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A team of seven people went to California in order to set the world record for the most roller coasters ridden in 24 hours. The group rode on 40 different roller coasters at eight different amusement parks in California, starting at 5:00 p.m. on October 14, 2000 and ending at 5:00 p.m. the next day. Come along with Tidbits as we ride the world’s tallest coaster! • From the days of the first roller coaster ride to today, a competition to build the tallest, longest, scariest roller coaster on earth has pushed the industry forward into new realms. In 2004, this competition spurred Six Flags Great Adventure theme park in New Jersey to announce that they were building the highest and fastest roller coaster on earth. They named it Kingda Ka, after the 535-pound Bengal tiger who resides at the park, although some people joke that “Kingda Ka” is actually Swahili for “OhMyGawd what a ride!” • In 2005, Kingda Ka opened for business, claiming the title of both the fastest and the tallest roller coaster on the planet. The coaster cars rocket to the top of a 456-foot tower, accelerating from 0 to 128 mph within 3.5 seconds, before a stomach-clenching corkscrew drop back down to earth. A second 13-story hill gives riders a few moments of weightlessness before the ride is over, less than 60 seconds after it began.

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Church Wide Garage Sale Friday, November 2 - 3 8:00AM-4:00PM 1461 East Post Road Marion Huge Sale! Furniture, household, clothing, Foosball tables, ect. In case of inclement weather, sale will be held in church gymnasium. Cash only please. Alice United Methodist Church Lords Harvest November 3, 2012 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. 4617 Alice Rd. Center Point Menu: Pork Loin & Dressing, Potatoes & Gravy, Corn, Squash, Applesauce Salad, Rolls, Pies & other desserts! Take out available Adults: $9.00; Children Age 5 -10: $4.00; Preschool: Free Bazaar and Bake Sale 10:00 - 2:00 pm Quilts, Rugs, Crafts, Garden Produce and Bake Sale Alice U.M. Church is located 4 1/2 miles east of Center Point on the Central City Hwy. Chairlift is available Fall Festival Soup Supper November 3rd, 4:00 - 7:00 pm 600 5th Ave S., Mt Vernon Soup supper including: Homemade Soups: Beef Stew and Chicken Noodle or Glutin Free Corn & Sausage Chowder Maid Perfect Sandwiches Homemade breads and desserts **Hotdogs available for children Adults $7.00 Children 4 -12 $4.00 Under 3 Free Swisher Auxiliary Homemade Turkey Supper Sat Nov 3rd, 2012 4:30-7:30 pm 68 3rd St SE Swisher Iowa Adults $9, 6-12 Yrs.$5, 5 Yrs and under Free. Proceeds donated to The English Rivers Outfitters to help our Veterans. Swisher Junior Auxiliary will have Turkey Bingo 4:30-7:30 upstairs at Legion. Public Welcome

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• The secret to Kingda Ka’s thrill is all in the launch sequence. Whereas standard older roller coasters employ a cable system which slowly and laboriously winches a car to the top of a hill, the Kingda Ka uses space-age hydraulic engineering to launch a car in exactly the same sort of way an aircraft is launched from an aircraft carrier, with similar thrust and G-forces involved. The system is basically a high tech catapult, with a giant hydraulic launch system delivering 12,500 horsepower in a single colossal blast – twelve times the horse power of a Formula One race car. Eight military grade 500-horsepower hydraulic motors – which took a year to construct – charge up the accumulators, forcing hydraulic fluid into the chambers under great pressure. When a trigger is pulled, the pressure is released and the car is launched at rocket speed. It’s similar in many ways to blowing up a balloon and then letting it go. Kingda Ka is one of only two roller coasters in the world that uses this technology. The experience has been compared to being in a jet fighter, or being a drag racer. QUICK BITS • It takes only ten seconds to go from launch to being 456 feet in the air on top of the tower. • The highest point of the ride is 45 stories tall, which is about 4/5ths the height of the Washington Monument. It’s tall enough that the entire Statue of Liberty would fit under the main arch with 100 feet to spare. • On foggy days, you can’t see the top of the tower from the bottom. • The ride cost $25 million to construct. • The entire track is just over 1,000 yards long. • Fittingly enough, the very first passengers were the engineers who built it.

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No one has ever been killed while riding the Kingda Ka. The odds of being injured on an amusement park ride are 1 in 23 million. According to the U.S. Consumer Products Safety Commission, in 1999 over 600,000 people were injured on bikes, just under 100,000 on trampolines, nearly 50,000 while using golf equipment, while 7,260 were injured on amusement park rides, and only 138 of those people needed to be hospitalized. Most injuries are due to people failing to follow rules rather than equipment failure. OUCH! Kingda Ka does not operate when it’s raining, because being hit by raindrops at 128 mph is not fun. G-FORCE FACTS Normal earth gravity has a G force of 1. Astronauts in orbit float around in zero G’s. Jet pilots black out at 10 G’s. On a roller coaster, G forces decrease on the way down a hill (making you feel lighter) and increase on the way up (making you feel heavier). At 3 G’s a 100-lb person feels like they weigh 300 lbs. On the way down a hill riders may feel 0 G’s, although most coasters only go down to about .2 G’s, making a 100-lb. person weigh 20 lbs. A typical roller coaster offers a maximum of 3.5 G’s. More than that makes the ride too much. That’s about the same G forces as astronauts feel during a space shuttle launch. Three coasters outside the U.S. generate over 6.5 G’s. ONE-UPPED Kingda Ka was the world’s fastest roller coaster until Formula Rossa opened in Abu Dhabi in November 2010, which reaches a speed of 150 mph, reaching that speed in 4.9 seconds following launch. The hydraulic launch system is identical to the one used on the Kingda Ka. However, Kingda Ka still retains the title of the world’s tallest roller coaster.

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It can be tempting to look for cheaper sources of prescriptions drugs, but going online to hunt for your drugs is not the answer. The risks of dealing with online pharmacies are serious. If you get a fake drug, it will contain the wrong ingredients, and they’ll likely be harmful to you. You might get a bad reaction that sends you to the hospital. If nothing else, your condition could worsen, since you won’t be getting the medicine you need. Drugs from a fake pharmacy might not have any label at all, and no instructions on how to take them. You’ll have no contact with a local pharmacist who can track your prescriptions for adverse interactions. In short, you’ll receive the medicine (real, or not) and nothing more. The signs of a fake online pharmacy are: No prescription required. Prices are cheap. It ships anywhere in the world. You get spam email. It’s not in the United States. It’s not licensed. Remember: Anyone can put up a website that looks genuine. To learn how to avoid a rogue online pharmacy, the Food and Drug Administration has just launched a new website, BeSafeRx (www.FDA.gov/ BeSafeRx). Go online and watch the short videos. Call the FDA at 1-888-4636332 for more information. The Verified Internet Pharmacy Practice Sites (VIPPS) is one way to check whether an online pharmacy is legitimate [www.nabp.net]. You can check out the pharmacist by going to the BeSafeRx website. Click on Know Your Online Pharmacy. Click on the map of the state and search for the company and the pharmacist to make sure both are licensed. Update: The FDA has just ordered the operators of 4,100 websites to stop selling unapproved medications. But there are more still out there. Matilda Charles regrets that she cannot personally answer reader questions, but will incorporate them into her column whenever possible. Write to her in care of King Features Weekly Service, P.O. Box 536475, Orlando, FL 32853-6475, or send e-mail to columnreply@gmail.com. (c) 2012 King Features Synd., Inc.


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