Now Discover What The Imagineers Have Hidden Throughout Walt Disney World! – Over 300 Magical Secrets &amp; Stories - With Photos!
"It's hard to teach an old mouse a new trick...but this book provides hours of surprises for the most knowledgeable of Disney fans." - Peter Whitehead - Walt Disney Family Museum
A fun and magical “E ticket” read reveals over 300 secret story elements which the Disney Imagineers have purposely hidden throughout the Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Disney’s Hollywood Studios and Disney’s Animal Kingdom. Featuring never-before-published stories and the only leading book of its kind with photos…
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<li>The story of how one lucky guest was called upon by Disney to help create an attraction - Published here for the very first time</li>
<li>The message being sent in the telegraph scene of Spaceship Earth – Revealed for the very first time</li>
<li>Where you can find over 100 Hidden Mickeys in one place</li>
<li>The ominous warning 99% of guests miss at the entrance to the Haunted Mansion</li>
<li> The never-before-published story behind the Imagineers’ tribute to A.C. Dietz in Frontierland</li>
<li> How you can gain V.I.P. access to the wheelhouse of the Liberty Square Riverboat and pilot the ship, blow the whistle and ring the bell</li>
<li>Why you should never walk down the middle of the street in Liberty Square</li>
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And many, many more. Not just facts or trivia, but instead over 300 fun secrets and stores all arranged as a fun tour through the parks. Now discover the magic behind the magic at Walt Disney World, and then be sure to check out the companion book: The Secrets &amp; Stories of Disneyland. Learn more at www.Disney-Secrets.com!

The Hidden Secrets & Stories of Walt Disney World: With Never-Before-Published Stories & Photos

Travel

Fox, Mike

Specialty Travel

Mike Fox Publications

Now Discover What The Imagineers Have Hidden In Disneyland!Featuring never-before-published stories and photos, with special articles by such Disney notables as Michael Broggie, (son of “First Imagineer” Roger Broggie) Haunted Mansion expert Jeff Baham, Carolwood Pacific Historical Society President Michael Campbell, Disneyland Railroad Historian Steve DeGaetano and Disney Historian Jim Korkis, this fun “E” ticket read reveals the magical secrets the Imagineers have hidden throughout Disneyland...The amazing 6-page story of how Walt came to acquire the “Capitol of Disneyland” – Published here for the very first timeThe 6-page story behind the creation of the builder's plates of the E.P. Ripley and C.K. Holliday steam enginesThe 5-page story of how a guest recognized an error with the Disneyland telegraph…and fixed it!The first-ever published connection between the Mutoscopes of Main Street, U.S.A. and a young Walt DisneyThe 5-page story of why Walt never built Disneyland's International Street and Liberty StreetHow to ride in your own special seat for two up front with the Disneyland Railroad EngineersCountless large high-quality photos, many of which are of Disneyland items and views rarely seen by guestsAmazing secrets you won’t find in any other books, web sites or articles And many, many more! All arranged as a fun tour through the park, complete with photos. Now discover the magic behind the magic at Disneyland!

The Imagineers' Secrets of Disneyland

From the archives of Britain's first grandmaster comes a fascinating and entertaining collection of games, articles, annotations, and reviews. This is the book Tony Miles would have written had he not died so prematurely in 2001, compiled by three of his close friends, and it contains all of his most famous wins, some of his losses, and some hitherto unpublished games from his earlier years. Among the gems that will intrigue chess lovers: a full run-through of the famous match against Karpov with the St. George's opening 1 e4 a6, as well as a much less well-known victory over the then-world champion from a television tournament. Almost all of the games have commentary by Tony, in his own inimitable style. As well as being a great player, Tony Miles's notes prove that he was one of the funniest writers on the game.

Tony Miles: 'It's Only Me': England's First Chess Grandmaster

Humor & Entertainment

Lawton, Geoff

Hunt, Malcolm

Puzzles & Games

Batsford

Finally a practical, down to earth comprehensive guide for Christian and non-religious married couples alike!   Authors and Pastors Mike and Trisha Fox, Certified Marriage Coaches realistically deal with the daily battles in the hearts and lives of marriages across the states. Whether Christian or non-religious, Mike and Trisha Fox passionately help propel you to have a healthy and close relationship.   Dealing with subjects such as "Learning effective communication," "Understanding the differences between men and woman", "How church and leadership can affect your marriage," "Healthy and unhealthy marriages," "Marriage Myths, builders and killers," and so much more!

Marriage for Today: A Practical Guide for Couples

Self-Help

Fox, Trisha

Relationships

BookSurge Publishing

The Mike Fox Story: NASA Test Subject

There is a saying in the Space exploration business that we stand on the shoulders of giants. Mike Fox was one of those giants. During the Gemini and Apollo programs when tests to be performed were too dangerous or too great a risk for the Astronauts, Mike would be the first to volunteer. He was a test subject in every space suit before it flew in space. Mike touched so many lives at the Johnson Space Center that we will never know the magnitude of the positive impact he made and his contribution to exploration of Space. He dedicated his life to his country from his service in the Korean War and the Vietnam War as a combat medic, to his 36 years at NASA. Mike was truly part of the greatest generation. In the end it was his exposure to Agent Orange that caused the closure of Mike's extraordinary life. 
--Ronald Lee, Office of Emergency Management, NASA Johnson Space Center\nMike Fox's wonderful, dry sense of humor and his fearless love of adventure were famous among the astronauts, but my strongest memory of Mike was his tireless obsession to train as many of our JSC folks as possible to perform CPR. He lobbied long, hard and successfully to have AED defibrillators installed in every building at JSC, and to have an adequate number of people certified to use them. He trained countless JSC employees, and all the astronauts, to perform CPR, and that training saved lives on several occasions. When my first grandchildren were born, he volunteered on the weekend to train my entire family on proper resuscitation techniques for newborn babies. Mike's concern for others made him a wonderful role model for everyone. 
--Michael Coats, former astronaut and Director, NASA Johnson Space Center, 2005 to 2012

Biographies & Memoirs

Fox, Pamela Buckley

Professionals & Academics

Mill City Press, Inc.

There is a saying in the Space exploration business that we stand on the shoulders of giants. Mike Fox was one of those giants. During the Gemini and Apollo programs when tests to be performed were too dangerous or too great a risk for the Astronauts, Mike would be the first to volunteer. He was a test subject in every space suit before it flew in space. Mike touched so many lives at the Johnson Space Center that we will never know the magnitude of the positive impact he made and his contribution to exploration of Space. He dedicated his life to his country from his service in the Korean War and the Vietnam War as a combat medic, to his 36 years at NASA. Mike was truly part of the greatest generation. In the end it was his exposure to Agent Orange that caused the closure of Mike's extraordinary life.  --Ronald Lee, Office of Emergency Management, NASA Johnson Space Center Mike Fox's wonderful, dry sense of humor and his fearless love of adventure were famous among the astronauts, but my strongest memory of Mike was his tireless obsession to train as many of our JSC folks as possible to perform CPR. He lobbied long, hard and successfully to have AED defibrillators installed in every building at JSC, and to have an adequate number of people certified to use them. He trained countless JSC employees, and all the astronauts, to perform CPR, and that training saved lives on several occasions. When my first grandchildren were born, he volunteered on the weekend to train my entire family on proper resuscitation techniques for newborn babies. Mike's concern for others made him a wonderful role model for everyone.  --Michael Coats, former astronaut and Director, NASA Johnson Space Center, 2005 to 2012

This story is an adventure experienced by Mike and his disabled wife, Sylvia. Sylvia, who has Parkinson’s disease, made the journey with the aid of a wheelchair across North America for four weeks in September and October 2016. They reacquainted themselves with old friends and made new ones. They experienced a succession of interesting and, in some cases, amusing encounters, along with one instance that verged on the miraculous. 
Mike and Sylvia encountered an interesting array of facts, figures, and opinions from a wide stratum of North American society, and Mike comments on a few of his own personal reflections on the people and places he came across. They explored major cities and rural communities, including an Amish community in Indiana, and areas of pristine wilderness. They also took a cruise to Alaska, traveled on the Rocky Mountaineer Express train, and visited the Niagara Falls and the Quebec World Heritage Site.

Travelling by Road, Rail, Sea, Air (and Wheelchair) in North America

Canada

AuthorHouseUK

Mike Fox is a semi-retired British civil servant with a passion for travelling, reading, anything that moves on railway lines, and badminton (which he continues to play badly). He is married to Sylvia, who has a passion for dogs and music. They have two adult sons, Nathan and David, who fled the nest many years ago, and Katy, a loveable but naughty border collie who thinks she's in charge (and probably is). Mike's travel genre also has an emphasis on travelling for the disabled, largely because his wife, Sylvia, who usually travels with him, has Parkinson's disease and gets around mostly with the aid of a wheelchair. Mike loves encountering new situations, people and cultures, and observing the world around him. He has been particularly inspired by travel writers such as Paul Theroux and Bill Bryson, sharing something of the former's love of trains and the la er's sense of humour - plus the fact that both of these writers get past mere description of the places they visit and share their profound perceptions of their travel experiences and their encounters along the way, some which he finds humorous, some poignant, all of them fascinating.

THE WHEELCHAIR GOES EAST Hong Kong, Macau and Mainland China: May 2018

Asia

Go to Publish

Footnote #4: A Literary Journal of History

Literature & Fiction

Allen, Arthur

Bellinger, DeMisty D.

Pelky, Rebecca

McDonald, Kindra

Sippl, Roger

Goluboff, Benjamin

Bassen, L. Shapley

Ezra, Linnet

Literary

Alternating Current

This story is an adventure experienced by Mike and his disabled wife, Sylvia. Sylvia, who has Parkinson's disease, made the journey with the aid of a wheelchair across North America for four weeks in September and October 2016. They reacquainted themselves with old friends and made new ones. They experienced a succession of interesting and, in some cases, amusing encounters, along with one instance that verged on the miraculous. Mike and Sylvia encountered an interesting array of facts, figures, and opinions from a wide stratum of North American society, and Mike comments on a few of his own personal reflections on the people and places he came across. They explored major cities and rural communities, including an Amish community in Indiana, and areas of pristine wilderness. They also took a cruise to Alaska, traveled on the Rocky Mountaineer Express train, and visited the Niagara Falls and the Quebec World Heritage Site.

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