The Machinery Behind The Magic At Walt Disney World

2017, Volume 134, No. 3 In Every Issue 2 Feedback 3 Letter from the Editor 4 The Mix Kim Masi Wheeler runs the machinery behind the magic at Walt Disney World. Get Kim’s pro park tips plus the insider scoop on a groundbreaking new attraction. On the rebound from cancer and ESPN’s company-wide shakeup, veteran sports journalist Shelley Smith focuses on the future. Chocolate for breakfast? If the Victorians did it, so can you. 37 Through the Keyhole Iva Pawling’s Richer Poorer brand makes socks and intimates that are anything but basic. 41 Make a Note 42 In Brief 44 Key Achievements 46 In Memoriam 48 Remix Features Skin Deep By rachel levin 18How the ancient ingredients in Nyakio Kamoche Grieco’s new skin care line uncover the secrets of†¦show more content†¦In the years since her death, I have struggled to find a meaningful way to honor her memory. In my work abroad, I learned of a school that was in desperate need of a library. I made it my missi on to found the Erika A. 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