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Play Episode Listen Later Oct 4, 2022 59:15

Hugo Lavallée fait le bilan de la campagne électorale provinciale et analyse le résultat des élections; Catherine Côté, spécialiste en communication politique, s'intéresse à la réforme du mode de scrutin et à la participation politique des jeunes; et Julie-Anne Lamoureux présente un reportage sur l'émergence du secteur des hautes technologies à London, en Ontario.

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"Metamorphosis" by Catherine C. Con

6-minute Stories

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 1, 2022 8:23

Catherine C. Con, published in Emrys Journal, Tint Journal, The Bare Life Review, The Petigru Review, HerStry, Shards, Emrys Journal Online, National Women's History Museum, Catfish Stew, Change Seven, Longridge Review, Limit Experience Journal, On The Run, Light House Weekly, New York Times, Black Fork Review. Nominated for 2020 PEN/Robert J. Dau Short Story Prize for Emerging Writers; selected for "2020 Local Authors" by Greenville County Library, SC. Finalist for the Anne C. Barnhill Prize for Creative Nonfiction. First place for Lighthouse Weekly March Fiction Contest. Serves presently on the Board of Directors, South Carolina Writers Association.

Rattrapage du vendredi 16 septembre 2022

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Play Episode Listen Later Sep 16, 2022 59:16

Sommaire de l'émission avec Étienne LeblancGuerre en Ukraine, Poutine et Xi Jinping:Analyse de François BrousseauSommet de l'UMQ:Le compte-rendu de Pascal PoinlaneRetour sur la semaine de campagne:Entrevue avec Catherine CôtéLa place de l'environnement au sein des partis politiques:A. PernetLa monarchie, pas une préoccupation pour tous:Reportage de Yanik Dumont-BaronLa question de la restitution des bijoux de la reine d'Angleterre:Lila DussaultL'affaire Johannes Rivoire:Suivi avec Julie PlourdeLe documentaire «Fuir» aujourd'hui à l'affiche:Nabi-Alexandre ChartierLes Médias francophones publics avec Olivier Nederlandt

Rattrapage du 9 septembre 2022

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Play Episode Listen Later Sep 9, 2022 59:16

.Le premier discours du roi Charles III, Qui sera le prochain chef conservateur? Retour sur la course avec Christian Noël et bilan de la 2e semaine de campagne électorale au Québec avec Catherine Côté

Le résumé de la première semaine électorale au Québec, et les 10 ans de l'attentat visant Pauline Marois

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Play Episode Listen Later Sep 2, 2022 59:16

Catherine Côté fait le bilan de la première semaine de campagne électorale au Québec; Karine Mateu présente un reportage sur le triste 10e anniversaire de l'attentat du Métropolis visant Pauline Marois après son élection; et Jacaudrey Charbonneau parle de la conciliation travail-famille en politique.

Witness Wednesday #11 Catherine C.

Walk Boldly With Jesus

Play Episode Listen Later May 11, 2022 20:40

We have all seen God working in our lives, however, we might not all be aware it is God who is working in our lives. This is why it is so important we start talking about it more. The more we share our experiences the more people understand how God works and how much He truly loves us. If you would be willing to share any experience you have had of how God has worked or is working your life, please email me at catherine@findingtruenorthcoaching.com or just (CLICK HERE). It won't take up much of your time and your story could be just the story that someone needs to hear today. Prayerfully consider sharing. Everyone has a story and the world needs to hear them. I look forward to spending time with you again tomorrow and I will have another witness for you next Wednesday. Have a blessed day!

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Let Your Life Be A Witness Of Jesus

Walk Boldly With Jesus

Play Episode Listen Later May 10, 2022 10:07

Let Your Life Be A Witness of Jesus2 Corinthians 3:2-3 “You yourselves are our letter of recommendation, written on your hearts, to be known and read by all men; and you show that you are a letter from Christ delivered by us, written not with ink but with the Spirit of the living God, not on tablets of stone but on tablets of human hearts.”Verses like the one above always make we feel a little uncomfortable. I hate to admit that but it is true. I feel as though there is extra pressure put on us to live our lives a certain way. Do you know why I feel this way? Because we are called to live our lives a certain way. We are called to a higher standard. This can make us feel uncomfortable because we are afraid we are not living up to this standard. We want to fit in and just do what everyone else is doing. We don't want to be different because if we are different then we might stand out and if we stand out we might be vulnerable. God didn't make us to fit in with others. God made us to be set apart. This is not a new problem. Ever since the beginning of time God has been trying to keep us set apart so that we would not be corrupted by the ways of the world. This has been a constant struggle. Every time the Israelites would conquer a new land they would inevitably start to adopt the practices and the culture of the land they conquered. This is often why God would order them to kill everyone living it that land. He knew how weak our hearts were and He knew we wouldn't be able to stay set apart from them. The other people worshiped many Gods at this time and some of them even required human sacrifice. They were not good customs that they were adopting. We are called to be examples of God's love, light, peace, forgiveness and kindness. We are called to higher standards. When people look at us, they should be able to tell, just by how we are living that we are Christians and what that means. I had a friend on a few weeks ago that gave her witness about going back to church after being away for a long time. One of the things that drover her away in the first place is the hypocrisy that is found in churches. The hypocrisy of many people that go to church on Sunday and then do whatever they want the rest of the week. The Christian faith is not one that is meant to be lived on Sunday and then forgotten about the rest of the week. It is not ok to be one person at church on Sunday and a completely different person everywhere else. This is not only important for the community, it's even more important in your home. What do you think you are teaching your children if you are going to church each week, volunteering and being so helpful there and then when you are at home you are yelling and swearing and not helping out around the house? Do you think you children will grow up loving God and Jesus if they see you acting two different ways, one way at church and one way at home? Consistency is the key. We need to decide our values and then hold these values in every circumstance. We need to start at home and show all of our love and kindness there before we can branch off to others. Did you ever notice how sometimes we are kinder to those at work than we are at home? We are really nice at work because it is work and we need to be professional and we need to keep our job. However, we are tired and cranky when we get home from work so we take that frustration out on our family. We probably don't even notice it a lot of the time. We just slip into the habit because we know our family will love us no matter what. It's kind of like when our kids are little and they act out for their parents, but are really well behaved at school. They say it is because they feel safe, they know their parents will always love them no matter what. We must strive to be better than this. We must strive to be Christ like in all circumstances. God is calling us to an amazing life of blessings and grace and all we have to do is strive to be more Christ like. He is calling us to share Him with the world and he is equipping us with all we need to do this, we just have to say yes. One way to live more Christ like across all setting in our lives is to live more intentionally. When we just come home and slip into our comfortable routine, this is where we can start to live inconsistently. It can be really helpful to set intentions before you walk through your door at night. If you drive to work, sit in your car for and extra minute or two when you get home and set your intentions for who you want to be when you walk through that door. Do you want to be calm and confident? Do you want to be patient and loving? Do you want to be helpful? Who do you want your spouse and/or kids to see when you walk through that door. If you have a lot of stress from work still maybe take a few minutes and just breathe and try to release that stress. You can do the same before you walk into work in the morning too. Decide before walking through the doors of your office who you want to be at work. How can you be your best self in each circumstance?Living more intentionally will help us be more Christlike. If we have this as a goal and we remind ourselves of this goal every day, multiple times a day, then this goal can become a standard we hold all of our decisions up against. For instance, if I wanted to watch a movie that was inappropriate, I can ask myself if watching that movie fits in alignment with my goal to be more Christlike, and also if it fits with my values. I can look at how much I am giving to the church or other charities and see if that is in line with my values and my goal to be more Christlike. You can ask yourself this question for all that you do and then you will be living more intentionally. God will give you all you need to imitate Christ if you ask for it, if you strive for it. God is calling us to be His image in the world. He is calling us to be His hands and feet in the world. He is calling us to witness to His love and mercy, not just with our words, but with our actions too! Will we answer this call? Will we say yes to the Lord and then do our best to live intentionally and try and share His love, light, peace, forgiveness and kindness with the world? Our world really needs more Jesus right now, can we try to reflect His goodness in our lives?Dear Heavenly Father, I ask you to bless everyone listening to this episode this morning. Lord, we want to live a good Christian life. We want to live a life set apart from the things of this world. Help to break our attachment to the things of this world. Help give us the strength to live the life you want us to live. Help us spread Jesus to one and all. Help us to reflect His goodness in our day to day lives. Help us live more consistently throughout our days and weeks. We love you Lord, you are amazing. We want to answer your call. We want people to know we are Christians just by looking at us and how we are living. We want to be your ambassadors Lord. Please give us the strength to do that. You are so good to us Lord and we are so very grateful. We ask all of this in accordance with your will and in Jesus' holy name, Amen.Thank you so much for joining me on this journey to walk boldly with Jesus. Tomorrow's witness is given by Catherine C. She talks about her struggle with faith, her struggle with alcoholism, and struggle with family life. Catherine is an amazing woman who decided to open up, be vulnerable and share her story with hopes that her story will help others. If you know anyone that is struggling with any addiction, or anyone parenting teens, please share tomorrow's witness with them. It is a beautiful witness of how God can save you when you least expect it. It is a beautiful witness of someone yearning and searching for something and yet not knowing what they are searching for. It is also shows how God is there for you, helping you and guiding you, even before you have found Him, even if you didn't know it was Him. I know you are going to love the witness tomorrow and I am so grateful I get to share it with you. I look forward to spending time with you tomorrow. Have a blessed day!

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Cash-Paying Patients on Autopilot (Ep.145)

Beauty and the Biz

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 21, 2022 40:45

⬇️ ⬇️ ⬇️ Hello and welcome to Beauty and the Biz where we talk about the business side of cosmetic surgery and how you can get cash-paying patients on autopilot. If you want to do well in aesthetic medicine, it takes a certain mindset. You have to think different, then be different to attract the preferred patients you want, whenever you want, at the price you want. Because you know how much easier your job is when you're working with patients you enjoy vs. those you don't enjoy because they zap your energy. You just don't need the aggravation. This week's Beauty and the Biz podcast episode on getting Cash-Paying Patients on Autopilot is an eye-opener. It's a special presentation I did called, “Cash-Paying Patients on Autopilot….Without Advertising or Discounting”. You'll discover how to add an extra $200K, $300K, even $500K+ to your bottom line, even if your revenues have been at a plateau for YEARS. Enjoy and I look forward to your feedback – Transcription: Cash-Paying Patients on Autopilot Announcer: Welcome to Beauty and the Biz where we discuss Cash-Paying Patients on Autopilot. Discover how to grow your practice with effective cosmetic patient attraction, conversion and retention advice from author, speaker, trainer, and cosmetic practice, business and marketing coach Catherine Maley, MBA. Catherine Maley, MBA: Hello, hello. My name is Catherine and I want to welcome you to this masterclass called "Cash paying patients on autopilot". Without advertising or discounting. Now you should find this very informative and thought provoking. Since you'll hear some different perspectives, you may not have considered. Now I know most presentations like this, start out with lots of banter and fluff, and we talk about the weather, but I want to respect your time. So, let's jump right in. I'd like to begin with who this is for. So just to be sure, we're on the same page, I want to be specific about who "Cash-Paying Patients on Autopilot" is for, and that is cosmetic practices as well as med spas who offer surgical and nonsurgical procedures. That means you cater to only cash paying patients. Now, why is that important? You may ask because it's very difficult to be profitable in aesthetics when you're torn between patients with an insurance card and those with a credit card. Now the insurance patients will take up all of your time, as well as your staff's time. So, we are focused on only cash paying patients. They're worth way more to you, and there's no insurance forms or regulations to hassle with. So that's where I like to focus. And I'll bet you do too. Now this is for you. If you been struggling to increase your income or you want to stop the yo-yoing revenue from month to month, that keeps you up at night. Because you are anxious about covering your overhead. Now, if any of this rings true to you, you are in the right place to learn more about cash-paying patients on autopilot. And whether you've been practicing for decades or just a couple of years, either way, this is for you. Okay. So let me tell you what we're going to be covering in the next, approximately 45 minutes. I'm going to show you how to 10 times your revenues using the resources you already have without wasting time and money on advertising, discounting your services or performing on social media to gain followers. Now this came about because I watched so many practices, advertise specials, and I get it. You're trying to attract new cosmetic patients, but that hurts your profit margins - Something that cash-paying patients on autopilot can cure. Typically, these patients are those press shoppers who nickel and dime you to death. And then social media has become a very popular patient attraction strategy. However, when done, right, it takes a ton of your own personal time because prospective patients want to see here and watch you. That's what keeps them engaged. So now you're not only the service as provider, but you're also the marketer as well as the social media influencer. So, we'll talk about how to increase. The number of cosmetic patient visits, referrals, reviews, and shares on social media in a fun way. So, your existing patients enthusiastically grow your practice or meds before you. Now, the keyword here is existing patients. Because obviously they're your lowest hanging fruit and the fastest cheapest, easiest way to more revenues because they already know like, and trust you. This is where cash-paying patients on autopilot comes in. You don't need to put on a show for them. They're open to you and they're much more apt to respond to you. So, it's always smart to start there first. Now you're also going to discover how to generate the preferred patients you want whenever you want. At the price you want. Now I know that's a big statement, but it really is possible. You know, how much easier your job is when you're working with patients you enjoy, versus those you don't enjoy because they zap your energy. Now, you know, those patients that are demanding, they're rude to your staff. They freely negotiate with you with, with no shame and they make you regret ever inviting them into your practice in the first place. You just don't need the extra hassle of undesirable patients. So, we're going to fix that. You'll also discover how to implement a simple system of having cash-paying patients on autopilot so you can serve more patients without spending more money on staff or a fancier office. Now there's nothing wrong with a fancier office, but it's expensive to create and maintain, and it's not necessary. And I'll show you. You'll also have the option to expand. Now that predictable revenues are coming in. If that's what you want to do now, some surgeons want to expand by moving into a larger office or buying their own building or opening satellite offices. And then some don't some surgeons for, to keep it simple, but at least you'll have the option of deciding what makes more sense. For those of you interested in getting cash-paying patients on autopilot, you'll also discover how to add an extra 200 K 300 K even 500 K to your bottom line. Even if your revenues have been at a plateau for years, and you'll do that without spending more on advertising to attract a bunch of leads. Staff has to follow up on that waste their time and waste. Your time when they don't show up for consultations or worse, they show up, but they say they have consultations with your competitors. So, they can't commit. You don't need that aggravation. And lastly, you'll discover how to take your practice or med spa to high six or, and figures while you enjoy more freedom to expand or relax. It's your choice. And isn't that the whole point of you being in business to have the freedom to do it your way. So, here's my promise to you. I want to give you a step-by-step strategy of having cash-paying patients on autopilot so you can 10 X, your revenues, and attract a steady stream of high paying patients without spending a fortune on advertising or discounting your services. But before we get into all of that, let me just check in with you really quick. Does any of this sound familiar? Do you lose cosmetic patients and revenues to the ever-growing number of competitors surrounding you, even though you believe you provide better results? By the way that competition is not going away. And it's only going to get worse as government regulations increase and insurance reimbursements decrease. And as advancements in technology, give patients so many more surgical. And nonsurgical options. Now that last point affects you big time because cosmetic patients will delay an expensive surgical procedure. If they believe they can get a good enough result, nonsurgically in the short run from a non-surgeon, even if it ends up costing them more. Down the line, by the way, there are studies that show, if you don't develop a relationship early with a patient who wants nonsurgical procedures, you won't get them when they are ready for surgery, because they've developed a relationship with your competitor instead, just saying. Are you also sick and tired of feeling you have to discount to attract new patients to your practice or med spot to bring in new business? Now, obviously, you know, discounting hurts your bottom line and your profits, but it also hurts your image, but you don't know what else to do. And what about this one? Are your advertising costs going up and up? Cash-paying patients on autopilot doesn't have these types of costs. And you're just not sure how much longer you can keep going like this. As a matter of fact, I attended an internet marketing conference in Austin, Texas recently, and learned that Facebook is raising their ad rates 30, 80% and Google ads are right behind them. Gosh, I've been around the marketing world long enough to know. And remember when all of this online exposure was free to you because these internet platforms needed to first build an audience. And then once they did, they started charging for advertising. So why are they raising their rates so dramatically because they can, and that is insane. Or maybe you're bringing in good revenue, but by the time you've paid for your marketing staff office and equipment, there's virtually nothing left over for you because the sign of a successful practice is if you pay yourself a nice salary and you have money left over and, or. Maybe you're working way too hard in dealing with too much stress and hassle for what you're getting paid. Now, surgeons have said to me more than once that they didn't realize how much overhead goes into running a private practice, especially when they came from a hospital setting where everything was taken care of for them. So, it can be a real eye opener when they go solo. You. Now do you live in a constant state of uncertainty and fear that the government or a pandemic or the economy and or technology could put you out of business without a moment's notice? For example, most practices had at least a two-month fortification in 2020 due to COVID shutdowns. Isn't that, right? And it could happen again. The problem is we just don't know. And lastly, do you worry your risk and hard work won't pay off and you'll be working in your practice forever. Feeling like you are never going to be able to retire comfortably. So, you just keep doing what you're doing, or maybe you want to work until you drop and that's fine, but wouldn't you prefer having a choice rather than a choice being forced upon you. So, what's the real problem. And how do you fix this so you can have cash-paying patients on autopilot? Well, one of the problems is too many ad agencies and internet marketers are promising you the world, but rarely do you see the results you were promised? So, you're frustrated and skeptical and for good reason. Now, if any of that sounds familiar, then I have good news for you because none of those are the real problem. Those are just symptoms. Now the real problem is that you have not made the five shifts, and we're going to talk about exactly what those shifts are in just a moment, but for now, just know this. Once you make this shift, you'll have peace of mind. You need, knowing you have an automatic system to attract a steady stream of cash paying patients. You can count on to grow your revenues through having cash-paying patients on autopilot. You'll feel in control with a predictable and reliable plan to keep your revenues coming in month after month and all year long, if you've experienced killer months and then cricket months, you know what I mean? Now this often happens because our industry can be cyclical. So, it's important to have a plan to avoid those feast and famine periods that cause you angst. You'll no longer waste money on huge ad budgets, selling specials that eat away at your profits. And isn't that the name of the game, the trick is to keep as much profit as possible while lowering your EV your overhead, right? And then once you make these shifts to getting cash-paying patients on autopilot, you lock out your competitors and make it impossible for them to steal your patients away because. They're loyal to you and see you as the only choice as well as the best choice. It's like putting golden handcuffs on your patients. So, they wouldn't dream of going anywhere else. And you'll have an extra 200 K 300 K or more for family activities, hobbies, travel, whatever you like. That means you'll be able to take time off without stressing, so you can actually enjoy yourself without worrying what's happening back at the office. And here's the best part. Once you make these shifts. You can go back to enjoying your work because you are able to scale and grow a sellable practice or med spa since you'll have cash-paying patients on autopilot. Should you decide to exit in the future or not? It's your choice. Now, just in case you're not familiar with my work. I've been a marketing business consultant to cosmetic practices since the year 2000. Now my creative strategies have produced more than 21 million for my clients, and I've offered a book and I speak internationally as well as nationally at medical conference says I also have a podcast called beauty in the biz and I train staff on how to convert callers and consultations. And a question I get often is where I'm based out of, and that would be Sausalito California. Now, if you haven't visited yet, I highly recommend you visit in the fall when our weather is the best and take a helicopter or a sea plane tour to check out the incredible real estate, as well as the use of San Francisco and the golden gate bridge. It's breathtaking. Now you may be asking how I discovered these five shifts that are, I'm going to talk about. The answer is after consulting with hundreds of cosmetic PR uh, practices for more than two decades, I noted what the top cosmetic practices were doing. Other less successful practices were not. And I shared this with my clients and now they get. Unbelievable results because they made the five key shifts to getting cash-paying patients on autopilot. And I'm going to walk you through all five of them in this presentation. Now here's shift number one, patient centric versus money centric. Now, when you shift your thinking from a one-and-done money, grab to a patient's for life mindset, you win the long game. Because instead of thinking about your own bottom line and what's best for you, you think about what is best for your patient. This shift in thinking changes your perspective, as well as your attitude about the services you provide. You now see and treat patients as family and friends. They see your practice as a friendly, safe Haven. They trust you and your staff to take great care of them. That trust is what keeps them coming back again, which is the core tenet of cash-paying patients on autopilot. And again, now think about it this way. You cater to a very hungry audience of cosmetic patients who care about their appearance. They want to look good and feel great. So, they have endless needs for a lifetime. Thanks to the aging process. Trust me. I know, I know this one. So today they may want Botox, but then down the road, they'll take a laser treatment and now they're ready for surgery. And then they'll actually go back to of the nonsurgical treatments to keep their look fresh. This goes on for decades. So, commit to treating your patients like friends and family by giving them excellent customer service. And they'll stay with you for the long run. They'll also reciprocate by growing your revenues for you, by returning to you rather than your competitors so that you get more cash-paying patients on autopilot. And by referring their friends, family, coworkers, and neighbors, and by giving you great online reviews that thousands of other potential patients will see online. And by sharing you on their social media platforms. So, their followers get to know you and contact you because now they're ready for your services. Think of your cosmetic patients as your life blood, to all you want in life, such as a fulfilling livelihood that affords you a comfortable lifestyle that supports your family, your interest, as well as your financial future. I have to tell you, when you start looking at your patients in this different light, that changes everything, it changes your perspective, as well as your attitude and your patients feel that shift in you and they act accordingly to become cash-paying patients on autopilot. Now here, shift number two, drop. The discounts. There are really only two reasons why you're not charging higher prices or worse. Why you're discounting your cosmetic services. Now the first one is you think this industry is commoditized and your expertise isn't worth higher prices. Or you think you're going to lose patients to your low-balling competitors, if you don't discount, but here's the thing discounting does not work anymore. You'll end up attracting cash-paying patients on autopilot price shoppers who only care about a low price you'll work way harder because you need, or of these low-price patients to make up. The difference in the profits and you'll deal with more issues from these penny pinchers, who end up giving you bad reviews and complaining about your service or lack thereof. And frankly, it's a race to the bottom that you just can't win. So instead, you set higher standards to attract higher value cosmetic patients who gladly pay more for better customer service. now this group enthusiastically brags about you to their other high value friends leaves you five-star reviews, and they're a pleasure to work with when you really get this, it changes everything. So rather than discount, you set higher standards for better customer service and processes. So, your patients have a wow patient experience every time. That's because you have enough revenues coming in to treat your patients better than if you are penny pinching on expenses and cutting back on the various, uh, things that patients will pay extra for such as smooth processes and feeling special and getting special treatment. Now in terms of your revenue goals, there's an easier, or there's a harder way to get to a million dollars. for example, you can cater to the price shoppers who are worth only 500 to you. So, you need 2000 of them. Or you can raise your standards, attract better patients who have the financial wherewithal to pay more for a better experience. And they also become your practice ambassadors who are worth 5,000 to you. So now you only need 200 of them. That is, is the secret to scaling and working less, but getting better results. I sure hope you're hearing me on that one. Now here's shift. Number three, use the secret weapon. Now the majority of cosmetic practices in med spas go about attracting new patients and growing their revenues the wrong way, they typically do what everyone else is doing. And then wonder why it's not working. Now, oftentimes they don't even know if it's working or not, because they have no easy way of seeing the results. Now here's an example. The old traditional methods of getting new patients are to spend a ton of money on. A new website design or an expensive website redesign or search engine optimization or blogging or back links or TV, infomercials, or PPC, otherwise known as Google AdWords that can really take up your budget or hiring a PR agency or investing in magazine ads or try and group on. God forbid or investing in directories, such as RealSelf or, um, buying billboards or, you know, investing in charity events, then you have to count on these outside vendors of all these groups to handle everything for you. But you have no idea if it's the, a best way, or even if they did it correctly or at all. Then you have to decipher complicated reports. They give you that are not easy to understand. So, you actually have no clue what's happening. And if this is money well spent because you can't track anything or most of it. And, and then here's the thing. Maybe you will get new patient. But that's what we call the hope and pray marketing approach. You hope it's money well spent and then you pray, you get new patients from it. So, you feel like you made a good investment. I'm sure you've been there before now. There is a better way. And here is the secret weapon. It's a creative loyalty rewards club. That is the most powerful way to scale for predictable revenues without advertising or discounting. And while turning your existing patients into cash-paying patients on autopilot and raving fans, who gladly grow your practice for you. So no longer worry about. Slow spells and covering your overhead. It does all of this while developing lasting relationships with happy patients, you and you and your staff enjoy working with now, here is how you use a loyalty reward system to 10 X, your revenues. You encourage your patients to return more often refer their friends to you, give you great reviews that thousands of other prospective patients see online and share you on social media with their own followers, this all leading to new patients for you organically without you spending an extra dime. So, the new way is simple. You pull your entire list of existing patients and it doesn't matter how long, uh, it's been since they've been in to see you many will return after being gone for many, many years. Now you make a marketing plan to consistently stay in front of these patient. So, your top of mind, and when they're ready, they choose you. Then you reward them for their loyalty and for helping you grow your practice and reputation online, for example, you make it fun for your patients to grow your practice for you by rewarding them into becoming cash-paying patients on autopilot. When they return more often refer their friends and family, write you a review. Approve their before and after photos to be used in your marketing, share you on social media, shoot a video testimonial, telling everyone how great you are and how much they love their result. And completing surgery can be optional. And when your patients collect enough rewards at different tier levels, their awarded with free cosmetic services and isn't that what everybody wants more cosmetic services. Now I'd like you to meet Dr. Thompson and his wife, Sharon. Now their cosmetic practice is in a very competitive area of New Jersey. They were concerned about spending several thousands of dollars every month on advertising to compete. And attract new patients, but that was bringing them poor quality leads and wasting Sharon's time. Following up. They were also losing patients to their competitors who were discounting like crazy. So, they implemented a raving fans club and were rewarded with cash-paying patients on autopilot. And what happened next was pretty darn amazing. Within just two months of working together, they already made 169 K on nonsurgical revenues, as well as getting 34 new signups, 14 new patient referrals, seven Google reviews and five social media shares that introduce, use them to new prospective patients online. Fast forward seven months and they increase their revenues to 450 K of nonsurgical revenues as well as 64 new patient signups, 38 new patient referrals, 10 Google reviews and 18 social media shares. And they were thrilled to change the conversation from discounting to adding value and their patients loved it. They were also able to discontinue expensive advertising. They did so well with their cash-paying patients on autopilot because they treat their patients like family and friends, and they wanted to thank their patients for their loyalty without cheapening their services. So, this was a win-win for them and their patients. So, let's do a quick recap. Now at this point, we know that we must be patient centric versus money centric, drop the discounting and use the secret weapon, which is the loyalty rewards program to command that price point you want. Now let's look at how to scale your practice using the resources you already have. So, here's shift number four. Retention is the new attraction because of intense competition and the internet and social media. It's gotten increasingly more or difficult, more technical, more confusing, and more time consuming to attract new cosmetic patients. I'm sure you're painfully aware of that. So, retaining your cosmetic patients has become the most direct route to more cosmetic revenues. And if you're not sure about that, consider these recent stats showing you how it costs seven times more to attract new patients than to retain existing cash-paying patients on autopilot. And this is interesting loyal patients spend 67% more. Than new patients do. Now, my sources for this came from SCM rush and profit. Well, and look at this, the average new patient conversion rate is only five to 20%. While the average existing patient conversion rate is a whopping 70 to 80%. An existing patients spend 31% more on their average order size value. Now this makes sense because your existing patients, they already know you. They like you. They trust you, and they're much more open to your recommendations as well as your extra products or services that you offer. Also, a 5% increase in retention can increase your profits by 25 to 95% because you are no longer wasting money on needless advertising or hurting your profits by discounting. You're also not wasting a ton of time following up on bad leads. And on top of that, your conversion rate is so much better. So, your valuable time is spent with patients who actually say yes, rather than price shopper, strangers who never book. And lastly, 46% of patients spend more after they join a loyalty program and become cash-paying patients on autopilot. And 83% of patients say a loyalty program will keep them coming back. This is how you leverage your time with your preferred patients. Who are worth 10 times more to you and you stop wasting your time and money with those who nickel and dime you and then bolt for the next special deal from your competitors? Now I'd like you to meet Dr. Duffy who's in private practice in a very competitive area in Florida. Now he wanted to increase his patient's lifetime value with surgical and nonsurgical revenues. So, he could decrease discounting and advertising costs. Now he also did not want to be the only revenue general Raider in the practice because he wanted more free time to spend with his family. So, to address his concerns, we implemented a cash-paying patients on autopilot raving fans club and here's what happened within six months. He had 52 word of mouth referrals, 140 online reviews, 67 surgeries for a profit of over 1.3 million, by the way, they also had increased their patient's average value by 14%. Not bad. So, let's move on to final shift number five, and that is invest in expertise. Everyone should have a mentor or council that gives them new ideas and provides accountability. Now in your case, your mentors were seasoned surgeons showing you the way of surgery. So, they were your mentors. Now, in this case, we've been talking about the business and marketing side of surgery. So, I'll bet there are new ideas forming in your head right now. That would not be there. If, if you hadn't taken the time for this presentation. So, here's how it works. It starts with your mindset and your beliefs about what is possible. Then you take action and actually do something based on those beliefs. And then you get an outcome which is typically an increase in your income, your happiness. And your satisfaction. However, if you are not happy with the revenues in your practice, that means you either need a new mindset, a new plan or possibly accountability. So frankly, you need an experience mentor who can pave the way to your progress and show you the show to get cash-paying patients on autopilot. Now all of the above is possible if, and only if you're committed to growth and just like you invested in becoming a surgeon, because trying to do that without proper training would be absolutely crazy. I mean, by the way, I personally have invested at least 140 a. In training and mentoring on the business and marketing side of plastic surgery. And every time it was a huge decision as it was when you invested all that time and money to become a surgeon. Now that investment pays for itself over and over. Doesn't it. So, the point is don't go it alone. Find the best expertise out there and then spend what it takes to work with them. So, I'd like you to meet Dr. Langdon. He runs a cosmetic surgery and laser center in Connecticut. Now he has an established practice, so he wanted to cut down on his advertising and build up the me spa side of his practice. So, we implemented the cash-paying patients on autopilot raving fan club and here are the amazing results he got. Last year, he signed up 256 new patients and increased his patients spend by 35 point 38%. He also increased his patients visits by 48 point 20%. Now his total profits after cost were over 606 K. And that was just on his nonsurgical side of his practice. So, when I started this presentation, I promised to uncover how to 10 X your revenues using the resources you already have without wasting time and money on advertising or discounting your services or performing on social media to gain followers. I also, I also promised how to Inc reach the number of visits. Referrals reviews and shares on social media in a fun way. So, your existing patients enthusiastically grow your practice for you. I also promise to show you how to generate the preferred patients you want whenever you want at the price you want, and to have a system in place on autopilot. So, there's no need for additional staff when you have a system that gives you cash-paying patients on autopilot. And, with the option to expand, now that predictable revenues are coming in. If that's what you want to do or just relax and enjoy the increased revenues either way. The point is it's your choice. So, to recap, here are five shifts that you need to make to win shift one patient centric versus money centric shift two. Drop the discounting shift three, the secret weapon shift four retention is the attraction and shift five invest in expertise. Now these five shifts alone are enough to propel you to a multi-million-dollar practice. You are more than proud of. So. Here we are. Now you have a choice. You can stay stuck and keep throwing money at advertising that isn't working. And it's wasting your time on consultations that don't book, or you can give up all together and just watch your patients and revenue slip away. And now you can't get them back, but that is going to lead to more struggle, longer and burnout, especially when new competitors open up shop nearby, which makes you even more vulnerable to losing patients to them. So, you can go down that road or if you are done with all of that and want a predictable and scalable way to more cash-paying patients on autopilot who gladly pay the price you ask and have the lifestyle and thriving practice, you've always dreamed of while 10, Xing your revenues. So, you have more free time for your family and outside interest. Then here's what I have for you. I've set side time this week to speak with you personally, about how you can apply these ideas to your practice today. So, whatever your biggest challenges are, I've seen it all. And I know how to overcome them. Just like I've helped all other surgeons to get cash-paying patients on autopilot. Now on this, we're going to do a phone session. We can craft a step-by-step game plan to hit your income goals for this year, whether that's 50,000 a month or 500,000 a month, doesn't matter. And for attracting the exact patients you want to work with. Now what I'm, what am I going to charge for this phone session? The cost is absolutely free. Of course, there's always a catch when something is free and the catch is this really isn't for everyone, you must be focused on cosmetic patients, only no insurance patients and no paper charts. You must be digital and be able to save your patient list as an Excel file. And you must offer friendly customer service. Now, if you can say yes to those three points, then please book a session. Now. now you may be wondering why I'm doing this. And the answer is I do this because I love helping cosmetic practices achieve their goals and gain more cash-paying patients on autopilot. And I've committed to this for the last 22 years. So many practices struggled needlessly because they just don't know a better way. And in, I want to help with that. Now I know that you two might want my help to transform your own practice. If so, we can discuss it to see if it's a good fit for both of us. And if it is terrific, and if it's not, that's fine too. So, to book that call simply go to https://www.catherinemaley.com/free-strategy-session/. And I'll spell that for you. It's Catherine C as in, or as in https://www.catherinemaley.com/free-strategy-session/. Now spaces are very limited. So please sign up now. And when you click that link, you're going to see a calendar. I'd like to select the day and time that works best for you. And then what's going to happen is you'll be redirected to a very short application form. Just fill that out and give me more information about you so I can prepare and research for our call. So, we spend our time wisely. Then, what we'll do is jump on the call at the time you chose. And we can talk about how I can help you get to high six or seven figures in your own practice with cash-paying patients on autopilot. I promise you it's going to be the best 30 minutes you've spent working on your practice ever now to wrap this up, I want to tell you about one more client, you to mine, and they're called Austin Weston. Now it's an old established multis surgeon practice in Virginia. With tons of competition, they've had a big patient list and they realized it would be probably faster, cheaper, and smarter to retain these patients than lose them to their competitors. So last year they implemented a cash-paying patients on autopilot raving fans club and they were quite pleased with their results. Look at this four or listen to these 456 new patient signups 84 consultation requests. 81 reviews, 11 video testimonials and over a million dollars in nonsurgical revenues. So, to get results like that, go to https://www.catherinemaley.com/free-strategy-session/ now to schedule your own call. Okay, hopefully you now see how you can make some simple shifts to 10 X, your own revenues using the resources you already have without advertising or discounting your services. But while simultaneously increasing the number of patient visits, referrals, reviews, and shares on. So social media. I really hope you got a lot out of this and please be sure to go to https://www.catherinemaley.com/free-strategy-session/. And I look forward to speaking with you soon. Announcer: We hope you found valuable insight on this episode of Beauty and the Biz for more episodes tools and Catherine's free book. Visit https://www.catherinemaley.com. That's https://www.catherinemaley.com and be sure to subscribe, to get the latest practice building strategies delivered to you. And don't forget to share this Beauty and the Biz podcast with your staff and colleagues. Of course, please call or text me if you need clarity or want to learn more about getting cash-paying patients on autopilot. Catherine Maley, MBA • Author, Your Aesthetic Practice • Cosmetic Patient Attraction AND Conversion Specialist Catherine@CosmeticImageMarketing.com Cell/Text: (415) 377-8700 http://www.CosmeticImageMarketing.com #beautyandthebiz #podcastforsurgeons #plasticsurgeons #cosmeticsurgeons #podcast #marketing #plasticsurgery #stafftraining #businessconsulting #strategiesforsurgeons #patientsonautopilot #cashpayingpatientsonautopilot

L'intégrale du mercredi 9 février

Politiquement incorrect

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 9, 2022 121:13

Éditorial de Richard Martineau : la sortie de Joël Lightbound. Bientôt le temps des bilans? La Rencontre Lisée - Mulcair avec Jean-François Lisée, ancien chef du Parti québécois et chroniqueur politique, et Thomas Mulcair, ancien chef du NPD et analyste politique (La Joute, chroniqueur au Journal) : Lightbound et l'opposition interne à Trudeau. Segment LCN avec Richard et Jean-François Guérin : Richard est allé au cinéma hier. La sortie de Joël Lightbound. Entrevue avec Catherine Côté, professeure agrégée à l'École de politique appliquée de l'Université de Sherbrooke : le gouvernement du Québec a annoncé hier une série d'assouplissements aux mesures sanitaires. Ces décisions sont-elles basées sur la science ou sur des considérations politiques. La professeure Catherine Côté se demande si l'humeur des Québécois par rapport aux mesures sanitaires pourrait avoir une incidence sur les élections de l'automne? Chronique Crime et Société avec Félix Séguin, journaliste au Bureau d'enquête de Québecor : le film Confession, d'après un livre de Félix Séguin et Éric Thibault. Il y a cinquante ans commençait la CECO.Le véhicule de Valérie Plante a failli être expédié en Afrique. La Rencontre Proulx-Martineau avec Gilles Proulx, chroniqueur au Journal de Montréal Journal de Québec : les 10 ans du printemps érable. Le chef de police d'Ottawa passe un mauvais quart d'heure. La Rencontre Daoust-Martineau avec Yves Daoust, directeur de la section Argent du Journal de Montréal et du Journal de Québec : l'immigration francophone loin dans la liste de priorités d'Ottawa. Pas de répit en vue pour les premiers acheteurs. Entrevue avec Jean-Sébastien Fallu, chercheur régulier, Institut universitaire sur les dépendances, Professeur agrégé à l'École de psychoéducation de l'Université de Montréal : l'arrondissement montréalais d'Outremont a interdit la vente de cannabis sur son territoire afin de s'assurer qu'aucune succursale de la SQDC ne puisse s'y établir. Chronique de Jérôme Blanchet-Gravel, essayiste et journaliste : retour et analyse de l'annonce du déconfinement. La Rencontre Bock-Côté - Martineau avec Mathieu Bock-Côté, chroniqueur blogueur au Journal de Montréal Journal de Québec et animateur du balado « Les idées mènent le monde » à QUB radio : le plan de déconfinement au Québec. Entrevue avec Roger Frappier : le film Le pouvoir du chien (The Power of the Dog) est en tête des nominations pour la prochaine cérémonie des Oscars, en lice dans pas moins de 12 catégories. Le québécois Roger Frappier est coproducteur du long métrage. Une production QUB radio Février 2022 Pour de l'information concernant l'utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

La pandémie va changer la vision de la politique des contribuables, dit une experte

Politiquement incorrect

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 9, 2022 12:18

Entrevue avec Catherine Côté, professeure agrégée à l'École de politique appliquée de l'Université de Sherbrooke : le gouvernement du Québec a annoncé hier une série d'assouplissements aux mesures sanitaires. Ces décisions sont-elles basées sur la science ou sur des considérations politiques. La professeure Catherine Côté se demande si l'humeur des Québécois par rapport aux mesures sanitaires pourrait avoir une incidence sur les élections de l'automne? Pour de l'information concernant l'utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

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Épisode 194: Spécial «Un peu de crime dans ton café»

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Play Episode Listen Later Oct 27, 2021

Hermanie et Élisabeth reçoivent les amazones Audrey Boutin et Catherine Côté qui ont démaré leur propre podcast «Un peu de crime dans ton café». On discute de True Crime, de podcastage et qui sait, peut-être de ce délicieux nectar qui nous garde en vie?

Épisode 194: Spécial «Un peu de crime dans ton café»

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Play Episode Listen Later Oct 27, 2021

Hermanie et Élisabeth reçoivent les amazones Audrey Boutin et Catherine Côté qui ont démaré leur propre podcast «Un peu de crime dans ton café». On discute de True Crime, de podcastage et qui sait, peut-être de ce délicieux nectar qui nous garde en vie?

The Commute, August 26 (Catherine C. Grant on what you need to know about COVID vaccines and testing; Dennis Knight on first week of high school football)

The Commute with @SavannahOpinion

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 26, 2021 32:15

This episode is brought to you by National Office Systems ExperCARE founder/CEO Catherine C. Grant joins the Thursday Commute and "Savannah Voices" to talk about what people need to know about COVID-19 vaccines and testing in Chatham, Bryan and Effingham counties and what the Pfizer news means for vaccines. Then, Savannah Morning News sports reporter Dennis Knight talks about the big storylines from week one of prep football and his new podcast and video series, On the 50 Yard Line. Subscribe to the show on Apple Podcasts

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2021-06-09 Interview de Marie-Catherine Célerier, Conteuse Biblique

Radio Maria France

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 15, 2021 20:30

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Les enquêtes québécoises au féminin

Le Salon dans tes oreilles

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 9, 2021 60:41

Le Salon dans tes oreilles - S1E31 - Les enquêtes québécoises au fémininQuelle est la place des écrivaines dans le milieu du polar au Québec? Quel rôle jouent les femmes dans les enquêtes policières? Quels sont les enjeux pour les personnages féminins dans la résolution d'enquêtes? Voici des questions passionnantes auxquelles cette discussion sur la présence féminine dans les romans policiers québécois tentera de répondre.AvecCatherine Côté, Auteur⋅riceCatherine Sylvestre, Auteur⋅riceMaureen Martineau, Auteur⋅riceChrystine Brouillet, Animateur⋅riceLivre(s)La vieille fille et l'enfant, Catherine Sylvestre, Éditions ALIREZEC la croche, Maureen Martineau, Éditions HéliotropeBrébeuf, Catherine Côté, Éditions Triptyque

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Just for Today - April 12th with Catherine C. - The big picture

The Anonymous Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 12, 2021 15:16

A commentary and discussion on the Just for Today Daily Meditation. Contact Information: 919-675-1058 or facebook.com/groups/theanonpodcast

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Émission du 26 janvier 2021

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 27, 2021

Mission encre noire Tome 30 Chapitre 347. Le printemps des traîtres de Christian Giguère paru en 2020 aux éditions Héliotrope noir. Lorsque Michaël pose son sac à la sortie du métro Longueuil, son estomac se serre. Deux ans ont passé à se tenir toujours trop loin de sa fille, dans le parloir de la prison Bordeaux. Deux ans moins un jour qu'il y pense, il faut qu'ils décampent, lui, Dominique et Justice, loin de cette banlieue, loin de la drogue, ailleurs, à l'autre bout du pays. On essaie de ne pas trop y penser, être taulard c'est quand vivre avec le poids d'une enclume autour du cou. Les flics ne le lâchent pas d'une semelle, son vieux chum Colm O'Brien veut le faire replonger, la pègre guette le bon moment pour lui mettre le grappin dessus. Longueuil est si proche du paradis perdu. En échange d'aider à faire tomber le clan McCallister, Michaël aura sa chance, à lui de la saisir. Cependant, dans ce milieu qui fleurent bon la malversation politique, au coeur d'une réélection douteuse qui concerne la circonscription Marie-Victorin, le jeu de dés est pipé. La plume implacable de Christian Giguère trempe dans le jus sale des affaires de moeurs, de corruption politique et de règlement de compte expéditifs. Si le noir, c'est «raconter la mort aux vivants» dixit Robin Cook, Christian vise juste aussi, pour lui il s'agit de «dévoiler les secrets de la nuit». Christian Giguère est invité, ce soir, à Mission encre noire. Extrait: « Au moment où le camion cube se rangeait sur l'asphalte lézardé devant l'hôtel dans le secteur Ville Saint-Pierre, Colm informait Happy, Aidan et Michaël que deux chambres leur avaient été réservées au deuxième étage. On s'occuperait de leur faire monter du poulet barbecue. Il viendrait personnellement les chercher à la tombée de la nuit. Question de laisser la poussière retomber, de préparer la suite et d'établir un alibi solide, loin du quartier Désormaux si jamais quelqu'un demandait des comptes, Billy avait aussi loué des chambres la veille pour lui et sa garde rapprochée. Le patron avait convié tous ceux qui étaient impliqués dans le coup à un conciliabule dans une salle de conférence au rez-de-chaussée. Par la fenêtre de sa chambre, Michaël balaya du regard les vieux garages, le salon de quilles Rosebowl et le club de stripteaseuses le long de la rue Saint-Jacques qui, à cette hauteur, ressemblait à une vieille piste d'atterrissage en béton. Il réalisa du coup qu'ils se trouvaient à quelques kilomètres à peine de l'ancien quartier général symbolique du gang de l'ouest, le Nittolo's Garden. dans les années 1980, Dunie Ryan avait l'habitude de finir ses soirées avec ses frères d'armes dans ce restaurant italien doublé d'un motel. Le bâtiment avait été rasé quelques années après que le célèbre trafiquant y avait été criblé de balles dans sa chambre préférée.» Brébeuf de Catherine Côté paru en 2020 aux éditions Triptyque dans la collection Policier. Montréal, octobre 1947. 9h02, un lundi matin pluvieux dans le bureau enfumé de son psychiatre, Léopold Gauthier, voudrait se débarrasser de ce mal de tête lancinant qui le réveille la nuit. Il a passé sept ans éloigné des siens, de Suzanne, sa femme, stationné en Europe avec les troupes d'occupation depuis le 13 janvier 1940. Il en a vu des horreurs, lui qui occupait le poste de détective au sein de la Sûreté de Montréal depuis un an, ne s'attendait pas à ça. Suzanne voit bien qu'il n'est plus le même homme. Devenue reporter au Montréal-Matin, elle se voit prise dans les rets d'un sombre affaire de meurtres en série au collège Jean-de-Brébeuf. À peine réveiller, Marcus O'Malley a tout juste le temps de savourer son rye dans sa tasse de café du matin, l'ancien partenaire de Léopold constate qu'il en a plein les bras. Il lui propose de le rejoindre pour enquêter sur cette sombre affaire. D'autant plus que le meurtrier semble inarrêtable. Les heures et les minutes comptent double et plus pour le duo de limiers. Catherine Côté remonte le cours du temps et plonge en eau profonde pour démêler les fils de cette intrigue. Embarquée dans une série qui aime bousculer les clichés du genre classique des polars à enquête. L'autrice impose déjà une intense puissance romanesque. Catherine Côté est, ce soir, à Mission encre noire. Extrait:« C'est le boisé du Mont-Royal, pas la forêt-Noire. Les frênes et les érables sont espacés, et on peut voir le ciel entre leurs branches malingres qui s'étirent comme des doigts de sorcières au-dessus des têtes. Suzanne Gauthier marche lentement, ses chaussures s'enfoncent dans la terre boueuse. Elle pense au cardigan ensanglanté, dans la boîte, à Léopold, qui est peut-être à la maison et qui refuse de répondre au téléphone, ou qui est peut-être parti faire une autre entrevue. Et aussi à tout le vin qu'elle a bu la veille. Peut-être qu'Adèle a raison, au fond. Peut-être que c'est l'un de ses frères de Brébeuf qui a fait le coup. Et que tout est presque fini. La veille, durant la nuit, Léopold parlait dans son sommeil. Il marmonnait des paroles incompréhensibles. Son agitation a réveillé Suzanne, et même après qu'il s'est calmé elle n'a pas pu se rendormir. Jusqu'à l'aube, elle l'a serré contre elle, écoutant sa lente et lourde respiration, contemplant la lumière de la lune faiblement reflétée sur les murs. Puis elle s'est levée, habillée, et a filé à la recherche d'une distraction.»

Episódio 74: Caso Clínico de Neutropenia Febril

Ta de Clinicagem

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 27, 2021 57:24

Mais um caso clínico! Dessa vez Iago e Vinicius falando dessa emergência oncológica importantíssima: Neutropenia Febril. Ouviu o caso? Faltou falar alguma coisa? Compartilha com a gente no @tadeclinicagem no instagram e no twitter! Minutagem (0:25) apresentação do convidado Dr. Vinicius (1:47) Início do caso (2:39) Exame físico (3:30) Resumo e primeiros comentários (8:40) Relevância do exame físico completo (10:12) Quanto a HPP (10:50) Seguimento do caso (11:55) O que pesquisar na anamnese (13:53) Quais exames solicitar (15:35) Atenção a sepse (17:10) Resultado dos exames (18:55) Neutropenia febril - conceitos (20:39) Voltando para história - outras hipóteses (22:20) Resumo do caso (23:10) Cuidados com o paciente com neutropenia febril (23:53) Score MASCC (28:12) Score CISNE (31:40) Fluxograma de internação (33:10) Outros critérios de alto risco (34:30) Aplicando os scores no caso clínico (37:06) Tratamento (38:50) Quando cobrir gram positivos resistentes (43:40) Continuação do caso (43:04) Comentários e condutas (51:13) Encerramento do caso (53:37) Resposta ao desafio anterior (54:26) Desafio da semana (55:00) Salves. REFERÊNCIAS. Taplitz, Randy A., et al. "Outpatient management of fever and neutropenia in adults treated for malignancy: American Society of Clinical Oncology and Infectious Diseases Society of America clinical practice guideline update." J Clin Oncol 36.14 (2018): 1443-1453. Coyne, Christopher J., et al. "Application of the MASCC and CISNE risk-stratification scores to identify low-risk febrile neutropenic patients in the emergency department." Annals of emergency medicine 69.6 (2017): 755-764. Aapro, M. S., et al. "2010 update of EORTC guidelines for the use of granulocyte-colony stimulating factor to reduce the incidence of chemotherapy-induced febrile neutropenia in adult patients with lymphoproliferative disorders and solid tumours." European journal of cancer 47.1 (2011): 8-32. Rosa, Regis G., and Luciano Z. Goldani. "Cohort study of the impact of time to antibiotic administration on mortality in patients with febrile neutropenia." Antimicrobial agents and chemotherapy 58.7 (2014): 3799-3803. Braga, Catherine C., Randy A. Taplitz, and Christopher R. Flowers. "Clinical implications of febrile neutropenia guidelines in the Cancer patient population." Journal of oncology practice 15.1 (2019): 25. Klastersky, Jean, et al. "Management of febrile neutropaenia: ESMO clinical practice guidelines." Annals of Oncology 27 (2016): v111-v118. Zimmer, Andrea J., and Alison G. Freifeld. "Optimal management of neutropenic fever in patients with cancer." Journal of oncology practice 15.1 (2019): 19-24

Émission du 26 janvier 2021

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Play Episode Listen Later Jan 27, 2021

Mission encre noire Tome 30 Chapitre 347. Le printemps des traîtres de Christian Giguère paru en 2020 aux éditions Héliotrope noir. Lorsque Michaël pose son sac à la sortie du métro Longueuil, son estomac se serre. Deux ans ont passé à se tenir toujours trop loin de sa fille, dans le parloir de la prison Bordeaux. Deux ans moins un jour qu'il y pense, il faut qu'ils décampent, lui, Dominique et Justice, loin de cette banlieue, loin de la drogue, ailleurs, à l'autre bout du pays. On essaie de ne pas trop y penser, être taulard c'est quand vivre avec le poids d'une enclume autour du cou. Les flics ne le lâchent pas d'une semelle, son vieux chum Colm O'Brien veut le faire replonger, la pègre guette le bon moment pour lui mettre le grappin dessus. Longueuil est si proche du paradis perdu. En échange d'aider à faire tomber le clan McCallister, Michaël aura sa chance, à lui de la saisir. Cependant, dans ce milieu qui fleurent bon la malversation politique, au coeur d'une réélection douteuse qui concerne la circonscription Marie-Victorin, le jeu de dés est pipé. La plume implacable de Christian Giguère trempe dans le jus sale des affaires de moeurs, de corruption politique et de règlement de compte expéditifs. Si le noir, c'est «raconter la mort aux vivants» dixit Robin Cook, Christian vise juste aussi, pour lui il s'agit de «dévoiler les secrets de la nuit». Christian Giguère est invité, ce soir, à Mission encre noire. Extrait: « Au moment où le camion cube se rangeait sur l'asphalte lézardé devant l'hôtel dans le secteur Ville Saint-Pierre, Colm informait Happy, Aidan et Michaël que deux chambres leur avaient été réservées au deuxième étage. On s'occuperait de leur faire monter du poulet barbecue. Il viendrait personnellement les chercher à la tombée de la nuit. Question de laisser la poussière retomber, de préparer la suite et d'établir un alibi solide, loin du quartier Désormaux si jamais quelqu'un demandait des comptes, Billy avait aussi loué des chambres la veille pour lui et sa garde rapprochée. Le patron avait convié tous ceux qui étaient impliqués dans le coup à un conciliabule dans une salle de conférence au rez-de-chaussée. Par la fenêtre de sa chambre, Michaël balaya du regard les vieux garages, le salon de quilles Rosebowl et le club de stripteaseuses le long de la rue Saint-Jacques qui, à cette hauteur, ressemblait à une vieille piste d'atterrissage en béton. Il réalisa du coup qu'ils se trouvaient à quelques kilomètres à peine de l'ancien quartier général symbolique du gang de l'ouest, le Nittolo's Garden. dans les années 1980, Dunie Ryan avait l'habitude de finir ses soirées avec ses frères d'armes dans ce restaurant italien doublé d'un motel. Le bâtiment avait été rasé quelques années après que le célèbre trafiquant y avait été criblé de balles dans sa chambre préférée.» Brébeuf de Catherine Côté paru en 2020 aux éditions Triptyque dans la collection Policier. Montréal, octobre 1947. 9h02, un lundi matin pluvieux dans le bureau enfumé de son psychiatre, Léopold Gauthier, voudrait se débarrasser de ce mal de tête lancinant qui le réveille la nuit. Il a passé sept ans éloigné des siens, de Suzanne, sa femme, stationné en Europe avec les troupes d'occupation depuis le 13 janvier 1940. Il en a vu des horreurs, lui qui occupait le poste de détective au sein de la Sûreté de Montréal depuis un an, ne s'attendait pas à ça. Suzanne voit bien qu'il n'est plus le même homme. Devenue reporter au Montréal-Matin, elle se voit prise dans les rets d'un sombre affaire de meurtres en série au collège Jean-de-Brébeuf. À peine réveiller, Marcus O'Malley a tout juste le temps de savourer son rye dans sa tasse de café du matin, l'ancien partenaire de Léopold constate qu'il en a plein les bras. Il lui propose de le rejoindre pour enquêter sur cette sombre affaire. D'autant plus que le meurtrier semble inarrêtable. Les heures et les minutes comptent double et plus pour le duo de limiers. Catherine Côté remonte le cours du temps et plonge en eau profonde pour démêler les fils de cette intrigue. Embarquée dans une série qui aime bousculer les clichés du genre classique des polars à enquête. L'autrice impose déjà une intense puissance romanesque. Catherine Côté est, ce soir, à Mission encre noire. Extrait:« C'est le boisé du Mont-Royal, pas la forêt-Noire. Les frênes et les érables sont espacés, et on peut voir le ciel entre leurs branches malingres qui s'étirent comme des doigts de sorcières au-dessus des têtes. Suzanne Gauthier marche lentement, ses chaussures s'enfoncent dans la terre boueuse. Elle pense au cardigan ensanglanté, dans la boîte, à Léopold, qui est peut-être à la maison et qui refuse de répondre au téléphone, ou qui est peut-être parti faire une autre entrevue. Et aussi à tout le vin qu'elle a bu la veille. Peut-être qu'Adèle a raison, au fond. Peut-être que c'est l'un de ses frères de Brébeuf qui a fait le coup. Et que tout est presque fini. La veille, durant la nuit, Léopold parlait dans son sommeil. Il marmonnait des paroles incompréhensibles. Son agitation a réveillé Suzanne, et même après qu'il s'est calmé elle n'a pas pu se rendormir. Jusqu'à l'aube, elle l'a serré contre elle, écoutant sa lente et lourde respiration, contemplant la lumière de la lune faiblement reflétée sur les murs. Puis elle s'est levée, habillée, et a filé à la recherche d'une distraction.»

Le Cochaux Show du 12 décembre 2020

Le Cochaux Show

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 12, 2020 113:55

Au programme: entrevues avec l'autrice Catherine Côté, l'illustrateur Christian Quesnel et le directeur littéraire David Bélanger. Les chroniques de Caroline Tellier, Raphaëlle B Adam, Julie Desautels et Billy Robinson.

Antoinette Burton, "Africa in the Indian Imagination: Race and the Politics of Postcolonial Citation" (Duke UP, 2016)

New Books in African Studies

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 10, 2020 44:36

In Africa in the Indian Imagination: Race and the Politics of Postcolonial Citation (Duke UP, 2016), Antoinette Burton reframes our understanding of the postcolonial Afro-Asian solidarity that emerged from the 1955 Bandung conference. Afro-Asian solidarity is best understood, Burton contends, by using friction as a lens to expose the racial, class, gender, sexuality, caste, and political tensions throughout the postcolonial global South. Focusing on India's imagined relationship with Africa, Burton historicizes Africa's role in the emergence of a coherent postcolonial Indian identity. She shows how—despite Bandung's rhetoric of equality and brotherhood—Indian identity echoed colonial racial hierarchies in its subordination of Africans and Blackness. Underscoring Indian anxiety over Africa and challenging the narratives and dearly held assumptions that presume a sentimentalized, nostalgic, and fraternal history of Afro-Asian solidarity, Burton demonstrates the continued need for anti-heroic, vexed, and fractious postcolonial critique. Antoinette Burton is a historian of 19th and 20th century Britain and its empire, with a specialty in colonial India and an ongoing interest in Australasia and Africa. She is Professor of History and Catherine C. and Bruce A. Bastian Professor of Global and Transnational Studies at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. She has written and edited many books, including Animalia: An Anti-Imperial Bestiary for Our Times, The Trouble with Empire: Challenges to Modern British Imperialism, The Postcolonial Careers of Santha Rama Rau, and Dwelling in the Archive: Women Writing House, Home, and History in Late Colonial India. Micheal Rumore is a PhD candidate at the Graduate Center, City University of New York. His work focuses on the Indian Ocean as an African diasporic site. He can be reached at mrumore@gradcenter.cuny.edu. Zifeng Liu is a PhD candidate in the Africana Studies and Research Center at Cornell University. His dissertation examines Black left feminism and Mao’s China. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Antoinette Burton, "Africa in the Indian Imagination: Race and the Politics of Postcolonial Citation" (Duke UP, 2016)

New Books Network

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 10, 2020 44:36

In Africa in the Indian Imagination: Race and the Politics of Postcolonial Citation (Duke UP, 2016), Antoinette Burton reframes our understanding of the postcolonial Afro-Asian solidarity that emerged from the 1955 Bandung conference. Afro-Asian solidarity is best understood, Burton contends, by using friction as a lens to expose the racial, class, gender, sexuality, caste, and political tensions throughout the postcolonial global South. Focusing on India's imagined relationship with Africa, Burton historicizes Africa's role in the emergence of a coherent postcolonial Indian identity. She shows how—despite Bandung's rhetoric of equality and brotherhood—Indian identity echoed colonial racial hierarchies in its subordination of Africans and Blackness. Underscoring Indian anxiety over Africa and challenging the narratives and dearly held assumptions that presume a sentimentalized, nostalgic, and fraternal history of Afro-Asian solidarity, Burton demonstrates the continued need for anti-heroic, vexed, and fractious postcolonial critique. Antoinette Burton is a historian of 19th and 20th century Britain and its empire, with a specialty in colonial India and an ongoing interest in Australasia and Africa. She is Professor of History and Catherine C. and Bruce A. Bastian Professor of Global and Transnational Studies at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. She has written and edited many books, including Animalia: An Anti-Imperial Bestiary for Our Times, The Trouble with Empire: Challenges to Modern British Imperialism, The Postcolonial Careers of Santha Rama Rau, and Dwelling in the Archive: Women Writing House, Home, and History in Late Colonial India. Micheal Rumore is a PhD candidate at the Graduate Center, City University of New York. His work focuses on the Indian Ocean as an African diasporic site. He can be reached at mrumore@gradcenter.cuny.edu. Zifeng Liu is a PhD candidate in the Africana Studies and Research Center at Cornell University. His dissertation examines Black left feminism and Mao’s China. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Antoinette Burton, "Africa in the Indian Imagination: Race and the Politics of Postcolonial Citation" (Duke UP, 2016)

New Books in History

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 10, 2020 44:36

In Africa in the Indian Imagination: Race and the Politics of Postcolonial Citation (Duke UP, 2016), Antoinette Burton reframes our understanding of the postcolonial Afro-Asian solidarity that emerged from the 1955 Bandung conference. Afro-Asian solidarity is best understood, Burton contends, by using friction as a lens to expose the racial, class, gender, sexuality, caste, and political tensions throughout the postcolonial global South. Focusing on India's imagined relationship with Africa, Burton historicizes Africa's role in the emergence of a coherent postcolonial Indian identity. She shows how—despite Bandung's rhetoric of equality and brotherhood—Indian identity echoed colonial racial hierarchies in its subordination of Africans and Blackness. Underscoring Indian anxiety over Africa and challenging the narratives and dearly held assumptions that presume a sentimentalized, nostalgic, and fraternal history of Afro-Asian solidarity, Burton demonstrates the continued need for anti-heroic, vexed, and fractious postcolonial critique. Antoinette Burton is a historian of 19th and 20th century Britain and its empire, with a specialty in colonial India and an ongoing interest in Australasia and Africa. She is Professor of History and Catherine C. and Bruce A. Bastian Professor of Global and Transnational Studies at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. She has written and edited many books, including Animalia: An Anti-Imperial Bestiary for Our Times, The Trouble with Empire: Challenges to Modern British Imperialism, The Postcolonial Careers of Santha Rama Rau, and Dwelling in the Archive: Women Writing House, Home, and History in Late Colonial India. Micheal Rumore is a PhD candidate at the Graduate Center, City University of New York. His work focuses on the Indian Ocean as an African diasporic site. He can be reached at mrumore@gradcenter.cuny.edu. Zifeng Liu is a PhD candidate in the Africana Studies and Research Center at Cornell University. His dissertation examines Black left feminism and Mao’s China. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Antoinette Burton, "Africa in the Indian Imagination: Race and the Politics of Postcolonial Citation" (Duke UP, 2016)

New Books in the Indian Ocean World

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 10, 2020 44:36

In Africa in the Indian Imagination: Race and the Politics of Postcolonial Citation (Duke UP, 2016), Antoinette Burton reframes our understanding of the postcolonial Afro-Asian solidarity that emerged from the 1955 Bandung conference. Afro-Asian solidarity is best understood, Burton contends, by using friction as a lens to expose the racial, class, gender, sexuality, caste, and political tensions throughout the postcolonial global South. Focusing on India's imagined relationship with Africa, Burton historicizes Africa's role in the emergence of a coherent postcolonial Indian identity. She shows how—despite Bandung's rhetoric of equality and brotherhood—Indian identity echoed colonial racial hierarchies in its subordination of Africans and Blackness. Underscoring Indian anxiety over Africa and challenging the narratives and dearly held assumptions that presume a sentimentalized, nostalgic, and fraternal history of Afro-Asian solidarity, Burton demonstrates the continued need for anti-heroic, vexed, and fractious postcolonial critique. Antoinette Burton is a historian of 19th and 20th century Britain and its empire, with a specialty in colonial India and an ongoing interest in Australasia and Africa. She is Professor of History and Catherine C. and Bruce A. Bastian Professor of Global and Transnational Studies at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. She has written and edited many books, including Animalia: An Anti-Imperial Bestiary for Our Times, The Trouble with Empire: Challenges to Modern British Imperialism, The Postcolonial Careers of Santha Rama Rau, and Dwelling in the Archive: Women Writing House, Home, and History in Late Colonial India. Micheal Rumore is a PhD candidate at the Graduate Center, City University of New York. His work focuses on the Indian Ocean as an African diasporic site. He can be reached at mrumore@gradcenter.cuny.edu. Zifeng Liu is a PhD candidate in the Africana Studies and Research Center at Cornell University. His dissertation examines Black left feminism and Mao’s China.

Antoinette Burton, "Africa in the Indian Imagination: Race and the Politics of Postcolonial Citation" (Duke UP, 2016)

New Books in South Asian Studies

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 10, 2020 44:36

In Africa in the Indian Imagination: Race and the Politics of Postcolonial Citation (Duke UP, 2016), Antoinette Burton reframes our understanding of the postcolonial Afro-Asian solidarity that emerged from the 1955 Bandung conference. Afro-Asian solidarity is best understood, Burton contends, by using friction as a lens to expose the racial, class, gender, sexuality, caste, and political tensions throughout the postcolonial global South. Focusing on India's imagined relationship with Africa, Burton historicizes Africa's role in the emergence of a coherent postcolonial Indian identity. She shows how—despite Bandung's rhetoric of equality and brotherhood—Indian identity echoed colonial racial hierarchies in its subordination of Africans and Blackness. Underscoring Indian anxiety over Africa and challenging the narratives and dearly held assumptions that presume a sentimentalized, nostalgic, and fraternal history of Afro-Asian solidarity, Burton demonstrates the continued need for anti-heroic, vexed, and fractious postcolonial critique. Antoinette Burton is a historian of 19th and 20th century Britain and its empire, with a specialty in colonial India and an ongoing interest in Australasia and Africa. She is Professor of History and Catherine C. and Bruce A. Bastian Professor of Global and Transnational Studies at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. She has written and edited many books, including Animalia: An Anti-Imperial Bestiary for Our Times, The Trouble with Empire: Challenges to Modern British Imperialism, The Postcolonial Careers of Santha Rama Rau, and Dwelling in the Archive: Women Writing House, Home, and History in Late Colonial India. Micheal Rumore is a PhD candidate at the Graduate Center, City University of New York. His work focuses on the Indian Ocean as an African diasporic site. He can be reached at mrumore@gradcenter.cuny.edu. Zifeng Liu is a PhD candidate in the Africana Studies and Research Center at Cornell University. His dissertation examines Black left feminism and Mao’s China. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Éduquer aux médias à l'école

Le Réverbère

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 2, 2020 34:22

Au plus fort de la première vague de COVID-19, au printemps dernier, le Conseil supérieur de l’éducation du Québec devait organiser un colloque sur le rôle de socialisation de l’école dans le cadre du congrès de l’Acfas. L’événement ayant été annulé, Malorie Flon, directrice du développement à l’INM, s’entretient avec Catherine Côté, professeure agrégée à l’École de politique appliquée de l’Université de Sherbrooke, sur le rôle de l’école pour préparer les jeunes à avoir de saines habitudes d’information. Cet épisode a été produit en collaboration avec le Conseil supérieur de l’éducation du Québec. Les propos de l'experte, sans engager le Conseil, illustrent la complexité de la question et de la diversité des points de vue. Le contenu de ce balado permettra au Conseil d’amorcer une réflexion sur la mission de socialisation de l’école.Production : Mathieu Arsenault, Francis Huot et Nicolas VazeilleRéalisation : INMAnimation : Malorie Flon Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

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Le Cochaux Show du 28 novembre 2020

Le Cochaux Show

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 28, 2020 114:22

Au programme: Les chroniques de Rachel Graveline, Louis Gosselin, Caroline Tellier. Entrevues avec Maude Chayer, Tristan Demers, Catherine Côté et Anne Peyrouse. Des prix littéraires pour Michel Jean, Marie-Andrée Arsenault et Dominique Leroux.

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Émission du 24 novembre 2020

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 25, 2020

Mission encre noire Tome 29 Chapitre 343. Radical de Tom Connan paru en 2020 aux éditions Albin Michel. Rien ne va plus en France, Nicolas n'en peut plus, il n'a plus le goût de rien sinon de s'échapper du marasme généralisé. Jeune étudiant de Science Po Paris, il vit dans une banlieue privilégiée des Yvelines. Il se sent diablement seul. Comment pouvait-il s'imaginer que le mystérieux Harry, contacté sur Tinder, allait si rapidement faire voler son monde en éclats ? Dix-huit ans et un joli minois ravive chez lui le sentiment d'un nouveau départ possible. Seulement voilà, Harry est d'extrême droite, voire même un militant reconnu et apprécié pour son engagement auprès du mouvement des Gilets jaunes. Harry l'impressionne, l'envoûte presque, lui qui semble n'avoir peur de rien. C'est à travers cette passion toxique pour un beau facho que l'auteur nous divulgue le portrait stupéfiant d'une France radicalisée. La galaxie identitaire s'affirme à visage découvert pour le pire, la jeunesse bascule dans la haine. Le génocide psychique est à l'oeuvre, et tout le monde s'en fout sauf Harry et Nicolas. Je vous propose de prendre le pouls d'une société française au bord de l'explosion en compagnie de Tom Connan, à Mission encre noire. Extrait: « Je me sentais mal à l'aise dans mon époque. Tout était pourtant plus facile, au quotidien, grâce aux incroyables mutations technologiques, aux nouveaux moyens de communication et avec le début d'une autre révolution qui pointait le bout de son nez: l'intelligence artificielle. Il avait aussi eu les progrès de la médecine, colossaux, à ce que j'en avais compris, des micro-ondes drôlement plus performants que ceux des années 90, et des améliorations en termes d'isolation des logements. On pouvait également, en tant que classe modeste, se taper des vacances à Barcelone ou même en Thaïlande, avec de l'argent d'un job d'été chez McDo, et le porno était disponible à profusion, gratuitement, sur Internet. L'homme occidental avait de quoi se réjouir.» Futurs sous la direction de Mathieu Villeneuve paru en 2020 dans la collection Satellite aux éditions Triptyque. Futurs est un recueil de nouvelles qui propose d'explorer ce que l'avenir nous réserve. À vrai dire, vous l'avez constaté, comme tout le monde, la fin d'une ère a commencé depuis longtemps. Les dix autrices et auteurs de ce projet s'emparent de notre imaginaire collectif pour mieux tordre nos dernières résistances: oui le pire est à venir et vous n'avez encore rien vu. Sylvie Bérard, Patrick Brisebois, Simon Brousseau, Catherine Côté, Charles-Étienne Ferland, Ariane Gélinas, Ayavi Lake, Rich Larson, Mathieu Villeneuve et Élisabeth Vonarburg empruntent des chemins qui mènent vers des univers inédits et encore peu fréquentés. À tort sans nul doute ! J'accueille Mathieu Villeneuve, ce soir, à Mission encre noire, pour nous parler d'un genre qui a méchamment le vent en poupe depuis quelques années. Soyez des nôtres pour ne pas être en retard sur votre futur ! Extrait: « Et ils font la fête. Schorr le présente à un tas d'unités, parmi lesquelles il reconnaît certaines à leur étiquette, puis toute la bande engloutit d'un coup un cocktail d'amphétamines et prend le gratuibus vers un amphithéâtre. Schorr projette son bioscan sur toute la surface intérieure du bus, affichant pour le plaisir de tous l'image du virus hérissé qui s'implante dans son corps, et après s'être fait prier un peu, Default projette le sien à ses côtés. Tout le monde l'acclame quand il repère la première boursouflure sur son cou. »

Émission du 24 novembre 2020

Just BE - Matters of Justice and Biblical Equality

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 25, 2020

Mission encre noire Tome 29 Chapitre 343. Radical de Tom Connan paru en 2020 aux éditions Albin Michel. Rien ne va plus en France, Nicolas n'en peut plus, il n'a plus le goût de rien sinon de s'échapper du marasme généralisé. Jeune étudiant de Science Po Paris, il vit dans une banlieue privilégiée des Yvelines. Il se sent diablement seul. Comment pouvait-il s'imaginer que le mystérieux Harry, contacté sur Tinder, allait si rapidement faire voler son monde en éclats ? Dix-huit ans et un joli minois ravive chez lui le sentiment d'un nouveau départ possible. Seulement voilà, Harry est d'extrême droite, voire même un militant reconnu et apprécié pour son engagement auprès du mouvement des Gilets jaunes. Harry l'impressionne, l'envoûte presque, lui qui semble n'avoir peur de rien. C'est à travers cette passion toxique pour un beau facho que l'auteur nous divulgue le portrait stupéfiant d'une France radicalisée. La galaxie identitaire s'affirme à visage découvert pour le pire, la jeunesse bascule dans la haine. Le génocide psychique est à l'oeuvre, et tout le monde s'en fout sauf Harry et Nicolas. Je vous propose de prendre le pouls d'une société française au bord de l'explosion en compagnie de Tom Connan, à Mission encre noire. Extrait: « Je me sentais mal à l'aise dans mon époque. Tout était pourtant plus facile, au quotidien, grâce aux incroyables mutations technologiques, aux nouveaux moyens de communication et avec le début d'une autre révolution qui pointait le bout de son nez: l'intelligence artificielle. Il avait aussi eu les progrès de la médecine, colossaux, à ce que j'en avais compris, des micro-ondes drôlement plus performants que ceux des années 90, et des améliorations en termes d'isolation des logements. On pouvait également, en tant que classe modeste, se taper des vacances à Barcelone ou même en Thaïlande, avec de l'argent d'un job d'été chez McDo, et le porno était disponible à profusion, gratuitement, sur Internet. L'homme occidental avait de quoi se réjouir.» Futurs sous la direction de Mathieu Villeneuve paru en 2020 dans la collection Satellite aux éditions Triptyque. Futurs est un recueil de nouvelles qui propose d'explorer ce que l'avenir nous réserve. À vrai dire, vous l'avez constaté, comme tout le monde, la fin d'une ère a commencé depuis longtemps. Les dix autrices et auteurs de ce projet s'emparent de notre imaginaire collectif pour mieux tordre nos dernières résistances: oui le pire est à venir et vous n'avez encore rien vu. Sylvie Bérard, Patrick Brisebois, Simon Brousseau, Catherine Côté, Charles-Étienne Ferland, Ariane Gélinas, Ayavi Lake, Rich Larson, Mathieu Villeneuve et Élisabeth Vonarburg empruntent des chemins qui mènent vers des univers inédits et encore peu fréquentés. À tort sans nul doute ! J'accueille Mathieu Villeneuve, ce soir, à Mission encre noire, pour nous parler d'un genre qui a méchamment le vent en poupe depuis quelques années. Soyez des nôtres pour ne pas être en retard sur votre futur ! Extrait: « Et ils font la fête. Schorr le présente à un tas d'unités, parmi lesquelles il reconnaît certaines à leur étiquette, puis toute la bande engloutit d'un coup un cocktail d'amphétamines et prend le gratuibus vers un amphithéâtre. Schorr projette son bioscan sur toute la surface intérieure du bus, affichant pour le plaisir de tous l'image du virus hérissé qui s'implante dans son corps, et après s'être fait prier un peu, Default projette le sien à ses côtés. Tout le monde l'acclame quand il repère la première boursouflure sur son cou. »

15. Heading off misconceptions of authority, heads & head coverings in 1 Corinthians 11

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 5, 2020 34:01

1 Corinthians 11 says some things that are difficult for modern readers to fully grasp, and unfortunately, often this passage is interpreted in what seems like misogynistic way. In this episode we uncover a few surprising truths from this passage: "head" does not indicate "authority" in 11:3, a head covering was a sign of status and privilege for the women of Corinth, and that women have authority and glory of their own! Listen in! Leave me a voice message here, https://anchor.fm/krista-lucich! Or reach out on Facebook, here www.faceboo Related episodes: 2. In the Beginning: The "Male and Female" Joint Partnership in Creation https://anchor.fm/krista-lucich/episodes/2--In-the-Beginning-The-Male-and-Female-Joint-Partnership-in-Creation-eedntn Show notes (go to www.anchor.fm/krista-lucich if the show notes aren't formatted well in your podcast app). Fee, Gordon. "Praying and Prophesying in the Assemblies: 1 Corinthians 11:2-16." Discovering Biblical Equality: Complimentarity Without Hierarchy. Ronald Pierce. 2004. Here's Bruxey Cavey's quote and his series on marriage: Love, Lust & Loyalty. October 2016. Women's Study Bible footnoted by Mary J. Evans and Catherine C. Kroeger Articles by Marg Mowczko: "Women's Hair in Corinth and in Sydney," "Man and Woman as the Image and Glory of God." Cynthia Long Westfall lecture, "Does Paul Really Threaten to Shave Women's Heads?" February 4, 2020. YouTube. Westfall, Cynthia Long. Paul and Gender: Reclaiming the Apostle's Vision for Men and Women in Christ. 2015. Outakes/Extra Information: *“Another piece of evidence that shows kephalē did not usually mean “leader” in ancient Greek is that LSJ, the most exhaustive lexicon of ancient Greek, does not include any definition of kephalē that approximates “leader” or “authority”...Al Wolters, who identifies as a complementarian, states that kephalē with a meaning of “leader” is “virtually unattested in pagan Greek literature until about the fourth century AD.”[7] [And, “As far as pagan Greek literature is concerned, LSJ (1996) is entirely justified in omitting the meaning “chief” or “leader” from its entry on kephalē.”[8]...Unfortunately, it seems that many Christians have simply presumed that “head” means “authority” in 1 Corinthians 11:3 as well as in other verses such as Ephesians 5:23. (Head) *Is the authority of every man is Christ? Sure, we could say that, even though every man does not choose to come under Christ's authority. But, can we say the authority of Christ is God, because Christ and God are 2 parts of the same Trinitarian God and they act in perfect union, not as a hierarchy (although our complementarian friends are actually trying to argue for this, which has been linked to the Arian heresy, which is a topic I have slated to cover soon). Lastly, we could try to say the leader or authority of woman is man, and this is used to suppose that husbands are the leader and authority of their wives, but that is also questionable, especially since Genesis 1:28 gives men and women equal standing as rulers and co-regents in the Garden of Eden. Also, what about single women? So let's try the metaphor that the Greeks used for the word kephale, instead of supplanting our own linguistic metaphors. *As for glory, Lucy Peppiatt argues that this is actually a Corinthian saying that is a corrupted version of Genesis 1:27, that Paul then responds to in Rediscovering Scripture's Vision for Women. 2019. Music www.bensound.com

Experiencing Discrimination in the South, with Catherine C. Young

Faith And Reason 360

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 22, 2020 52:00

Debo and David sit down with Catherine C. Young, Sr. Vice President of the Memphis Mid-South Affiliate of Susan G. Komen, to talk about systemic racism and the murder of George Floyd. Catherine starts off the conversation by highlighting the first time she experienced racism, as well as how she has faced discrimination in her life since then. Catherine goes into detail about how people of color view white privilege. She defines it as a recycling of wealth within the white community that results in white people being at the top, because they are given privileges that others do not have access to.

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Épisode 158: Little Women

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Play Episode Listen Later Feb 5, 2020

Marion G., Catherine C. et Megan B. sont des nôtres pour parler de Little Women de Greta Gerwig.

Épisode 158: Little Women