Saturday, June 15, 2013 at 12:18PM 
What does it mean to be a truly unique theme park in an otherwise oversaturated market of child-focused entertainment — the challenges of word association, and the enormous marketing potential that lies dormant in the world’s first theme park created for adults.
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Monday, October 1, 2012 at 4:15PM I hope that you don’t think I’m crazy or egoistical when I say this, but in E82’s tiny two-year existence A LOT has transpired, both for myself and for the project but the goal and philosophy of E82 has always remained the same — Influence through Inspiration. And in small way, it’s working! The E82 Overture has been interpreted by designer Stephen Dettling as a multi-media lightshow (that really makes me want to finish the Vista Series)…
And its seems that D23 is even influenced by the Future World Soundtrack Series…
I say (and show) these things not elevate E82, but simply to state the cyclical power of inspiration. Epcot inspires me to create new art from yesterday’s bold visions of tomorrow, which in turn inspires others to create even more great things which inspires me to go on and create new things.
EPCOT Center’s 30th birthday is one of joy and sorrow. Joy over the accomplishments of Imagineer’s that jump-started the 21st Century 18 years before its chronological beginning, and sorrow over absence of those things now lost. The birthday of any living institution is two-fold — a celebration of the past and the excitement of tomorrow. As of this date not much is planned for Epcot’s future, but it’s only a matter of time before all eyes will be on “the ball” as it is still THE park of the greatest potential with an altruistic message that’s a necessity for its World and the world of tomorrow.
Wednesday, June 6, 2012 at 10:01PM 
E82 is I am deeply impacted with the lost of Ray Bradbury today. Ray was the intersection of so many of my interests and endeavors. His prose to Science Fiction, his evolvement with the moralistic world of the Twilight Zone (of which I was an actual resident), his infectiously exuberant friendship with Walt Disney and ultimately his contributions to EPCOT Center are merely a small selection of his accomplishments.
Ray Bradbury was quite simply a beacon for the betterment of mankind. He saw our potential and through his writings worked toward bringing it to reality and we are ALL the better for his existence.
Joshua L Harris | in LEGACY, Spaceship Earth | tagged Walt Disney | Post a Comment | Share Article Wednesday, March 28, 2012 at 2:43PM 
In the realm of Legacy, we examine the financial challenges of maintaining, creating and revitalizing the community of tomorrow while ultimately proposing a radical departure from the current philosophy. From present conditions to the realities of application - the pitfalls of today and the exciting possibilities of a sponsor-free tomorrow.
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Monday, January 30, 2012 at 9:35PM 
He’s back! Our good friend and longtime associate, Professor Ludwig von Drake returns to expound his wisdom and experience. In this lecture, von Drake covers the dual topics of Balance and Tone for the world of Tomorrow.
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About von Drake: For those of you who don’t know of this amazingly insightful and hilarious duck, it might be a good idea to a watch his debut on the first episode of The Wonderful World of Color!
(Skip ahead 8:00 minutes for his introduction.)
