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...words, exterminate the brutes. For many Colombians, tired of the kidnappings and violence, it was a seductive message. "We only do the things they do," he explained, referring to the equally barbaric tactics of the guerrillas. Occasionally he was wistful; he said he dreamed of taking his kids to Disneyworld. Years later, I heard that Casta?o had changed, that he wanted to disarm his mercenary brigades and maybe enter politics. But like Kurtz, he'd gone too far into the heart of darkness. And his older brother Vicente was already there, waiting...
It’s a near-future vision of bored, invincible humans living in Disneyworld, and it was the first book released under the “copyleft” Creative Commons license—in addition to selling the book in stores, he offered the entire text for free on his website, allowing any non-profit use or manipulation...
...Before coming to Harvard in the fall of 2001, Brown spent a year first studying engineering on scholarship at the University of Chile and then working as Winnie the Pooh at Disneyworld...
...Disney was most evident in 1993, when Eisner's pay package of $203 million (almost all of it gains from stock options) was equal to 68 percent of the company's profits. When the Mouse was a growth stock, such pay was like the price of admission to Disneyworld - expensive, but at least you got some thrills out of the investment...
...business is brisk. Attendance at fixed-site amusement parks has been rising steadily from 253 million in 1990 to 317 million in 2000; despite some reported economic slowdown-related softness at long-distance attractions like Disneyworld, the average park does its business with folks who travel less than 150 miles to get there, and is doing just fine...