Podcasts about Posadas

En este episodio de nuestro podcast, profundizamos en la crisis del transporte público en Posadas de la mano de Marcos Contreras, presidente de la Asociación Civil "Defender". A través de un mensaje de la oyente Amalia Martínez , quien relata la imposibilidad de viajar en colectivo un domingo para asistir a una misa , exponemos la frustración y el "notable desprecio hacia el vecino, hacia el usuario" que caracteriza el servicio . Descubre cómo la disminución o desaparición de las frecuencias los fines de semana afecta la vida diaria de los ciudadanos de Posadas, Garupá y Candelaria, impidiéndoles cubrir necesidades materiales, espirituales y sociales, más allá del mero ocioAnalizamos el caso de una madre con un hijo con discapacidad que sufrió un trato "con total desprecio" al intentar renovar su carnet para realizar trámites esenciales, evidenciando la falta de sensibilidad de las empresas de transporte .#transporte #Posadas

What does it take to lead the largest hotel group in Mexico, oversee 17,000 employees, and navigate an industry in constant transformation? In this episode of The Turndown, Enrique Calderón Fernández, COO of Posadas, shares his insights on leadership, innovation, and the future of hospitality.   From keeping hotels open during the pandemic to developing 30 new properties, Enrique discusses the challenges of labor retention, rising costs, and evolving guest expectations. He explains how Posadas is driving productivity through guest experience, upselling, and sustainability - while navigating the challenges and opportunities presented by AI. 

EnCadena de Noticias, Eduardo Press, consultor con más de 25 años de experienciaen el sector, señaló que "los conflictos internos, la falta decomunicación y la ausencia de reglas claras pueden poner en riesgo tanto laempresa como las relaciones familiares".Periodista Jorge Kurrle

Artista plástico, poeta, escritor, cantante, guitarrista, autor y compositor, nació el 10 de marzo de 1927 en Garupá, provincia de Misiones. Fue el mayor de cinco hermanos; su nombre real era Ramón Gumercindo Cidade y se le atribuye ser el creador de un ritmo, el gualambao. En la adolescencia, tras la muerte de su padre, se trasladó a Buenos Aires, con su madre y se inició, de manera intuitiva, en el aprendizaje de la guitarra. Acompañó al cantor cuyano Félix Dardo Palorma y, alentado por el maestro Herminio Giménez, comenzó a trabajar el repertorio litoraleño. Durante los años `50, Ayala formó parte del trío Sanchez-Monjes-Ayala (junto a Arturo Sánchez y Amadeo Monjes) con el que recorrió una amplia variedad de canciones, de las guaraníes a las más porteñas, sin descuidar los boleros. Hacia 1960, con la idea de darle un estilo propio y único a su provincia, creó el gualambao, formado por dos ritmos de polca encadenados por una permanente síncopa. Creador de más de 300 composiciones, algunas de sus obras más reconocidas son “El Jangadero”, "El mensú", "El cosechero", "Canto al Río Uruguay", “Posadeña linda”, “El río vuelve”, “Mi pequeño amor”, “Zambita de la oración”. En 1976, grabó su primer disco solista, “La vuelta de Ramón Ayala El Mensú”. Ayala alternó su carrera musical con otras ramas del arte como la pintura, realizando importantes muestras en Argentina y el extranjero. Entre los reconocimientos que recibió figuran: “Asociación UNESCO para el desarrollo de la Cultura”, “Ciudadano ilustre de la ciudad de Posadas”; “Premio Internacional del Comfer”; “Premio Música Popular Argentina”, otorgado por la Biblioteca Nacional y “Gran Premio S.A.D.A.I.C”, entre otros. El misionero falleció el 7 de diciembre de 2023, a los 96 años, en la Ciudad de Buenos Aires, tras agravarse un cuadro de neumonía que sufría. Lo recordamos en esta fecha a partir de testimonios sonoros conservados en el Archivo Histórico de Radio Nacional. FICHA TÉCNICA Música y testimonios Improvisación sobre de Pandorga y Miel (Roberto Romero - Mateo Villalba - Antonio Tarrago Ros) Las Guitarras de Curuzú [2014 del Álbum “Acordes sin Tiempo”] 2016-06-19 Ramón Ayala (Músico, Poeta, Artista Plástico) Mona Moncalvillo (Periodista) Entrevista (Dos ideas juntas – LRA1) Posadeña Linda (Ramón Ayala) Jorge Cardoso y Juan Falú [2008 del Álbum “Manos en Libertad”] 2022-08-27 Ramón Ayala (Músico, Poeta, Artista Plástico) Chango Spasiuk (Músico, Conductor) Enramada (La Folklórica) 90s Ramón Ayala (Músico, Poeta, Artista Plástico) Blanca Rebori (Periodista) Entrevista (Retratos Sonoros – Sec. Cultura de la Nación) Panambí del monte (Ramón Ayala) Tango Chino con Valentín Garvie y Ramón Ayala [2022 del Álbum “Otra Vez, de Nuevo, Again”] 2013-10-06 Ramón Ayala (Músico, Poeta, Artista Plástico) Eduardo Aliverti (Periodista) Entrevista (Decime quién sos vos – LRA1) El Cachapecero (Ramon Ayala) Bárbara Grabinski [2022 del Álbum “Selva Mia”] El Mensú (Vicente Cidade - Ramon Ayala) Trío Sánchez Monges Ayala (1956) El Mensú (Ramón Ayala) Juan Carlos Baglietto y Lito Vitale [del Álbum “Postales del Alma”] José Ramón Cantaliso (Nicolás Guillen - Ramón Ayala) Ramón Ayala [1965 del Álbum “Canciones y Poemas en Dirección del Viento”] El Cachapecero (Ramón Ayala) Víctor Heredia [1968 del Álbum “Gritando Esperanzas”] 2022-11-27 Víctor Heredia (Músico) Encuentro con Ramón Ayala (La Canción Verdadera - La Folklórica) El Jangadero (Ramón Ayala) Mercedes Sosa [1965 del Álbum “Canciones con Fundamento”] Costera (Vicente Cidade) Duo Bote [2015 del Álbum “Ysyry”] El Gualambao (R Ayala) Ramón Ayala [1963 del Álbum “Viaje Vegetal”] Mi Pequeño Amor (Ramon Ayala) Corra Mielgo Condomi [2014 del Álbum “Aire”] Mi Pequeño Amor (Ramón Ayala) Los Nuñez y Ruiz Guiñazu con Cristóbal Repetto [2011 del Álbum “Chamamé”] El Cosechero (Ramón Ayala) Los Nuñez con Matías Arriazu y Pedro Aznar [2017 del Álbum “3 Fronteras”] Edición: Fabián Panizzi

El pianista alemán Florian Hölscher participará en el XXIII Ciclo de Piano ‘Esteban Sánchez'esta misma tarde con un programa centrado en la música de Alberto Posadas, compositor residente en la temporada 24-25 del Centro Nacional de Difusión Musical (CNDM). Será a las 20:30 horas en el salón noble de la Diputación de Badajoz. La entrada es libre hasta completar aforo. Charlamos con Alberto Posadas. Y qué delicia.

Este sábado, 15 de febrero, estrenarán sus bancas los diputados y senadores que resultaron electos en los comicios nacionales de octubre pasado. Quedará instalada una nueva legislatura que se extenderá a lo largo de cinco años.  Se cumplirá así un rito muy importante dentro del sistema democrático de nuestro país. Pero esta vez, ese acontecimiento coinicidirá con un aniversario muy especial: los 40 años de la instalación del primer Parlamento electo por el pueblo luego de 12 años de dictadura. O sea, este sábado comenzaremos a celebrar los 40 años del regreso a la democracia en el Uruguay. Las imágenes de aquella sesión solemne de la Asamblea General el viernes 15 de febrero de 1985, presidida por Jorge Batlle, muestran a los legisladores fumando en sala, encarando las primeras discusiones y comenzando a abordar los desafíos complejos que se le venían al país, entre ellos, nada menos, la amnistía para los presos políticos, y en particular la liberación del exdiputado frenteamplista Wladimir Turiansky. La Mesa entonces se permite considerar este tema de la siguiente manera. La Mesa pondrá a votación el agregado planteado por el señor senador Tourné y los firmantes para ver si el Cuerpo está de acuerdo en que se le agregue esta frase que nos ha hecho llegar a la Mesa, extendiendo la voluntad de reclamar la libertad de la totalidad de los presos políticos a la moción anteriormente votada. La Mesa pondrá a votación. Los que estén por la afirmativa sírvanse manifestarlo... Afirmativa mayoría. Está aprobado. Además de Batlle, las fotos y los videos muestran a los senadores Enrique Tarigo, Juan José Zorrilla, Américo Ricaldoni, Luis Bernardo Pozzolo, Eduardo Paz Aguirre, Luis Hierro Gambardella, Carlos Cigliutti, Alfredo Traversoni, Juan Adolfo Singer, Manuel Flores Silva, Pedro W. Cersósimo, Raumar Jude, Eugenio Capeche, Luis Alberto Lacalle Herrera, Alberto Zumarán, Gonzalo Aguirre, Juan Raúl Ferreira, Uruguay Tourné, Dardo Ortíz, Carlos Julio Pereyra, Guillermo García Costa, Juan Martín Posadas, Carminillo Mederos, Franciso Ubillos, Germán Araújo, Francisco Rodríguez Camusso, Hugo Batalla, José Pedro Cardoso, Enrique Martínez Moreno, Luis Alberto Senatore. Y en la Cámara de Diputados, debutaban Luis Alberto Heber, Tabaré Viera, Ope Pasquet, Alem García, Washington Cataldi, José Díaz, Héctor Lescano, Óscar Magurno, Luis Hierro López...entre otros Algunos de los nombres que aparecen en un repaso rápido dan una idea cabal del peso político de aquel elenco que, desde el oficialismo y la oposición, estaba tomando las riendas del país. Manuel Flores Mora, “Maneco”, político, periodista e intelectual de larga trayectoria en el Partido Colorado, había fallecido ese mismo día, mientras su hijo Manuel Flores Silva se preparaba para asumir senador. Aquella coincidencia triste hasta podía leerse desde lo simbólico: una nueva generación política llegaba al Palacio Legislativo. ¿Qué dicen los tertulianos? ¿Recuerdan aquella jornada? ¿Qué les dice este 40 aniversario del regreso a la democracia, que comenzamos a celebrar? La Tertulia de los Viernes con Eleonora Navatta, Alejandro Abal, Víctor Ganón y Juan Grompone.

La recomendación del día es la película “La Posada”.

En ces fêtes de Noël, je suis heureuse de vous partager une série de trois épisodes spéciaux ! Je vous propose de partir à la découverte des traditions de Noël de trois pays: le Nigéria, les Etats-Unis et le Mexique.Après la découverte du Nigéria et des Etats-Unis ces deux derniers jours -voir liens ci-dessous), nous partons aujourd'hui au Mexique avec la pétillante Silvia !Elle nous parle en détail des bons petits plats de Noël, mais aussi de la tradition bien locale des "posadas", des Rois Mages et surtout de comment les Mexicains passent allègrement de fête en fête ! Ca va vous plaire !Silvia est cheffe cuisinière et créatrice d'un nouveau projet autour de la nutrition sur Instagram. Je vous recommande d'aller découvrir son travail ici:Son compte Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/silviafloresmx/Celui de son projet, Nutritips: https://www.instagram.com/nutritips/Je vous en parle dans cet épisode, en cette fin d'année 2023, je vous invite à découvrir et soutenir l'ONG Konstelacio dont je suis la fondatrice. Depuis 2011, nous éduquons les enfants et les adolescents à la paix et au dialogue entre les cultures, et ça... je pense que ça vous parle

Les compartimos la meditación del Evangelio de hoy tomado de San Lc 1, 30-45.Para más recursos para encontrarte con Dios en la oración, visita nuestra página web www.meditaciondeldia.com o síguenos en Instagram @meditaciondeldia_ y compártenos tu opinión!Conviértete en donante de Meditación del Día en este enlace: https://bit.ly/DonarMdD Santa María Reina de los Apóstoles, enséñanos a orar.Este podcast es parte de JuanDiegoNetwork.com

En este episodio:✳️ Les platico mi punto de vista y experiencias de las posadas de antes y las de ahora. Spoiler alert, ya no voy a posadas. ⬇️⬇️

En este episodio, desmenuzamos los temas más comentados del espectáculo: la glamurosa posada de Alex Gou, la hospitalización de Raphael y su estado de salud, los notables cambios faciales de Ninel Conde, el esperado regreso del Perro Bermúdez y su condición actual, además de la sorpresiva salida de Ingrid Coronado de Venga la Alegría. ¡Acompáñanos en este viaje lleno de chismes, análisis y actualidad!

Puente Internacional Piedras Negras, operará con un horario adicional el 19, 20 y 21 de diciembre El Estado de México será sede del Congreso Nacional de Física 2025Avistamientos en Nueva Jersey son una combinación de drones legales, aeronaves y estrellasMás información en nuestro Podcast

Hoy los deleito con un poema que les romperá el corazón, ¡pero también celebramos los 35 años de Los Simpson! ¿Y de dónde vienen las posadas mexicanas? Además, en esta ocasión les traigo una historia del Titanic y la Revolución que sólo podrán escuchar aquí.

Crestomatía, Grupo Fórmula. Este video es una obra original del Grupo Fórmula, extracción del programa de Janett Arceo y La Mujer Actual. Publicado el día Miércoles 11/Diciembre/2024. Las opiniones y promociones vertidas en este programa son responsabilidad de quien las dice. Foto de @freepik.

The Sacred Heart Catholic Church Guadalupana Society invites everyone to join them as they present “Community Christmas Posadas” Monday, Dec. 16, through Tuesday, Dec. 24. During Las Posadas, participants commemorate the journey of Mary and Joseph to Bethlehem with eight evenings of events, preparing their hearts to welcome Jesus at Christmas. The evening events will include prayers and music. The posadas will take place at various locations in Floresville: •Monday, Dec. 16, 6:30 p.m., 1204 F St., hosted by Orfelinda Courvier and Molly Toscano •Tuesday, Dec. 17, 6:30 p.m., 100 Northcrest Drive, hosted by Rosa Trinidad •Wednesday, Dec. 18, 6:30...Article Link

Platicas Amenas y Cotidianas con mucha Enséñame en donde te contamos las Diferencias, Coincidencias y Curiosidades que Hay entre Mexico y España. Acompañanos en este Viaje de 9053 km

Las posadas navideñas son el momento perfecto para compartir y disfrutar, pero también pueden convertirse en un reto para nuestra alimentación. En este episodio te comparto recomendaciones para aprender a elegir inteligente y disfrutar tus posadas sin culpa. Aprende a disfrutar en balance con Hábitos Inteligentes  ¡Felices fiestas!  Visita nuestra página web:  Hábitos Inteligentes ¡Síguenos en instagram!  Agenda tu cita por WhastApp 

Alberto Vieira, presidente de la Federación Nacional de Hoteles de Venezuela (Fenahoven), aseguró que se espera una mejoría en ocupación para diciembre. Insiste en que, a pesar de la disminución de la conectividad internacional, confían en la demanda interna. «Ha sido un 2024 dinámico e impactado por la situación postelectoral al coincidir con una temporada alta (…) veníamos con cierto repunte tras Semana Santa y Carnavales, sin embargo, agosto y septiembre fue muy diferente con respecto a 2023» añadió. Vieira indicó que para la fecha cuentan con una ocupación acumulada de 30%, que comparado con el año pasado, ubica al sector en dos puntos porcentuales por debajo. Explicó que para agosto, este año se cerró en 24%, mientras que el año pasado el sector estaba en 44%, es decir, 20 puntos por debajo. El presidente de Fenahoven destacó que están en contacto con las cámaras hoteleras en Nueva Esparta, resaltando que la mayoría de los hoteles están preparados con plantas ante cualquier adversidad. «Llamamos a las familias que han hecho planes en hoteles a mantenerlos porque la hotelería está preparada» acotó. Advirtió que la situación económica afecta en temas de ocupación, mostrando preocupación por Anzoátegui que tiene una ocupación de menos de 20%. También te puede interesar: Hoteles reportan afectación tras cierre de tres rutas aéreas Por su parte, William Otero, vicepresidente de la Asociación de Hoteles y Posadas de Morrocoy (Aspohotel), señaló que se esperaba una buena afluencia en julio, agosto y septiembre y no fue así, alertando que la expectativa era muy buena y bajó considerablemente. «Aquí la ocupación llegaría a 15% (…) tenemos esperanzas de un repunte en diciembre porque la gente no disfrutó en agosto» dijo. Recalcó que la mejor temporada para esta área es la primera semana de enero, siendo mejor que la propia Semana Santa o Carnavales.

Y un día Internet cambió para siempre gracias a la llegada de un señor que, maletín en mano, dijo hay que monetizar ECDQEMSD podcast El Cyber Talk Show - episodio 5919 Continuará... a veces Conducen: El Pirata y El Sr. Lagartija https://canaltrans.com Noticias del Mundo: El encuentro Meloni Milei - Desfile por la Revolución Mexicana - La copresidenta Rosario Murillo - Historia de la coctelería - Tom y Jerry - Para navidad, Ponche de Huevo - Cómo hacerlo interesante - Leonardo DiCaprio y Kate Winslet juntos otra vez. Historias Desintegradas: Cosas interesantes en la Internet - Tengo una queja - Instagram, YouTube, TikTok y las segundas partes - Producción de contenido - La monetización - La revolución que no fue - El poder de las plataformas - Ganaron los de siempre - El Pitufo para la aldea - Economía - Tiempos resultados y efectos - Sensaciones irreales - Posadas itinerantes - Vacaciones en Cabo San Lucas - Celebramos la Televisión - La fiesta de Björk y más... En Caso De Que El Mundo Se Desintegre - Podcast no tiene publicidad, sponsors ni organizaciones que aporten para mantenerlo al aire. Solo el sistema cooperativo de los que aportan a través de las suscripciones hacen posible que todo esto siga siendo una realidad. Gracias Dragones Dorados!! NO AI: ECDQEMSD Podcast no utiliza ninguna inteligencia artificial de manera directa para su realización. Diseño, guionado, música, edición y voces son de  nuestra completa intervención humana.

Guillermo Moreno con Monica Saldaña, Diego Llanos y Juan Olmedo en el acto de Posadas, Misiones

Welcome back to Press Pause! As you may have noticed, we've partnered up with Publishing Goblin and their new game, Confluence: the Living Archive and so for this episode, Kenzie got to chat with a couple of the minds behind this genre-blending TTRPG! This episode was sponsored by Publishing Goblin and their new game Confluence RPG. You can go back the game on ⁠Backerkit⁠ now! You can find us at: ⁠⁠⁠https://linktr.ee/queerpg⁠⁠⁠ This episode was produced by Kenzie Tartaglione. Editing by Kenzie Tartaglione. Theme music by Lorna Ryan. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/queerpg/support

Neste livro os dois irmãos relatam as aventuras e desventuras da família Posadas no seu vaivém constante pelas diferentes capitais para onde o pai, devido ao cargo diplomático que exerce, é destacado.

Carmen Posadas ha estado en Las Mañanas de RNE con motivo de la reciente publicación de El misterioso caso del impostor del Titanic. La escritora ha contado que el juez Manuel Marchena le dio la idea del libro: "Un día me tocó el juez Marchena al lado en una cena y empezamos a hablar de temas que él había tratado como juez y de ahí, no sé cómo, saltamos a los siete sobrevivientes del Titanic. Entonces me contó la anécdota del moscardón", cuenta.Otra de las particularidades del libro es la presencia de Emilia Pardo Bazán, de la que se considera "devota", como protagonista principal de la trama. Posadas también agradece la ayuda de su nieto, que ha estado investigando online para darle contexto a la historia: "Resulta que mi nieto es un genio de internet y se dedicó a meterse en todos los foros... hay verdaderos devotos del Titanic, lo saben absolutamente todo".Entrevista completa en RNE AudioEscuchar audio

Saints du jour 2024-09-20 Saint André Kim et Bienheureux Francisco de Posadas by Radio Maria France

El pasado 13 de mayo se presentó el libro “Blancos: razón y corazón. Diálogo entre dos generaciones”. Esta publicación de ediciones De La Plaza consiste en un intercambio epistolar sobre temas políticos entre el ingeniero agrónomo Santiago Gutiérrez Silva -dirigente wilsonista, integrante del Directorio del Partido Nacional- y el abogado Tomás Teijeiro -herrerista, inspector general del Trabajo y de la Seguridad Social-. El prólogo es del filósofo Facundo Ponce de León y el epílogo está a cargo del exsenador blanco Juan Martín Posadas. A partir de los contenidos del libro, son varias las preguntas que se disparan: ¿Qué significa ser “blanco”? ¿Es lo mismo que identificarse con el Partido Nacional? ¿Cuáles son las ideas y los sentimientos que atraviesan a esta fuerza política? ¿Cómo se entrelazan allí valores como la libertad, la igualdad o la justicia? ¿Tienen validez en el siglo XXI corrientes históricas como el Herrerismo y el Wilsonismo? Conversamos En Perspectiva con los propios autores.

The conversation covers a range of topics, including personal introductions, running, work, the impact of COVID-19, and the creation of social media content. It delves into the journey of becoming a serious runner, the challenges faced, and the development of a supportive running community. The conversation also explores the creation of humorous and relatable social media content, highlighting the authenticity and genuine personality of the speaker. Omar shares his journey of self-acceptance and the impact of social media on his life. He discusses the importance of representation and inspiring others through his running journey. The conversation also delves into the therapeutic benefits of running and the unexpected opportunities that have arisen from his social media presence. "I think it's all not communities are pretty equal. I think that there's certain fitness communities that are really bro -ish, you know, or more physical, you know, you look at it a certain way. The very community I think is where, and it's one of the few that it's accepting all, you know, all shapes and sizes, all types of backgrounds, all genders. And I think it's, it's as beautiful to see." - Omar Give Omar a follow @omar.runs.napa

Los poetas nos recordaron que hay que vivir con rebeldía, pasión y una buena dosis de humor. José Luis Trueba entrevistó a Juan Domingo Argüelles, nuestro lexicógrafo de confianza, quien nos presenta el último libro de su trilogía para aprender a escribir decentemente: “Las malas lenguas”, “¡No valga la redundancia!” y “Más malas lenguas”. Claudia Posadas y Herles Velasco conversaron sobre una poeta chilena imprescindible y, hasta ahora, casi desconocida: Stella Díaz Varín. Contestataria contra la dictadura y existencialista, Díaz Varín ha sido reivindicada en nuestro país gracias al trabajo de Claudia Posadas en Material de Lectura de la UNAM.¡Arriba la poesía, anda, dale play!

Se acerca el verano y, con él, la poesía. En este episodio, las y los poetas nos recordaron que hay que vivir con rebeldía, pasión y una buena dosis de humor. José Luis Trueba entrevistó a Juan Domingo Argüelles, nuestro lexicógrafo de confianza, quien nos presenta su trilogía para aprender a escribir decentemente: “Las malas lenguas”, “¡No valga la redundancia!” y “Más malas lenguas”. Claudia Posadas y Herles Velasco conversaron sobre una poeta chilena imprescindible y, hasta ahora, casi desconocida: Stella Díaz Varín. Militante del Partido Comunista, contestataria contra la dictadura y existencialista, Díaz Varín ha sido reivindicada en nuestro país gracias al trabajo de Claudia Posadas en Material de Lectura de la UNAM. Además, en nuestra sección Metaentrevistas, hablamos con Franz Kafka por su centenario. ¡Hay mucho por descubrir en los siguientes minutos! Así que ¡dale play!

 Watch Carol and Tim LIVE every day on YouTube: http://bit.ly/3vTiACF. Jose Carlos Azacarraga Andrade, CEO at Grupo Posadas, discusses the state of the tourism industry and Mexico's post-covid rebound. Hosts: Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec. Producer: Paul Brennan. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Diálogo nocturno con Julio Oñate. Hablamos de contar historias, de la familia, de música, de nuestros viajes exploratorios de whisky, el amor por Islay, del Encuentro Whisky Lovers, y de historias de whisky. Bebimos Douglas Laing Laphroaig 18 Años Sherry y Extravaganza Benrinnes 10 Años VI Ranci. Música de Dúo Posadas y Michelo.

This Day in Legal History: Lots of Things On March 13th, various significant events have unfolded in the realm of legal history, reflecting the ever-evolving landscape of law and justice across the globe. On this day in 1781, Sir William Herschel's discovery of Uranus led to international legal discussions on the naming rights of celestial bodies, a precursor to modern space law debates. In 1868, the impeachment trial of President Andrew Johnson began, marking the first time a U.S. president faced such proceedings, underscoring the constitutional checks and balances in American governance.Fast forward to 1961, the U.S. Supreme Court's decision in Posadas de Puerto Rico Associates v. Tourism Company of Puerto Rico established significant precedents regarding states' rights and the commerce clause, affecting how businesses and state regulations interacted. On March 13, 1989, the Internet's precursor, ARPANET, was hit by one of the first major digital security incidents, leading to the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act of 1986 being amended to address such modern challenges, illustrating the law's attempt to keep pace with technological advancements.Moreover, on this day in 1996, the Dunblane school massacre occurred in Scotland, leading to stringent gun control laws in the United Kingdom, a pivotal moment in the global debate on gun regulation. This tragic event underscores how legal systems can rapidly evolve in response to societal tragedies.In more recent history, March 13, 2013, saw the election of Pope Francis, which brought to the forefront discussions about canon law, the legal system governing the Roman Catholic Church, highlighting the intersection of law and religion.These events, spanning centuries and continents, illustrate the dynamic nature of legal history and its profound impact on societal norms, regulations, and governance. As we reflect on these milestones, it becomes evident that the law is a living entity, constantly adapting to the complexities of human civilization.The federal judiciary has introduced a new policy to combat "judge shopping," a tactic where litigants select specific courts hoping for a favorable ruling, particularly noted in challenges to Biden administration actions in Texas. This practice, prevalent in cases aimed at barring or implementing state or federal actions, will now see civil actions randomly assigned to judges within a district, countering any local practices of case assignments to a single judge. This move, according to Judge Jeffrey Sutton of the Judicial Conference's executive committee, is a response to the increasing use of national injunctions that have seen district judges block nationwide policies across various administrations. While the policy's full implementation details remain unclear, it represents a significant shift aimed at ensuring impartiality and reducing the perception of the judiciary as politically influenced. The policy has drawn attention to judges like Matthew Kacsmaryk and Alan Albright, who have been focal points for conservative cases and patent cases, respectively. Despite these changes, challenges in areas not affecting state and federal law may still experience judge shopping. The judiciary's move is seen as a step towards fairness, although its effectiveness and scope are yet to be fully understood.Federal Courts Aim to Curb Judge Shopping With New Policy (3)US federal judiciary moves to curtail 'judge shopping' tactic | ReutersThe push towards unionizing student athletes, notably highlighted by Dartmouth College's men's basketball team's vote to unionize, has sparked significant controversy and concern among Republicans and university athletics representatives. This development comes amid debates in Congress, particularly focused on whether student athletes should be classified as employees, a question intensified by the National Labor Relations Board's (NLRB) decision to allow Dartmouth students to hold a union election. Critics, such as Rep. Burgess Owens, argue that recognizing student athletes as employees poses an "existential threat" to college sports, fearing widespread unintended consequences that could extend beyond NCAA Division I to impact Division II and III, as well as high school athletes.University representatives worry about the implications of employment status on issues ranging from tax exemptions for scholarships to visa eligibility for international students. They also fear the potential for the NLRB's stance to fluctuate with political changes. Proponents of the NLRB's decision, however, argue that past decisions, like the one involving Northwestern University football players, have been misinterpreted and that circumstances have evolved to warrant a reevaluation of student athletes' rights. They advocate for student athletes having a "seat at the table" to negotiate conditions pertinent to their dual roles as students and athletes. This debate gains further complexity considering the recent legal milestones, such as the Supreme Court's NCAA v. Alston case and the NLRB's Columbia University decision, both favoring expanded rights and compensation for students. 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In this episode of The A to Z English Podcast, Xochitl tells Jack about the Mexican holiday 3 Kings Day.Transcript:00:00:01JackWelcome to the A-Z English podcast. My name is Jack and today I'm here with my co-host social. And this is a new kind of episode that I like to call, topic talks and so social. What is today's topic or the topic talk?00:00:20XochitlUh, today's topic tag is a cultural holiday tradition called 3 Kings Day, and it's a holiday celebrated on January 6th and we celebrate in Mexico and I'm not sure if we celebrate it in other places of Latin America, but it celebrates when the three kings visited the baby Jesus.00:00:41XochitlYou brought gifts. So in Mexico you don't actually get your gifts on Christmas and stuff you. I mean, you can, but you usually get your gifts on three Kings Day.00:00:52JackOhh really you get?00:00:53JackYour your gifts on three Kings Day for not not.00:00:58XochitlYeah, I mean, I got.00:01:00XochitlGifts both days growing up, I split, split them up like between Christmas and three Wednesday.00:01:09XochitlBut traditionally in Mexico, you do get your gifts on three Kings Day so.00:01:16JackAnd and this also we should let our listeners know, this is like a this is from the the Christian Bible. The idea that on the on I guess it was when when Christ was Jesus was born.00:01:31JackBarn 3 Kings presented him with gifts, right? Gold, frankincense and myrrh.00:01:42JackIs that what it?00:01:42발표자Yeah, yeah.00:01:42JackIs OK alright. I don't know what Murray is. Actually, I don't know what frankincense is either, but.00:01:47XochitlFrankincense is a type of like it's a it's like a potpourri, or like an incense type of thing. It's a smell. I've smelled it before. It's kind of it smells kind of like minty.00:01:55JackOK. OK. OK.00:02:02XochitlBut look really sweet. I don't know.00:02:03JackThat's nice. Oh, OK. OK. Frank, it's. I mean, it kind of sounds like frankincense kind of sounds like some kind of incense. You know, like it comes to the word incense, but, but murder?00:02:03XochitlHow to?00:02:05XochitlIt is nice.00:02:13XochitlRight, yeah.00:02:16XochitlYeah, I don't know what that one is.00:02:19XochitlI'll be honest.00:02:19JackWhat is that? OK. All right. Have no idea if you know what Mer is. Please let us know. Send us.00:02:20XochitlI have no.00:02:21XochitlI don't have that one.00:02:24XochitlAn e-mail leave us a comment.00:02:29XochitlOr time in the we chat or.00:02:30XochitlWhatsApp groups, but uh.00:02:32XochitlYeah. So what we do typically is that we exchange gifts on this day kind of like you would for Christmas and then we.00:02:42XochitlCut up the roska, which is a three kings cake or King's cake. Kind of like Mardi Gras where you have.00:02:48XochitlKing's cake it's.00:02:49XochitlA similar kind of consistency. It's flavored with orange and anise seed.00:02:55XochitlAnd it has, like marzipan and cherries and candied orange peels. UM on the top.00:03:04XochitlAnd the very interesting.00:03:05JackOhh nice.00:03:06XochitlYeah, it is really tasty. I had two pieces, but the really interesting part about this pastry, it's shaped like a ring and everyone cuts their own peace. And if you get there's three plastic baby jesuses inside the.00:03:24XochitlThe cake and if you get a baby Jesus on February 2nd, you have to make tomorrow's for every.00:03:32JackOh, really? OK.00:03:36JackDid you get a baby Jesus?00:03:38XochitlNo, I I have a few tricks up.00:03:40XochitlMy sleeve Jack. So.00:03:42JackNobody wants.00:03:42JackA baby Jesus. You don't want a baby Jesus.00:03:45XochitlYou don't want a baby Jesus because then you have to make tomorrow and no one wants to make tamales. So I have a few tricks up my sleeve that I use to avoid the baby. Jesuses #1 is.00:03:57XochitlThe riskiest part is when you've cut your first piece of cake, you're pretty much.00:04:02XochitlIt's just your luck on luck.00:04:04JackYou got you go.00:04:04JackLeft or you go right. I mean that's it, right? I mean, right.00:04:07XochitlYeah, you have no pretty much no.00:04:12XochitlSay you kind of want to be in the middle.00:04:14XochitlOf the pack because.00:04:18XochitlIf you are the first person to cut, you have no idea. And if you're the last person to cut, then unless everyone else magically got a baby Jesus, which is very unlikely, then you're running out of space. You know what I mean? Like.00:04:31XochitlYou're running out.00:04:32XochitlOf real estate there. So it's likely that you're getting a baby Jesus, but if you're.00:04:36XochitlSomewhere in the middle of the pack.00:04:37XochitlIf someone just got a baby, the best time to go is.00:04:39XochitlIf someone just got a baby.00:04:41JackYeah, go right next to their their baby Jesus because.00:04:45XochitlThanks. Yeah.00:04:46JackThere's not going to be two.00:04:47JackBaby Jesus, next to each other, right?00:04:49XochitlYeah, they're not right next to each other. So I mean, when I used to make it, sometimes I put them.00:04:53XochitlNext to each other.00:04:56JackYou trick people, OK?00:04:57XochitlYeah, but you don't know where.00:05:01XochitlYou don't know where you they are. Even if you baked it, because once you bake it, you bake it with the baby.00:05:05XochitlJuice inside by.00:05:06XochitlThe way I know that can't be good for you.00:05:09XochitlBut or maybe?00:05:09JackThat can't be good, that those those are forever plastic chemicals, you know, so.00:05:14XochitlI know, but yeah. But you.00:05:16XochitlForget by the time it's ready where you put the baby Jesus. So it's like you.00:05:22XochitlThat's the best time is what right after someone got a baby Jesus.00:05:26XochitlThe other thing the other way that.00:05:28XochitlI avoid it is.00:05:30XochitlIf you already got a baby dude so you can eat as many slices as you want because getting the 2nd baby juices doesn't make you have to make more tamales.00:05:37JackNo, it's you're already. You're already done anyway. You're you're you've lost already, so.00:05:38XochitlWell, it's.00:05:43XochitlI just avoid a second slice until everyone has already.00:05:47XochitlGotten a baby Jesus? Like if they've already found three baby jesuses, then I can have as many slices as I want, but I tend.00:05:53XochitlTo hold out until that point.00:05:55JackOK.00:05:56JackOK.00:05:57JackWhat about? I'm just, I'm just brainstorming here, but what if?00:06:00JackYou cut really slowly.00:06:03JackAnd then you feel the plastic, you know, baby Jesus kind of touch the knife.00:06:10JackBut you can feel which side the the baby Jesus is on.00:06:14JackAnd then you cut the other go. The other way is that does that count? Or if you touch the baby Jesus with the knife, does that mean you you're now making tamales for everybody?00:06:25XochitlYes, because if you even if it peeks out, like even if you slice didn't have any, if you can see it when you cut it, like if it's in the then it's yours.00:06:34JackOh, OK, OK. So you.00:06:36XochitlPut it with the knife and you like moved your knife because you felt it. Everyone would. Everyone's watching you cut. So everyone be like you felt it. So you're making it tomorrow. Like they don't care. But I'll be really dirty. Trick that I used to have up my sleeve when I was a kid. Is that when everyone was distracted? I would. It's like a.00:06:54JackYou would poke a toothpick in there.00:06:57XochitlNo, I would pick it up and look at the bottom because you can see the.00:07:00XochitlHoles where they put the baby juices in.00:07:04JackSo you would know exactly where not to OK.00:07:08XochitlYeah, we're not to cut. And just, like, make a mental note of it. That was when I was younger I.00:07:12XochitlTried not to be that unfair.00:07:14JackYeah, that's some serious cheating right there. But yeah, you must be making tamales. Must be really awful. Must must be.00:07:21XochitlIt's not awful, but it's a lot of work, like no one to do it because you have to sit around. It's like an all day of Fair like you have to make the dough. You gotta boil the pork. You have to make the sauce. So that goes in there like you have. There's so many components to the ceiling and then you have to wrap each individual tomorrow. And you have to steam them in a pot, then you're done.00:07:24JackOK, OK.00:07:41XochitlSo it's like all the affair.00:07:43XochitlSo just no one.00:07:43JackI love tamales though. Ohh my gosh.00:07:46JackThey're so good.00:07:47XochitlI'm actually not a fan.00:07:48XochitlOf tamales either actually. So that's like.00:07:50JackReally. Ohh like that? I don't I.00:07:52JackThink I like them.00:07:54XochitlMore little ones with banana like that are wrapped in banana leaves. I do love those, but other other ones. I'm not a huge fan of. Yeah. So that's kind of the the big thing is like the excitement about whether you're gonna find a baby Jesus or not.00:08:08XochitlAnd do you have like hot cocoa or, you know, you drink it with like hot cocoa usually?00:08:13XochitlBecause it's not a super sweet. It's like it's kind.00:08:15XochitlOf a sweet.00:08:16XochitlBread, pastry kind of thing, but it's not very sweet. It's not like American pastries.00:08:21XochitlWhere it's like.00:08:21XochitlA mouthful of sugar. It's like a.00:08:22JackRight, right, right. Yeah.00:08:23XochitlVery light beef bread.00:08:25XochitlSo you dip it in your hot chocolate to complement it.00:08:29XochitlUM.00:08:31XochitlAnd that's kind of how you do it you.00:08:33XochitlKnow so.00:08:34JackSun right, actually.00:08:36XochitlYeah, it is really nice. I actually do, really.00:08:38XochitlEnjoy it and.00:08:40발표자Like did you?00:08:40JackGuys stretch out the holiday season even a little bit farther.00:08:43XochitlOh, ohhh yeah, we're bad in Mexico. If you if you whenever. If you ever moved to Mexico or go travel to Mexico or something. Everything. I mean, except businesses, some businesses and stuff, but any kind of like paperwork, anything like that is shut down completely from like December through the end of January.00:09:05XochitlDecember starts Posadas all the way until December 24th. Posadas are like.00:09:10XochitlWhen you know.00:09:11XochitlHow Mary and Joseph asked for a place to stay like they asked for refuge, I guess.00:09:17JackYeah, yeah, yeah.00:09:18XochitlSo you go around knocking. I told you about this before.00:09:21XochitlBut you go.00:09:22XochitlAround knocking door.00:09:22XochitlTo door and you like get hot chocolate and there's like party. It's like a part.00:09:26XochitlEvery night up until Christmas Eve. Then you party on Christmas. Then it's like you have New Year's. Then you have they smuggle. But January 6. And then there's still more stuff that you're doing up until February 2nd, where you have the people come back and have the tamales.00:09:47JackI love it. I love it. Months of celebrations? Yeah, that's.00:09:48XochitlSo it's just a party all through December and January.00:09:54XochitlIt's like doing some partying. Yeah, yeah.00:09:57JackI like it. I like it.00:09:59XochitlVery festive culture, which is something I appreciate and something a lot of.00:10:03XochitlPeople like but.00:10:04XochitlA lot of people aren't prepared for it when they move their full time because they get angry because they're like, why are there fireworks waking me up at 2:00 AM every night? It's like, well, they're.00:10:13XochitlPart people are partying cause it's like a patron, St's birthday or some kind of holiday. It's like pretty much every week there's a holiday of some sort.00:10:22JackRight. It's the day before the day before the three Kings Day. And it's the day after, you know? Yeah.00:10:23XochitlAnd they're not all set.00:10:28XochitlRight.00:10:29XochitlYeah, they after this. So it's kind of like it's a big celebratory culture and a lot of people enjoy that. But again, they're not really like ready for it because it's a lot of.00:10:41XochitlCommunity and like in America, we're so individualistic and we're so reserved and we don't like loud noises and we're very bothered by.00:10:51XochitlThose couple things and like it's something that I feel like a lot of Americans are really not prepared for when they move to Mexico. I see so many complaints on expat groups like why are people putting on fireworks? My poor dog is scared. I'm scared. I don't like the noise. I can't.00:11:07XochitlSleep and like it's.00:11:08XochitlJust that's how it is here.00:11:11XochitlI guess that it is better. Yeah, or. Yeah. But it's like not going to change anytime soon because it's just part of the culture, a huge part.00:11:11JackYeah, accept it or leave God love it.00:11:15JackLeave it.00:11:21XochitlOf the culture so.00:11:23XochitlYeah. All right. 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In this episode of The A to Z English Podcast, Xochitl and Jack discuss their favorite Christmas traditions.Transcript:00:00:00JackYou're listening to the A-Z English podcast.00:00:14JackWelcome to the A to Z English podcast. My name is Jack and I am here with my co-host social. And today we are going to do a quick talk episode where we just discuss a topic. And today's question is what's your favorite family Christmas tradition?00:00:33JackAnd so, so I'll let I'll start with you first. What's your your favorite family Christmas tradition?00:00:40XochitlWell, Jack, I would say my favorite family Christmas.00:00:43XochitlWell, I have two, so I'll go over both briefly. I think for my American side, my favorite is probably making sugar cookies with my grandma in the US, we have that idea or the myth.00:00:59XochitlMyth that Santa comes to house and leaves presents and the children are supposed to leave milk and cookies out for Santa as a snack when he stops by your house. So.00:01:08JackRight.00:01:13XochitlWe would always.00:01:13XochitlMake cookies from scratch with my grandma and we would decorate them and I still really enjoy making cookies and decorating them. And last.00:01:24XochitlYear or two years.00:01:25XochitlAgo for Christmas, my grandma, maybe three years ago now, my grandma gifted me some old.00:01:33XochitlCookie cutters like some family cookie cutters.00:01:36JackLike from the 60s, you know those like metal ones? Yes, they're the.00:01:38XochitlYeah, like the vintage one. Yes. And I was really happy and excited about that. And that's definitely my favorite tradition.00:01:41JackBest, right? Yeah.00:01:49XochitlFor US style Christmas.00:01:52JackAnd do you?00:01:53JackDo you put a layer of like like like colored sugar coating? So like you'd make like a Santa with like a white belt and you make a like a tree which with green you put like green dye in it and stuff.00:01:54발표자OK.00:02:08XochitlYeah, you put like you make powdered sugar with like milk or water and you add the dye in and then you just, like, slather it with a knife or whatever onto the cookie.00:02:18발표자But we.00:02:19XochitlUsed to do that a lot with my grandma, but now that I make them.00:02:21XochitlKind of on my own, I still make.00:02:23XochitlThe icing but.00:02:24XochitlI just do like a little outline on the cookies because they're way too sweet for me otherwise.00:02:29JackYeah, I mean.00:02:30JackIt's just it's like sugar on sugar, right? Yeah.00:02:32XochitlYeah, it's really it's pretty much unpalatable. I mean, it was for me always my, I mean, not saying my grandma's recipes unpalatable just to sugar is like too much. I'm not a huge sweets person.00:02:46XochitlSo the sugar on the sugar is like tooth, achingly sweet. And I think in the US we have like, a a really sweet palette in general, because desserts are not that sweet. Other places in the world.00:02:58JackNo, you're right. That's that's a good point. I find that there there's more buttery kind of a flavor to like cake and things like that that they don't put so much sugar. It's almost sickly sweet in the US.00:03:12XochitlYeah, for sure.00:03:13JackSometimes, yeah.00:03:15XochitlAnd there's not that much.00:03:16XochitlOf a flavor profile because like, there's not that much depth of flavor, it's.00:03:20XochitlJust like sugar.00:03:20XochitlAnd more sugar.00:03:21XochitlThere's not like much more. Yeah, but for my Mexican tradition, I would say in Mexico, the presence actually come on three Kings Day and a lot of the Christmassy type.00:03:22JackSugar and sugar.00:03:35XochitlTraditions happen.00:03:36XochitlAnd then, but we do celebrate Christmas as well, but I would say it's more oriented around like a meal together. So I liked doing things like making tamales with my mom and my favorite absolute favorite thing is punchy, which is like fruit punch.00:03:56XochitlBut it's hot. It's like hot food and and it's really delicious. And my mom has the absolute best recipe.00:04:05XochitlMe that I have ever tried anytime someone is like ohh here's a cup of punch. I just know I'm gonna be disappointed because it's not as good.00:04:13XochitlAs my moms.00:04:16XochitlAnd she gave me the recipe, and I've since shared it with uh. Well, I've shared the punch, not the recipe with other people. And they agreed with us.00:04:22JackRight. Keep that secret, yeah.00:04:25XochitlYeah, my mom might stab me, but yeah, I think that that's definitely probably one of the one of my favorite.00:04:37XochitlHoliday traditions and in Mexico, like I said, the gifts and the present stuff is.00:04:42XochitlMore at a later date and during.00:04:45XochitlThis time we have Posadas which like are you walk around with candles and go like door to door caroling kind of.00:04:56XochitlAnd different people like receive you and you might get like.00:05:00XochitlPunch or hot chocolate or stuff like that.00:05:04JackYeah, OK. It's almost like the song the the, You know.00:05:08JackUM, we wish you a Merry Christmas that that song, you know, bring us some figgy pudding. It's like, give us something, you know, bring us a snack for singing a song to you for Carol and.00:05:20발표자Right.00:05:20JackYou you know.00:05:21XochitlYeah, in in Christmas carols. It is like pretty American, I guess. But like the post status is kind of a different thing. You're kind of. You're supposed to be recreating the religious aspect where, like, Mary and Joseph went door to door asking for shelter.00:05:37JackAlright, OK.00:05:38XochitlIf you're sad that literally means shelter or like refuge. So yeah, that's kind of the interesting aspect of.00:05:46XochitlHow about you, Jeff? What's your favorite Christmas tradition?00:05:49JackOK, well, mine are much more vanilla than yours. I mean, yours are very rich and interesting and I'm I'm thinking mine are like.00:05:59JackNot very interesting.00:06:00JackNow, but there are, there's a couple that I I really enjoyed. The first one is obviously.00:06:07JackDecorating the tree.00:06:08JackLike I love it. I love to decorate the tree. So you know, you gotta, you gotta get some Christmas music on.00:06:10발표자Ohh yeah.00:06:16JackYou know.00:06:19JackYou know, as the as the the stereo plays, you know, chestnuts roasting on an open fire, you know, like these, these old kind of Bing Crosby Christmas songs, you know, from the the 1950s and the 1960s. Those are my favorites, you know.00:06:37JackAnd and you know, maybe like a a Swiss miss hot chocolate with some marshmallows in it and and then start decorating the tree, usually with my daughter, we decorate a.00:06:52JackTree we.00:06:53JackA little tree because we live in Korea. It's not such a common tradition here to to get a real tree.00:07:00JackAnd to set it up, actually I think it's pretty much illegal to do a real.00:07:05JackTree I think.00:07:06XochitlAlso, the houses are a.00:07:08XochitlLot smaller in Korea generally speaking, than America, right, right. Yeah.00:07:11JackYeah, there's not a lot of space to put.00:07:14JackA real tree? Yeah. I mean, it's just not it. It it, wouldn't it?00:07:18JackDoesn't make any sense.00:07:19JackTo Korean people, so we use a a fake tree here and but we we put the lights up and we we have the decorations and a lot of them are.00:07:30JackNone of the decorations are are ornaments that my daughter made in elementary school.00:07:35JackAnd we just you. So the guy has a, you know, so they'll be like a baby picture of her or something and it's just really sweet. And so that's that's our one tradition that that mainly my daughter and I do together and she's coming back this week to from America to visit and so she's.00:07:54JackOne of the things she mentioned was she wants to put the tree up, so that's really I haven't done it yet, so I'm I'm saving.00:08:01JackIt for her.00:08:04JackThe second Christmas tradition that we we started a long time ago. I don't do it anymore, but we did it when I was was younger, was we made gingerbread houses.00:08:16XochitlOhh, that's so fun.00:08:18JackYeah. Have you ever done that before? Have you made it?00:08:20XochitlNo, I haven't. And I would love to, but I haven't done that before.00:08:26JackYeah. Yeah. So my we, my mom would bake the, you know, the walls and everything. Homemade, like, from scratch. It wasn't like a, you know, where you can buy like a kit. Now you just everything's already already made.00:08:42JackBasically you just make you just have like the.00:08:47JackI don't know.00:08:47JackWhat you call the cream, whatever that keeps it together, the icing. Thank you. That holds it together. But my mom made the icing from scratch that she baked the the the gingerbread house. And so we would, you know.00:08:51XochitlYou like the icing?00:09:03JackWe would have.00:09:03JackLike bowls of M&M's.00:09:05JackAnd gum.00:09:07JackAnd all these different candies and you know, you'd be everyone. All the kids would be licking the the icing, you know, while they're making the house and.00:09:16JackThe roof would be falling off of one house because it's too heavy, you know, structural collapses occurring regularly, but at the end of the end of it, you, most of us would have like a nice little gingerbread house. And then, you know, I mean, obviously the best.00:09:35JackPart of it is.00:09:36JackEating it so slowly it would get picked away where all the M&M's are gone 1st and then someone would go after the gum drops and then all that's left. Is this like rock icing?00:09:50JackAnd stale cookie. You know that it's it's inedible, but it was always really fun to to build gingerbread houses and it's it's they look really cool when they're when they're done really well they look really cool. I think it's fun.00:10:12JackSo those are my two, yeah.00:10:12발표자Yeah, I've.00:10:14XochitlBeen on the.00:10:14XochitlInternet this year, people doing like charcuterie board gingerbread houses, so they're like savory instead of sweet.00:10:20JackOhh nice OK.00:10:22XochitlReally neat looking. I'm like I definitely would eat that also, not just make it eat it quickly because I it has like the cheese and the crackers and the cured meats and stuff.00:10:35JackOh, that's really cool. Yeah, because, I mean, like, a real gingerbread house with all the candy.00:10:40JackAnd stuff. It's kind of.00:10:41JackIt's probably like 10 to 15,000.00:10:44JackCalories on that thing, you.00:10:46XochitlKnow and it's.00:10:47XochitlLike sweet, it gets one-dimensional after a while like the flavor, and you get kind of sick of it. I.00:10:51XochitlThink, at least for me.00:10:53JackAlthough if you put, uh, if you put uhm.00:10:57발표자What do they?00:10:57JackCall Mint chocolate M&M's on it.00:11:01JackThose things are like.00:11:03JackI'll I'll eat those all day long. Forever. They're amazing. I I have to stay away from those I they.00:11:05발표자Thank you.00:11:09JackDon't have them.00:11:10JackIn Korea, and I'm so glad they don't have them here. Like it's it's so dangerous.00:11:17XochitlThose are actually really beautiful.00:11:18XochitlTraditions, doc. I'm glad you shared those.00:11:21XochitlUh, yeah. For our listeners, if you have any special traditions that you celebrate either Christmas or another holiday during this time, make sure to let us know in the comments down below at it is the English podcast.com shoot us an e-mail at AZ englishpodcast@gmail.com.00:11:39XochitlJoin our WhatsApp group or join our WeChat Group.00:11:42XochitlAnd joining the conversation about the holidays and we'll see you guys next time. 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La celebración de la Navidad en Guatemala se viste con la riqueza de dos tradiciones arraigadas en la historia y la fe: Posadas y Nacimientos. Estas prácticas, que han perdurado desde la época hispánica, fusionan la devoción religiosa con la expresión artística y cultural, ofreciendo un vistazo único a la manera en que el pueblo guatemalteco celebra el nacimiento de Jesús. Las posadas, influencia del Santo Hermano Pedro de San José Betancur, se erigen como peregrinaciones simbólicas que recorren los hogares, recreando la búsqueda de refugio de María y José en Belén. A su vez, los nacimientos, representaciones detalladas del pesebre, dan vida a la escena del nacimiento de Jesús, convirtiéndose en expresiones artísticas y espirituales que adornan los hogares y espacios públicos. En esta edición de "Marchas con Historia" exploraremos el trasfondo histórico y cultural que ha dado forma a estas tradiciones, destacando su impacto en la forma en que Guatemala celebra la temporada navideña.

Si no eres de México y no sabes que es esto del Maratón Lupe Reyes, quédate conmigo, al escuchar lo que es, seguro encontrarás algo equivalente.  A lo que en México le llamamos el Maratón Lupe Reyes, es al transito de una serie de celebraciones que van del 12 de diciembre (Dia de la Virgen de Guadalupe) al 6 de Enero, Día de Reyes Notese que en medio de estas fechas, hay muchas celebraciones, eventos con mucha comida que para muchas de nosotras se traduce en la idea de fechas en donde inevitablemente voy a subir de peso.  Hoy mi propuesta es a que te dispongas a GOZAR Espectacularmente el Maratón Lupe Reyes o su equivalente  Es totalmente posible.  Primero voy a compartir lo que considero los principales errores que podemos cometer en estas fechas.  Error #1. Resignarme y solo dejarme llevar. Esto es garantia de que voy a lograr eso que no quiero. Notemos como la resignación es una manifestación. Es un decretar lo que va a suceder, no lo hacemos conscientemente, pero así eso.  Asi que no te resignes, declara Error # 2. Dejar de ir a las posadas, fiestas, celebraciones por miedo a ser totalmente incapaz de controlarme.  Esto resulta en terminar odiando esto de querer bajar de peso, convertimos el proceso en una carga, un castigo y sufrimiento.  Date cuenta de que lo que probablemente esta detrás de ese miedo a ir a las celebraciones es miedo a no ser capaz de tomar buenas decisiones… Y si enfrentas este miedo conectando contigo?  con lo que quieres lograr, enfocandote en el como si, podras accesar entonces a la creatividad y a la confianza… Error # 3. Hacer dietas restrictivas antes y después de cada evento…. Esto provoca una desconexión con nuestro cuerpo. En el fondo es un castigo /premio, y no, asi no es como se crea nuestra version mas espectacular, la represión solo provoca obsesion por lo prohibido.  Con lo cual, la propuesta es a conectar con tu cuerpo, come sin culpa y para de comer cuando estes satisfecha, disponte a hacerlo repitiéndote pensamientos que le agreguen a tu camino un poquito de amor a ti A tu cuerpo A tus eventos… Hoy tomo las mejores decisiones Estoy conmigo y para mi Estoy a cargo de mi Conecto conmigo Hoy disfruto mas que n unca Mi vida es un regalo, disfruto cada instante Confío en mi Me lleno de lo que me hace bien  El amor es mi mas grande alimento… Gozo espectacularmente…. Y mira te hago esta propuesta porque se que se puede… Después de haber vivido muchos maratones lupe reyes resignada, con miedo, reprimiéndome y con culpa  empezando cada Año Nuevo muy decidida a empezar una mega super dieta urgida de bajar de peso, se que se puede gozar todas estas celebraciones, estos eventos, la comida que tanto nos gusta ESPECTACULARMENTE Compruébalo! y si te laten estos conceptos, te invito a que te hagas el mejor regalo, el acceso a nuestro Taller Navideño que hoy puedes adquirir por solo $7 dólares en www.monicasosa.com/magia En el comparto clases dinámicas con un paso a paso muy puntual y conceptos para disfrutar más estas fiestas. También incluye unos Audios de emergencia para escuchar en situaciones de "peligro" Y si ya eres parte de Puedes Hacerlo Espectacular, esto es algo que trabajaremos juntas intensamente este mes.  Comprobaremos que si se puede gozar espectacularmente nuestra vida, en total armonía con nuestro cuerpo, con esa version de nosotras mismas que nos sentimos llamadas a vivir.  Vive espectacular, Tu coach, Mónica Sosa

Ya casi se acaba el año, pero no podíamos dejar de celebrar... perdón de compartir, la experiencia de una posada gamer, o realmente cómo se viven las celebraciones aquí en México.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/fuera-del-control. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

El día de hoy le damos gracias a las posadas por ser la oportunidad para ver y disfrutar a nuestros amigos.¿Te gustó está sesión? Compártela con un ser querido, ayúdanos a expandir la energía de la gratitud para que todes disfrutemos los beneficios de los increíbles beneficios de esta práctica.Descarga tu Diario de Gratitud: www.mardelcerro.com/gratitudConecta con nosotres más allá del Podcast nos encuentras en:Instagram: www.instagram.com/agradecidapodcastInstagram: www.instagram.com/mardelcerroCorreo: mar@mardelcerro.com Gracias siempre por ser parte de este proyecto.AGRADECIDA es un podcast de "Mar del Cerro, Meditación y Bienestar" Producción, guión y voz: Marimar del Cerro Coordinación general: Fernanda VargasEdición, diseño de sonido y música original: Silver Media StudioImágen y redes sociales: Zayuri Vargas, Valery Martinez, Mariana Torres y Daniela Calderón.¡Gracias equipo por hacer esto posible! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

En este episodio hablamos sobre nuestras particulares experiencias en las posadas a partir de la infancia. Y también hablamos sobre la importancia de las chapapúlcas en nuestras vidas.

¿Son los dientes la carta de presentación de cualquier persona? Escucha  los consejos de Poncho de Nigris, sobre lo que debe prestarle atención cualquier persona a la hora de conquistar a alguien.Presta atención a los riesgos de tener mascotas que pueden poner en peligro a tu familia con Luis González, experto en mascotas.¡Ponte los audífonos y escucha el podcast del Free Guey Show en Uforia, Apple Podcast o Spotify o en tu plataforma favorita!

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