ABOUT US

About DizHub.com:

DizHub.com was formed in early 2005 as a total promotions solution site.

Using new and existing contacts and relationships both within the Walt Disney Company and outside, DizHub.com works with top level webmasters and companies to plan Disney-related promotional events, contests, and gatherings designed to drive traffic, increase membership and bring attention to you and your venture, no matter how large or small. DizHub.com is not owned, endorsed by or employed by The Walt Disney Company in any way. Information may be requested by writing to DizHub@gmail.com.

 

Your Plan B Company : Original design crew for the January 2005-June 2006 version of the site you see here now. As the next crew readies the ship for the sequel voyage, we want to send out a hearty THANK YOU for the opportunity to sail with you! Hope to see you all at the movies on July 7th!! For more information please visit www.yourplanb.com

 

Meet the KeepToTheCode owners:

Terry

Terry (aka Captain van der Decken) was born in 1610. A lifelong sailor, in 1641 he was attempting to guide the Flying Dutchman on a routine trade journey around the Cape of Good Hope without success. He was heard to exclaim "I WILL round this Cape even if I have to keep sailing until doomsday!"

He would live to regret that statement.

He was aboard the Maria when she went down in 1840. In 1857, he was aboard the Phaeton when she sank, and he saw the Geltwood go under in 1876. In 1912, he boarded a new vessel heading to New York from Southampton, England. Her name was Titanic, and, well, you know what happened. He currently avoids boats and water. If he offers you a lift, you'd be wise to decline.

 

Bruce

Bruce fought in the Battle of Hastings in 1066. After the battle, he traveled throughout Europe, finally joining in the resistance to the Spanish Inquisition in 1480 before sailing with Columbus to the New World in 1492. When the Pilgrims arrived at Plymouth Rock in 1620, he helped them build homes and begin farming the land. Tiring of the farming life, he joined the Lewis and Clark expedition of 1804, eventually returning to the east coast where he works today as a full time medical author and part time promotions guru. His hobby is lint.

 

Tach

Captain LeQuatte (Ryan, to his enemies) has a whale of a tale to tell you, lads. Marooned as a child on an island off the coast of Madagascar, he fought natives and rabid monkeys to make his way to civilization. On the way, he invented a rudimentary self-contained underwater breathing apparatus, but lost interest and chucked it to the briny deep. His first command, the vessel “Mighty Guppy” was lost with no survivors, save himself, and the first mate, a lovely cabin boy named “Bob”. Bob was later discovered to be an ape. LeQuatte arrived in the Caribbean looking for fortune and glory, kid… fortune and glory. He found it when, by chance, he discovered the secret of the lost treasure of the Incas. Which, as it turned out was little more than a giant golden cheese grater. Nevertheless, he sold it, pocketed the cash, and became the wealthiest Frenchman in the Spanish Main. That is, until he lost his fortune gambling on a Portuguese chicken race.

 

Mac

Arrr! This be Mac also known as Lady Killigrew. She be a saucy wench with a full moon affliction; no I don't mean turnin' to a skeleton, and let's just say keep away any silver bullets. She adores pirates and anything of a creepy nature. But properly warned ye be, if ye happen to meet her in person take heed or to Davey Jones she'll send ye.

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