Have A Stupid Question? 2019 Edition

[hlyntunstl]

Can someone please tell me what IP stands for? I get the context from the thread discussing Reflections - A Rehab Spa but have no clue what it actually is? I work in IT and know it’s not internet protocol and also know trying to search for a two letter word is futile. Our guesses are getting more creative so I hope someone can help me out.

See what happens when you don’t check the boards for a couple of months...

[erikthewise]

Originally Posted by hlyntunstl

Can someone please tell me what IP stands for? I get the context from the thread discussing Reflections - A Rehab Spa but have no clue what it actually is? I work in IT and know it’s not internet protocol and also know trying to search for a two letter word is futile. Our guesses are getting more creative so I hope someone can help me out.

See what happens when you don’t check the boards for a couple of months...

IP = "Intellectual Property", i.e. ideas, concepts, writings, diagrams, images, etc that are copyrighted, registered, or otherwise owned.
In addition to the use you mentioned and no doubt others.

[ermindy1133]

Originally Posted by erikthewise

IP = "Intellectual Property", i.e. ideas, concepts, writings, diagrams, images, etc that are copyrighted, registered, or otherwise owned.
In addition to the use you mentioned and no doubt others.

Or it could just be the processes that you put into place and the audits, etc that you built and subsequently erased from your work computer(s) when you changed jobs because you felt it was you “IP” and they could sink or swim just as you did before you created it...

[hlyntunstl]

Originally Posted by erikthewise

IP = "Intellectual Property", i.e. ideas, concepts, writings, diagrams, images, etc that are copyrighted, registered, or otherwise owned.
In addition to the use you mentioned and no doubt others.

Thanks. It was driving us bonkers!!!

Originally Posted by ermindy1133

Or it could just be the processes that you put into place and the audits, etc that you built and subsequently erased from your work computer(s) when you changed jobs because you felt it was you “IP” and they could sink or swim just as you did before you created it...

[bakerworld]

On our cruise in June the DVC rep gave us 3 FPs. Can we choose which trip to use them or do we have to activate them to our next trip?

Personally, I'd rather wait to use them for our November trip when walking around would be more comfortable versus our Labor Day trip - where walking around will be kept to a minimum unless someone knows of a personal AC unit (I'm still trying to recover form June).

[Jedimom3]

DH and I are hoping that on our next trips in Oct, Nov, and beyond, our 2 kids might be able to do a few things without us, while we are elsewhere (Oga's Cantina.…) DD is 15, and DS is 12. Now we are not talking about them catching bus to MK, while we are in HS....more like , y'all ride Swirling saucers, Star Tours, ToT, etc in the same park.
f I 'm reading the age policy, someone under 14 (DS) must be accompanied by someone over 14.
My concern is that DD and DS look VERY young for their ages....VERY. At 15, DD is barely 4'10, and DS is like 4"9.
My question: Does Disney every ask for proof of age, etc, or do they just take someone's word for it??? I can have her bring her school ID if need be. would think her magic band would have some info, but I wasn't sure if CMs are likely to press any issues????

[Adelard of Bath]

Originally Posted by bakerworld

unless someone knows of a personal AC unit (I'm still trying to recover form June).

Sony is working on their "Reon Pocket" which is a device the size of a cell phone that slips into a special pocket between your shoulder blades, you control it with your phone and it cools thermoelectrically, bringing down your core temperature. The plan is to release it in Japan in 2020 in time for the Olympics at a price equivalent to $130, I could for sure see myself as the type of person to buy one...and if it works, putting one on my wife would make Disney trips much more pleasant

I remember being younger and experimenting with taping those blue ice packets to the insides of my wrists, in an attempt to bring down my body's temperature, see I was on the right track.

[Goofygrl]

Originally Posted by Jedimom3

DH and I are hoping that on our next trips in Oct, Nov, and beyond, our 2 kids might be able to do a few things without us, while we are elsewhere (Oga's Cantina.…) DD is 15, and DS is 12. Now we are not talking about them catching bus to MK, while we are in HS....more like , y'all ride Swirling saucers, Star Tours, ToT, etc in the same park.
f I 'm reading the age policy, someone under 14 (DS) must be accompanied by someone over 14.
My concern is that DD and DS look VERY young for their ages....VERY. At 15, DD is barely 4'10, and DS is like 4"9.
My question: Does Disney every ask for proof of age, etc, or do they just take someone's word for it??? I can have her bring her school ID if need be. would think her magic band would have some info, but I wasn't sure if CMs are likely to press any issues????

I don't know the answer to your question on that but they don't want to go to Oga's? I guess I don't really want to go to Oga's again but I'd think they'd like to see it once anyway.

[Jedimom3]

Originally Posted by Goofygrl

I don't know the answer to your question on that but they don't want to go to Oga's? I guess I don't really want to go to Oga's again but I'd think they'd like to see it once anyway.

ha, they will!! Wouldn't leave out our padawans totally. We have a couple of other reservations fr 4 (and 5 if I can get my older DS to join) Just trying to get an idea of if we decided to let them venture out together, what they might expect. Not nec just while we're at Oga's. haven't let them do much of that yet.

[oufpat]

How many guests can a DVC member bring in early to the Halloween Party and is this Perk for direct sales only?