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Project Future: The Inside Story Behind the Creation of Disney World by Chad Denver Emerson

We're not going until August for our honeymoon. I just wanted to say congrats and have a blast! We can't wait!

Great photos everybody. If anybody is looking for a new creative challenge during their next trip to Disney, Scott Kelby's Photoshop blog has an article today specifically about Disney World photography. He even shows examples of photos from Disney World that most people would never guess came...

Better?

"A net full of Jello" Read it somewhat quickly. It sounds close to Annette Funicello.

It appears that the paver had a pressurized gas cylinder aboard. The loud hissing and flames is actually a safety mechanism designed to prevent a BLEVE (boiling liquid expanding vapor explosion). A BLEVE is a major explosion of a tank that sends shrapnel and hot, burning gases flying every...

Actually, the needle is off the picture and appears to be WAY past 40. Although I can't tell where it might be pointing, I'm guessing closer to 90. The line on 40 cuts through the whole thermometer and is not part of the needle. I liked the pics, they were a very original perspective of the...

What about "Steady as She Goes" by the Raconteurs (sp?)?

As Nut4Disney mentioned, Innoventions has a section where you can do a quick mini-ride on a Segway. When I was there in May, there was no line. I sat through the intro and was the first to ride. It was pretty cool. What else is taught in the first hour of the tour? I would think the basics...

Hey everybody. After going to Disney World twice in less than a year and loving every minute of it, I have dreamt of getting a job there. I am looking for work in the IT field, which is my current expertise. I have created a profile on the WDW Careers site, but I was wondering if there's a...

I doubt it would work because of the way the glasses are designed. They are intended to trick the brain into processing two separate images and combining them together. In other words, your left eye doesn't see what your right eye sees. When the two images are combined by your brain, it...