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November 7, 2018September 13, 2019 The PhD Princess

Mythbusting Mr. Incredible’s “New Math”

"Why would they change math?! Math is math! MATH is MATH!!" Bob Parr (aka Mr. Incredible) protested in Incredibles 2. I debunk some Common Core Math myths by looking back at the history of and research in math education.

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October 13, 2018September 13, 2019 The PhD Princess

Tips for Walt Disney World’s Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party

Here are my best tips and tricks for maximizing your time at Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party!

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September 2, 2018September 18, 2019 The PhD Princess

What A Bug’s Life Got Wrong About Ants

A Bug's Life got some parts of ants' foraging process right, but the process is much more impressive than just following the leader.

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August 24, 2018September 13, 2019 The PhD Princess

Pixar Women, PhD Part 2

From Inside Out to Incredibles 2, here's what I think the female Pixar stars would study in graduate school!

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August 22, 2018September 13, 2019 The PhD Princess

Pixar Women, PhD Part 1

Which Pixar starlet are you most similar to, based solely on what they would study in graduate school?

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Saving Elephants is the Bees’ Knees

One of earth's biggest creatures is being saved by insects. Research supported by the Disney Conservation Fund is making this possible.

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June 30, 2018September 18, 2019 The PhD Princess

Astronaut Attire that Inspired Buzz Lightyear

According to John Lasseter (former chief creative officer at Pixar), the design of Buzz's suit was inspired by the suits worn on the Apollo missions. How does Buzz Lightyear's spacesuit compare to what astronauts really wear? Let's find out.

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May 7, 2018September 13, 2019 The PhD Princess

How to Plan FastPass+ as a Disneyland Veteran

An updated guide to planning FastPass+ at Walt Disney World if you've been to Disneyland more than a few times.

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May 6, 2018September 13, 2019 The PhD Princess

How to Visit Hollywood Studios as a Disneyland Veteran

What to do and what to skip in terms of attractions, entertainment, and dining at Hollywood Studios

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April 2, 2018September 13, 2019 The PhD Princess

How to Visit Animal Kingdom as a Disneyland Veteran

What are must-dos at Disney's Animal Kingdom? Almost everything!

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Happy birthday Mickey and Minnie! Their 90th birthday celebration has been celebrated with lots and lots of confetti! Confetti likely originated from throwing objects from parade floats in Italy in the middle ages. Nobles used to throw candies or eggshells full of perfume but this was replaced by throwing sugar-coated seeds later on. In the 1800s, an Italian businessman started selling paper confetti made from the sheets used for lining cages of silkworms, which were in high demand for silk manufacturing. Nowadays, many people are turning to even more biodegradable forms of confetti made out of dried leaves! Regardless of material, confetti cannon explosions like those used at Walt Disney World or the Super Bowl rely on the Venturi effect (no, not like the Volturi from Twilight). Named for an Italian physicist, this effect describes how fluid (or the air in a confetti cannon) gains speed when it moves into a narrower container, like a tube, from a larger container. Fluid decreases in speed when it transitions into a less constricted area. The air is at high pressure in one part of the cannon. When it is released into the confetti chamber, the pressure will drop and the speed of the air increases, pushing the confetti swiftly to the end of the cannon. Once the confetti reaches the open air at the end of the cannon, it has entered a larger space. As a result, it won’t dangerously pelt people in the eye but instead will float gently to the ground in a flurry of color. What’s your favorite kind of party decor? I’m a fan of streamers! #MickeyAndMinnieMouse #MickeyMouse #MinnieMouse #Mickey90 #Mickeys90th #GetYourEarsOn #Confetti #ConfettiCannon #History #DisneyHistory #DisneyScience #ScienceOfDisney #DisneyParade #Physics #ItalianHistory #Italian #DisneyTeacher #DisneyClassroom #HappyBirthday #DisneyBirthday #BirthdayDecorations #WeddingConfetti #ZeroWasteConfetti #Topolino #Disneybound #Disneybounding
Just a girl and her cat! Throwback to my first Dapper Day! Have you ever heard of Alice in Wonderland syndrome? It is a rare nervous system disorder in which people have sensations like Alice did. Patients report feeling their hands or head are oversized or that everything in the room appears dollhouse-sized. Others feel like time speeds up or slows down! Although similar to hallucinations, people are still able to tell that what they’re experiencing isn’t real. Different kinds of sensations result from different causes. In children, AIWS is most often caused by a swelling of the brain from a viral Epstein-Barr infection.  In adults, it’s usually a result of migraine headaches. Because only about 180 cases have been documented since 1955, exactly why headaches co-occur with these sensations is unclear. Some hypotheses include decreased blood flow to the parietal lobe where bodily sensations are activated. Alternatively, distorted vision could come from abnormal blood flow to the occipital lobe, responsible for visual perception. Lewis Carroll, the author of Alice in Wonderland, might have suffered from the same syndrome, based on the symptoms he noted in his journals! #AliceInWonderland #DapperDay #Dinah #LewisCarroll #DapperDayWDW #DisneyDapperDay #Neurology #Hallucinations #DisneyScience #ThroughTheLookingGlass #UKPavilion #NervousSystem #Disneybound #AliceDisneybound #DinahDisneybound #ScienceOfDisney #Neuroscience #PhDStudent
Favorite @disneyphotopass shot ever? I think so. Thought I’d give a little life update: 1. I started collecting survey data for my dissertation! 2. I ran my first @rundisney half marathon and didn’t die! 3. I started running social media for a cause I’m really passionate about @phd_balance 4. I have purple hair again! 5. I’m seeing family for the holidays and I can’t wait! How have you all been? What’s something good that’s happened so far this month?
Wishing the wind would’ve sunk colonizers’ ships so we might have fewer problems based on the colors of our skin While I’m at it, none of the creatures in the Tree of Life are your spirit animal. Nothing is your spirit animal. Stop using the word. It’s offensive to many indigenous peoples. Why? Not all Native American nations have spirit animals. For those that do, receiving a spirit animal often involves a sacred ceremony. I’m guessing you probably didn’t go through such a rite of passage. Also, using the word “tribe” to refer to a group of your pals can be really offensive. The word tribe drips with colonialism because it often means a more primitive group of people. Instead, use the word Nation or be even more specific with the name of the nation. Many indigenous people do not identify as Native American, American Indian or indigenous but rather identify as the name of their nation(s), i.e., Lakota, Cherokee or one of the other 573 federally recognized nations. To educate yourself further, check out the following (don’t be sliding into their DMs, demanding an education for free): @hownottotravelllikeabasicbitch - Kiona isn’t Native herself but has some great highlights and blog posts amplifying Native voices @ndn.o - curating all the stats @llcooljennings - PhD candidate studying soil microbiology @urbanindianhealthinstitute - mental health support for indigenous people @indigenousgoddessgang - awesome magazine @indigenouspeoplesmovement - grassroots organizing advocating for indigenous nations #LeaveMataokaAlone - the real story of Pocahontas Tag your favorite indigenous accounts below - I would love to follow more! #IndigenousPeoplesDay #IndigenousPeople #Pocahontas #TreeOfLife #DisneyPhD #DisneyScience #ChristopherColumbus #ColorsOfTheWind #NotYourSpiritAnimal #CulturalAppropriation #Colonization #WokeDisney #WakeUpPrincess
GIVEAWAY CLOSED To celebrate #InternationalDayOfTheGirl and for surpassing 1k followers, I’m giving away a copy of @rachelignotofsky ‘s Women in Science book. It also comes with an awesome foldout poster of the book’s illustrations. To enter: 1. Like this post 2. Follow this account 3. Comment with a pearl of wisdom for girls or women For five extra entries, share this in your IG story and tag me! I will announce the winner on Monday 10/14. This is not sponsored by Instagram or the book’s author. #WomenInScience #WomenInSTEM #InternationalDayOfTheGirl2019 #InternationalDayOfTheGirlChild2019 #BookGiveaway #PhDStudent #PhDLife #PhDStudentLife #GradStudentLife #GradStudent
Pretending I have my life together vs how I feel on the inside For #WorldMentalHealthDay, remember that it’s okay to not have your life completely together or figured out. It’s okay to not be okay. Throughout graduate school, I have battled impostor syndrome, hopelessness and loneliness that made me feel like life wasn’t worth living. I didn’t know how to take care of my mental health for a long time. I felt extreme guilt shirking responsibilities, cancelling meetings and not being able to get out of bed. Finding a community of Disney lovers and other PhD students who voiced similar feelings and showed me that taking a mental health day is TOTALLY VALID was my magic feather. Thank YOU! Some days I still can’t soar as high as I would like. But I’ve learned to forgive myself more easily so I can face the next day with my chin up. For whoever needs to hear it, you are precious and make the world a better place in a way that only you can. I’m all ears if you need to talk about how you’re feeling. #MentalHealth #MentalHealthMatters #DumboTheFlyingElephant #PhDStudent #PhDLife #GradSchoolLife
Happy birthday, Walt Disney World! Thank you for continuing to be the most magical place on earth. From my first trip with my sorority sisters to this very day when you helped me meet my favorite person, you have brought me great joy even in the saddest times. I know you will always bring happiness to all who are welcomed through your gates and sprinkle pixie dust on them as they leave. I will always be astounded by your beauty and scientific innovation. Please keep on changing for the better. I can’t wait for many more years to come! Where is your happy place? #MagicKingdom #HubGrass #HubGrassAndChill #MostMagicalPlaceOnEarth #HappiestPlaceOnEarth #CinderellasCastle #PhDPrincess
Happy #WorldGorillaDay! I recently had a very Jane Porter day at Animal Kingdom and spent lots of time learning about the gorillas! A baby girl was born to one of the moms in the gorilla troop on May 1st. They named her Grace after the Gorilla Rehabilitation and Conservation Education (GRACE) organization. Gorilla babies usually spend about six months on their mothers’ chests and then another three years traveling on their backs. Most gorillas under human care live to be between 40 and 50 years old. But they only live to age 30 in the wild. Unfortunately, one species of gorilla only has 3800 individuals left in the whole world. This species, the Grauer’s gorilla, is hunted for bushmeat and killed so miners can obtain gold, tin and other minerals from the forests where they live. Western lowland gorillas like the ones at Animal Kingdom are also critically endangered. Farmers are encroaching on their habitat. As always, check out the Disney Conservation Fund to learn more! #DisneyConservationFund #JanePorter #Gorillas #Disneybound #Disneybounding #Tarzan #TarzanDisneybound #GorillaConservation #GorillaDay #GorillaFacts #WildlifeConservation #GorillaFact #WesternLowlandGorilla #GorillaResearch #LowlandGorilla #GrauersGorilla
Happy first day of fall! Award-winning pumpkins like winking Mickey here are named for their ancestral seed and their weight. Past record-breaking pumpkins have been named 2009 Wallace and 1554 Mathison after having their seed type specifically chosen. I’ll be writing another post soon on how the biggest pumpkins have grown from 400 pounds to over 2.5 tons in the past 100 years! But the most fascinating part about pumpkin genetics is that they used to have four copies of every chromosome! Humans and today’s pumpkins only have two copies of every chromosome. But between 3 and 20 million years ago, the DNA of two different pumpkin species literally did a monster mash and made a new kind of Frankenstein pumpkin. Combining these two sets of DNA helped the pumpkin become more appealing in color and taste and become more resistant to stress from pests and temperature. Since then, pumpkin genes have randomly been deleted as they’ve become less useful for the plant’s survival and for growers’ desires. What’s your favorite thing to do with pumpkins in fall? I like carving them more than eating them! #MickeyPumpkin #PumpkinFacts #DisneyPumpkin #DisneylandPumpkins #FallAtDisneyland #FallAtDisney #FirstDayOfFall #AutumnAtDisney #DisneyScience #ScienceOfDisney #PumpkinFact #Genetics #DisneyHalloween2018 #DisneyHalloween2019 #HalloweenAtDisneyland #HalloweenAtDisney #BeautyAndBrains #DisneyAutumn #MickeyPumpkins #MainStreetUSA #MainStUSA
Feelin’ a little hot-headed This week’s star is Hades and his iconic blue hair Flame color depends on the temperature of the flame and what is burning. A gas kitchen stove uses propane or butane. In these cases, blue flames are hotter than red and yellow flames. The color of the flames follows the same pattern as the color of light, with bluish purple light having more energy than reddish light. So when Hades gets angry and his hair turns red, he’s actually not as hot-headed as normal! In order to get a pure white flame, without gold or silver tints, you’d have to be as hot as the surface of the sun which is 9941 Fahrenheit or 5505 Celsius! Bunsen burners you used in science class operate the same way as your kitchen stove! You might’ve burned metals in a bunsen burner flame and tried to figure out what they were based on their color. Copper, zinc, and boron can produce green flames. Potassium can produce purple flames. Sodium will produce yellow flames. These different colors are a result of electrons changing levels and releasing energy in the form of light because they’re hot, hot, hot! Metals that produce colorful flames are used in fireworks! If you could make your dream firework, what color and shape would it be? #Hades #HotAsHades #HotAsHell #Fireworks #BlueFlame #Flame #Flames #Fire #Fires #Campfire #DisneyVillainScience #DisneyVillains #HalloweenScience #Villains #Villainous #BunsenBurner #DisneyScience #ScienceOfDisney #Hercules #DisneyBound #Disneybounding #HadesDisneybound #ChillinLikeAVillain #disneypins
Wish I could go back to a school with recess! #TeachingTuesday Did you know many schools in the US and UK have tried to eliminate recess in favor of more classroom time? Research does NOT support eliminating recess. And initiatives to eliminate recess disproportionately affect students of color and in low-income schools. There is strong evidence that recess has both academic, social and physical benefits for children! Reasons for why recess leads to these benefits include having a mental break, spacing out learning, or engaging in physical activity. But not all recess is created equal. Although we still don’t know the ideal recess length or frequency, research suggests that substituting structured physical education is not sufficient. Recess is necessary because it affords free play, choice, and more social interaction than instructional time. Children become progressively more inattentive and fidgety when recess gets delayed. And they are more attentive and less fidgety after recess! Sidenote: I take issue with measuring attention in terms of lack of fidgeting because it definitely takes a deficit approach toward students of color and students with special needs, but I’ll save that for another day. Physical activity during recess has been shown to account for 44% of children’s daily step count. But historically, boys engage in more vigorous physical activity during recess than girls. Results are mixed on whether vigorous physical activity during recess enhances or interferes with students’ attention when they return to class. These effects depend on how strategic the play is, how old the children are and the gender of the children according to studies in the 1960s and 1970s. What did you do during recess? I was either hanging out in the library, playing football with the boys, or pretending to be a figure skater on the blacktop. #Recess #DisneysRecess #Disneybound #ThatsFromDisneyland #Disneybounding #Spinelli #EducationResearch #TeachersOfInstagram #BacktoSchool #BackToSchoolTips #BackToSchool2019 #90sAesthetic #90sParty #DisneyScience #ScienceOfDisney #Education #EducationPolicy #SchoolReform #TJDetweiler #AshleySpinelli #90sthrowback
One of the largest hidden Mickeys on Disney property is the island on the Kilimanjaro Safari that is home to a flamboyance of greater flamingos. You may also spot lesser flamingo strutting their stuff near the Tree of Life at Disney’s Animal Kingdom. Unfortunately, some flamingo species are near threatened status. You can help by donating to the Disney Conservation Fund which supports nonprofits conducting research and engaging local communities in protecting flamingos. Or you can participate in a beach, river or lake clean-up to make wetland habitats safe for birds like flamingos. Check out my IG stories or the @disneynature film The Crimson Wing to learn more! Photo is from the latest issue of Discover Magazine, on newsstands at Orlando International Airport and elsewhere now! Story written by @grovesanna #flamingo #flamingos #lesserflamingo #greaterflamingo #kilimanjarosafari #kilimanjarosafaris #DisneysAnimalKingdom #AnimalKingdom #DAK #DiscoverMag #DiscoverMagazine #conservation #DisneyConservationFund #MagazineMonday #DisneyScience #ScienceOfDisney #HiddenMickey #hiddenMickeys #FlamboyanceOfFlamingos #disneyanimalkingdom
Laughing in disbelief that I have 1000 followers! Thank you all so much for following along here! Reading your comments and replies and even meeting some of you in person always brings great joy into my life. I wouldn’t be on the career path that I am now without being motivated to share science of Disney and PhD life stories with you. I am now more committed than ever to consistently devote time to this platform. Let me know if there’s anything you’re curious about and what I should give away to celebrate! If I’m being completely honest, I was very scared to celebrate this accomplishment with the fear that as soon as I did, someone would unfollow me. I’ve also been discouraged frequently on the road to 1000 followers because I see so many other people with faster growth. We are all going at our own pace and even if it takes 2 or 10 more years to get the next 1000, I’ve done all that I feasibly could do to get here now. But the numbers don’t matter as much as making my own happiness through creating content and hopefully brightening your day too. And I would rather have people I really care about interacting with than 10,000 lurkers. What’s something you’re really proud of accomplishing or are hoping to accomplish in the near future? Photo credit: @parkhopprincess
Boo to You! It’s Friday the 13th! There are several hypotheses for why 13 is thought to be unlucky in Western cultures. Some say it is because Judas, who betrayed Jesus, sat in the 13th chair at the Last Supper. Others think it is because King Philip IV of France ordered the arrest of the Knights of the Templar on a Friday the 13th. Triskaidekaphobia is the fear of the number 13, from the Greek roots for three, and, ten, and fear. Winston Churchill, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, and Stephen King all supposedly suffered from this phobia. The superstition of unlucky 13 negatively affects the economy. According to a 2005 study, every Friday the 13th, $900 million is lost in revenue because people do not fly or conduct business as usual. In Vancouver, Canada, single-family houses that have an address ending in 13 are sold for significantly less money than addresses not ending in 13. No airlines have a flight numbered 13. Unlike the Hollywood Tower Hotel, 85% of Otis elevators around the world don’t have a 13th floor button. A couple recent studies have examined whether skipping unlucky floors in hotels is merited. In a 2007 poll, 87% of Americans would not be bothered by staying on the 13th floor but 13% would. Western hotel guests who are students are 5 times more likely to be bothered than non-students. Unlucky events do not occur any more frequently on unlucky floor or room numbers, according to a study of hotels in Hong Kong. More good news: if you’re assigned bed number 13 in the intensive care unit, you are not more likely to die at the hospital. How would you feel about staying on the 13th floor, room, or hospital bed? [Video description: stone books with symbols pop in and out of wall in Haunted Mansion queue at Walt Disney World] #FridayThe13th #13 #Triskaidekaphobia #13th #HollywoodTowerHotel #TowerOfTerror #HauntedMansion #Disneyland #Research #Unlucky #Superstition #Superstitious #WinchesterMysteryHouse #HauntedMansionHoliday #WaltDisneyWorld #LibertySquare #Imagineering #DisneyImagineering #13thFloor #1313DisneylandDrive #DisneyScience #ScienceOfDisney #DisneyAPHolder
Kachow! Hope your Thursday is lightning! 9/5 is Lightning McQueen Day because he’s number 95! To make McQueen (and all other objects) shine appropriately, Pixar animators need to know how reflective the animated object is. They use an equation called the bidirectional reflectance distribution function (BRDF). Animators have to know the direction light comes from and the direction it reflects off the surface. In real life, these two directions are the same when light hits a mirror. But the angles are different for different surfaces. Shiny surfaces reflect light mostly at the same angle that it hits the surface. Matte surfaces (like Mater’s paint) reflect light in multiple directions simultaneously. Each kind of material has a different BRDF value, so animators try to make animated surfaces match the BRDF of their corresponding real surfaces. But they have to do this for every single pixel in every single frame, which is why rendering an animated movie can take years! For imagined surfaces, like monster fur or emotions’ skin, animators get to play around a little bit more with the reflectance of the material to achieve the desired appearance! The same BRDF equation is also used in remotely sensing land cover and cloud positions. Which Pixar movie is your favorite? Currently mine is Coco but I think the next couple are going to be even more beautiful because of a rumored new light rendering program Pixar has been developing! #LightningMcQueen #PixarPier #PixarMovie #ScienceOfPixar #ScienceBehindPixar #PixarsCars #Animation #Science #Physics #Reflection #Reflectance #PixarAnimation #Kachow #CarsLand #ComputerAnimation #ComputerGraphics #Mirror #ScienceOfDisney #DisneyScience #PhDPrincess #PixarFest #PixarPlayParade #PaintTheNight
Finally finished my #RunDisney challenge to celebrate #Marvel80Years Now just two months until my half marathon! A survey of half, full and ultra marathoners found different motivations in each group. Full marathoners were more motivated by personal goal achievement than ultramarathoners. Ultra runners were more motivated by things related to life meaning or purpose than other groups. I’m just motivated to have another excuse to go to Walt Disney World and eat delicious things at the Food and Wine festival! Why are you motivated to exercise? #BlackPanther #ShuriDisneybound #Marvel #RunDisneyMedals #Disneybound #MarvelDisneybound
Dreams do come true! I’m off to Washington DC to wrap up my @aaasorg Mass Media Fellowship. This has been my favorite job ever and I am still pinching myself that I even had this opportunity. I am so sad that I had to leave @discover.magazine but am excited to meet up with the other fellows from across the country to hear more about their experiences! I will especially miss how much my coworkers embraced my Disney nerdiness! I highly recommend that any current or former PhD student or post-doc consider applying for this next year if you’re interested in #scicomm! What do you want to know about journalism?
Happy #WorldElephantDay y’all! This was a real collar that scientists used to record elephant vocalizations for their research at Animal Kingdom. They used these recordings to study how elephants communicate to each other - they make different sounds for bees and humans and many other things! And like an elephant, I didn’t forget you all! Thanks for sticking around while I’ve been MIA for my #scicomm fellowship. I’ve got one week left and then I have little bit of vacation planned (yes, this includes a couple of days at Disney World). I promise to have more regularly scheduled content soon! Who’s your favorite Disney elephant? Mine are probably the siblings at #DAK named Stella and Luna! #KilimanjaroSafari #KilimanjaroSafaris #CaringForGiants #CaringForGiantsTour

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