The Walt Disney Company started as a small animation studio founded by Walt and Roy Disney in 1923. It has grown to become one of the largest media and entertainment corporations in the world, owning major film studios, television networks, parks and resorts. Disney is organized into several divisions including Studio Entertainment, Parks and Resorts, Media Networks, and Consumer Products. Its original and largest business remains motion picture production through studios like Walt Disney Pictures and Pixar Animation Studios.

2. WALT DISNEY
• The Walt Disney Company (most
commonly known as Disney) (NYSE: DIS) is
one of the largest media and
entertainment corporations in the world.
Founded on October 16, 1923 by brothers
Walt and Roy Disney as a small animation
studio, today it is one of the largest
Hollywood studios and also owns nine
theme parks and several television
networks, including the American
Broadcasting Company (ABC).
• Disney's corporate headquarters and
primary production facilities are located at
the Walt Disney Studios in Burbank,
California, USA. The company is a
component of the Dow Jones Industrial
Average. It had revenues of $31.9 billion in
2005.

3. Divisions
Studio Entertainment
• Disney's original (and, until 1955, only)
business is motion picture production. Disney
Studio Entertainment, also known as the Walt
Disney Studios, is headed by Chairman Dick
Cook and includes Disney's movie and
animation studios, record labels, and
Broadway-style stage shows.

4. Motion pictures
• The Buena Vista Motion Pictures Group is a
collection of Disney's main movie studios, made
up of;
Walt Disney Pictures
Touchstone Pictures
Hollywood Pictures
Miramax Films
Record labels
Buena Vista Music Group
Walt Disney Records
Mammoth Records
Lyric Street Records
Hollywood Records

5. Theatrical
• Walt Disney Theatrical
• Hyperion Theatrical (produces non-Disney-
branded shows)
Animation
• Walt Disney Feature Animation
• Walt Disney Television Animation
• DisneyToon Studios
• Pixar Animation Studios

6. Parks and Resorts
• In addition to the well-known theme parks and
resorts, this division includes Disney Regional
Entertainment (which operates the ESPN Zone sports-
themed restaurants), Walt Disney Imagineering, and
Walt Disney Creative Entertainment.

7. • Previously, "Anaheim
Sports, Inc." was also
within this division.
Anaheim Sports
operated the Mighty
Ducks of Anaheim
hockey club (sold in
2005 to Broadcom
executive Henry
Samueli) and the
Anaheim Angels
baseball team (sold to
advertising magnate
Arturo Moreno in 2003).

8. Media Networks
• Its Media Networks unit is centered on the
American Broadcasting Company (ABC) television
network, which it acquired through a merger with
Capital Cities/ABC in 1996. Properties include:
Walt Disney Television
Touchstone Television
ABC Entertainment
ABC Television Network
Buena Vista Television
ESPN
Soapnet
Lifetime

9. Consumer Products
• Disney Publishing
Worldwide
• Disney Store
• Jim Henson's
Muppets
• Buena Vista Games

10. • A casino is a place
where people go to
gamble.
• There are casinos that
only have slot
machines and casinos
that have a variety of
table games as well as
slots
• Table games are
games such as poker,
blackjack, craps,
roulette, and a variety
of card games.

11. Top 10 Famous
Theme Parks in the
World

12. 10. Ocean Park, Hongkong

13. 9. Cedar Point, Sandusky, Ohio

14. 8. Canada’s Wonderland, Toronto,
Ontario

15. 7. Port Adventura, Spain

16. 6. Europa Park, Germany

17. 5. Blackpool Pleasure Beach, Great
Britain

18. 4. Sea World, San Diego, California

19. 3. Tokyo, Disneyland

20. 2. Everland, South Korea

21. 1. Walt Disney World, Orlando
,Florida

22. Casino
History

23. • In modern English a casino is a facility that houses
and accommodates certain types of gambling
activities.
• Casinos are most commonly built near or
combined with hotels, restaurants, retail
shopping, cruise ships and other tourist
attractions.
• Some casinos are known for hosting live
entertainment events, such as stand-up comedy,
concerts, and sporting events.
• Use in the past, and modern use in other
countries, does not necessarily involve gambling.

24. • Some casinos are known for hosting live
entertainment events, such as stand-up comedy,
concerts, and sporting events.
• Use in the past, and modern use in other
countries, does not necessarily involve gambling.
• The term "Casino" is of Italian origin, the root
word being "Casa" (house) and originally meant a
small country villa, summerhouse or pavilion.
• The word changed to refer to a building built for
pleasure, usually on the grounds of a larger Italian
villa or palazzo.
• Such buildings were used to host civic town
functions – including dancing, music listening and
gambling.

25. Top American Casino Markets by
Revenue
• 1. Las Vegas Strip $5.550 billion
• 2. Atlantic City $3.943 billion
• 3. Chicago region $2.092 billion
• 4. Connecticut $1.448 billion
• 5. Detroit $1.36 billion
• 6. St. Louis $1.050 billion
• 7. Tunica Resorts, Mississippi $997.02 million

26. • 8. Biloxi, Miss. $833.50 million
• 9. Shreveport, La. $779.65 million
• 10. Boulder Strip (Las Vegas) $774.33 million
• 12. Reno, Nevada $715.23 million
• 15. New Orleans, La. $653.05 million
• 18. Downtown Las Vegas $523.82 million
• 19. Laughlin, Nevada $492.51 million

27. Security
• In addition to cameras and
other technological measures,
casinos also enforce security
through rules of conduct and
behavior
• Some casinos also have
catwalks in the ceiling above
the casino floor, which allow
surveillance personnel to look
directly down, through one
way glass, on the activities at
the tables and slot machines

28. Oldest Casino
in the World

29. Casino de Monte Carlo (aka Grand
Casino), Monte Carlo, Monaco
• The Grand Casino or Casino de Monte Carlo is
where some of the wealthiest people in the
world come to gamble. The parking lot out
front is typically littered with Bentleys, Ferraris,
Lamborghinis and occasionally a Bugatti or
two. The casino was first established in 1856
and is still in operation today. It has been
featured in many movies including the popular
James Bond film

31. Crockfords Club, London, England
• This private gaming club is not really a typical
casino, but has quite a lot of history. It was
first established in 1828 by William Crockford
under sponsorship by the Duke of
Wellington. For £1000 you can join one of the
most elegant and exclusive gaming clubs in
the whole world.

33. Casino Wiesbaden
Wiesbaden, Germany
• The Wiesbaden casino is one of the oldest
casinos in the world with a lot of history. The
casino first opened after Prince Carl von
Nassau-Usingen gave a city banker a license to
operate the casino for 200 Gulden in
1771. The casino has been shut down several
times due to a revolution and a ban on
gambling, but has been reopened and can still
be visited today.

35. Casino De Spa in Belgium
• They claim to be the oldest casino in the world
on their site, but the Casino Di Venenzia has
them beat by a bit over 100 years. Casino de
Spa was first established in 1763 and
completed in 1769. The current front for the
casino was redesigned in 1918 after being
rebuilt due to fires. In 2003 the Circus Casino
Spa Group purchased the casino and is the
current owners today.

37. Casino di Venezia
Venice, Italy
• First established in Venice in 1638, the Casino
di Venezia is currently the oldest operating
casino in the world. The casino still has the
facade of the original building and is full of
history. If you are ever in Venice, this casino is
a must see for any gambling enthusiast.

39. Top-10 Largest
Casinos
in the World

40. 10. Mohegan Sun Casino
300,000 square feet

41. 9.Barona Valley Ranch Resort and Casino
310,000 square feet

42. 8. Casino du Lac-Leamy
(Gatineau, Canada) – 319,105 square
feet

43. 7.) Jackpot Junction Casino
(Morton, Minn.) – 325,000 square feet

44. 6. Viejas Casino
(San Diego, Calif.) – 327,000 square feet

45. 5. Foxwoods Resort Casino
(Mashantucket, Conn.) – 344,000
square feet

46. 4. Treasure Island Resort & Casino
(Harris, Mich.) – 408,520 square feet

47. 3. San Manuel Indian Bingo & Casino
(Highland, Calif.) – 480,000 square feet

48. 2. Casino de Montréal (Montreal,
Canada) – 526,488 square feet

49. 1. The Venetian Macao
(China) – 546,000 square feet

50. Casino tokens
• Casino tokens (also known as chips, checks or
cheques) are small discs used in lieu of
currency in casinos.
• Colored metal, injection molded plastic or
compression molded clay tokens of various
denominations are used primarily in table
games, as opposed to metal token coins, used
primarily in slot machines.
• Casino tokens are also widely used as play
money in casual or tournament games.

52. Top 10 Famous
Gambles in the
World

53. 10. John Montague
• John Montague lived in
England 1718-1792.
• He was a British statesman
who held important and
prestigious role in both the
military and political.
• Montague did not have
the best reputation, but
said that most of the
history written about him
written by his political
enemies.

54. 9. John Aspinall
• John Aspinall was in the
Marines and was educated at
Oxford.
• It was there that Aspinall
began to grow and are
interested in gambling.
from the results of his
gambling.
• He bought Howler, an 18th
century mansion near
Canterbury, with his victories
in 1956. 9 hectares of area
was filled with gardens, parks
and his first zoo.

55. 8. Michael de Montaigne
• The following well-known gambler
who is an author of the most
influential French Renaissance era,
Michael de Montaigne. He lived
between the years 1533-1592 and is
considered more of a statesman rather
than a writer during his lifetime.
• He is regarded as the father of what
we call today modern skepticism. Far-
reaching influence philosophers and
great writers like Ralph Waldo
Emerson, René Descartes, Blaine
Pascal, and perhaps even William
Shakespeare.

56. 7. Jerome Cardan
• Jerome Cardan, a scientist
who lived from 1501-1576
was an Italian Renaissance
mathematician, physician,
and gamblers.
• He was known for his
achievements in algebra.
• He was a gambler and chess
player.
• He even wrote a book about
the game of chance in his
book Liber de Ludo aleae
(Book of the Chance Game).

57. 6. René Descartes
• Other respected scientists
and philosophers from
the history books who
enjoy gambling was René
Descartes who lived from
1596 to 1650.
• Descartes originally
decided to make a career
of gambling after law
school and the military.
• His choose did not last
long, but he continue to
gamble all his life.

58. 5. Charles II
• Charles II is the person that
restores the
British monarchy in 1660.
• He lives in gambling and is
known as the king of
"carefree” The game of
opportunity.
• Become the focus of life in the
palace.
• Gambling spread not only in Br
itain but to the British
colony and then to North
America (where they found tha
t indigenous people have their
own game

59. 4. Casanova de Seingalt
• Casanova playing the
lottery, Faro, basset, Piquet, biribi,
primer, Quinze, and playing
cards among
the nobles and high officials.
• He was also deeply
religious, a devout
Catholic who believes in prayer.
• At age 21, Casanova was
determined to be a
professional gambler but soon tur
ned to other professions and
then claimed that he did not have
the prudence to ”stop when weal
this costly

60. 3. Wild Bill Hickok
• American legend Wild Bill Hicko
k was a respected man in his
time known as a ’wild’ Hickok ,
has a reputation as
an honorable man.
• he was a war hero, scout and
law enforcement
officers who spent most of his
life to protecting others
from crime and injustice.
• At the same time, he is
a gambler and he was a fanatic
about gambling, particularly
poker.

61. 2. Fyodor Dostoyevsky
• One of
the most influential novelists in
the history
of Russia, Dostoevsky was a gambler
who wrote two famous novels, Crime
and Punishment and The Gambler.
• He loves the game,
especially the opportunity and find g
reat inspiration for novels and
stories of addiction and psychological
effects and risks that he experienced f
rom his life as a gambler.

62. 1. Claude Monet
• Claude Monet uses his victory
money to quit his job as
a messenger and focus on painting
, a French pioneer
of Impressionism.
• In 1891 he won the lottery about $
13.450 in France and
the victory that was as a
ticket not only for
the Monet, but for the world.
• Maybe if Claude Monet
was making a bet, the
world will be reduced some of the
largest art piece he ever painted.

63. Thank You
God be the
Glory