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Date Posted: Friday, November 06, 07:32:18%E intergalactic
Author: squiddy
Subject: A Good idea
In reply to: at the Charles Williams School 's message, "something big" on Wednesday, November 04, 11:19:35%E intergalactic

An indoor soccer facility.

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[> [> Re: A Good idea -- lol, Friday, November 06, 07:49:34%E intergalactic [1]

It isn't long enough for soccer. Maybe volleyball?

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Re: A Good idea -- fantasy games cost more than time, Friday, November 06, 02:16:46%E intergalactic [1]

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ORLANDO, Fla. - One person was killed and at least seven were critically wounded in a shooting inside a downtown Orlando high-rise building Friday morning, authorities said. The suspect was described as on the loose and extremely dangerous.

The shooting began about 11 a.m. ET in the eighth-floor offices of an architecture firm in the Gateway Center at 1000 Legion Place near Lake Ivanhoe.

All of the victims were taken to Orlando Regional Medical Center.

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Police and fire officials said that one person was dead and that seven were in critical condition with gunshot wounds. An eighth person, who was not shot, was in stable condition because of what authorities described as a “cardiac event.”

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Police identified the suspect as Jason Rodriguez, 40, a former employee of an architecture firm in the building where the shooting took place.
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Police Sgt. Barbara Jones identified the suspect as Jason Rodriguez, 40, a former employee in the building who she said was believed to be at large and armed. Rodriguez was believed to be wearing a light-blue polo shirt and blue jeans and driving a silver 2002 Nissan sport-utility vehicle with Florida plates D119UX, authorities said.

Mike Bernos, a spokesman for the architecture company, Reynolds, Smith and Hills, told NBC News that Rodriguez worked for the company until June 2007, when he was terminated for what he said was a “performance issue.”

About 50 employees work in the offices of the company, which specializes in school buildings.

Michael Droege, district chief for the Orlando Fire Department, told WESH that an unknown number of people were still in the building and could be injured. He said the SWAT team was still trying to pull people out of the building.

Some occupants were reported to have barricaded themselves in an office for protection.

SWAT officers were going floor by floor to secure the building, officials said.

Gateway Center is a 16-story office building that was built in 1999.

Interstate 4 eastbound was shut down while police converged on the area. Nearby Edgewater High School and Lake Highland Prep School were locked down.

Florida Gov. Charlie Crist canceled the remaining events on his schedule and was headed to Orlando, according to his office.

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