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Gary Gutierrez en sustitución de Vivien Mattei y Jose R. Cepeda conversan con José Arroyo de la Esc Espirita Allan Kardec y con Ruben Colon Tarrats y el Pastor Giancarlo Ortiz de la Iglesia Metodista. Segmento 1 José Arroyo nos invita a la presentación de dos libros relacionados con la literatura espirita uno de Puerto Rico “Deudas Pagadas” y “Usted y los Espíritus” del autor brasileño, Wilson Garcia. Sábado, 1 de febrero 3 PM en la librería El Candil. Segmento 2 Pastor Ortiz, nos cuenta de la historia de los Metodistas en Puerto Rico. Hablamos del templo “La Resurrección” en la calle Villa a un bloque de la Plaza Las Delicias del centro urbano de Ponce. Nos informa de los daños de los fenómenos naturales huracanes María y los terremotos de enero del 2020. ¿Cómo fue la llegada de los Metodistas a Puerto Rico y a Ponce? Ordenaron pastores puertorriqueños desde temprano en la colonización de EE UU. Ministros ordenados han participado de importantes gestas políticas a favor de la justicia social. Segmento 3 Rubén Colón Tarrats, organiza concierto 8 de febrero en el Complejo Ferial de Ponce, con el propósito de levantar recursos para completar las obras de reconstrucción del templo. El concierto incluye músicos, una masa coral y la participación de una cantante lírica de música cristiana. El maestro Rubén Colón dice se inspiró en el salmo 100. Segmento 4 Donativos a través de ATH Móvil (negocios) “Ofrendas IFR” además boletos en Ticket Center. Los arreglos son del Maestro Colón Tarrats.

The TTC serves as the gateway to adventures and dreams yet to unfold. While its functional role is undeniably crucial— it's the unseen elements here that truly resonate. --------- Want More Here With The Magic? Choose Your Own Adventure! Watch Our Show: Here With The Magic More Videos: YouTube Visit The Website: https://herewiththemagic.com Join the Café: Become a Member Connect on Social Media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/herewiththemagic Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/herewiththemagic/

Hello Travelers! Join us this week as Producer Josh takes you on a journey from Epcot all the way to Adventureland at the Magic Kingdom! Jump on Monorail Teal from Epcot to the Transportation and Ticket Center where you'll hop a ferry to the Magic Kingdom. Enjoy the bustle of a busy Main Street USA before taking a left to treat your ears to the exciting sounds of Adventureland.    As always, use good listening devices as we always record in 4 channel surround sound. We hope you enjoy the episode and thanks so much for following along!    Look us up at @WalkaboutWDW on Instagram and drop us a note to say hi! Find our producer Josh also on Instagram at @TheSteele. Say hi to our west coast correspondent Ric at @opticaljedi. Lastly give a shout to our Orlando correspondent Pete at @neverlandlocal.   You can now also drop us at line at contact@walkabouttheworld.com. Say hi, tell us how you found us, and give us some suggestions on things you'd love to hear. Please consider giving us a rating and review wherever you listen - it really helps.   If you like what we do, consider joining our crew on Patreon.   Walkabout The World is a weekly Disney podcast, always recorded on property at Walt Disney World or Disneyland Resort with the simple goal of making you feel like you are in the middle of the magic. 

Dans cet épisode nous parlons de Matomo, une alternative à Google Analytics sur Clever Cloud et de notre nouveau Ticket Center. Il sera également question de Franglais, de NixOS, de la version 0.22 de Vector, de couleurs, de CSS, de prédiction, de Quickwit 0.3 et d'éditeur de tableau dans IntelliJ... Et nous finirons en musique (enfin on espère !) avec la recommandation de notre invité.

Join us as we start our multi-part series exploring the Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World in honour of its 50th birthday. In this episode, we start at the TTC before monorail over past those opening day hotels and into the land Luke has spent thousands of hours in - Main Street, U.S.A!

On February 8, 2001, Disney's California Adventure opened to the public as Disneyland Resort's long-awaited second gate . . . and fell flat. However, after some initial misfires and long-lasting growing pains, the park was able to turn things around and bring us some truly original and inspired experiences. This week, on the park's 20th anniversary, guest Guy Selga helps us count down ten ways in which Disney California Adventure changed the game for Disney theme parks. Join us as we look at ten attractions and experiences we might not have if DCA had not done them first. Also on this week's show, we create a Mad Chatters Playlist full of Disney songs not currently at the parks that we think would fit well in a certain area of Disneyland or Walt Disney World. Plus, we continue our Countdown to the 50th by looking at another item Walt Disney World introduced to the world when it opened in 1971, and this week we are highlighting the Transportation and Ticket Center, sharing ten facts about this parking lot that is so much more than a parking lot. Be sure to find Guy on Twitter (@guyselga) and let him know you enjoyed hearing him on the show! Also, check out The Unofficial Guide to Disneyland for your Disneyland travel needs. If you want to interact with us online, we’d love for you to connect with us on Facebook (/madchatterspodcast), Instagram (@madchatters), and Twitter (@MadChatters). Or, send your emails to comments@madchatters.net. Thanks for listening!

Thinking of planning a Disney vacation for this year or next? Let Joe do all the hard work for you at no cost to you! You can e-mail him josephcheung@travelmation.net.  Episode Description Disney World is open so Leslie and Joe discuss how things look different. We then spend a few minutes talking to Kristina Cooper of Travelmation about her experience on opening day at the Magic Kingdom. Have you visited since the parks reopened or do you plan to? Let us know by e-mailing us disneydeciphered AT gmail DOT com! Episode Notes  2:08 - Arriving at the Magic Kingdom 3:07 - Getting from the Transportation and Ticket Center to the Magic Kingdom 4:34 - Temperature screening and security 5:30 - Entering the park and shopping 6:05 - Mask requirement 6:35 - Character cavalcades 8:58 - Ride queues and safety precautions 11:35 - Dining changes 13:16 - Relaxation zones 14:50 - Introducing Kristina and what it felt like to be back in the parks on opening day 16:22 - Impression of safety measures 18:47 - How crowded were things and did it ever get overcrowded? 20:27 - Is Disney World's magic still there? 22:16 - Favorite experience? 24:40 - Are Joe and Leslie planning to visit anytime soon? 25:20 - Disney dos or don'ts If we've helped you to plan your trip and you'd like to thank us we'd appreciate you considering a one time donation. Or if you'd like to receive bonus content, check out our Patreon page and our special subscriber only content! You can also support the show by buying tickets (if they're the best deal, of course) using our Undercover Tourist link. If you like what you hear, please share and subscribe! Find us on iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify, TuneIn, PlayerFM, iHeartRadio, or Google Play (please leave a positive review if you're enjoying the show), like our Facebook page, or follow us on Twitter! Connect with Leslie @TripsWithTykes on social media and Joe @asthejoeflies.

In der 83. Ausgabe von Affiliate Musixx hat diesmal nicht Markus Kellermann das Interview geführt, sondern er durfte Gast sein auf der Tradedoubler Digital Convention und wurde dort von Wolfgang Scherer über aktuelle Themen im Affiliate-Marketing interviewt. Dabei sprachen die Beiden über die Entwicklung des Affiliate-Marketing, sowie über Unwahrheiten, Falschaussagen und Mythen über das Affiliate-Marketing. Auch die Zunahme von Sales-Stornierungen und Provisionsreduzierungen von Amazon wurden thematisiert, sowie die richtige Strategie zur Ermittlung von Affiliate-Provisionen. Über folgende Themen haben die Beiden im Podcast gesprochen: - Das After-Corona Office-Konzept der xpose360 - Ist Affiliate-Marketing Tot? - Gattungsmarketing für das Affiliate-Marketing - Rechtskonformes Affiliate-Marketing (Whitepaper des BVDW) - Sales-Stornierungen und Provisionsreduzierungen von Amazon - Strategie zur Provisionsgestaltung - Privates über Markus Kellermann +++ Event-News: Affiliate Conference 2020 am 09.11.2020 +++ Am 09.11.2020 findet im Hilton am Münchner Flughafen das 10-jährige Jubiläum der Affiliate Conference statt. Dabei können sich über 500 Teilnehmer bei den Vorträgen und Workshops über die wichtigsten Trends und Entwicklungen der Affiliate-Branche informieren. Zudem findet am Abend auch wieder die Affiliate Networkxx im Airbräu statt. Tickets für die Affiliate Conference 2020 gibt es aktuell noch zum Early-Bird-Preis von ab 199,- Euro (zzgl. MwSt. + Xing-Gebühren) im Ticket-Center. Aktuelle Infos zum Thema Corona hinsichtlich der Affiliate Conference gibt es unter den Corona-FAQs.

In der 83. Ausgabe von Affiliate Musixx hat diesmal nicht Markus Kellermann das Interview geführt, sondern er durfte Gast sein auf der Tradedoubler Digital Convention und wurde dort von Wolfgang Scherer über aktuelle Themen im Affiliate-Marketing interviewt. Dabei sprachen die Beiden über die Entwicklung des Affiliate-Marketing, sowie über Unwahrheiten, Falschaussagen und Mythen über das Affiliate-Marketing. Auch die Zunahme von Sales-Stornierungen und Provisionsreduzierungen von Amazon wurden thematisiert, sowie die richtige Strategie zur Ermittlung von Affiliate-Provisionen. Über folgende Themen haben die Beiden im Podcast gesprochen: - Das After-Corona Office-Konzept der xpose360 - Ist Affiliate-Marketing Tot? - Gattungsmarketing für das Affiliate-Marketing - Rechtskonformes Affiliate-Marketing (Whitepaper des BVDW) - Sales-Stornierungen und Provisionsreduzierungen von Amazon - Strategie zur Provisionsgestaltung - Privates über Markus Kellermann +++ Event-News: Affiliate Conference 2020 am 09.11.2020 +++ Am 09.11.2020 findet im Hilton am Münchner Flughafen das 10-jährige Jubiläum der Affiliate Conference statt. Dabei können sich über 500 Teilnehmer bei den Vorträgen und Workshops über die wichtigsten Trends und Entwicklungen der Affiliate-Branche informieren. Zudem findet am Abend auch wieder die Affiliate Networkxx im Airbräu statt. Tickets für die Affiliate Conference 2020 gibt es aktuell noch zum Early-Bird-Preis von ab 199,- Euro (zzgl. MwSt. + Xing-Gebühren) im Ticket-Center. Aktuelle Infos zum Thema Corona hinsichtlich der Affiliate Conference gibt es unter den Corona-FAQs.

Stupid Question About Pink Pistol Party, Pat's Ticket Center & Clean Air Ride Share

In today’s episode of My Disney Class Podcasts, Howie and Ryan welcome back a friend, a Disney expert, an author, and an all-around great guy, Mr. Jeff Dixon. Jeff is the author of the Key to the Kingdom series, which is a fictional series of four books that follows the adventures of Grayson Hawkes as he attempts to solve a complicated series of puzzles laid out by none other than the man himself, Walt Disney. If you want to know more about Jeff and hear the discussion about one of his other books not in this series called The Disney Driven Life, go back and have a listen to Episode 18 from season 2.   For most of this episode, Ryan and Howie are discussing Jeff’s latest book in the Kingdom series titled, Kingdom Chaos.  Jeff describes the characters and the plot of the story where a controversial President Tyler Pride and his family board a monorail at the Transportation and Ticket Center for a trip to the Epcot Resort. When the monorail arrives at Epcot, the president and his family are gone. A national crisis instantly explodes across the Disney resort. The president has been kidnapped. And if the president is missing at Walt Disney World, who better to find him than the man who knows Walt Disney World better than anyone who has ever lived, Grayson Hawkes?   Kingdom Chaos is definitely a political and ideological thriller, an action-adventure, mystery, and, also, a story of how faith and politics sometimes clash. Like Dixon's past novels, Kingdom Chaos can best be described as "faction," a weaving of fact and fiction set in the Walt Disney World Resort in Central Florida. The places and locations are real, and the novel builds on events from the life of Walt Disney and the history of the Walt Disney World Resort. The sights, the sounds, and the secrets of the themed resort all become a part of solving the mystery and trying to save the president of the United States.   Howie and Ryan end the episode discussing one of Jeff’s many other projects which happens to be something all three of us are passionate about and that’s improving and advancing education. Jeff gives us the details on a brand new Charter school that he helped to visualize and develop and he now sits on the board of as board president. The school is called “Creative Inspiration Journey”,  School and you are going to want to hear what Jeff says about their mission and vision for the future of education!   As always, we hope you enjoy this episode and we encourage you to drop us an email if you have any comments or questions. Also, please head over to iTunes/ Apple Music and gives us a rating and review. Your reviews help us improve the show and help get the message out that our show exists. Thank you.

For today’s CreatiCore, we’re going to be talking about the segment’s namesake, Communicore. Designed as a two-in-one pavilion at the heart of Epcot Center’s Future World, Communicore was the community core of the park. While Communicore’s twin structures provided more context and detail about the themes of the Epcot Center pavilions, at its heart, Communicore introduced the public to the new and emerging realm of computers. In fact, Guests could see a presentation that showed them the nerve center of the entire park. Originally called the Astuter Computer Revue, it was quickly replaced with Backstage Magic, featuring hosts Julie and I/O. Another Epcot icon, SMRT-1, also called Communicore East its home. Communicore, from a design standpoint, served many important roles within the park. Today, at least for the near future, but soon to change, the center of the pavilions that used to be Communicore is covered in massive spans of pavement surrounding a large fountain. But initially, this wasn’t the case. There were in fact, a few other water features that resulted in the plaza being significantly tighter. This may seem like an odd design choice, but it was very intentional. Beyond serving as an exhibit and attraction hall, Communicore also acted as an Epcot Center Main Street. The space was actually designed in such a way that there were transitways through the building, with exhibits and sights being on different elevations altogether. To get a sense of what this was like, check out Club Cool before it closes. Communicore was also host to the Stargate and Sunrise Terrace Restaurants. The Centorium, Epcot Center’s main retail location, and Walt Disney World’s largest store at the time, was also housed in Communicore East. The buildings were constructed with expansive window walls. While providing an inviting look into the two buildings, these walls served a more practical purpose as well, as Communicore was designed to be easily expandable. This design trait was the progeny of the original plans for World Showcase, back when it was planned to live closer to the Transportation and Ticket Center. From one side, in this case, the fountain side, Communicore would look sleek and uniform, however, the outer walls could be easily removed, and the building could be expanded to accommodate new attractions. This actually occurred in 1993 and 1994, as Communicore was retired and converted into its successor, Innoventions. Did you know, Communicore was built extra tall to be able to accomodate a future Wedway Peoplemover? True story! With Innoventions, however, came the end of much of what made Communicore so unique. The bright, inviting window walls were blackened, the entire space was flattened to one pedestrian level, and the fountain plaza area was paved. While as a successor, Innoventions was initially successful, with bright flashy sponsors like Sega, AT&T, and IBM, little by little the offerings of the two buildings eroded, leaving behind big awkward empty spaces. The flow of traffic gone, Innoventions was never truly a successor Main Street, instead acting as another warehouse of quickly outdated products. The retail location, now called MouseGear, expanded outside it’s original space to encompass the entire south end of Innoventions East. Coca-Cola would take over exhibit space at the south end of Innoventions West. Finally, with the expansion of Epcot Character Spot into the West building, the days of Innoventions and Communicore were solidly over. In the coming months and years, Communicore West will be demolished, and the East building will become home to a store and restaurant, but ironically, the traffic patterns that were once embraced by the Communicore model seem to be partially returning, bringing back the importance of what was the Communicore courtyard area and reintroducing the Main Street of Epcot.

Listener Mail - Pat's Ticket Center, Judgements In Public & Jokes From The Maggots

 On today's show, I hop onto the monorail at WDW that is heading from the Transportation and Ticket Center (or TTC as they call it in Disney 'code') and head over to Epcot. Then, I make the return trip. Come along and take a listen, and enjoy the ride! Remember that Disney World has three monorail loops: the Epcot loop, the Resort Loop (which you can hear in my last podcast), and the Express Monorail (which everyone knows so well when they head into the Magic Kingdom, and then back to their car). All three originate from the TTC, and make their way around to their destinations.  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/daves-disney-view/message

In this episode we talk about the history of the Transportation and Ticket center by Magic Kingdom! We discuss why it's there and the connections to Walt. And of course we pose the question, ferry or monorail?! Connect with us! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thewaltdaily/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thewaltdaily/ Medium: https://www.medium.com/thewaltdaily YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/thewaltdaily Alexa Flash Briefing: https://www.amazon.com/Wayth-Media-The-Walt-Daily/dp/B077D1HZRJ iTunes and Anchor.fm: The Walt Daily

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Rob returns! In this episode: Live from the Lenwich!, Karate Kid returns with Ralph Macchio and William Zabka, dumb 1980s school fundraisers and the trash you got as prizes, Ticket Center at the Willowbrook Mall in the 1990s, Will Rob finally meet Willie Aames?, Stan Lee critiquing Rob Liefeld and Todd McFarlane (YouTube Video), Scott and Todd WPLJ morning zoo show with Scott Shannon and Todd Pettingil, voice roles of Neil Ross and Jack Angel, ridiculous Game Boy accessories, Monster Mania recap with Lanza, and meeting Jonathan Ke Quan and Ethan Embry! 55 minutes - http://www.paunchstevenson.com

Este episodio no va ser una conversación con varias personas sino sobre una obra llamada CORTA y la razón por la cual me intereso es por que conozco del tema y lo vivi de cerca y quiero que otras personas sepan de lo que es el tema de esta obra CORTA y es el cutting o mutilación . Esta obra se estará presentando el 15, 16, 17 y 18 de junio de 2017 en el Centro de Bellas Artes de Santurce pueden conseguir los boletos en Ticket Center 787-792-5000 y en CBA 787-620-4444. Este episodio es auspiciado por OFX los mejores en muebles de oficina visita su showroom en la calle Eleonor Roosevelt 213 en Hato Rey o entra a su pagina web www.ofxpr.com #corta #obra #teatro #cine #tv #hablandoa24frames #cutting #mutilacion #ceciliaarguelles #carlosestebanfonseca #millieruperto #mariangelivelez #efrainsantaella #jeannetteramos #doelramirez #gabrielnieves #puertorico

On this weeks WEDWay Radio we take a look at an area of Walt disney World that was a part of the plan from the very beginning, the Transportation and Ticket Center, although the site and purpose saw some drastic changes from its original plan for EPCOT City. The TTC has probably seen its busiest days and will never again be the bustling area that it was in the 1970's and 80's, but for a long stretch of time, it was a vital core of transportation for WDW Resort guests.   Enjoy our look at the rise and slow decline of this functional relic of Walt Disney World. Direct Download the show ----------------------- Check out the show notes for this and every episode of WEDWay Radio at wedwayradio.com Follow us on Twitter, Facebook and Google+ Twitter: Twitter.com/WedwayRadio Facebook: Facebook.com/WedwayRadio Google+: bit.ly/Gpluswedway We want to thank you again for listening!