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We continue our series of conversations with candidates running in the June Democratic primary. This hour, we sit down with Mary Lupien, candidate for Rochester Mayor. Lupien is a current member of Rochester City Council whose priorities for office include guaranteed basic income, access to safe and affordable housing, community responder programs, and funding for youth programs. She joins us in the studio to discuss her background and her platform, and she answers our questions and yours. In studio:Mary Lupien, candidate for Rochester mayor

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Tu vas au gym, mais tu as de la difficulté à être constant(e) avec ton alimentation et tu aimerais perdre 15 lbs tout en gagnant de la masse ?Si c'est le cas, nous avons créé une formation pour t'aider, ainsi qu'un programme d'entraînement mensuel gratuit : ⁠https://www.skool.com/musclelab/aboutRéférences : Raymond, C., Marin, M. F., Hand, A., Sindi, S., Juster, R. P., & Lupien, S. J. (2016). Salivary Cortisol Levels and Depressive Symptomatology in Consumers and Nonconsumers of Self-Help Books: A Pilot Study. (2016)Bergsma A. Do self-help books help? Journal of Happiness Studies. (2008)Salerno S. SHAM: How the Self-Help Movement Made America Helpless. (2005)Pearsall P. The Last Self-Help Book You'll Ever Need. (2005)

Welcome to The CB Media Network Khalil (@khaliljamal03) interviews You Are Not Alone directors Marie-Hélène Viens and Philippe Lupien! Other Podcast: Check out Movie Madness with Khalil Jamal: https://ciut.fm/shows-by-day/movie-madness/ Subscribe: If you haven't already, make sure to subscribe to CB Media Network for more instant reactions, news breakdowns and amazing podcasts! Click the bell icon to receive notifications whenever we upload new videos. Connect with Us: Instagram: @comicboys_ X: @comicboys_ Website: https://cbmedianetwork.wixsite.com/thecbmn About The CB Media Network: We're your backstage pass to the world of cinema and entertainment. Our team is dedicated to bringing you exclusive interviews with actors, directors, and industry insiders. But that's not all—we're here to expand your cinematic horizons, sharing unique perspectives and uncovering hidden gems that may have slipped under your radar. What's in Store: Interviews with actors, directors, and film industry experts. Spotlighting movies you may have never considered. Exploring unique perspectives on beloved classics. Reviews, recommendations, and behind-the-scenes insights. A dash of humor and a whole lot of cinephile enthusiasm! #tiff #film #movie #review #youarenotalone #interview #directors #quebec #french

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En attendant le remake américain du même nom qui sort cet automne, notre invité Dominic Lupien nous présentes un film dano-néerlandais. Une surprise pour tous, tout comme la bouteille de la semaine qui se retrouve également à l'image du film. À vous de découvrir, santé !

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Bateau bateau lance le premier bidet québécois! Entrevue avec Marie-Ève Lupien, PDG de Bateau BateauPour de l'information concernant l'utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

Retour sur la condamnation de Donald Trump et son point de presse | Fini le temps où les enfants devaient amener un billet du médecin pour justifier leur absence à leur enseignant | Pierre Houde sera intronisé au Temple de la renommée du hockey Dans cet épisode intégral du 31 mai, en entrevue :  Nathalie Ouellette, astrophysicienne et chargée des communications pour le télescope spatial James Webb Sylvain Martel, porte-parole pour le Regroupement des comités de parents autonomes du Québec Pierre Houde, membre du Temple de la renommée du hockey Marie-Ève Lupien, PDG de Bateau Bateau Yves Lessard, maire de Saint-Basile-le-Grand Une production QUB Mai 2024Pour de l'information concernant l'utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

 Francois Lupien is a dynamic coach, mentor and speaker whose experience includes successfully working with Tony Robbins, Stephen Covey (7 Habits of Highly Effective People) and as a consultant with Bob Proctor (Movie: The Secret).Achieving excellence in everything he puts his mind to, Francois has been a Tae Kwon Do Canadian champion, a Top Real Estate agent for 11 years with Remax, and a serial entrepreneur with multiple successful 6-figure businesses. Download your free copy of Kathi's best-selling book How To Master Your Muck ~ Get Organized. Add Space To Your Life. Live your Purpose!  http://bit.ly/3E5EdAg

On a déjà vu que le stress avait un impact important dans la vie de l'individu, mais que dans les bonnes conditions, il était possible de cultiver la résilience de l'individu. En revanche, qu'en est-il de l'impact du stress et de la séparation précoce, à un stade de développement sensible ? C'est ce qu'on va explorer aujourd'hui !!Profites de 100€ de réduction sur la formation "En finir avec l'anxiété !" avec le code STOPAS jusqu'au 23 décembre !!

Le 17 décembre prochain,  Le club de patinage Les Étincelles d'Acton Vale présente son spectacle de Noël. On en parle avec Éli Lupien, entraîneur. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Aujourd'hui, Coach Lee & Coach Sim reçoivent Maxime Lupien, entrepreneur, co-propriétaire de quelques Shop Santé et co-fondateur de Purple X, compagnie de boisson énergisante. Dans cet épisode, ils discutent de comment gérer plusieurs business avec sa mère, le processus de conception et approbation pour développer une boisson énergisante, des suppléments plus "essentiels" qu'il recommande plus fréquemment, etc. Bonne écoute!

Après 4 semaines d'absence, Coach Lee & Coach Sim sont de retour avec Vicky Lupien, kinésiologue et athlète de compétition en figure au national. Dans cet épisode, ils discutent de la mentalité de tout ou rien dans le bodybuilding, du bodybuilding de compétition versus un simple mode de vie sain, le commentaire récurrent qu'un coach coûte cher, les gens qui abandonnent dès qu'ils n'ont pas des résultats instantannément, etc. Bonne écoute!

Francois Lupien is a dynamic coach, mentor and speaker whose experience includes successfully working with Tony Robbins, Stephen Covey. Achieving excellence in everything he puts his mind to, Francois has been a Tae Kwon Do Canadian champion, a Top Real Estate agent for 11 years with Remax, and a serial entrepreneur with multiple successful 6-figure businesses. GIFT: Free gratitude video course on how to get back on track fast when results go sideways and you feel discouraged https://howtobecomemore.com/get-back-on-track-fast/ GET SOCIAL /howtobecomemore for instagram, tikTok, ... https://www.facebook.com/francois.lupien.7121 https://www.linkedin.com/in/francoislupien/ https://www.youtube.com/howtobecomemore

Francois Lupien is a dynamic coach, mentor and speaker whose experience includes successfully working with Tony Robbins, Stephen Covey. Achieving excellence in everything he puts his mind to, Francois has been a Tae Kwon Do Canadian champion, a Top Real Estate agent for 11 years with Remax, and a serial entrepreneur with multiple successful 6-figure businesses. GIFT: Free gratitude video course on how to get back on track fast when results go sideways and you feel discouraged https://howtobecomemore.com/get-back-on-track-fast/ GET SOCIAL /howtobecomemore for instagram, tikTok, ... https://www.facebook.com/francois.lupien.7121 https://www.linkedin.com/in/francoislupien/ https://www.youtube.com/howtobecomemore

Being ordinary won't drive viewers back to your show. So how can you make your show more “bingeable?” Francois Lupien, the Host of How To Become More Podcast, dives into applying high-level business and life strategies into practice to achieve your mission. Integrating the information created from your thoughts, feelings, and actions is the beginning of your transformation. As Tracy Hazzard says, “We don't have to be fully optimized and perfect in our podcast because we have to edge more.” So avoid stepping into the trap of perfection and edge more through this episode with Tracy Hazzard and Francois Lupien.Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here's How »Join the Binge Factor community today:FacebookInstagramLinkedInPinterestYoutubeTikTok

Francois Lupien is a dynamic coach, mentor and speaker whose experience includes successfully working with Tony Robbins, Stephen Covey (7 Habits of Highly Effective People) and as a consultant with Bob Proctor (Movie: The Secret 2006).Achieving excellence in everything he puts his mind to, Francois has been a Tae Kwon Do Canadian champion, a Top Real Estate agent for 11 years with Remax, and a serial entrepreneur with multiple successful 6-figure businesses.There were some fantastic lessons in the conversations and I think it's one of those Episodes that you could save and listen to again and again, especially if you're feeling a little low.Francois reminded me again of the value of surrounding yourself with people who are moving forward rather than standing still or moving backwards. Francois mentioned Bob Proctor going into a bar and announcing he was never coming back.I had a similar experience in PNG when I realised that the men sitting at the bar talking about the ‘good old day's' were just stuck and it wasn't who I wanted to be associated with.So the message is to surround yourself with good people. Don't be afraid to ask for help, and approach life with a “How can I serve and add value first” attitude and in return you'll be rewarded.If you're an individual looking for peak performance then please reach out to Francois. All his details are in the show notes belowFrancois LupienHigh Performance Mentor, How To Become MoreLinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/francoislupien/LinkedIn Business Page https://www.linkedin.com/company/howtobecomemore/Web Site https://howtobecomemore.com/Mobile +16136628377Email Stephen Sandor CEO Inspiring BusinessInspiring Business website - www.inspiringbusiness.netBook an Exploration Call here The Scale to Success SystemStephen Sandor LinkedIn Inspiring Business LinkedIn Inspiring Business Facebook

Yves Bureau nous pose la question: Est-ce facile ou compliqué pour un nouveau dans l'industrie de déterminer quel sorte de transport il voudrait effectuer dans l'avenir ? Denis Lupien de Nishan Transport nous parle de l'histoire de Nishan Transport et comment l'entreprise a évolué au fil des ans, les principaux ports d'attache de Nishan Transport.... The post 22 Fevrier 2023 Yves Bureau – Denis Lupien Nishan Transport – Eric Genesse appeared first on Truck Stop Québec.

This is one vibrant and happy episode. Seriously!  Talking with Francois was like taking a shower of positivity and regeneration of thoughts; resetting me back to a place of possibility in all ways.Francois talked to us about many things that he sees as the most important ingredients to living a fulfilled, happy and successful life. Many things that we know but have somehow forgotten!  Not anymore.Here's a snapshot of what we discussed:03:23 - his high adrenaline activities07:40 - where his journey began12:30 - he's a gold medal champion26:02 - what Google is really good for!40:23 - how to NOT sell to people54:05 - raising the ceiling of ourselves and othersand much more...Enjoy!Here's some information about our guest:Francois Lupien, Founder of How To Become MoreFrancois Lupien is a dynamic coach, mentor and speaker whose experience includes successfully working with Tony Robbins, Stephen Covey (7 Habits of Highly Effective People) and as a consultant with Bob Proctor (Movie: The Secret).Achieving excellence in everything he puts his mind to, Francois has been a Tae Kwon Do Canadian champion, a Top Real Estate agent for 11 years with Remax, and a serial entrepreneur with multiple successful 6-figure businesses.What Are You Famous For?My enthusiasm and energy- everyone that gets close to me feels better about themselves and therefore produce better results in their livesSomething Interesting About YouI am a Gold medal Canadian Tae Kwon Do champion- so I always bring on Gold Medal ResultsContactYT: https://www.youtube.com/howtobecomemoreFB: https://www.facebook.com/Howtobecomemore/FB: https://www.facebook.com/francois.lupien.7121LI: https://www.linkedin.com/in/francoislupien/TT: https://www.tiktok.com/@howtobecomemoreT: https://twitter.com/howtobecomemoreI: https://www.instagram.com/howtobecomemore/W: https://howtobecomemore.com/The purpose of the 6 Star Business is to help businesses find more meaning, purpose and profits in their endeavours. We seek to 'do it differently' and encourage everyone to rise above the status quo to do what it takes to be different: with meaning, purpose and intention. With those key ingredients, you'll be on your way to 6 Stars faster than you realise! If you'd like to get in touch please contact us at contact@6star.business

Un épisode complètement débile, voilà ce que l'on vous offre cette semaine avec le très généreux Erik Lupien! Nous parlons avec lui de sa vie comme agent de joueurs de hockey, des défis qu'il doit affronter, de son père qui lui a enseigné le métier, etc. S'il y a un show qu'on vous invite à vivre en tant que patron, c'est celui-ci! 1H de show de base et presque 2h10 de supplément en après show... pour vrai, c'était juste incroyable! On vous le dit, c'est du bonbon comme show! Un gros merci à Erik d'avoir accepté notre invitation et d'avoir été d'une telle générosité! Pour devenir l'un de nos patrons et avoir accès à tout notre contenu exclusif : www.patreon.com/LaPuck Merci en terminant à Francis Benoit et la gang de Memorable Authentic, nos commanditaires qui sont d'une générosité folle avec nous autres. Pour vos besoins d'articles de collection : www.memorableauthentic.com

Une personne qu'on gagne à connaître, Amélie (@static_lesbo) nous a charmé avec ses histoires et son build plutôt rare. Un beau cabriolet mk1 n'est pas si rare à trouver mais, une fois modifié de cette façon, il a facilement sa touche d'authenticité. // En collaboration avec Dominic Dequoy - Courtier Hypotécaire - Équipe Lupien

On essaie de remonter le moral à Jérémy en lui proposant des véhicules projets à vendre! On termine avec un JDM Corner thématique.. la Toyota MR2! // En collaboration avec Dominic Dequoy - Courtier Hypotécaire - Équipe Lupien

Si ça vous a déjà frôlé l'esprit de monter un 2JZ-GTE de 1000 whp dans un Lexus IS300, Guillaume est passé au podcast pour nous détailler ça! // En collaboration avec Dominic Dequoy - Courtier Hypotécaire - Équipe Lupien

This session of the radio show shares my conversation with Paula Lupien, Coach of the FHS Gymnastics team conducted on April 5, 2022.  Paula was announced in Dec 2021 as the Winner of the MIAA Coach of the Year award. We decided to wait until her season was complete  (and what a season it was) to have this conversation. We talk about how she came into the role as coach after advocating to create a team, and how she has developed the program to be undefeated for 2 seasons in the Hockomock League, win the Sectionals this year, take 2nd in the State and then 1st at New England. What does the team do from here? It may be something of a building opportunity but the team is positioned to do good things next year and going forward. The recording runs about 38 minutes, so let's listen to my conversation with Paula on April 5, 2022. -------------- Hockomock All-star selections  https://www.franklinmatters.org/2022/03/rudolph-named-mvp-leads-multiple-fhs.html (https://www.franklinmatters.org/2022/03/rudolph-named-mvp-leads-multiple-fhs.html)  D1 New England Champions  https://www.franklinmatters.org/2022/03/fhs-gymnastics-team-d1-new-england.html (https://www.franklinmatters.org/2022/03/fhs-gymnastics-team-d1-new-england.html)  2nd place at MA State meet https://www.franklinmatters.org/2022/03/fhs-gymnastics-take-2nd-place-in-miaa.html (https://www.franklinmatters.org/2022/03/fhs-gymnastics-take-2nd-place-in-miaa.html) 1st Place at South Sectionals https://www.franklinmatters.org/2022/02/fhs-gymnastics-take-first-in-d1-south.html (https://www.franklinmatters.org/2022/02/fhs-gymnastics-take-first-in-d1-south.html)  State individual meet performances https://www.franklinmatters.org/2022/02/fhs-gymnastics-performances-from-state.html (https://www.franklinmatters.org/2022/02/fhs-gymnastics-performances-from-state.html) Emma White 2nd in All around https://www.franklinmatters.org/2022/02/fhs-emma-white-takes-2nd-in-all-around.html (https://www.franklinmatters.org/2022/02/fhs-emma-white-takes-2nd-in-all-around.html)  1st place at Hockomock Championships https://www.franklinmatters.org/2022/02/fhs-gymnastics-team-takes-1st-place-at.html (https://www.franklinmatters.org/2022/02/fhs-gymnastics-team-takes-1st-place-at.html)  Coach of Year - MIAA for Gymnastics https://www.franklinmatters.org/2021/12/paula-lupien-named-2020-2021-miaa.html (https://www.franklinmatters.org/2021/12/paula-lupien-named-2020-2021-miaa.html)  -------------- We are now producing this in collaboration with http://www.franklin.tv/ (Franklin.TV) and Franklin Public Radio (http://www.wfpr.fm/ (wfpr.fm)) or 102.9 on the Franklin area radio dial.   This podcast is my public service effort for Franklin but we can't do it alone. We can always use your help. How can you help? If you can use the information that you find here, please tell your friends and neighbors If you don't like something here, please let me know Through this feedback loop we can continue to make improvements. I thank you for listening. For additional information, please visit https://franklinmatters.org/ (Franklinmatters.org/) or http://www.franklin.news/ (www.franklin.news/) If you have questions or comments you can reach me directly at shersteve @ gmail dot com The music for the intro and exit was provided byhttp://www.eastofshirley.com/ ( Michael Clark and the group "East of Shirley"). The piece is titled "Ernesto, manana"  c. Michael Clark & Tintype Tunes, 2008 and used with their permission. I hope you enjoy! ------------------ You can also subscribe and listen to Franklin Matters audio on iTunes or your favorite podcast app; search in "podcasts" for "Franklin Matters"

“It was nice to be included,” says Lupien. “I recognized a lot of names on there and some folks whose work I've been following for years.“Mass Timber is an umbrella term for a variety of engineered wood building construction materials. And typically, these are panelized materials and they're really large. Imagine a big beam made of layers of 2x4s laminated together in the shape of a steel I-beam so that you could use that instead of a steel I-beam in a large building. Or imagine a large panel, like a wall or a floor that's made of layers of 2x4s or 2x6s in opposing layers, stacked in layers that are in the opposite direction of one another. That's called cross-laminated timber. And you can drop that in to create a wall or a floor. So, these are big materials that are typically used in larger buildings.” Why is Mass Timber a good fit for construction, like at the MSU STEM Teaching and Learning Facility that uses it extensively and has won many awards?“The Michigan State University STEM Teaching and Learning facility opened in July, and it's the first building in Michigan to use mass timber for its structural system. The STEM Facility uses two types of mass timber. One is glue-laminated timber. Those are typically beams and columns. People who like buildings and know buildings will know that glue-laminated timber columns and beams aren't really new. They've been in use for a few decades here in the United States. And the building also uses cross-laminated timber, which are those big panels that I was talking about. And that's a newer technology that's just starting to emerge in North America.“People are excited about mass timber for a variety of reasons, but the main driver behind the interest is the sustainability benefits of building with big wood in combination in hybrid models like we did in the STEM Facility with materials like steel or concrete, which are more historically or typically used in large buildings.“Mass timber is great because to produce mass timber and transport mass timber typically emits less carbon than other types of building materials. Wood is a renewable material; it's a renewable resource. You're not using a finite resource. So, that's a more sustainable way of building as well. But the thing that I think is powerful about mass timber in addition to those features is how trees work. In a forest, trees absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere during photosynthesis. They take in that carbon dioxide. As we know, they emit oxygen, which we breathe. But they take in that carbon dioxide as gas and then they store it in their trunks, in their branches, in their roots, and ultimately, in the soil as carbon.“While that carbon is stored in the trees, it's not being emitted into the atmosphere. We know that carbon dioxide going into the atmosphere warms the atmosphere contributing to global climate change. There are many other types of greenhouse gases that also contribute to climate change. Methane being one that we hear a lot about as well. And methane is admitted by trees when they are dying and decomposing in the forest. So, when you have trees storing carbon in the forest, that's a very important benefit of forests. It helps to contain that carbon by either delaying it or preventing it from going back in the atmosphere at a rapid pace, which is what we want to avoid to curb climate emissions.“When you cut a tree and you use it in a long-lived durable product like mass timber, which can last for 50, 100, 150 years in a building, you're storing a significant amount of carbon that tree in the forest has sequestered, absorbed, and stored. You're storing that carbon in the building, further delaying the amount of time before that carbon would go into the atmosphere. So, you're really helping your buildings to become centers of carbon storage. And other materials such as steel and concrete, of course, don't store carbon. They don't have a carbon storage capacity.”Lupien talks about how MSU is leading in the research and application of mass timber and about how a growing and evolving mass timber industry can impact Michigan's economy.“Mass Timber@MSU is funded in large part by Michigan Department of Natural Resources and the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development. Both of those agencies are very interested in advancing mass timber in Michigan in large part because they see significant potential opportunities for rural-forested communities to revive some forest economies that have been a little bit tired for many reasons in recent years, maybe creating some new opportunities in milling, some new opportunities in kilning, and, of course, new opportunities in manufacture of mass timber. On the construction side, there's also the opportunity to train new types of builders. This is a different way of building. We can perhaps develop new types of construction jobs. So, there's a lot of potential economic development opportunities associated with this.“On the manufacturing side, it's important to note that most mass timber in North America is coming from the Pacific Northwest or the Pacific Coast of Canada. Some is coming from Quebec. For example, the mass timber that you'll see if you visit our STEM Teaching and Learning Facility is from black spruce from Quebec. And then some is starting to come from the Southeast United States using yellow pine. The reason for that is that all the mass timber technologies currently certified for use in North America are made from soft wood species like spruce, pine, and fur.“In Michigan, we have about 20 percent soft wood in our forest but about 80 percent hardwood. That's an interesting opportunity for Michigan to think about. How can we use hardwoods in mass timber in North America? Europe has been using hardwoods in mass timber. Can we do it here? From an engineering and structural standpoint, the answer is yes. It just is a matter of doing the research, development, and product certification to make that happen. Our friends at Michigan Tech University have been doing some exciting research along those lines, developing cross-laminated timber using hardwoods. So, we're watching that very carefully.“I think it's exciting to see mass timber in person. We have the first example of mass timber construction right here on MSU's campus. For those interested in visiting the STEM Facility here on MSU's campus, please feel free to reach out to me, Sandra Lupien. My email address is lupiensa@msu.edu. And I will be happy to find a time when you or perhaps a group of your colleagues can come and see the building, or we can do an introduction to mass timber presentation. When people see it, they really understand ‘Oh, this is how it works.' And in addition to the benefits that I mentioned, it's also just very beautiful; it's a nice feeling to be in a building made from wood that's exposed. People love that. The students are really enjoying the building. I think we're going to see more mass timber buildings in Michigan in the coming months and years. And I hope that we'll also realize mass timber manufacturing in Michigan before too long.”MSU Today airs Saturdays at 5 p.m. and Sundays at 5 a.m. on WKAR News/Talk and Sundays at 8 p.m. on 760 WJR. Find “MSU Today with Russ White” on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and wherever you get your shows.

Pour cet épisode, on devient Les Dialogueuses de la réalisation et de la représentation cinématographique  et on rencontre Anna Lupien qui est réalisatrice et co-chercheure de la recherche Qui filme qui?, et Nicole Giguère qui est réalisatrice et membre du CA de Réalisatrices Équitables depuis les débuts de l'organisme. On jase avec elles des obstacles systémiques vécues par les femmes dans le milieu de la réalisation, du rôle ainsi que de la mission de l'organisme Réalisatrices Équitables et on discute de la dernière étude qu'elles ont publiée : Qui filme qui?  Anna Lupien a complété une maîtrise en sociologie à l'UQAM. Elle se dédie tour à tour à la réalisation, à la recherche, à l'enseignement, à l'écriture et au travail de l'image. Elle a réalisé de nombreux courts et moyens métrages présentés en salle, en ligne et dans des espaces muséaux. Son travail sociologique a donné lieu à trois études sur les femmes et le cinéma menées en collaboration avec l'organisme Réalisatrices Équitables et à l'essai De la cuisine au studio, publié aux Éditions du remue-ménage.  Nicole Giguère a commencé en 1975 à réaliser des documentaires avec le collectif VIDÉO FEMMES. Pendant une dizaine d'années d'activités avec ce groupe, elle a signé plusieurs films et vidéos traitant de la condition des femmes. Depuis 1986, elle travaille comme scénariste et réalisatrice indépendante sur des documentaires d'auteurs et des séries télévisuelles. Ses intérêts principaux concernent les phénomènes sociaux, de même que le domaine culturel et musical. Depuis 2007, elle fait partie du CA de Réalisatrices Équitables.//Pour suivre Réalisatrices Équitables en ligne :Site web, Facebook et Instagram Pour suivre Anna Lupien en ligne : Site web  Pour suivre Nicole Giguère en ligne Ressources mentionnées durant l'épisode : Qui filme qui? Pour suivre Les Péripatéticiennes en ligne :SITE WEB, FACEBOOK  INSTAGRAM : https://www.instagram.com/lesperipateticiennes/PATREON : https://www.patreon.com/lesperipateticiennes GRAPHISME ET LOGO : Éliane Champagne MUSIQUE : Composition et interprétation : Sarah Gouin Percussions : Simon CharetteSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/lesperipateticiennes)Le podcast Les Dialogueuses est également diffusé tous les derniers mardis du mois de 13h à 14h sur les ondes de CIBL 101,5Notre livre est disponible en prévente. C'est une mine d'informations et de réflexions sur la sexualité, sur les rapports sociaux que nous entretenons et sur l'apprentissage de la vie en général. En achetant votre copie en prévente, vous recevrez 6 cartes postales en édition limitée reprenant des illustrations du livre. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/lesperipateticiennes)

- Do you feel stuck? - You know you can do so much more …Yet… - You feel you have so much to offer -You are determined to find a way - You are at the right place! https://howtobecomemore.com https://howtobecomemore.com/will-you-be-my-next-success-story/ FREE VIDEO GUIDE + WORKBOOK 3 Secrets To Get Unstuck Fast And Unleash Your Full Potential Learn the 3 secrets that successful entrepreneurs use to shift their business success mindset and move from good to great! This free video training will show you how to unleash your true potential and achieve the success you deserve in 3 simple steps. Workbook included! Be sure to like and subscribe to both the podcast and youtube Conversations: https://youtu.be/YzHhonwtiVE --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/awesomelife/message

Do you believe you are the captain of your ship, the master of your domain, that you have free will to act and react to what life brings your way? We can't control everything in life. But what we can control counts for a lot.In this episode, Lisa talks about:How the “result” is discovered in the coaching modelWhat you can do to see the results in your lifeWays you can boost your stress management by claiming a sense of control (N.U.T.S. framework)Resources mentioned:“Your beliefs become your thoughts, Your thoughts become your words, Your words become your actions, Your actions become your habits, Your habits become your values, Your values become your destiny.” ― GandhiThe Life Coach School's teaching on “The Model” (or the self-coaching model)Dr. Lupien's NUTS stress framework----------Coming in December! “Get Ready for a Fun, Sexy 2022!”This is a 5 day online group experience where we unpack your dreams and get you set up for a fun, sexy, playful, less stress new year!Visit lisaschwaller.com/hello2022 for details. ----------Join the Less Stress, More Fun podcast community on Facebook!Get Lisa's "3 Ways to Reduce Stress TODAY" video + PDF. Visit Lisa online! Website | Instagram | LinkedIn

Spoiler alert! Yes, stress can be tamed. It seems like an unwieldy creature that we are constantly defending against. But...it's far less (or more?) dramatic than that…In this episode, Lisa talks about:What stress isHow we can adjust the volume of the stress in our livesPlus you'll get fun (perhaps silly!) homeworkResources mentioned:Dr. Lupien's NUTS stress framework“Understanding the Stress Response” (Harvard)“How do Ditch Self Doubt and Build Real Self Confidence” (Mel Robbins on Creative Live)Join the Less Stress, More Fun podcast community on Facebook!Get Lisa's "3 Ways to Reduce Stress TODAY" video + PDF.Visit Lisa online! Website | Instagram | LinkedIn

The Half Hour is a current events podcast designed with the intention of helping Extemp competitors (and other Speech and Debate members, as well as listening for the general public) understand the importance of political, social, or economical events on a domestic and international scale. Each episode looks at both sides of current events while providing background information to help expand upon the issue. The Half Hour also looks into common questions that people may be asked relating to current events and will work to answer them based on credible news sources from both sidesBitcoin in El Salvador with Steven LupienThis podcast features special guest Steven Lupien to discuss the impacts of the Bitcoin Law passed in El Salvador. The effects are shown not only in El Salvador, but on a domestic and international basis as well.For exhaustive sources from this Podcast and more information, visit: https://www.oneclapspeechanddebate.com/post/the-half-hour-w--yuyu-yuan-and-spencer-travis-episode-4-bitcoin-in-el-salvador-w--steven-lupienFollow Us On Social MediaOne Clap Speech and Debate:Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/oneclappodcastInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/one_clap_podcast/Watch the episode here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCx79MVh5SZHG4m8mrPiMA1gYuYu Yuan:Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/yuyu.yuan927/Spencer Travis:Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/spencer_travis_/-----Credits and Credentials-----Video/Audio Recording: Zoom Video CommunicationsProduction Recording: OBS StudioDesign Production: Adobe SparkHosts: YuYu Yuan, Spencer TravisBusiness Information: Reach via Social Media [Links Above]Produced By: Spencer TravisEdited By: Joshua MitchellPowered By: One Clap Speech and Debate Podcast [Lyle Wiley]Music By: Lyle Wiley (Production: GarageBand)This podcast (or clips from this podcast) cannot be used without consent of One Clap/The Half Hour. All recordings are our own work with our own research and information put together.Hi, friends. I wanted to take a moment to pay tribute to a member of the One Clap and Wyoming Speech and Debate family - Mack Kramer.Mack was a Rock Springs and University of Wyoming debater who we recently tragically lost. Mack was unfailingly kind and supportive. They went out of their way to help others and were a relentless supporter of One Clap.I mourn with the Kramer family and many others who loved and deeply appreciated Mack Kramer.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/oneclapspeechanddebate)

Procrastination is the silent killer. How do you beat it? Learn these three simple steps so that you can kill procrastination before it kills your ideas. Join your host Tersh Blissett and his guest Francois Lupien as they discuss their insights on this topic. Francois is a business success mindset coach and he is here to tell you how to take action on your goals. You will never get things done if you just sit back and wait for a miracle to happen. That is not how life works. Learn Francois's three easy steps on how you can beat procrastination so that you can be successful in whatever you do. Join in the conversation and fight procrastination today.   Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! servicebusinessmastery.com

Procrastination is the silent killer. How do you beat it? Learn these three simple steps so that you can kill procrastination before it kills your ideas. Join your host Tersh Blissett and his guest Francois Lupien as they discuss their insights on this topic. Francois is a business success mindset coach and he is here to tell you how to take action on your goals. You will never get things done if you just sit back and wait for a miracle to happen. That is not how life works. Learn Francois's three easy steps on how you can beat procrastination so that you can be successful in whatever you do. Join in the conversation and fight procrastination today.   Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! servicebusinessmastery.com

Francois Lupien is a dynamic coach, speaker, and presenter whose experience includes working with Tony Robbins, Stephen Covey, and as a consultant with Bob Proctor. He has been a Top Real Estate agent for 11 years with Remax, and a serial entrepreneur with multiple successful 6-figure businesses. Thank you to our sponsor: https://zvook.co (Zvook.co) -- Use the coupon code BREAKTHROUGH to save 10% on your first podcast ad campaign. Put your ads in podcasts today! Here are the key links from the episode: https://howtobecomemore.com (Francois' site -- How To Become More) https://howtobecomemore.com/coaching/ (Schedule a coaching call with Francois) https://www.linkedin.com/in/francoislupien/?originalSubdomain=ca (Connect with Francois on LinkedIn)

What could happen if you were able to more effectively transfer feelings to your prospects and clients? Today's guest, Francois Lupien, coaches us on how to build relational bridges. We'll explore how we can cast a vision for a positive future instead of staying in the negative emotion from exploiting pain points. We'll also learn how to develop the habits of a business athlete. Get ready to learn from this idea-packed discussion.

Life keeps happening to us. We can either let it run us off the cliff or take control of the steering wheel. Francois Lupien, dynamic coach, speaker, and presenter, joins Penny Zenker to talk about the importance of taking responsibility for what happens to us so we can create the reality we want. He discusses how we need to look at our relationship with our results and how it informs us to become better in business. What is more, Francois then talks about mindset and skillset, time management, and delegation. Join him in this episode as he offers deeper insights into the power we hold when it comes to our results, helping you increase your bottom line dramatically.Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here's How »Join the Take Back Time community today:TugOfWarWithTime.comTug of War With Time FacebookTug of War With Time TwitterTug of War With Time Pinterest

Allain Lupien has had an incredible career filled with amazing experiences and successes. You might know him best for his role as Lucien in The Next Step but his dance journey actually started when he was a young boy.Allain was only 8 when his mother was sticken down with polio, she was 22 at the time and vowed that all of her children would dance. He might of fought it in the beginning but very soon became grateful that she had enrolled him in dance classes.As a student, Allain studied and competed in Jazz, Tap and Ballet until the age of 19, when he began teaching and performing. Allain soon became a member of the Canadian Actors Equity Association and Dance Masters of America.He and his wife opened Canadian Dance Company in 1985. Under his direction, CDC has won the highest awards in the major dance competitions in Canada, the U.S. and Europe. His Choreography represented Team Canada in the World Dance Championships in 2005 and achieved the highest medal standings for Canada to date.His training has produced many professionals in dance who have performed in films such as Hairspray the major motion picture, Broadway Musicals as well as professional ballet companies like the National Ballet of Canada and attend the best schools such as Julliard, The National Ballet Of Canada and Pointe Park.Allain's greatest strength is in his ability to inspire dancers of any age and of all talent levels. His classes drive students to reach their full potential. As a result, he has been responsible for helping some of the finest dancers in the industry achieve their dreams.

Allain Lupien might best be known for his role as the super villain Lucien in The Next Step. It is, however, his work as a Dance Studio Owner and Principal that first brought him to the attention of The Next Step Producers. Allain Lupien operates The Canadian Dance Company. Under his direction, CDC has won the highest awards in the major dance competitions in Canada, the U.S. and Europe. His Choreography represented Team Canada in the World Dance Championships in 2005 and achieved the highest medal standings for Canada to date.His training has produced many professionals in Dance including many of the incredible dancers you watch on The Next Step including; Briar Nolet, Myles Erlick, Noah Zulfikar, Lamar Johnson and Isaac Lupien. Here is your chance to get to know the man behind the amazing choreography and dancing. Charlie asks Allain the tough questions including; his favourite food, the place he would most like to holiday and even what his least favourite food is.Learn facts you never knew about your favourite people in the Performing Arts industry with Charlie's quick fire round of questions. Allain's full interview will be available this Saturday in episode 88 of Dance Matters Podcast.My Diva Squad The WORLD'S best rolling dance bags, dance suitcase, and dance luggage system ever developed.

L'ancien coéquipier de Gilles Lupien Ivon Lambert rend hommage ce dernier sur les ondes de Danradiosport.com Visité le site au www.Danradiosport.com

Retour sur la vie et la carrière de l'ex-hockeyeur et agent Gilles Lupien. Entrevue avec l'astronaute David St-Jacques qui est revenu à la médecine en raison de la pandémie. Devant les membres de la Commission spéciale sur l'évolution de la Loi concernant les soins de fin de vie, Sandra Demontigny, a livré un témoignage touchant en faveur d'une demande anticipée d'Aide Médicale à mourir, qui serait exécutoire. Le plaisir du vin, les brevets et la fierté d'un père avec Charles Goyer. Voir https://www.cogecomedia.com/vie-privee/fr/ pour notre politique de vie privée

Entrevue avec Enrico Ciccone, député de Marquette (PLQ), ancien joueur et ancien agent de joueur de hockey : Retour sur le code de la bagarre et le décès de son mentor Gilles Lupien. Pour de l’information concernant l’utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

Entrevue avec Guy Lafleur, ancien joueur du Canadien de Montréal : Le décès de Gilles Lupien, son numéro retiré dans la LHJMQ et la série Canadien-Leafs. Pour de l'information concernant l'utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

Chronique sports avec Jean-Charles Lajoie : Le décès de Gilles Lupien, Carey Price pète les plombs à l’entraînement et les séries de la LNH. Pour de l’information concernant l’utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

Entrevue avec Réjean Tremblay, chroniqueur sportif au Journal de Montréal et de Québec : Réjean Tremblay parle du décès de son ami Gilles Lupien.   Pour de l’information concernant l’utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

On today's episode of The Sales Evangelist, we're joined by coach, speaker, and presenter Francois Lupien. From Tae Kwon Do Canadian champion to a top real estate agent to serial entrepreneur, Francois has worn multiple hats and now dedicates himself to helping entrepreneurs increase their net worth and accomplish their goals. Today, he lets us know why sales are important and his approach to doing it right every time. But first, why are sales so important? Nothing happens until a sale is made, regardless of the field. A sale is needed for a business, just like fuel is needed for any car. For the client, you are an essential cog in the wheel. There are many problems and many solutions, but the salesperson's job is to ensure the solution is brought to the problem. As a salesperson, you need to be Sherlock Holmes: inquisitive, curious, and 100% focused on the person in front of you. Genuine interest in the client is your first role. Francois's tips to be excellent in sales: Questions are the answer. If you aren't getting the answers you want, change your questions to get the right answers. Do not make assumptions as a salesperson - you will fail. Ask questions to find out what the prospect wants. The salesperson's job is to serve the people, even if they aren't the perfect fit for the sale. If you remain professional and helpful, they'll be impressed and give referrals to more prospects. Use active listening to figure out what information you need from the prospect. A phrase that brings sales “I can help you with that. It's very common with the people that I deal with. If I can show you how to solve your problem, will you work with me?” His parting advice: His go-to method - describe a scenario and ask the client if the scenario describes them. Never ask to close or make the person join when they're in that stressful environment (AKA when you tell them the price.)  After stating the price, link your service back to their end result - exceeding their expectations and future pacing. Once they're back in a yes mentality, move forward and make the sale. One major takeaway? Listen to the people who've been in your situation. Success leaves clues. Don't try to reinvent the wheel and embrace the experience of others.  Connect with Francois on LinkedIn and at his website howtobecomemore.com to schedule a free call with him! This episode is brought to you in part by Skipio. Are you sick of crickets? As a salesperson, the pain of reaching out with phone calls or emails and not receiving a response is real. But all text messaging is not created equal. 85% of people prefer text over email and phone calls because they want to engage in a conversation, not listen to bots. Be more like people and start having conversations that end in the conversions you want. Try Skipio at www.Skipio.com. This episode is brought to you in part by NetHunt CRM. NetHunt CRM is a sales automation tool that lives inside Gmail. It covers a full set of features to manage leads, nurture customer relations, monitor sales progress, and automate sales and marketing workflows. With native-like Gmail and  G Suite integration, you can access your CRM data, launch bulk email campaigns, and set up automated sequences from the comfort of your inbox. NetHunt helps move leads down your sales funnel and never lets a valuable prospect go untouched. NetHunt CRM offers TSE listeners a 40% discount for the first three months along with free user training and a dedicated Customer Success Manager with any pricing plan. Try NetHunt CRM today at https://nethunt.com/tse. This course is brought to you in part by the TSE Sales Certified Training Program, a course designed to help new and struggling sellers to master the fundamentals of sales and close more deals. Help elevate your sales game and sign up now to get the first two modules free! You can visit www.thesalesevangelist.com/closemoredeals or call (561) 570-5077 for more information. We value your opinion and always want to improve the quality of our show. Complete our two-minute survey here: thesalesevangelist.com/survey. We'd love for you to join us for our next episodes, tune in on Apple Podcast, Stitcher, and Spotify. You can also leave comments, suggestions, and ratings for each episode you listen to!  Read more about sales or listen to audiobooks on Audible and explore their huge online library. Register now to get a free book and a 30-day trial. Audio provided by Free SFX.

My Mastermind group partner Francois Lupien is brilliant, he is fun and very passionate about what he does. It's so powerful to be around like-minded people and being able to Mastermind with Francois every week for the past three months, I got to know him very well. And I wanted to share what he is doing and how he is able to help people in his business. Francois is a dynamic mentor, coach, speaker and presenter whose experience includes working with Tony Robbins, Stephen Covey (7 Habits of Highly Effective People) and as a consultant with Bob Proctor. Achieving excellence in everything he puts his mind to, Francois has been a Tae Kwon Do Canadian champion, a Top Real Estate agent for 11 years with Remax, and a serial entrepreneur with multiple successful 6-figure businesses. Francois is happily married and father to 6 amazing children. Passionate, dedicated and enthusiastic, Francois can show you how to get real results that stick – mediocrity is never an option! If you're frustrated and feeling stuck, disappointed with your present results but you know deep down that you can do so much more. and you don't know how. Well, Francois has a solution for you. He has a curre for your challenge(s). To learn more, listen to the full interview. To connect with Francois, visit https://howtobecomemore.com/

On today's show, we talk with District 3 candidates Diana Saleh, Alixis Lupien & Nikkie Hunter & District 4 City Councilor Andrew Piel about what they bring to the table for the city and what they see in the future for Arlington.

Francois Lupien is a dynamic coach, mentor and speaker whose experience includes successfully working with Tony Robbins, Stephen Covey (7 Habits of Highly Effective People) and as a consultant with Bob Proctor (Movie: The Secret).Achieving excellence in everything he puts his mind to, Francois has been a Tae Kwon Do Canadian champion, a Top Real Estate agent for 11 years with Remax, and a serial entrepreneur with multiple successful 6-figure businesses.Learn More: https://howtobecomemore.com/Influential Influencers with Mike Saundershttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/influential-entrepreneurs-with-mike-saunders/Source: https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/interview-with-francois-lupien-coach-mentor-and-speaker-founder-of-how-to-become-more

Francois Lupien is a dynamic coach, mentor and speaker whose experience includes successfully working with Tony Robbins, Stephen Covey (7 Habits of Highly Effective People) and as a consultant with Bob Proctor (Movie: The Secret).Achieving excellence in everything he puts his mind to, Francois has been a Tae Kwon Do Canadian champion, a Top Real Estate agent for 11 years with Remax, and a serial entrepreneur with multiple successful 6-figure businesses.Learn More: https://howtobecomemore.com/Influential Influencers with Mike Saundershttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/influential-entrepreneurs-with-mike-saunders/Source: https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/interview-with-francois-lupien-coach-mentor-and-speaker-founder-of-how-to-become-more

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A member of Rochester City Council, Mary Lupien, joins us. She discusses why she had information about Daniel Prude's death before the public found out in September. We also discuss how Lupien and mental health professionals see the Prude case and the need for changes in who responds to emergency calls. Our guests: Mary Lupien , member of Rochester City Council Melanie Funchess , mental health advocate, and member of the Greater Rochester Black Agenda Group and the Black Healers Network Chacku Mathai , mental health and substance use ex-patient, recovery advocate, member of the New York State Behavioral Health Services Advisory Council, and vice president for the National Association for Rights Protection and Advocacy

Conférence de Jimmy Mouchard - Le port romain du quartier de Saint-Lupien à Rezé/Ratiatum (Loire-Atlantique)Grâce aux fouilles sous-marines très médiatisées de Jean-Yves Empereur à Alexandrie ou encore à l’exposition du Louvre sur Arles antique issue des fouilles archéologiques du dépôt portuaire, l’archéologie des ports fluviaux et maritimes connaît un véritable renouveau. Au carrefour des interrogations sur les échanges commerciaux, des circulations de populations et de biens comme des logiques d’installation et de conquête de territoires, la question des ports permet d’aborder des thématiques riches.Jimmy Mouchard se penche sur le port romain du quartier de Saint-Lupien à Rezé/Ratiatum, important chantier fluvial du Haut Empire. Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

Brittany, 31, would typically describe herself as a "pretty active and energized human," but ever since Daylight Savings Time ended in early November, she's been in a major slump. "Ever since the sun has been setting at 4:50 p.m., it’s been really hard to convince myself to socialize downstairs with my roommates or get out of bed in the morning," Brittany tells Bustle. "It doesn’t help that we’re in the second surge of a pandemic, so with it being darker longer and such, I really just want to sleep until spring." She adds that there's definitely a "mental health aspect" to the exhaustion she's feeling. "Losing the sun earlier is more upsetting because I feel like by the time I am finally ready to get my day started, it's over," Nancy, 33, tells Bustle. "It feels like I'm trapped in a loop." A quick scroll of the timeline suggests Brittany and Nancy aren't the only people feeling this way. "Wtf did they put in this daylight savings??? NyQuil????" Twitter user JaiVibez tweeted on Nov. 21 — a full 20 days after the clocks were turned back. Thousands of replies and quote Tweets echo the feeling of wanting to go to bed the second the sun sets. Despite having weeks to adjust to the hour time change, people are feeling totally out of it, even when they've gone through Daylight Savings Time ending many times before. What gives? The first half of 2020 was, according to neuroscientist Sara Isbell, CEO and co-founder of Mercaptor Discoveries, "the biggest change to the world's social rhythm." Couple that with the second wave of the virus and daylight savings time ending has created an even greater sense of disorientation. Basically, without your pre-2020 rhythms, you experience time differently. "In the week between two of your Zoom meetings, your mental clock is counting fewer ticks than normal, making time seem like it’s flying by," Craig Callender Ph.D, a professor of philosophy at UC San Diego, previously told Bustle; in a typical year, we'd have many more meetings, lunches, dates, or other events to mark the passage of time, making it feel slower. But what does that have to do with why this month has totally thrown off our daily cycles? Psychologist S. Mason Garrison tells Bustle that the brain hormone cortisol might also be responsible. "I wouldn't be surprised cortisol levels are entirely out of whack," Garrison says. "Cortisol is a stress hormone that also regulates some of the body's natural cycles, like sleep. And when we are in a constant state of stress those levels become elevated," she explains. Garrison adds that there's actually research that shows that time perception is linked with cortisol production. A 2015 study published in the Journal Biological Psychology suggested that changes in cortisol levels were associated with balanced and imbalanced perceptions of time, meaning, basically, that stress can make you understand time in different ways. Throw in the fact that this year has been unprecedentedly stressful, and it's no wonder you're ready for bed as soon as you close Zoom for the day. Isbell suggests that people who experience Seasonal Affective Disorder may be particularly vulnerable to this sensation, especially because physical touch is harder to come by during the pandemic. "Touching someone releases serotonin," she says. Lacking serotonin — a "feel good" hormone — and otherwise feeling down "coupled with the change it causes to our perception and sense of time — leaves many feeling lost," Isbell says. If this winter is totally throwing your rhythms off, making minor adjustments to your schedule, like starting your day earlier, can help you add some extra hours of sunlight. Nancy tells Bustle that though she's "not a morning person," forcing herself to wake up with the sun to make up for what's lost in the afternoon "definitely helps." Seeking a therapist's support can also help relieve some of the stress that may be throwing your rhythms off. But know, too, that the days start getting lighter again in just a few weeks, and Daylight Savings Time comes back March 14, 2021. If you or someone you know is seeking help for mental health concerns, visit the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) website, or call 1-800-950-NAMI (6264). For confidential treatment referrals, visit the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) website, or call the National Helpline at 1-800-662-HELP(4357). In an emergency, contact the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK(8255) or call 911. Olivera-Figueroa, L. A., Juster, R. P., Morin-Major, J. K., Marin, M. F., & Lupien, S. J. (2015). A time to be stressed? Time perspectives and cortisol dynamics among healthy adults. Biological psychology, 111, 90–99. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.biopsycho.2015.09.002

In this episode we interview Lacey Lupien of Lancaster, MN.  She got the opportunity of a lifetime shooting a trophy elk 3 miles from her house.  We also speak with our friend Bill Katz of BK Outdoors about the wheelhouse industry and Katz Koverz.

The first woman in the construction industry from the Province of Quebec to become LEED Fellow and part of the professional green building industry for over 12 years, Josée's journey has been an exceptional one. Among her qualities that stand out, this honour recognizes her technical proficiency, leadership, commitment and dedication to the advancement of the sustainable construction industry in Quebec as well as abroad. A founding member of the Quebec chapter of the Canadian Green Building Council, her leadership has been recognized on more than one occasion. Recognized for cutting-edge expertise in sustainable building and LEED® certification, Josée Lupien, LEED Fellow, BD + C & ID + C, president,brings together a team of experts with incomparable know-how in environmental analysis of construction materials and in the implementation of sustainable buildings. After more than 30 years in the manufacturing industry and numerous collaborations with architects, engineers and construction contractors, in 2008, Ms. Lupien decided to invest in the green building sector by setting up the company. Vertima. Today, thanks to its experienced and specialized team, Vertima actively supports manufacturers as well as all stakeholders involved in an ecological and sustainable construction project, and particularly with regard to LEED® certification. Our greatest strength remains the quality of our services, the integrity, transparency and professionalism of our team as well as our network of loyal and trusted partners and collaborators. Our influence is achieved through our involvement and our contribution in the evolution of sustainable building for 12 years.   Show Highlights  How Canada's LEED challenges, spec requirements, rating systems and adaptations differ from the U.S.? Vertima, the only Canadian company that is approved as a preparer and verifier from HPD collaborative.  Tips on reinventing how to work efficiently and effective in virtual meetings with these steps.  Josee shares why there is a need for more qualified people in the carbon and overall wellness movements. Ways to push reducing the carbon footprint in buildings and the C40 challenge.  Productivity tips, why continuing education and certifications matter and how the resources from the GBES.com helped Josee pass her WELL exam.  WELL Health and Safety is becoming  popular but it's not just in the certifications, but the verification. “If you believe in what you're doing and how you can change the world, go for it.  I encourage you to jump in the green building movement. Absolutely!”    Josee Lupien Transcript   Josee Lupien's Show Resource and Information LinkedIn Vertima   Connect with Charlie Cichetti and GBES Charlie on LinkedIn Green Building Educational Services GBES on Twitter Connect on LinkedIn Like on Facebook Google+ GBES Pinterest Pins GBES on Instagram GBES is excited our membership community is growing. Consider joining our membership community as members are given access to some of the guests on the podcasts that you can ask project questions. If you are preparing for an exam, there will be more assurance that you will pass your next exam, you will be given cliff notes if you are a member, and so much more. Go to www.gbes.com/join to learn more about the 4 different levels of access to this one-of-a-kind career-advancing green building community! If you truly enjoyed the show, don't forget to leave a positive rating and review on iTunes.  We have prepared more episodes for the upcoming weeks, so come by again next week! Thank you for tuning in to the Green Building Matters Podcast!   Copyright © 2020 GBES

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Cette semaine, François rencontre l'ancien responsable de la sortie du vote du camp du OUI au référendum de 1995 et DG du Parti Québécois sous Péladeau et Lisée, Alain Lupien. Retour sur sa montée au sein du mouvement indépendantiste, son passage au PQ et pourquoi sa vision de l'organisation politique est si encensée?

In the battle to defeat cancer, award-winning UHN researcher Dr. Mathieu Lupien is a modern-day version of the Bletchley Park World War Two codebreakers. Dr. Lupien searches the human genome, trying to crack the origin of how and why cancer starts. He knows deciphering that enigmatic code is one of the keys that will lead to a cure for cancer. He explains how the human genome is like a road map to the inner workings of what makes us, well, us—and the many ways cancer disrupts that journey, and why researchers are now looking at so-called “junk DNA” for the source to cancer’s origins.Dr. Lupien also talks about the Terry Fox loonie he carries in his pocket at all times as a reminder of the commitment and importance of the work done in his lab, how a line in a TV show he watched as a child in Quebec has fuelled his research career,” and his advice for kids who want to go into science.

Lorsque j'ai rencontré François Lupien j'ai senti qu'il connaît très bien le domaine des assurances mais aussi l'importance des relations interpersonnelles. François a plus de 12 ans d'expérience dans le domaine de l'assurance de personnes ainsi que de l'investissement. Sa clientèle cible c'est les professionnels ainsi que les entrepreneurs. Étant lui même un entrepreneur. Je conseille fortement François à toute personne qui veut avoir une solution abordable pour ses finances. Vous pouvez le contacter directement au (514) 835-4696REGARDER LA VIDÉO Pour des offres exclusives concernant l'achat ou la vente d'une propriété vous pouvez visiter LATOUCHEMAGIQUE.COM Pour connaître les propriétaires des entreprises et rester au courant de tout ce qui se passe à Brossard, Saint-Lambert, Saint-Hubert et Greenfield Park vous pouvez visiter le tout nouveau site web hyper local PARKBENCH.COM Pour connaître l'état du marché immobilier et avoir accès à la liste de toutes les reprises de finance, vous pouvez visiter mon site web DRAGOSRUXANDU.COM

Join IBSC Director of Membership Engagement, Bruce Collins, as he hosts conversations about the importance of boys' wellness with Hal Hannaford, headmaster, Selwyn House School (Canada); Sonia Lupien, director and founder, Centre for Studies on Human Stress; and Ned Hallowell, renowned psychiatrist and New York Times best-selling author. At the 2019 IBSC Annual Conference in Montréal, Hal Hannaford emphasized the vital importance of connecting with other boys' educators. Now he shares his vision of why all boys' schools need to create welcoming spaces that focus on wellness. One of the most important roles of boys' schools is to foster meaningful connections in our communities. The engaging Sonia Lupien builds on the conversation by explaining on the scientific impact of stress on children and teenagers. She highlights ways schools and teachers can ameliorate the impact of stress in boys' lives. Lupien speaks about the power of meaningful relationships, recognition of individual talents, the signs of stress responses in students, stress response and gender, and losing mobilized energy. Ned Hallowell, an expert in treating ADHD and dyslexia, describes what he means when he says, “I don't treat disabilities, I help unwrap gifts.” The Harvard-trained psychiatrist offers his advice for teacher of boys as they engage with boys who face challenges. He details how to recognize and deal with students who might be struggling with so-called learning disabilities, including navigating prejudicial responses to these. Hallowell also speaks about the power of connectedness to create safe spaces for the boys we teach. IBSC Exploring Boys' Education music composed and performed by Tom DiGiovanni. Music inserts by Molly Johnson and her band were used with permission. Selwyn House School · Dr. Sonia Lupien · Centre for Studies on Human Stress · Dr. Ned Hallowell · IBSC

International Boys' Schools Coalition — Join IBSC Director of Membership Engagement, Bruce Collins, as he hosts conversations about the importance of boys’ wellness with Hal Hannaford, headmaster, Selwyn House School (Canada); Sonia Lupien, director and founder, Centre for Studies on Human Stress; and Ned Hallowell, renowned psychiatrist and New York Times best-selling author. At the 2019 IBSC Annual Conference in Montréal, Hal Hannaford emphasized the vital importance of connecting with other boys’ educators. Now he shares his vision of why all boys’ schools need to create welcoming spaces that focus on wellness. One of the most important roles of boys’ schools is to foster meaningful connections in our communities. The engaging Sonia Lupien builds on the conversation by explaining on the scientific impact of stress on children and teenagers. She highlights ways schools and teachers can ameliorate the impact of stress in boys’ lives. Lupien speaks about the power of meaningful relationships, recognition of individual talents, the signs of stress responses in students, stress response and gender, and losing mobilized energy. Ned Hallowell, an expert in treating ADHD and dyslexia, describes what he means when he says, “I don’t treat disabilities, I help unwrap gifts.” The Harvard-trained psychiatrist offers his advice for teacher of boys as they engage with boys who face challenges. He details how to recognize and deal with students who might be struggling with so-called learning disabilities, including navigating prejudicial responses to these. Hallowell also speaks about the power of connectedness to create safe spaces for the boys we teach. IBSC Exploring Boys’ Education music composed and performed by Tom DiGiovanni. Music inserts by Molly Johnson and her band were used with permission. Selwyn House School · Dr. Sonia Lupien · Centre for Studies on Human Stress · Dr. Ned Hallowell

Vuodenvaihteessa alkaa kaupallisessa radiotoiminnassa uusi vaihe, kun kymmenen vuoden radioluvat astuvat voimaan. Suomessa luvat on jaettu ns. kauneuskilpailussa, mutta olisiko huutokauppa parempi vaihto? Asiaa ovat selvittäneet Mika Mäkilä ja Janne Holopainen. Kuulemme myös Radiomedian toimitusjohtajan Stefan Möllerin kommentit asiaan.

Aujourd'hui on reçoit Marie-Ève Lupien, chef de projet à l'édition chez Randolph. Une invitée qui a beaucoup d'expériences et surtout énormément d'anecdotes très intéressantes pour nous! **En savoir plus sur le Marie-Ève Lupien et le Randolph :** - [Compte Instagram de Marie-Ève](https://www.instagram.com/meeve12/) - [Site du Randolph](https://www.randolph.ca/) - [Facebook du Randolph](https://www.facebook.com/randolphmontreal/) - [Site web de Bateau Bateau](https://bateaubateau.com/) S04-E02 : Marie-Ève Lupien BaladoLudique, un podcast entièrement consacré aux jeux, plus particulièrement aux jeux de table et jeux de société. Abonnez-vous à Baladoludique sur l'application Stitcher (android, apple ou ordinateur) Merci à notre diffuseur jeux.ca La musique est une gracieuseté de bensound.com **Jeux qui ont été mentionnés dans ce podcast (en ordre plus ou moins) :** - MegaGame Montréal - Nous ne sommes pas seuls - Draftosaurus - Slide Quest - Smartphone Inc. - Crusader - Newton **TOP 10 de Marie-Ève Lupein (EXPLOSÉ!) :** - Uwe Rosenberg (Le Havre, Agricola, ...) - Stephan Feld (Bora Bora, Trajan, Bruges) - Les jeux de "plateau" de Wolfgang Warsch (The Quacks of Quedlinburg, Die Tavernen im Tiefen Thal) - Terraforming Mars - Expressio / Telestration - Les jeux de type "Choisis et coche" (roll and write) - Roll for the Galaxy - Row Boat - Jeu de déduction (Sleuth, Black Vienna, Chronicles of crime, Exit, Unlock, Sherlock Détective Conseil, What's my word?, Mysterium, Code 777, Deckscape) - Ricochet Robots

Aujourd'hui on reçoit Marie-Ève Lupien, chef de projet à l'édition chez Randolph. Une invitée qui a beaucoup d'expériences et surtout énormément d'anecdotes très intéressantes pour nous! En savoir plus sur le Marie-Ève Lupien et le Randolph : Compte Instagram de Marie-Ève Site du Randolph Facebook du Randolph Site web de Bateau Bateau S04-E02 : Marie-Ève Lupien BaladoLudique, un podcast entièrement consacré aux jeux, plus particulièrement aux jeux de table et jeux de société. Abonnez-vous à Baladoludique sur l'application Stitcher (android, apple ou ordinateur) Merci à notre diffuseur jeux.ca La musique est une gracieuseté de bensound.com Jeux qui ont été mentionnés dans ce podcast (en ordre plus ou moins) : MegaGame Montréal - Nous ne sommes pas seuls Draftosaurus Slide Quest Smartphone Inc. Crusader Newton TOP 10 de Marie-Ève Lupein (EXPLOSÉ!) : Uwe Rosenberg (Le Havre, Agricola, ...) Stephan Feld (Bora Bora, Trajan, Bruges) Les jeux de "plateau" de Wolfgang Warsch (The Quacks of Quedlinburg, Die Tavernen im Tiefen Thal) Terraforming Mars Expressio / Telestration Les jeux de type "Choisis et coche" (roll and write) Roll for the Galaxy Row Boat Jeu de déduction (Sleuth, Black Vienna, Chronicles of crime, Exit, Unlock, Sherlock Détective Conseil, What's my word?, Mysterium, Code 777, Deckscape) Ricochet Robots

On Episode 3 of Anslinger: The untold cannabis conspiracy, we investigate the financial, chemical and agricultural powers that destroyed cannabis. We also interview hemp entrepreneur and historian John Lupien about his quest to uncover the secrets of Helen Moorhead.

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Arnaud Decroix discute de littérature avec Patrick Senécal, auteur de nombreux romans notamment policiers et d'horreur, avec Sévryna Lupien, qui publie son premier roman Je ne suis pas de ceux qui ont un grand génie (Stanké, 2017), et avec Andréanne Dubois, auteure du récit Brisée. La nuit où tout a basculé (Éditions La semaine, 2015), inspiré de faits tragiques rapportés par ses élèves.

Arnaud Decroix discute de littérature avec Patrick Senécal, auteur de nombreux romans notamment policiers et d'horreur, avec Sévryna Lupien, qui publie son premier roman Je ne suis pas de ceux qui ont un grand génie (Stanké, 2017), et avec Andréanne Dubois, auteure du récit Brisée. La nuit où tout a basculé (Éditions La semaine, 2015), inspiré de faits tragiques rapportés par ses élèves.

Mission encre noire Tome 19 Chapitre 243 Je ne suis pas de ceux qui ont un grand génie de Sévryna Lupien paru en 2017 aux éditions Stanké. Auguste, même s'il s'appelle Victor sur son certificat d'achat, n'aime pas son prénom et encore moins la vie à l'orphelinat de Sainte-Marie-des-Cieux. Plus grave encore, il est persuadé qu'il est arrivé quelque chose de grave à son meilleur ami, Gustave, qui a disparu. S'ensuit une fuite en avant dans la vie pour partir à sa recherche et découvrir le monde...s'il existe ! Lui qui n'avait jamais connu la grande ville, arrive à New York. Il y rencontre une autre famille d'adoption, Georges et Marie, avec qui il va vivre dans des boîtes de carton aux allures de huttes africaines, jusqu'à ce que l'inimaginable survienne...Si le bonheur est une chanson triste comme dit la rengaine, l'imagination peut la rendre parfois tendre, imprévisible, provocante et merveilleuse. Quelle belle surprise que la lecture de ce premier roman, j'ai le plaisir de recevoir, à Mission encre noire,  l'auteure Sévryna Lupien pour en discuter. Extrait:«J'ai marché vers la gauche parce que j'aime la gauche. À l'orphelinat, on m'interdisait d'utiliser ma main gauche parce que Dieu est contre les gauchers. Une fois, la soeur supérieure m'a surpris à faire mes devoirs sous le lit avec ma main gauche et j'ai eu droit à vingt coups de règle en bois sur la main, Ce jour-là, j'ai compris que Dieu était droitier et qu'à cause de ça nous devions tous l'être. Depuis cet incident, je n'utilisais plus ma main gauche, mais aujourd'hui je sais que Dieu ne me regarde pas.» Pourvu que ça brûle de Caryl Férey paru en 2017 aux éditions Albin Michel. Zulu, Haka, Utu, Mapuche et Condor, qui n'a pas encore flairé la prose acérée de cet auteur français devenu le fer de lance incontournable de la collection Série noire des éditions Gallimard ? Cet auteur vise «droit dans le soleil» depuis ses débuts. Il sera écrivain ou rien. Caryl Férey vous invite à suivre ses pas dans une autobiographie survoltée. Son speed c'est l'amour, l'amitié, la révolte, une attitude sans compromis ou presque qui prend sa source dans des lectures inspirantes (Kessel, Djian, Ellroy) et la découverte de l'énergie punk rock (Clash, Bowie). Subjugué par un tour du monde initiatique, il se jette sur les routes du voyage, un cuir sur le dos, Fante, Kerouac, Harrison ou Crumley dans les poches. Ce récit enflammé va vous faire «brûler d'une possible fièvre, partir où personne ne part» (Brel), il se lit d'un trait, la rage aux mots comme son auteur. Vous êtes invités des marches du palais au festival de Cannes aux coulisses du brouillon de ses polars, Caryl Férey signe ici, un carnet de route furieux et passionné. Extrait:«J'ai tendance à agir de la même façon dans la vie, et dans mes romans. Mes personnages s'affinent à mesure que je rencontre leur avatar dans le réel: je ne les quitte jamais. Du moins le temps du livre. Certains surgissent au hasard du voyage, d'autres se construisent petit à petit. Mes héros en particulier. D'abord ébauches, ils deviennent mouvants, mobiles, puis familiers, presque réels. Quand le personnage est réussi, ce n'est plus le cerveau qui dicte les mots, mais les mains. Un moment rare. Une quête.» L'idée ridicule de ne plus jamais te revoir de Rosa Montero paru en 2013 aux éditions Métailié. Marie Curie entre dans la vie de Rosa Montero, endeuillée par la perte de son compagnon, alors qu'elle est à rédiger une préface au journal que celle-ci a tenu après la mort de son mari Pierre Curie. Brisées par une commune douleur, les deux femmes entament un dialogue intime qui donne chair, subtilement, à travers les mots, à un récit imprégné d'une profonde humanité. Rosa Montero vous donne à lire un texte sobre et poignant, qui nous révèle des angles inédits autour du portrait d'une femme unique, prix Nobel en 1903 et 1911. Extrait:«Manya Sklodowska a été poursuivie par sa légende. Le mythe qui existe aujourd'hui autour de sa mémoire, bien qu'énorme, est probablement moins exagéré que celui qu'elle dut supporter de son vivant. Qui plus est, sa célébrité passa par toutes sortes d'avatars: elle fut d'abord considérée comme une sainte, puis une martyre et ensuite une putain, et tout ça de façon ardente et retentissante.»

Mission encre noire Tome 19 Chapitre 243 Je ne suis pas de ceux qui ont un grand génie de Sévryna Lupien paru en 2017 aux éditions Stanké. Auguste, même s'il s'appelle Victor sur son certificat d'achat, n'aime pas son prénom et encore moins la vie à l'orphelinat de Sainte-Marie-des-Cieux. Plus grave encore, il est persuadé qu'il est arrivé quelque chose de grave à son meilleur ami, Gustave, qui a disparu. S'ensuit une fuite en avant dans la vie pour partir à sa recherche et découvrir le monde...s'il existe ! Lui qui n'avait jamais connu la grande ville, arrive à New York. Il y rencontre une autre famille d'adoption, Georges et Marie, avec qui il va vivre dans des boîtes de carton aux allures de huttes africaines, jusqu'à ce que l'inimaginable survienne...Si le bonheur est une chanson triste comme dit la rengaine, l'imagination peut la rendre parfois tendre, imprévisible, provocante et merveilleuse. Quelle belle surprise que la lecture de ce premier roman, j'ai le plaisir de recevoir, à Mission encre noire,  l'auteure Sévryna Lupien pour en discuter. Extrait:«J'ai marché vers la gauche parce que j'aime la gauche. À l'orphelinat, on m'interdisait d'utiliser ma main gauche parce que Dieu est contre les gauchers. Une fois, la soeur supérieure m'a surpris à faire mes devoirs sous le lit avec ma main gauche et j'ai eu droit à vingt coups de règle en bois sur la main, Ce jour-là, j'ai compris que Dieu était droitier et qu'à cause de ça nous devions tous l'être. Depuis cet incident, je n'utilisais plus ma main gauche, mais aujourd'hui je sais que Dieu ne me regarde pas.» Pourvu que ça brûle de Caryl Férey paru en 2017 aux éditions Albin Michel. Zulu, Haka, Utu, Mapuche et Condor, qui n'a pas encore flairé la prose acérée de cet auteur français devenu le fer de lance incontournable de la collection Série noire des éditions Gallimard ? Cet auteur vise «droit dans le soleil» depuis ses débuts. Il sera écrivain ou rien. Caryl Férey vous invite à suivre ses pas dans une autobiographie survoltée. Son speed c'est l'amour, l'amitié, la révolte, une attitude sans compromis ou presque qui prend sa source dans des lectures inspirantes (Kessel, Djian, Ellroy) et la découverte de l'énergie punk rock (Clash, Bowie). Subjugué par un tour du monde initiatique, il se jette sur les routes du voyage, un cuir sur le dos, Fante, Kerouac, Harrison ou Crumley dans les poches. Ce récit enflammé va vous faire «brûler d'une possible fièvre, partir où personne ne part» (Brel), il se lit d'un trait, la rage aux mots comme son auteur. Vous êtes invités des marches du palais au festival de Cannes aux coulisses du brouillon de ses polars, Caryl Férey signe ici, un carnet de route furieux et passionné. Extrait:«J'ai tendance à agir de la même façon dans la vie, et dans mes romans. Mes personnages s'affinent à mesure que je rencontre leur avatar dans le réel: je ne les quitte jamais. Du moins le temps du livre. Certains surgissent au hasard du voyage, d'autres se construisent petit à petit. Mes héros en particulier. D'abord ébauches, ils deviennent mouvants, mobiles, puis familiers, presque réels. Quand le personnage est réussi, ce n'est plus le cerveau qui dicte les mots, mais les mains. Un moment rare. Une quête.» L'idée ridicule de ne plus jamais te revoir de Rosa Montero paru en 2013 aux éditions Métailié. Marie Curie entre dans la vie de Rosa Montero, endeuillée par la perte de son compagnon, alors qu'elle est à rédiger une préface au journal que celle-ci a tenu après la mort de son mari Pierre Curie. Brisées par une commune douleur, les deux femmes entament un dialogue intime qui donne chair, subtilement, à travers les mots, à un récit imprégné d'une profonde humanité. Rosa Montero vous donne à lire un texte sobre et poignant, qui nous révèle des angles inédits autour du portrait d'une femme unique, prix Nobel en 1903 et 1911. Extrait:«Manya Sklodowska a été poursuivie par sa légende. Le mythe qui existe aujourd'hui autour de sa mémoire, bien qu'énorme, est probablement moins exagéré que celui qu'elle dut supporter de son vivant. Qui plus est, sa célébrité passa par toutes sortes d'avatars: elle fut d'abord considérée comme une sainte, puis une martyre et ensuite une putain, et tout ça de façon ardente et retentissante.»

Mission encre noire Tome 19 Chapitre 243 Je ne suis pas de ceux qui ont un grand génie de Sévryna Lupien paru en 2017 aux éditions Stanké. Auguste, même s'il s'appelle Victor sur son certificat d'achat, n'aime pas son prénom et encore moins la vie à l'orphelinat de Sainte-Marie-des-Cieux. Plus grave encore, il est persuadé qu'il est arrivé quelque chose de grave à son meilleur ami, Gustave, qui a disparu. S'ensuit une fuite en avant dans la vie pour partir à sa recherche et découvrir le monde...s'il existe ! Lui qui n'avait jamais connu la grande ville, arrive à New York. Il y rencontre une autre famille d'adoption, Georges et Marie, avec qui il va vivre dans des boîtes de carton aux allures de huttes africaines, jusqu'à ce que l'inimaginable survienne...Si le bonheur est une chanson triste comme dit la rengaine, l'imagination peut la rendre parfois tendre, imprévisible, provocante et merveilleuse. Quelle belle surprise que la lecture de ce premier roman, j'ai le plaisir de recevoir, à Mission encre noire,  l'auteure Sévryna Lupien pour en discuter. Extrait:«J'ai marché vers la gauche parce que j'aime la gauche. À l'orphelinat, on m'interdisait d'utiliser ma main gauche parce que Dieu est contre les gauchers. Une fois, la soeur supérieure m'a surpris à faire mes devoirs sous le lit avec ma main gauche et j'ai eu droit à vingt coups de règle en bois sur la main, Ce jour-là, j'ai compris que Dieu était droitier et qu'à cause de ça nous devions tous l'être. Depuis cet incident, je n'utilisais plus ma main gauche, mais aujourd'hui je sais que Dieu ne me regarde pas.» Pourvu que ça brûle de Caryl Férey paru en 2017 aux éditions Albin Michel. Zulu, Haka, Utu, Mapuche et Condor, qui n'a pas encore flairé la prose acérée de cet auteur français devenu le fer de lance incontournable de la collection Série noire des éditions Gallimard ? Cet auteur vise «droit dans le soleil» depuis ses débuts. Il sera écrivain ou rien. Caryl Férey vous invite à suivre ses pas dans une autobiographie survoltée. Son speed c'est l'amour, l'amitié, la révolte, une attitude sans compromis ou presque qui prend sa source dans des lectures inspirantes (Kessel, Djian, Ellroy) et la découverte de l'énergie punk rock (Clash, Bowie). Subjugué par un tour du monde initiatique, il se jette sur les routes du voyage, un cuir sur le dos, Fante, Kerouac, Harrison ou Crumley dans les poches. Ce récit enflammé va vous faire «brûler d'une possible fièvre, partir où personne ne part» (Brel), il se lit d'un trait, la rage aux mots comme son auteur. Vous êtes invités des marches du palais au festival de Cannes aux coulisses du brouillon de ses polars, Caryl Férey signe ici, un carnet de route furieux et passionné. Extrait:«J'ai tendance à agir de la même façon dans la vie, et dans mes romans. Mes personnages s'affinent à mesure que je rencontre leur avatar dans le réel: je ne les quitte jamais. Du moins le temps du livre. Certains surgissent au hasard du voyage, d'autres se construisent petit à petit. Mes héros en particulier. D'abord ébauches, ils deviennent mouvants, mobiles, puis familiers, presque réels. Quand le personnage est réussi, ce n'est plus le cerveau qui dicte les mots, mais les mains. Un moment rare. Une quête.» L'idée ridicule de ne plus jamais te revoir de Rosa Montero paru en 2013 aux éditions Métailié. Marie Curie entre dans la vie de Rosa Montero, endeuillée par la perte de son compagnon, alors qu'elle est à rédiger une préface au journal que celle-ci a tenu après la mort de son mari Pierre Curie. Brisées par une commune douleur, les deux femmes entament un dialogue intime qui donne chair, subtilement, à travers les mots, à un récit imprégné d'une profonde humanité. Rosa Montero vous donne à lire un texte sobre et poignant, qui nous révèle des angles inédits autour du portrait d'une femme unique, prix Nobel en 1903 et 1911. Extrait:«Manya Sklodowska a été poursuivie par sa légende. Le mythe qui existe aujourd'hui autour de sa mémoire, bien qu'énorme, est probablement moins exagéré que celui qu'elle dut supporter de son vivant. Qui plus est, sa célébrité passa par toutes sortes d'avatars: elle fut d'abord considérée comme une sainte, puis une martyre et ensuite une putain, et tout ça de façon ardente et retentissante.»

Gilles Lupien a joué comme défenseur dans la LNH entre ’77 et ’82, mais c’est comme agent de joueurs que l’homme de 62 ans s’est particulièrement démarqué dans le milieu du hockey. C’est avec beaucoup de générosité que Gilles se livre à David sur son enfance, l’envers de sa carrière de joueur, et comment celle-ci […]

Gilles Lupien a joué comme défenseur dans la LNH entre ’77 et ’82, mais c’est comme agent de joueurs que l’homme de 62 ans s’est particulièrement démarqué dans le milieu du hockey. C’est avec beaucoup de générosité que Gilles se livre à David sur son enfance, l’envers de sa carrière de joueur, et comment celle-ci […]

  I’m afraid this is an episode I wish I didn’t have to record. When I launched the podcast I asked anyone who has a question about parenting or child development that I might be able to answer by reviewing the scientific literature to reach out and let me know, and someone got in touch to ask about the impact of domestic violence on children. I was a little hesitant to do an episode on it at first because I was hoping that this would be something that wouldn’t really affect the majority of my audience. But as I did a search of the literature I found that domestic violence is depressingly common and more children are exposed to it than we would like. And if you’re getting ready to hit that ‘pause’ button and move on to a different episode, don’t do it yet – there’s also research linking exposure to domestic violence dragging down the test scores of everyone else in that child’s class. So even if you’re not hitting anyone or being hit yourself, this issue probably impacts someone in your child’s class, and thus it impacts your child, and thus it impacts you. Listen on to learn more about the effects of stress in general on children, and the effects of domestic violence in particular. National Domestic Violence Hotline: 800.799.7233. References Anda, R.F., Felitti, V.J., Bremner, J.D., Walker, J.D., Whitfield, C., Perry, B.D., Dube, S.R., & Giles, W.H. (2006). The enduring effects of abuse and related adverse experiences in childhood: A convergence of evidence from neurobiology and epidemiology. European Archives of Psychiatry and Clinical Neuroscience 256(3), 174-186. DOI: 10.1007/s00406-005-0624-4 Carrell, S.E., & Hoekstra, M.L. (2009). Externalities in the classroom: How children exposed to domestic violence affect everyone’s kids. University of Kentucky Center for Poverty Research Discussion Paper Series, DP2009004. Retrieved from: http://www.ukcpr.org/Publications/DP2009-04.pdf Edleson, J.L, Ellerton, A.L., Seagren, E.A., Kirchberg, S.L., Schmidt, S.O., & Ambrose, A.T. (2007). Assessing child exposure to adult domestic violence. Children and Youth Services Review 29, 961,971. DOI: 10.1016/j.childyouth.2006.12.009 Essex, M.J., & Klein, M.H. (2002). Maternal stress beginning in infancy may sensitize children to later stress exposure: Effects on cortisol and behavior. Biological Psychiatry 52, 776-784. Full article available at: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/11086641_Maternal_stress_beginning_in_infancy_may_sensitize_children_to_later_stress_exposure_Effects_on_cortisol_and_behavior?enrichId=rgreq-a2830462f2af5d60e71eb7b48c03e971-XXX&enrichSource=Y292ZXJQYWdlOzExMDg2NjQxO0FTOjEwMjE5ODc5Mjk0OTc3M0AxNDAxMzc3NTAwNDM3&el=1_x_3 (https://www.researchgate.net/publication/11086641_Maternal_stress_beginning_in_infancy_may_sensitize_children_to_later_stress_exposure_Effects_on_cortisol_and_behavior?enrichId=rgreq-a2830462f2af5d60e71eb7b48c03e971-XXX&enrichSource=Y292ZXJQYWdlOzExMDg2NjQxO0FTOjEwMjE5ODc5Mjk0OTc3M0AxNDAxMzc3NTAwNDM3&el=1_x_3) Evans, S.E., Davies, C., & DiLillo, D. (2008). Exposure to domestic violence: A meta-analysis of child and adolescent outcomes. Aggression and Violent Behavior 13, 131-130. DOI: 10.1016/j.avb.2008.02.005 Holt, S., Buckley, H., & Whelan, S., (2008). The impact of exposure to domestic violence on children and young people: A review of the literature. Child Abuse and Neglect 32, 797-810. Lupien, S.J., McEwen, B.S., Gunnar, M.R., & Heim, C. (2009). Effects of stress throughout the lifespan on the brain, behavior and cognition. Nature Reviews: Neuroscience 10, 434-445. DOI: 10.1038/nrn2639 Martinez-Torteya, C., Bogat, G.A., von Eye, A., & Levendosky, A.A. (2009). Resilience among children exposed to domestic violence: The role of risk and protective factors. Child Development 80(2), 562-577. Obradovic, J., Bush, N.R., Stamperdahl, J., Adler, N.E., & Boyce, W.T. (2010). Biological

Welcome to Biotechnology Focus Podcast. I’m your host Shawn Lawrence. We kick things off this week with the release of our latest issue of Biotechnology Focus and as such we thought we should give you our listeners a rundown or sneak peak of all the stories you’d see. As most or our listeners know, there are comprehensive changes to the way the Federal Government supports science and innovation in Canada coming with consultations on Canada’s Innovation Agenda drawing to a close and this issue reaches your desk with this Call to Action in mind, beginning with our cover story on the results from our latest Hot Button Issue Survey. The survey was open to everyone in both the private and public sectors and at all organizational levels, from the c-level right on down. In all, 163 of you got back to us with what you’d like to see from the Innovation Agenda. Under the microscope for many of you was one of the biggest sources of government cash for private sector research and innovation in Canada, the Scientific Research and Experimental Development program or SR&ED’s as they are more commonly known. It was interesting to see how many of you rely on this program, and why many of you feel this program needs not only to be maintained but expanded upon. Be sure to check out this and what other priorities were included in our special report. And for further reading on the SR&ED program, Elizabeth Pringle, the National Life Sciences Industry Lead for Ernst & Young LLP’s Business Tax Incentives Practices, discusses recent changes to the program itself while suggesting more alternatives to strengthening the overall tax credit regime for life science companies in Canada, including looking south of the border for some inspiration. Moreover, she highlights some of the recent CRA programs added to help increase tax claim certainty and reduce the administrative burden of applying for SR&EDs including the Pre-Claim Consultation program which launched on June 29 and the Pre-Claim Review (PCR) pilot project which launched August 2. In addition to underlining your priorities that you’d like to get before As most or our listeners know, there are comprehensive changes to the way the Federal Government supports science and innovation in Canada coming with consultations on Canada’s Innovation Agenda drawing to a close and this issue reaches your desk with this Call to Action in mind, beginning with our cover story on the results from our latest Hot Button Issue Survey. The survey was open to everyone in both the private and public sectors and at all organizational levels, from the c-level right on down. In all, 163 of you got back to us with what you’d like to see from the Innovation Agenda. Under the microscope for many of you was one of the biggest sources of government cash for private sector research and innovation in Canada, the Scientific Research and Experimental Development program or SR&ED’s as they are more commonly known. It was interesting to see how many of you rely on this program, and why many of you feel this program needs not only to be maintained but expanded upon. Be sure to check out this and what other priorities were included in our special report. And for further reading on the SR&ED program, Elizabeth Pringle, the National Life Sciences Industry Lead for Ernst & Young LLP’s Business Tax Incentives Practices, discusses recent changes to the program itself while suggesting more alternatives to strengthening the overall tax credit regime for life science companies in Canada, including looking south of the border for some inspiration. Moreover, she highlights some of the recent CRA programs added to help increase tax claim certainty and reduce the administrative burden of applying for SR&EDs including the Pre-Claim Consultation program which launched on June 29 and the Pre-Claim Review (PCR) pilot project which launched August 2. In addition to underlining your priorities that you’d like to get before government, this issue also spotlights what makes Canadian biotech great, and highlights some of the areas we can become stronger. It starts with Wayne Schnarr’s roundup piece, “Looking for success stories in Canadian Healthcare.” As he explains, measuring success in Canada’s health technology sector is no easy task, and varies depending on one’s perspective. His article looks at the Canadian biotech landscape from the viewpoint of an investor and reminds us that they judge successful companies differently than government, economic development offices and the companies themselves. With the investors wish list in mind, he highlights some Canadian companies to keep an eye on, including one who is featured later in this podcast Cynapsus. Unfortunately, investors may have missed the boat on that company, but we’ll get to that later. Next in our editorial lineup TO Health’s Ella Korets-Smith, Montreal In Vivo’s Frank Beraud and Teralys Capital’s Cedric Bisson cowritten piece “Canada Poised to be best in the World in Life Sciences Sector” recognizes Canada as a world class biotech hub whose greatest strength is working together to promote our successes in this arena. However, they add that there is still room to grow, and we must begin by looking to other jurisdictions for best practices especially in areas such as venture capital investment. Next, Zymeworks lead man Ali Tehrani, no stranger to success, and perhaps the type of entrepreneur we need to hear more ideas from on how to improve the industry, asks the question why isn’t Canadian biotech with all its great science, visionary entrepreneurs and angel investors, ranked among the best in the world. In addition to posing the question, he endevors to answer it, offering three near and long-term solutions. We have all this and more packed into this issue, so be sure to sign up for our digital edition service to see this issue and past issues as well. Story 2 Our first news story this week is a science story, and features a breast cancer research breakthrough. Specifically, a team of researchers in Canada have discovered that mutations found outside of genes that accumulate in estrogen receptor positive breast tumours throughout their development act as the dominant culprits that drive the disease. The multi-institutional research team collaborated with the Princess Margaret Genomics Centre and Bioinformatics group to analyze changes in the DNA sequence that accumulate in patients’ tumours with respect to the epigenetic identity of estrogen receptor-positive breast cancer cells.. The research, published online in Nature Genetics, focuses on the most common type of breast cancer, estrogen receptor positive, and was led by principal investigator Dr. Mathieu Lupien, senior scientist, Princess Margaret Cancer Centre, University Health Network and associate professor in the Department of Medical Biophysics, University of Toronto. His team investigated acquired mutations found outside of genes through the power of epigenetics, and identified that functional regulatory components can be altered to impact the expression of genes to promote breast cancer development. Dr. Lupien discusses the study in the following audio provided by UHN Toronto Dr.Lupien’s research builds on a previous study that identified why 44 known genetic variations increased breast cancer risk (Nature Genetics, Sept. 23, 2012). He adds that the convergence of more knowledge about inherited risk variants and the role of acquired mutations should readily enable translating the science into more precise clinical tests to diagnose and monitor patients. His work was funded by The National Cancer Institute at the National Institute of Health, The Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation, Canadian Cancer Society, Susan G. Komen Foundation, the Ontario Institute for Cancer Research, the Canadian Institute of Health Research and a Movember Rising Star award from Prostate Cancer Canada. Story 3 Enerkem Inc., a Canadian headquartered waste-to- biofuels and chemicals producer, has obtained certification from the International Sustainability and Carbon Certification (ISCC) system and will now be able to begin biomethanol production at its Biofuels full-scale facility in Edmonton,AB. According to the company the third-party certification confirms that Enerkem meets high ecological and social sustainability requirements. Enerkem makes biofuels and renewable chemicals from non-recyclable municipal solid waste. The company owns a full-scale commercial facility in Alberta as well as a demonstration plant and a pilot facility in Quebec. The company is also developing additional biorefineries in North America and globally, based on its modular manufacturing approach. With the certification, the Edmonton biorefinery is now the first ISCC certified plant in the world to convert municipal solid waste into biomethanol. Story 4 In business news, Laval’s ProMetic Life Sciences has entered into a binding agreement to acquire Belleville, Ontario’s Telesta Therapeutics in an all share transaction. By way of a plan of arrangement under the Canada Business Corporations Act, ProMetic will acquire all of the share capital of Telesta at a share price of $0.14 payable in ProMetic common shares. The number of common shares to be issued by ProMetic will be based on the volume-weighted average closing price (VWAP) of ProMetic’s common shares for the five (5) trading days prior to the closing date of the acquisition. According to ProMetic, the deal gives the company the opportunity for further integration of its manufacturing capabilities and longer term capacity expansion in a 150,000 sq. ft. facility in Belleville, ON. At the same time it gives  ProMetic  a significant foothold in Ontario, consolidating its presence as a major player in the Canadian market. Completion of the deal is subject to the approval of Telesta’s shareholders and a number of customary closing conditions including court and regulatory approvals (such as the approval of the Toronto Stock Exchange). The acquisition is expected to close in early November, 2016. Story 5 Rapid infectious disease test developer bioLytical Laboratories has filed two patent applications with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office relating to its multiple colour rapid detection assay systems for the detection of antibodies to pathogens including Zika and other flaviviruses. The two new patent applications are based on the company’s INSTI platform and describe methods and kits allowing either simultaneous or sequential detection of different antibody classes to multiple pathogens using a single sample of blood or blood product. The first patent application describes a method for detecting active or past infection using Zika as an example. The second patent application describes a method for differentiating early from later stages of infection. According to the company, these technology breakthroughs could revolutionize point-of- care rapid assays for detection of acute infections including Zika. The Flaviviridae family has become a major concern in many areas of South America and more recently in the continental U.S.  As of early February 2016, the Brazil Ministry of Health has estimated that 500,000 to 1,500,000 cases of Zika virus disease have occurred since the beginning of the outbreak. The company says that with the high degree of cross-reactivity within the flaviviridae family, a diagnostic assay that can rapidly detect and differentiate between them, and determine new vs old infection, is of upmost importance. Story 6 Our final, and perhaps biggest story this week is a Canadian biotech business news story with Marlbourough, MA based-Sunovion Pharmaceuticals announcing that it is buying Toronto’s Cynapsus Therapeutics Inc. for approximately CDN$820 million. The transaction is the biggest the industry has seen in awhile for sure and has already received unanimous approval by the board of directors of both companies and The acquisition will be funded with cash on hand and is expected to close in the fourth quarter of 2016 (third quarter of Sunovion’s fiscal year). Pursuant to the terms of the agreement, and upon closing of the proposed transaction, shareholders of Cynapsus will receive US$40.50 per common share in cash, and holders of warrants and stock options will receive a cash payment equal to the difference between US$40.50 and the exercise price of such warrant or stock option. The offer of US$40.50 per common share in cash represents a premium of 123 per cent based on the volume weighted average closing price of Cynapsus’ common shares on the NASDAQ Global Market for the last twenty trading days. As part of the acquisition, Sunovion is getting Cynapsus’ lead product candidate, APL-130277, a sublingual thin film formulation of apomorphine designed to be an easy-to- use on-demand treatment option for managing OFF episodes associated with Parkinson’s disease (PD), a chronic, progressive neurodegenerative disease that affects more than four million worldwide. One of the biggest benefits of the sublingual thin film delivery of apomorphine is that avoids the normal gastrointestinal route of delivery used by most PD medications. Prior to the deal, Cynapsus had just announced that the Phase 3 clinical program for APL-130277 was nearing completion and that the company had plans to submit a new drug application (NDA) to the FDA in the first half of 2017.Nobuhiko Tamura, chairman and CEO, Sunovion said that his company sees APL-130277 as a novel late-stage candidate with the potential to make a real difference for patients and their families. He adds that Sunovian has high regard for the Cynapsus team led by Anthony Giovinazzo, president and CEO of Cynapsus and the work they have done with the APL-130277 program. For Cynapsus, the deal culminates years of dedicated work, and Anthony J. Giovinazzo, president and CEO, Cynapsus believes Sunovian is the ideal company to take APL-130277 forward. values Cynapsus at approximately CDN$820 million. The transaction will be completed by way of a plan of arrangement under the Canada Business Corporations Act. The arrangement will require approval of at least two-thirds of the votes cast by Cynapsus shareholders and warrantholders voting together as a single class at a special meeting of such securityholders of Cynapsus. This meeting will be held in October. With that we’ve come to the end of this week’s program. We hope you enjoyed it. A big thanks to our production manager Laskey Hart and the rest of the Biotechnology Focus team. You can find past episodes online at www.biotechnologyfocus.ca and we’re always looking for your feedback, story ideas and suggestions so we’d love to hear from you. Simply reach out to us on twitter: @BiotechFocus or by email biotechnology_focus@promotive.net.

Cet épisode est consacré au travail, thème du dossier du plus récent numéro de Nouveau Projet. On vous propose d’en savoir plus certains des sujets qui y sont abordés, en vous faisant entendre André Barbeau, père abbé de l’abbaye Val Notre-Dame, qui évoque ce que nous, laïcs, pourrions apprendre du travail tel qu’il est vécu par les moines; Samantha Slade, Luce Tremblay-Gaudette, Gaël Lupien et Frédric Clairoux, qui discutent d’espaces de travail partagés et de leurs apports; une visite dans l’atelier de deux artisans, qui exercent encore aujourd’hui des métiers manuels; Annie Camus aborde l’entrepreneuriat social et la lecture d’un extrait d’un texte de Kristin Dombek sur l’aliénation que peut générer le travail. Sommaire 0:45 Intro: Antoine Bédard 1:06 Entrevue: André Barbeau 9:44 Rencontre: Samantha Slade, Luce Tremblay-Gaudette, Gaël Lupien et Frédric Clairoux 25:27 Exploration: une visite dans l’atelier de deux artisans qui exercent encore aujourd’hui des métiers manuels 31:27 Commentaire: Annie Camus 37:00 Lecture: Un extrait de «Pour cesser de se dérober à la vie» de Kristin Dombek, lu par Pierre-Antoine Lafon Simard Réalisation et animation Antoine Bédard Coordination Jacinthe Moffet Musique
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Brad Lupien, Co-Founder and Co-President of ARC (formerly Champions) has a million ideas for how to improve education and the lives of young people, and in this episode we got to discuss a few. “You’ve got to try lots and lots of different things and think about lots of crazy ideas and you have to be comfortable that mostContinue Reading…