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 over the Central Florida Tourism Oversight District. Deadline reports a major update that would prove lucrative for Orlando, Florida, as Disney under Bob Iger has filed a new development agreement that would see the Disney Experiences division expanding. The $17 billion investment in the state of Florida which will  hire over 10,000 new parks employees in  stanley cup the state  for over  the next 10 to 20 years,  with a fifth park on the ta stanley website ble. Yes, a whole new Disney World theme park to join the current four in the state, and likely to compete with Universal Studios upcoming Epic Universe opening.     The report details the proposed agreements minimum spend through Disney:  In furtherance of its plans to make significant capital investment in the Project during the term of this Agreement, Disney agrees to make at least an initial capital i stanley cup nvestment of $8 billion dollars within the first ten  10  years of the term of the Agreement, consisting of capital investment in existing infrastructure, new construction and technology investment.  It mentions the  minimum development  of five parks in Orlandos tourism hub, which already features four. It also notes that Disney has the option to  convert hotel/motel land use entitlements to up to an additional 225,000 gross square feet of office uses within the District Jurisdictional Properties.  But before all this becomes official, it still has to be voted on by parties involved, including the Central Florida Tourism Oversight District. This new d Irie Researchers Stuck Cameras on U.S. Navy Dolphins, and the Footage Is Bizarre
 shrunk found an unlikely ally this week: folks who study dinosaurs. On Dec. 4, hours after Trump announced his decision to  stanley kaffeebecher shrink Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante national monuments by 1.1 m stanley website illion and 800,000 acres, respectively, the Society for Vertebrate Paleontology announced it would be suing to block the cuts. While others are fighting Trumps decision because of their cultural connection to the sites, or because they believe in keeping public lands, well, public, paleontologists are motivated by the priceless knowledge embedded in southern Utahs ruddy rock formations.     For those studying certain chapters of Earths geolo stanley quencher gic past, the fossil beds scattered across Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante are unparalleled. In fact, fossils are a big part of the reason the monuments were designated in the first place.  Both Grant Staircase and Bears Ears are national monuments where paleontology is important,  Society of Vertebrate Paleontology president P. David Polly told Earther.  Theyre unusually fossiliferous, [and they capture] unusual parts of Earths history.  Grand Staircase-Escalante has a long history of scientific discovery. It began attracting the attention of the paleontological community in the late 80s and early 90s, when聽it was found to contain rare mammal fossils from the start of the late Cretaceous, filling an important gap in the evolutionary record. The discovery of these fossils helped justify the lands designation as a 1.86 million-acre monum