Hey, all I know is it got me into Magic Kingdom quicker on my last trip when they were testing.

For years, Walt Disney World has been reading the shape of visitors' fingers on its property. Now, the upgraded controversial finger scanning machines scan fingerprint information.

Ran across this via a podcast this morning...very nice WAP interface...just need to get some folks using it and updating the data.

PocketDisney

Where are all those adorable little rascals?

In case you haven't picked up a magazine or watched TV in the past year, here is the latest scoop on former Disney stars. Let's hope the current group of Mouse House talent picks up a few lessons from their elders.

Disney speaks out about Pluto controversy... The planets may be out of alignment, but Disney is sticking by Pluto.

"Although we think it's Dopey that Pluto has been downgraded to a dwarf planet, which has made some people Grumpy and others just Sleepy, we are not Bashful in saying we would be Happy if Disney's Pluto would join us as an eighth dwarf. We think this is just what the Doc ordered and is nothing to Sneeze at."

Job takes more than pixie dust

I don't think I'm exaggerating when I say that Meg Crofton has accepted the toughest job in town.

May not be a done deal on ABC Radio.

The original deal comprised stock, valued at the time at about $1.3 billion, and $1.4 billion in cash. But if its shares remain low, it would trigger a clause in the agreement that guaranteed a bigger payout to Disney if Citadel's stock declined significantly, the report said.

Two white rhinos took their first steps on African soil Thursday, officials said, after being flown into the country from a Disney theme park in Florida to boost stocks.

Anyone read the book The Kingdom Keepers? Had heard a quick review on a podcast somewhere so picked it up today for my daughter. She's been on a reading frenzy over summer vacation and I'm sure a Magic Kingdom adventure will keep her attention.

Ran across this little iPass battle unfolding.

As CEOs go, Ken Denman is a marked man.

Roy E. Disney - nephew of the late Walt Disney - wants him fired.

Denman, 48, lives in suburban Denver and is a former US West executive. He now runs iPass Inc., a San Jose, Calif.- based company that provides secure Internet connections for businesses.

So, if the same thing happened in Atlanta would the paper report that it happened "only 447 miles from Disney"? Is the Disney name just used to sell papers?

Osceola County investigators have a murder mystery on their hands. A man walked into the Hess Gas Station on Vineland Road in Kissimmee. He announced he'd been stabbed, collapsed, and died.

The victim has not been identified. He left a trail of blood when he staggered into the Hess Station. It happened in broad daylight at 1:45 Monday afternoon. The gas station is located just two and a half miles from Disney.