrooms for students in other classes. For this reason, a new Freshman Learning Center was constructed in 2010, housing mostly freshman students. Notable alumni Bryan Augenstein, Major League Baseball pitcher for the Arizona Diamondbacks. Tim Smith, NFL defensive tackle for the Indianapolis Colts. Jennifer Welter, first Female Coach in the NFL Peyton Prescott, Major League Baseball relief pitcher for the New York Mets.[1] Raheem Layne, American professional football safety for the New York Giants of the (NFL). He played college football for the Indiana Hoosiers and was signed by the Los Angeles Chargers https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raheem_Layne References External links Sebastian River High School
International Swimming Hall of Fame

Die International Swimming Hall of Fame (ISHOF) ist die Ruhmeshalle des internationalen Schwimmsports. Sie befindet sich in Fort Lauderdale, Florida direkt am Atlantischen Ozean. Ihre Aufgabe ist die Ehrung herausragender Leistungen und Beiträge von Sportlern aus den Bereichen Schwimmen, Wasserball, Wasserspringen und Synchronschwimmen, sowie Trainern und Förderern des Schwimmsports. Geschichte Die Ruhmeshalle wurde im Jahr 1965 vom Olympiasieger und Schauspieler Johnny Weissmüller eröffnet. Der wellenförmige Gebäudekomplex besteht aus einem Museum, einer Bibliothek und einem Archiv und beinhaltet die wohl größte Sammlung von Büchern, Manuskripten, Dokumenten, Erinnerungsstücken und anderen Objekten zum Thema Schwimmen. Seit ihrer Eröffnung wurden 338 Schwimmer (davon neun Langstreckenschwimmer und 14 Masters-Schwimmer), 81 Wasserspringer, 36 Wasserballspieler, 22 Synchronschwimmer, 77 Trainer und 61 Förderer des Schwimmsports aus 31 Ländern in die Ruhmeshalle aufgenommen. Aufnahmekriterien Die Aufnahme in die Ruhmeshalle wird durch ein mehr als hundertköpfiges internationales Komitee entschieden. Als Schwimmsportler kann man frühestens vier Jahre nach Ende der Karriere aufgenommen werden und muss herausragende internationale Erfolge vorweisen können. Als Auswahlkriterien gelten (in der Reihenfolge der Wichtigkeit): olympische Goldmedaillen Weltrekorde Zahl der olympischen Medaillen, Teilnahme an Olympischen Spielen, Finalteilnahmen Weltmeistertitel Zahl der Weltmeistertitel Weltcup- und Grand-Prix-Siege Siege bei Kontinentalmeisterschaften nationale Meistertitel fehlende Teilnahmen an Olympischen Spielen wegen Krieg (1916, 1940, 1944), Boykott (1976, 1980, 1984), Verletzungen oder Karriere-Unterbrechungen erreichte Meilensteine im Schwimmsport Für Masters-Schwimmer, Trainer und Förderer gelten spezielle Aufnahmekriterien, die in den entsprechenden Teillisten aufgeführt sind. Mitglieder der Ruhmeshalle Im Folgenden werden alle seit 1965 in die Ruhmeshalle aufgenommenen Mitglieder getrennt nach (Becken-)Schwimmern, Langstreckenschwimmern, Masters-Schwimmern, Wasserspringern, Wasserballspielern, Synchronschwimmern, Trainern und Förderern aufgelistet. Einige Mitglieder sind aufgrund ihrer Leistungen in mehr als einer Funktion (z. B. als Wasserballspieler und später als Trainer) aufgenommen worden, sie werden in den folgenden Teillisten aber nur einmal in ihrer erfolgreichsten Tätigkeit aufgeführt. Die unter Sonst zusammengefassten Länder sind: Ägypten (2 Mitglieder), Algerien (1), Argentinien (3), Belgien (2), Brasilien (1), Britisch-Guyana (1), Neuseeland (2), Österreich (3), Peru (1), Salomonen (1), Spanien (3), Surinam (1) und Tschechien (1). Die Zahlen der deutschen Mitglieder (GER) enthalten die Sportler aus der DDR, die der russischen (RUS) die Sportler aus der Sowjetunion. Mitglieder Deutschland Mitglieder Österreich Weblinks International Swimming Hall of Fame
International Swimming Hall of Fame

El International Swimming Hall of Fame (ISHOF) es una organización dedicada a reconocer y a promocionar los deportes acuáticos. Está situado en Fort Lauderale, FL, USA. Está reconocida por la FINA como el cuadro de honor oficial de los deportes acuáticos. Su principal objetivo es la promoción de la natación e inmortalizar las hazañas de aquellos que han destacado en alguno de los siguientes deportes acuáticos: Natación competitiva Waterpolo Buceo Natación en Aguas Abiertas Natación sincronizada Referencias International Swimming Hall of Fame
International Swimming Hall of Fame

L'International Swimming Hall of Fame, abrégé « ISHOF », ou Temple de la renommée de la natation en français, est un musée sportif consacré à la natation. Il est situé aux États-Unis à Fort Lauderdale dans l'État de Floride. Place forte de la natation en Floride, Fort Lauderdale défend la création d'un musée consacré à la natation internationale dès le début des années 1960. Le projet est soutenu par une commission de l'Amateur Athletic Union dont la tête est confiée à Max Ritter, futur président de la Fédération internationale de natation (FINA). De même, une commission municipale soutenue par le gouverneur de Floride Cecil Farris Bryant est créée le 9 novembre 1962, laquelle adopte une résolution en faveur de la création d'un Hall of Fame. Un an plus tard, le « Swimming Hall of Fame » devient une incorporation dont la présidence est confiée à l'entraîneur James Counsilman. L'année 1965, année de l'inauguration des bâtiments du musée, est retenue officiellement comme l'année de création du Swimming Hall of Fame qui devient « International Swimming Hall of Fame » en 1968 lors des Jeux olympiques organisés à Mexico. À cette occasion, 105 fédérations nationales réunies dans le cadre du congrès de la FINA reconnaissent le caractère supranational du musée qui devient alors le premier Hall of Fame reconnu internationalement. Parmi ses institutions, l'ISHOF honore depuis 1965 des personnalités ayant servi la promotion de la natation à travers le monde. La grande majorité de ses membres distingués sont d'anciens sportifs, pour la plupart nageurs médaillés olympiques ou détenteurs de records du monde (course en bassin, nage en eau libre ou maîtres). Outre la natation sportive, les pratiquants de la natation synchronisée, du plongeon ou du water-polo sont également honorés. Enfin, deux autres catégories sont dédiées aux entraîneurs et aux « contributeurs ». Liste des membres Notes et références Liens externes (en) Ishof.org, site officiel. Portail de la natation Portail de la Floride
Međunarodna Kuća slavnih vodenih športova

Međunarodna Kuća slavnih vodenih športova (eng. International Swimming Hall of Fame, kratica ISHOF) je muzejska kuća na obali Atlantskog oceana u Fort Lauderdaleu u saveznoj državi Floridi u SAD-u. To je Dvorana slavnih posvećena promicanju vodenih športova i davanju vječnog spomena dosezima i doprinosima osobâ koje su se istakle u idućih pet grana vodenih športova: plivanje, vaterpolo, skokovi u vodu, sinkronizirano plivanje i plivanje u otvorenim vodama, čija je grana i daljinsko plivanje. Otvorena je 1965. ISHOF uvodi svake godine nekoliko izabranih osoba. Izvori International Swimming Hall of Fame ISHOF Arhivirana inačica izvorne stranice od 3. prosinca 2008. (Wayback Machine) Treneri ISHOF Arhivirana inačica izvorne stranice od 27. kolovoza 2008. (Wayback Machine) Vaterpolisti Večernji Arhivirana inačica izvorne stranice od 14. srpnja 2008. (Wayback Machine) Emotivni trenutak za Pericu Bukića i njegovu obitelj Večernji Arhivirana inačica izvorne stranice od 14. srpnja 2008. (Wayback Machine) Rudić uveo Pericu Bukića u vaterpolsku Kuću slavnih Netstudio[neaktivna poveznica] Čestitka HOO-a Perici Bukiću
Hírességek csarnoka (úszás)

Hírességek csarnoka (Hall of Fame). A teljes nevén angolul: International Swimming Hall of Fame. Története Az úszás, a vízilabda, a szinkronúszás, a műugrás és a hosszútávúszás kiválóságait magába foglaló múzeum, a sportági Hírességek Csarnoka 1964 óta működik az egyesült államokbeli Fort Lauderdale-ben. 1965 óta, évente egyszer tartanak itt avatási ünnepséget, amikor az arra az esztendőre kiválasztott sportági kitűnőségek – versenyzők, edzők, sportvezetők – hivatalosan is „hírnevessé” válnak. Elsőként – 1966-ban – az első magyar olimpiai bajnokot Hajós Alfrédet, választották be. Tagjai között jegyzett magyarok sorában Hargitay András (2008) volt a harmincadik. Magyar Tagok A Hall of Fame honlapja alapján az eddigi magyar tagok névsora, ábécérendben (zárójelben bekerülésük éve): Al Schoenfield Media-díj Évente egy újságíró kapja. Gyárfás Tamás (2010) Jegyzetek Források "International Swimming Hall of Fame". ishof.org (hivatalos weboldal). Hozzáférés: 2011. január 15. "Hargitay András bekerült a Hírességek Csarnokába". origo.hu. Hozzáférés: 2011. január 15.
International Swimming Hall of Fame

La International Swimming Hall of Fame (nota anche con l'acronimo ISHOF), la hall of fame internazionale del nuoto, è un'organizzazione educativa non a scopo di lucro con sede a Fort Lauderdale, in Florida (USA), che si propone di promuovere l'insegnamento e la pratica del nuoto in tutto il mondo, e di onorare i grandi campioni degli sport acquatici. Il complesso espositivo della International Swimming Hall of Fame, a Fort Lauderdale, è costituito da un museo, una biblioteca e un archivio, che contengono la più grande collezione al mondo di oggetti, cimeli, libri, manoscritti e altri documenti legati agli sport acquatici. Fu inaugurato nel 1965 da Johnny Weissmuller, che fu campione olimpico nel nuoto prima di diventare famoso come attore nel ruolo di Tarzan. Nella International Swimming Hall of Fame vengono inseriti sportivi, allenatori e altri soggetti che si sono particolarmente distinti a livello internazionale nel nuoto, nel nuoto sincronizzato, nei tuffi, e nella pallanuoto. L'inclusione nella prestigiosa lista, decisa da un apposito comitato con oltre cento membri da tutto il mondo, è piuttosto selettiva, e può avvenire dopo non meno di quattro anni dal ritiro dalle competizioni per gli sportivi, o dopo almeno 25 anni di attività per gli allenatori. Voci correlate Membri dell'International Swimming Hall of Fame Altri progetti Wikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file su International Swimming Hall of Fame Collegamenti esterni (EN) Sito ufficiale, su ishof.org. swimminghalloffame (canale), su YouTube. International Swimming Hall of Fame, su archINFORM.