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How a family trip to SeaWorld and a seemingly harmless souvenir ended in tragedy - Vimarsana News

How a family trip to SeaWorld and a seemingly harmless souvenir ended in tragedy

In making a visit to SeaWorld, six-year-old Deklan Babington-MacDonald was doing what thousands of Gold Coast locals do every weekend, little knowing that a souvenir of his trip would leave him on life support with no hope of recovery.  While the Gold Coast is famous as the home of Australia's biggest theme parks, SeaWorld is the most popular with locals because it's conveniently located on The Spit not far from Surfer's Paradise.  The six-year-old was playing with the toy at home on ANZAC Day when the accident occurred  SeaWorld is a popular theme park for locals on the Gold Coast because...

North Platte River Headwaters - Vimarsana News

North Platte River Headwaters

Mention the North Platte, and most folks think of the Miracle Mile and Gray Reef sections in Wyoming, famous for their enormous trout. But the headwaters of the North Platte, on the Colorado-Wyoming border, are among some of the best trout fisheries in the country. In this story by Jonathan Lee Wright in  Fly Fisherman Magazine, you’re along for a journey through some of Colorado’s best trout fishing – a big statement, considering how much there is in that state. Read the story in full here.

Here's the Thunder Bay International Film Festival feature film lineup | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Here's the Thunder Bay International Film Festival feature film lineup | News, Sports, Jobs

Jan 19, 2021 More than 50 films will be shown in the Thunder Bay International Film Festival, which starts Wednesday and runs through Jan. 31. The festival is virtual this year because of the pandemic. To view all the films and sessions, purchase a Thunder Pass for $100. Otherwise, some films and multi-film programs are free, but many are $10 to $12 each and can be viewed any time between Wednesday and Jan. 31. Feature films ¯ “Artifishal” — 75 minutes, $10, plus free Q&A “The U.S. Department of Agriculture promised that mechanized methods of production and harvest would work in hat...