1 M OODY ’ S P RESENTATION !! HOOSIER LAND THEME PARK PROJECT!

2 M OODY ’ S P RESENTATION !! HOOSIER LAND THEME PARK PROJECT!

3 M OODY C LASSES Math/Accounting Multimedia Business Writing Spanish Class

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5 HOOSIER LAND EVENT CALENDAR! DatePlaceEventInfo 7/9/09 Concession area @ 5 Indian jewelry Exoticindiaarts.com and Bombay Boutique (a local store) will show a variety of jewelry from India. 7/15/09 Stage 1-4 p.m.Chinese clothing Chinesemoods.com will bring modern clothing. These fashions are in the traditional style. 7/21/09 Concession area @ 7 Chinese jewelry Chinesewholesale.com will show Chinese jewelry. This includes beads, precious metals, and so much more! 7/25/09 Stage @ 6:00African clothing The store Dupie’s will bring traditional clothing from Africa. 7/26/09 Stage @ 6:30China Oriental Folk Dance team The China Oriental Folk Dance team will perform dances from the Yunna province. 7/27/09 Stage @7Southern Asian Dance team The Southern Asian Dance team will perform a fusion dance (a combination of modern western dancing) 7/28/09 Stage area @6:30Akamba Bantu Ethnic Group The Akamba Bantu Ethnic Group will perform traditional Kenyan dances.

6 HOOSIER LAND SPANISH CALENDAR! FECHALUGAREventoINFORMACION 9/7/09 Zona de puestos @ 8 Joyas indias Exoticindianarts.com y Bombay Boutique (una tienda local) expondrán una variedad de joyas de India. 15/7/09 Escenario 6-8 Ropa de China Chinesemoods.com van a presentar ropa moderna. Esa ropa es tradicional 21/7/09 Zona de puestos 6-9 Joyas chinas Chinesewholesale.com expondrán joyas de china. Incluye alborios, metales preciosos, y más. 25/7/09 Escenario @ 5 Ropa de África La tienda Dupie’s van a presentar ropa tradicional de África 26/7/09 Escenario @6:30 El equipo folklórico de China El equipo folklórico de china bailarán las danzas de la provincial de Yunna 27/7/09 Escenario @ 7 El equipo folklórico de China El equipo de baile de Asia del sur bailarán una variedad de bailes modernos oestes 28/7/09 Escenario @ 7 El equipo de baile Akamba Bantu El equipo de baile Akamba Bantu bailarán bailes tradicionales de Kenya

7 G ENERAL PARK INFORMATION Hours: 12 noon to 11 pm. Parking $2.00 Days Open: Wednesday-Monday in the Summer Wednesday-Sunday in the Winter Admission 48" & Over w/ Wristband$25.00 Admission Under 48" w/ wristband$15.00 Admission$8.00 Ride Tickets$1.00 Strollers, Wagons, & Wheelchairs$8.00

8 CARNIVAL GAMES ! Pick a hole Fish Pond Game String a ring

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11 Balloon And Dart Booth $6,000 Cross Bow Booth Whack a mole $4,000 MORE GAMES AND PRIZES

12 Basket ball toss $4,195.00 Shark shooter $11,000

13 PARK RULES 1.No alcoholic beverages are allowed 2.Weapons and sharp objects are not allowed 3.Glass containers are not allowed 4.Running, unruly behavior and profanity are not permitted 5.Pets are not allowed unless a service animal 6.No outside food 7.No littering 8.Those under 48”cannot ride adult rides 9.Children under 12 must be accompanied by guardian or person 16 years or older. 10.Do not leave children unattended.

14 HOOSIER LAND RULES ( CONTINUED ) Some rides are not recommended for those with the following health problems: guests with heart conditions or high blood pressure pregnant guests guests with back or neck problems guests with recent surgery

15 Safety Guidelines Certain rides & attractions have restrictions based on physical or medical conditions. Signs are posted at each ride entrance to give safety guidelines. Shirt and shoes are required on all rides. Smoking is permitted only in designated areas. Please see park map for smoking areas. For the Safety of our guests. We reserve the right to inspect all bags, backpacks & other containers brought into the park. H OOSIER L AND ’ S P ARK R ULES !

16 E MERGENCY PROCEDURES If you decide to keep gum or any type of food in your mouth while on a ride, we will not take any responsibility if you choke. If you have any type of health issues such as: Respiratory Problems Pregnancy Heart Problems Just had a major surgery *** then you shouldn’t get on any rides and if you choose to do so then it’s at your own risk

17 E VERYDAY P ROCEDURES ( CONT ) I f there is some kind of health issue while a ride is in progress: First, stop the ride. The ride operator would call the first aid station and report the emergency. Once the first aid arrive they should call the ambulance Evacuate the other persons on the ride. Block the area from other people. Examine the person with the emergency. Close the ride until further notice; give time in order to determine whether the incident was caused by the ride or not.

18 In case of a ride getting stuck of any kind: People should stay seated and follow directions from ride operator. Ride operator should call the security station. The security will alert the fire department. Once everyone is taken out of the ride by the fire department, they need to be checked for injuries or any health problems.

19 * In case a child is reported MISSING: The guardian should report to the Security Guards and give them needed information. The Security needs to report the information to the park on an intercom so it can be heard by the people in the park. The police will be notified and called to the park to assist in the search. The park will automatically be shut down and no one can enter or leave until the child is found. ALL CHILDREN should receive an orange wristband to distinguish them from adults quicker.

20 Violence issues: Security should be immediately at the scene. Security should remove those involved in the fight from the scene. If need be, those involved may be removed from the park. If need be, those involved may be arrested. Weather Conditions: TORNADOES : the staff should evacuate all of the people to emergency designated areas and other safe closed off areas. FLOODS: evacuate the building. SNOW STORMS: when there are blizzard conditions the park will be closed. If there is a winter storm advisory by the National Weather Service then the park will be closed. If there is up to 6 inches of snow then the amusement will be closed.

21 Reglas del parque No bebidas alcohólicas. No envaces de vidrio. No comida de afuera. No armas y cosas afiladas. No pañuelos No graffiti. No corran. No se comporten mal. No palabras malas. No animals.( sino animals de servicio) No ensucien. Los niños menores de 12 tienen que tener un guardian o una persona de 16 años o más. No dejen a los niños solos. PARK RULES (spanish)

22 Reglas y Regulaciones 1.Las atracciones no son recomendadas para personas con problemas de corazón y presión de sangre. 2.Las atracciones no son recomendadas para las mujeres embarazadas. 3.Las atracciones no son recomendadas para personas con problemas de la espalda y el cuello. 4.Personas abajo de 48” no pueden montarse en las atracciones de los adultos.

23 H EALTH C ONCERNS AND RULES! ( ENGLISH ) Ride procedures/requirements: Rides are not recommended for persons with health problems such as  pregnant women  neck and/or back problems  high blood pressure Those under 48” are not permitted on adult rides. Arcades and alternative rides are available. Some sandals not permitted on rides (Please see ride attendant)

24 INDIANA TEEN WORK HOURS! Indiana Teen Work Hours Labor Law Poster will and must be posted for employees to see. No minor who is 16 or 17 years of age and a student may be employed or permitted to work on a school day after 7:30 a.m. and before 3:30 p.m. unless the employer has on file a written exception issued by the school that the child attends. Minors 16 or 17 years of age who have graduated from high school or have received a General Education Development (GED) diploma are not subject to the hour restrictions set out below and are not required to obtain a work permit. TEEN BREAK LAW As a teen worker under the age of 18, you must receive one or two breaks totaling 30 minutes when you are scheduled to work 6 or more consecutive hours. EFFECTIVE July 1, 2003 Teens under 18 years of age must be accompanied by a coworker who is at least 18 years of age when working after 10:00 p.m. and before 6:00 a.m. in an establishment that is open to the public.

25 O RGANIZATIONAL C HART CEO Director Human Resource Manager Attraction Manager Food & Beverages Manager Financial Department Marketing Department

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31 1 st DRAFT OF THE COMPANY NAME

32 HOOSIER LAND FLYER!! FINAL DRAFT OF THE COMPANY NAME

33 M ARKETING Target Markets Teens Families Logo Design Different version of the company name. Billboards Why we chose Burkhart Advertising Bus Ads Newspaper Ads Brochures Ticket Design

34 BILLBOARDS AND SIGNS IN SPANISH

35 NO SMOKING

36 Prohibido Fumar

37 No Funciona NOT OPERATING!!

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39 ENGLISH BILLBOARD!

40 SPANISH BILLBOARD!

41 HOOSIER LAND BILLBOARD!

42 MOODY’S!! PRINCESS TAYANNA FIONA ALPHONSO ANDREA

43 MOODY’S EDWIN JADA LADARIUS LANGSTON