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You think he will have that much influence on WDW? It seems like he is going to put 2D animation back into the game. I'm not saying your wrong about him being an agent of change, I just don't know (or understand) how he will change WDW. Am I missing something?:shrug:

hmmm.... hope for the 2D. Nice find. Perhaps his theory on management will spill over to the appropriate areas.

^Same here... did you link us to the right article?

For your enjoyment- (although it's a bit old) http://www.businessweek.com/bwdaily/dnflash/content/feb2009/db2009026_267694.htm

First- A Midsummer Night's Dream Second- A fantastic beer from Bell's Brewery Good catch!

*wishes there was a finger gun smiley* Gotcha!

Sorry about all that. My wife set me straight shortly after I posted. The news you share does coincide with what other posters have mentioned too. That sucks for those workers who get laid off. Any guess what the "something else" could be?

I agree. I guess time will tell. I wonder what firm would have such a huge responsibility like the OP mentioned. Perhaps the patient was embellishing their story to make it seem greater.

I know nothing. :lookaroun :D

*comes to reality* How could I miss that? :lol:

Okay... I retract my statement. Just out of curiosity I asked the wife and she said as long as no name was mentioned nothing is wrong. I apologize for any inconvenience. Yet, I still think the info is questionable.

While I agree with you about HIPPA, the patients right to privacy regarding where they work, the nature of their business, and conversation between them and their doctor still could be a violation. Just saying. Speaking from experience as the husband of a doctor. Regardless of the statement...

Not trying to be mean, but don't you think this violating your patients rights?

Khan is not amused by this confusing mess.

Thank you for clarifying things for me. I do like to hold the possibility that some investors might want to buy out other people to fulfill my Arrested Development/ Disney fantasy.

Actually, Oberon was the king of the elves.... and it's also a mighty tasty beer from Bells Brewery. :D

When a company has funds to buy back shares, it typically signals growth across the board. The phrase, "you have to spend money to make money comes to mind". I didn't mean to allude to new attractions if you took it that way. All I meant was I forsee some much needed attention coming to the...

well.... "In October 2005, Bob Iger replaced Eisner at Disney, and Iger quickly worked to patch up relations with Jobs and Pixar. On January 24, 2006, Jobs and Iger announced that Disney had agreed to purchase Pixar in an all-stock transaction worth $7.4 billion. Once the deal closed, Jobs...

It depends. My father is a sharehold in Disney and wants to hold on to his shares with an iron fist. Disney as a company has a lot to look forward too. They could be using the buy back of shares as a tactic to get rid of some larger shareholders who could be restraining the company. This...

NP! I enjoy adding to this forum. I'm a long time fan! It has a lot to do with WDW in many ways. I will agree that on a park level, not much will change that hasn't already been mentioned. However it eludes to a bright light on the horizon and the potential for some more attention in the...