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Scream Gardens

**Scream Gardens** is a theme park located in Worchester, Massachusetts owned by BigSpinCoaster. The park opened in 1981 by Funtime Parks, Inc. In 1996, Funtime sold the park to Premier Parks which later became Six Flags. In 2005 Six Flags Sold the park to BigSpinCoaster. The park has a water called "Barracuda Bay" that is included with park admission.

## Rides

### Roller coasters

* Mind Eraser (1997)
* Boomerang (1999)
* Fireball (1981)
* Ladybug (1981)
* Skateboard Coaster (2011)

### Water rides

* Log Jammer (1981)
* Grizzly Run (1990)
* Shipwreck Falls (2003)

### Flat rides (thrill)

* Phoenix (2004; formerly known as "Batwing")
* Ring of Fire (1995)
* Revolution (1993)
* Pirate Ship (1981)

### Flat rides (family)

* Scrambler (1981)
* Sea Storm (1981)
* Sidewinder (1981)
* Troika (1981)
* Wave Swinger (1991)

## Barracuda Bay

* Crocodile Isle (1995)
* Hook's Lagoon (1998)
* 'Cuda Falls (1994)
* Riptide Racers (2011)
Elevators and Escalators

## Hydraulic Elevators

are supported by a piston at the bottom of the elevator that pushes the elevator up
as an electric motor forces oil or another hydraulic fluid into the piston.

## Traction Elevators

lifted by ropes, which pass over a wheel attached to an electric motor above the elevator shaft.

## Machine-Room-Less Elevators

lifted by ropes, which pass over a wheel attached to an electric motor above the elevator shaft.
The machine sits in the override space and is accessed from the top of the elevator cab when maintenance or repairs

are required. The control boxes are located in a control room that is adjacent to the elevator shaft on the highest landing and within around 150 feet of the machine.

## Escalators

Are moving stairs where the tread moves on a track at an incline or decline to transport people from one floor to another.

## Access Ladder

Ship ladders are a hybrid.  Part stair and part ladder, they make vertical circulation more comfortable in mechanical or service spaces.  Ship ladders are generally preferred to normal ladders since they are more like stairs.
AstroWorld (Disney Version)

**AstroWorld** is a theme park located in Houston, Texas. The park opened in 1968 and Six Flags bought the park in 1975. The park was sold to Disney in 2006.

## Rides

### Roller coasters

* Stich's Escape (2006)
* Buzz Lightyear's Galactic Spin (2010)
* Shock Volt (1993; formerly known as "Batman: The Escape")
* Serpent (1989; formerly known as "Viper")
* Ultra Twister (1990)
* Texas Cylone (1976)
Plumbing

Plumbing is the system of pipes, drains, fittings, valves, and fixtures installed for the distribution of potable water for drinking, heating and washing, and waterborne waste removal.

## Water Supply

Water supply is the provision of water by public utilities, commercial organisations, community endeavors or by individuals, usually via a system of pumps and pipes. Irrigation is covered separately.

## Gravity Distribution

Advantages :
1- No energy costs.
2- Low maintenance cost.
3- No sudden pressure change.

Disadvantages :
1- Less flexible for Future Extension.
2- Demands longer pipes.
3- It can not supply more than 4-5 floors.

## Direct Pumping

Advantages :
1- Increasing pressure for fire protection.

Disadvantages :
1- Complicated Operation and maintenance.
2- Dependent on reliable power supply.

## Branching System(Tree)

Advantages :
1- Simple to Design and Build.
2- Less Expensive than other Systems.

Disadvantages :
1- The large number of dead ends which results a bacterial growth.
2- Hard to maintain.
3- The pressure at the end of the line would become undesirable low.

## Grid System(Looped)

Advantages :
1-The Grid system overcomes all of the
difficulties of the branching system.
2-No Dead ends.
3-Water can reach a given point from
a several directions.

Disadvantages :
1- Hydraulically far more complicated than
the Branching System.
2- Expensive.

## Types of Storage

1. Underground Storing:Provides constant pressure with no pressure difference but its more Expensive.Some times , they combine the upper storing method with the under ground method so they can get the advantages of the both.
2. in between storing:This method usually used at the high buildings and skyscrapers , when these buildings needs to serve the upper floors.
3. Upper storing:Less power needed and constant pressure, with the disadvantage of pressure difference and not being Aesthetic or appealing to human Eye.
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	* in Between
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## Drainage

Storm Water:Storm water is water that originates during precipitation events and snow/ice melt. Storm water can soak into the soil (infiltrate), be held on the surface and evaporate, or runoff and end up in nearby streams, rivers, or other water bodies.
We can invest in storm water by collecting it till we need it , rather than just let it go to waste.

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Grey Water:
Greywater is water from your bathroom sinks, showers, tubs, and washing machines. It is not water that has come into contact with feces, either from the toilet or from washing diapers
We can invest in greywater by out use (landscaping)
After we filter it.

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Black Water:
The black water is hard to be recycled , because of the biological contamination.

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Nickelodeon Studios Theme Park

**Nickelodeon Studios Theme Park** is a television taping studio as well as a full-service theme park featuring hundreds of rides and attractions. It originally opened as part of Universal Orlando in 1990. It was spun off into a separate theme park with a huge expansion in 2005.

## Rides

### Roller coasters

* Fairly Odd-Coaster (2005)
* Avatar Airbender (2005)
* Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shell Shockwave (2016)
* Nickelodeon Orange Streak (2005; formerly known as "Little Bill's Giggle Coaster)
* Flying Super Saturator (2005)
* Zombie The Ride (2011)
* Furious Falcon (2013)

### Flat rides (thrill)

* Splats-O-Phere (2005)
* Jimmy Neutron's Atomic Colliders (2005)
* Danny Phantom Flyers (2005)

### Flat rides (family)

* Slime Blasters (2005)
* Nick at Nite TV Land Tours (2005)
* Crazy Crashers (2005)
* Flying Dutchman Pirate Ship (2005)
* Nicktoons Carousel (2005)
* Ramblin' Scrambler (2005)
* Jimmy Neutron's Nicktoon Blast (2007)
* Vortex (2016)
* SpongeBob 4D (2005)
* Power Rangers Blasters (2015)

### Flat rides (kiddie)

* Wacky Racers (2005)
* Slime Time Chute (2005)
* Diego's Jungle Rescue Buggies (2005)
* Wonder Pets Wonder Jets (2005)
* Mighty Monster Trucks (2005)
* Back at the Barnyard Flying Cows (2008)
* Dora The Explorer Live Adventure (2005)
* Happy Swing (2009)
* SS SpongeBob (2006)
* Red Baron (2011)

## Slime Country Water park

* Gak Attack Wave Pool (2005)
* Riptide Run (2005)
* Pipeline Slimer (2005)
* Big Funnel Flume (2005)
* Kracken Racers (2015)
* Dorsal Fin Flume (2010)

## Other attractions

* Nickelodeon Studio Tour (2005; originally opened in 1990)

## Restaurants

* Nick at Nite Diner
* Nicktoons Cafe
* Krusty Krab: Kraby Patties and Pizza
* McDonald's
Waste

The waste can be discharged into a dedicated sink and gravitate to a collection tank with both tank and waste mechanically ventilated to prevent an explosive atmosphere.

## Septic System

A septic tank is a key component of the septic system, a small-scale sewage treatment system common in areas that lack connection to main sewage pipes provided by local governments or private corporations. Other components,

   generally controlled by local governments, may include pumps, alarms, sand filters, and clarified liquid effluent disposal methods such as a septic drain field, ponds, natural stone fiber filter plants or peat moss beds.

A septic tank consists of one or more concrete or plastic tanks of between 4000 and 7500 liters (1,000 and 2,000 gallons); one end is connected to an inlet wastewater pipe and the other to a septic drain field. Generally these pipe connections are made with a T pipe, allowing liquid to enter and exit without disturbing any crust on the surface. Today, the design of the tank usually incorporates two chambers, each equipped with a manhole cover, and separated by a dividing wall with openings located about midway between the floor and roof of the tank.
Wastewater enters the first chamber of the tank, allowing solids to settle and scum to float. The settled solids are anaerobically digested, reducing the volume of solids. The liquid component flows through the dividing wall into the second chamber, where further settlement takes place. The excess liquid, now in a relatively clear condition, then drains from the outlet into the septic drain field, also referred to as a leach field, drain field or seepage field, depending upon locality. A percolation test is required prior to installation to ensure the porosity of the soil is adequate to serve as a drain field.

## Emptying

   Waste that is not decomposed by the anaerobic digestion must eventually be removed from the septic tank. Otherwise the septic tank fills up and wastewater containing undecomposed material discharges directly to the drainage field. Not only is this detrimental for the environment but, if the sludge overflows the septic tank into the leach field, it may clog the leach field piping or decrease the soil porosity itself, requiring expensive repairs.
Duff Gardens

**Duff Gardens** is a theme park owned by the Duff Brewing company that is located in Springfield, Illinois. The park opened in 1968.

## Rides

### Roller coasters

* Whiplish (1994)
* Barrel Roller (1968)
* Viper (1987)
* Roller Skater (1992)
* Hangover (1995)

## Water rides

* Log Blaster (1997)
* Giant Flume (1985)

### Flat rides (thrill)

* Rotor (1968)
* The Dropper (2011)
* Twin Hawk (2001)
* Topple Tower (2006)

### Flat rides (family)

* The Little Land of Duff (1968)
* Duff Wheel (1968)
* Duff Tower (1973)
* Duff Gardens Monorail (1975)
* Tilt-A-Whirl (1997)
* The Whip (1968)

### Flat rides (kiddie)

* Kiddie Whip (1968)
* Turtle (1968)
* Jr. Duff Wheel (1968)
* Bumble Bees (1990)
* Lil' Skater (2011)
* 4x4's (1968)
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Six Flags Over New York

**Six Flags Over New York** is theme park located in Medina, New York. The park first opened in 1974.

## Rides

### Roller coasters

* Pandemonium (2007; formerly known as "Tony Hawk's Big Spin")
* Viper (1983)
* Rail Blazer (1989)
* Flashback (1995)
* Superman: Ride of Steel (1999)

## Flat rides (thrill)

* Sky Screamer (2012)
* VooDoo (1999)
* Flamethrower (2015)
* Spinnaker (1976)

## Flat rides (family)

* Whirlpool (1982)
* Mix Master (1974)
* Taz Twister (1976; formerly known as "Wave Swinger")
* Cadillac Cars (1962)
Mechanics in Architecture

## Mechanical Rooms

A mechanical room or a boiler room is a room or space in a building dedicated to the mechanical equipment and its associated electrical equipment, as opposed to rooms intended for human occupancy or storage. Unless a building is served by a centralized heating plant, the size of the mechanical room is usually proportional to the size of the building. A small building or home may have at most a utility room but in large buildings mechanical rooms can be of considerable size, often requiring multiple rooms throughout the building, or even occupying one or more complete floors.

* Mechanical rooms typically house the following equipment:

1. Air handlers
2. Boilers
3. Chillers
4. Heat exchangers
5. Water heaters and tanks
6. Water pumps (for domestic, heating/cooling, and firefighting water)
7. Main distribution piping and valves
8. Sprinkler distribution piping and pumps
9. Back-up electrical generators
10. Elevator machinery
11. Other HVAC (heating, ventilation and air-conditioning) equipment

* Equipment in mechanical rooms is often operated and maintained by a stationary engineer or a maintenance technician. Modern buildings use control systems to manage HVAC cycles, lighting, communications, and life safety equipment. Often, the control system hardware is located in the mechanical room and monitored or accessed remotely.

## Mechanical Floor

* A mechanical floor, mechanical penthouse, or mechanical level is a story of a high-rise building that is dedicated to mechanical and electronics equipment. "Mechanical" is the most commonly used term, but words such as utility, technical, service, and plant are also used. They are present in all tall buildings including the world's tallest skyscrapers with significant structural, mechanical and aesthetics concerns.
* While most buildings have mechanical rooms, typically in the basement, tall buildings require dedicated floors throughout the structure for this purpose, for a variety of reasons discussed below. Because they use up valuable floor area (just like elevator shafts), engineers try to minimize the number of mechanical floors while allowing for sufficient redundancy in the services they provide. As a rule of thumb, skyscrapers require a mechanical floor for every 10 tenant floors (10%) although this percentage can vary widely.
* Some skyscrapers have narrow building cores that require stabilization to prevent collapse. Typically this is accomplished by joining the core to the external supercolumns at regular intervals using outrigger trusses. The triangular shape of the struts precludes the laying of tenant floors, so these sections house mechanical floors instead, typically in groups of two. Additional stabilizer elements such as tuned mass dampers also require mechanical floors to contain or service them.
Jamaa Journal (Volume 340)

*July 28, 2022*

*August 4, 2022*

## Peridot Bundle

Get ready to party, or keep it sensible with the Peridot Bundle! It comes with a RED PANDA, a PET MONKEY, the BOUNCE HOUSE, and TWO accessory sets: the PERIDOR ARMOR and the POSTMASTER OUTFIT!

This unique bundle is available for 30 Diamonds in the DIMAOND SHOP!

## Cheetahs Are Here

WHOOSH! In the blink of an eye, cheetahs have arrived in Jamaa! These fast felines have all sorts of evolutionary adaptations to make them among the fastest animals on the planet, like super flexible spines to make their strides longer!

Run out and become a cheetah today!

## Pet Dragonflies

Jamaa is ABUZZ with delicate, elegant PET DRAGONFLIES! These cute insects make the perfect pet for LAND and FLYING animals alike, so get ready to adopt one today!

Don't forget to deck out your pets in AMAZING ACCESSORIES by clicking on the PET SHOP button inside the pet menu or at the PLAY-AS-YOUR-PET PARTY!

## Coming Soon

The winners of the Nerd Glasses Re-Color Contest have been chosen! On the weekend of AUGUST 25 to AUGUST 28, you can head to Jam Mart Clothing to pick from 12 NEW COLORS of Nerd Glasses designed by real Jammers, for ALL JAMMERS!

Until then, learn about contests and other AJ events by checking out DAILYEXPLORER.ANIMALJAM.COM!

## National Honeybee Day

August 20th is NATIONAL HONEYBEE DAY! Join the celebration by picking up your favorite honeybee ITEMS and checking out all the FUN FACTS on banners around Jamaa!

Click on any of the honeybee FACTS around Jamaa to adopt your own PET HONEYBEE, the adorable flying pets for ALL JAMMERS!

## Tiki Trouble

TAVIE, the dolphin Alpha, has tracked down the location of three legendary PEARLS that, if the stories are true, have the power to drive the PHANTOMS from Jamaa's OCEANS! There is only one problem: they are on an ISLAND guarded by ancient TIKI STATUES!

Explore the island, find the tiki statues and reclaim the pearls in this SUMMERTIME ADVENTURE!

## Schoolhouse Party

Pack your backpacks and head out to the SCHOOLHOUSE PARTY for some classroom fun with your buddies!

## Back to School

Lots of Jammers are getting ready to head back to SCHOOL! What AWESOME things did you do over the summer break?

## Graham's Observatory

Do you like to TINKER and INVENT? Are the GEARS in your head always turning? If so, then Jamaa's most innovative Den is waiting for you!

Pick up GRAHAM'S OBSERVATORY and you can know what it's like to live life as the sometimes scatterbrained but genuinely genius MONKEY ALPHA!

## Wild Weekend — Fierce Flowers

Debut in full bloom this Wild Weekend with three new colors of the FLOWER ARMOR: Fearless, Daring, and Adventurous! These accessories will ONLY be available this THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, and SUNDAY!

## Giraffes and Pet Giraffes

Stand tall — GIRAFFES and PET GIRAFFES are here! These handsome herbivores are the TALLEST mammals in the world with unique SPOTTED COATS — no two giraffes have the exact same pattern!

So don't wait, make one of these TOWERING CHUMS your new best friend TODAY!
Mechanical System Wikia

## Welcome

This Wiki is made for Design 6 Course in Jordan University of Science and Technology.

Design 6 Section 1- Dr.Hikmat

Mohammed Abu-Zayed

Faisal Ba Zara'

Anas Al-Share'

## Description

Integrated Design in Buildings using Different System such as Mechanical,Environmental,...etc

Main Concern of this Wiki will be Mechanical System
Douglas Gardens

**Douglas Gardens** is a theme park located in Mentor, Ohio. The park is owned by BigSpinCoaster who bought the park from Paramount Parks in 2005. The park opened in 1973.

## Rides

### Roller coasters

* Racer (1973)
* The Beast (1984)
* Roller Ghoster (1973; formerly known as "Scooby-Doo: Roller Ghoster")
* Sky Screamin' Halfpipe (2008)
* Beastie (1987)
* Blue Streak (2001; formerly known as "Rugrats: Runaway Reptar")

### Flat rides (thrill)

* Rock 'n Roll (2004; formerly known as "Tomb Raider: The Ride")
* Chaos (1997)
* Mega Drop: Thrill Zone (1997; formerly known as "Drop Zone: Stunt Tower")
* Zombie Ring (2016; coming soon)

### Flat rides (family)

* Starship 2000 (2007)
* Tilt-A-Whirl (1973)
* Scrambler (1973)
* Yo-Yo (1973)
* Magical Flight (1992; formerly known as "Rocket Power: Air Time")
* Swashbuckler (1982)
* Bee Bee (2011)
* Typhoon Sailors (2000; formerly known as "SpongeBob and the Flying Dutchman")
* Bumper Boats (2008)

### Flat rides (kiddie)

* Silly Swings (1973; formerly known as "Top Cat's Swing Time")
* Crazy Cars (1973)
* Tiny Tooter (1973)
* Sam the Submarine (2001; formerly known as "SpongeBob's Bikini Bottom Bus Tours")
* Dino-Soars (2006)
Lazer

**Lazer** is a member of the Globo Gym Purple Cobras. Played by Actor Kevin Porter

## History

In 1993, White Goodman recruited a team to compete with the Average Joe's in the ADAA Dodgeball Championship. Amongst his teammates was Lazer. He was the second player White introduced to the Average Joe's Like White, he competed in the tournament on behalf of the Globo Gym Purple Cobras, in which they made it to the finals, but were ultimately defeated by Average Joe's.

## Trivia

* His name was combined with Blade's for Blazer.
Jamaa Journal (Volume 329)

*May 5, 2022*

*May 12, 2022*

## Free Membership Code

This month only, you can get TWO WEEKS of free Membership and tons of other goodies like a Spring Bunny, the Spring Small House, and a Masterpiece Token!

Click on the GEAR in the corner to enter the SETTINGS menu, and then tap the REDEEM CODE button and enter the code AJPLAY!

Share the code with friends and spread the fun all across Jamaa, and beyond! You can redeem the code and get started any time between MAY 2 and MAY 31!

## Elegant Emerald Bundle

Celebrate spring in bloom with the Elegant Emerald Bundle! It comes with a FROLICKING FOX, a PET FERRET, PECK'S DEN, plus TWO accessory sets: the BLOOMING EMERALD ARMOR and the ELEGANT SPRING OUTFIT!
This FLORAL bundle is available for 30 Diamonds in the DIAMOND SHOP!

## Otters are Here

Splash and shout — OUTTERS have returned from their walkabout! These OTTERLY ADORABLE animals can explore the lands AND oceans of Jamaa, which makes it easy to discover all that Jamaa has to OTTER!

## Pet Foxes

Pet FOXES have arrived to scamper around Jamaa, so head out and adopt one today! And remember: once it's yours, you'll be responsible for it! It won't be like any other little fox in the world, so make sure it feels important!

## Stop Before You Hop

Smart Jammers always think before they hop on unknown links!

Always check a link carefully before clicking, nom matter who sent it! Is it spelled right? Can you see the preview of where it will lead you? Be especially careful with links from Jammers you don't know well! Could they have a suspicious reason to send you a link?

## Graham's Workshop

Spring has sprung, and Graham has a few springs loose! He needs help gathering RESOURCES and MATERIALS to create INCREDIBLE DEN ITEMS and ACCESSORIES, and he lets Jammers TAKE HOME what they make! Be sure to check out this ADVENTURE for all JAMMERS in the PARTY LIST!

## Beta Party

Have a blast from the past at the BETA PARTY! This awesome party lets you relive the EARLY DAYS of Jamaa and see what Animal Jam was like during its BETA TESTING period, so stop by and check out exclusive BETA ITEMS!

## Beach House

Enjoy summer in Jamaa inside your own personal BEACH HOUSE! This den features a luxurious beachside getaway, beautiful VIEWS, a WATERSLIDE, and your own PRIVATE BEACH! This splendid den is not to be missed!

## Summer Carnival

Celebrate summer with the SUMMER CARNIVAL! During this SPECIAL SUMMER EVENT, you can earn TICKETS by playing all kinds of CARNIVAL GAMES, and these tickets can be SPENT on incredible, exclusive PRIZES! More accessories and den items will be arriving at the Summer Carnival ALL SUMMER LONG, so dive into a summer full of FUN!
Fran Stalinovskovichdavidovitchsky

Fran Stalinovskovichdaviddivichski is a team member of the Globo Gym Purple Cobras.

### Aliases

"The Deadliest Woman on Earth with a Dodgeball"

### Affiliation

Globo Gym Purple Cobras (Formerly)Average Joe's Gym

## History

According to White Goodman, Fran was born in the nation of Romanovia where Dodgeball was the national sport. Her team won the championship for her "Power Plant" five years running.

In 1993, she was recruited by White Goodman for the Globo Gym Purple Cobras to compete against Average Joe's in the Las Vegas Dodgeball Tournament. When asked, she demonstrated her throwing skills by throwing a ball carried by fellow teammate Blazer at a random patron in the bar where White confronted the Average Joe's team.

Mutually with the Globo Gym Purple Cobras, her team made it to the Finals. Before then, Owen Dittman confessed his love for her, and they slept together that night. During the final match, she was distracted by Owen and vice versa, resulting in them both getting eliminated from the game. After Peter LaFleur secured victory over the Cobras, Fran abandoned her team and started a relationship with Owen.

In 1994, she can be seen in the Average Joe's commercial, in a more attractive appearance than the previous year.

## Trivia

* Played by Missi Pyle.
* She serves as a foil for Katherine Veatch because both are the only women on each team.
* Was originally going to be actually a robot but that was dropped during writing.
Darien Lake (BigSpinCoaster's version)

**Darien Lake** is a theme park resort located in Darien Center, New York, United States. The park opened in 1954 as a campground surround by a man made lake. In 1981 the park opened as a theme park, then, in 1999, Six Flags bought the park. The park also has a water park called "Barracuda Bay" that is included with park admission. In 2007 Six Flags sold the park to another owner.

## Rides

### Roller coasters

* Viper (1982)
* Predator (1990)
* Boomerang (1998)
* ???? (1999)
* Motocoaster (2008)
* Mind Eraser (1997)
* Hoot 'n Holler (1981)

### Water rides

* Grizzly Run (1989)
* Thunder Raids (1981)
* Shipwreck Falls (2002)

### Flat rides (thrill)

* Twister (2000)
* Silver Bullet (1980)
* Rolling Thunder (2015)
* Blast Off! (2013)

### Flat rides (family)

* Scrambler (1999)
* Haymaker (1980)
* Crazy Quilt (1981)
* Lasso (1980)
* Bear Valley Bumper Buggies (1980)
* Hornet's Nest (2012)
* Heave Ho! (2012)
* Moose On the Loose (2012)
* Tin Lizzys (1981)
* Sleigh Ride (1981)
Highland

**Highland** is a theme park located in Tyler, Texas and is owned by Lukesams. It first opened in 1964.

## Rides

### Roller coasters

* Tilt-O-Drop (1999)
* Big Dipper (1964)
* Blue Streak (1964)
* Boomerang (1997)
* Orient Express (2005)

### Flat rides (thrill)

* Ranger (1983)
* Chaos (1998)
* Mind Warp (2012)
* Space Shot (2006)

### Flat rides (family)

* Sky Swings (2004)
* Flying Scooters (1964)
* Grand Carousel (1964)
* Magic (1993)
* Troika (1985)
* Calypso (1967)

### Flat rides (kiddie)

* Jack and the Beanstalk (2004)
* Kiddie Carousel (1964)
* Roadsters (1964)
* Army Tanks (1967)
* Bumper Boats (1978)
* Flying Turtles (1985)
* Petting Zoo (1964)

## Extra charge attractions

* Laser Tag (1989)
* Go Karts (1993)
* Skycoaster (2010)
* Mini Golf (1964)
* RC Racers (1987)
* RC Boat Race (1987)
* Batting Cages (1975)
* Paddle Boats (2000)

## Splashin' Fun World

### Attractions

* Paradise Island Wave Pool (1982)
* Cool Dominion (1982)
* Water Sprinkler Madness (1982)
* High Splash River (1989)
* Barracuda Bay (1998)
* Mammoth Canyon (2008)
* Tornado (2004)
* Hurricane Halfpipe (2011)
* The Plunge (1996)
* Tantrum Falls (2011)
* Mastodon Falls (2006)
* Shark Fin Flume (1994)

## Restaurants

* Highland Grill
* Chick Fil-A (open on Mondays-Saturdays as well as Sundays due to a voluntary order by park management)
* Johnny Rockets
* Rax Roast Beef
* Snackin' Fun World
Mechanics in Environment

## Wind Chimney

is a traditional Persian architectural element to create natural ventilation in buildings.

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## Wind Atrium

* A natural ventilation system was established to make the most use of cool weather. Ventilation windows are designed to automatically open and close according to the inside and outside temperatures and humanities.
* Sunlight tracking type day lighting system at the top of atrium.
* Breathable skin.

* Wind Atrium
* Breathable skin
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## Wind Turbine

ancient  source of energy continues to surpass them all. that’s right, wind power continues to be one of the most cost-effective and efficient sources of sustainable energy available.

## Solar Panels

façade solar panels roof solar panels

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## Geothermal Renewable Energy

is thermal energy generated and stored in the Earth. Thermal energy is the energy that determines the temperature of matter. The geothermal energy of the Earth's crust originates from the original formation of the planet and from radioactive decay of materials.

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## California Academy of Sciences Renzo Piano

* Water Efficiency:By absorbing rainwater, the new Academy’s living roof will prevent up to 3.6 million gallons.
* Renewable Energy:A solar canopy around the perimeter of the roof containing 60,000 photo voltaic cells will supply almost 213,000 kWh of clean energy per year.

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Country Hijinks

**Country Hijinks** is a theme park located in Sebastian, FL. The park is owned by Cedar Fair. The park opened in 1983. In 2004, Cedar Fair bought the park.

## Rides

### Roller coasters

* Snoopy's Wilderness Run (2007)
* Wicked Twister (2007)
* Maverick (2011)
* Thrillbilly (1983)
* Lil' Billy (1983)
* Wildcat (1986)

### Water rides

* Shoot the Rapids (1983)
* Bear Valley River Rapids (1987)

### Flat rides (thrill)

* Ranger (1983)
* Rotor (1983)
* Turbo Drop Xtreme (2004)
* WindSeeker (2012)

### Flat rides (family)

* Rodeo Round Up (1983)
* Ghost Blasters (2005)
* Tin Lizzy Turnpike (1983)
* Crazy Legs (1983)
* Scooters (1983)

### Flat rides (kiddie; Kids Country)

* Barrels of Fun (1983)
* Mini Motorcycles (1983)
* Pony Buggys (1983)
* Turtle Pond (1983)

### Flat rides (kiddie; Planet Snoopy)

* The Great Pumpkin Patch (2007)
* Snoop vs. The Red Baron (1983; formerly known as "Barnstormers")
* Lucy's Crabbie Cabbies (1983; formerly known as "Kiddie Scooters")
* Charlie Brown Wind Up (1983; formerly known as "Lil' Lasso")
* Woodstock's Air Mail (2007)

## Extra charge

* Skycoaster (1999)
* Bumper Boats (1983)
* Bungee Bounce (2001)
* Go Karts (1986)
America's Wonderland

**America's Wonderland** is a theme park owned by Cedar Fair that is located in Newark, NJ. Cedar Fair bought the park in 2007 as part of package deal with Paramount Parks. The park opened in 1981.

## Rides

### Roller coasters

* Woodstock Express (1981; formerly known as "Scooby-Doo: Roller Ghoster")
* Afterburner (1994; formerly known as "Top Gun: The Jet Coaster")
* SkyRider (1987)
* King Cobra (1984)
* Vortex (1990)
* Fury 305 (2011)
* Woodsman (1997)
* Silver Bullet (2003)
* Jersey Beast (1981; formerly known as "Jersey Devil")

### Water rides

* Rip Roarin' Rapids (1985)
* Snake River Falls (2007)

### Flat rides (thrill)

* Possessed (2004; formerly known as "Tomb Raider FireFall")
* Gauntlet (1991)
* Hurler (1995)
* Spin Wheel (1981)

### Flat rides (family)

* Wonderland Carousel (1981)
* Wonder Wheel (1981)
* Calypso (1981)
* Wonder Skyway (1981)

### Flat rides (kiddie)

* Snoopy's World Wheel (1981; formerly known as "Toon Wheel")
* Lucy's Tugboat (2005; formerly known as "SS SpongeBob")
* Snoopy and the Red Baron (2008)
Cartoon Network Magic Mountain

Cartoon Network Magic Mountain is a Cartoon Network theme park that opened in 1996

## Rides

### Roller Coasters

* Superman (2000)
* Rayquawnza (2005)
* Regular Show  Coaster (2011)
* Tom & Jerry Wacky Chase (2006 formerly Road Runner Express)
* Jake the Dog's Radically Awesome Loopey Loop Coaster (2010 formerly Stoaked Coaster)
* Powerpuff Coaster (1998)

### Water Rides

* Uncle Grandpa's Water Rapids! (2012 formerly Yogi Bear's Jellystone Rapids)

### Flat Rides

* Cartoon Express (1996)
* Ed the Flying Idiot (2000)
* Clarence's Fungin Dungeon (2015)
* Ed Edd n Eddy in One + One = Ed (2000)
* Cow & Chicken Swingy Swing (1999)
* Froster's Tea-Cups (2007)
* Gumball and Darwin's Pointless Go-Kart (2013)

### Flat Rides (Family)

* Scooby-Doo! Haunted Pirate Ship (1996)
* Star Tours: Clone Wars (2006)
* Uncle Grandpa's RV Tours (2015)
* The Moxy Show Live! (1996)
* Wacky Races (1998; Banana Spilts Banana Buggies)
* Boomerang Zoo (2005)

### Flat Rides (kiddie)

* Prince Jimmy's Carasoul (2000)
* The Mr. Men Roundabout (2009; Formerly The What A Cartoon! Roundabout)
* Ben 10 Drop (2006)
* Rolf's Petting Zoo (2000)
* Peppa's House (2004)
* Peppa's Playgroup (2004)
* The Duck Pound (2004)
* Grandpa Pig's Steam Boat (2004)
* Mr. Zebra's Mail Truck (2004)

## Resturants

* Cartoon Café
* Princess Bubblegums Sweets
* McDonald's
* Panda Express
* Joyful Burger
China Park Of Heaven

Opened in 1992 on 40000 sqm, the China Park of Heaven was created in the spirit of the Garden Court of the Summer Palace during China's Qing Dynasty.

To honor 20 years of work on a decidedly difficult relationship, China gave the gift of a temple with a bell to the China-styled theme park, which was placed near a 5-story pagoda. The pagoda just one of the formerly opulent attractions at the now defunct park, which included a vast courtyard with a Moon Gate, some now muddied ponds, and a former Pavilion of Flowers, currently run wild with once-landscaped flora popping up sporadically through the beds.

High entrance fees (1900 Yen!) and the lack of interested visitors made short work of the China Park, and it was closed down and emptied in 1999. The buildings, bridges and ponds remain, but are swiftly falling into disrepair, serving as a perfect place for photography and exploration instead of the lavish place of beauty it was intended to be.
Escape Theme Park

Escape Theme Park was an outdoor theme park located inside NTUC Downtown East, Pasir Ris in Singapore. It was opened in May 2000 and a water park named Wild Wild Wet located adjacent to it was opened in June 2004. Its slogan is "360 degrees of fun". The theme park operates on Saturdays, Sundays, gazetted school and public holidays. It had been a non-smoking park from 2005 until it ceased operations in November 2011 for redevelopment. In 2012, reports confirmed that the park would make way for an expansion of Wild Wild Wet.
Kigali Park

A guy wanted to create a little Roller-Coaster/Amusement Park in Kigali, Rwanda, but at the last moment the local authorities told him it wouldn't be possible because of the construction of an Hospital just next to this place, so now, all the amusement Park is abandoned, only watched by an armed and only-swahili speaking guard (who is quite cool actually, he let me take some picture).
Umoja Children's Park

This was a very small amusement park located on the outskirts of Chake-Chake. Not much information is really available as for when it opened and closed, or any history. It seems as though it was a bit like a carnival located on the Green Island. From the pictures found of Umoja Children’s Park it seems that it is not super old and it was obviously not successful.
Luna Park, Tokyo

In operation in 1910 and 1911, Tokyo's Luna Park (Runa pāku, also known as Asakusa Luna Park) was the first park of that name to be open in Japan. Owned and constructed by the Japanese motion picture company Yoshizawa Shōten (headed by Ken'ichi Kawaura) in the Tokyo suburb Asakusa, the park was designed to mimic the original Luna Park that was built in Brooklyn, New York in 1903.

Despite its popularity, the park existed for only eight months, burning down in April 1911. Luna Park was incinerated under suspicious circumstances at roughly the same time that two theaters owned by Yoshizawa Shōten also succumbed to fire in Osaka.

The trio of disasters struck Kawaura and his company at their most vulnerable time. The Japanese film industry was being besieged by inroads by a consortium of their American counterparts. Kawaura, tiring of the travails of working with Yoshizawa Shōten, sold the company to Shōkichi Umeya (owner of M. Pathe) for the equivalent of $375,000 USD. They then decided to build a new Luna Park, not in Tokyo but in Osaka instead. The new park opened in 1912 and stayed in business until 1923.
Nara Dreamland

Nara Dreamland (奈良ドリームランド Nara Dorīmurando?) was a theme park near Nara, Japan which was built in 1961 and inspired by Disneyland in California. On August 31, 2006, Nara Dreamland closed permanently due to low visitor numbers, possibly due to the popularity of Tokyo Disney Resort. The park has been abandoned ever since.
Luna Park, Cairo

The Cairo Luna Park was a trolley park in Heliopolis, Egypt. Open from 1911 to the beginning of 1915, the Cairo Luna Park was the first Western-style amusement park in Africa and the first in the Middle East. On 19 January 1915, buildings and grounds were converted into an auxiliary hospital at Luna Park for World War I; the hospital was closed on 10 July 1916.
Savvy Jammer - The Diamond Shop

**Introducing the “Savvy Jammer” Series**

*This Issue: The Diamond Shop*

Jamaa is a world full of mystery and wonder. Each character and land has their own unique history. Jammers help add to Jamaa by interacting with their environment and showing their creative side.

Jammers love to tell explore and discover the hidden secrets throughout Jamaa. However, sometimes rumors spread of hidden “easter eggs”. In the gaming world, we call hidden items that don’t exist within a game “easter eggs.”. It can be frustrating when players try and find glitches that will give them special hidden gems, diamonds, and other items—and yet they never appear.
Sometimes it’s hard for players to know which Jamma secrets are true, and which ones are false. For this simple reason we at AJHQ have decided to create a new discussion to help players know the truth – Savvy Jammers. By doing so, we can help prevent players from having feelings of frustration when they spend their resources on fruitless endeavors.

*A Shiny NEW Myth: The Diamond Room*

Have you ever heard that if you dress in all white, and hop up in down in the Diamond Shop you will get free diamonds? Everyday at AJHQ we see Jammers trying to get free diamonds by dressing in all-white outfits.They jump up and down, up and down—but no diamonds! Why? That is because the diamond shop does not give out free diamonds. Its only purpose is to make Epic Items available to Jammers. If you wish to COLLECT diamonds there are three ways:

* The Daily Spin
* Purchasing gift cards at a retail store.
* Logging in on Tuesdays, if you’re a member, to get your weekly diamond.

If you have more questions about diamonds, go to http://blog.animaljam.com/more-about-diamonds/
Remember Jammers, the Diamond Shop is full of many mysteries—but jumping up and down dressed in white to get free items is not one of them. We hope you enjoyed this Savvy Jammer Series and will continue have fun and play safe.
Good luck!
Six Flags Astroworld

*Not to be confused with the real Six Flags Astroworld in Houston, Texas that operated from 1968-2005*

**Six Flags Astroworld** is a theme park located in Galveston, Texas. The park opened in ????

## Rides

### Roller coasters

* Roar
* Superman: Ride of Steel
* Boomerang
* Serial Thriller
* Pandemonium (formerly known as "Tony Hawk's Big Spin")

### Water rides

* Shipwreck Falls
* Riptide Rapids

### Flat rides (thrill)

* Chaos
* Batwing
* Dungeon Drop

### Flat rides (family)

* New 610 Limited
* Sky Wheel
New World Amusement Park

The New World Amusement Park (Chinese: 新世界) was the first of three amusement parks, along with Great World (estd. early 1930s) and Gay World (estd. 1936), that wooed Malaya and Singapore night crowds from the 1920s to the 1960s. New World was a prominent landmark in Jalan Besar, as it occupied a large area of 45,000 square feet (4,200 m2) in size. Before the arrival of televisions and radios, it attracted people from all walks of life from labourers to Europeans with its exciting attractions such as striptease, cabaret girls, opera shows and boxing matches during its heyday. Of all the artistes and athletes who have performed at the New World through the years, four have left a lasting impression — striptease queen Rose Chan, wrestler King Kong, strongman Mat Tarzan and boxer Felix Boy. With the advent of shopping centres, discos and particularly television in the ensuing decades. The park business gradually became poor, and it was finally closed for good after being sold to a property developer for redevelopment in 1987.
Encore's Garden

Hidden within Taichung’s Dakeng’s scenic region is a world that once brought children and adults joy. At its pinnacle, Encore's Garden – a theme park founded in 1983 – saw more than 1.5 million visitors a year, with tourists flocking to the expansive grounds to behold its famous night time water show for themselves. However, after a rapid decline in visitors and several failed auction bids and attempts of revival, the park quietly closed its doors in 2008.
Eventyrland

The story of Eventyrland is the story of Denmark's highest situated campsite next to 125 meters of altitude in scenic surroundings . But it is also the story of many appealed decisions and several years of wrangling between the site owners , the Danish Society for Nature Conservation and the authorities.

When the couple Joan Rhod and Brian Ankær 5 years ago purchased the land in order to set up a campsite , they had no idea of ​​the contentious issues that would arise, and that in 2007 they would just be starting their second season, while would have an appeal running against Silkeborg Municipality.
Gay World Amusement Park

Gay World was one of three amusement parks built in Singapore before World War II and around which Singapore's nightlife revolved from the 1920s to the '60s. The other two were New World and Great World. Gay World was a popular entertainment joint before the advent of television and shopping malls. It combined a heady mix of eastern and western forms of entertainment including cabaret, operas, movies, gaming, sport matches, stunts and shopping. Ravaged by fires many times, Eng Wah Organisation terminated the lease to the park in 2000, marking Gay World's exit from Singapore's amusement park scene.
Wonderland Amusement Park

Wonderland was an abandoned and never completed amusement park project located in Chenzhuang Village, Nankou Town, Changping District, China, about 20 miles outside of Beijing. Originally proposed by the Thailand-based property developer Reignwood Group, and designed to be the largest amusement park in Asia, construction stopped in 1998 following financial problems with local officials, while a 2008 attempt to start construction again also failed.

The site featured a number of abandoned structures, including the framework of a castle-like building and medieval-themed outer buildings. Land was reclaimed by local farmers to grow their various crops while the site was abandoned. People have reported when visiting the site that, sometimes, there would still be parking attendants in the site's parking lot, presumably to tend to onlookers and curious sightseers that came to visit.

The abandonment of such a massive construction project raised concerns about the existence of a 'property bubble' in China.

The incomplete and abandoned structures were demolished in May 2013, leaving no hope for the abandoned park to ever be finished. While there is no official indication of what will be done with the grounds of where the park once stood, An Feng, Reignwood Group's chief inspector for the company's investment supervision department, has stated a "comprehensive luxury product supermarket" would be built on the site, but that the project was still going through "planning permission formalities".
Nagasaki Holland Village

Nagasaki Holland Village (ハウステンボス Hausu Ten Bosu?) is a theme park in Sasebo, Nagasaki, Japan, which recreates the Netherlands by displaying real size copies of old Dutch buildings. The name Huis Ten Bosch translates into English as "House in the Woods/bush". It is named after Huis ten Bosch, one of the three official residences of the Dutch Royal Family, located in The Hague in the Netherlands and former home to Princess Beatrix.
Expoland

Expoland, located in Suita, Osaka, Japan, was opened as the amusement zone at the International Exposition in 1970 (Expo '70) and thrived for over 30 years as an amusement park. There were more than 40 rides and attractions, 19 restaurants and shops.

On May 5, 2007, a 19-year-old university student from Higashiomi, Shiga was killed and nineteen other guests were injured when the Fujin Raijin II derailed at Expoland. Initial reports said that forty people were injured, with thirty-one being taken to hospital. An investigation revealed that the ride derailed due to a broken axle. None of the ride vehicle's axles had been replaced for fifteen years. Following this accident, similar coasters at other Japanese parks were voluntarily shut down and inspected to see if they could also have the same axle flaw. Expoland was cited by authorities for faulty maintenance when similar axle cracks were found on a second train a month later.

The park reopened after the accident but closed again on December 9, 2007, citing a lack of customers. On February 9, 2009, its owners finally decided that the park was closed down for good.
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Dadipark

Originally built in 1950 as a playground for the children of pilgrims visiting the nearby basilica, by 1980 the schoolyard equipment had been replaced with amusement rides and opened to tourists and those in town on pilgrimage. For a time the park enjoyed great success, entertaining a million visitors during its peak year, and for a time containing what was, at 800 meters, the longest monkey bridge in Europe. However things took a turn for the worse as the increasingly rundown rides became more and more hazardous. Finally in 2000 a boy lost his arm on the Nautic Jet ride, and by 2002, the site was closed down for "renovations." Unfortunately these improvements never took place and the park was simply abandoned, never to reopen.

Today the park lies in shambles, slated for demolition since 2011. Most of the larger rides were demolished, but many of the buildings and simpler attractions remain. Where Dadipark was built to cater to local Catholic children and religious tourists, the rusting site only ended up catering to pilgrims as urban explorers. Unfortunately Dadipark was demolished, and plans are underway to turn the site into a hiking park.
Shahr-e Bazi

Shahr-e Bazi, Persian: شهر بازی‎‎ (literally The City of Games in English, formerly Luna Park), was an amusement park located in the north of Tehran. Covering 150 acres (0.61 km2), it was the largest amusement park in the Islamic Republic of Iran and admitted around 2.5 million visitors every year. It has been closed since 2007 due to highway construction. None of the facilities are available anymore.

The amusement park was opened in 1970 under the Shah. It was built by Abbas Pedarsani. It became a state-owned park after the Iran–Iraq War in 1988. In the following years, the state-owned park was made more technologically advanced.

Shahr-e Bazi featured twelve thrill rides, as well as a cinema and theater. There were also six restaurants with different food from around the world. Souvenir shops and a money exchange office were located around the park. One of the main reasons for the park's popularity were its water slides and pools.

The park was open 10 months a year, during spring, summer and autumn. During winter, heavy snow made it necessary to keep the park closed. Admission was around $3 for adults, whereas children under seven could get in free.
Kappapia

The Kappa Pia Theme Park in Saitama prefecture was in the process of being demolished when I went to see it. The grand rusted roller-coasters, creaking tea-cup rides, teddy bear-winning sideshows and themed restaurants I’d hoped to see were all gone, leaving nothing but troughs of rumpled mud and occasionally a bare concrete platform with rust-pocked rivet marks where a ride had once been tied down. Now, any record of the park’s existence at all must be gone. I only wish I’d gone there sooner to see it in all its faded glory.
Fiesta Carnival

Most families who have lived in Manila their whole lives have stories to tell about Cubao, and most likely, one story is about a visit to Fiesta Carnival. Like Star City, it was once an indoor amusement park loaded with carousels, Ferris wheels, and a train that goes around the park. Efforts were done to revive the carnival sometime in the early 2000’s. The developers of Araneta Center decided to move it out to an open lot across SM Cubao. But after a few years in its new location, Fiesta Carnival still shut down.
Luna Park, Osaka

Osaka's Luna Park (Runa pāku, also known as Shinsekai Luna Park) was Japan's second amusement park of the same name, replacing the destroyed Luna Park in Tokyo. In operation from 1912 to 1923, the 132,000 square meter park in the Shinsekai section of Osaka featured a unique entrance: an aerial tramway from the original Tsutenkaku Tower.