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Passada a pandemia de Covid-19, os clientes e turistas voltaram mais rapidamente do que o esperado. O desafio, agora, é encontrar funcionários para os setores hoteleiro e de restaurantes da França. Com baixa atratividade, as contratações estão paralisadas. Além de prejudicar a qualidade do atendimento, a falta de mão-de-obra obriga os empresários a limitarem as atividades, justo quando o movimento começa a aumentar com a proximidade do verão. A brasileira Vanessa Costa vem se preparando há cinco meses para a retomada dos negócios. Dona de um restaurante e prestes a abrir um segundo estabelecimento, nos arredores de Paris, ela pode ter de adiar a inauguração. “Eu preciso de 10 pessoas para abrir esse novo restaurante. Só consegui contratar 5 e temos apenas uma semana para contratar o restante”, disse em entrevista à RFI. Ela conta a dificuldade do recrutamento, que começou há um mês. Porém, os candidatos que comparecem para as entrevistas estão cada vez mais exigentes. “Como é restaurante, a gente tem horários difíceis, de noite e finais de semana. Então, o pessoal não está querendo mais este tipo de trabalho. Está bem difícil, o pessoal quer trabalhar de segunda à sexta”, afirma. Vanessa contava em abrir a nova casa diariamente. Mas os planos devem mudar. “A gente está pensando em abrir menos. A ideia era trabalhar 7 dias da semana, já pulamos para 6 e agora estamos pensando abrir só 5 dias porque realmente não conseguimos formar equipe”, lamenta. Além disso, “vamos ter de fazer duas equipes mesmo, pois não tem como ter uma equipe que venha de manhã e à noite. E o salário tem de ser mais motivador, senão as pessoas não vêm.” Salários devem ser mais atraentes Em média, os salários do setor variam entre € 1.500 a € 4.000, ou seja, o salário mínimo francês, equivalente a R$ 7.500 a até R$ 20.000 nos endereços mais prestigiosos.   A escassez de funcionários, algumas semanas antes de uma temporada turística promissora, preocupa os empresários. Em todos os departamentos franceses, há falta de pessoal e grande oferta de vagas para trabalhar na cozinha, arrumar quartos, fazer limpeza e receber clientes de hotéis, bares e restaurantes. A rede hoteleira Best Western France, por exemplo, procura entre 500 e 600 pessoas para seus 300 hotéis: há vagas para governantas, auxiliares de cozinha, recepcionistas e garçons. “Com uma taxa de ocupação de 65%, conseguimos aguentar”, assegurou o seu diretor-geral, Olivier Cohn, em entrevista ao jornal Le Figaro. “Treinamos nossos funcionários para serem mais versáteis: recepcionistas participam do café da manhã ou do serviço de bar, por exemplo. O que nos preocupa é este verão”, completa. Não é de hoje que profissionais do turismo têm dificuldades para recrutar. Entretanto, a escassez de mão-de-obra nunca foi tão intensa. A pandemia diminuiu a atratividade de empregos que são mais difíceis de conciliar com a vida familiar. Durante os confinamentos, 110 mil pessoas deixaram o setor. E após meses de restrições sanitárias, muitos não retornaram ao trabalho ou mudaram de atividade. “Estamos prontos para acolher qualquer tipo de perfil que possamos formar, como jovens, idosos e desempregados de longa duração”, afirma Roland Héguy, presidente do Sindicato dos serviços de Hotelaria (Umih). “Antes da Covid-19, já havia 150.000 cargos vagos”, afirma Vincent Sitz, presidente da Comissão de Emprego e Formação de Independentes (GNI) e proprietário de um restaurante no Museu do Louvre, em Paris. Como os funcionários não querem mais fazer concessões em suas vidas pessoais, cabe aos patrões se adaptarem, ele explica à reportagem do Figaro. “Antes, as empresas impunham um cronograma. Agora, eles devem aprender a ser flexíveis e levar em consideração as necessidades dos funcionários”, completa. A maioria dos restaurantes franceses não está operando em plena capacidade. "Ao meio-dia, eu limito o atendimento a 140 lugares no terraço, quando podíamos atender 200", lamenta Sitz. O Sindicato dos Trabalhadores do Turismo e Restaurantes da região de Île de France aponta duas causas para a escassez de mão-de-obra. “Há dois problemas. A faixa salarial e as condições de trabalho”, aponta Pascal Pedrak, secretário-geral, em entrevista à RFI. “Há muito tempo não há nenhuma valorização salarial nesse setor. Houve uma pequena recuperação, nos últimos meses, mas havia muita gente que ganhava abaixo do salário mínimo”, explica. “Outro problema são as condições de trabalho, porque é uma atividade muito difícil. As pessoas começam muito cedo e terminam tarde, com paradas durante a tarde, mas elas não têm tempo de voltar para casa. Tem trabalho em feriados, fins de semana, para a vida social e familiar é extremamente complicado,” observa o sindicalista. Ele explica que somente uma negociação eficiente poderá evitar que os turistas fiquem decepcionados com os serviços na temporada de férias, que começa em breve. “A bola está no campo das organizações patronais. Mas elas não conseguem chegar a um acordo. É preciso sentar à mesa e negociar. Nós não exigimos o impossível”, diz. “Sabemos bem que o trabalho em restaurante inclui o fim de semana e a noite, feriados, mas há possibilidades de valorizar essa problemática do ponto de vista do salário ou outra compensação. Estamos prontos a negociar”, conclui. Enquanto não conseguem contratar, alguns estabelecimentos mudaram os horários de abertura. Uma solução temporária e que desperdiça as chances de recuperação econômica de um dos setores que mais sofreram com a pandemia. “Há restaurantes que mudaram horários de trabalho por falta de profissionais. Em vez de fechar às 23h, eles fecham às 22h. Mas essa não é a solução”, destaca Pascal Pedrak. “A solução está numa negociação inteligente com os empresários para encontrar ofertas positivas para os assalariados que lhes deem vontade de voltar. Pois esse é o problema, atrair pessoas que saíram dessa atividade para fazer outra coisa”, finaliza.

Listen to Part 1 of this 12 Part Series on Deprogramming the 12 Steps of AA One Step at a Time. Discovering the True Nature of Shadow Work. The Influence of Roland H of the Oxford Group, Dr. Carl Jung & Dr. Silkworth. Control Through Fear of a Progressive & Fatal Man made Disease Concept ( Alcohol-ISM ) that has been Proven to be a LIE.

Founded and based in Sydney, Harvest Media sprang from a team of serial tech entrepreneurs Angus Hayes, Roland Hélène, and Hamish Diver. Hayes created Mule Music, Australia's first B2C download service to sign distribution agreements with major labels in Australia. Hélène and Diver were the technologists who delivered the framework. The platform drew in many new opportunities, but was challenged by the arrival of cashed up music juggernaut iTunes. The trio used their first mover advantage and deep knowledge of digital music assets to leverage what they had built in the production music market.Learn more about Lyte.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Founded and based in Sydney, Harvest Media sprang from a team of serial tech entrepreneurs Angus Hayes, Roland Hélène, and Hamish Diver. Hayes created Mule Music, Australia's first B2C download service to sign distribution agreements with major labels in Australia. Hélène and Diver were the technologists who delivered the framework. The platform drew in many new opportunities, but was challenged by the arrival of cashed up music juggernaut iTunes. The trio used their first mover advantage and deep knowledge of digital music assets to leverage what they had built in the production music market.Learn more about Lyte. 

Thank you Jane Zarse for spending time with the Sober is Dope Podcast. Thank you for sharing your passion for God, AA, and Healing in Addiction Recovery. You are truly the best. Podcast Topics Include: God, Jane Zarse, Healing Through God's Love, Alcoholic Anonymous, Being Sober and Pissed Off, Numbing and Not Feeling, Existing and Not Living, Emotional Sobriety, Alcoholic Dementia, Spirituality, and Meditation, Pain Funnels, Grief, Loss, Mental Health, Losing a Parent, The Subtraction Meditation Method, Transcendental Meditation, Dr. Carl Jung, Roland H, Bill W, Prayer, and Addiction Recovery Full Podcast Links: Anchor: https://anchor.fm/soberisdope/episodes/Jane-Zarse-Explains-How-To-Heal-Addiction-Through-God--AA--Love--and-Compassion-eumrtp Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/sober-is-dope/id1462190120#episodeGuid=aed4e01c-1c29-474c-9fac-93f15205456f Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/7smT1ZDnEKCApDE6awPevB?si=pkVUjeofS-GDquCg9DbEAQ YouTube: https://youtu.be/nfPkw5iXCfc Meet Jane Zarse Author & Top Social Media Influencer: Jane Zarse was born and raised in Lake Forest, Illinois. She graduated from Boston University on the Dean's list before acting in New York City and trading in Chicago. She spiraled into alcoholism before joining Alcoholics Anonymous and finding her way back. Sober and Pissed Off is the second book for Zarse. Her first book, Love and Compassion Is My Religion (A Beginner's Book Into Spirituality), is a guide for finding one's spiritual self. Zarse's first book received excellent reviews and gained worldwide attention. She has built an impressive author platform with tens of thousands of people who are in recovery following her on social media and is a top 2% of Twitter influencers. #JaneZarse #AlcoholicAnonymous #Soberisdope Jane Zarse Books and Social Media Book https://www.amazon.com/Jane-Zarse/e/B075N1KP13%3Fref=dbs_a_mng_rwt_scns_share https://www.instagram.com/janezarse/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/jane-zarse-5459a2121 https://mobile.twitter.com/zarsejane?lang=en https://m.facebook.com/zarsejane/ @zarsejane Instagram @janezarse Get Jane's Latest Book Sober and Pissed Off is a book for recovering alcoholics who are struggling with emotional wellbeing. There is no known cure for alcoholism, and the only proven treatment is spirituality. Jane Zarse is a recovering alcoholic who will never be cured. What she really has is a daily reprieve, contingent on the maintenance of her spiritual condition. When Zarse got tangled up emotionally, her spiritual condition suffered greatly. When a recovering alcoholic loses serenity, sobriety is usually next. Zarse is grateful that she didn't return to drinking, but if she stayed as miserable as she had become, there's no telling what could have happened. There are millions of people in recovery who are struggling with emotional sobriety. Most alcoholics come into AA as very sick people. They are maladjusted to life, unhappy, mentally defective, and out of touch with reality. They are so desperate to change in the beginning that they will do anything, but when they start getting better, some of them start slacking off. Alcoholics are childish, sensitive, and grandiose. When they stop working on recovery, their character defects become more pronounced. These character defects cause alcoholics to have personal problems that jeopardize their sobriety even after they work through all twelve steps. In Sober and Pissed Off , Zarse describes how she regained her emotional sobriety after becoming a dry, miserable alcoholic. She took her newfound freedom for granted and paid dearly for it. Sober and Pissed Off illustrates why sobriety is so much more than not drinking. This book is for the countless people in recovery who are physically sober and emotionally struggling. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/soberisdope/message

O anúncio da reabertura progressiva da França anima o setor do turismo no país mais visitado do mundo. Na medida em que vacinação contra o coronavírus avança na Europa, hotéis, restaurantes, museus e outras atrações devem voltar a abrir as portas no fim de junho, quando as restrições de horários de deslocamento e funcionamento deverão ser derrubadas. O plano do presidente Emmanuel Macron prevê quatro etapas, que serão atingidas se os números de contaminações e mortes continuarem a baixar. A última é planejada para 30 de junho, início do verão europeu, com a reabertura quase completa do país – apenas boates e casas de espetáculos permaneceriam fechados. O calendário e as perspectivas foram comemoradas por Roland Héguy, presidente da maior entidade representante da hotelaria francesa, UMIH. Os restaurantes estão fechados há cinco meses em todo o país e as atrações de lazer, desde novembro. "Não se reabre um hotel ou um restaurante em um estalar de dedos. Tem todo um setor que é movimentado, fornecedores de bebidas e alimentos”, afirma. "Nós trabalhamos junto com o governo para planejar tudo isso, com o Ministério da Saúde, da Economia, o gabinete do primeiro-ministro. Haverá um protocolo sanitário reforçado, para receber, num primeiro momento, um limite de 50% da clientela." A reabertura dos cafés e restaurantes, em meados de maio, marcará o começo da esperada retomada, argumenta Héguy. "Há claramente uma vontade dos jovens, e nem tão jovens, de voltar a se encontrar para tomar um drink na rua. Dá para sentir isso há bastante tempo”, observa. Em 2020, o país perdeu € 60 bilhões em receitas do turismo, que representa 7,4% do PIB francês. Passaporte sanitário viabiliza retorno de estrangeiros Os hotéis e pousadas já tiram a poeira dos quartos para receber os turistas. A maioria ainda deve ser franceses, mas a adoção de um passaporte sanitário europeu, debatida no bloco para beneficiar quem já estiver imunizado contra a Covid-19, deve trazer de volta viajantes de países vizinhos, ainda que timidamente. A brasileira Sâmia Duarte e o marido mantêm a pousada Solar de Provence na charmosa região do sul da França. Ela conta que os anúncios de Macron fizeram o telefone disparar. "Temos tido bastante demanda já para maio e junho e as perspectivas para o verão são realmente muito positivas. Já estamos lotados de 10 de julho até metade de setembro”, revela. "Muitos estrangeiros já estão contando que poderão voltar à França neste verão. O nosso público nessa época sempre foi mais de estrangeiros: alemães, belgas, suíços”, indica. A Comissão Europeia e o próprio presidente francês sinalizaram que os americanos, cada vez mais vacinados, voltarão a ser bem-vindos no continente europeu. Atrás apenas dos chineses, tradicionalmente eles são os que mais gastam durante as férias em Paris. Por enquanto, não está prevista a reabertura das fronteiras para turistas brasileiros, por conta da situação da pandemia no país. Ocupação ainda muito abaixo do normal Apesar das perspectivas positivas em relação aos últimos meses, Corinne Menegaux, diretora-geral do Escritório de Turismo de Paris, mantém a cautela. Ela assegura que o setor continuará a precisar de apoio do governo, já que a retomada não será total. “Se reabrirmos e ficarmos com a clientela muito local e sobretudo nacional, como provavelmente deve ser o caso neste verão, e com poucos clientes da Europa, continuaremos ainda muito abaixo da nossa frequentação habitual. Receber 40% dos turistas, em vez dos 100% que costumamos ter no verão, faz com que a cadeia continue sem conseguir suportar essa diferença”, explica. "Os custos fixos são muito altos e o setor só funciona bem quando tem ocupação a 100% na alta temporada”, complementa. Atualmente, cerca da metade dos hotéis parisienses estão abertos, porém com ocupação de apenas 20% no período de um ano. Em tempos normais, o índice é de 75%. Em 2020, a região parisiense recebeu apenas 12 milhões de visitantes, menos de um terço do que no ano anterior. O fim do lockdown apenas na metade deste ano deve fazer com que, em 2021, este número permaneça estável.

À partir de 8h20, Frédéric Rivière reçoit Roland Héguy, président confédéral de l’Union des métiers et des industries de l’hôtellerie (UMIH). 

Podcast Topics Include: God, Jane Zarse, Healing Through God’s Love, Alcoholic Anonymous, Being Sober and Pissed Off, Numbing and Not Feeling, Existing and Not Living, Emotional Sobriety, Alcoholic Dementia, Spirituality, and Meditation, Pain Funnels, Grief, Loss, Mental Health, Losing a Parent, The Subtraction Meditation Method, Transcendental Meditation, Dr. Carl Jung, Roland H, Bill W, Prayer, and Addiction Recovery........ Meet Jane Zarse Author & Top Social Media Influencer Jane Zarse was born and raised in Lake Forest, Illinois. She graduated from Boston University on the Dean’s list before acting in New York City and trading in Chicago. She spiraled into alcoholism before joining Alcoholics Anonymous and finding her way back. Sober and Pissed Off is the second book for Zarse. Her first book, Love and Compassion Is My Religion (A Beginner’s Book Into Spirituality), is a guide for finding one’s spiritual self. Zarse’s first book received excellent reviews and gained worldwide attention. She has built an impressive author platform with tens of thousands of people who are in recovery following her on social media and is a top 2% of Twitter Influencers........... ( Jane Zarse Books and Social Media Book https://www.amazon.com/Jane-Zarse/e/B075N1KP13%3Fref=dbs_a_mng_rwt_scns_share ) ( Instagram https://www.instagram.com/janezarse) ( LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/jane-zarse-5459a2121 ) ( Twitter https://mobile.twitter.com/zarsejane?lang=en ) ( Facebook https://m.facebook.com/zarsejane/ ) @zarsejane Instagram @janezarse............... “People look for retreats for themselves, in the country, by the coast, or in the hills . . . There is nowhere that a person can find a more peaceful and trouble-free retreat than in his own mind. . . . So constantly give yourself this retreat, and renew yourself.” - MARCUS AURELIUS.................. Get Jane’s Latest Book Sober and Pissed Off is a book for recovering alcoholics who are struggling with emotional wellbeing. There is no known cure for alcoholism, and the only proven treatment is spirituality. Jane Zarse is a recovering alcoholic who will never be cured. What she really has is a daily reprieve, contingent on the maintenance of her spiritual condition. When Zarse got tangled up emotionally, her spiritual condition suffered greatly. When a recovering alcoholic loses serenity, sobriety is usually next. Zarse is grateful that she didn’t return to drinking, but if she stayed as miserable as she had become, there’s no telling what could have happened. There are millions of people in recovery who are struggling with emotional sobriety. Most alcoholics come into AA as very sick people. They are maladjusted to life, unhappy, mentally defective, and out of touch with reality. They are so desperate to change in the beginning that they will do anything, but when they start getting better, some of them start slacking off. Alcoholics are childish, sensitive, and grandiose. When they stop working on recovery, their character defects become more pronounced. These character defects cause alcoholics to have personal problems that jeopardize their sobriety even after they work through all twelve steps. In Sober and Pissed Off , Zarse describes how she regained her emotional sobriety after becoming a dry, miserable alcoholic. She took her newfound freedom for granted and paid dearly for it. Sober and Pissed Off illustrates why sobriety is so much more than not drinking. This book is for the countless people in recovery who are physically sober and emotionally struggling. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/soberisdope/message

FRIENDS!! It has been a long time!! I did not intend to take this long between episodes, but between the election and a little Christmas covid (all recovered now, thankfully) it’s felt like a good time to take a little break. But we’re back now with a GREAT one!! Professor Paul C. H. Lim (PhD, Cambridge) is associate professor of the history of Christianity (Divinity School) and affiliate professor of history (College of Arts & Science) at Vanderbilt University, and is an award-winning historian of Reformation - and post-Reformation Europe. One of his books, Mystery Unveiled: The Crisis of the Trinity in Early Modern England, won the 2013 Roland H. Bainton Prize as the best book in history/theology by the Sixteenth Century Society and Conference. I’ve been a part of a nine-month fellows program with the Nashville Institute for Faith and Work and Dr. Lim has been teaching us through some of the great works of historical Chrstianity (Luther, Calvin, Augustine) as well as current authors like Tim Keller, N.T. Wright and Latasha Morrison. It is, to put it politely, kicking my butt and is one of the highlights of my week right now. Paul studied at Yale, Princeton and Cambridge before teaching at Gordon Conwell and now Vanderbilt. I’ve been a rising sophomore since 1998. Getting to know Dr. Lim and learn from his wisdom in a small group setting this past number of months has been incredible and I can’t wait for you to get to know him over this next hour as the Pivot returns from hiatus!! Hear more from Paul in this interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zJ9TfkdgeFc&ab_channel=DigAndDelve You can find Paul’s books at: https://www.amazon.com/s?k=paul+c.h.+lim&dc&ref=a9_asc_1 CLICK HERE TO JOIN THE CHICKEN OF THE MONTH CLUB!!!! Click here to check out my music. Thank you for listening! Now go do something awesome! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-pivot/support

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durée : 00:58:32 - Entendez-vous l'éco ? - par : Tiphaine de Rocquigny, Marguerite Catton - Avec l'annonce d'un couvre-feu national à 18h, les restaurateurs voient leur marge de manoeuvre se réduire encore un peu. Après une année lourdement affectée par les mois de confinement et les gestes barrières, c'est une difficulté additionnelle dont ils se seraient bien passés. - réalisation : Anne Depelchin, Philippe Baudouin - invités : Franck Pinay-Rabaroust Journaliste gastronomique, fondateur du site spécialisé Atabula et ancien rédacteur au guide Michelin; François Blouin Président fondateur de Food Service Vision.; Roland Héguy Président Confédéral de l'UMIH, principal syndicat de l'hôtellerie-restauration.

1970-2020 : l’hebdomadaire satirique et irrévérencieux a (déjà) 50 ans. Charlie Hebdo qui est né, rappelle-t-il, « d’une censure d’un autre journal ». À savoir, « l’Hebdo "Hara-Kiri",interdit en 1970 par le ministre de l’Intérieur, Raymond Marcellin, au nom de la "protection de la jeunesse". L’affront : avoir ironisé sur la mort du général de Gaulle », avec le fameux titre : « Bal tragique à Colombey : 1 mort ». « 36 ans plus tard en 2006, "Charlie Hebdo", de nouveau, affirmait son engagement pour la liberté de la presse, la liberté d’expression, la liberté de conscience, le droit au blasphème en publiant les caricatures de Mahomet du quotidien danois Jyllands-Posten. » Finalement, pointe l’hebdomadaire, « au fil des ans, "Charlie"a survécu à tout : aux leçons de bienséance, aux procès en avalanche, à l’incendie de ses locaux, au massacre d’irremplaçables compagnons de route, aux menaces qui s’accumulent. Et il a bien l’intention, conclut-il, d’en reprendre pour au moins 50 ans. » Le droit de s’en prendre aux puissants comme aux faibles Libération rend hommage ce jeudi à Charlie en invitant dans ses colonnes ses dessinateurs et ses journalistes. « Ils sont venus, ils sont tous là, écrit Libération, ceux qui sont restés en vie comme ceux arrivés à "Charlie" après l’attentat, et qui sont constamment menacés, traqués, surveillés, ou qui sont isolés de tous pour pouvoir dessiner et écrire. Ils ont participé à notre conférence de rédaction, lancé des idées, posé des questions, puis se sont mis à écrire et à dessiner dans nos pages. Ils sont ici chez eux, pointe encore le journal, puisque Libération les avait hébergés le lendemain de l’attentat du 7 janvier 2015, puisque c’est chez nous qu’ils avaient réalisé leur "numéro des survivants". » Interrogé par Libération, le directeur de Charlie Hebdo, Riss revendique le droit de s’en prendre aux puissants comme aux faibles quand ils abusent de leur pouvoir, politique ou religieux. Pour lui, qui défend la possibilité de se moquer de toute forme de pouvoir, la ligne du journal est mieux comprise et mieux soutenue qu’il y a cinq ans. À la question : « quelle serait votre définition de "Charlie" aujourd’hui ? », Riss répond : « Depuis cinquante ans, le fil rouge du journal est de démystifier les choses, de façon à ce que le citoyen soit plus lucide sur le monde qui l’entoure, à ce qu’il ne se fasse pas baiser par les modes, les tendances, les analyses superficielles, par ce dans quoi on veut l’enfermer. À le rendre le plus libre possible par lui-même. » Trump-Biden : un débat inquiétant pour la démocratie américaine A la Une encore, beaucoup de réactions après le débat Trump-Biden de ce mardi aux États-Unis. Et on reste avec Libération qui constate que « les candidats se sont affrontés dans un face-à-face ahurissant de violence. Un condensé de brutalité en prime time, entre les mensonges et les appels du pied à l’extrême droite du président républicain et la perte de sang-froid du démocrate excédé de se faire couper la parole. » Mais au-delà des invectives et du débat brouillon, « ce que l’on retiendra surtout de ce débat, pointe Le Monde, c’est l’avertissement lancé à la fin par Donald Trump sur le scrutin du 3 novembre : "Cela ne va pas bien se terminer". À nouveau, Donald Trump a semé le doute sur la validité de l’élection présidentielle et des votes par correspondance, attendus nombreux en raison de la pandémie de Covid-19. À nouveau, il a refusé de s’engager à ne pas revendiquer la victoire et à appeler ses partisans au calme si le résultat n’était pas clairement établi à l’issue du vote ; Joe Biden, lui, s’est engagé à respecter le verdict, quel qu’il soit. » En effet, renchérissent les Dernières Nouvelles d’Alsace, « sans ciller, le champion des Républicains a appelé ses partisans à intervenir dans les bureaux de vote. Il prévoit de contester les résultats du scrutin, qualifiés d’avance de frauduleux. Et pour couronner l’ensemble, il annonce que son sort relèvera de la seule Cour suprême, avec ce présupposé qu’elle serait à sa botte. La violence perçue des échanges personnels entre Trump et Biden en cache une autre plus profonde, qui n’a besoin ni d’invectives ni de calomnies pour effrayer : Trump a franchi la ligne rouge du respect des institutions de son pays. » Covid-19 : vers un durcissement des mesures sanitaires ? Enfin, « Covid-19 : le gouvernement à l’heure des choix difficiles », c’est la Une du Figaro. « Après Aix et Marseille la semaine dernière, d’autres grandes villes, comme Paris, Lyon, Lille ou Grenoble, vont-elles basculer à leur tour en zone d’alerte maximale pour le Covid-19 ? La question est sur toutes les lèvres, dans l’attente d’une intervention du ministre de la Santé qui doit s’exprimer ce jeudi. » Et d’ores et déjà, Roland Héguy, président confédéral de l’Union des Métiers et des Industries de l’Hôtellerie, prévient dans Le Parisien : « Notre secteur ne supportera pas une nouvelle fermeture, affirme-t-il. Avant la fin de l’année, ce sont déjà 30 % des bars, hôtels, restaurants, discothèques et traiteurs de Paris et d’Île-de-France qui risquent de mettre la clé sous la porte. Et 15 % au niveau national. Cela représente 30 000 entreprises et 220 000 emplois. Sans compter les emplois induits. »

Le concentré de l’actualité du jour est présenté dans “Le journal de la nuit”, par Julien Pearce avec la rédaction d’Europe 1. On garde un œil sur l’actualité à venir avec les unes de la presse du lendemain, et on décrypte l’actualité économique avec les informations boursières du Top à Wall Street et l’interview d’un grand patron par Emmanuel Duteil.

Avec nous pour en débattre : Sylvain Maillard, député de Paris et porte-parole du groupe LaREM à l'Assemblée nationale et Roland Héguy, président de l'UMIH, l'Union des Métiers et des Industries de l'Hôtellerie

Marty Solomon and Brent Billings prepare for a journey through the book of Revelation, remembering the function and method of apocalyptic literature and trying to remove the “crazy” from the study.BEMA 68: Zechariah — Apocalyptic LiteratureChrist and the Caesars by Ethelbert StaufferThe Christians: Their First Two Thousand Years — A Pinch of Incense by the Christian History ProjectThe Seven Cities of the Apocalypse and Roman Culture by Roland H. Worth, Jr.The Seven Cities of the Apocalypse and Greco-Asian Culture by Roland H. Worth, Jr.Imperial Cult and Commerce in John’s Apocalypse by J. Nelson KraybillThe Letters to the Seven Churches by William M. RamsayThe Days of Vengeance by David ChiltonThe Greco-Roman World of the New Testament Era by James S. Jeffers

Matthieu Belliard prend les commandes de la matinale d'Europe 1 pour trois heures d’infos, accompagné d’Ombline Roche et de toute la rédaction. Un point complet sur l'actualité pour l'observer sous tous les angles et mieux la comprendre avec de nombreux entretiens, sans oublier l'interview politique de Sonia Mabrouk. Les auditeurs retrouveront les chroniques de Nicolas Barré, Axel de Tarlé, Vincent Hervouët et Anicet Mbida. Et ils découvriront Fanny Agostini, Virginie Phulpin et Jean-Pierre Montanay.

Matthieu Belliard prend les commandes de la matinale d'Europe 1 pour trois heures d’infos, accompagné d’Ombline Roche et de toute la rédaction. Un point complet sur l'actualité pour l'observer sous tous les angles et mieux la comprendre avec de nombreux entretiens, sans oublier l'interview politique de Sonia Mabrouk. Les auditeurs retrouveront les chroniques de Nicolas Barré, Axel de Tarlé, Vincent Hervouët et Anicet Mbida. Et ils découvriront Fanny Agostini, Virginie Phulpin et Jean-Pierre Montanay.

Matthieu Belliard prend les commandes de la matinale d'Europe 1 pour trois heures d’infos, accompagné d’Ombline Roche et de toute la rédaction. Un point complet sur l'actualité pour l'observer sous tous les angles et mieux la comprendre avec de nombreux entretiens, sans oublier l'interview politique de Sonia Mabrouk. Les auditeurs retrouveront les chroniques de Nicolas Barré, Axel de Tarlé, Vincent Hervouët et Anicet Mbida. Et ils découvriront Fanny Agostini, Virginie Phulpin et Jean-Pierre Montanay.

Vi pratar med lammbönder som har lamning vid olika tidpunkter under året och får deras bästa tips för en lyckad lamningssäsong. - Birgit Fag är lammbonde sedan 1980-talet och lammrådgivare med svart bälte i lamning. Titti intervjuar Birgit som bjuder oss på många konkreta lamningstips. Vi får också en kort resumé av ERFA-projektet om lammöverlevnad, och vilka kunskaper man där samlat om vad man kan göra för att minska antalet dödfödda lamm. - Roland Höckert är växtodlare som genom ett väl utvecklat samarbete med sin fårflock når bättre odlingsresultat och får friskare och sundare får när tackorna lammar i juni. - Thomas Eriksson i Medelpad lammar både i december och i mars. Vi får veta hur det skiljer sig i praktiken, och hur lamningsrutinerna ser ut på Hälla Gård. - Einar om mjölkautmater; hur de fungerar, vilka olika varianter som finns och vad man behöver tänka på. Men framför allt varför lammamman blivit lammbondens bästa vän.

Welcome to the Sober is Dope Podcast with your host, POP Buchanan. This episode looks at the origins of Alcoholics Anonymous, and the legendary encounter with Dr. Carl Jung, and American Businessman “Roland H.” This encounter sheds light on the Vital Spiritual Experienced mentioned in AA, and the need for Spirituality in the recovery process. “The origins of Alcoholics Anonymous can be traced to the Oxford Group, a religious movement popular in the United States and Europe in the early 20th century. Members of the Oxford Group practiced a formula of self-improvement by performing self-inventory, admitting wrongs, making amends, using prayer and meditation, and carrying the message to others. The Oxford Group was a non-secular organization and promoted religious and spiritual ideas amongst its members. Founded by an American Christian missionary, Frank Buchman, who promoted the idea of surrendering one’s life over to God’s plan. This idea is central to the 12-step program adopted by Alcoholics Anonymous.” - Friends of Bill and Bob Rowland Hazard III visits Swiss Psychoanalyst Carl Jung In 1932, a prominent Rhode Islander, Rowland H., visited the noted Swiss psychoanalyst Carl Jung for help with his alcoholism. Jung determined that Rowland’s case was medically hopeless and that he could only find relief through a vital spiritual experience. Jung directed him to the Oxford Group. Friends of Bill and Bob http://friendsofbillandbob.org/carl-jung-and-rowland-hazard-1932.php Dr. Jung- Spirituality as a cure for Alcoholism Video- https://youtu.be/P2L2qw-IM64 ..........SPIRITUS CONTRA SPIRITUM – CARL JUNG’S LETTER TO BILL WILSON JANUARY 30, 1961 -http://www.saltlakeaa.org/2015/01/spiritus-contra-spiritum-carl-jungs-letter-to-bill-wilson-january-30-1961/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/soberisdope/message

Teaching Outline: The Devil and His Chapel A Drunken German Monk The Augsburg Confession Three Uses of the Law Saint Athanasius Church: https://www.saintathanasiusfc.com/ Further and Referenced Resources: Church History in Plain Language by Bruce Shelley The Augsburg Confession: http://bookofconcord.org/augsburgconfession.php Luther and Erasmus: Free Will and Salvation Editors: E. Gordon Rupp, Philip S. Watson Here I Stand: A Life of Martin Luther by Roland H. Bainton Commentary on Galatians by Martin Luther Minor Corrections: Confession and repentance of sin is necessary for salvation, but not in the sacramentally systematized way demanded by Rome. Matthew 19 and Mark 10 Note from Pr. Shannon: "I'm not a historian. I'm learning just as much as I'm teaching, and welcome charitable correction and engagement in order to refine my teachings here."

In this lecture, the first miracle of Jesus, the transmutation of water into wine at the Wedding in Cana of Galilee, is explained. Spiritual Marriage is the real beginning of Esoteric Christianity. A Spiritual Marriage makes use of all the forces manifested between husband and wife for spiritual development. Love blossoms in the spiritual marriage. The esoteric meanings of Cana, Galilee, Gilgal, syneisaktism, and the Hebrew letters ג Gimel, ל Lamed, י Iod, ו Vav, ז Zayin, and ח Chet and also explained. Syneisaktism (‘sin-ay-sak-tism’, from Greek συνεισάκ “to add or bring together”): the practice of a chaste man and woman living together in a spiritual marriage. The term is most closely associated with early and medieval Christianity. Several related terms are used to label such communities, for example, the virgins subintroductae, the agapetae, and the gynaikes syneisaktoi. The practice was widely adopted in early Christianity: “Nor was syneisaktism a phenomenon peculiar to one locality; it can be found in Ireland, Syria, North Africa, and many other centers of Christianity.” Clark, Elizabeth A., John Chrysostom and the Subintroductae, Church History, 46(1977), p. 173 “Of one thing we can be sure: there was hardly a church province in ancient Christianity in which spiritual marriages were unknown.” Seboldt, Roland H. A. Spiritual Marriage In the Early Church: A Suggested Interpretation of 1 Cor. 7:36-38, part 2, Concordia Theological Monthly Volume: 30 Number: 3 in 1959, p. 176-189

This Holiday Special is an expansion on the other Roland episodes. We revisit the old epic poem and look at the last deeds of the brave knight Roland and his best friend Oliver when caught on the wrong side of the Roncevaux Pass of the Pyrenees Mountains.Featured Books: The Stories of Roland – H.E. MarshallBecome a Patreon! www.patreon.com/abracast Donate! paypal.me/stigmatastudios Sign up for the newsletter for exclusive content! http://eepurl.com/YIbLfTheme Song “Red Horse Rising” by X-Proph3t: http://www.reverbnation.com/xproph3tStigmata Studios Comic Books and Graphic Novels: www.stigmatastudios.comAdditional Production by Daniel Foytik and Nelson Pyles· Incidental Music by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/· Incidental Music (royalty free) by Ross BugdenEmail Jon: Towers113@gmail.com Visit: www.stigmatastudios.comFind Jon on Twitter: @jonnyaxx https://twitter.com/JonnyAxx Find Jon on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/#!/stigmatastudiosFind Jon On Instagram: http://instagram.com/stigmatastudios

Am 16. August 1988 um 7:55 dringen Hans-Jürgen Rösner und Dieter Degowski in eine Filiale der Deutschen Bank in Gladbeck ein. So beginnt ein 52stündiges Drama, das einen der erschütterndsten und bedeutungsvollsten Kriminalfälle der deutschen Nachkriegsgeschichte darstellt. Gute drei Jahre später, am 8. November 1991 um 16:00, betritt Roland H. die Commerzbank in der Lüdenscheider Innenstadt. Kurz darauf ist die größte deutsche Geiselnahme seit 1988 in vollem Gange und das Wort „Gladbeck“ in aller Munde. Heute ist die Geiselnahme in der Lüdenscheider Commerzbank für Menschen, die daran nicht beteiligt waren, praktisch in Vergessenheit geraten. Warum das so ist, ist nur eine von vielen Fragen, die sich Sebastian und Gerrit stellen, während sie dieses Verbrechen komplett und chronologisch aufrollen. Sie forschen auch nach, wie sich das Verhalten von Öffentlichkeit und Presse und die Polizeiarbeit seit den Gladbecker Ereignissen entwickelten. Besonderer Dank gilt den Zeitzeugen, deren ausführliche Schilderungen diese Sendung sehr bereichert haben: Michael Dregger, Susanne Illhardt-Schulte, Olaf Moos und Bärbel Wilde. Außerdem danken wir Saskia Bruns vom Lüdenscheider Stadtarchiv für die Unterstützung unserer Recherche, Dominik von True Crime Germany für die kriminalgeschichtliche Einordnung Gladbecks sowie Kai von den Männern, die auf Videos starren, Jan und Christian für weitere Einspieler. Dies ist die dritte Rückspultaste-Sendung anlässlich des 750jährigen Jubiläums der Stadt Lüdenscheid.

In this episode, Roland Hüse explains how he's using his MacBook Pro and iPad Pro (with Apple Pencil) to create visual identities for brands and to create the fonts that he's selling. We talk extensively about ways to tackle the challenge of being effective and productive when working from home. Around the 10 minutes mark, Roland shares a tip that is useful for people who need to switch quite often between multiple keyboard layouts on their Mac.

In this episode Wade discusses some biographies, older and more recent, that those interested in Luther and the Reformation might find interesting or helpful as we celebrate the 500th anniversary of the Reformation. Books Wade Discusses: Martin Luther: A Life by James A. Nestingen Luther the Reformer: The Story of the Man and His Career by James M. Kittleson A Short Life of Martin Luther by Thomas Kaufmann Luther: Man Between God and the Devil by Heiko A. Oberman Three Volume Set by Martin Brecht: Martin Luther: His Road to Reformation 1483-1521 Martin Luther: Shaping and Defining the Reformation 1521-1532 Martin Luther: The Preservation of the Church 1532-1546 Here I Stand: A Life of Martin Luther by Roland H. Bainton Martin Luther: Visionary Reformer by Scott H. Hendrix Brand Luther by Andrew Pettegree Martin Luther: Renegade and Prophet by Lyndal Roper   Attributions for Music Used in this Episode: “The Last One” by Jahzzar is licensed under an Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 International License. “Not Drunk” by The Joy Drops is licensed under an Attribution 4.0 International License.

50:HERTZ is a weekly techno radio show kicked off in April of 2016 and hosted by Digital Duplex, Full of Funk, IGor, Sama, Jamie Fullick & Janick Megroot. 50:HERTZ is broadcasted on Thursday nights on Deep FM (NL - 21h >> 23h) and on Friday nights on Diesel FM (USA - 6PM >> 8PM). Powered by Distortus Music & Airborne Artists Agency they're taking their edge on techno all over the world. Playlist 1st Hour: Full On Funk: 1. Julio Roger - Lapse (Original Mix) - @airtaxirecords 2. Sian - Out Is In (In Is Out Mix) - @octopusrecordings 3. Nigil Young - GLX.1 Getaway (Microvibez Remix) - @funkn-deep 4. Doryan Hell & Robert Stahl - Different Language (Simone D'orazi Remix) - @black-kat-7 5. Matt Sassari - Excelsior (Original Mix) - Relief Records 6. Agent Orange - Liquid Lunch (Original Mix) - @bittenrecords 7. D. Mongelos - Complex (IGor Remix) - @funkn-deep 8. Steve Shaden & Kristina Lalic - Feellin' U (Spartaque Remix) - @iamtlabel 9. Full On Funk - Conclave (Erich von K. Remix) - @airborne-artists-agency 10. Full On Funk - Feeling Naughty (Original Mix) - @funkn-deep 11. Richie Santana - All Night (Original Mix) - Session Womb 12. Durtysoxxx & Rustek - No Love (Original Mix) - @funkn-deep 13. Kostas Maskalides - What U Need (Original Mix) - @phobiqrecordings 2nd hour: Guestset by Rolandø Hödar (@hodarmuzzikk) This upcoming talent is spreading his musical wings all over the place. With releases on labels like Distortus Music and Groovant and by performing on plenty of festivals throughout the summer. We're really into his raw sound and we're sure you will be to! Check it out!! Follow Full On Funk: info@fullonfunk.com www.fullonfunk.com facebook.com/full.onfunk instagram.com/fullonfunk/ twitter.com/fullonfunk youtube.com/officialfullonfunk @full-on-funk Follow IGor: info@igormusic.nl www.igormusic.nl facebook.com/igorsoundcreations twitter.com/igorcreations @igormusic Follow Digital Duplex: digitalduplexmusic@gmail.com facebook.com/Digital.Duplex twitter.com/DigitalDuplex youtube.com/digitalduplexmusic @digital-duplex Follow Jamie Fullick: info@jamiefullick.com www.jamiefullick.com facebook.com/jamiefullickartist twitter.com/jamiefullick youtube.com/jamiefullick @jamiefullick Follow Janick Megroot: facebook.com/janickmegroot instagram.com/janickmegroot @janickmegroot Follow SAMA: Tibe@dengel.nl facebook.com/samaofficial @samaofficial Follow Distortus Music: www.facebook.com/distortusmusic @distortus Follow Airborne Artists Agency: www.airborne-artists.com facebook.com/airborneartists twitter.com/airborneartists @airborne-artists-agency Follow Deep FM: www.deep.fm facebook.com/DeepFM/ twitter.com/deepfm Follow Diesel.FM: www.diesel.fm diesel.fm/technoplayer/ facebook.com/DIESELFM twitter.com/Diesel_Fm @dieselfmradio

Die Hermann-von-Helmholtz-Schule in Berlin-Neukölln ist eine Nicht-Brennpunkt-Schule in einem Brennpunktbezirk. Darauf ist der Schulleiter Roland Hägler, den ich in der zweiten Stadtgestalten-Episode begrüßen darf, sehr stolz. So wurden in den letzten 10 bis 15 Jahren Strukturen errichtet, die es gelingen lassen, dass etwa 50% der Absolventinnen und Absolventen Ausbildungsplätze erhalten oder in die gymnasiale Oberstufe wechseln. Dies ist eine überdurchschnittlich hohe Quote für Schulen mit einem ähnlich großen Anteil von Schülerinnen und Schülern mit nicht-deutscher Herkunftssprache. Das Engagement trägt mittlerweile Früchte, so dass die Schule bereits mehrfach prämiert worden ist. Über den Weg der Schule, Regeln und Leitplanken für Kinder und Wünsche für die Zukunft spreche mit Roland Hägler.

Ce mardi 19 janvier, Roland Héguy, président confédéral de l'Union des métiers et des industries de l'hôtellerie (Umih) Francis Palombi, président de la Confédération des commerçants, Julia Minkowski, avocate associée au cabinet TEMIME et auteure du livre "L'avocat était une femme" aux éditions Lattès, Philippe Wahl, président-directeur général du Groupe La Poste, et On Refait L'Éco avec Melissa Bell, correspondante de CNN à Paris et François Bujon de l'Estang, ancien ambassadeur de France aux États-Unis, étaient les invités dans l'émission Le Grand Journal de l'Éco présentée par Hedwige Chevrillon.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/le-grand-journal-de-leco/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Ce mardi 19 janvier, Le Débat avec Roland Héguy, président confédéral de l'Union des métiers et des industries de l'hôtellerie (Umih), et Francis Palombi, président de la Confédération des commerçants, se sont penchés sur la perspective d'un troisième confinement, et Julia Minkowski, avocate associée au cabinet TEMIME et auteure du livre "L'avocat était une femme" aux éditions Lattès, est revenue sur la place des femmes chez les avocats pénalistes dans l'émission Le Grand Journal de l'Éco présentée par Hedwige Chevrillon.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/le-grand-journal-de-leco/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy