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Surveillance video captures Heritage High School shooting; teacher describes moments of chaos
By Peter Dujardin
Heritage High School teacher David Olivis Olivis assisted victims during the Heritage High School shooting in September. (Jonathon Gruenke/Daily Press)
NEWPORT NEWS — David Olivis walks down the school hallway every day where he almost lost his life.
The Heritage High School teacher and assistant basketball coach was trying to break up a fight at the school last year when one student pulled a gun and opened fire in a crowded hallway, wounding two students. Olivis, who was in the line of fire but wasn't hit, went back to teaching as soon as he could.
But he said things will never feel the same.
"It's affected me quite a bit," Olivis said this week, reflecting on the Sept. 20 shooting. "It's humbling. ... They changed the (floor) tiles where the bullet holes are. But they're lighter than the other ones because they are noticeably newer. So that's a constant reminder."
The shooting, captured on the school's surveillance system, plays out in a matter of seconds.
Footage of the incident and its immediate aftermath were entered into evidence April 29 at a plea hearing in Newport News Circuit Court where a 15-year-old former student, Jacari Taylor, admitted to the shooting. The Daily Press and The Virginian-Pilot obtained the footage from the court clerk's office and are publishing it for the first time.
Warning: This video shows a shooting. Viewer discretion is advised.
Warning: This video shows a shooting, viewer discretion is advised.
Olivis, 31, said he was talking with students while walking down the crowded hallway that morning when he heard "some sort of pop" — which he said sounded like multiple textbooks dropping at once.
Students immediately began to scatter, the video shows, but Olivis darted toward the commotion.
"I ran towards it because that's what I do," he said. "I don't waste a second because seconds are dangerous … Anything can happen."
Deputy Newport News Commonwealth's Attorney Travis White described the video to a judge before submitting it into evidence. White and a law enforcement source with knowledge of the investigation have watched the video and explained the events captured on camera to a reporter. They also identified Taylor in the footage, which the FBI combined from multiple cameras.
The video, which does not include sound, begins with dozens of students in the crowded hallway, between classes and lunch periods. About 10 seconds in, a fight breaks out and one student punches another.
Prosecutors said the 17-year-old student punched Taylor in the face. The footage shows two teens tussling under some stairs, and one of them — identified as Taylor — falling backward onto the floor.
Olivis, who identified himself in the video and described his actions, is seen running into the frame. He grabs a student by the waist and pulls him toward the corridor. He said that was the 17-year-old, a student the teacher knew.
Video shows the shooter turning toward the 17-year-old on the floor — with the teacher also in the line of fire — and fires several shots.
Court documents say Taylor drew a handgun from his waistband and began shooting, though the action is difficult to see on the video because a set of stairs partially blocks the camera's view.
Olivis and the 17-year-old stumble and fall to the floor in the middle of the corridor as they flee, the footage shows. The shooter then runs out from under the stairwell with his gun pointed outward.
The shooter turns toward the 17-year-old on the floor — with the teacher also in the line of fire — and fires several shots. The shooter then runs down the hall in the other direction at the video's 22-second mark, turning and pointing the gun one last time.
Olivis estimated "seven or eight" shots were fired. The video shows several dozen students scattering and fleeing the crowded corridor.
"We thought the shooter might still be active," Olivis said. "We didn't know where he was. The shooter might have gone in any direction."
One bullet struck the 17-year-old boy behind his left ear, lodging in his lower left jaw, a police affidavit said. He was also shot in the finger and in the left leg, with the bullet lodged in his buttocks. A 17-year-old girl who wasn't involved in the altercation was shot in the lower leg as she ran down the hallway, court documents said. Both students have since recovered from their wounds.
[ Related coverage: Two 17-year-olds — a boy and a girl — shot at Heritage High in Newport News; suspect in custody ]
The video then shifts to other viewpoints inside the school, showing a person wearing a dark colored hoodie and white face mask running through hallways and eventually exiting the school. A law enforcement source identified him as Taylor. At one point in the video, Taylor drops something on the ground and stops to pick it up. The law enforcement source said that was the handgun used in the shooting.
A 15-year-old then-Heritage High School student, identified by prosecutors as Jacari Taylor, runs out of the school on Sept. 20 after prosecutors said he shot two students following an altercation. (Heritage High School surveillance footage)
As Taylor fled the school, he tossed the gun in a trashcan near a door adjacent to the school gym, court documents say.
The last part of the footage shows hundreds of students fleeing the high school into an adjacent ballfield.
After the shooting, Olivis saw the 17-year-old girl — one of his former students — bleeding from her calf. He said he carried her out of the school, laying her down near a tree and taking his shirt off to staunch the bleeding.
The 17-year-old boy — also a former student — seemed ready to pass out, the teacher said. The boy was able to get partially on his feet, but Olivis said he carried him across the field to an ambulance on Marshall Avenue because the entryway for emergency vehicles was blocked.
"He was saying, 'Mr. O, I don't want to die,'" Olivis said.
Taylor, who is being charged as an adult, pleaded guilty April 29 to two counts of malicious wounding and several gun charges. He faces up to 65 years in prison when he's sentenced Aug. 5.
Reflecting on the incident last week, Olivis — a married father of three — said he's most "angry and hurt emotionally" because of the impact on his students. He takes solace in the fact that no one was killed, but he's saddened the school's peace was violated.
"When you think about the psyche of a child who doesn't cause any problems, they're just trying to get an education," he said. "Just going to school and looking forward to different things that America promises. And to experience something like that — so tragic — in a place that's so sacred and safe in your mind, it's a complete and utter violation of sanctity and safety."
Heritage High School teacher David Olivis is photographed Wednesday afternoon May 4, 2022. Olivis assisted victims during the Heritage High School shooting September 20, 2021. (Jonathon Gruenke/Daily Press)
Olivis — who strikes a commanding presence — is known as "Coach O" or "Mr. O" to students at Heritage. He's been boxing since he was 8 and owns a boxing franchise in Chesapeake.
"There's no greater icebreaker with the teenagers than to show them a video of you knocking someone out," he quipped.
Though Olivis normally carries a weapon while out of school, he said, he wasn't carrying that day because guns are banned from schools under law. "Being that close to a gunfight without having my firearm was the most naked I've ever felt," he said.
He grew up mostly in Southeast Newport News but graduated from Churchland High School in Portsmouth before earning a political science degree from Norfolk State University. He worked in the entertainment industry before going into teaching a few years ago. He landed the job at Heritage in 2019, teaching government and world history.
Olivis also volunteers as a lunch monitor in between classes, eating with the students to foster a relationship and make sure they behave.
"Those are my babies," he said of Heritage students. "That's how I look at them. They're big and they stink and they're teenagers, but they are my babies and I'll do anything for them. I'd die for them. I love these kids."
Peter Dujardin, 757-247-4749, pdujardin@dailypress.com


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150 Years of the Tube
British Pathé celebrates 150 years of the Tube.
London Underground, known colloquially as "the Tube", is the oldest subway system in the world. Since the first service was launched 150 years ago, on 10th January 1863, it has carried an unbelievable number of passengers (now over 1 billion a year!) beneath the streets of The Big Smoke. By the time British Pathé was producing newsreels in the 1910s, there were already a number of different lines, which probably explains why so little footage of the Underground features in the archive until the Second World War, when its use as air raid shelters presumably made it newsworthy again. Indeed, prior to 1939, British Pathé often seemed more interested in the subways of other countries than in its own.
Eros is dismantled during the construction of the Piccadilly tube stations in 1925. Click the still to view the film.
Tube travel in 1946. Click the still to view "new" carriages contrasted with the old ones.
British Pathé was mainly concerned with new construction. As early as 1925 the company released a newsreel on the removal of the statue of Eros necessitated by the building of a new Piccadilly station and the next year the creation of the world's largest tube line – from Edgware to Hendon – also earned newsreel coverage (view it here). Following the war, Transport Minister Alfred Barnes could be seen in a newsreel from 1946 opening a 4-mile extension of the Underground to Stratford (which would prove vital for the 2012 Summer Olympics). The work cost £3.5 million, employing 2000 – "sizeable figures for 9 minutes travel". In the film, we get glimpses of tube journeys in the 1940s, including some nice interior shots of the carriages. The next year, Barnes opened another extension in Essex on the Central Line and in the film documenting it, the cameras travel through the new stations from Wanstead to Gants Hill.
In the 1950s and 60s, there were interesting innovations in tube travel, with new trains, "travolators" and automatic ticket barriers. But the development which caught British Pathé's attention the most was the building of the Victoria Line. The "first pictures" of this were released in 1964, construction reached the half-way mark in 1965, and new tube trains were given a test run in 1968. The first stage was opened later that year, before work on stage 2 commenced.
The Victoria Line under construction during the 1960s. Click the still to view a film celebrating the work reaching the half-way point.
The Queen at the controls of the new automated tube trains that travel on the Victoria Line. Click the still to view the film.
The opening ceremony for Stage 3 of the Victoria Line involved the Queen not only operating the vehicle from the driver's cabin but taking her second-ever journey in a tube carriage. The newsreel, "Queen Opens New Victoria Line (1969)", can be viewed here.
The Queen rides in a tube carriage during the opening ceremony of the Victoria Line's stage 3 in 1969. Click the still to view the film.
A look at "Fluffies" who clean the Tube at night (1944). Click the still to view the film.
Aside from construction work, British Pathé was preoccupied with the work of cleaning and maintaining the tunnels and stations. In 1944, we took an "exclusive" look at women war workers, known as "fluffies" or "fluffers", who cleaned the Underground every night. An interesting reveal is the extraordinary amount of fluff created by people's clothing during just one day. Other features on tube cleaners followed, such as on the "Rubber Man" Leonard Ware, who was responsible for erasing graffiti (the cinemagazine names "the moustache" as the most common form of it). We don't know what was cut from this clip, but the graffiti certainly seems rather mild – and it's all in pencil! If only Tube staff today were so lucky. You can see the light-hearted 1947 film here. There are also films from 1949 and 1950 documenting cleaning work after hours.
British Pathé always liked to show things it believed to be unknown or unusual, so as well as "fluffies", the company had a look at less mundane uses for the Tube. These included the Post Office's own underground railway, the telephone exchange within an unused Tube tunnel and, of course, as air raid shelters during the Blitz.
Aldwych Station is used as an air raid shelter during the Blitz. Click the still to view the film.
"From now on that man can do his worst. London's tube railways are safe." Watertight doors are added to tube tunnels to protect them from air raids in 1939. Click the still to view the film.
British Pathé also documented some of the tragedies which occurred on London Underground during its long history. In 1939, a terrorist attack forced two damaged stations, Leicester Square and Tottenham Court Road, to be shut temporarily. Only two days after the maiden service on the Stratford extension discussed above, two people were killed when a train collided with a second, thankfully empty, carriage. Any footage of the aftermath is currently missing, but the newsreel announcing the incident is here. 1953 saw another tube crash near Stratford in which 8 adults and 1 child were killed, with 49 others injured. The newsreel shows the damaged interiors of the carriages, as well as rescue workers bringing out the dead. Luckily, the fire on the unfinished Victoria Line in 1966 claimed no lives. And while the British Pathé footage ends with the Victoria Line in 1969, apart from a few silent clips from the 1970s, an episode of A Day That Shook The World documents the horrific events of the July 2005 London bombings. An interesting look at safety on the Underground is provided by a film from 1955 showing new recruits in training, which involved miniature railways and mock-ups of various safety devices.
Finally, British Pathé's extensive collection of strike footage also includes the 1962 Tube Strike, which made people realise "how London depends on the Underground".
And indeed it does. This 150th anniversary is one worth celebrating.
For British Pathé's collection of clips on London Underground, click here.
Author British PathéPosted on 7 January 2013 20 March 2013 Categories Headlines, History, Technology, Travel, WarTags 150, 1863, Anniversary, British Pathe, January, Lines, London, Metro, Railway, Stations, TFL, Trains, Tube, UndergroundLeave a comment on 150 Years of the Tube
There is a Luxurious Cinema Attached to this Train! (PATHE GAZETTE EXTRAVAGANZA)
Who knew there used to be cinema carriages on trains? Or "saloons" as they were called…
Today we came across this exciting poster on the National Archives' Flickr stream which reads – "There is a Comfortable & Luxurious Cinema Attached to this Train" – "Special Programme Compiled Exclusively For This Train by PATHE GAZETTE", Commencing Monday, May 16th, 1938.
The poster is for an LNER train, which is the London North Eastern Railway service, so trains going from Kings Cross to places like Edinburgh. We can just picture the classy and demure travellers as they relaxed in the "Pathé L.N.E.R. Saloon", the countryside silently sliding past them as they tucked into a feast of the latest British Pathé reels.
The films shown on the train were actually issued only 7 days before the scheduled event, so it was pretty hot off the press. It's interesting to see that Ireland is quite well covered, and also that boxing appears to be the most highly-sought sport.
The train's cinema carriage wasn't free – it cost 1 shilling – so it would have been a bit of a treat, but think about it – people didn't have televisions in the 1930s and they had to go to a cinema house to see moving footage. We love that the poster tells customers that the Pathé saloon is non-inflammable too! Of course earlier newsreels were made out of nitrate, and almost everybody smoked, so you can understand the concern.
ANYWAY. We were delighted to see that the poster then lists each reel that would feature in the screening. Using the date as a guide and searching the titles in the British Pathé film archive we've managed to find 32 out of 34 of the items on the trains bill, and we've put online links to each below so that you can pick and view the ones that interest you, or perhaps even re-live the experience and watch them all!
Their Majesties In Lanarkshire
New Berth For Bananas
Hitler In Italy
Training For Royal Tournament
French Liner Ablaze At Le Havre
Rugby League Cup Final At Wembley
Demonstration of Kay Autogyro at Southampton
Ninety-Four Year Old Mrs. Anne Budd Takes Her First Flight
New German Ambassador in London
John Tussaud Celebrates His 80th Birthday
Fire Brigade Chief Retires
Boxing At Theatre Royal Dublin
Mille Miglia Car Race
US Thoroughbreds Prepare For Match Race
First President Of Eire
Blessing The Lambs in Italy
Dublin Spring Show
King Tours RAF Stations (Mute)
New Defence Balloons
Markham Pit Disaster
Italians Goosestep For Hitler
Boys Boxing Comedy
Plane Safety
Cineviews In Brief No.73
The Emotion Machine
Al And Bob Harvey Famous Radio And Variety Stars
"Order To View" – Cannot Find
Model House – Cannot Find
Troy Town
Ted Andrews Canadian Singer And The Girl Friend
London In The Provinces
Novelties – Cannot Find
Suzette Tarri – Character Comedienne
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Author British PathéPosted on 8 September 2011 9 September 2011 Categories Arts/Entertainment, History, Lifestyle/Leisure, TravelTags Cinema History, Cinezine, Edinburgh, Gazette, History, Kings Cross, LNER, Newsreel, Pathe News, Royalty, Shilling, Silver Screen, Television, Trains, Transport, Upper Class1 Comment on There is a Luxurious Cinema Attached to this Train! (PATHE GAZETTE EXTRAVAGANZA)

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Magic Kingdom – Touring Plans, Rope Drop, Wait Times, and FastPass+ Priority
September 21, 2018 ~ 11 minutes read13 Comments
9/21/18 Update: A major update to the map, touring plans, etc.
The information below is available in an easily printable PDF here. Consider downloading it to your smart device for easy referencing.
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General Touring Philosophy: With 60+ attractions, Magic Kingdom is best toured over two or more days. The best plans compartmentalize the park by visiting two or three Lands each day. Visit the character and attraction priorities in one Land before moving on to the next. Have lunch and then head back to the same Lands visiting the "anytime attractions." This minimizes both waiting and walking. One-day touring will require more walking. You can still accomplish a lot by touring intelligently, but some attractions will need to be skipped.
Characters: Home to about 40 characters at any given time, the princesses are typically high priorities, whether it means meeting them early in the morning or with FastPass+ to avoid long waits. Check the My Disney Experience app or https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/entertainment/magic-kingdom/ for times and locations.
Rope Drop: With a 9am open, Disney lets guests enter the park around 7:45am. Most of Main Street is open, including Guest Relations, stroller/ECV rental, most stores, and Starbucks. Guests are held in the Hub area in front of Cinderella Castle with ropes blocking access to the other Lands. At 8:55am, a 4-minute opening show featuring Mickey Mouse welcomes guests and then the ropes are dropped and guests are free to visit the attraction of their choice. For Seven Dwarfs Mine Train, arrive no later than 8:15am and position yourself on the walkway to the right of Cinderella Castle heading towards Mad Tea Party. Get as close to the rope as possible. For Peter Pan's Flight or Princess Fairytale Hall, position yourself in front of the Castle at the rope leading up through the Castle. For other attractions, there is much less of a rush and you can enjoy the Welcome Show front and center in the Hub. On morning extra magic hour days, the Welcome Show still starts five minutes before regular park open. For regular 8am opens, guests are allowed inside Magic Kingdom at 7:45am with the Welcome Show at 7:55am. Arrive by 7:20am for Mine Train or 7:40am for other attractions.
FastPass+ Priority:
Peter Pan's Flight
Splash Mountain (when high temperatures are 80+ degrees)
Meet Mickey at Town Square Theater
Big Thunder Mountain Railroad
Meet Cinderella and a Visiting Princess
Meet Rapunzel and a Visiting Princess
Enchanted Tales with Belle
Meet Ariel at Ariel's Grotto
Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin
Tomorrowland Speedway
Splash Mountain (when high temperatures are less than 80 degrees)
Meet Tinker Bell at Town Square Theater
it's a small world
Dumbo the Flying Elephant
The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
Magic Carpets of Aladdin
Under the Sea ~ Journey of the Little Mermaid
Mad Tea Party
Monsters Inc. Laugh Floor
There are far more FastPass+ opportunities at Magic Kingdom than any of the other theme parks, making the decision on which to pick difficult. Consider picking three high priority attractions in a Land that you don't plan to visit until the afternoon or evening. For example, if you plan to start your day with Jungle Cruise, Pirates of the Caribbean, Big Thunder Mountain, and Splash Mountain, then you may want to use FastPass+ in the afternoon in Fantasyland at Peter Pan's Flight, Enchanted Tales with Belle, and Mine Train or in Tomorrowland at Space Mountain, Tomorrowland Speedway, and Buzz Lightyear.
FastPass+ Kiosks:
Adventureland: Jungle Cruise's old FASTPASS machines to the left of the entrance
Adventureland: Breezeway to the right of Diamond Horseshoe across from Swiss Treehouse
Fantasyland: To the right of Mickey's PhilharMagic
Tomorrowland: To the left of the Stitch's Great Escape entrance
Two-Day Morning Plan Day 1:
Use FastPass+ at The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh (9:30am-10:30am), Seven Dwarfs Mine Train (11:45am-12:45pm), and Enchanted Tales with Belle (12:45pm-1:45pm)
Ride Space Mountain: 9am – 9:20am
Ride Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin: 9:25am – 9:35am
Ride Tomorrowland Speedway (if desired): 9:40am – 10am
Ride The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh with FastPass+: 10:05am – 10:20am
Ride The Barnstormer: 10:25am – 10:40am
Ride Dumbo: 10:42am – 11:05am
Ride Journey of the Little Mermaid: 11:10am – 11:30am
Ride Seven Dwarfs Mine Train with FP+: 11:35am – 11:50am
Have lunch: Be Our Guest and Pinocchio Village Haus are closest: 12pm – 12:45pm
Visit Enchanted Tales with Belle with FP+: 12:50pm – 1:30pm
Select a nearby 4th FastPass+ via the phone app or the kiosk near Mickey's PhilharMagic.
Visit Mickey's PhilharMagic, Prince Regal Carrousel, and 4th FP+ attraction: 1:35pm – 2:35pm
Find spots for Festival of Fantasy and watch parade: 2:40pm – 3:15pm
Use additional FastPass+, shop, grab snacks, or look around.
Afternoon and Evening: Consider an afternoon break or visit the anytime attractions in Fantasyland and Tomorrowland like Mickey's PhilharMagic, Prince Regal Carrousel, Monsters Inc. Laugh Floor, Tomorrowland PeopleMover, and Carousel of Progress. Blend these with additional FastPass+ selections as they become available. Visit priority attractions in the two hours prior to park close when standby wait times are shorter than the afternoon, ending with a high priority ride like Seven Dwarfs Mine Train or Peter Pan's Flight right before close.
Additional Afternoon FastPass+ Availability: Unlike the other parks, Magic Kingdom has plenty of FP+ enabled attractions and ten or more will still have availability around 2pm. Schedule a priority attraction with limited availability for after a break or schedule several lower priority experiences back to back if you plan to stay in the park. Continue refreshing the app checking for other people's canceled FastPass+ selections as they will become available for anyone else to book.
Use FastPass+ at Peter Pan's Flight (10am-11am), Jungle Cruise (11am-12pm), and Pirates of the Caribbean (12pm-1pm)
Ride Big Thunder Mountain Railroad: 9am – 9:15am
Ride Splash Mountain: 9:18am – 9:45am
Ride Haunted Mansion: 9:55am – 10:15am
Ride it's a small world: 10:17am – 10:40am
Ride Peter Pan's Flight with FastPass+: 10:42am – 11am
Ride Jungle Cruise with FastPass+: 11:10am – 11:30am
Have lunch. Tortuga Tavern, Pecos Bill, and Skipper Canteen are closest. Columbia Harbour House, Liberty Tree Tavern, and Casey's Corner are relatively close: 11:30am – 12:30pm
Ride Pirates of the Caribbean with FastPass+: 12:30pm – 12:50pm
Check app or Jungle Cruise kiosk for additional FastPass+ selections.
Afternoon and Evening: Consider an afternoon break or visit the anytime attractions like Tom Sawyer Island, Hall of Presidents, Liberty Square Riverboat, Country Bear Jamboree, Enchanted Tiki Room, and Swiss Family Treehouse. Schedule nearby FastPass+ experiences as they become available.
Two-Day Character-Centric Morning Plan Day 1:
Use FastPass+ at Seven Dwarfs Mine Train (11:15am-12:15pm) Enchanted Tales with Belle (1pm-2pm), Rapunzel at Fairytale Hall (2pm-3pm)
Ride Peter Pan's Flight: 9am – 9:15am
Ride The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh: 9:20am – 9:30am
Meet Ariel at Ariel's Grotto: 9:35am – 9:50am
Meet Gaston outside Gaston's Tavern in New Fantasyland: 9:55am – 10:10am
Meet Daisy and Minnie at Pete's Silly Sideshow: 10:15am – 10:30am
Meet Donald and Goofy at Pete's Silly Sideshow: 10:31am – 10:45am
Ride The Barnstormer: 10:47am – 11am
Ride Dumbo the Flying Elephant: 11:03am – 11:30am
Ride Journey of the Little Mermaid: 11:35am – 12pm
Ride Seven Dwarfs Mine Train with FastPass+: 12:05pm – 12:20pm
Have lunch. Pinocchio Village Haus and Be Our Guest are closest: 12:30pm – 1:20pm
Visit Enchanted Tales with Belle with FastPass+: 1:25pm – 2pm
Meet Rapunzel at Princess Fairytale Hall with FastPass+: 2:05pm – 2:20pm
Check the app or Mickey's PhilharMagic FastPass+ kiosk for a 4th FastPass+
Meet Tinker Bell at Town Square: 2:30pm – 2:50pm
Meet Mickey Mouse at Town Square: 2:50pm – 3:20pm
Afternoon and Evening: Consider a lengthy afternoon break in preparation of returning for dinner, some late night rides when waits drop, and the nighttime spectaculars. Alternatively, continue scheduling available FastPass+ experiences and work in anytime attractions while waiting for the return windows to open.
Use FastPass+ for Cinderella at Fairytale Hall (12pm-1pm), Jungle Cruise (1pm-2pm), and Pirates of the Caribbean (2pm-3pm)
Ride Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin: 9am – 9:10am
Ride Space Mountain or Astro Orbiter: 9:15am – 9:35am
Ride Tomorrowland Speedway: 9:40am – 10am
Meet Buzz Lightyear: 10:05am – 10:20am
Meet Stitch: 10:25am – 10:40am
See 11am Mickey's Royal Friendship Faire show in front of the Castle: 10:50am – 11:20am
See Move It! Shake It! Parade in front of the Castle: 11:25am – 12pm
Meet Cinderella at Princess Fairytale Hall with FastPass+: 12:10pm -12:30pm
Have lunch. Be Our Guest, Pinocchio Village Haus, Harbour House are close: 12:30pm – 1:30pm
Ride Jungle Cruise with FastPass+: 1:40pm – 2pm
Ride Pirates of the Caribbean with FastPass+: 2:05pm – 2:30pm
See Festival of Fantasy Parade in Frontierland or Liberty Square: 2:40pm – 3:20pm
Meet Merida, Aladdin/Jasmine, or other skipped characters.
4th FastPass+ selection: Haunted Mansion or it's a small world would be best.
Afternoon and Evening: Consider an afternoon break or visit the anytime attractions like Tom Sawyer Island, Hall of Presidents, Liberty Square Riverboat, Country Bear Jamboree, Enchanted Tiki Room, and Swiss Family Treehouse. Visit it's a small world, Haunted Mansion, Big Thunder Mountain, Splash Mountain, and any other skipped attractions as late in the evening as possible or with FP+. Check the Times Guide or app for missed characters and visit them in the last hour they're scheduled to appear.
1-Day Plan
Use FastPass+ at Seven Dwarfs Mine Train (11am-12pm), Big Thunder Mountain (12:15pm-1:15pm), Splash Mountain (1:15pm-2:15pm)
Ride Space Mountain: 9:35am – 9:55am
Ride Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin: 10am – 10:15am
Ride Dumbo: 10:37am – 11am
Ride Under the Sea ~ Journey of the Little Mermaid: 11:05am – 11:30am
Ride Seven Dwarfs Mine Train with FastPass+: 11:35am – 11:55am
Have lunch. Be Our Guest and Pinocchio Village Haus are close: 12pm – 12:45pm
Ride Big Thunder Mountain with FastPass+: 1pm – 1:20pm
Ride Splash Mountain with FastPass+: 1:22pm – 2pm
Afternoon and Evening: Continually check the phone app for FastPass+ availability for the best Jungle Cruise, Haunted Mansion, Pirates of the Caribbean, and it's a small world return times throughout the day, in addition to whatever other FastPass+ enabled attractions that you would like to experience. Mix in nearby anytime attractions in between FastPass+ windows. Save other priorities for the end of the night.
Late Arrival and Nighttime Crowds: Crowds only diminish most nights after 9pm as families invariably leave early with small children. The later it gets, the lower wait times will be, particularly if close is 11pm or later. Use FastPass+ when you arrive when wait times are longest. Visit the green anytime attractions until two to three hours before close. Then move on to the yellow attractions like Buzz Lightyear and Big Thunder Mountain and finish the night with the highest priority attractions like Peter Pan's Flight, Mine Train, and Space Mountain.
The Festival of Fantasy Parade is usually scheduled at 3pm and runs from Frontierland to the left of Splash Mountain, through Liberty Square, and then through Main Street, exiting in between the Firehouse and Emporium. The best/lowest crowd viewing locations are in Frontierland in the Pecos Bill area through Liberty Square in front of Hall of Presidents. For Main Street viewing, see the show in front of The Confectionery or Town Square Theater where crowds are thinner. The Parade may be scheduled at 2pm during the fall months. If that happens, modify the touring plans above by finding spots for Festival of Fantasy one hour earlier and move the attractions visited between 2pm and 3pm to between 3pm and 4pm.
The Move It, Shake, It, Dance and Play It Parade is usually scheduled three times daily and runs from Main Street in between the Firehouse and Emporium up to Cinderella Castle, where it stops for about 20 minutes, before returning the same way that it came. Arriving more than five minutes before it steps off is not necessary. Meet the parade on Main Street and follow it to Cinderella Castle or wait at the Castle for it to arrive.
Mickey's Royal Friendship Faire is usually scheduled five times per day at the stage in front of Cinderella Castle. Try to arrive ten to fifteen minutes before one of the shows. Earlier shows are typically less crowded. Consider watching from the very back of the area near the statue of Walt and Mickey as it's elevated and easier to see over the heads of people standing closer to the stage.
Main Street Electrical Parade: As of October 10, 2016, the Electrical Parade is no longer performed.
Happily Ever After: This fireworks and projection show replaced Wishes on May 12, 2017. Fortunately, it actually increases the amount of pyro, in addition to adding impactful projections on Cinderella Castle. The best place to see it is on Main Street between Casey's Corner and the Partners statue in the center of the Hub. Arrive 30-45 minutes before the show begins.
Once Upon A Time: This is a projection show visible on the front of Cinderella Castle that usually begins 45 minutes after the fireworks. See it either from the same spot as the fireworks or a little closer to the Castle for the best views.
Late Minute Rides and Exit: Consider getting in line for Seven Dwarfs Mine Train, Peter Pan's Flight, or another high priority attraction with a few minutes until close. Disney will let guests ride any operating attraction as long as they get in line at least a minute before close, even if the posted wait is long. Main Street stores will remain open for about an hour after park close. Linger a bit while others exit in front of you. The Express Monorail is the fastest way to the Transportation and Ticket Center (parking lot) unless the line is significantly backed up. The ferry is often a more comfortable ride with more room to spread out, particularly up the stairs on the second level.
Wait Times By Crowd Level
Mickey's Party Day:
Low Crowds:
Moderate Crowds:
Heavy Crowds:
Last modified: September 21, 2018 Filed Under: Blog, Magic Kingdom, Magic Kingdom Theme Park Touring
Moe says
Josh, would you update this touring plan later this year with some of the changes this summer?
Deepika says
How does moving Anna and Elsa to Epcot effect the wait times for MK attractions? I notice Anna and Elsa at Princess Hall is still included on your wait times chart and I wonder if the wait times have changed significantly since Anna and Elsa moved to Epcot? Thank you for being awesome. Your information is very helpful.
Wondering if this plan still works for 2017? My family is set to take our first Disney world trip in May.
Mick says
Finally visiting again this year after being away since 2013. I now see on Tuesday's in MK they offer Disney Early Morning Magic–Fantasyland, how does that addition of people affect my Fantasyland touring start? How many people do they allow into this feature? Thank you.
Cheapblackdad says
Your doing God's work.
Tina Q says
Oops–I think you mean the Festival of Fantasy parade usually starts at 3pm, not 2pm. Thanks for updating this, Josh!
You are just the best.
Thank you so much for the update!
Any suggestions on touring at the MNSSHP? First time for us and we are going end of October. I've heard the character lines are crazy long and being the end of the month it will be crazy busy, but with the low crowds overall do you expect the party nights to be as busy as past years?
This will be a suicide mission for sure with three kids under the age of 9. I hope Disney will have special adult brews to get us through the night.
ThoroughbredofSin says
Josh, awesome, like always. As a heads up, the PDF isn't quite right. The first page is a MK map, but the rest is Hollywood Studios. I would probably pay $1000 just to leave if I found that I showed up at MK with HS info.
I've been trying to find the best timeframe to get to Magic Kingdom for rope drop, monorail from the parking lot vs. busses from our resort. I've seen that we want to get to the park by around 7:30 but if monorail and busses don't run until 30 minutes before park opening at 9:00, how can we get there so early?
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Normaly the browser that is embedded in the webBrowser control should have opened the map, but all I am seeing is the message for the unsupported browser!

I found a solution here, but either way I cannot understand it. Is there a way to define which web browser will be used by the webBrowser control?
If also anybody is boring to death and want to explain me that solution it would be greatly appreciated!

A: i am not sure if the article you posted refers to the same problem you have but i can explain what it says. The article exposes that the WebBrowser is using an olver version of IE to render the webpage and therefore it causes the error.
The solution given is to go into the windows registry, which you can do if you hit the Windows + R keys on your machine, opening a Run command and then typing in: regedit
This will open the windows registry Editor and in here you will see 4 groups of items, you will need to navigate to the one described on the article which is
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So first open the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE key, that will display further options, look for the SOFTWARE key now, this will display further options so continue this process untill you reach the last node FeatureControl and here look for the node called FEATURE_BROWSER_EMULATION.
If you do not find the Wow6432Node it means your PC is 32 bits in which case you would only have to modify this in HKEY LOCAL MACHINE > SOFTWARE > MICROSOFT > INTERNET EXPLORER > MAIN > FEATURE CONTROL > FEATURE_BROWSER_EMULATION
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import org.qi4j.api.injection.scope.Structure;
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                {
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            {
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We are transformers of energies, and the way we do it will determine how we live our lives. Our everyday life will depend on the quality, as well as the quantity of energy we posses. Quantity as well as quality is determined by the way we receive and digest impressions. At the same time the way we receive impression depend on how our centers have been educated or trained.
Continuous education means that we must reeducate our bodies mind and feelings to receive impression in a more healthy way.
We have become habitual in all three centers and our behavior and reactions are usually predetermined by our upbringing and education. If we are able to replace bad habits with good ones then we will be able to improve the quality and quantity of our life, thus by increasing the energy levels we will digest impressions and feed the higher parts of our being.
Energy can not be created or destroyed, it can only be transformed. For us humans, energy is usually wasted through the wrong work of centers and it is imperative to learn not to waste our energy.
By understanding energies we will understand ourselves.
By learning about the control of energies we can do things that are very difficult to do just by wanting to do them, or "trying" to do them, or by feeling that we "ought" to do them. Self-control by attempting to change and regulate behavior is very much more cumbersome and ineffective. For example, if we find in ourselves some negative form of behavior, some anger or distress that is serving for nothing, then the thing to realize is how to cut off the supply of energy that is keeping it going. Inhibition in the world of function only serves to produce the now very famous "repression" with all sorts of unwished for consequences. Or we may wish to perform a certain task which requires us to be in a particular state. We have to learn to generate the energy that that state needs; otherwise, we have to wait about until it "happens." Gurdjieff has a lot to say about this from practical experience in Life Is Real Only Then When "I Am." Such work can only be safely attempted when our "I" has taken its rightful place in us and is no longer usurped by egoism.
There is no experiment that we can devise which would reveal energies to us directly. They are altogether out of reach by the senses and any kind of observation. But this does not entirely mean that they are altogether outside of experience. In the Sufi terminology, the world of energies is called the alami arvah. Arvah is the plural of the word ruh, which, like the Hebrew word roh, means "spirit." But when people discovered that there were powers working in the world and called these spirits, they were really discovering the same thing that science was to discover through its study of material changes and which it calls "energies." We can therefore correctly translate alam-i arvah as the "world of energies." What this term signifies was discovered a long time Ago: that there is something invisible behind all that we are able to see which let acts in the visible world.
We can say that everything that exists in the universe is as it is in order that various qualities of energy can be stored and the various energy transformations that make up the cosmic economy can take place. This is fairly easy to see in the mechanical world. We know how it is possible to convert chemical energy into heat, heat into motion, motion into electrical energy, and so on, as in a power station. The way we live depends more and more on such transformations, and only a small part of our energy needs is supplied through metabolizing the foods we eat, as the animals produce their energy. This has made us peculiarly dependent upon the external world, as we are always having to borrow energy from it. We should realize that the energies of life are transformed just as the lower energies are. There are specific energies connected with the physiological functions of all living creatures, endowing them with the peculiar qualities characteristic of life. All of these are constantly being transformed. There are also energies connected with our psychological functions which undergo transformation; and there are even higher energies than these which must be transformed. Everything, from rocks and stones and soil, up through plants, invertebrates , and vertebrates, up to man and beyond him, has a role to play in the cosmic process of energy transformation.


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Hawaii is the northern most island group in Polynesia, occupying an archipelago in the Pacific Ocean. Hawaii is the only US state made up entirely of islands. Its pristine beaches, stunning scenery, and consistently pleasant weather has long put Hawaii on the map as a hugely popular holiday destination.
The entire region comprises of eight major islands and is famous for its hike worthy sculpted hills, fascinating coral reefs, fiery volcanoes and world class surf. Out of these eight islands, only six are open to tourism with each island featuring its own distinct personality and weather patterns.
Throughout the year Hawaii enjoys a warm tropical climate and is the only other US state, apart from Arizona, not to observe daylight savings.
The moment you step out of the plane, you will feel soft, humid winds no matter what time of the year you visit, offering a beautiful climate for visitors and locals alike.
Due to Trade Winds, originating from the East, Hawaii's temperature and humidity aren't as extreme as most tropical countries. This makes the region far more welcoming for those that are sensitive to extreme weather conditions.
Generally, Hawaii has only two seasons. The dry season is usually between May to October. The rainy season then occurs from October through to the following April. However, the weather can be very different between each island. If it is sunny in Honolulu, it's can be raining in Manoa Valley and vice versa.
Thanks to the position of the islands in the Pacific Ocean, rain does tends to hit the north and east sides of the islands, especially in the more elevated regions. This ensures the south and west sides receive fewer rainy days and have a much drier atmosphere.
The wettest months of the year are usually between November and March and can be subject to some flooding. However rainfall is usually very localised. This means that even if it is raining where you are, it is usually possible to move around the island and find some sunshine.
However, between June and November, there are times when the trade winds will stop and the wind direction will change. This can bring the threat of hurricanes to the islands. While there hasn't been a major hurricane in Hawaii for over 14 years, tropical cyclones can cause significant damage when they do arrive. It is therefore always wise to check the weather forecast before travelling, especially during this period.
Hawaii has also been prone to other natural disasters. In October 2004, a flash flood occurred in Manoa Valley soaking the grounds of the University of Hawaii. And in March 2006, major flash floods occurred after more than 30 days of non-stop rain. However, such events have been very scarce over recent years and should not deter travellers from visiting.
The sea is generally warm in Hawaii and very comfortable to swim in throughout the year. Though there is always a significant risk for anyone choosing to swim during hurricanes or very heavy rain. On average, sea water temperatures only ever fall to approximately 24°C in the cooler months, and can rise to an average of 27°C at the warmest times of the year.
The Hawaiian waters also boast legendary huge waves during its colder months when the Pacific storms drive ocean swells towards the islands. This makes Hawaii the perfect destination for surfers and extreme sport aficionados from all over the world.
Across the islands, Hawaii is renowned for its natural beauty. However, the higher you climb, the cooler the temperature gets. On mountains such as Kokee or Haleakala, a change in temperature can usually be felt with every 1000ft. This means it is possible to enjoy snow on the highest mountains, even when the temperature at sea level is nice and warm.
From May to October, temperatures are consistently dry and humid across Hawaii, especially on the southern side of the most popular island of Oahu in areas such as Honolulu and Waikiki.
Traditionally, those that want to enjoy the dry season without the peak summer sun will visit between April and May or September and October. However, for those that want to feel the peak summer heat, the highest levels of sun can be enjoyed between July, August and September.
As the region is located near the equator, sun exposure can be very high, especially during the dry season. Sunscreen is therefore advised, especially for those new to the island or to the strength of the tropical sun. However, the Trade Winds are especially prevalent during the summer months, ensuring there is usually a cool breeze to keep even the peak summer temperatures more comfortable.
During the dry season, Hawaii receives an average of more than 10 hours of sunshine every day offering average high temperatures reaching up to 29°C. And, as the name suggests, the dry season also experiences significantly less rain than the rest of the year.
Though there may be some drizzle in some area of Hawaii on most of the days during every month, this is usually limited to the highlands and the forest areas, with most of the rain falling at night. This typically leaves the beaches and lower areas, especially on the south and the west side of the islands, warm and dry all day long.
Though the wet season between November and April is also known as Hawaii's winter months, the drop in temperature is nothing to write home about.
On average, the temperature will only fall a few degrees when compared with the peak summer months. And even that is felt more at night time than during the day. This means that sunscreen and suitable sun protection are required in Hawaii all year round.
In the coldest month of the year, January, average daily temperatures still reach 23°C, with peak temperatures of 26°C. However this change in climate is just enough to influence the tidal patterns in the region, offering some of the best swells that can be found anywhere in the world.
For those that wish to see snow in Hawaii, it is possible to enjoy a significant covering on the highest mountains of Kea and Mauna Loa located on the Big Island during some of the winter months. Therefore it is wise to check the calculated averages, especially for those wishing to climb the major peaks.
Rain can become significant during the wet months, with November usually experiencing the most significant precipitation throughout the year. However, with most of the rain falling on the North and Easterly parts of the islands, there is still plenty of opportunity to enjoy some winter sun.
For those that want to enjoy a consistently beautiful climate in a luscious and exotic landscape, Hawaii is a beautiful place to go at any time of the year.


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Lisa Dombrovskij, Jacob Boon
NL AIC AI For Business and Government Courseware
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AI For Business and Government is a standard for all professionals.
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This can be best be achieved by participating in an AI For Business training course.
This course is aimed at generic professionals working in business or government who do not necessarily have much experience with AI, or data or IT in general. However, they do want to understand what AI is, how it can benefit or affect their business environment and how they can leverage this to their advantage.
Topics covered include the benefits of AI applications, data management for AI, building and assessing an AI application, ethics, risks and reliability, and organizational success factors for enabling humans and machines to work together.
'Where does Data Management end and AI application begin?'
The subjects covered are enumerated below, and are addressed in the course from a management perspective:
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6. Ethics and trustworthiness
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8. The future of AI
This certificate was established by the Netherlands AI Coalition (NL AIC) as a standard for professionals who want to use Artificial Intelligence (AI) in their work environment and managers who need to decide on the general application and/or use of AI. A professional will learn what AI could mean for an organization and how to organize, implement and execute it. As a result, the exam is very application-oriented.
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A way to do so: CRISP-DM (130) 77
Key tools (142) 83
Evaluating and assessing AI applications (147) 86
Organizing your AI project team (150) 87
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An overview of different responsibilities (166) 95
Ethics, Risks and Trustworthiness (179) 102
Ethical dilemmas and limitations of AI (182) 103
Societal concerns and objections to the use of AI (185) 105
EU ethical guidelines for trustworthy AI (187) 106
Importance of transparency and explainable AI (192) 108
Human and Machine Coexistence (194) 109
Different levels of AI (197) 111
Collaboration between humans and AI (203) 114
Key competencies of working with AI (207) 116
The Future Developments of AI (210) 117
General direction of where AI might go (213) 119
Examples of the future of AI (214) 119
Practice exams info 124
Syllabus 125
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So, what do you think are the funniest moments of the Pokemon games/anime/manga/whatever?
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Being a coach is an extremely important position in sports. There are many different styles and methods of coaching. While it is important to set a style and method that is comfortable for you, it is equally important to consider the comfort level of your team. This is imperative if you coach children. Children must be encouraged to win, but there are many more important aspects of the soccer game that should be considered with this particular age group. This includes working together as a team, and having fun while participating in sporting events. Here, you will learn how to coach a fun soccer training session.
The first thing that you can do to coach a fun soccer training session is to ensure that you make it fun. With children as your team, it is important to create games and activities that all the team members can participate in. Try to avoid engaging in drills and similar things that mean that the children must stand in line and wait their turn. This is a great time waster when it comes to the development of your players, and can make the soccer training session extremely boring for the children.
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