Posts Tagged ‘Center’

The Elgin Center for Conservation and Behavioral Research

Great shots of the animals housed at Lion Country Safari in Florida. The Elgin Center is a research center established to aid scientists and students who wish to observe animal behavior in a controlled but naturalistic environment. The center primarily conducts its research at Lion Country Safari in Loxahatchee, Florida. Lion Country Safari is a semi free ranging drive-through animal preserve where the animals have very little human interaction and live in social groups mirroring that of the wild. Here, researchers observe animals acting as they would in the wild while enjoying the benefits of observing a captive group. The research done at the Elgin Center is important in understanding the role of behavior in ecology. Understanding the ways animals interact with their environment is crucial to conservation efforts.

Ticket and Transportation Center TTC at Walt Disney World

Here is the Ticket and Transportation Center or TTC at Walt Disney World in the Magic Kingdom Parking Lot. Check out my Theme Park Blog: themeparktours.blogspot.com Created on June 11, 2011 using FlipShare.

WDW Monorail From Transportation And Ticket Center To Epcot. June 9th 2009

This is the monorail journey from The Magic Kingdom parking lots to Epcot

Walt Disney World International Food and Wine Festival at Epcot Center Orlando Florida 2010

Come join us on our next adventure trip! We want you to come with us as we visit the International Food and Wine Festival at Walt Disney Worlds Epcot Center in Orlando Florida and taste food and drink wine from all over the world! We will be staying at the Buena Vista Palace Hotel and Spa located in Lake Buena Vista at Downtown Disney. Dates are from Thursday, November 11th – Sunday, November 14th! Advance Reservations are required. Call 850-384-4767 for more information. All reservations will go through A Ticket To Ride Travel Agency located in Pensacola Florida. Call toll free for more information 1-888-278-7283.

Demolition of the Mercury/Gemini Mission Control Center

The former Mercury Mission Control Center building — long ravaged by time and the elements — was demolished. As pieces of the old building were eaten away, more than fifty years of space history came to completion. Yet despite the demise of the building, the Flight Control Area — the heart of the mission control operation — has been faithfully preserved for future generations. The Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex has recreated the control center in its Early Space Exploration display. In this display, the public can view the actual consoles, furnishings and world tracking map used during those early flights. The preservation stands as a tribute to those who pioneered NASA’s manned space program — leading to the moon missions just a few years later — and paving the way for the human spaceflight program that continues today. If arecognizable person appears in this video, use for commercial purposes may infringe a right of privacy or publicity. It may not be used to state or imply the endorsement by NASA employees of a commercial product, process or service, or used in any other manner that might mislead. Accordingly, it is requested that if this video is used in advertising and other commercial promotion, layout and copy be submitted to NASA prior to release.

STS-132 Launch – Space Shuttle Atlantis from KSC Visitor’s Center – May 14, 2010

Please excuse the poor videography, I was simultaneously filming and watching through binoculars and not in the best viewing area. Also, turn up your volume/bass, the rumble starts at about 0:51 and really picks up at 1:00.