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By Michael - August 27th, 2008 Being a history-oriented Disney obsessive means that occasionally, from time to time, you find yourself immersed in activities both arcane and inexplicable to the general population. Sometimes you have to invent names for these pastimes; for this post I’m voting for “berm analysis.”
When Walt Disney Productions announced in 1978 that it would proceed with […]
By Michael - April 8th, 2008 Fear not, poor neglected readers – I haven’t forgotten about you. But grant renewal season is a busy season and apparently cuts into one’s important research (i.e. Peoplemovers, Handwiches, and Herbie Goes Bananas). To tide you over, here’s an awesome picture:
Ironically, many of my old plans for Wand removal evoked similar images…
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By Michael - April 1st, 2008 Yes folks, I’m back. I apologize to the small but valued handful of “regulars” here for taking a powder without notice, but c’est la vie. A too-short holiday in the mountains, a backlog of “real” work, some downtime as my web host moved its servers, March Madness (go Heels!) and the general azalea-blooming weather lately […]
By Michael - January 27th, 2008 While I continue to futz around working on some story ideas, the tubed interwebs thankfully continue to produce stories of interest and worthy of linkage. Here are a few for your late-weekend perusal.
First, I’m glad to report that EPCOT Central seems to be up and blogging again. These folks are die-hard EPCOT traditionalists like […]
By Michael - January 23rd, 2008 It’s been a while since I’ve done one of these, so there’s been a pileup of Disney detritus in my links folder. Now that I find myself bereft of anything that I’m bothered to write about, it’s time to share some of the actually interesting things that other writers are blogging about.
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The Progress City Primer
 From the Progress City archives comes this collection of 33 tall tales and true from Disney history. Available in paperback, hardback, and ebook formats.
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