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Posts tagged "Indiana State Fair Stage Collapse"

Sugarland's Lawyers Blame the Injured – IN State Fair Collapse

Posted by Jim - February 25, 2012 - Disasters and Accidents, That's Corrupt!

Just like the remainder of this story, this isn't going to end well. So, the legal people for the band Sugarland have made some pretty sensational comments regarding claims made by the some of the people injured or killed in the collapse that took place at the Indiana State Fair during the summer of 2011. [...]

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Indiana State Fair Collapse Report Blames Mid-America and IATSE?

Posted by Jim - February 8, 2012 - Concert Production, Disasters and Accidents, Industrial, Industry News, Legal Light

Update 11:53am:  audio of the news conference releasing the IOSHA report that happened Wednesday, February 8, 2012.  heads up, it's a direct link to the .WMA file the State released. I'm a bit at odds with how to write this article because it is news, after all. Governor Daniels and his people from the State departments [...]

Read More Indiana OSHA, Indiana State Fair Stage Collapse, IOSHA, penalties, politics, safety

$300,000 to Indiana State Fair Stage Collapse Victims

Posted by Jim - December 12, 2011 - Concert Production, Disasters and Accidents, Industrial, Industry News, Policy and Legislation, Political HooHaa

Yeah, it's not any easier to see. Did you know that by law in the State of Indiana, the State cannot pay out more than five million dollars for one single tragedy, and it can pay no single victim more than $700,000?!  Ah, legislation.  If you can't solve a problem, screw the constituents and remove the State [...]

Read More collapse, disaster, IATSE, Indiana State Fair, Indiana State Fair Stage Collapse, Kenneth J. Allen, Sugarland

$35,000 Per Life, and A Search Warrant for IATSE #30 – Indiana State Fair Stage Collapse Update

Posted by Jim - October 20, 2011 - Concert Production, Disasters and Accidents, Festivals

So, it's been a little while since we've had to see the images of the Indiana State Fair collapse during the Sugarland show on the grandstand. I want everybody to see some of these images again, I think the only way to freshly get it in your head is to see what happened. First this [...]

Read More accidents, disasters, IATSE, IATSE local 30, Indiana, Indiana State Fair Stage Collapse, weather

Indiana State Fair Stage Collapse Claims A Seventh Victim

Posted by Jim - August 22, 2011 - Disasters and Accidents, In Memoriam

I want to make sure that no one ever forgets these two images: Unfortunately, this horrible accident has claimed its seventh life, and now Meagan Toothman's family is donating her organs, perhaps later today.  Here's another image not to forget: Rest in peace, Meagan.  Thanks for donating your organs so that others may improve their [...]

Read More accidents, disasters, Governor Mitch Daniels, Indiana, Indiana OSHA, Indiana State Fair Stage Collapse, stage collapse

Indiana State Fair Collapse Update – 6th Death Reported

Posted by Jim - August 19, 2011 - Concert Production, Disasters and Accidents

A sixth person has been reported as dying from injuries sustained at the Sugarland concert at the Indiana State Fair this last week.  From the AP Wire: INDIANAPOLIS (AP) – Family members say a 22-year-old college student is the sixth person to die from injuries suffered when a stage collapsed at the Indiana State Fair [...]

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Indiana State Fair Stage Collapse – The Score is Still FIVE DEAD.

Posted by Jim - August 18, 2011 - Disasters and Accidents, That's Corrupt!

Folks, there are two images in all of the last year I will remember.  This one: and this one: These two images go above all politics, all speculation about who was wrong, who was right, and who was there or not there.  Mother Nature whipped our collective industry butts on this one, regardless of who [...]

Read More dead, disaster, Homeland Security, Indiana, Indiana State Fair Stage Collapse, Nathan Byrd, OSHA, stage collapse

Help A Killed and An Injured Brother in the Indiana State Fair Stage Collapse #hoosierstatecollapse PLEASE RT

Posted by Jim - August 17, 2011 - Disasters and Accidents, In Memoriam, JimOnLight.com

UPDATE:  I have received information on how to make donations to Nate Byrd's family.  Send donations to: IATSE LOCAL 30 ATTN:NATHAN BYRD FAMILY (you MUST SPECIFY) 1407 EAST RIVERSIDE DRIVE INDIANAPOLIS, IN 46202-2037 Right now we have a task to do for our fallen brother's family in Indiana, everybody.  Nathan Byrd was up in the truss [...]

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Indiana Homeland Security Says Outdoor Stages are Not Structures – More on the Indiana State Fair Collapse

Posted by Jim - August 16, 2011 - Disasters and Accidents, That's Corrupt!

In the ongoing and expected to be long-winded and ongoing investigation of the Indiana State Fair Stage Collapse, the Indy Star has put out another article.  This one has some interesting information in it about how Indiana Homeland Security feels about temporary outdoor stages.  From the article at the Indy Star: Under Indiana Administrative Code, [...]

Read More accidents, incidents, Indiana Department of Homeland Security, Indiana Department of Labor, Indiana OSHA, Indiana State Fair, Indiana State Fair Stage Collapse

Sorry Governor Daniels, We're In the Business of Keeping Our Fans Safe – Indiana State Fair Collapse Continues

Posted by Jim - August 16, 2011 - Disasters and Accidents, That's Corrupt!

Don't forget this image, people: Don't forget this one, either: I'm overwhelmed with the awesome response that was given to the article from yesterday about the disaster at the Indiana State Fair at the Sugarland show.  I've got my hands in as many places as I can right now to keep on top of this [...]

Read More accidents, disaster, IATSE local 30, Indiana State Fair, Indiana State Fair Stage Collapse, Nathan Byrd, stage collapse, Sugarland, truss collapse, weather
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