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In today's episode, Drs. Lisa Dieker and Rebecca Hines have a conversation with Sarah Powell. Sarah Powell is a Professor in the College of Education at the University of Texas at Austin and Associate Director of the Meadows Center for Preventing Educational Risk. Her research, teaching, and service focus on mathematics, particularly for students who experience mathematics differently.Powell discussed practical tips for teaching mathematics to students with disabilities. She emphasized the importance of understanding students' foundational math skills and using research-validated practices like vocabulary development and mathematical representations. Powell highlighted the need for extensive practice, suggesting that students who struggle with math may require 10 to 30 times more practice opportunities than typical students. She also mentioned the potential of AI in enhancing math education but stressed the importance of conceptual understanding. Powell concluded by reassuring new teachers that anyone can be an effective math teacher with the right knowledge and strategies.We love to hear from our listeners! If you have any questions, feel free to reach out. We look forward to receiving your questions on our Twitter (@Accesspractical) or Instagram (@Practical_Access).Powell's bio: https://education.utexas.edu/faculty/sarah_powell/ Here's a free word-problem intervention developed by Powell and colleagues: https://www.piratemathequationquest.com/Here is a website with many great free and downloadable math resources: https://mathspiral.com/ Powell's Recent Publications:Rojo, M., Gersib, J. A., Powell, S. R., Shen, Z., King, S. G., Akther, S. S., Arsenault, T. L., Bos, S. E., Lariviere, D. O. & Lin, X. (2024). A meta-analysis of mathematics interventions: Examining the impacts of intervention characteristics. Educational Psychology Review, 36(9). doi:10.1007/s10648-023-09843-0.Powell, S. R., Moore, C. E., Vander Tuin, M., Fall, A.-M. & Roberts, G. (2024). Investigation of the initial feasibility of extended mathematics read-alouds used by kindergarten teachers. Frontiers in Education, 9(1379491). doi:10.3389/feduc.2024.1379491.Lin, X. & Powell, S. R. (2024). Development of a fraction vocabulary measure. Assessment for Effective Intervention, 49(3), 138–147. doi:10.1177/15345084231202407.Lariviere, D. O., Powell, S. R. & Akther, S. R. (2024). A synthesis of pre-algebraic reasoning interventions for students with mathematics difficulty in grade 6 through 8. Learning Disabilities Research and Practice, 39(1), 4–17. doi:10.1177/09388982231222179. 

Today I got to speak with Sarah Lariviere about her newest novel RIOT ACT, an alternate history dystopian thriller set in the year 1991. more about the book below: 'In an alternate 1991, the authoritarian US government keeps tabs on everybody and everything. It censors which books can be read, what music can be listened to, and which plays can be performed.When her best friend is killed by the authorities and her theater teacher disappears without a trace, Gigi decides to organize her fellow Champaign High School thespians to put on a production of Henry VI. But at what cost?' Follow Sarah Follow OTS Get Riot Act Vroman's Odyssey Bookshop Quail Ridge

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Join us today at 9:30 for a market update with guest and rental expert, Rachel Lariviere from Rivers Relocation as we speak about Tips for Finding Rentals in this competitive market, as well as Victoria Rental Trends.

The medieval city of Venice is situated in the heart of a lagoon on the coast of northeast Italy. It was built on a large area of low-lying marshland. A system of wooden poles driven into the soft mud created an underwater forest. It still forms the foundations of the city we see today. For centuries the City has had to battle with ‘aqua alta' or high tides from the Adriatic sea. And the gradual combination of water erosion and rising sea levels means the City is now facing a more urgent battle to stay afloat. In recent years a series of barriers which sit on the sea floor and which are raised when an ‘aqua alta' is expected have been successful in keeping the majority of the city dry. But its already been acknowledged that the Mose Barrier, as it's known, is not a permanent solution for the future. An idea designed to complement the Mose Barrier, one which was suggested more than a decade ago, is to inject seawater into wells underneath the city. The scientists behind the project are confident that if it were to be adopted, it would provide a uniform uplift to the city without causing any structural issues to the buildings. This week on the Inquiry we're asking ‘Can seawater save Venice from flooding?' Contributors: Prof Claire Judde de Lariviere, Medieval Historian, University of Toulouse Hermes Redi, Director General of the Consorzio Venezia Nuova (responsible for the Mose Barrier) Professor Pietro Teatini, University of Padua, Chair of UNESCO International Initiative on Land Subsidence Prof Carlo Ratti, MIT, Co-Chair at the World Economic Forum's Global Future Council on Cities. Presenter: David Baker Producer: Jill Collins Researcher: Bisi Adebayo Editor: Tara McDermott Technical Producer: Nicky Edwards Production Co-ordinator: Brenda Brown (The Piazza San Marco in Venice, Italy. Woman standing in flood water. Credit: Getty Images)

This Week in Canadian EdTech MindShareTV with Dr. Ron Owston, Research Associate, & Michael LaRiviere, Enterprise Web Architect at Contact North, on their New AI App to Help Improve Online Study Skills

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2023.02.12.527904v1?rss=1 Authors: Georgiadis, F., Lariviere, S., Glahn, D., Hong, E., Kochunov, P., Mowry, B., Loughland, C., Pantelis, C., Henskens, F., Green, M., Cairns, M., Michie, P., Rasser, P., Tooney, P., Scott, R., Catts, S., Schall, U., Carr, V., Quide, Y., Krug, A., Stein, F., Nenadic, I., Brosch, K., Kircher, T., Gur, R., Gur, R., Satterthwaite, T., Karuk, A., Clotet, E., Radua, J., Claramonte, P., Salvador, R., Spalletta, G., Voineskos, A., Sim, K., Facorro, B., Gutierrez, D., Ehrlich, S., Crossley, N., Grotegerd, D., Repple, J., Lencer, R., Dannlowski, U., Calhoun, V., Demro, C., Ramsay, I., Sponheim, S., Schmidt Abstract: Objective: Schizophrenia is associated with widespread brain-morphological alterations, believed to be shaped by the underlying connectome architecture. This study tests whether large-scale structural reorganization in schizophrenia relates to normative network architecture, in particular regional centrality/hubness and connectivity patterns. We examine network effects in schizophrenia across different disease stages, and transdiagnostically explore consistency of such relationships in patients with bipolar and major depressive disorder. Methods: We studied anatomical MRI scans from 2,439 adults with schizophrenia and 2,867 healthy controls from 26 ENIGMA sites. Case-control patterns of structural alterations were evaluated against two network susceptibility models: 1) hub vulnerability, which examines associations between regional network centrality and magnitude of disease-related alterations; 2) epicenter models, which identify regions whose typical connectivity profile most closely resembles the disease-related morphological alteration patterns. Both susceptibility models were tested across schizophrenia disease stages and compared to meta-analytic bipolar and major depressive disorder case-control maps. Results: In schizophrenia, regional gray matter reductions co-localized with interconnected hubs, in both the functional (r=0.58, pspin less than 0.0001) and structural connectome (r=0.32, pspin=0.01). Epicenters were identified in temporo-paralimbic regions, extending to frontal areas. We found unique epicenters for first-episode and early stages, and a shift from occipital to temporal-frontal epicenters in chronic stages. Transdiagnostic comparisons revealed shared epicenters in schizophrenia and bipolar, but not major depressive disorders. Conclusions: Cortical reorganization over the course of schizophrenia closely reflects brain network architecture, emphasizing marked hub susceptibility and temporo-frontal epicenters. The observed overlapping epicenters for schizophrenia and bipolar disorder furthermore suggest shared pathophysiological processes within the schizophrenia-bipolar-spectrum. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by Paper Player, LLC

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2022.10.31.513891v1?rss=1 Authors: Royer, J., Lariviere, S., Rodriguez-Cruces, R., Gift Cabalo, D., Tavakol, S., Auer, H., Park, B.-y., Paquola, C., Smallwood, J., Jefferies, E., Caciagli, L., Bernasconi, A., Bernasconi, N., Frauscher, B., Bernhardt, B. C. Abstract: Temporal lobe epilepsy (TLE), one of the most common pharmaco-resistant epilepsies, is associated with pathology of paralimbic brain regions, particularly in the mesiotemporal lobe. Cognitive dysfunction in TLE is frequent, and particularly affects episodic memory. Crucially, these difficulties challenge the quality of life of patients, sometimes more than seizures, underscoring the need to assess neural processes of cognitive dysfunction in TLE to improve patient management. Our work harnessed a novel conceptual and analytical approach to assess spatial gradients of microstructural differentiation between cortical areas based on high-resolution MRI analysis. Gradients track region-to-region variations in intracortical lamination and myeloarchitecture, serving as a system-level measure of structural and functional reorganization. Comparing cortex-wide microstructural gradients between 21 patients and 35 healthy controls, we observed a contracted gradient in TLE driven by reduced microstructural differentiation between paralimbic cortices and the remaining cortex with marked abnormalities in ipsilateral temporopolar and dorsolateral prefrontal regions. Findings were replicated in an independent cohort. Using an independent post mortem dataset, we observed that in vivo findings reflected topographical variations in cortical lamination patterns, confirming that TLE-related changes in the microstructural gradient reflected increased proximity of regions with more dissimilar laminar structure. Disease-related transcriptomics could furthermore show specificity of our findings to TLE over other common epilepsy syndromes. Finally, microstructural dedifferentiation was associated with cognitive network reorganization seen during an episodic memory functional MRI paradigm, and correlated with inter-individual differences in task accuracy. Collectively, our findings showing a pattern of reduced microarchitectural differentiation between paralimbic regions and the remaining cortex provide a parsimonious explanation for functional network reorganization and cognitive dysfunction characteristic of TLE. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by Paper Player, LLC

Have you ever wondered why people try so hard at a game? Does someone you know always invite you to join a health challenge? Listen to this episode with Katie Lariviere and you may understand their motivation and you may even want to join in the fun.

Cette semaine sur le podcast, on reçoit Alanis Desilets & Arianne Lariviere qui ont récemment débuté leur propre podcast intitulé Faut qu'on s'appelle. On fait donc un épisode spécial en suivant leur concept et on revient sur certains événements de leur vie personnelle. Pour suivre Faut qu'on s'appelle: https://www.instagram.com/fautquonsappelle/ Pour rejoindre notre communauté Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/sansfiltrepodcast Pour commanditer le podcast, pour louer un de nos studios ou pour toutes autres demande, écrivez-nous au: info@studiosf.ca Pour nous suivre: https://www.instagram.com/sansfiltrepodcast/ https://www.instagram.com/phcantin/ https://www.instagram.com/doumplante/ https://www.facebook.com/Sans-Filtre-Podcast-2112540588778433/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bob Goff is joined by Love Does Executive Director, Jody Luke, as they reflect on their time in Poland and the border of Ukraine. While there, Bob sat down with Renee Lariviere, the State Department Coordinator for the United States stationed in Kyiv. Renee is responsible for refugees fleeing Ukraine, she is kind, humble, smart, and fiercely protective of the millions of people displaced, and the millions more who are trying to escape the war. Tune in as we hear from Renee, and the quietly heroic things her, and her team, do every single day. To learn more please visit lovedoes.org/ukraine Check out Bob's new book ‘Undistracted' here

Our mission: We seek to evangelize, equip, and enrich people in order to glorify God. The Salvation Journey begins... by believing in Jesus (John 1:12-13) by turning away from your sins (Acts 3:19) by confessing Jesus as Lord and Christ (Romans 10:9-10) by being baptized (immersed) in water (Romans 6:3-7) by being faithful to Jesus (Revelation 2:10) East Union Christian Church Preacher - Derek Lariviere For more information Phone: 317-758-6298 Website: eastunioncc.org Email: eucc@eastunioncc.org

Our mission: We seek to evangelize, equip, and enrich people in order to glorify God. The Salvation Journey begins... by believing in Jesus (John 1:12-13) by turning away from your sins (Acts 3:19) by confessing Jesus as Lord and Christ (Romans 10:9-10) by being baptized (immersed) in water (Romans 6:3-7) by being faithful to Jesus (Revelation 2:10) East Union Christian Church Preacher - Derek Lariviere For more information Phone: 317-758-6298 Website: eastunioncc.org Email: eucc@eastunioncc.org

Michael Hyatt is joined by Krista LaRiviere to answer questions that were asked during BMO's "Preparing Your Business for the Future" virtual event. Krista LaRiviere is the Chief Marketing Officer at Mintent Digital and has been working in the Marketing & Digital Marketing Strategy & Leadership for 25 years. Many businesses have failed during the pandemic, but others have found new ways to succeed and grow. In this episode, we will hear about how you can stay ahead of digital trends to allow your business to adapt and find new ways to access your customers. Knowing how to pivot and strategize to "pandemic proof" your business in the future is vital to succeeding, even during hardships your business is facing. For more information visit: BMO.com/SmallBusinessResourceHub

Our mission: We seek to evangelize, equip, and enrich people in order to glorify God. The Salvation Journey begins... by believing in Jesus (John 1:12-13) by turning away from your sins (Acts 3:19) by confessing Jesus as Lord and Christ (Romans 10:9-10) by being baptized (immersed) in water (Romans 6:3-7) by being faithful to Jesus (Revelation 2:10) East Union Christian Church Preacher - Derek Lariviere For more information Phone: 317-758-6298 Website: eastunioncc.org Email: eucc@eastunioncc.org

In this week's episode of The ZecoHealth Show, I sit with health strategist Claudine. We talked guthealth, hormone imbalance, immunity, stress management and much more. Show notes are available @ https://zecohealth.com/womenhealth/

**I encourage you to watch the livestream of our service at the link below** https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GNms4iepGUg East Union Christian Church Preacher - Derek Lariviere For more information Phone: 317-758-6298 Website: eastunioncc.org Email: eucc@eastunioncc.org

**I encourage you to watch the livestream of our service at the link below to get to see the video and be a part of the prayer time** https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kfyO28TTjvE East Union Christian Church Preacher - Derek Lariviere For more information Phone: 317-758-6298 Website: eastunioncc.org Email: eucc@eastunioncc.org

East Union Christian Church Preacher - Derek Lariviere For more information Phone: 317-758-6298 Website: eastunioncc.org Email: eucc@eastunioncc.org

For Video Edition, Please Click and Subscribe Here: https://youtu.be/CEFoa2etjzU With a 5-octave vocal range that runs the gamut from tender to tempest, Serafin LaRiviere has cultivated a cross-genre audience that embraces Jazz, Torch and even Classical music. Serafin's first album, 2am At The Torch Café, peaked at Number 7 on Canadian college radio Jazz charts, with over 3000 downloads through Internet music sites like iTunes. A BravoFact documentary was filmed to coincide with the release of Torch Café, and aired frequently on Bravo during a two year period. His second album, Nothing Goes Quietly, premiered at Number 9 on the same charts, reaching Number 1 within a week on CHUO radio in Ottawa. A third album, Love's Worst Crime, featured Serafin's largest contribution of original material yet. Serafin's cover of the Barry Mann classic “I'm Gonna Be Strong” (from his second album, Nothing Goes Quietly) was added to a Readers Digest International compilation CD alongside Glenn Campbell, Bonnie Tyler and Captain and Tenille. Serafin's new album, Unravel, will be released February 5th, 2021 on the Arté Boreal record label. The first single, a haunting cover of A-ha's 1980s hit 'Take On Me' was released in December 2020. https://www.serafin.ca/  

In this week's episode of ICommunicate, Danielle Lariviere joins Mark to discuss how making incremental habit changes and setting boundaries drastically improves your productivity and the ability to effectively support your team Segment 1: We often understate the impact that a coach can have on our development as leaders. How can admitting our flaws lead to growth -- not only within ourselves, but with the team we manage as well? How can we make employees feel like their role in the business is meaningful? Segment 2: Day in and day out, we're knee deep in emails, frantically responding and reacting, causing our priorities to constantly shift by the minute. How can we manage our time and attention to allow us to respond to these emails without losing track of our own priorities? How can self-awareness provide us with the ability to structure our day around what really matters? Segment 3: You'd be amazed at the difference a daily 30-minute break can make for your team. How can hitting the “reset” button on someone's brain lead to more relaxed and productive work? How can we change the narrative on daily interruptions so that they're a scheduled event rather than something we're reacting to? Segment 4: As leaders, our decisions regarding priorities sends a message to our team, letting them know whether or not they fit into our schedule. How can we establish a culture of understanding and accountability to ensure that everybody's needs are tended to? Why is it important that leaders and their teams have the same standards for time and attention management?

Currents hosts a guest podcast episode from the Diamonds for our Children Podcast featuring a conversation between Katie Jo LaRiviere and Carolina Allen. 

An interview with Katie Jo LaRiviere of Mount Angel Abbey and Seminary where we discuss motherhood, literature, and the deep emotional connections of finding a shared humanity.  Katie Jo LaRiviere is an associate professor of literature who writes and produces the Diamonds for Our Children podcast, a public humanities project and motherhood ministry launched in 2021. LaRiviere's weekly poetry live sessions can be found @diamondsforourchildren on Instagram.

East Union Christian Church Preacher - Derek Lariviere For more information Phone: 317-758-6298 Website: eastunioncc.org Email: eucc@eastunioncc.org

Below is the video for Youth Sunday. Several youth kiddos performed songs and things that are worth a watch. They did a great job. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DN7mQxI03nI&t=55s East Union Christian Church Preacher - Derek Lariviere For more information Phone: 317-758-6298 Website: eastunioncc.org Email: eucc@eastunioncc.org

East Union Christian Church Preacher - Derek Lariviere For more information Phone: 317-758-6298 Website: eastunioncc.org Email: eucc@eastunioncc.org

Kinky power couple Blane & Lotus (-@thegreengawddess, @lotus_ropewolf-IG) discuss Black BDSM, being polyamorous and how couples can introduce different styles of kink in their relationships. Joined also by Mr. Suit & Tie aka Benjamin A. LaRiviere (@theoldbenriver-IG) this is one hot, Poly kink show we dare you NOT to want to be roped into... Get in touch with Lotus and Blane: WITHLOTUSANDBLANE@GMAIL.COM Join their events: MAR 5-Kinksters Love Cannabis Virtual Munch MAR 11- The Composition of Closeness --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sapphiresearplay/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sapphiresearplay/support

East Union Christian Church Preacher - Derek Lariviere For more information Phone: 317-758-6298 Website: eastunioncc.org Email: eucc@eastunioncc.org

Debbie Lariviere - Partner and Head Coach at Middleton Elite Coaching and Nest Realty Broker/Realtor- Who are you? - What’s your “how I got to real estate coaching” story?- When should an agent or broker choose coach?- Leverage points and metrics- What percentage of your business is agent? Broker?- How do you evaluate your clients?- What does success look like? How do you help your clients define success?

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2020.10.14.338947v1?rss=1 Authors: Tavakol, S., Li, Q., Royer, J., Vos de Wael, R., Lariviere, S., Lowe, A., Paquola, C., Jefferies, E., Hartley, T., Bernasconi, A., Bernasconi, N., Smallwood, J., Bohbot, V., Caciagli, L., Bernhardt, B. Abstract: Prior research has shown that structures of the mesiotemporal lobe, particularly the hippocampal-parahippocampal complex, are engaged in different forms of spatial cognition. Here, we developed a new paradigm, the Conformational Shift Spatial task (CSST), which examines the ability to encode and retrieve spatial relations between three unrelated items. This task is short, uses symbolic cues, and incorporates two difficulty levels and can be administered inside and outside the scanner. A cohort of 48 healthy young adults underwent the CSST, together with a set of validated behavioral measures and multimodal magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). Interindividual differences in CSST performance correlated with scores on an established spatial memory paradigm, but neither with episodic memory nor pattern separation performance, highlighting the specificity of the new measure. Analyzing high resolution structural MRI data, individuals with better spatial memory showed thicker medial as well as lateral temporal cortices. Functional relevance of these findings was supported by task-based functional MRI analysis in the same participants and ad hoc meta-analysis. Exploratory resting-state functional MRI analyses centered on clusters of morphological effects revealed additional modulation of intrinsic network integration, particularly between lateral and medial temporal structures. Our work presents a novel spatial memory paradigm and supports an integrated structure-function substrate in the human temporal lobe. Task paradigms are programmed in python and made open access. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2020.06.22.165621v1?rss=1 Authors: Park, B.-y., Bethlehem, R. A. I., Paquola, C., Lariviere, S., Cruces, R. R., Vos de Wael, R., Neuroscience in Psychiatry Network (NSPN) Consortium,, Bullmore, E. T., Bernhardt, B. Abstract: Adolescence is a critical time for the continued maturation of brain networks, and the current work assessed longitudinal reconfigurations of diffusion MRI derived connectomes in a large sample (n = 208). We identified an expansion of structural network representations in lower dimensional manifold spaces, with strongest effects in transmodal cortices and indicative of an increasing differentiation of these networks from the rest of the brain. Findings were shown to relate to mainly an increase in within-module connectivity and increased segregation during adolescence. Connectome findings were consistent when additionally controlling for regional changes in MRI measures of cortical morphology and myelin, despite reductions in effect sizes. On the other hand, cortical areas showing manifold expansion were found to become more closely embedded with subcortical targets, notably the striatum. Identified networks were also found to harbor genes significantly expressed in both cortical and subcortical regions. Using supervised machine learning with cross-validation, we demonstrated that cortico-subcortical manifold features at baseline and their maturational change predicted measures of intelligence at follow-up. Our findings chart adolescent connectome development and suggest that brain-wide network reconfigurations offer intermediary phenotypes between genetic-microstructural processes and cognitive-behavioral outcomes. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2020.06.12.148643v1?rss=1 Authors: Paquola, C., Benkarim, O., DeKraker, J., Lariviere, S., Frassle, S., Royer, J., Tavakol, S., Valk, S. L., Bernasconi, A., Bernasconi, N., Khan, A., Evans, A. C., Razi, A., Smallwood, J., Bernhardt, B. Abstract: The parahippocampus-hippocampus complex in the mesiotemporal lobe (MTL) is implicated in many different cognitive processes, is compromised in numerous disorders, and exhibits a unique cytoarchitectural transition from six-layered isocortex to three-layered allocortex. Our study leveraged an ultra-high-resolution histological reconstruction of a human brain to (i) develop a continuous surface model of the MTL iso-to-allocortex transition and (ii) quantitatively characterise the region's cytoarchitecture. We projected the model into the native space of in vivo functional magnetic resonance imaging of healthy adults to (iii) construct a generative model of its intrinsic circuitry and (iv) determine its relationship with distributed functional dynamics of macroscale isocortical fluctuations. We provide evidence that the most prominent axis of cytoarchitectural differentiation of the MTL follows infolding from iso-to-allocortex and is defined by depth-specific variations in neuron density. Intrinsic effective connectivity exhibited a more complex relationship to MTL geometry, varying across both iso-to-allocortical and anterior-posterior axes. Variation along the long axis of the MTL was associated with differentiation between transmodal and unimodal systems, with anterior regions linked to transmodal cortex. In contrast, the iso-to-allocortical gradient was associated with the multiple demand system, with isocortex linked to regions activated when task demands prohibit the use of prior knowledge. Our findings establish a novel model of the MTL, in which its broad influence on neural function emerges through the combination micro- and macro-scale structural features. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info

We cover a wide range of topics on this edition of the Philly Pressbox Radio Roundtable!  Bettors Insider's Bob Vetrone Jr., aka "Boop," stops by to talk with Bill Furman and Jim "Chet" Chesko about, well, anything and everything on the Philly sports scene. We also have a visit from author David Lariviere, who tells us about his hot-off-the-presses book, "93 Things to Do While Stuck Inside Your Home." Plus, Bill and Chet each add another name to their personal Mount Rushmores of Philadelphia's greatest athletes.

Welcome back, on this episode of Living Strong we sit down and discuss with Alex Lariviere, she is a yoga instructor and community leader out of the North shore of Montreal. It was fun conversation, we spoke about how she found yoga and what made her fall in love with it, how she lives a healthy and fit lifestyle, how she made what she is passionate about a career and how important community is to her. Awesome podcast and it was a real fun one to record, hope you guys enjoy it! Ian's socials: Instagram: @alexlariviere_ Facebook: @aplus.yoga Hope you enjoyed today's show and don’t forget to like, subscribe, comment and share. You can find us at @LivingStrongPodcast on Instagram and Facebook. Check out our website HERE. Thank you for listening, till next time, keep living strong! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/living-strong/message

Amy Lariviere from the MCT swings by The Trail to tell Robert Chase about their upcoming production of "Leading Ladies." The show opens January 23rd.

In this episode of The Thoughts Within, Turner and Bri talk about the challenges they face in young careers, both when taken less seriously as a young entrepreneur and the limitations when it comes knowledge. Turner brings up the issue of the initial understanding of knowing where you stand and how to build an understanding your peers and emphasizes the importance of stopping to listen.

The Canadian Open Neuroscience Platform (CONP) aims to bring together many of the country’s leading scientists in basic and clinical neuroscience to form an interactive network of collaborations in brain research, interdisciplinary student training, international partnerships, clinical translation and open publishing. In this podcast, Paolo Vincenzo Leone talks to Vincent Lariviere, professor of information science at the École de bibliothéconomie et des sciences de l'information, l’Université de Montréal

CHRISTINE LARIVIERE works at the intersection of climate change and media. In this ep., she helps us render a massive map of the anthropocene (and humanity's fate therein)while exploring why the word "systems" belies the incomprehensibly vast matrix of networks our changing climate is set to effect. If you make it past the hour mark, stay locked for some hot local foraging tips. (with Busta, Keller, & @LILINTERNET). More from Christine here: https://twitter.com/cdlariviere

ARLY LARIVIERE AND RICHIE KLASS WHO'S THE BEST? PLATFORME MAGIK 9 by GUY WEWE RADIO A

Artist David Lariviere, Artistic Director for PAVED Arts, discusses his first feature-length film, Evil From the Outset?, premiering at Roxy Theatre.

This week's Small Town Salute goes out to The RM of Pembina which includes Manitou, Lariviere, and Snowflake!  Shadoe talks with Reeve Glenn Shiskoski.

David Lariviere, PAVED Arts' Artistic Director, discusses the organization's Sounds Like audio art festival along with guest curator Eric Mattson.

Once again, we’re turning the microphone over to Jane Proctor, Vice President of Policy & Issue Management at CPMA, for the second part of her conversation with female leaders in the industry.  In the second half of the conversation, our panelists provide their advice for young people entering the produce workforce and reflect on the near future of the produce industry.Please welcome to the podcast:·         Angela Santiago, CEO, Co-Founder, Little Potato Company, The Little Potato Company Ltd.·         Bernadette Hamel, Vice President, National Procurement, Produce and Dairy, Metro Richelieu Inc.·         Beth Pattillo, Director of Marketing, Kings Produce Ltd.·         Stephanie Lariviere, Sales Regulatory Manager, Erie James Limited Download the Podcast (right click and save as)Thank you to our podcast sponsor, NatureFresh™ Farms.Check out the winners of the CPMA Fresh Health Award.Remember, if you have an idea for a podcast we want to hear from you.  

David Lariviere discusses his new feature length film, Evil From the Outset?, which is debuting at the Roxy Theatre Thursday, June 23rd, 9:30pm.

This month, we’re turning the microphone over to Jane Proctor, Vice President of Policy & Issue Management at CPMA to take a look at how the produce workforce is changing.  With more women taking on senior roles in the industry and the increase of female participation in Passion for Produce both indicate a fundamental shift in the demographics of the industry.  We’ve gathered together a small group of women to reflect on their different experiences, and what the future of the industry looks like for young women entering today.  Please welcome to the podcast:·         Angela Santiago, CEO & Co-Founder, The Little Potato Company Ltd.·         Bernadette Hamel, Vice President, National Procurement, Produce and Dairy, Metro Richelieu Inc.·         Beth Pattillo, Director of Marketing, Kings Produce Ltd.·         Stephanie Lariviere, Sales Regulatory Manager, Erie James Ltd. Download the Podcast (right click and save as)Thank you to our podcast sponsor, NatureFresh™ Farms.Remember, if you have an idea for a podcast we want to hear from you.  

Episode 6: June 2, 2015James Spencer, an illustrator, and Ben Lariviere, a photographer, are back, bringing you all the important updates from their personal and professional lives. This week, James updates us on the delivery status of an online shopping order, Ben almost shows up to photograph a wedding in his underwear, we take this lighthearted podcast in a bold, new direction, diving right into a huge political topic and maybe just get a little bit over our heads, and we weigh the pros and cons of running a convenience store.  Thank you, come again... It's And We're Back!Theme Music by: Crown City RockersInterstitial Music by: Chance the Rapper[Music used without permission. Copyright infringement intended.]

Episode 5: May 17, 2015James Spencer, an illustrator, and Ben Lariviere, a photographer, are back, bringing you all the important updates from their personal and professional lives. This week, James reports on the advancements in his life following the introduction of a calendar, Ben travels back in time to finally attend his high school prom... and someone dies! And James pursues his fascination with public shaming by engaging in some public shaming of his own.  It's And We're Back!Theme Music by: Crown City RockersInterstitial Music by: Chance the Rapper[Music used without permission. Copyright infringement intended.]

Episode 4: May 7, 2015James Spencer, an illustrator, and Ben Lariviere, a photographer, are back, bringing you all the important updates from their personal and professional lives. This week, James tries to compare an instance of petty theft to Ben's harrowing car accident, Ben describes the charade that is his family life, James brings in a surprise segment designed to test the strength of our stomachs and the level of our commitment to this show, we help each other with some advanced, professional-level skills like not forgetting about plans you've made and not just spending all day on facebook, and our art projects go off the rails! It's And We're Back!Theme Music by: Crown City RockersInterstitial Music by: Chance the Rapper[Music used without permission. Copyright infringement intended.]

Episode 3: April 30, 2015James Spencer, an illustrator, and Ben Lariviere, a photographer, are back, bringing you all the important updates from their personal and professional lives. This week, James embarks on an epic adventure, consisting mainly of rolling dice, Ben tells a cautionary tale of tech support gone wrong, James awards himself a trophy for the sole purpose of gloating and we make it 3 on 3 on episodes in which we manage to find something to say about what we like to call "Garbage Books." Music by: Crown City Rockers

Episode 2: April 20, 2015James Spencer, an illustrator, and Ben Lariviere, a photographer, are back, joining the 30% of podcasts that actually make it to a second episode! This week, Ben encounters a birthday cake disaster. Did he manage to save his fianceé's birthday? James speaks about what prompted him to throw axes wildly in the presence of his co-workers. And we hold each other accountable for the progress on our respective art projects. Music by: Crown City Rockers

Episode 1: April 13, 2015James Spencer, an illustrator, and Ben Lariviere, a photographer, are back with a new format and brand new segments. Today, James dishes the vital details on his girlfriend's new book club, Ben tells a tale of crime, making a police report about said crime, and the climactic response to that police report, James speaks vaguely about the arguments threatening to tear his family apart, and we talk a big game about art projects we're planning to do. Music by: Crown City Rockers

At the University of Oregon, convocation marks the start of the academic year and welcomes students to the university. The UO convocation includes many aspects associated with commencement exercises, including faculty wearing their academic regalia, banners to identify the academic schools and colleges, and music associated with the university such as the Oregon pledge song and the “Mighty Oregon” fight song. Former UO President Richard W. Lariviere delivers the keynote address.

Jason Rosenbaum from Health Care for America Now! about the flurry of health reform activity, Tom Pappalardo on the joys of box-stacking, Glenn Johnson on the spot for ice cream and stuffed cabbage, Sarah Lariviere debuts our poetry corner, and Bill Scher on the House climate compromise.