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In this episode, we sit down with Carlene Firmin, an influential sociology figure and a youth violence specialist. Carlene shares her career trajectory, highlighting the pivotal moments and experiences that shaped her as a researcher. She emphasises the significance of mentorship and strong leadership in her professional growth and development, offering valuable lessons. She discusses contextual safeguarding, which she developed from her PhD research. This innovative approach emphasises the importance of understanding the social contexts surrounding youth to better protect them from violence. We delve into the critical aspects of her research on youth violence and how it informs her work and advocacy with social services and other partners. Join us for an engaging conversation that sheds light on the complexities of youth violence and inspires social workers to embrace innovative approaches like contextual safeguarding in their practice. Do share your feedback at: adosylv@gmail.com Follow us on social media: https://www.facebook.com/groups/412169436067530 Subscribe and leave a review to help us reach more listeners! Join us and remember—social workers matter! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In a world where the disparity between different socioeconomic classes is increasing, organizations like United Way of Greater Charlotte play a critical role in forging paths toward greater economic mobility for future generations.United Way of Greater Charlotte is one of the Charlotte region's largest health and human services nonprofits. The nonprofit stands at a unique confluence of the public sector, private corporations, philanthropy and nonprofit organizations, which allows it to harness resources and expertise from different arenas.United Way has put nearly $18 million in community investments into 134 nonprofit organizations across a four-county area: Anson, Cabarrus, Union and Mecklenburg.In this episode of the Charlotte Ledger Podcast, Kathryn Firmin-Sellers, who first joined United Way of Greater Charlotte in 2018 as chief impact officer before becoming president and CEO in April 2025, sits down with Ledger editor Tony Mecia to discuss the organization's mission to lift children and families out of poverty by leveraging community partnerships. This episode of The Charlotte Ledger Podcast was produced by Lindsey Banks.You can find out more about The Charlotte Ledger at TheCharlotteLedger.com. Be sure to sign up for our newsletter! This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit charlotteledger.substack.com/subscribe

Cette semaine, Valérie Fayolle reçoit une figure incontournable du reggae africain : Alpha Blondy. Ce messager de la paix, qui fait vibrer les scènes du monde entier depuis plus de 40 ans, nous parle de son nouvel album, "RISE" et nous emmène en balade à la Maison européenne de la photographie découvrir les clichés de celui qui a suivi l'icône jamaïcaine Bob Marley, le photographe Dennis Morris.   

Payfit, licorne spécialisée dans la gestion de la paie et les logiciels HR, fête ses 10 ans cette année. Décryptage de la transformation et de la stratégie de développement ce champion français de la tech avec son PDG et cofondateur Firmin Zocchetto, invité de l'émission Ecorama du 3 avril 2025, présentée par David Jacquot sur Boursorama.com Hébergé par Audion. Visitez https://www.audion.fm/fr/privacy-policy pour plus d'informations.

Firmin est toujours endeuillé par le décès de son ex-femme survenue il y a plus de 30 ans. Quelques années plus tard, il retrouve une compagne avec laquelle il élève sa fille. Pourtant, il ressent toujours une sensation de vide. Cette saison, Joseph Agostini accueille les auditeurs le dimanche soir de 23h à 1h sur RTL au 09 69 39 10 11.

Au programme de l'émission du 13 novembre : avec Anna Nozière, autrice et metteuse en scène, et avec Jeanne Macaigne, autrice et illustratrice Oiseau - Photo : Isol Buffy LA NOUVEAUTÉ DISCOGRAPHIQUE - chronique de Véronique Soulé - c'est au début

The Phantom of the Opera by Jennifer Basset原文Chapter 8: Where is Christine Daae?On Saturday morning,Comte Phillipe looked across the breakfast table at his brother."Don't do it,Raoul, please. All this talk about ghosts and phantoms. I think the girl is mad.""She's not mad,and I'm going to marry her." Raoul said."She's only a little opera singer" Phillipe said unhappily. "And she's very young. Are you still going to love her in ten or twenty years time?Raoul drank his coffee and did not answer.There were two more unhappy faces in the Opera House, too.The directors now understood about O.G.They didn't want anymore accidents."It's a lot of money," Mr. Firmin said unhappily.He thought for a minute."What about some flowers in Box 5? Madam Giry says that O.G likes flowers.""O.G. can bring his own flowers!" shouted Mr. Armand.The evening began well.The chandelier was now back in place, with new ropes.All Paris was in the Opera House.Everybody wanted to hear Christine Daae's voice again.People also knew about the love story between Christine Daae and the Vicomte de Chagny.There are no love secrets in Paris!People watched the Comte and the Vicomte Box 14 with interest.Young men from families like de Chagny do not marry opera singers.When Christine came onto the stage, her face was white, and she looked afraid.But she sang like an angel.Ah, what a voice!All Paris was in love with Christine Daae.She began to sing the famous love song.Suddenly, every light in the Opera House went out.For a second, nobody moved or spoke.Then a woman screamed, and all the lights came on again.But Christine Daae was no longer on the stage!She was not behind the stage. She was not under the stage.Nobody could find her.The Opera House went mad.Everybody around here and there, shouted and called.In the director's office, people ran in and out.The police came and asked questions.But nobody could answer the questions.Mr. Armand got angry and shouted, and Mr. Firmin told him to be quiet.Then, Madame Giry arrived in the office with her daughter, Meg."Go away,woman! " Mr. Armand shouted."Monsieur,there are three people missing now!" Madame Giry said. "Meg, tell the directors your story."This was Meg story."When the lights went out, we were just behind the stage. We heard a scream - I think it was Christine Daae's voice. Then the lights came back on, but Christine wasn't there! We were very afraid, and we began to run back to our dressing room. There were people running everywhere. Then we saw the Vicomte de Chagny. His face was red, and he was very angry. "Where's Christine? Where's Christine?"He shouted. Suddenly, the Persian came up behind him and took his arm. He said something to the Vicomte and they went into Christine Daae's dressing room.….""Yes? And then?" Mr. Firmin said quickly. "What happened next?""Nobody knows!" Meg's face was white. "We looked into Christine Daae's dressing room, but ... but that...was nobody there!"翻译第八章:克丽斯廷·达埃在哪里?星期六早晨，菲利普伯爵隔着早餐桌望着他的哥哥。“别这样，拉乌尔，求你了。一直在说鬼魂和幽灵。我想这女孩疯了。”“她没疯，我要娶她。”拉乌尔说。“她只是个小歌剧演员。”菲利普不高兴地说。“她还很年轻。十年二十年后你还会爱她吗?拉乌尔喝了咖啡，没有回答。歌剧院里还有两张不高兴的脸。董事们现在理解了O.G.他们不想再发生意外。“这是一大笔钱，”菲尔曼先生不高兴地说。他想了一会儿。“在5号盒子里放些花怎么样?”吉丽夫人说O.G.喜欢花。”“O.G.可以带他自己的花来!”阿尔芒先生喊道。这个晚上开始得很顺利。枝形吊灯现在用新绳子放回了原位。整个巴黎都聚集在歌剧院。每个人都想再听到克丽斯廷·达埃的声音。人们也知道克里斯汀·达埃和沙尼子爵之间的爱情故事。巴黎没有爱情的秘密!人们饶有兴趣地看着伯爵和子爵包厢。像德·沙尼这样家庭出身的年轻人不会和歌剧演唱家结婚。当克里斯汀走上舞台时，她脸色苍白，看上去很害怕。但她唱得像个天使。啊，多么美妙的声音!整个巴黎都爱上了克丽斯廷·达埃。她开始唱那首著名的情歌。突然，歌剧院里所有的灯都熄灭了。一时间，没有人动，也没有人说话。然后一个女人尖叫起来，所有的灯又亮了。但是克丽斯廷·达埃已经不在舞台上了!她不在舞台后面。她不在舞台下面。没人能找到她。歌剧院都疯了。周围的每个人都喊着。在主任办公室里，人们进进出出。警察来问了些问题。但是没有人能回答这些问题。阿尔芒先生生气了，大喊大叫，菲尔曼先生叫他安静。接着，吉丽夫人带着她的女儿麦格来到了办公室。“走开，女人!”阿尔芒先生喊道。“先生，现在有三个人失踪了!”吉丽夫人说。“梅格，把你的故事告诉主管们。”这就是梅格的故事。“当灯光熄灭时，我们就在舞台后面。我们听到一声尖叫——我想那是克丽斯廷·达埃的声音。然后灯又亮了，但是克丽丝汀不在那儿!我们非常害怕，开始跑回更衣室。到处都有人在跑。他们看见了沙尼子爵。他的脸涨得通红，非常生气。“克里斯汀在哪里?克里斯汀在哪里?”他喊道。突然，波斯人走到他身后，抓住他的胳膊。他对子爵说了些什么，他们就走进了克丽斯廷·达埃的化妆室.....”“是吗?然后呢?”菲尔曼先生很快地说。“接下来发生了什么?”“没人知道!”麦格的脸变白了。“我们查看了克丽斯廷·达埃的化妆间，但是……但这…那里一个人也没有!”

The Phantom of the Opera by Jennifer Basset词汇提示1.chandelier 吊灯原文Chapter 6: La Carlotta sings MargaritaOn Friday morning,La Carlotta had her breakfast in bed.She drank her coffee and opened her morning letters.One letter had no name on it.It was very short."You are ill.You cannot sing Margarita to night.Stay at home and don't go to the Opera House. Accidents can happen. Do you want to lose your voice forever?"La Carlotta was very, very angry.She got out of bed at once and did not finish her breakfast."This is from Christine Daae's friends." She thought. "They want her to sing again tonight. That Daae girl is going to be sorry for this! I, La Carlotta, I am the best opera singer in Paris. And nothing is going to stop me singing Margarita tonight!"At six o'clock, that evening the dancers were in their dressing room.They talked and laughed and put on their red and black dresses for Faust.But Meg Giry was very quiet."What's the matter Meg? " Annie Sorelli asked."It's the opera ghost," Meg said. "My mother says he's angry. She's afraid that something's going to happen tonight. "" Oh,pooh!" the girl with black hair said. "Who's afraid of an old ghost?"An hour later, Mr.Armand and Mr. Firmin went into Box 5 and sat down.They were not afraid of ghosts. Of course not.There were no ghosts in the Opera House.Then, Mr. Armand saw flowers on the floor by the door of the box."Firmin,"he whispered, "did you put those flowers there?"Mr. Firmin looked."No, I didn't," he whispered back, "Did you?""Of course not,you fool! Shh, the music's beginning."La Carlotta did not sing for the first hour.There were no strange voices in Box 5, and the two directors began to feel happier.Then, La Carlotta came out onto the stage, and Mr. Firmin looked at Mr. Armand."Did you hear a voice just then?" he asked quietly."No," Mr.Armand said, but he looked behind him twice, then three times, and suddenly felt cold.La Carlotta sang and sang, and nothing happened.Then she began a beautiful love song. "My love begins to -Co-ack!"Everybody stared.What was the matter with Carlotta's voice? What was that strange noise -Co-ack? Carlotta stopped and began the song again."My love begins to - Co-ack!" "I cannot forget my - Co-ack!"It was the noise of a toad!People began to talk and laugh.Mr. Firmin put his head in his hands.Then he felt Mr. Armand's hand on his arm.There was a void in the box with them! A man's voice, laughing!Poor Carlotta tried again, and again. "I cannot forget my - Co-ack.!"Then the two directors heard the voice again, behind them, in front of them, every where."Her Singing tonight is going to bring down the chandelier!"The two directors looked up at the top of the Opera House.Their faces were white.The famous chandelier, with its thousand lights, broke away from its ropes and crashed down to the people below.That was a terrible night for the Paris Opera House.One woman was killed by the chandelier, and many people were hurt.The Opera House closed for two weeks.And La Carlotta never sang again.翻译第六章:拉·卡洛塔演唱玛格丽塔。星期五早上，拉·卡洛塔在床上吃早餐。她喝着咖啡，打开早晨的信。有一封信上没有名字。它很短。“你病了。今晚你不能唱玛格丽塔。呆在家里，不要去歌剧院。事故是可能发生的。你想永远失声吗?”拉·卡洛塔非常非常生气。她立刻下了床，没有吃完早餐。“这是克里斯汀·达埃的朋友送的。”她想。“他们想让她今晚再唱一次。那个叫达埃的女孩会为此后悔的!我，拉·卡洛塔，我是巴黎最好的歌剧演唱家。今晚没有什么能阻止我唱玛格丽塔!”那天晚上六点钟，跳舞的人都在化妆室里。他们有说有笑，为《浮士德》穿上红黑相间的衣服。但梅格·吉丽很安静。“怎么了，梅格?”安妮·索雷利问道。“是歌剧里的鬼魂，”麦格说。“我妈妈说他生气了。她担心今晚会发生什么事。”“哦，呸!”黑头发的女孩说。“谁会怕鬼?”一小时后，阿尔芒先生和菲尔曼先生走进5号包厢坐下。他们不怕鬼。当然不是。歌剧院里没有鬼。接着，阿尔芒先生看见包厢门边的地板上有花。“菲尔曼，”他低声说，“那些花是你放那儿的吗?”菲尔曼先生看了看。“不，我没有，”他小声回答，“你呢?”“当然不是，你这个傻瓜!”嘘，音乐开始了。”拉·卡洛塔第一个小时没有唱歌。5号包厢里没有奇怪的声音，两位主管开始感到高兴起来。然后，拉·卡洛塔走到舞台上，菲尔曼先生看着阿尔芒先生。“刚才你听到什么声音了吗?”他轻轻地问。“不，”阿尔芒先生说，但他回头看了两遍，又看了三遍，突然感到一阵寒意。拉·卡洛塔唱了又唱，什么也没发生。然后她开始唱一首美丽的情歌。“我的爱开始——呱!”每个人都盯着。卡洛塔的声音怎么了?那奇怪的声音是什么?卡洛塔停下来，重新开始唱歌。“我的爱开始——退呱!” “我不能忘记我的——呱!”那是癞蛤蟆的声音!人们开始有说有笑。菲尔曼先生双手抱头。接着，他感到阿尔芒先生的手在他的胳膊上。在他们的盒子里有一个空白!一个男人的声音，在笑!可怜的卡洛塔试了一次又一次。“我不能忘记我的——呱 !”然后两位主管又听到了那个声音，在他们身后，在他们前面，到处都是。“她今晚的歌声会使枝形吊灯黯然失色的!”两位导演抬头望着歌剧院的顶楼。他们的脸都白了。那盏挂着上千盏灯的著名枝形吊灯从绳索上脱落下来，砸向下面的人。对巴黎歌剧院来说，那是一个可怕的夜晚。一名妇女被吊灯砸死，许多人受伤。歌剧院关闭了两个星期。拉·卡洛塔再也没唱过歌。

The Phantom of the Opera by Jennifer Basset词汇提示1. toad 蟾蜍2. monsieur 先生原文CHAPTER4: The Phantom is angryThat was Tuesday night.On Wednesday morning,Mr. Armand and Mr. Firm in were happy men.Paris like the new Margarita.Everything in life was good.The next opera night was Friday.It was Faustaga in,but this time with La Carlotta singing Margarita.By Wednesday afternoon they were not so happy.A second letter arrived for them -from O.G.Why don't you listen to me? I am getting angry. Leave box 5 free for me. And where are my 20,000 francs? On Friday, Daae must sing Margarita again. She is now the best singer in Paris. La Carlotta cannot sing - She has a very ugly voice, like a toad. Remember?I am a bad enemy. O.G."So, Firmin, is this still a joke?" Mr. Armand shouted. "What do we going to do now?eh? Is OG the director here, or are we?""Don't shout, Armand".said Mr. Firmin tiredly."I don't know the answers. Let's talk to Madame Giry, the doorkeeper of Box 5. Perhaps she can help us".But Madame Giry was not helpful.Madam Giry was not afraid of ghosts, and she was not afraid of directors of Opera Houses."People say that you're a friend of the Opera ghost, Madam Giry," Mr. Armand began. "Tell us about him. Some people say he has no head.""And some people say he has no body", said Mr. Firmin. "What do you say, Madame Giry?"Madame Giry looked at the two men and laughed."I say that the directors of the Opera House are fools!"."What? " Mr.Armand shouted.He stood up, and his face was red and angry."Listen to me woman, ---"."Oh sit down, Armand,and listen," said Mr. Firmin. "Why do you say that, Madame Giry?""Because, Monsieur, the Opera Ghost is angry with you. When the ghost wants something, he must have it. He is clever and dangerous, this ghost. The old directors before you, they knew that, oh yes. At first they tried to stop him. Then there were many accidents in the Opera House, many strange accidents. And when did these accidents happen? When the ghost was angry? So, the old directors learned very quickly. The ghost wants Box 5. He can have it every night. The ghost wants money? Let's give the money to him at once. Oh,yes, the old directors understood very well.""But we are the directors, not the opera ghost!" Mr. Armand shouted.He turned to Mr.Firmin."This woman is mad. Why do we listen to her? On Friday night, La Carlotta is going to sing Margarita.And you and I, Firmin, are going to watch the opera from Box 5.""Well, we can try that, Armand. But we don't want any accidents. "Madame Giry came nearer to the two men."Listen tome," she said quietly. "Remember Joseph Buquet? I tell you, the Opera ghost is a good friend, but a bad enemy."The two men stared at her."Those words, Mr.Firmin said slowly, "Why did you say those words? Madame Giry?""Because the ghost says them to me. I never see him, but I often hear him. He has a very nice voice – and he doesn't shouted at people."翻译第四章:幽灵生气了那是周二晚上。星期三早上，阿尔芒先生和菲尔曼先生都很高兴。巴黎喜欢新的玛格丽塔。生活中的一切都是美好的。下一个歌剧之夜是星期五。福斯塔加来了，但这次是拉·卡洛塔唱的玛格丽塔。到了星期三下午，他们就不那么高兴了。他们收到了第二封信——来自O.G.你为什么不听我的?我要生气了。把5号包厢留给我吧。我的两万法郎呢?星期五，达埃必须再唱一次玛格丽塔。她现在是巴黎最好的歌手。拉·卡洛塔不会唱歌——她的声音很难听，像癞蛤蟆一样。还记得吗?我是一个坏敌人。O.G.“那么，菲尔曼，这还在开玩笑吗?”阿尔芒先生喊道。“我们现在该怎么办? 是吗?这里的主管是OG，还是我们?”“别喊，阿尔芒。”菲尔曼先生疲倦地说。“我不知道答案。让我们和5号包厢的看门人吉丽夫人谈谈。也许她能帮助我们。”但是吉丽夫人没有帮忙。吉丽夫人不怕鬼，她也不怕歌剧院的主管。“人们说您是歌剧院幽灵的朋友，吉丽夫人，”阿尔芒先生开始说。“给我们讲讲他吧。有人说他没有脑袋。”“有些人说他没有身体，”菲尔曼先生说。“你说呢，吉丽夫人?”吉丽夫人看着这两个人，笑了。“我说歌剧院的经理们都是傻瓜!”“什么?”阿尔芒先生喊道。他站了起来，满脸通红，很生气。“听我说，女人，——”“哦，坐下，阿尔芒，听着，”菲尔曼先生说。“你为什么这么说，吉丽夫人?”“因为，先生，歌剧院的幽灵生你的气了。当鬼魂想要什么东西时，他必须得到它。这个鬼魂既聪明又危险。在你之前的老导演们，他们知道，哦，是的。起初他们试图阻止他。后来歌剧院发生了许多意外，许多奇怪的意外。这些事故是什么时候发生的?当鬼魂生气的时候?所以，老导演学得很快。鬼魂想要5号包厢。他可以每晚都吃。鬼魂想要钱?我们马上把钱给他吧。哦，是的，老董事们都很明白。”“但我们是主管，不是歌剧幽灵!”阿尔芒先生喊道。他转向菲尔曼先生。“这个女人疯了。我们为什么要听她的?周五晚上，拉·卡洛塔将演唱玛格丽塔。菲尔曼，你和我要去5号包厢看歌剧。”“好吧，我们可以试试，阿尔芒。但我们不想发生任何意外。”吉丽夫人走近那两个人。“听我说，”她平静地说。“还记得约瑟夫·比凯吗?我告诉你，歌剧院的幽灵是个好朋友，但也是个坏敌人。”那两个人盯着她。”“那些话，”菲尔曼先生慢慢地说，“你为什么要说那些话?夫人女孩?”“因为是鬼对我说的。我从未见过他，但我经常听到他的声音。他的声音很好听，而且他不会对人大喊大叫。”

The Phantom of the Opera by Jennifer Basset词汇提示1. Vicomte 子爵2. mademoiselle 小姐原文Chapter 3: Christine DaaeMr. Firmin was right.All Paris talked about the new Margarita in Faust, the girl with the beautiful voice, the girl with the voice of an angel.People loved her.They laughed and cried and called for more.Daae was wonderful,the best singer in the world!Behind the stage,Meg Giry looked at Annie Sorelli."Christine Daae never sang like that before," she said to Annie. "Why was she so good tonight?"."Perhaps she's got a new music teacher," Annie said.The noise in the Opera House went on for a long time.In Box 14, Phillipe, the Comte de Chagny, turned to his younger brother and smiled."Well, Raoul,what did you think of Daae tonight?" Raoul, the Vicomte de Chagny, was 21 years old.He had blue eyes and black hair, and a wonderful smile.The Chagny family was old and rich, and many girls in Paris were in love with the young Vicomte.But Raoul was not interested in them.He smiled back at his brother."What can I say? Christine is an angel, that's all. I'm going to her dressing room to see her tonight."Phillipe laughed.He was 20 year solder than Raul, and was more like a father than a brother."Ah, I understand." He said, "You are in love! But this is your first night in Paris, your first visit to the opera. How do you know Christine Daae?""You remember four years ago, when I was on holiday by the sea, in Brittany?" Raoul said, "Well, I met Christine there. I was in love with her then, and I'm still in love with her today! "The Comte de Chagny looked at his brother."Mmm, I see." He said slowly. "Well, Raoul, remember she is only an opera singer. We know nothing about family."But Raoul did not listen.To him, good families were not important, and young men never listened to their older brothers.There were many people in Christine Daae's dressing room that night.But there was a doctor with Christine, and her beautiful face looked white and ill.Raoul went quickly across the room and took her hand."Christine!What's the matter? Are you ill?"He went down on the floor by her chair."Don't you remember me? Raoul de chagny, in Brittany?Christine looked at him, and her blue eyes were afraid.She took her hand away."No, I don't know you. Please go away. I'm not too out."Raoul stood up, his face red.Before he could speak,the doctor said quickly."Yes, yes, please go away. Everybody, please leave the room. Mademoiselle Daae needs to be quiet.She is very tired."He moved to the door, and soon everybody left the room.Christine Daae was alone in her dressing room.Outside in the passage the young Vicomte was angry and unhappy.How could Christine forget him? How could you say that to him?He waited for some minutes, then, very quietly and carefully, he went back to the door of her dressing room.But he did not open the door, because just then he heard a man's voice in the room!"Christine, You must love me.!" the voice said.Then Raoul heard Christine's voice."How can you talk like that? When I sing only for you? Tonight, I gave everything to you,everything. And now I'm so tired."Her voice was unhappy and afraid."You sound like an angel," the man's voice said.Raoul walked away.So that was the answer!Christine Daae had a lover.But why was her voiceso unhappy?He waited in the shadows near her room.He wanted to see her lover – his enemy!After about 10 minutes Christine came out of her room, alone, and walked away down the passage.Raoul waited, but no man came out after her.There was nobody in the passage, so Raoul went quickly up to the door of the dressing room, opened it and went in.He closed the door quietly behind him, then called out: Where are you? I know you're in here! Come out!"There was no answer.Raoul looked everywhere - under the chairs, behind all the clothes, in all the dark corners of the room.There was nobody there.翻译第三章:克里斯汀·达埃菲尔曼是对的。整个巴黎都在谈论《浮士德》里的新玛格丽塔，那个有着美丽嗓音的女孩，那个有着天使般嗓音的女孩。人们喜欢她。他们又笑又哭，要求更多。达埃太棒了，他是世界上最好的歌手!在舞台后面，梅格·吉丽看着安妮·索雷利。“克丽斯汀·达埃以前从来没有唱过那样的歌，”她对安妮说。“她今晚为什么这么好?”“也许她有了一个新的音乐老师，”安妮说。歌剧院里的喧闹声持续了很长时间。在十四号包厢里，沙尼伯爵菲利普转向他的弟弟，微微一笑。“喂，拉乌尔，你觉得达埃今晚怎么样?”拉乌尔，夏尼子爵，21岁。他有一双蓝色的眼睛和一头黑色的头发，还有一个美妙的微笑。沙尼家族古老而富有，巴黎的许多姑娘都爱上了这位年轻的子爵。但拉乌尔对他们不感兴趣。他对他弟弟也笑了笑。“我能说什么呢?”克里斯汀是个天使，仅此而已。今晚我要去她的化妆室看她。”菲利普笑了。他比劳尔大20岁，更像父亲而不是兄弟。“啊，我明白了。”他说:“你恋爱了!但这是你在巴黎的第一个晚上，你第一次去歌剧院。你是怎么认识克丽斯汀·达埃的?”“你还记得四年前，我在布列塔尼的海边度假吗?”拉乌尔说:“嗯，我在那里遇到了克里斯汀。那时我就爱上了她，直到今天我还爱着她!”沙尼伯爵看了看他哥哥。“嗯，我明白了。”他慢慢地说。“好吧，拉乌尔，记住她只是一个歌剧演员。我们对家庭一无所知。”但拉乌尔不听。对他来说，好的家庭并不重要，年轻人从不听哥哥的话。那天晚上克丽斯廷·达埃的化妆室里有很多人。但是克丽斯廷身边有一位医生，她美丽的脸显得苍白而病态。拉乌尔迅速穿过房间，拉起她的手。“克里斯汀!怎么了?你病了吗?”他倒在她椅子旁边的地板上。“你不记得我了吗?布列塔尼的拉乌尔·德·查尼?克里斯汀看着他，她的蓝眼睛里充满了恐惧。她把手拿开。“不，我不认识你。请走开。我还没太落伍。”拉乌尔站了起来，脸涨得通红。他还没来得及说话，医生就飞快地说。“是的，是的，请走开。大家请离开房间。达埃小姐需要安静。她很累了。”他走到门口，很快大家都离开了房间。克丽斯廷·达埃一个人在她的化妆室里。在外面的通道里，年轻的子爵又气又恼。克里斯汀怎么能忘记他呢?你怎么能这样对他说?他等了几分钟，然后非常安静、小心地走回她的化妆室门口。但他没有开门，因为就在这时，他听到房间里有一个男人的声音!“克丽斯廷，你一定爱我!”那声音说。然后拉乌尔听到了克丽斯廷的声音。“你怎么能这样说话?”当我只为你而唱?今晚，我把一切都给了你。现在我太累了。”她的声音里充满了不高兴和恐惧。“你听起来像个天使，”那人的声音说。拉乌尔走开了。这就是答案!克丽斯廷·达埃有个情人。可是为什么她的声音这么不高兴呢?他在她房间附近的阴影里等着。他想见见她的情人——他的敌人!大约十分钟后，克里斯汀从她的房间里出来，独自一人，沿着走廊走了。拉乌尔等着，但没有人出来追她。走廊里一个人也没有，所以拉乌尔迅速走到更衣室门口，打开门走了进去。他轻轻地关上身后的门，然后喊道:你在哪里?我知道你在这里!出来!”没有人回答。拉乌尔到处找——椅子底下，所有衣服后面，房间里所有黑暗的角落。那里一个人也没有。

The Phantom of the Opera by Jennifer Basset原文Chapter 2: The directors of the Opera HouseThe Opera House was famous, and the directors of the Opera House were very important men.It was the first week of work for the two new directors.Mr. Armand Moncharmin and Mr. Firmin Richard.In the director's office the next day, the two men talked about Joseph Buquet."It was an accident," Mr. Armand said angrily. "Or Bouquet killed himself.""An accident? .…… killed himself?"Mr. Firmin said."Which story do you want, my friend? Or do you want the story of the ghost?""Don't talk tome about ghosts!" Mr. Arrmand said."We have 1500 people working for us in this Opera House and everybody is talking about the ghost. They are all mad! I don't want to hear about the ghost. Okay? "Mr. Firmin looked at a letter on the table next to him."And what are we going to do about this letter, Armand?"."Do?",cried Mr. Arrmand."Why, do nothing,of course! What can we do?"The two men read the letter again.It wasn't very long.To the new directors.Because you are new in the Opera House, I am writing to tell you some important things. Never sell tickets for Box 5. That is my box for every Opera night.Madame Giry, the doorkeeper, knows all about it. Also, I need money for my work in the Opera House.I am not expensive, and I am happy to take only 20,000 francs a month. That is all. But please remember, I can be a good friend, but a bad enemy. OG."Don't sell tickets for Box 5! 20,000 francs a month!"Mr. Armand was very angry again."That's the best box in the Opera House, and we need the money, Firmin! And who is this O.G.,eh? Tell me that!""Opera ghost,of course," Mr. Firmin said."But you're right, Armand. We can do nothing about this letter. It's a joke, a bad joke. Somebody thinks we are fools, because we are new here. That are no ghosts in the Opera House!"The two men then talked about the opera for that night.It was Faust, and usually La Carlotta of sang Margarita. La Carlotta was Spanish, and the best singer in Paris.But today, La Carlotta was ill."Everybody in Paris is going to be at the opera tonight," said Mr. Armand, "and our best singer is ill. Suddenly! She writes a letter to us just this morning, she is ill, she cannot sing tonight!""Don't get angry again, Armand," Mr. Firmin said quickly. "We have Christine Daae, that young singer from Norway. She can sing Margarita tonight. She has a good voice.""But she's so young., and nobody knows her! Nobody wants to listen to a news singer.""Wait and see.Perhaps Daae can sing better than La Carlotta. Who knows?"翻译第二章:歌剧院的主管们歌剧院很有名，歌剧院的主管们都是非常重要的人物。这是两位新主任工作的第一周。阿曼德·蒙查曼先生和菲尔曼·理查德先生。第二天，在主任的办公室里，两个人谈到了约瑟夫·比凯。“这是个意外，”阿尔芒生气地说。“或者是波格自杀了。”“意外?.......自杀了?”菲尔曼说。“你想听哪个故事，我的朋友?还是你想听鬼的故事?”“别跟我谈鬼!”阿尔芒说。“我们有1500人在歌剧院为我们工作，每个人都在谈论鬼魂。他们都疯了!我不想听鬼的事。没事吧?”菲尔曼先生看了看旁边桌子上的一封信。“阿尔芒，这封信怎么办呢?”“怎么办?”阿尔芒先生叫道。“当然，什么也不做!”我们能做什么呢?”那两个人又读了一遍信。它不是很长。致新任主管。因为你是歌剧院的新人，所以我写信告诉你一些重要的事情。不要卖5号包厢的票。那是我每个歌剧之夜的包厢。守门人吉丽夫人知道这一切。还有，我需要钱在歌剧院工作。我并不贵，一个月只拿两万法郎我就心满意足了。就这些。但请记住，我可以是一个好朋友，而不是一个坏敌人。o.g.“不要卖5号包厢的票!”一个月两万法郎!”阿尔芒先生又生气了。“那是歌剧院最好的包厢，我们需要钱，菲尔曼!”这个o.g.是谁?快告诉我!”“当然是歌剧幽灵，”菲尔曼先生说。“您说得对，阿尔芒。我们对这封信无能为力。这是个玩笑，一个糟糕的玩笑。有人认为我们是傻瓜，因为我们是新来的。歌剧院里没有鬼!”然后这两个人谈论了那天晚上的歌剧。那是《浮士德》，通常是拉·卡洛塔唱的玛格丽塔。拉·卡洛塔是西班牙人，是巴黎最好的歌手。但今天，拉·卡洛塔病了。“今晚巴黎的每个人都要去看歌剧，”阿尔芒先生说，“我们最好的歌唱家病了。突然!她今天早上刚刚给我们写了一封信，她病了，今晚不能唱歌了!”“别再生气了，阿尔芒，”菲尔曼先生赶紧说。“我们有克里斯汀·达埃，那个来自挪威的年轻歌手。她今晚可以唱玛格丽塔。她有一副好嗓子。”“但她太年轻了。没有人认识她!没人想听一个新闻歌手的歌。”“等着瞧吧。也许达埃唱得比拉·卡洛塔好。谁知道呢?”

Saints du jour 2024-09-25 Saint Firmin, Saint Cléophas, Saints Paul, Tatte et leurs enfants by Radio Maria France

I'm thrilled to share incredible insights from our latest podcast episode featuring the legendary Rusty Firmin, a former SAS (Special Air Service) member known for his heroic role in the 1980 Iranian Embassy siege. This episode is packed with riveting stories, valuable lessons, and a deep dive into the mindset of one of the most elite military units in the world. Here are the  Key Highlights: 1. Did you know the Iranian Embassy siege in 1980 involved a team of SAS heroes meticulously planning to save 26 hostages? Listening to Rusty Firmin recount these harrowing days taught me the value of teamwork and preparation. Rusty's insights on gathering intelligence and rehearsing plans have left me in awe of the SAS's dedication. 2. The Iranian Embassy siege transformed counter-terrorism operations globally. His story highlighted the surge in demand for SAS training post-siege, showcasing the global impact of their success. Rusty's two books and an upcoming third one offer deeper dives into such remarkable experiences. #MilitaryHistory #SASTraining #Leadership 3. Rusty shared his transition from military to civilian life. His readiness to leave after 27 years in the SAS and his proactive steps to adapt, like taking health and safety courses, offer a blueprint for anyone facing significant life changes. Adaptability and continuous learning—lessons that extend beyond the military. #Transition #Adaptability #LifeAfterService 4. Discussing the mindset required for SAS operations revealed fascinating insights. It's not just about physical fitness but mental resilience and the ability to make quick, decisive actions. Rusty's emphasis on personal drive and maintaining focus in high-stakes scenarios has profound implications for any high-pressure profession. #MentalResilience #QuickDecisionMaking #PersonalDrive 5. A powerful moment from the podcast: Rusty clarified misconceptions about the Iranian Embassy siege, highlighting the SAS's discipline and integrity. Despite the chaos, the team's mission was always about rescuing hostages, not harming terrorists. Rusty's frustration over released terrorists living freely today contrasts sharply with the sacrifices soldiers make. #Integrity #Discipline #MilitaryEthics Rusty's Books: "Go Go Go": Adapted into the Netflix film "6 Days Netflix." "The Regiment": Detailing 15 years in the SAS. Upcoming Book: Covering life after the military. You can find Rusty at http://www.rusty-firmin.com/ 

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Turbomehua, itse tehtyjä snapseja ja juhannus-cocktail 2024.  Luvassa kunnon kattaus cocktail-oppeja ja kesäistä drinkki-inspistä, kun saadaan vieraaksi palkitun The Firmin baarimestari, ihana Oliver Ciulla.  Kuullaan kesän cocktail-kornerin tärkeimmät välineet, Oliverin luottojuomat ja baarimestarin pro vinkit cocktailien kasaamiseen, klassikkodrinkeissä onnistumiseen, makuparien muodostamiseen ja erikoisempienkin kauden raaka-aineiden hyödyntämiseen.  Jutellaan paljon myös mocktaileista, kotitekoisista siirapeista, Oliverin Sisilia-vinkeistä ja ihanista nostalgiajuomista booleista breezereihin ja Marttojen mansikkamehuun. Viikon parhaissa puhutaan saarikokkailusta, kotitekoisesta ponzu-kastikkeesta ja keksihyllyn parhaasta kesävarasta. 

Firmin fails to make Haiti democratic.

Rusty Firmin discusses his life and career in the British Special Air Service (SAS). He was forced to join the army at age 15 and initially hated it. Over time, he grew to enjoy the military lifestyle and joined the SAS in 1977 after serving in various units. Rusty details the grueling selection process for the SAS, which includes physical and mental challenges, jungle training in Belize, and close quarters combat training.A significant portion of the interview focuses on the 1980 Iranian Embassy Siege in London, where Rusty and his team were tasked with rescuing hostages. He describes the six-day operation, the meticulous planning, and the successful 11-minute assault that resulted in the rescue of 19 hostages and the death of five terrorists.Rusty also briefly discusses Operation Certain Death during the Falklands War in 1982, which was ultimately aborted due to various challenges and the loss of 19 SAS members in a helicopter accident.The interview concludes with Rusty mentioning his two non-fiction books, "Go! Go! Go!" and "The Regiment: 15 Years in the SAS," which provide more detailed accounts of his experiences.https://www.rusty-firmin.com/Timeline of major highlights:00:00:00 - Rusty describes the 11-minute assault during the Iranian Embassy Siege00:01:00 - Introduction of Rusty Firmin and his background00:02:00 - Rusty's forced entry into the army at age 1500:05:00 - Rusty's progression through various units before joining the SAS00:12:00 - The selection process for the SAS00:22:00 - Close quarters combat training in the SAS00:30:00 - Jungle training in Belize00:38:00 - The Iranian Embassy Siege begins on April 30, 198000:52:00 - The SAS assault on the Iranian Embassy on May 5, 198000:56:00 - Operation Certain Death during the Falklands War in 198201:03:00 - Rusty's two non-fiction books about his experiences in the SASUpdate 4-19

Antenor Firmin is one of the greatest intellectual and political forces in Haitian History. Intro/Alto music by Tiffany Roman.

Today's episode with Dan Ramey is about how to sell to clients - specifically attorneys. In this episode, Dan and Leah discuss: Types of services that fall under forensic accountingHow to sell forensic accounting service to attorneysHow to avoid the sales-y feelingConsiderations when starting a forensic accounting practice as a solo practitioner or within a public accounting or consulting firmIn this season of the Data Sleuth Podcast, join Leah Wietholter as she discusses the business of forensic accounting with successful professionals who have done just that! As part of this series, Workman Forensics and podcast guests are providing free resources and tools to accompany each episode to help you with your practice whether you're just starting out or wanting to take it to the next level. Make sure to listen to the end of the episode to find out how to download! Lastly, during the last episode of the season, we are going to answer all of your questions - so if you have any questions about the business of forensic accounting, send them to Leah via YouTube, LinkedIn, or by emailing us at podcast@workmanforensics.com.GUEST BIODan is the Founder and President of Houston Financial Forensics, LLC, and Dan T. Ramey, CPA, LLC.  His professional certifications include CPA/CFF/CITP/ABV, CFE, CVA, CIA/CRMA, CISA/CISM, and CMA.  He is a past President of the Houston Chapter of the Institute of Internal Auditors and formerly a member of the Board of Governors.  Dan previously served as Chairman of the Houston CPA Society's Forensic and Valuation Committee and served two terms as the Treasurer of the Houston Chapter of InfraGard.  Dan is also an adjunct professor at the Hankamer School of Business at Baylor University – Accounting and Business Law Department and the C. T. Bauer School of Business – Accounting Department at the University of Houston, where he currently teaches Forensic Accounting and previously taught Enterprise Risk Management. Both courses are graduate level in the Masters of Accountancy programs.Dan graduated from Baylor University with a BBA in Accounting and from Houston Christian University with an Executive MBA. Dan was awarded the Certified Fraud Examiner of the Year award by the ACFE Houston Area Chapter in December 2019.  In 2020, Dan was awarded a Lifetime Achievement Award by the ACFE Houston Area Chapter.  In 2018, he was recognized by the ACFE at their Global Annual Conference in Las Vegas as Educator of the Year.Houston Financial Forensics, LLC is a professional services provider in the areas of fraud investigation, cyber security / cyber fraud risk assessment, forensic accounting, and litigation support.Email: dan@houstonfinancialforensics.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danramey/RESOURCES MENTIONED IN TODAY'S EPISODETo access the downloads discussed in this episode, visit: www.datasleuthpodcast.comTo learn more about the Investigation Game Education Edition, visit: workmanforensics.com/tig-educatorsOrder your copy of Leah's book, Data Sleuth: Using Data in Forensic Accounting and Fraud Investigations today on Amazon!CONNECT WITH WORKMAN FORENSICSYoutube: @WorkmanForensicsFacebook: @wforensicsTwitter: @wforensicsInstagram: @wforensicsLinkedIn: @workmanforensicsSubscribe and listen to this and more episodes of The Data Sleuth® Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Android, or anywhere you listen.

Mark Firmin is the executive director of Angels' Place. He has been in this position for 8 years after teaching math at Archbishop Rummel High School for 22 years. He has a Bachelor's degree in Math, a Masters in Math , and another Masters in Curriculum and Instruction all from the University of New Orleans. Mark was born in New Orleans and has lived in Metairie for 55 years. Mark enjoys service to others as well as movies, live music, watches, and pickleball. He is currently living in Old Metairie with his wife Cherie, who is a theater teacher. #Spaghettionthewall #Podcast #leducentertainment #InspiringStories #CommunityLeadership #anglesplace

Rusty Firmin is a top SAS legend known for his crucial involvement in the 1980 Iranian embassy siege.We talk through the mission of saving the hostages and taking down 6 armed men. Rusty recalls the meticulous planning of the siege and describes what it was like to be part of it.This is The Eventful Life of Mr Rusty FirminYouTube: Dodge WoodallInstagram: @Dodge.WoodallWebsite: DodgeWoodall.comTikTok: @DodgeWoodallLinkedIn: Dodge Woodall Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Le dernier film du cinéaste haïtien Arnold Antonin est un documentaire de long-métrage autour d'Anténor Firmin, l'une des plus grandes figures de la pensée haïtienne et de l'anthropologie moderne. « Anténor Firmin entre l'épée et la plume ou de l'égalité des races humaines » présente dans un monologue imaginaire « les péripéties de son intense et héroïque vie de scientifique, de politique, d'homme d'État, de guerrier et de visionnaire disruptif ». Programmation musicale : Bélo – Lakou trankil.

Welcome back to the Criminal Connection Podcast!Today the Podfather, Terry Stone, welcomes the man with the most famous hands in SAS history, the man with no gloves & SAS veteran, Rusty FirminNow sit back and enjoy the show.Big thank you to our sponsors:Dr Green NFT - https://drgreennft.com/affiliate/criminalconnection/Unisystems Freight - https://www.unisystems-freight.co.uk/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

TODAY’s GUEST IS Rusty Firmin! Today's guest is Rusty Firmin! He is Former member of the SAS, a leader in the 1980 Iranian Embassy siege in London and the 1990 Stanstead aircraft hijacking and is now a motivational speaker, security consultant, advisor and personal protection officer Rusty Firmin, a former member of the elite SAS,... The post Episode #191 Rusty Firmin on the SAS, Military Life and The need for going ‘always a little further' in life! first appeared on Next Level Guy.

At CATO we believe that history is the repository of all lessons and to ignore history is do doom yourself to repeat it.  At the 2023 conference in San Diego, we asked the infamous SAS team leader Rusty “No Gloves” Firmin to debrief the lessons learned from the 1980 Iranian Embassy Siege.  I asked fellow CATO board members Toby Darby and Josh Wofford to sit down with Rusty so he could share his wisdom with those who could not see him at the conference. I spent a fair amount of time with Rusty before and during the conference and was impressed by his humility, sense of humor and how our profession shares many of the same struggles he  as experienced throughout his career an ocean away. I highly recommend his book on the six day hostage taking called GO GO GO! The assault planning and training, strategy and tactics are described in detail, and the personal stories of the gunmen revealed -- who they were, where they came from, why they did it and Saddam Hussein's direct involvement. For more information about Rusty, The Iranian Embassy Siege, and to get a copy of his new book please visit his website: https://www.rusty-firmin.com 

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durée : 00:19:50 - Journal de 18h - La nouvelle ministre de la Santé, Agnès Firmin le Bodo fait l'objet d'une enquête, soupçonnée d'avoir reçu pour 20 000 euros de cadeaux de la part d'un laboratoire pharmaceutique, qu'elle n'a pas déclarés. Elle confirme l'enquête mais réserve ses explications aux enquêteurs.

durée : 00:19:50 - Journal de 18h - La nouvelle ministre de la Santé, Agnès Firmin le Bodo fait l'objet d'une enquête, soupçonnée d'avoir reçu pour 20 000 euros de cadeaux de la part d'un laboratoire pharmaceutique, qu'elle n'a pas déclarés. Elle confirme l'enquête mais réserve ses explications aux enquêteurs.

durée : 00:25:32 - 8h30 franceinfo - Thomas Cazenave, ministre délégué aux Comptes publics était l'invité du 8h30 franceinfo du vendredi 22 décembre 2023.

durée : 00:02:16 - Le vrai ou faux - Dans le 8h30 de franceinfo, la ministre aux Professions de santé Agnès Firmin-Le Bodo a estimé que 65 professionnels étaient victimes de violences, chaque jour, dans les établissements de santé en France. Un chiffre à étayer.

durée : 00:22:24 - 8h30 franceinfo - La ministre déléguée chargée de l'Organisation territoriale et des Professions de santé était l'invitée du 8h30 franceinfo, mercredi 13 décembre 2023.

This week we have a unique episode for you. We went into the archives to unveil a never released episode from the summer of 2023. Every summer Jason does a late night deep dive with RYAN FIRMIN and JACK BEHAR. This year's version needed some editing which is why it didn't get released during the summer. Therefore, on Season 7 Episode 3 of the Camp Cast Jason, Ryan, and Jack get into it! They start by talking about the 2023 Sing, then quickly go off the rails on topics like musicals, petty childhood nonsense, camper shout outs, why Jason and Behar can't get along, the Hatchet Hunt, our favorite generic key log shout outs, Chicago vs. LA Food, Feldgreber family history and how it connects to Manny's Deli, what books have you read lately, and maybe a few other actual camp related topics. Enjoy!

Anything Goes with James English Ep 386 SAS and My Secret Missions - Rusty Firmin Tells His Story You can contact James on his social media platforms ⬇️⬇️ http://instagram.com/jamesenglish2 http://twitter.com/jamesenglish0   Sound Edited by Stephen Pettigrew https://www.facebook.com/shinersp/ https://soundcloud.com/shinersp Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Anything Goes with James English Ep 386 SAS and My Secret Missions - Rusty Firmin Tells His Story You can contact James on his social media platforms ⬇️⬇️ http://instagram.com/jamesenglish2 http://twitter.com/jamesenglish0   Sound Edited by Stephen Pettigrew https://www.facebook.com/shinersp/ https://soundcloud.com/shinersp Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Saints du jour 2023-09-25 Saint Firmin by Radio Maria France

[EXTRAIT] Pour ce nouvel épisode on fait un tour dans la tête de Maxence Tison, Créateur de contenu et fondateur de Premier plan, qui répond aux questions de Yacine Sqalli. Premier plan c'est son agence de personal branding en vidéo spécialisée sur l'accompagnement d'entrepreneurs et de CEOs.

On tonight' episode of Piers Morgan Uncensored, Rosanna Lockwood sits in for Piers and discusses the SNP's Mhairi Black's claims that gender critics are akin with white supremacists. Rosanna looks into the killer mushroom mystery and is also joined by SAS Legend, Rusty Firmin.Watch Piers Morgan Uncensored at 8 pm on TalkTV on Sky 522, Virgin Media 606, Freeview 237 and Freesat 217. Listen on DAB+ and the app. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

If we had to name this episode of the podcast it would be called "complete nonsense with some great camp content sprinkled on top". Tonight on this LATE night episode we have veterans Benjie Soren, Ryan Firmin and Jack Behar on. The guys chat about some King of the Camp Championship day highlights, shout out some campers and staff, dive deeper into the staff volleyball game, and then just talk about whatever is on their minds. Enjoy!

In this episode of BackTable ENT, Dr. Gopi Shah discusses microtia repair techniques with Dr. Mai Thy Truong, fellowship director of pediatric otolaryngology at Stanford University. --- EARN CME Reflect on how this Podcast applies to your day-to-day and earn free AMA PRA Category 1 CMEs: https://earnc.me/U3ERR8 --- SHOW NOTES First, the doctors discuss the preoperative workup for children with microtia. Dr. Truong explains that it is very difficult to catch microtia or anotia in a prenatal ultrasound, so the diagnosis is usually a surprise at delivery. She takes time in explaining the diagnosis to the family with her co-surgeon and assesses the family's emotions. Her follow up plan is to get the child fitted for hearing devices if needed and sets up conversations about preferential seating and FM systems in school. She will follow up with patients once every year; during these visits, she orders an audiogram and measures the length of the normal ear and chest frame. The length measurements of the normal ear help her get a sense of when the normal ear stops growing and the measurement of the chest frame helps her decide whether the rib cartilage is robust enough for surgery. She notes that ears will stop growing in length around 7-10 years of age and ear stops growing and that a chest frame size of 60 cm indicates that there is enough cartilage to make the entire ear. Once the family has decided on surgery, she orders a CT scan to learn about the temporal bone anatomy and other problems in the underdeveloped ear. Then, she works with computer programmers to create a 3D model of a mirror image of the normal ear to guide her carving during surgery. Dr. Truong is trained to use the Firmin technique of microtia repair. This is a 2 stage procedure that involves harvesting rib cartilage and using it to carve out ear subunits. Her co-surgeon always harvests the graft from the ipsilateral rib cartilage while she creates the skin pocket where the new ear will be placed. Additionally, she explains how to avoid causing a pneumothorax and instruments needed for the rib cartilage harvest. She also emphasizes the importance of creating a harmonious skin pocket and warns listeners against manipulating the anterior blood supply of the ear by mistake. Then, she discusses how she carves the rib graft into 5 different subunits of the ear with an 11 blade and a 15 blade. She uses steel sutures to suture each part together using a particular order. Finally, she is able to put the ear framework into the skin pocket, close the incision site, and apply dressing. Lastly, she explains her postoperative care of microtia repair patients. Her patients remain in the hospital for 3 days and receive antibiotics (Augmentin) for a week. She also obtains a chest x-ray after the procedure.

Using a public bathroom is usually not the highlight of your day. However, when it comes to choosing which stall or urinal to use, there is a way to minimize your potential exposure to germs and bacteria. I begin this episode by telling you which one you should choose – and if that one is taken, what should be your second choice. https://www.womansday.com/health-fitness/wellness/a58568/cleanest-bathroom-stall/ Sure, we've all heard how amazing the human brain is. Yet, it actually is rather lousy at many things. For instance, memories get distorted, your brain makes a lot of mistakes and misjudgments and there are plenty of other things is does not do particularly well. What's interesting is those flaws are actually a good thing according to Henning Beck, a neuroscientist and author of the book Scatterbrain: How the Mind's Mistakes Make Humans Creative, Innovative and Successful (https://amzn.to/31EemMJ). Listen as he describes how these brain deficiencies actually help make your life better, even though it is sometimes hard to see.  The Internet can make your life a lot easier, however you do pay a price. And that price is your privacy, according to Firmin DeBrabander, professor of philosophy at the Maryland Institute College of Art. He is also author of the book Life After Privacy (https://amzn.to/3fzlORx). Listen as Firmin reveals what the potential dangers are and why so many people are gladly willing to give up their privacy anyway.  You may have noticed that most pencils are not round and instead have six sides. Why? Some people believe it is to prevent the pencil from rolling off the table. That may be a benefit – but it is not the reason. Listen as I explain the real reason. Source: Douglas B. Smith author of “Ever Wonder Why?” https://amzn.to/2OcdGuU PLEASE SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS! Packed with industry-leading tools ready to ignite your growth, Shopify gives you complete control over your business and your brand without having to learn any new skills in design or code. Sign up for a $1/month trial period at https://Shopify.com/sysk to take your business to the next level today! With Instant Match from Indeed, as SOON as you sponsor a job post, you get a shortlist of quality candidates whose resumes on Indeed match your job description, and you can invite them to apply right away. You only pay for quality applications that match your must-have job requirements! Visit https://Indeed.com/SOMETHING to start hiring now! Zocdoc is the only FREE app that lets you find AND book doctors who are patient-reviewed, take your insurance, are available when you need them and treat almost every condition under the sun! Go to https://Zocdoc.com/SYSK and download the Zocdoc app for FREE. The Dell Technologies' Semi Annual Sale is on, with limited-quantity deals on top tech! Save today by calling 877-ASK-DELL Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Croissance ou rentabilité ? Le débat refait surface alors que les investisseurs sont beaucoup plus regardant sur les business models depuis 6 mois. Exit les levées de fonds gigantesques et les valorisations démesurées. Incertitudes sur l'économie, inflation à 2 chiffres en zone euro, remontée des taux, l'environnement a radicalement changé. Je suis allé voir l'un de ces champions de la croissance de la French Tech, PayFit. C'est une solution de gestion de paie simple et automatisée qui s'adresse aux TPE/PME. Une vraie réussite jusqu'ici avec 1000 salariés, près de 10.000 clients et 200.000 employés dont la fiche de paie est gérée par la scale-up. Retour sur un très joli parcours et questions pour le futur : où sera PayFit dans quelques années ? Le co-fondateur, Firmin 30 ans, reçoit tech 45' au siège parisien, à 5 mn de la gare Saint Lazare, bon épisode ! PayFit en chiffres = Présence dans 4 pays, France puis Espagne et Allemagne depuis 2018 + Royaume-Uni en 2019 1000 salariés PayFit 10.000 clients pro (TPE, PME) 200.000 employés utilisent la solution tous les mois Financement = près de 500M€ levés au total Valorisation : 1,8 Md€ Aller plus loin leur mega-tour (254M) de début 2022 (Itw à Challenges) leur clip de l'automne 2022

Episode 25 — The FirmIn this episode of Unclear and Present Danger, John and Jamelle discuss the 1993 John Grisham film adaptation “The Firm.” They use the genre of the legal thriller to discuss the legalization of American life in the 1990s and the turn from politics in crucible of history to management at its putative end. They also talk about Wilford Brimley, so there's that too.Connor Lynch produced this episode. Artwork by Rachel Eck.Contact us!Follow us on Twitter!John GanzJamelle BouieUnclearPodLinks from the episode!New York Times front-page for June 30, 1993Barack Obama's lost manuscript“Two Cheers for Politics: Why Democracy is Flawed, Frightening—and Our Best Hope”Next time on Unclear and Present Danger…Jamelle and John return to “The Hunt for Red October.”

durée : 00:54:51 - Affaires sensibles - par : Fabrice Drouelle - Le 13 mai 2005, en Côte d'ivoire, Firmin Mahé, jeune homme de 29 ans est assassiné dans un véhicule blindé de l'armée française. Il est étouffé avec un sac poubelle par des militaires français membres de la force Licorne...

On this BONUS episode of the podcast, we have counselors Jack Behar and Ryan Firmin on the podcast to talk about camp, life, travel, and much more. We start the podcast talking about camp including our detailed break down of The Sing (won by the Greens). Then we get deep and step outside camp life for a bit. Ryan and Jack give us an update on their relationships and how they got through emotionally challenging times at camp. Then at some point we pivot to travel tips...but if you make it that far you are really a committed listener! Enjoy.

You are not going to want to miss this DOUBLE episode of the podcast we lead off with campers Eli Domb and Jayden Parkin to discuss our friendly with Timberlane (featuring pickle ball) and Camper/Counselor Switch Day. Then we bring in the heavy hitters (14:47) aka the Green & White Czars aka Ryan Firmin, Jack Kaplan and Gavin Bramwit to give a full Green & White preview! We talk about every event, what to look out for and we even end up in a meeting about how to change one of the events and improve it on the spot. Enjoy!

Although core to the European economy, accounting for around 11M companies and 99.8% of businesses in Western Europe, the SMB market has largely been underserved by software providers. Now, companies like PayFit are on a mission to meet this underserved audience's needs. With its unique and flexible cloud architecture, PayFit has already met the payroll and HR management demands of 7,000+ SMBs across four countries and grown to 900+ employees. Getting to this point from just 40 team members and 200 customers back in 2017 takes more than just grit, vision and a great product. It takes a solid GTM strategy focused on launching and growing the company's competitive advantage in each core market, an in-depth knowledge of your target audience and the ability to hire exceptional team members along the way. In this session, Philippe Botteri, Partner at Accel, and Firmin Zocchetto, co-founder and CEO at PayFit, discuss the seven secrets behind the company's SMB GTM strategy.   Full video: https://youtu.be/HZDBNg8JQ8w   Want to join the SaaStr community? We're the

On this week of Bad For The Community, we're joined by Lucius Firmin, the founder of the clothing brand CRAV* (Change Requires Accepting Values)! The interview kicked off with Lucius describing the ups & downs of his upbringing and what attracted him to fashion (11:30), how he's used his brand CRAV* to highlight social issues (23:05), and how he caught the attention of Kyrie Irving and other NBA players with his statement fashion pieces (43:00).Later on in the interview, Lucius spoke on his creative process (50:55), his selectiveness when working with brands as a social media influencer (1:03:40), and he also chimed in on the classic BFTC topic of replica fashion & sneakers (1:13:35)! Enjoy the interview!Watch on YouTube for the Full Experience: https://youtu.be/-amOCfUcEr4 Bad For The CommunityInstagram: https://bit.ly/3uTfZm4Twitter: https://bit.ly/3cnWAD8Lucius Firmin (Guest)Instagram: https://bit.ly/3PvjOZ5Instagram (CRAV*): https://bit.ly/3O6RtYd Rob (Young Rob)Instagram: https://bit.ly/3x1ocWyTwitter: https://bit.ly/34OS4t9Yves (Saint Yves)Instagram: https://bit.ly/2RuJCfQTwitter: https://bit.ly/3cle17DNate (Nate Nics)Instagram: https://bit.ly/3z6MUXlTwitter: https://bit.ly/3wYIwITomoInstagram: https://bit.ly/3uXrFnLTwitter: https://bit.ly/2TLgIZF

Trusting the One Who Holds the Future  Classes at 3 a.m. Worshipping with chapel from behind a computer screen halfway around the planet. A worldwide pandemic delaying her Cedarville experience for a year. Charis Chen has persevered through a number of trials to pursue her degree in psychology.  Charis, a junior from Malaysia, was set to begin classes at Cedarville in fall 2020, but the COVID-19 pandemic forced her to adjust her plan. While taking classes online at strange times of the day – Malaysia is 12 hours ahead of eastern standard time – she found ways to stay engaged while battling sleepiness and fatigue.   Even online, she was able to connect with fellow students over text messaging and communicated with her professors about slide shows that were hard to read or class discussions that were difficult to hear. Through the difficulties, Charis never wavered in her belief that God wanted her to study psychology at a school that prioritized the Gospel and the Word of God. She knew that helping people emotionally and mentally had to be anchored in the Good News of God's saving work through Christ.   Now she is engaged in a research project on the topic of grief related to the sudden and unexpected passing of her advisor and professor, Dr. Michael Firmin, who went to be with the Lord on October 27, 2020. Charis' psychology instructor in Malaysia was taught by Dr. Firmin, and she credits his influence as a significant factor for her pursuing a degree at Cedarville.   “God is a good God who holds the best of reality in His hands,” Charis shares during the podcast. “Even over the rest of my life before Cedarville, I saw how He arranges things in ways I wouldn't have planned, and they turned out great. I know that wherever He puts me, He has a purpose for it.   “I started watching the chapel livestream the week before everyone was sent home. Around that time, Dr. White started repeating this phrase in chapel every day, “God is faithful; you can trust Him.” That was a big part of what I held onto.” ………. Dr. Michael Firmin was featured on the Cedarville Stories podcast in 2020.