Went to see Meet the Robinsons in Disney Digital 3D tonight. WOW! That was a brilliant use of 3D and a great story line. Kids loved it and by the time the final quotation came up from Ucle Walt, wife was sobbing (happy sobbing). Really well done, folks...

Ok, here's my entry into the contest for a dreamjob as a pirate

whoops...posted the link to the long one...here's the corrected entry on youtube

Hey...just posted my audition video for the careerbuilder/disney dream job contest over on youtube. Vote for me

Just got back from a family weekend at WDW reinvigerated and wanting to work for them more than ever. On top of that, my family was selected as Epcot's Family of the Day Saturday and had a blast. Hey, Disney Professional Recruiting....call me back....

Ok, so a little late...but had a wonderful experience at a custom Disney Institute class in December put on for some of our leadership team. Hard work is ahead of us to put some of those learnings to work at our company now.

Box office success with Pirates of the Caribbean 2 and bigger audiences for its hit ABC television shows such as Grey's Anatomy helped Disney double its fourth-quarter net income.

The media group also laid the foundations for a bigger digital push next year.

I suddenly find myself working on a group at my current company attempting to benchmark Disney for operations innovation and industrial engineering. Working with Disney Institute to develop some training now...

Walt Disney (DIS) <a href=http://www.thestreet.com/_googlen/newsanalysis/mediaentertainment/10321250.html?cm_ven=GOOGLEN&cm_cat=FREE&cm_ite=NA>said after Thursday's closing bell that its fourth-quarter earnings more than doubled on strength from its film business, media networks and theme parks. </a><p>
The media giant said it earned $782 million, or 36 cents a share, for the quarter ended Sept. 30, up from the $379 million, or 19 cents a share, last year.

Don't know how this will float with my fry lovin' kids

NEW YORK (AP) -- Entertainment company Walt Disney Co. and fast-food chain operator McDonald's Corp., two major marketers to children, this week said they would begin implementing healthier options for children's meals, the latest developments in the fight against childhood obesity.