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By Michael - March 18th, 2009 …So says the Orlando Sentinel.
No doubt this means they’ll not rely on the “bad economy” excuse and unfreeze some of those expansion plans that are sitting in deep freeze – right? RIGHT MR. RASULO??
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By Michael - March 11th, 2009 This inaugurates a new series of posts entitled “Oh, Eisner…”, in which I will reproduce for you every single annual letter to Disney company stockholders that former CEO Michael Eisner ever wrote. Why? I have no idea. Because I can?
Actually, these old annual report letters can be pretty entertaining. There are fleeting mentions of […]
By Michael - March 10th, 2009
Have you ever watched a potter at work – from the time he mixes the clay til he removes the finished pot from the kiln?
Have you ever sampled a fine wine in the wooden-casked surroundings of a wine cellar?
And when was the last time you tasted a piece of sourdough bread – […]
By Michael - March 2nd, 2009 The next item in our (seemingly never-endless) list of what I’d like to see taken care of this year at WDW? Survey says…
#7 – Finish the Animal Kingdom! The image that launched a thousand blog posts – the original conceptual rendering for Animal Kingdom
Again, I know. Putting something like this on a list […]
By Michael - March 1st, 2009 In honor of that old Highlights magazine standby, take a look at this lovely rendering of EPCOT’s Italy pavilion and see if you can tell me what’s wrong with this picture:
Do you see it? Have a look at this Imagineering model for the pavilion:
For those of you who haven’t seen it […]
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