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    animation, The Alice Comedies, a suitcase, and a WHOLE BUNCH OF CONFIDENCE and headed to Hollywood. Walt’s brother, Roy, was already in California. Roy is always encouraging Walt to follow his dreams. So, Roy helped Walt to start a business. The brothers borrowed $500 to set up shop in their uncle’s garage. Soon after, Walt received the first order of The Alice Comedies from New York. Walt and Roy soon expanded their production and got a Hollywood estate office. With all of Walt…

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    Walt Disney's Legacy

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    Hebert, Raymond and Roy, two of which were never really a part of his life (Hebert and Raymond), and a younger sister named Ruth. After his birth, the Disney’s moved to Marceline, Missouri to a farm, where they spent most of Walt’s childhood. This is also where he developed an early love and talent for sketching and he often sold those sketches to neighbors. At age ten, Walt’s father moved the family again, but this time to Kansas City where he took up a newspaper route and required Roy and…

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    The self-operating napkin is a famous cartoon that sums up what Rube Goldberg machines are all about: creating a machine(or contraption or invention or device or apparatus) that uses a chain reaction to accomplish a very simple task in a very complicated manner. For example, the self-operating napkin accomplishes the simple task of wiping the chin through this convoluted series of events: lifting a soup spoon (A) pulls a string (B) that jerks a ladle (C) that then throws a cracker (D) past a…

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    Looking back into the 1930’s, there are a variety of events taking place. It was a time of discovery and invention. Everyone, has heard of the great depression that took the United States by storm, men lost their jobs, families had to learn how to survive on very little, but there were other events taking place that were overshadowed by the shear, determination it took to live and survive daily. For instance, the icon of a vacation destination was created on paper, the first Mickey Mouse comic…

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    Walt-Disney started a company specifically geared towards fulfilling children's dreams and imaginations and making them think of a place, where dreams come true and magic and fairytales comes alive, in whatever ways imaginable. He made this possible through his work in movies, cartoons, children's books, storytelling, theme parks, etc. He did all of this in the middle of the Second World War and other problems happening in the world. While giving credit to Walt Disney, whose main priority is to…

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    Walt Disney transformed the world of animation, providing the path for modern animators. He created an empire that began with a mouse and grew into a franchise full of friends and various characters. His ideas changed the world and continue to impact children and adults today. Walter Elias Disney was born on December 5, 1901, in Chicago, Illinois. When he was a young boy, Disney was paid to draw the horse of a retired doctor, beginning his love for the arts. He practiced drawing daily by…

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    preacher of the local Congregational church, of which his parents were devoted members, while his middle name, Elias, came from his father, a carpenter and occasional lay preacher. (Watts, 1997, p. 7) He had three older brothers named Herbert, Ray, and Roy who would be his partner throughout his career and a younger sister named Ruth. His family moved to Marceline, Kansas when Walt was nearly five years old in 1906. HE and his family only lived there for a little over three years, however the…

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    The Pieces of my Italian and Irish Ancestry : Putting Together the Puzzle of a Family There are about 7,372,041,161 people in the puzzle of the universe and they all have a story to tell. You have a story, I have a story, the homeless man that sits in Central Park and feeds the ducks has a story, even your six year old chocolate lab has a story to tell. Whether it is a misfortune, coincidence, or even a miracle. My story began on the sixteenth day of June in the year of 1996, the day I took…

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    My Value In Life

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    . A very inspirational man, known as Walt Disney, once said: “If you can dream it, you can do it.” These are the words that come to mind when I think about my future and my abilities to achieve my goals. However, it was not so easy for me to discover what exactly those goals were. Then, I wrote my personal mission statement. This helped me discover who I am and the person I want to be. There are many things I value in life, such as; my family, my education, encouragement, compassion, kindness…

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    Walt Disney: Impact on America “The only thing predictable about life is its unpredictability.” This quote was spoken by Remy from Ratatouille (Economy), one of Disney’s inspiring movies. Walt Disney is an inspiring figure to many people. He was admired by his coworkers and was recognized for his entrepreneurial ability (Crowley). Walt Disney had a positive impact on the American culture, entertainment, and movie industry. In order to understand how Walt Disney impacted America, one must first…

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