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Découvrez avec GLOUGLOU ce que le vin dit de Jules Gaubert-Turpin
Send us a textIn 2015, Harrison moved from the U.S. to Spain for a life-changing gap year teaching abroad. During that first year, he met his wife, and not long after, he founded RVF International in Madrid. Since then, RVF has helped nearly 2,000 people make the move to Spain, and its mission is to continue supporting and empowering even more adventurers on their journey abroad.RVF Website Link: https://rvfinternational.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rvfinternational/?hl=enTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@rvfinternationalLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/rvfinternational?trk=ppro_cprofYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@rvfinternational1825/featuredFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/RVF.International/Sign up to our mailing list https://eflmagazine.com/the-efl-magazine-business-podcast/https://linktr.ee/eflmagazinehttps://www.facebook.com/groups/theeflmagazinebusinesspodcast
Jérôme Baudouin, rédacteur en chef de La Revue du Vin de FranceBordeaux va mal. Bordeaux bashing, grands crus à des prix stratosphériques, vins d'entrée de gamme à 1€89 chez des hard-discounters, campagne d'arrachage. Bref, ça crise à Bordeaux. Mais pourquoi ? D'où vient cette crise et surtout est-ce que Bordeaux à l'énergie et les atouts pour retourner la situation et regagner le coeur des consommateurs ? Toutes ces questions, nous les avons posées à Jérôme Baudouin, rédacteur en chef de la RVF et fin connaisseur de cette région qu'il arpente depuis 20 ans.Réalisation : Romain Becker, Antoine Msika, Florian NunezMixage : Emmanuel NappeyMusique originale : Emmanuel DoréGraphismes : Léna MaziluRetrouvez aussi Le Bon Grain de l'Ivresse sur le web, sur Instagram et sur Facebook.On se retrouve très vite pour de nouvelles aventures viticoles. D'ici-là éclatez-vous et buvez bon !Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.
The JournalFeed podcast for the week of Feb 12-16, 2024.These are summaries from just 2 of the 5 article we cover every week! For access to more, please visit JournalFeed.org for details about becoming a member.Monday Spoon Feed:In out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA), patients presenting with refractory ventricular fibrillation (RVF), receiving short interval (
« Les ménages sont coincés dans des maisons qui ne pouvaient pas accueillir trois, quatre familles. Dans le quartier Mpoli, nous avons enregistré cinquante-quatre maisons et dix bureaux de l'État. Mais dans le quartier Basoko, c'est au-delà de cinquante ». Ce témoignage de Martin Suta, président de la société civile de Kwamouth, dans la province du Mai-Ndombe, révèle l'ampleur des dégâts causés par les eaux du fleuve Congo, qui ont quitté leur lit ces derniers jours.Ce débordement a atteint jusqu'à 6,5 mètres au-dessus du niveau moyen de la mer, selon la Régie des voies fluviales (RVF). Il fait des ravages dans toutes les régions côtières de Kinshasa, Ituri, Kongo-central, Tshopo, Equateur, Mai-Ndombe, etc.A Kinshasa par exemple, le pont reliant le quartier Kinsuka à la carrière des grès (Carrigrès) dans la commune de Ngaliema est plongé sous les eaux tumultueuses du fleuve. Cette catastrophe naturelle a jeté de nombreux ménages dans la détresse, obligeant les riverains à payer 500 Fc par jour pour emprunter des pirogues afin de traverser le pont. Autrement, ils doivent entreprendre un long détour via Pompage, un trajet qui, autrefois, ne prenait que cinq minutes. A Mbandaka, dans la province de l'Equateur, les inondations, résultant des pluies incessantes, ont plongé les quartiers d'Ekundé, Basoko, Bongodjo et le territoire de Bikoro dans une situation critique. Les conséquences désastreuses de ces inondations sont particulièrement visibles avec plus de 100 familles se retrouvant sans abri, leurs maisons ayant été emportées par les eaux déchaînées. Ces familles endurent des conditions de vie précaires et inacceptables, dépourvues de tout moyen pour subvenir à leurs besoins fondamentaux. En outre, plusieurs activités commerciales ont été englouties, et le bon fonctionnement de certains ports a été sérieusement compromis.Cette situation dramatique était parmi les principaux thèmes évoqués par le Pape François dimanche 7 janvier 2024 après avoir récité la prière de l'angélus à la place Saint-Pierre à Rome en Italie.Comment expliquer le débordement des eaux du fleuve Congo ? Comment, dans l'avenir, en limiter les dégâts ? Hydrologue, professeur à l'Université de Kinshasa, directeur du Centre des recherches en ressources des eaux du bassin du Congo et de l'école régionale de l'eau, Raphael Tshimanga Muamba, répond à ces questions dans ce nouveau numéro de Podcast réalisé par Bruno Nsaka
GLOUGLOU vous propose de découvrir ce que le vin dit de Fabrice Parisot ! Passionné / passionnant, caviste de surcroît, qui depuis plus de 20 ans éveille la curiosité et les papilles de milliers d'amateurs de vins ! Véritable figure champenoise, élu meilleur caviste en 2017 par la RVF, Fabrice Parisot est à la tête d'une des plus belles caves de France, caverne d'Ali baba par excellence, j'ai nommé Les Caves du Forum ! Fabrice nous confie ici, sans concession, son amour pour le vin, ses racines, de sa première gorgée miraculeuse, à la rencontre déterminante qui changera sa vie, avec un certain Anselme Selosse . Grâce à lui, nous voyagerons à travers son terroir d'adoption : la Champagne et tous ceux qu'il arpente avec ardeur aux quatre coins du monde pour assouvir sa soif d'apprendre ! Ce passeur d'émotions nous partage ses meilleures recommandations, coups de cœur, coups de foudre, pour des canons et vignerons, sans oublier l'art de la table, accords mets et vins, et la dégustation bien sûr ! Celle d'une bouteille mystère que tenais à lui déboucher ! Croyez-moi, ce nouvel épisode de glouglou risque bien de vous faire saliver ! Retrouvez tous les vignerons cités dans l'émission ici ✌️: Domaine Jacques Selosse (Champagne), Pierre Overnoy (Jura), Arianna Occhipinti (Sicile), Clos Rougeart (Saumur), Domaine de Trévallon (Alpilles), Domaine Blomidon (Nouvelle Ecosse), Domaine Polisson (Quebec), Antoine Bouvet (Champagne), Domaines Chervette (Beaujolais), Maison Valette (Bourgogne), Vincent Foreau (Vouvray), Pierre Ménard (Anjou), Domaine Belargus (Anjou), Thibaud Boudignon (Anjou), Domaine Andrée (Anjou), Lydia & Claude Bourguignon - Domaine Laroque d'Antan (Cahors) !
UGASports RUMORS vs. FACTS is brought to you by Julie's Bookkeeping. Go to godawgs.juliethebookkeeper.com today to schedule a 30-minute free consultation and hear how Julie and Chris can help your business save time and money on bookkeeping today. The RVF crew is throwing out Bold Predictions for 2024 and also discussing the top high school matchups to look forward to this fall. #georgia #collegefootball #recruiting
UGASports RUMORS vs. FACTS comes to you on a special Thursday night episode. The RVF crew is taking questions from the Vault and discussing where Georgia stands with some five-star targets down the stretch. Justin Williams, KJ Bolden, Williams Nwaneri, Nathaniel Frazier, Kris Jones, Kam Mikell, Mike Matthews, and others touched on. Also, a look at the brand new UGASports 2025 Big Board! #Georgia #recruiting #collegefootball
UGASports RUMORS vs. FACTS is the weekly recruiting show that comes to you LIVE and answers your questions on Georgia Bulldog football recruiting. The calendar has flipped to July, and the Georgia Bulldog coaching staff is going to begin reaping the benefit of the hard work put in over the last couple of years on some top targets. The RVF crew breaks down who could be the next to join the Class of 2024 for the Dawgs and answers Vault questions on key targets.
UGASpors RUMORS vs. FACTS is presented by Julie The Bookkepper. Go to godawgs.juliethebookkeeper.com today to get a free 30-minute consultation on all your bookkeeping needs! New 2025 Georgia Football commit Tae Harris joins the show to talk about choosing UGA UGASports RUMORS vs. FACTS is the weekly Georgia Bulldogs football recruiting show that comes to you LIVE each Monday night and answers questions from loyal UGASports Vault members. Georgia has now hosted four official visit weekends. There is one remaining, and then it's decision time for many of Georgia's top targets. Get the latest recruiting scoop and information from the RVF crew. #georgia #collegefootball #recruiting
C'était une idée un peu folle de vouloir créer un énième guide sur le vin, tant l'offre existante (Parker, RVF, Bettane, Guide Hachette, Glouguide…) semble déjà pléthorique et l'usage des guides à l'ancienne gentiment s'étioler. C'est pourtant le pari réussi d'Olivier Borneuf et Fabrice Beaugrand, ex-chroniqueurs chez Bettane Desseauve, avec la création du guide et du site internet de La Tulipe Rouge en 2019. Ce guide indépendant a rapidement su trouver son auditoire chez beaucoup de vignerons en quête d'impartialité de la critique (pas de pub) et les consommateurs avec 80000 lecteurs en 2022 à travers le monde. La Tulipe Rouge innove aussi par son format (digital et interactif), son prix défiant toute concurrence (gratuit pour les consommateurs), et son accessibilité à l'export (bilingue Français / Anglais). Lors de notre rencontre au Studio Module, Olivier n'est pas venu les mains vides: - Un grand chardonnay frais, suave et minéral du Sud-Ouest avec la cuvée Montaigne 2013 du domaine Belmont (IGP Côtes-du-Lot), - La gourmandise folle de la Cuvée La source 2017 en rouge du Domaine Saint-Jean du Barroux en AOC Ventoux, - Un magnifique Morgon Côte du Py dans le grand millésime 2017 du domaine Louis-Claude Desvignes. Allez donc flâner sur le site de La Tulipe Rouge pour y découvrir une sélection gourmande et toute en sincérité…
UGASports RUMORS vs. FACTS discussed all things Georgia football recruiting on Monday night. Justin Williams and Joseph Jonah-Ajonye joined the show as guests. The pair of Oak Ridge High School standouts out of Conroe, Texas, are being pursued intently by the Bulldogs. Both are taking official visits June 23-25. Georgia has hosted 3 official visit weekends since May 19. The two in June have been particularly fruitful for Georgia and will continue to be. On this episode of RVF, the group takes a look at how things are shaping up along the lines of scrimmage and also reacts to the flip of Chauncey Bowens commitment from Florida to Georgia.
Description UGASports RUMORS vs. FACTS comes to you LIVE to discuss a mountain of recruiting information and insights that have been gathered by the RVF crew! RUMORS vs. FACTS is the only Georgia recruiting show that comes to you live each and every Monday night! Tune in, join the chat, ask your questions. KJ Bolden, Joseph Phillips, Justin Williams, Demello Jones and many more talented prospects/commits are readying to for the upcoming Scavenger Hunt visit on May 20. Casey Poe, Jeremiah Smith, Kam Mikell, and Colten Heinrich all have official visits that weekend as well! Things are heating up on the recruiting trail and the momentum for Georgia is nearing a boiling point! TUNE IN, like, subscribe, and enjoy the latest episode of UGASports RUMORS vs. FACTS.
RUMORS vs. FACTS is the show that brings you the latest intel on Georgia football recruiting each and every Monday night, LIVE at 8:30 on the UGASports YouTube channel. 2025 QB Prospect Deuce Knight joined the show to talk about his offer from Mike Bobo and his thoughts on the Georgia program. The RVF crew is talking about big official visits that continue to be set up. Also, Georgia is gaining momentum with some of its top targets as coaches are on the road evaluating. It's May and the temperature is going up outside and on the recruiting trail. Tune in and chat with us about Georgia football recruiting. #georgia #collegefootball #recruiting
UGASports RUMORS vs. FACTS is the only weekly recruiting show that comes to you LIVE each Monday night! This week the RVF crew brings you reactions of some of the top targets that Georgia hosted for G-Day. Also, Jed and Trent discuss the Rivals Atlanta camp. Plus Vault member questions as always! #georgia #recruiting #collegefootball visit UGASports.com today!
UGASports RUMORS vs. FACTS is the weekly show that brings you all things Georgia football recruiting. The RVF crew comes to you LIVE each Monday night to discuss the latest offers, visitors, and more. 2024 WR commitment Sacovie White joined the show for an interview to talk about his recruitment and the 2024 class that Georgia is building. 2025 TE Elyiss Williams committed to Georgia over the weekend. Todd Hartley continues to build a ridiculously talented tight-end room. The 6-foot-8 Peach State native elects to stay home and the RVF crew breaks down what it means for Georgia. UGA has been and is scheduled to bring in a ton of talent for visits on campus this Spring. With G-Day approaching, the UGASports recruiting staff recaps visits to this point and looks ahead to those that will take place on G-Day. #georgia #collegefootball #recruiting
UGASports RUMORS vs. FACTS is brought to you by Turner, Wood, & Smith Insurance (twsinsurance.com) & Auto-Owners (auto-owners.com). Georgia received the commitment of 2024 offensive lineman Malachi Toliver from Cartersville, Georgia. Toliver is a large, versatile offensive lineman that Stacy Searels has recruited to become a Georgia Bulldog. In this episode of RVF Blayne, Jed & Trent break down the pledge of the in-state prospect. Also, the RVF crew answers Vault questions and gives updates on 2024 Georgia targets. #georgia #recruiting #collegefootball visit UGASports.com today!
UGASports RUMORS vs. FACTS is LIVE covering a massive recruiting week that was for Georgia football! RVF is presented by Turner, Wood, & Smith Insurance (twsinsurance.com) and Auto-Owners (auto-owners.com). The nation's No. 1 prospect and QB Dylan Raiola was in town. He and his family spent a lot of time building upon and already strong relationship with the Georgia staff and learning details of what it would look like if he does indeed become a Dawg. Raiola joined the show LIVE to react to the visit and share his thoughts on Georgia. Raiola wasn't the only 5-Star as 2024 WR Ryan Wingo visited Athens and left with plans to return. Julian Lewis, a future 5-Star and likely No. 1 overall prospect in the Class of 2026 visited and learned more about OC Mike Bobo. All those visits are recapped and Vault questions are answered on the latest episode of UGASports RUMORS vs. FACTS. #georgia #recruiting #collegefootball visit and join UGASports.com today!
UGASports RUMORS vs. FACTS comes to you once again to talk Georgia football recruiting. RVF is presented by Turner, Wood, & Smith Insurance (twsinsurance.com) in cooperation with Auto-Owners Insurance (auto-owners.com). There are some new names emerging as prospects that Georgia is gaining momentum with in the Class of 2024. Joseph Phillips had a very interesting first visit to Athens that we will go into detail on. Also, we separate facts from fiction on QB recruiting. #collegefootball #georgia #recruiting visit UGASports.com today!
Der ÖPNV wird am Freitag auch in Freiburg bestreikt, 2022 knackten die Freiburger Hotels erstmals die 2-Millonen-Marke bei den Übernachtungen und die Ticketpreise des RVF werden zwei Monate vor Einführung des 49-Euro-Tickets erhöht.
The UGASports recruiting staff once again brings the only weekly podcast that gives the latest developments in Georgia Football recruiting. RUMORS vs. FACTS is presented by Turner, Wood, & Smith Insurance (twsinsurance.com) & Auto-Owners (auto-owners.com). On this episode of RVF, Jed, Trent, and Blayne answered questions from UGASports Vault members and discussed the latest on Duce Robinson. Also, the crew talks about the biggest needs and targets in the Class of 2024 for the Dawgs. Georgia is reloading on offense in the 2024 class in a big way.
UGASports interview No. 1 Player in the 2024 Class - QB Dylan Raiola. Raiola broke the news of when his visit to Athens will be (March 18th), gave insight on the Georgia OC situation, eloquently shared on what Chandler LeCroy meant to him and his family, and much more. UGASports RUMORS vs. FACTS is presented by Turner, Wood, & Smith Insurance in cooperation with Auto-Owners. Visit twsinsurance.com or auto-owners.com for all your insurance needs. On this episode of RVF, the UGASports recruiting staff was live on Monday night and discussed the February 1 signing day. Can Georgia add enough to pass Alabama for the No. 1 Class in 2023? What are the possible additions remaining for Georgia? Duce Robinson, Walker Lyons, Jamal Meriweather, and a recap of visitors from this weekend are all discussed.
UGASports RUMORS vs. FACTS is presented by Turner, Wood, & Smith Insurance in cooperation with Auto-Owners. On the latest episode of RVF, the UGASports recruiting staff interviewed Class of 2025 coveted quarterback target Ryan Montgomery. Montgomery reacted to the Ohio State vs. Georgia game in the CFP Semi-Final. Montgomery has connections to both schools and he is being recruited heavily by each and his brother is a 2023 signee with the Buckeyes. The 2025 quarterback updated his recruited and spoke on his relationship with Georgia offensive coordinator Todd Monken and the UGA program. Trent Smallwood gave a rundown of his thoughts and observations after being in Orlando at the Under Armour All-American game practices. Trent spoke on Georgia's top remaining target in the Class of 2023, Duce Robinson, and updated where he believes UGA stands with the tight end prospect. Also, Georgia signees Joenel Aguero, Raylen Wilson, and Peyton Woodring all impressed. From unexpected speed, comparisons to Roquan Smith, and 68-yard field goals, you won't want to miss what is said about these future Dawgs. Catch the full audio and, or video replays below. Make sure to like, rate, comment, and subscribe to the UGASports content.
UGASports RUMORS vs. FACTS is the weekly video and audio podcast that covers all things Georgia football recruiting. RUMORS vs. FACTS is presented by Turner, Wood, and Smith Insurance in cooperation with Auto-Owners. RVF was live last night on the UGASports YouTube channel, analyzing exactly what Georgia gained in the Class of 2023 signees. Jed May, Trent Smallwood, and I broke down the best hauls by position ground and talked about players who can make an impact early. We discussed Duce Robinson and what is left for Georgia between now and the February signing period when it comes to high school targets and potential additions out of the portal. The UGASports recruiting staff gives a look ahead at the Class of 2024 names to know in this episode as well. Dylan Railoa and Georgia's chances with him are discussed. Sammy Brown, Mike Matthews, Daniel Calhoun, Eddrick Houston, and KJ Bolden are all in-state priorities that Georgia currently has a great shot of landing. Dylan Stewart, out of Washington, DC, is an edge defender that Georgia recruiting followers need to commit to memory as well. All of that and, of course, answering questions from the loyal members of the UGASports Vault and interacting with members of the chat on YouTube in the latest episode of RUMORS vs. FACTS.
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UGASports RUMORS vs. FACTS, presented by Turner, Wood, & Smith Insurance in cooperation with Auto-Owners, was live last night. The latest episode of RVF was loaded with Georgia recruiting information. So much ground was covered. - The Transfer Portal is open. What are Georgia's needs? Who are they after? - Five-Star outside linebacker/defensive end Samuel M'Pemba committed to Georgia over the weekend. - Georgia flipped 2023 offensive tackle Jamal Meriweather from UCF. - Coaches are on the road doing in-home visits, trying to add more members to the Class of 2023. - Georgia sits at No. 2 in the 2023 team rankings and is pushing for No. 1 by ESD. All of that and more can be found in the latest edition of UGASports RUMORS vs. FACTS. Video and audio replays are below. **APOLOGIES, WE HAD SOME AUDIO DIFFICULTIES AT POINTS IN THE SHOW**
Rift Valley fever (RVF) is a major emerging, zoonotic and arboviral haemorrhagic fever that greatly affects public and animal health, primarily in Africa. The ability of RVF virus to persist within distinct environments has raised questions over its potential to spread and persist within currently disease-free settings. Viral persistence requires suitable meteorological factors for vector competence and breeding alongside sufficiently susceptible local host communities. Prior to our work, no study had formally estimated the importance of these persistence mechanisms from field data, preventing any formal assessment of disease control strategies in a real-world setting.
Peste des petits ruminants (PPR) and Rift Valley Fever are examples of transboundary animal diseases having major consequences in terms of health and economics. PPR is a highly pathogenic viral disease infecting principally sheep and goats, but also some wild artiodactyls, camelids and suids. This disease circulates in large parts of Africa, Asia, Eurasia and Middle-East and it has recently appeared at the gates of Europe in Georgia (2016) and Bulgaria (2018). A vaccine sxiste and the disease is the target of an eradication campaign by 2030. RVF is an arbovirus also affecting small ruminants and camelids, but also cattle and can be transmitted to human. The virus is transmitted among ruminants through the bite of infected mosquitoes (belonging to the Aedes and Culex species) and to human through the direct contact with infected blood or tissues. The disease circulates mostly in most countries in North, East, West and Sahelian Africa as well as in the Arabian Peninsula. Despite the different way of transmission, transboundary animal movement is the most likely route of the spread of the two diseases. Even though the livestock trade is strictly regulated between endemic regions of the two diseases and most of the Mediterranean countries, regional, locally adapted strategies are needed to control the diseases efficiently. The aim of this talk is to provide a panorama of the epidemiological situation around Europe and provide some preliminary scenario for the introduction of the diseases, through animal movement, and risk of transmission due to the presence of competent vectors (only for Rift Valley Fever).
Bien Boire en Beaujolais est une association et un évenement organisé chaque année par les vigneron.ne.s du Beaujolais pour promouvoir leurs vins. Au fil des années, l'évenement s'est décliné en plusieurs salons, dont Beaujol'Art où nous nous sommes rendus cette année. Existent aussi dans la famille BBB les salons Beaujol'Wines, La Biojolaise, La Beaujoloise, Les Gamay Chics... Au somptueux Chateau de Pisay où se déroule l'évenement nous rencontrons d'abord Sylvan Tête, président de Beaujol'Art et vigneron au Domaine Le Clos Du Fief. Avec lui nous dégustons un Juliénas fruité et généreux, excellente entrée en matière dans ce voyage en 1001 nuances de Gamay. Claude-Emannuelle Desvignes lui succède à notre micro, elle incarne la 8eme génération du Domaine Desvignes, une des références de la région, comme en témoignent les 3* à la RVF, et ce superbe Morgon . Enfin, Mee Godard nous raconte son coup de coeur pour le Gamay et sa difficulté à juger de son propre travail... que nous trouvons magnifique! Subtil et élégant, un véritable "vin d'auteur" que cette cuvée Grand Cras, du nom de la parcelle située au bas de la célèbre Côte du Py. Hosts: Romain @radiophill, Patrice Defay @patricedefay1, Laurent Delsaux @therapywine Générique: Easy Living (Billie Holiday, Teddy Wilson) Retrouvez-vous sur Instagram, Facebook, Twitter Si vous avez aimé l'épisode, vous pouvez laisser une note, un commentaire sur Apple Podcast, ça fait plaisir et ça aide beaucoup! Vous pouvez aussi laisser une note sur Spotify! N'hésitez pas si vous y faites un tour, ça fait aussi très plasir! Tous nos épisodes sont disponibles sur toutes les plateformes de podcast et sur le site de La Terre à Boire. Vous souhaitez commander la cuvée La Terre à Boire? rdv ici. Envie de découvrir d'autres podcasts parlant de vin?
Dimanche 13 février 2022 Maxime Cottenceau Né en 1996 et titulaire d'un BTS œnologie, il a appris pendant deux ans aux côtés de son mentor, l'excellent Vincent Dureuil à Rully, ce qui lui a permis de poser des bases solides pour se lancer à son tour. Maxime s'installe début 2018 avec un peu moins de 4 hectares en Montagny 1er Cru, Givry Village Blanc, côteaux Bourguignons et Mercurey Village Rouge. Aujourd'hui, la superficie totale s'étend sur 5,5 hectares. Le respect et la protection de l'environnement font parties intégrantes des préoccupations de Maxime, c'est pourquoi il met dès le début une pratique biologique en place et lance la conversion en bio à partir du millésime 2020, les vendanges sont effectuées à la main et les travaux sont tous réalisés dans le respect de l'environnement. Toutes les étapes réalisées en cave suivent même le cycle lunaire. Les débuts de Maxime en tant que vigneron sont prometteurs : à noter que son talent et la précision de ses vinifications lui valent même de faire son entrée dans la RVF. Pauline Lair Après des études spécialisées dans les vins et spiritueux en école de commerce à Bordeaux, Pauline passe plusieurs années à vendre des Grands Crus de Bordeaux à l'export, marketer des vodkas de luxe en France et à l'export. Puis elle décide de tout plaquer pour devenir vigneronne. Au départ, son envie est de créer un domaine sur les grands terroirs d'Anjou. Mais Pauline reconsidère vite son modèle d'installation, notamment à la suite des dévastateurs gels de 2017 et 2019. C'est alors qu'une idée lui vient en tête : créer un négoce artisanal de raisins de qualité. Son goût pour la vinification, l'envie de partager sa passion des vins de Loire et sa vie urbaine s'expriment alors dans le chai urbain qu'elle installe dans le centre d'Angers. Pauline travaille en partenariat avec des vigneronnes et vignerons de talent qui, tous, suivent le cahier des charges bio. Elle vinifie les raisins de ses partenaires de manière naturelle. Ce qui l'anime est de façonner des vins digestes, sincères et reflétant leur terroir d'origine.
Throughout November and December 2021, Bottled in China was featured on Air Canada Airlines inflight entertainment systems. As we start the new year, we wanted to share these episodes to enjoy in the comfort of your own home.Join us as we explore China's unique wine regions through the lens of local producers.In today's podcast we've combined our featured conversation with Christelle Chene of Xige Estate and Martin Shen of Tiansai Vineyards to bring you an in-depth overview of two fascinating wine regions in China.Our first guest is Christelle Chene, International Affairs Director at Xige Estate. We discuss what makes the Ningxia Province of China a unique wine growing region.Xige Estate is one of the most exciting new wine projects in China's Northwest wine region: Ningxia. After many years working as a Brand Ambassador and Sales Director for French wine producers in China, Christelle decided to join Xige Estate.Recently established in 2019, Xige Estate is a new and modern winery with over 1300 hectares of vineyards. Their vineyard also includes 1000 hectares of vines which are over 20-years-old, which is currently the biggest and oldest site in China. Xige Estate aims to produce fine wines that express Ningxia's local terroir.Find out more: www.xige-estate.comFollow the journey on WeChat: 西鸽酒庄 (ID : Xg-wine)Connect with Christelle on Linkedin or email at Christelle@xige-estate.com____In the second part of our episode we are joined by Martin Shen, GM of Tiansai Vineyards. We discuss the techniques and unique technology needed to make wine in a desert.Located in the northwest of China, Xinjiang province is three times that of France.With its long sunshine hours, low rainfall and almost desert like conditions, wineries rely heavily on irrigation to produce grapes.We dive into the wine region of Xinjiang and discuss climate, geography and the key varietals being grown.Taisai Vineyards is nested in the Gobi desert where they farm organically. It was twice named as China's Best Winery of the Year by RVF.Learn more: https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2017/01/uncorked-chen-lizhong-of-tiansai-vineyards/ Bottled in China brings you into the food and drink scene through conversations with the some of the most happening personalities. Hosted by Emilie Steckenborn, the show is your one spot for all things food, beer, wine and spirits from across the world. Follow us on Instagram @bottled.in.china Podcast available on iTunes, Spotify , online or wherever you listen to your episodes!
Taisai Vineyards is nested in the Gobi desert in China’s Xinjiang Province. Farmed organically, it was twice named as China's Best Winery of the Year by RVF. In this podcast we sit down with Martin Shen, General Manager of Tiansai Vineyards about the brand’s story and unique viticultural practices. Located in the northwest of China, Xinjiang province is three times that of France.With its long sunshine hours, low rainfall and almost desert like conditions, wineries rely heavily on irrigation to produce grapes. Learn more: https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2017/01/uncorked-chen-lizhong-of-tiansai-vineyards/ Bottled in China brings you into the food and drink scene through conversations with the some of the most happening personalities. Hosted by Emilie Steckenborn, the show is your one spot for all things food, beer, wine and spirits from across the world. Follow us on Instagram @bottled.in.china Podcast available on iTunes, Spotify , online or wherever you listen to your episodes!
Today we dive into China’s up and coming wine region: Xinjiang with Martin Shen, GM of Tiansai Vineyards.Located in the northwest of China, Xinjiang province is three times that of France.With its long sunshine hours, low rainfall and almost desert like conditions, wineries rely heavily on irrigation to produce grapes.In this episode we dive into the wine region of Xinjiang and discuss climate, geography and key varietals being grown.Taisai Vineyards is nested in the Gobi desert where they farm organically. It was twice named as China's Best Winery of the Year by RVF.Learn more: https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2017/01/uncorked-chen-lizhong-of-tiansai-vineyards/ Bottled in China brings you into the food and drink scene through conversations with the some of the most happening personalities. Hosted by Emilie Steckenborn, the show is your one spot for all things food, beer, wine and spirits from across the world. Follow us on Instagram @bottled.in.china Podcast available on iTunes, Spotify , online or wherever you listen to your episodes!
Hoy, periodistas RVF entrevistan a Roxana Miranda y Ana Sepúlveda, integrantes del Movimiento Andha Chile, y conversamos sobre la inexistencia del derecho a la Vivienda y de los negociados asociados al endeudamiento hipotecario de los pobladores. El accionar de la ley, la banca y el poder judicial, para maximizar el lucro a costa del sueño de la vivienda propia en Chile El programa de entrevistas se transmite todos los sábados a las 20:00hrs.
Happy birthday to us! A whole year since that first episode dropped. What a year it's been! Callum's taking the lead on our birthday special this May, with a great episode all about The People's Ventricle! He joins Mohammed in resus, where we'll meet Eoghan, our AP colleague who's brought us in a bit of a handful. Thankfully our Adult in The Room Dr Andy Neill is there to lend us a dig out. What does RVF mean for our POCUS assessment? Dr Nicolas Lim joins Callum in The Echo Chamber to discuss this. Finally, Callum sits down with Dr Pun Tong who gives us his perspective on how to go about honing your clinical acumen. Alright, let's get to it!
Un caractère trempé, de l'audace, des voyages dans les bagages, une sorte d'éternelle jeunesse dans le sourire, une pensée ouverture libre, à l'américaine et pourtant tellement Français. Thierry nous ouvre la porte de l'ébauchoir : un restaurant qui a su rester ouvert pendant la fermeture. Avec Thierry, nous avons parlé dans le désordre : de Bourgueil, de parcours clients, de manger ensemble, de minéaralité, de vin boisés, de zinfandel, de s'associer, de l'importance des verres, et de chaussures bien sûr ! Une conversation à boire avec les oreilles ! Une parenthèse pour te dire que si tu cherches un cadeau : on te glisse l’adresse de notre nouveau site : jusdebox.fr où l'on peut s'abonner à une box mensuelle de 2 bouteilles choisies par tes cavistes, avec une fiche technique, une description des vins en vidéo sur la chaîne Youtube Caviste Sourire au pied de l'Echelle, des invités... Une idée cadeau à offrir, à s'offrir ou à se faire offrir ! Les références de l'épisode : LES ETABLISSEMENTS CITES : L'ébauchoir, le restaurant de Thierry Le siffleur de ballons, Faidherbe Chaligny La dive bouteille, salon à Saumur Aretsky's Patroon, New York, Manhattan LES VINS ET VIGNERONS : La mer qu'on voit danser du Domaine de la Fessardière Olivier Cousin, en Anjou MUSIQUE : Imany - Wonderful Life
Hoy panel RVF analiza las ultimas noticias "salvando la democracia" con Gamba y Provoste, el fracaso progre de Podemos en España, las violaciones de los DDHH por el Estado colombiano ante el silencio de la clase política en Chile
Levantando la Voz, Viernes 30 de abril, episodio 18 Hoy, panel RVF analiza la actualidad: El acuerdo de "Minimos Comunes" también llamado "Acuerdo por la paz 2.0" ya esta preparado. La Huelga General de este 30 de abril. Los desafíos de la organización popular El programa se retransmite a las 3AM y 9AM por nuestra radio online www.radiovillafrancia.cl #HuelgaGeneralSanitaria #ElParoNoLoParaNadie #ParoNacional #FueraPiñera #ANoSoltarLaCalle
Hoy, panel RVF analiza la actualidad: Piñera a la CPI de La Haya. El Nuevo acuerdo "por la paz" que se cocina con Congreso. Los nuevos "apolíticos",: Briones, Jiles, etc. Con "ovnis" de Enel se prepara para este viernes 30 la represión. A dejar Plaza Dignidad y agitar los territorios #HuelgaGeneralSanitaria #ElParoNoLoParaNadie #ParoNacional #FueraPiñera #ANoSoltarLaCalle
Análisis de la actualidad por RVF. #SeVieneElGranParo. El inicio del Paro Portuario en los principales puertos, al que se van sumando gremios. El pueblo se moviliza con cacerolazos y marchas desde Arica a Punta Arenas. El desfalco en la municipalidad de Maipú. Las medidas gubernamentales que no sirven para aminorar los efectos de la pandemia.
El panel RVF analiza la actualidad, mientras en todos los territorios suenan las cacerolas por el anuncio presidencial de acudir al TC por el 3er retiro del 10% AFP. El veredicto por el asesinato de George Floyd. Las fuentes de la candidata CC Yuyuniz Navas
Hoy panel RVF mas Capucha Informativa analizando y comentando la actualidad nacional: La sentencia de Orpis (caso Corpesca), el TC para el 3er retiro anunciado por Piñera. La ultima NO prevención del delito de Katerine Martotell
Aujourd'hui, mon invité est Yannick Cadiou, vigneron à Bleigny-le-Carreau, au coeur du Chablisien. Yannick est un puits de savoir et d'expériences : le candidat parfait pour lancer ma série "Creusons le sujet" ! Des épisodes un peu plus long qu'habituellement, pour rentrer dans le fond des choses... Et pour démarrer, une conversation autour du cépage. Propriétés organoleptiques, greffage et sélection de plants, pré-taille, maladies, lutte contre le gel... le prétexte du cépage nous a emmené sur une foultitude de sujets ! Nous avons parlé aussi de pommes arrosées de fuel, de polyculture, de bug de la plante, de sélection massale, de chardonnay muscaté, de limousine, de rognage... et de chaussures bien sûr ! Une conversation à boire avec les oreilles. LES RÉFÉRENCES DE L'ÉPISODE : musique Adarghal, par Abderrahmane Abdelli podcast Bookmaker, épisode sur Lola Lafon
Quelle formation suivre pour approfondir ses connaissances sur le vin? Combien coûte le WSET? Quelle formation est faite pour moi? Combien de temps cela va-t-il me prendre? Je réponds à toutes ces questions et bien d'autres encore dans ce nouvel épisode. J'y aborde les formations courtes comme le WSET ou la Wine Scholar Guild et les formations plus longues. Cet épisode vous servira de guide parmi la multitude de formations existantes et il vous permettra de choisir facilement et d'entamer sereinement celle qui vous convient. Bonne écoute! - - - - - - - - - -
Aujourd'hui rencontre avec Alessandra Fottorino, une femme inspirante, douce et dynamique. Une nana pleine d'audace, une mine d'idée, une battante qui a choisi d'arrêter l'école à 18 ans pour faire des choses pour elle. Nous avons parlé, dans le désordre, d'ateliers de dégustation, de rêves et de féminisme, du monde de la nuit et de fin de confinement, de l'école Ferrandi et de théâtre, de devenir maman et de chaussure bien sûr ! Mon petit doigt me dit que nous n'avons pas fini d'entendre parler d'Alessandra... Affaire à suivre et conversation à boire avec les oreilles ! Et n'oubie pas : où que tu sois, en bas de chez toi ou pas loin de chez toi, il y a forcément un caviste ou un (ex!)restaurateur passionné qui saura t'entendre et se régaler d'échanger sur le et les mondes du vin. Pour me suivre et communiquer, je réponds sur insta @yanndiolo ou par email : yanndiolo@gmail.com Les références de l’épisode : Musiques : In my veines, Louisahhh Sittin'On, Otis Redding retrouve la play list ici : https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3PTLiAysdi6wMyr59hFw5u?si=OiTDNnioTsGFpjJtWDb0aQ Vins : Une macération du Domaine de Riberach Coup de foudre pour Marc Pesnot et sa macération « La 13e heure » à partir de Melon de Bourgogne Un Pinot noir de chez Fabien Coche pour une soirée en amoureux Un Chenin du Clos des Mailles pour le premier pique-nique de l’année ! Une macération de gewurtzraminer pour un déjeuner en familles Un pet’ nat’ de chez Berlin Delatte pour fêter la fin du confinement
Episode 27: POCUS The sun rises over the San Joaquin Valley, California, today is September 11, 2020. Today we honor those who lost their lives during the deadliest terrorist attacks in the history of the world, which happened in 2001. Today, nineteen years later, there are many tears to wipe off, hearts to comfort, and many unanswered questions. Our fight against evil is still unfolding, especially during this time of pandemic. Humans will continue their search for happiness and hopefully good will prevail.How is the air quality where you live today? In Bakersfield, this week our air quality has been worsening, and asthma exacerbations will likely be on the rise. Recently, the American Family Physician journal published a practice guideline update issued by the Global Initiative for Asthma (GINA). GINA now recommends against using short-acting beta2 agonist (SABA) as sole therapy for patients with mild intermittent asthma (Step 1). A low-dose inhaled corticosteroid (ICS) and formoterol combination used as needed is the preferred treatment in adults and adolescents in the Step 1 group. If ICS/formoterol is not affordable, then a low dose ICS and SABA as needed is recommended, basically it is recommended to avoid prescribing SABA alone[1,2].This is Rio Bravo qWeek, your weekly dose of knowledge brought to you by the Rio Bravo Family Medicine Residency Program, from Bakersfield, California. Sponsored by Clinica Sierra Vista, Providing compassionate and affordable care since 1971. “To cure sometimes, to relieve often, to comfort always,” Dr. Edward TrudeauAs doctors, we always want to heal our patients. I think that’s the reason all of us went to medical school. However, we have to recognize our limitations, and the limitations of modern medicine, even with all the advances of our era. Some patients may not be cured, and that can be devastating for some physicians, but even when we cannot cure, we can often offer relief, and always provide comfort. What a great teaching for us!Today we have Dr Verna Marquez. She is a faculty in our program who is always involved in new and exciting projects. Today, she will talk about POCUS. Dr Marquez, please introduce yourself.What is POCUS? Why is it important?POCUS stands for Point of Care Ultrasound. It is a goal-directed, bedside ultrasound examination performed by a healthcare provider to answer a specific question or to guide performance of an invasive procedure. History: In 1940s Diagnostic ultrasounds was first developed and used in medicine, but POCUS has been integrated into diverse areas of clinical practice since the early 1990s. Impact in primary care: Many professional societies and national organizations nowadays have recognized the potent impact of POCUS and have endorsed its routine use in clinical practice. POCUS improves clinical outcomes, reduces failure rates during procedures, rapidly narrows differential diagnosis, shortens time to definitive treatment, lower costs, and reduces the use of ionizing radiation of CT imaging. It is especially empowering and critical for front line providers in rural, underserved, or resource-constrained environments where advance imaging and specialists are in scarce supply. Family physicians are often the providers in these key clinical contexts. Because Family medicine physicians have a strong background in obstetric ultrasound, family physicians are well positioned to learn other applications of POCUS. When can we use POCUS?POCUS can be used to assess most body systems. Generally, the rule is to “rule in” or “rule out” a specific condition or answer a “yes or no” question. Clinical applications:As a FM physician, we perform it mostly for diagnostics –and the most commonly performed ones are evaluation of GB, liver, kidneys, bladder, gravid and non-gravid uterus, joints, LE veins, breast, soft tissues, scrotal and since our program just started the curriculum, heart and lungs are other applications we can do as well. POCUS can narrow down our differential diagnosis based on the presenting signs and symptoms. It will guide additional investigations, especially in urgent or emergent situations.We can also use POCUS for Procedural guidance – it has been shown to reduce complications and improve success rates of invasive bedside procedures.We are also utilizing it for Screening such AAA. Screening with US is potentially advantageous because it is non- invasive and avoids ionizing radiation. Others are for Monitoring and resuscitation commonly performed in the hospital setting like in the ED and ICU. Example include monitoring for volume status on patients with CHF or dehydration so scanning for IVC distention and collapsibility, monitoring LV contraction in responses to inotrope initiation, and monitoring for resolution or worsening of pneumothorax or pneumonia on lung US.Bedside US can direct emergent interventions by rapidly detecting tension PT, cardiac tamponade and massive PE with acute RVF. What are important considerations when using POCUS?There are at least 3 things to consider while performing POCUS:Provider training- the amount of training required to achieve competency in POCUS applications varies by provider skill and exam type. Those with prior experience greatly facilitates learning new applications and no big deal. While those that are novice needs more exposure and more practice scanning to be comfortable with POCUS. Also, the skills required relate to provider’s scope of practice. For example, a Rheumatologist may be proficient with MSK US but less proficient in cardiac or abdominal US, while the opposite maybe true for critical care physicians. For us as FM physician, we can do a lot which requires more time to practice scanning to be able to proficient. Patient factor – body habitus, positioning, and acute illness are important considerations when imaging patients. Similar to x ray, US waves are attenuated by adipose tissue, and US has limited penetration in morbidly obese patients. Lower frequencies US probe must be used for deeper penetration, resulting in lower resolution of images. Positioning can limit US examination; for example, apical cardiac US images is often limited in patients who cannot be placed in left lateral decubitus position. US equipment- Lack of familiarity with the equipment can present a barrier to its use. Fortunately, many machines nowadays are designed specifically for POCUS applications with ease of use as a primary feature. Providers must be familiar with basic operations including entering patient information, selecting the appropriate imaging mode, and adjusting the image depth and gain. Transducer availability is an important consideration because certain exams can be performed with multiple transducer types, whereas others can be performed only with a single transducer type. For example, and curvilinear or phased array can be used to evaluate the abdomen but only a phased array can be used to evaluate the heart. How are we going to learn POCUS in our residency?Our program has incorporated a formal POCUS curriculum this academic year. We have been actually applying Obstetrical POCUS for the last 5 years to our pregnant patient using our first US machine. The PGY2 and PGY3 residents have 2 weeks POCUS rotation under my direct supervision. During this rotation, residents have one on one hands on training with image acquisition and interpretation with the actual patients. Our program also provides each resident the SonoSim probe and online courses while simultaneously learning the proper scanning method. We conduct POCUS lecture didactics every 2 weeks with US demo of actual patients or volunteers. All residents at all levels are encouraged to scan their own patients on their own continuity clinic time when time allows for practice under my direct supervision._________________________Espanish Por Favor: Hígadoby Hector ArreazaThe Spanish word of the week is hígado. This is a vital organ in the human body, the giant of detoxification in the abdomen. Yes, hígado means liver. The hígado is culturally relevant because people generally know that the hígado will get sick if you drink too much alcohol, and as doctors we know that the hígado once is lost, here is no way back. Some patients will die if their hígado does not perform its function. So, counsel your patients to drink with moderation to preserve their hígado. “Señor, evite tomar alcohol para cuidar el hígado”. Hígado de res (cow’s liver) is commonly used in folk medicine to cure anemia, yes, it´s iron rich, but not very tasty for most people. Remember the word hígado. For your Sanity: Nerdy JokesConjunctivitis.com – that’s a “site” for sore eyes“I tried playing hide and seek in the hospital, but they kept finding me in the ICU.” “My doctor handed me a baby and tells me my wife didn’t make it. So, I politely returned the baby and asked for the one my wife made.” --“What do you fill out when an employer asks who to notify in case of an emergency?--I always write “a very good doctor.” --Doctor: “Ma’am, your test results are back. I’m afraid your DNA is backwards.”--Patient: “AND?” Now we conclude our episode number 27 “POCUS.” Dr Marquez explained how an ultrasound done in clinic may answer many questions to facilitate patient care. POCUS may give you the answers you are looking for in those patients with abdominal pain, pelvic pain, and more. The word hígado, Spanish for liver, was explained this week because the liver is one of the main organs you can ultrasound in clinic, and we finished this episode with some nerdy jokes. Thanks for listening to Rio Bravo qWeek. If you have any feedback about this podcast, contact us by email RBresidency@clinicasierravista.org, or visit our website riobravofmrp.org/qweek. This podcast was created with educational purposes only. Visit your primary care physician for additional medical advice. This week we thank Hector Arreaza, Lisa Manzanares, Verna Marquez, and Li Liang. Audio edition: Suraj Amrutia. See you next week! _____________________References:Asthma: Updated Diagnosis and Management Recommendations from GINA, Am Fam Physician. 2020 Jun 15;101(12):762-763. https://www.aafp.org/afp/2020/0615/p762.html Global Initiative for Asthma (GINA). Global Strategy for Asthma Management and Prevention, 2020. Available from: www.ginasthma.org
Hoy matinal RVF. Opinión e información desde la población. Hoy se conmemora un nuevo 11 de septiembre. Noticias desde la Romería en el Cementerio General y desde los territorios.
Hoy matinal RVF. Analizando la actualidad
Hoy matinal RVF con capucha_informativa. Plebiscito y Pandemia
[CONMEMORACION] A 34 años del asesinato de Miguel Leal Diaz, Villa Francia no olvida a quienes entregaron su vida por la libertad del pueblo. Miguel Ángel Leal, nació el 15 de junio de 1968. Menor de tres hermanos, durante la Unidad popular vio como sus padres formaban parte del cambio revolucionario que se vivía en esos años. Miguel Leal desde los 14 años militaba en las juventudes comunistas, a la edad de 16 años pasa a formar parte de las filas del FPMR y así siendo parte de heroicas acciones en el comienzo de este movimiento como brazo armado del pueblo. Así transcurren los últimos 2 años de su vida, Miguel se entregaba por completo a la lucha revolucionaria por la libertad de su pueblo. El 5 de Septiembre de 1986 Miguel encabeza junto a pobladores y a otros combatientes, una marcha por el interior de Villa Francia, cuyo destino es la recuperación de alimentos en la panadería, es así como ingresa a la lugar para ayudar a escapar a la gente que estaba en el interior, Miguel toma la decisión de contener la represión, para que escaparan los pobladores, fue en ese momento en dónde cae abatido, defendiendo la retirada. RVF
Hoy matinal RVF. El apruebo. La cultura misógina de los pacos manifiesta en un video
Hoy matinal RVF con @enlacuerpadekali. Ayer miércoles finalizo el paro de Camioneros (3,500 vs 12,000 que no se unieron al paro). José Villagrán, en tono mafioso, queda en ridículo en los matinales mintiendo y atribuyéndose la potestad de revisar guías de despachos. Terminaron siendo aborrecidos por el Pueblo al mostrar su cara misógina, matonesca, fascista y cómplice del Gobierno. Las evidencia burda de la cultura patriarcal en la viralización de la fiesta camionera en la carretera. Reflexionamos sobre la cultura patriarcal y machista que se evidenció en numerosos comentarios en las redes, sin importar, la posición política o la edad. El anuncio de desconfinamiento masivo para el 18 de septiembre, con Toque de Queda extendido. La planeada extensión del Estado de Emergencia y su inutilidad sanitaria. No es normal, ni debemos naturalizar tener milicos en las Calles, siempre, que además no sirven de nada. Reaparecen los viejísimos estandartes de la Concerta (G. Martínez, Escalona, Toha, etc) postulándose a la constituyente. Las Ultimas Noticias de La Tercera relata el papel de Boric en el Acuerdo del 15-Nov-2019. Atentos, para relexionar haremos un programa “Si Apruebo, ¿qué apruebo?”. Las analogías del actual proceso con el plebiscito del 88. Sin organización popular la vieja casta concertacionista y la derecha acabaran con la esperanza de cambio, y reconstruirán el mismo sistema, con un nuevo nombre, la Constitución de Piñera. ¿Los caidos, los ojos de Gustavo y Fabiola, el Matapacos cabe en un voto?. Reflexión final, nuestros heridos, torturados, caídos y prisioneros politicos, no son víctimas, son luchadores sociales.
Hoy en informativo RVF: La vuelta a Clases con Matías del Rio y el ministro de Educación. Nos acordamos de las máquinas de generar dinero para numerosas fundaciones que no han cobrado este año por servicios de apoyo a la Educación. La apuesta política del Gobierno para generar “incertidumbre” sanitaria en octubre. Se asoma la cienciología en la TV esta noche. Max Quitral v/s Alberto Plaza-Checho Irane. La pachorra le duro 24hrs a Mario Rozas, hará plebiscito entre pacos, póngale nombre a la escuela de pacos. Nos tinca que le pondrán José Bernales. “general del Pueblo”. ¿O será el ex cuasi primer damo Bruno Villalobos?. Acá lo grave no es poner el nombre de Stange, es la total impunidad que gozan estos personajes, el viejo de 95 años está retirado y cobrando unos 12 palos, en vez de estar preso por sus crímenes. Novedades del congreso: No llegan a acuerdo con el límite de gasto en la campaña por el plebiscito. Próximo martes 24 de agosto por RVF entrevista sobre la Ley 21,000, la letra chica del Plebiscito.
Primera parte. El livesstream más largo de la historia. RVF livestream con Capucha Informa. El caso del Machi Celestino Córdoba, condenado por un montaje con testigos torturados en su contra y por una fécula de papa. El caso Martin Pradenas, su red de protección. El historial de Gaspar Calderón, su abogado, que aseguro que tenía el caso ganado”, también defensor de los pacos que asesinaron a Matías Catrileo. Sin movilización popular no habría ni retiro de 10 % ni prisión preventiva para Pradenas. A no soltar las calles. Tema del día, escribiremos una constitución nueva ¿Cómo haremos que los dueños de este país la acaten, y cumplan?. La izquierda institucional termina siempre cuadrándose con el Poder-¿Existe un nombre en el poder legislativo, judicial, municipal, que haya condenado sin matices (léase “venga de donde venga”) la violencia del Estado y las violaciones a los DDHH?. Estamos en el día 82 de la huelga de hambre del Machi Celestino Córdoba, el cual demanda que el Estado de Chile cumpla con el convenio 169, al que suscribió. Segunda parte. Después de la aprobación del retiro 10%. ¿Perspectivas del Pueblo?. ¿Girardi y los progresistas remasterizados?. ¿La familia Hoffman ya no vivirá del Estado? ¿El Chico Zaldivar jubilará?. El arte en Chile desde La Revuelta. La condescendencia de muchos artistas con el Poder. La batalla no es solo política, es también cultural. A organizarse y legitimar la autodefensa popular. Recomendaciones de RVF y Capucha de series, libros, y películas para tiempos de pandemia.
Hoy en RVF livestram con Capucha Informa, después de la aprobación en segundo trámite en la cámara de diputados. No se aprobó el Fondo Solidario. No podrán retirar sus fondos los jubilados. Reportes de represión y provocaciones en horas de la tarde de los pacos y milicos en las poblaciones. El intento de la Clase Política de legitimarse por haber votado por primera vez algo de interés del Pueblo, después de 9 meses de aprobar todas las leyes represivas de la derecha. El sistema de AFPs roba legalmente a los trabajadores en favor solo de los grandes empresarios. El retiro del 10% no es un triunfo (solo un mordisco al sistema), el dinero que retiremos se lo devolveremos a los mismos empresarios pagando créditos, cuentas y comida. El Estado Policial, se vive todos los días con milicos en las calles, y aun así, los oportunistas que hablan de “re legitimización” de los políticos.
Hoy en informativo RVF (primera parte): El cansancio de Cruz Coke porque lo han hecho trabajar de lunes a viernes. No cuadran los datos de Paris y su “Paso a Paso” con las cifras de disminución de casos del Covid. El desmentido del Colmed sobre el Plan de Desconfinamiento. ¿Es seguro reiniciar la Economía por presiones de los empresarios?. Los últimos planes del Mineduc. El detalle del “Paso a Paso”. Los especialistas advierten que no es una política sanitaria correcta. ¿De lunes a viernes se reiniciaran las protestas? Se avizoran rebrotes. Cuando aparezca la vacuna, y llegue al tercer mundo, Chile estará a la cola, para recibirla. La manipulación de cifras, que ya lleva rato, podrían ser mayores a las reportadas por el DEIS. Proyecto retiro se vota el miércoles 22 temprano. El gobierno dio por perdida esta “batalla” y vetaría o recurrirá al TC. Para la verdadera Oposición, para el Pueblo, no hay que perder de vista que la verdadera batalla es NO+AFP. La “oposición” del Congreso, sólo ha votado leyes represivas para el Pueblo y económicas de “Doctrina de Shock”. Pa' los sapos de la Yuta, RVF es un medio de opinión desde la Pobla, no es académico, no es sociológico, es un medio de comunicación popular, aquí se habla de nuestra clase, los pobladores, no de Jadue, Jackson, Bachelet, etc.
Entrevista realizada por el medio independiente Prensa Obrera (Argentina) a Carlos Muñoz, encargado de RRSS de RVF (14/07/2020, 18:30hrs). Temas tratados: Expresiones en las que participa Radio Villa Francia, organizaciones popular, territorial, escuelas autogestionadas, amasanderías y comedores populares. ¿Qué son las ollas comunes en Chile?. Actividades de organización de Prensa Obrera en Argentina. La Revuelta de Octubre en Chile hecho por la borda por su obsolescencia, tesis de la Huelga General Progresiva organizada y dirigida por los sindicatos. Las luchas sociales que desembocan en Octubre las iniciaron los estudiantes (2006, 2011), y la prosiguen numerosos movimientos sociales y territoriales, entre ellos No+AFP, durante toda la última década. RVF relata los días que precedieron la Revuelta en Chile, el 18 de octubre de 2019. Del evade al “No son 30 pesos, son 30 años”
Presentación de Radio Villa Francia, mediante la entrevista realizada por el colectivo Rosal Organizado, el lunes 6 de julio de 2020 a Carlos, responsable de RRSS de RVF. Temas: Que es Radio Villa Francia. La comunicación popular bajo el actual régimen y pandemia. Las radios populares como resistencia a la hegemonía cultural del neoliberalismo. El surgimiento de estas, la primera de ellas, clandestina en 1985, durante la dictadura de A. Pinochet, como parte de la creciente resistencia y organización popular. La creación de RVF fue en 1990 La escuela popular Camilo Cienfuego y el comedor popular Luisa Toledo como instancias de organización y autogestión popular. La constante represión y abandono de nuestro territorio por parte del Estado. El actual intento estatal por institucionalizar las Ollas Comunes Nuestra subjetividad, surgida desde la pobla, frente a la supuesta objetividad de los medios tradicionales.
Actualidad y contingencia desde la población. Hoy en RVF. Todos a celebrar a Plaza Dignidad: nos regalaran nuestro dinero. Análisis al rato de finalizada la aprobación en primer trámite del retiro del 10% de nuestros fondos en la AFP. La caída de todas las páginas de las AFP después de la noticia. La cocina de Briones en el congreso, las cifras del endeudamiento. ¿Alguien se acuerda del “bono por hijo” de la Bachelet. El soponcio de Moreira Chico. Síntesis: salvando la institucionalidad, en especial al régimen de Piñera. Se viene la segunda entrega de cajas. Los charchazos de payaso entre el gobierno y el congreso. El certificado de salud de Piñera no seria fake.
Actualidad y contingencia desde la población. Hoy en RVF conversamos sobre: “El capitalismo amable” de G. Boric. ¿Superaremos el capitalismo con más capitalismo?. Nuevas deudas para la clase “media”. La subida en las encuestas como presidenciable de Daniel Jadue. Recordamos el “Legado” de Bachelet, a propósito de la última funa que recibió en Suiza. Análisis de las jornadas de protesta del 2 y 3 de julio de 2020. El “pilar solidario” correspondería a un sistema de reparto encubierto que subvenciona el negocio de las AFPs. Reporte de las detenciones y montajes en Villa Francia el pasado jueves 2 de julio.
Earlier this week, senior members of former Sudan President Omar al-Bashir’s regime were reportedly diagnosed with the coronavirus and transferred from the notorious Kober prison to a hospital in Sudan’s capital city of Khartoum.It has put a spotlight on how the country’s health care system was laid to waste under Bashir’s regime, which was toppled and replaced by a civilian-led government last year.“Our public hospitals in Sudan over the past 30 years have deteriorated to the extent that they are hardly providing the regular health services to patients.”Nahla Gadalla, Sudanese American Medical Association“Our public hospitals in Sudan over the past 30 years have deteriorated to the extent that they are hardly providing the regular health services to patients,” said Nahla Gadalla, executive director of the Sudanese American Medical Association. “There’s no clear flow of information. It’s very hard for the central government, for the federal Ministry of Health to have the numbers or the data to support the decision-making.”Related: The State Dept. is nearing a deal over 1998 terrorism victims. But can Sudan pay it?Although the coronavirus was slow to reach Sudan in late March, it has already overwhelmed local health systems, leading to the closures of hospitals and health facilities. The virus has spread among health workers across the country.The African country reported 4,521 cases of the coronavirus and more than 200 deaths as of Friday.Gadalla, an infectious disease expert, notes the country was also dealing with back-to-back outbreaks of cholera and Rift Valley Fever in the months before COVID-19 hit.Limited financial resources and billions of dollars in debt have also hampered Sudan’s response to the coronavirus.Last month, United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Michelle Bachelet argued that sanctions, particularly those related to the US State Sponsors of Terrorism listing, were restricting Sudan from accessing IMF and World Bank funding for COVID-19 relief.“The only way Sudan will ever be able to break out of this cycle of poverty and desperation is to be freed from the impediments of sanctions imposed at the time of the previous government.” Michelle Bachelet, UN high commissioner for human rights “The only way Sudan will ever be able to break out of this cycle of poverty and desperation is to be freed from the impediments of sanctions imposed at the time of the previous government,” she said.“We are preparing a strategy to face coronavirus that extends until the end of June, but to execute it, we urgently need $120 million to provide protective equipment for health care workers and to prepare health care facilities and advanced lab testing equipment,” Sudan’s health minister, Akram Ali Altom, said in April.In addition to donations from other countries coming into Sudan, diaspora organizations such as SAMA are helping to fill the gap.Related: A year after revolution, Sudan celebrates but still faces squeeze of sanctionsBakri Ali, a businessman in Connecticut and a member of the University of Khartoum Alumni Association has played his part by fundraising to buy medical supplies like gloves and masks for the Ministry of Health.“It’s a slow process that takes days, and days, sometimes weeks, to transfer even $10,000,” he said, noting how years of sanctions and corruption have isolated Sudan’s economy from global banking and financing.
Hello les Sourires du vin // the Smile of the wine today ! The 6th episode: from French to English! Un pas de côté, pour réécouter l’interview de Charles Bonnafont, vigneron DU domaine Cinq Peyres à Gaillac... en anglais
Aujourd'hui un épisode spécial ! 10 invités, 10 morceaux choisis : un peu de lecture à propos de notre sujet préféré, le VIN. Pour tenir jusqu'à la libération de nos oreilles de confifi, et parce que ce temps nous a permis de le prendre, le temps... Celui de se cultiver, le temps des mots écrits. Pour ce premier épisode spécial, 10 lecteurs sensibles, qui ont tous choisi un passage qui les touche. 10 voix, rocailleuses, douces et savoureuses. 10 invitations à la rêverie, au savoir... à boire avec les oreilles ! Le Casting et les références : Jean-François Gallon, Ode aux grands vins de Bourgogne, Henri Jayer vitickteur à Vosne-Romanée, de Jacky Rigaux Alexandre Tylski, Au pêcher mignon, Histoire des femmes qui consomment jusqu'à l'excès, de Didier Nourrisson Richard Gaitet, Un sacré gueuleton, Jim Harrison Nicolas Reyboubet, Les contes bleux du Vin, Jean-Claude Pirotte Michel Tolmer, Les contes bleux du Vin, Jean-Claude Pirotte Aurélie Soubiran, Trous de Mémoire & Mieux vaut boire du rouge que broyer du noir, Benoît Rey Aurélien Massé, avec le catalogue NICOLAS... imprimé en 1949 Jean Claude Lalumière, L’âme du vin, Les Fleurs du mal, Charles Baudelaire Mathieu Gabard, avec un poème de sa composition Claude Diologent, Le cantique des cantiques 7.2 Si jamais tu as toi aussi envie de jouer et de nous lire un texte, envoie ton son par email à yanndiolo@gmail.com, ou dis-le moi sur Insta à @yanndiolo Partageons, partageons ! Bientôt nous retrinquerons !
Qui se met comment au service du vin ? Comment donner sa meilleure chance au vin ? Comme je préfère poser des questions que finir en réaaaa.... je pars donc à la rencontre de ceux qui donnent le sourire au vin ! Aujourd'hui, épisode inédit, interview par téléphone avec Vianney, du Château Canadel à Bandol. Une conversation précieuse et nourrissante qui nous permet de nous évader au SUD... Nous avons parlé, dans le désordre, d'enfants et de vie, de la cave idéale, d'opportunité, d'oenologie, de vision de vinification, des restanques et de la brise marine, d'ugni blanc, de clairette, de cinsault et de mourvèdre évidemment, d'engagement en bio, de la juste maturité, de jeux de société et de chaussures, bien sûr ! Une heure d'échange avec un Vianney, qui a fait le choix de s'installer avec Laure, sa femme, après une première vie de baroudeur. Un amoureux de la vie (ça s'entend !), qui transmet sa passion au son de savoix, qui chausse du 48, écoute Jain et enchaîne les partie de Dixit. Un oenologue qui a lâché ses bouquins pour écouter ses voisins, et que l'on aurait envie, nous, d'écouter encore et encore ! C'est à boire... avec les oreilles ! Yann Pour découvrir le domaine on vous suggère le site, avec de belles photos, et le compte Instagram. Les musiques de l'épisode : Il en faut peu pour être heureux, Le Livre de la Jungle Come, de Jain
Je pars donc à la rencontre de ceux qui donnent le sourire au vin... comme l'agent très très spécial Romuald Cardon. Cette conversation a filé, vite trop vite, et j'ai regretté d'y avoir mis un terme. Il aurait fallu au moins 2 épisodes tellement j'avais de questions pour cet agent de vignerons amoureux de montagne, de sport... mais aussi de bande-dessinée et de gastronomie. Dans le désordre, nous avons parlé de son métier, bien sûr : un métier de rencontres, où l'humain est au centre de tout. Un métier d'assiduité, d'endurance ! Nous avons aussi parlé de l'évolution de la cuisine, de liberté, de l'émotion (rare !) que l'on peut rencontrer à l'occasion d'un accord mets & vins, d'ultra-trails, d'ivresse et de soirées qui se terminent à l'aube, de confiance, de respect de l'autre, de chaussure bien sûr ! C'est un véritable entrepreneur que vous allez écouter, et son histoire est riche d'enseignements : celle d'un enfant qui n'a jamais réussi à l'école, et qui se retrouve aujourd'hui à la tête d'une entreprise florissante. Son expérience, il ne l'a pas apprise dans les livres, mais sur le terrain, et surtout au contact des vignerons. Une conversation précieuse, inspirante et pleine d'espoir. N.B.: Nous n'avons pas parlé de Vendanges Solidaires, une association qui aide les jeunes vignerons à traverser les aléas des épreuves climatiques, une association d'utilité publique (qui accepte les dons !), et que Romuald a fondée il y a 4 ans. Pour l'anecdote, dimanche dernier au Resto-Zinc, j'ai eu en direct le témoignage d'un vigneron avec qui je travaille, Sylvain Liotard du domaine des 13 Lunes. Sylvain a insisté : l'association a permis à son tout jeune domaine de survivre après une saison dramatique ! N'hésitez pas à faire un tour sur leur site Internet. LES RÉFÉRENCES CITÉES : Les écrits de Jules Chauvet (réédités dans une super collection aux Editions de l'Epure) Les 3 vignerons du Rhône "historiques" dans l'histoire personnelle de Romuald : L'Oratoire St-Martin, La Réméjeanne et la Monardière Les ultra-trails : l'Ultra-Trail du Mont-Blanc (UTMB) et la Diagonale des fous Les musiques : Bob Marley No woman no cry, Dalida Monday, Coldplay Viva la vida, James Brown People get up and drive your funky soul Bandes-dessinées : Enki Bilal, Rabaté, Jurô Tanaguchi... Documentaires : tous ceux sur Kilian Jornet, la vision de l'escalade par Alex Honnold
The Woman of NOW correspondent and host of the Patreon series, "RvF" will be introduced and join the crew for the episode. NOW Champion, The Buns Of Steel J Fowler', will have his opponent for May 2nd's NOW This IS Arson City (18+ Show) event revealed!The week in wrestling roundupAnd, in NOW The Final Word's true fashion, we celebrate Ryan Russo's birthday with a couple surprises!
00:00 Introduction with Barry Rooke01:24 RVF 2019 with Patrick Chan05:55 Industry News with Luke Smith (SiriusXM, JazzFM, Jackson and Kelly, Much Music)30:00 Carleton University's Future of Media with Jesse Hirsch40:58 Outro and !eDDS Song of The Week (Chris Coleplaugh - Mama's Eyes)
Hosts: Barry Rooke & Luke Smith. 00:00 Intro and Welcome03:12 Burnout in the Community Radio Sector live at GRC201808:12 Industry News (New Vinyl Press in PEI, Party Universities, Lawsuits in Media including Podcast and Jazz FM, SMS, Small Non-Profit Podcast on Charity Village) 19:20 RVF 2019 Launch Announcement and PSA21:02 Sprouts on Pacifica network 23:48 Ian McCarter re: Podcast listening habits study in C/C radio29:06 Outro and !eDDS Song of the Week (Ghost Cartridge - Severance Package) Links and references at members.ncra.ca
The English market is dominating the comics industry, and Europe has a strong hold on the French side. Where does that leave Canada? Do we try and mimic the bigger industries or just do our own thing? We spoke to store owners and comic creators in Toronto and Montreal to find out the weird, unique state of French Canadian comics. Originally broadcast by Rendez-Vous de la Francophonie and CJRU 1280 AM during the week of September 4, 2017. Edited and produced by Jacob Dubé.
Guidelines. Algorithms. Evidence based medicine. These all play a significant part in the safe and effective management of the majority of our patients. As a result there is a danger that treatment pathways are followed blindly without critiquing their use and there is real risk we can loose sight of what’s best for the patient in front of us. Guidelines encourage inflexible decision making, which creates further challenge when we are met by patients who do not fit standard treatment pathways. If this is the case then the management of cardiac arrest, which is taught and delivered in a didactic and protocol driven fashion, is surely the pinnacle of the problem. Standard Advanced Life Support (ALS) is totally appropriate for the majority of cardiac arrests, but what happens when it fails our patients? Refractory ventricular fibrillation (rVF) is, by its very nature, defined by the failure of ALS, but frustratingly there is very little evidence, or guidance, surrounding how to manage this patient group. I was faced with this situation when called to support an ambulance crew who were resuscitating an out-of-hospital VF arrest. When benchmarked against the ALS guidelines their management had been exemplary, but the patient remained in VF after eight shocks. So what now? The UK Resuscitation Council doesn’t specifically discuss rVF, but offers the advice that it is “usually worthwhile continuing” if the patient remains in VF. Not a particularly controversial statement, but not much help either. They do discuss the potential for ECMO use, but this is currently a very rare option in UK practice, or thrombolysis for known or suspected pulmonary embolism. Other potential interventions not in the guidelines include IV magnesium and placing defibrillator pads in the anterior-posterior orientation. PCI can also be considered if there is a suitable receiving centre available and the patient can be delivered in a safe and timely fashion. A final option is the use of double sequential defibrillation (DSD), using two defibrillators, charged to their maximum energy setting, to deliver two shocks in an almost simultaneous fashion.DSD was first described in human subjects in 1994 when it was used to successfully defibrillate five patients who entered rVF during routine electrophysiologic testing. These patients were otherwise refractory to between seven and twenty single shocks. Looking at the available literature there has been little interest in DSD since then, until the last two to three years when it appears to have undergone a small revival. Sadly, there is no evidence for its use beyond case reports and small case series. The case reports appear to show good results with four in the last two years reporting survival to discharge with good neurological outcome. There are also a handful of other cases discussed in online blogs and articles with good outcomes. But these case reports and articles almost certainly represent an excellent example of publication bias. The most recent case series reviewed the use of DSD by an American ambulance service over a period of four years. During this time DSD was written into their refractory VF protocol, with rVF defined as failure of five single shocks. The study included twelve patients, three of whom survived to discharge with two of these demonstrating a cerebral performance score of 1. Despite appearing to demonstrate reasonable outcomes for DSD, sadly this study has a number of significant limitations. One important point the authors fail to discuss is that the two neurologically intact survivors received their DSD shocks after two and three single shocks respectively, not after five shocks which would have been per-protocol and consistent with the authors definition of refractory VF. This highlights a further problem with analysing the use of DSD. Not only is there a dearth of high-level evidence, but the literature that is available is highly inconsistent. There are a range of definitions for refractory VF, different orientations for the second set of pads, variable interventions prior to using DSD, a variety of timings between the shocks and so on. This means that comparison between studies and drawing meaningful conclusions is nearly impossible. Given these challenges, what are the explanations for why DSD might work? The first theory is that by using DSD the myocardium is defibrillated with a broader energy vector compared to a single set of pads resulting in a more complete depolarisation of the myocardium. A second theory is that the first shock reduces the ventricular defibrillation threshold meaning that the second shock is more effective. A third explanation may simply be the large amount of energy delivered to the myocardium. These theories should be tempered by the fact that studies have demonstrated increasing defibrillation energy to result in increased defibrillation success, but only up to a plateau. After this the success of defibrillation drops sharply. Increased energy use has also been demonstrated to cause an increase in A-V block but without an associated increase in shock success or patient outcome. The use of double sequential defibrillation is clearly an area that would benefit from further research, but despite this it is interesting to note that London Ambulance Service have enabled their Advanced Paramedic Practitioners to use DSD and some American EMS systems have written DSD into their protocols. So returning to the case in point what did I choose to do with my patient? After changing the pad position, administering magnesium and continuing defibrillation they remained in VF. I considered transport to a hospital with interventional cardiology but the patient was several stories up in a property with an inherently complex extrication. So I chose to use DSD because I felt that all other avenues had been explored. The patient had suffered a witnessed arrest, received bystander CPR immediately and throughout the resuscitation they had maintained a high end tidal CO2 and a coarse VF. I felt that this was a patient who could still respond to non-standard cardiac arrest management in the absence of a response to guideline directed treatment. After two DSD shocks a return of spontaneous circulation was achieved and the patient survived to hospital admission, but sadly didn’t survive to hospital discharge. We’re left with a even bigger question: if we accept that DSD is a potentially useful intervention in rVF, when should we consider using it? Would the outcome for this patient have been different if DSD had been used earlier? The European Resuscitation Council states that the use of double sequential defibrillation cannot be recommended for routine use. But treating rVF is not routine and the guidelines have otherwise failed our patient. It is said that insanity is defined as doing the same thing over and over again, without changing anything, and expecting a different result. Is this not what the guidelines preach in rVF? It is up to you, the clinician, to determine whether DSD is appropriate for each rVF case you encounter. But I urge you to consider the patient in front of you and tailor your resuscitation to their needs, whether that includes DSD or an alternative option. Personally, I believe DSD does have a place in the management of rVF patients, after considering the other interventions previously discussed. Given that shock success declines over time, DSD could be used as early as the sixth shock, because at this point the guidelines have nothing further to add. Or maybe it’s me who’s insane… James Yates (Critical Care Paramedic GWAAC) References Double sequential Defibrillation therapy for out-of-hospital cardiac arrests: the London experience. Emmerson AC, et al. Resuscitation. 2017 A Case Series of Double Sequence Defibrillation. Merlin MA. Prehosp Emerg Care. 2016 Double sequential external shocks for refractory ventricular fibrillation. Hoch DH. 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Double Sequential Defibrillation Double sequential defibrillation is a procedure that may be helpful in the treatment of refractory ventricular fibrillation (RVF) in the out of hospital environment. This module demonstrates the procedure of double sequential defibrillation which is included as a medical control consideration for instances in which ventricular fibrillation persists after five shocks. Further research will be required to determine the optimal treatment strategies for RVF. Double sequential defibrillation is not considered part of the minimum standard of care at this time. Nonetheless, providers will be instructed on how to properly perform this procedure in the event that a medical control order is granted for this treatment option. Cast in Alphabetical Order: Michael T. Benenati, BS, AAS, EMT-P Tyler F. Cominsky, NRP Seth Goldstein, BA, AS, AEMT-P/CIC Susie Surprenant, BBA, BS, NRP David Violante, MPH, MPA, AEMT-P Faizan H. Arshad, MD @emscritcare Christopher J. Fullagar, MD, EMT-P, FACEP @87MD1
Background: The Rift Valley fever virus (RVFV) is an arthropod-borne phlebovirus. RVFV mostly causes outbreaks among domestic ruminants with a major economic impact. Human infections are associated with these events, with a fatality rate of 0.5-2%. Since the virus is able to use many mosquito species of temperate climates as vectors, it has a high potential to spread to outside Africa. Methodology/Principal Findings: We conducted a stratified, cross-sectional sero-prevalence survey in 1228 participants from Mbeya region, southwestern Tanzania. Samples were selected from 17,872 persons who took part in a cohort study in 2007 and 2008. RVFV IgG status was determined by indirect immunofluorescence. Possible risk factors were analyzed using uni-and multi-variable Poisson regression models. We found a unique local maximum of RVFV IgG prevalence of 29.3% in a study site close to Lake Malawi (N = 150). The overall seroprevalence was 5.2%. Seropositivity was significantly associated with higher age, lower socio-economic status, ownership of cattle and decreased with distance to Lake Malawi. A high vegetation density, higher minimum and lower maximum temperatures were found to be associated with RVFV IgG positivity. Altitude of residence, especially on a small scale in the high-prevalence area was strongly correlated (PR 0.87 per meter, 95% CI = 0.80-0.94). Abundant surface water collections are present in the lower areas of the high-prevalence site. RVF has not been diagnosed clinically, nor an outbreak detected in the high-prevalence area. Conclusions: RVFV is probably circulating endemically in the region. The presence of cattle, dense vegetation and temperate conditions favour mosquito propagation and virus replication in the vector and seem to play major roles in virus transmission and circulation. The environmental risk-factors that we identified could serve to more exactly determine areas at risk for RVFV endemicity.
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