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I had a Horizons SOP Study Guide which said what would be announced in the event of a bomb threat and inclement weather....I think that it ordered all guests to follow CM's into buildings (for the weather part) and for all guests to kindly proceed to the nearest exit of the park (for the...

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I dunno if this was mentioned yet, but you can mod an XBox much more than a PS2...

Elementary school standard battery tests are created by other companies, such as McGraw Hill (i think), CAT, and whatnot. I think they're reused on a yearly basis..so there's not as much controversy over it all. Some updated news from some people: The college board had administered this...

Yes....and no. While the College Board publishes actual past SAT's, they only release them every so often, at least with a 3-4 year delay, and even then, only one to three tests out of the eight times a year the SAT is offered. While some questions are recycled, none of the entire sections are...

Get this folks, if you haven't heard already..... A fellow classmate had brought in a copy of an SAT created by the College Board/ETS (the people who write them) given to her by her sat prep organization to prepare for the actual test given on March 27th, 2004.....problem is....the entierty...

Fountain of Nations or Fantasia Gardens

According to a friend who worked the ride in the early 90's, there IS a computerized control system, just not in the conventional manner. There are "stop plates" (this isn't the correct terminology, but I think it conveys the point) located in sets of three, which are used to slow the vehicles...

Well, you're not just standing in an elevator. The "elevator" is actually more of a small room where you're seated and strapped in with a safety belt. Also, each drop lasts less than 3 seconds, i believe. Hope this helps! Ian

The initial upwards ascent lift is a completely different shaft from the big drop shaft.

I concur, regardless of the attraction. All rides built after the early 80's have RCC's. It's damn near impossible to have one without one. I have some friends that used to work the GMR. I'll ask 'em. Ian

That's not nesecraily true for this....chances are, disney won't detract from the quality of the queue experiance when the ride goes down. Worklights go on under extreme conditions, not just a 101. This is true for lots of attractions.

No one travels through the center of SE. The core contains the cargo elevator and emergency stairwells. To my knowledge, you go up, sprial to the top, and then descend on a more rapid approach to unload, not through the center. There's a yahoo group that's out there the WDW Modelers Club, or...

The only smell ever used, to my knowledge, was known as "Damp Earth", which used to be prominant in the intitial "holding area" of the diorama. It's just like any other scent used in an attraction, such as Loranges, or the Burning of Rome. Spitting water is nothing new from an animatronic...

The "guidewire" is also located in ToT. Its about an eighth of an inch thick, and communicates with the onboard vehicle computer. Essentially, the thing can be thought of as lining up dog treats in a row and then letting a dog out on one end. The dog will follow the path of treats. On...

I saw them promote Santa Clause 2 and Pepsi in the same ad....albeit, the theater in which I was at was a "pepsi" one.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/4239739/ ...maybe its not so bad?