Podcasts about sacs

El seu debut, l'EP "Lost and found",

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Assurances, conso, nouvelles technologies… "On en parle" vous oriente dans tout ce qui fait votre quotidien. Au programme aujourd'hui: 1. Traceurs sur les sacs des enfants: que dit la loi? 2. Série "Le sang, mode d'emploi" (2/4): les tests sanguins 3. Guichet: le traitement de la douleur

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This week, I chat with Brian Watson @readingwithbrian about how long we've both been reading, thrillers that stood out as ones that created our love for thrillers, and some of our favorite domestic suspense thrillers!Books/Authors We Talked AboutRegrets Only by Kieran ScottThe Push by Ashley AudrainYou Deserve to Know by Aggie Blum ThompsonThe Woman Inside by E.G. ScottA.R. TorreMadwoman by Chelsea BiekerI'll Be You by Janelle BrownLocal Woman Missing by Mary Kubica   Check out the Bookwild Community on PatreonCheck out the Imposter Hour Podcast with Liz and GregFollow @imbookwild on Instagram

Après la mort d'une élève nantaise, poignardée par un garçon scolarisé dans le même établissement, le Préfet du Loir-et-Cher a décidé de mener des opérations de contrôle des sacs aux abords des collèges et lycées du département. À Blois, l'opération a pu surprendre les élèves scolairsés aux lycées Sonia-Delaunay et Dessaignes, mais tous s'y plient sans difficultés. Un reportage réalisé par Bastien Bougeard.

Ce matin sur Skyrock, Difool et Rémi nous font la compil' de celles qui ont fait la une de l'actu à cause d'un sac à main !

En route pour les 20 ans ! Les Grandes Gueules, le talk-show de la liberté d'expression, autour du duo Alain Marschall/Olivier Truchot. Trois heures de débats parfois musclés avec vos GG toutes issues de la société civile : médecin, éleveur, prof, chef d'entreprise, policier, fonctionnaire, avocat... L'actualité vue et commentée par des Grandes Gueules qui défendent leurs idées, points de vues, opinions toujours variéess ! Et par les auditeurs du 3216 qui n'hésitent pas à rappeler nos GG à l'ordre !

Dave LaGreca, Nic Nemeth & Tommy Dreamer break down AEW Dynamite and discuss whether or not the back and forth between Jon Moxley and Swerve Strickland made sense, plus, former WWE/NXT star Mandy Sacs joins the show! To visit our partners at Chewy, click here. The Master's Class is now available on its own podcast feed! SUBSCRIBE NOW to hear over 50 episodes of Dave, Bully, Mark, and Tommy taking you behind the scenes like only they can, plus BRAND NEW episodes every week. Subscribe to SiriusXM Podcasts+ to listen to new episodes of Busted Open ad-free and get exclusive access to bonus episodes. Start a free trial now on Apple Podcasts or by visiting siriusxm.com/podcastsplus.

Pour débuter l'émission de ce jeudi 27 mars 2025, les GG : Emmanuel de Villiers, entrepreneur, Frédéric Farah, économiste, et Barbara Lefebvre, prof d'histoire-géo, débattent du sujet du jour : Fouilles aléatoires des sacs à l'école, vraiment dissuasif ?

Au programme : 5 ans de prison pour Boualem Sansal : l'Algérie défie-t-elle la France ? // Fouille des sacs aux abords des collèges et lycées, c'est une mesure pragmatique ? Inquiétante ? Un aveu d'échec ?

The Clarke County school system scored well in the accreditation assessment recently completed by Cognia, Inc., the successor to the longtime SACS accreditation program. Shannon Odom, of the Clarke County Board of Education's central office, said the system is reviewed for accreditation every six years. She presented the findings at the March 19 board meeting in Grove Hill. The system scored well compared on individual components of Cognia criteria with a final score of 299. That is in the midrange of Cognia scores suggesting some areas for improvement. Scores of 300 or greater indicated a system met Corgnia's expectations. Three...Article Link

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Here is the playlist for the 03/17 episode of the Seventh House. Enjoy!Dan Fogelberg- Tullamore DewDan Fogelberg- PhoenixHead East- Never Been Any ReasonStyx- Fooling Yourself (the Angry Young Man)Starcastle- Lady of the LakeSteven Wilson- The OverviewMarillion- Afraid of SunrisePat Metheny Group- SunlightIZZ- Soak Up the SunshineYes- Heart of the Sunrise (the tradition continues....)Marillion- Afraid of SunlightKeith Emerson- Piano Concerto No I- Third Movement- Toccata Con FuccoMagic Pie- Everyday HeroEcholyn- Cul-de-Sacs and TunnelsPink Floyd- DogsPallas- The Great AttractorTribe3- Falls Like RainKarmakanic- End of the Road

What we're talking about: 1:43 My observations around motivation as a Maths teacher I share my experience of teaching a particular class who were really focused, willing to learn, with high aspirations for their VCE results. Most people would assume that there's not much a teacher of a class like that needs to do to in terms of motivation, but what I actually found was that in the second half of the year, these students were feeling really stressed and losing motivation despite the fact that they were doing everything “right” and still doing well on their SACs. I found that by helping them have some perspective around VCE and looking ahead to something fun that they were planning for the future, I could see that it really helped them get their heads out of VCE and visibly reduced their stress. 9:58 The podcast that helped me understand the science behind my theory I happened to listen to The Imperfects podcast episode with their regular guest, Dr Emily, teaching listeners about hope. She talked about hope being made up of 3 parts - the goal, pathways (including overcoming obstacles) and agency (or the motivation to follow through to reach your goal). The way she explained it helped me understand why for many students, having a goal linked to results (eg I want to get an ATAR over 90) can be really hard to maintain. So many students with goals like that find it hard to keep going when they hit a topic they find really difficult or have a bad day on a SAC. They could no longer see how they could reach their goal, they'd lose motivation because they no longer thought just working hard would help them achieve the results they wanted, and they'd lose hope. 16:43 A Better Way to Motivate Yourself in VCE I know that working with students to help them discover what they want to do beyond school in terms of courses and careers is truly motivating. I see it with the students I work with all the time. What Dr Emily was saying about hope helped me understand why. It makes sense to me that by finding a course or career that a student is excited about, you've found a goal. The next step is to find out how they can get there, and the reality is that there are so many pathways you can take to get into any course or career. Because there are so many pathways, it makes sense that if one falls over (ie you don't get the ATAR you need), you can immediately see the next pathway. So now not getting the ATAR you need is an obstacle that can be overcome. Students can still have hope of reaching their goal because they can change the pathway and still achieve it. Links mentioned: Work with me: https://www.roadmapeducation.com/services The Imperfects Podcast with Dr Emily on Hope: https://theresilienceproject.com.au/at-home/podcasts/dr-emily-hope/

Bosnie-Herzégovine : 150 soldats tchèques envoyés en renfort à cause du regain de tensions - Les Tchèques distribuent des sacs à dos de survie dans la ville fantôme de Kherson - 50 ans depuis la dernière exécution d'une femme en Tchécoslovaquie

Bosnie-Herzégovine : 150 soldats tchèques envoyés en renfort à cause du regain de tensions - Les Tchèques distribuent des sacs à dos de survie dans la ville fantôme de Kherson - 50 ans depuis la dernière exécution d'une femme en Tchécoslovaquie

What we're talking about: Let's talk about how SACs work in VCE so that you know what they are, how they're used, and to bust some of the misconceptions around them that often come up throughout the year so that you can feel really confident as you move through VCE. 1:32 What is a SAC? Throughout your time at school from prep through to Year 12, you do different types of assessment. SAC stands for School Assessed Coursework and it's called that because it is one of the assessment types that is used to calculate your study score for your VCE subjects, but it is written by your teachers and completed through your school (as opposed to the external exams at the end of Unit 3&4 subjects written by VCAA). You can find out how many SACs you'll do for each subject and how each SAC will look by looking at the study design for the subject on the VCAA website. 4:35 How do you find out your SAC results? Different schools will report back differently. Some schools will give you an actual percentage mark for each SAC. Others might use a grade or a descriptor to give you an idea of how well you've done. These marks are not what is submitted to VCAA - your teachers will rank all the students for a subject based on their results in their SACs, and then these will be scaled up or down depending on how your cohort of students do on the external exam at the end of the year. The most important part of your SAC if you're aiming to do really well in VCE is to make sure you understand where you didn't get some of the marks and what you needed to do differently to get full marks on those questions. That will help you prepare for the next SAC and also for your end of year exams. 7:47 How are SAC results used? When you get your study scores at the end of the year, you'll be able to see the grades you got for your overall SAC results (which might be split into Unit 3 and Unit 4, or might be put together as one SAC result) and then a grade or grades for your end of year exam(s) for that subject. Your SAC result may be higher or lower than you expected based on the feedback you got from your school throughout the year. This is because of the scaling that happens, and it has to happen to make sure that the SACs at one school are treated as being equivalent in difficulty to the SACs at another school. This is why you shouldn't get too focused on your SAC results throughout the year other than learning from them - see the podcast episode “What is Your VCE Subject Ranking?” linked below for more information. Links mentioned: Work with me: https://www.roadmapeducation.com/services Free Download - The Parents' Guide to VCE: https://www.roadmapeducation.com/parents-guide How are ATARs Calculated? https://www.roadmapeducation.com/podcast/58 What is Your VCE Subject Ranking? https://www.roadmapeducation.com/podcast/79

durée : 00:12:40 - Carnets de campagne - par : Dorothée Barba - Au programme des Carnets du jour dans le Lot : une entreprise qui valorise la laine française en fabricant des sacs isothermes, puis un projet d'Ecol'lieu au lycée agricole de Figeac, espace de discussion avec les agriculteurs autour des pesticides.

What we're talking about: This episode is all about explaining how VCE works and translating the jargon around VCE so that you can understand it more clearly and feel more confident supporting your child. Grab the free download The Parents' Guide to VCE to have on hand (https://www.roadmapeducation.com/parents-guide), and listen up as I clarify what the key organisations like VCAA and VTAC do, what all the acronyms mean, and tell you what you need to focus on and what you can ignore as white noise. 5:22 What does VCAA stand for and what do they do? The VCAA is the Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority. They set the curriculum for schools in Victoria from early childhood through to VCE (including creating VCE study designs), organise the external exams at the end of Unit 3 and 4 subjects, and calculate a student's study scores for their subjects. 7:00 What is VTAC and what do they do? VTAC is the Victorian Tertiary Admissions Centre and they facilitate the transition between high school and tertiary education. They get students raw study scores from VCAA, use them to calculate students' ATARs, and manage the offer process for tertiary institutions. Keep an eye on their website for important dates for VTAC applications and offers, and also for all of the University and TAFE Open Days (links below) 8:15 What is VCE? VCE stands for Victorian Certificate of Education, and it is the secondary qualification for students in Victoria. It now includes the VCE - Vocational Major which has replaced VCAL and allows students to explore vocational studies as part of their secondary education. 9:50 What is a SAC? SAC stands for School Assessed Coursework. They are set out by the VCAA in the subject study designs which can be accessed on the VCAA website, and a student's ranking after all of the SACs are completed in a subject is used as part of the calculation of the study score for the subject. Not all assessment completed in Year 12 is a SAC. 11:49 What is a study score? A study score is the result that students get for each of the Unit 3&4 subjects they complete. It is a number out of 50 and it's a ranking showing where you sit compared to everyone else who completed that subject in the same year. VCAA calculates the raw study score for each student, and then study scores are scaled depending on how well each cohort of students has done well across all of their subjects to be used in the calculation of each student's ATAR. 14:38 What is an ATAR? ATAR stands for Australian Tertiary Admissions Rank and it is a ranking showing how well each student did in VCE compared to all other students who completed VCE in the same year. The highest ATAR a student can get is 99.95, which means that they're in the top 0.05% of the state. It only exists because it is the most efficient way for students to get an offer into (a lot of) university and TAFE courses. It is not the only way of getting into tertiary courses, and as a society we need to stop giving it so much power. 17:28 What is SEAS? SEAS stands for Special Entry Access Scheme and it is the way that students can get extra points added to their selection rank if they have had any type of disadvantage in VCE compared to their peers, such as financial difficulties, health issues and other difficult circumstances. The focus of a SEAS application is how the issue has affected the student's ability to perform at their best in VCE. A SEAS application will only ever be used to your child's advantage. Links mentioned: Work with me: https://www.roadmapeducation.com/services Free Download - The Parents' Guide to VCE: https://www.roadmapeducation.com/parents-guide How are ATARs Calculated? https://www.roadmapeducation.com/podcast/58 What Happens If You Do An Unscored VCE or VCE-VM? https://www.roadmapeducation.com/podcast/87 VTAC dates: https://vtac.edu.au/dates.html University and TAFE Open Days (Please note that at the time of publishing this page still has dates from 2024, but it will be updated closer to July 2025): https://vtac.edu.au/opendays.html?highlight=WyJvcGVuIiwiZGF5cyJd

En Tanzanie, des rats géants ont été dressés pour reconnaitre des produits issus du braconnage. Leurs avantages : ils se faufilent partout, mettent peu de temps à être formés et coûtent beaucoup moins cher que les chiens renifleurs. Au Népal, les alpinistes qui veulent gravir l'Everest dans l'Himalaya sont soumis à de nouvelles obligations. L'accès passe désormais de 11 000 à 15 000 dollars en pleine saison. Une somme qui servira au nettoyage des déchets mais aussi aux opérations de secours. Depuis 2024, le gouvernement népalais oblige les alpinistes à porter des traceurs pour faciliter les recherches en cas d'accident. Mais il les oblige aussi à se munir de sacs pour porter leurs excréments. Ces sacs déjà utilisés en Antarctique sont biodégradables, ils contiennent un produit chimique qui aide à sécher et à solidifier la matière fécale tout en éliminant les mauvaises odeurs. Aujourd'hui, l'Everest est une poubelle à ciel ouvert . En 2021, une opération menée par des soldats népalais accompagnés de sherpas sur l'Everest et cinq sommets environnants avait conduit à descendre plus de 35 tonnes de déchets, dont environ 18 tonnes pour les seuls camps de base. Et  selon les chiffres de l'ONG Sagarmatha Pollution Control Committee, il y aurait 3 tonnes d'excréments humains entre le camp un au pied de l'Everest et le camp quatre, vers le sommet. Le problème ? "Ça pue et le risque sanitaire est réel."Vous aimez ce contenu ? Alors n'hésitez pas à vous abonner, à lui donner des étoiles et à partager ce podcast autour de vous. Ça nous aide à nous faire connaitre et à essaimer les idées constructives qui rendent le monde plus joli !Une chronique signée Leslie Rijmenams à retrouver (aussi) sur Nostalgie et www.nostalgie.be

Les auditeurs RMC ont la parole sur un sujet d'actualité avec Anaïs Castagna et Peggy Broche.

A 10h, ce vendredi 21 février 2025, les GG : Bruno Poncet, cheminot, Marie-Sophie Bufarull, secrétaire, Joëlle Dago-Serry, coach de vie, débattent du sujet du jour : "Pour lutter contre les violences à l'école, Elisabeth Borne veut des contrôles à l'improviste devant les écoles avec les policiers"

Pascal Praud revient pendant deux heures, sans concession, sur tous les sujets qui font l'actualité. Aujourd'hui, retour la fouille des sacs dans les collèges et lycées avec Rudy Manna, porte-parole du syndicat de police Alliance. Vous voulez réagir ? Appelez-le 01.80.20.39.21 (numéro non surtaxé) ou rendez-vous sur les réseaux sociaux d'Europe 1 pour livrer votre opinion et débattre sur les grandes thématiques développées dans l'émission du jour. Vous voulez réagir ? Appelez-le 01.80.20.39.21 (numéro non surtaxé) ou rendez-vous sur les réseaux sociaux d'Europe 1 pour livrer votre opinion et débattre sur grandes thématiques développées dans l'émission du jour.

Avec : Périco Légasse, journaliste. Pierre Rondeau, économiste. Et Yael Mellul, ancienne avocate. - Après le succès d'audience rencontré cette année, Estelle Denis repart pour une nouvelle saison. Toujours accompagnée de Rémy Barret et sa bande, Estelle Denis s'invite à la table des français pour traiter des sujets qui font leur quotidien. Société, conso, actualité, débats, coup de gueule, coups de cœurs… En simultané sur RMC Story.

Céline Géraud, accompagnée de la rédaction d'Europe 1, propose chaque midi un point complet sur l'actualité suivi de débats entre invités et auditeurs.

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What we're talking about: 1:40 What you can do if your measure of success in VCE is to get the best ATAR you can Using a planner to keep on track, creating a study timetable, using a calendar to keep track of SACs, extracurricular activities and your casual job if you have one. Work out how you will get help when you need it eg homework club at school or getting a tutor (see the link to an episode below where I talk about how to choose the right tutor for you). Choosing the “right” subjects - some people will think this means choosing subjects that scale up, I think the right subjects for you are the ones that suit you best so that you will lean into your strengths and not have as much trouble finding the motivation to study. 6:21 Why I don't think that getting a good ATAR should be your only measure of success in VCE. If your only measure of success in VCE is to get a really good ATAR, you are going to spend a lot of time over the next two years feeling stressed out, feeling inadequate if you're not ranked first in the subjects you want to rank first in for example or if you're not doing as well on SACs as you think that you might. If that's your only measure of success in VCE you are setting yourself up for a pretty awful couple of years. Two years of stress is too much as far as I'm concerned. There's a difference between little pockets of stress the night before a SAC, and being completely stressed out for 2 years. 7:26 Your measure of success in VCE could be having a really great couple of years. Take advantage of all the amazing opportunities your school has to offer, including extracurricular activities like sport, drama, music and debating, as well as fun activities like the school formal. 8:30 How can we reframe the importance of your ATAR and it being a measure of success. The only reason that an ATAR exists is because it's the most efficient way to get into a course. That's it. Getting an amazing ATAR and having no idea what you want to do, that's very short-lived success. And I know that because that's what I did. I got the great ATAR, I got into the course that I thought I wanted, spent two and a half years in it being miserable until I changed my plans, and went back to wanting to be a teacher. I worked out how to do that and had an amazing career as a teacher. But getting that good ATAR was not what got me there. The plan was what got me to where I wanted, and successfully into a career that I really enjoyed. Really what I want you to think about is what success in VCE looks like to you, and what you can do to have a really great couple of years AND set yourself up for having many many fun, exciting years after VCE as well. Links mentioned: Work with me: https://www.roadmapeducation.com/services Do You Need a Tutor or a Career Counsellor?: https://www.roadmapeducation.com/podcast/76

What we're talking about: Do Year 11 results matter? Are they used to calculate your ATAR? Are my SACs in Year 11 important? It's the start of the new school year, and when you're new to the VCE system, it can be hard to understand how it all works. In this episode of Course and Career Chat, I'm answering your questions about what's important in Year 11 so you know what to focus on. 2:23 VCE terminology I want to differentiate between the language we often use and the specific VCE language. Make sure you know the difference between Year 11, Year 12, Units 1&2, and Units 3&4, because what is relevant here is whether you're talking about Units 1&2 or Units 3&4, not Year 11 or Year 12. 4:51 Do my Unit 1&2 subjects matter? Only your Unit 3&4 subjects will count towards your ATAR. However, you need to pass VCE to get an ATAR as well. In Units 1&2, it's important that you receive an S for each unit (which means that you've satisfactorily met the outcomes as outlined by VCAA in the study design for the subject (see link below). Listen to this part to find out all the ways you can get an S for a unit outside of just passing a SAC. 8:54 Why else can Units 1&2 be important? In some subjects, you need the foundational skills and knowledge from Units 1&2 to do well in Units 3&4. In contrast, there are other subjects where the content is very different in Units 3&4. These are traditionally the subjects where your school will allow you to accelerate without doing Units 1&2. Links mentioned: Work with me: https://www.roadmapeducation.com/services VCE study designs: https://www.vcaa.vic.edu.au/curriculum/vce/vce-study-designs/Pages/vce-study-designs.aspx How are ATARs Calculated? https://www.roadmapeducation.com/podcast/58

Le bizness de la contrefaçon se porte très bien : même si c'est complètement illégal, les ventes de faux et de copies se multiplient, en particulier dans le milieu de la mode. Et forcément, si y a une arnaque quelque part Martin n'est pas loin : dans l'appel trop con d'aujourd'hui il se lance dans les faux sacs à main de luxe made in China. Et tant qu'à faire, il revend sa marchandise pourrie à l'enseigne qu'il a copiée.

durée : 00:03:06 - Sous les radars - par : Sébastien LAUGENIE - Dans le pays personne n'est surpris de l'immense fortune de la dirigeante, héritière de son père Thaksin Shinawatra, lui-même ancien Premier ministre et dixième fortune du pays. Mais l'information gêne, dans l'un des pays les plus inégalitaires du monde.

durée : 00:03:06 - Sous les radars - par : Sébastien LAUGENIE - Dans le pays personne n'est surpris de l'immense fortune de la dirigeante, héritière de son père Thaksin Shinawatra, lui-même ancien Premier ministre et dixième fortune du pays. Mais l'information gêne, dans l'un des pays les plus inégalitaires du monde.

Rubrique:nouvelles Auteur: lillie-thomas-meade-et-clifford-halifax Lecture: Daniel LuttringerDurée: 52min Fichier: 36 Mo Résumé du livre audio: Une nouvelle policière de Lillie Thomas Meade (1844-1914) et Clifford Halifax (1860-1921) parue en feuilleton dans Le Journal du 21 au 25 août 1909. Cet enregistrement est mis à disposition sous un contrat Creative Commons.

Dans cet épisode festif, nous plongeons dans les traditions de Noël des deux côtés de l'Atlantique. Attention, à ne pas écouter à côté des enfants qui croient au papa noel !

À l'hôpital de Kherson, "l'un des lieux les plus dangereux de la ville", Maurine Mercier nous rapporte un témoignage saisissant de la guerre en Ukraine. Un soldat résume la situation en une phrase glaçante : "Rien ne va." C'est le quatrième épisode de "Carnet d'Ukraine".

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L'homme d'affaires béninois Olivier Boko a été arrêté dans la nuit de lundi à mardi à Cotonou, selon plusieurs de ses proches. « La nouvelle de l'interpellation de cet homme d'affaires autrefois puissant, ami intime du président Patrice Talon, a retenti comme un coup de tonnerre à Cotonou, s'exclame Jeune Afrique. Olivier Boko, qui passait pour être le bras financier de la majorité présidentielle, était-il surveillé par les renseignements béninois ? Était-il devenu trop puissant dans l'entourage d'un chef d'État qui achève son second mandat, mais qui apprécie peu que l'on parle de sa succession ? S'était-il laissé aller à dire tout haut les ambitions qu'il caressait et le destin qu'il se rêvait ? (…) Mercredi, en fin de journée, précise le site panafricain, le procureur spécial auprès de la Cour de répression des infractions économiques et du terrorisme, Elon'm Mario Metonou, a expliqué que c'était d'abord Oswald Homeky, un ex-ministre des Sports réputé proche d'Olivier Boko, qui avait été arrêté : “il a été interpellé au moment où il transmettait six sacs de billets de banque au commandant de la Garde républicaine“, a affirmé Elon'm Mario Metonou. (Montant : 1,5 milliard de FCFA…) Crise majeure ?« L'officier mentionné n'est autre que le colonel Djimon Dieudonné Tévoédjrè. Il est à la tête de l'unité “ayant en charge la sécurité du chef de l'État“, a souligné le procureur. Selon ce dernier, il a reçu cet argent “à l'effet d'opérer par la force un coup d'État“ prévu pour demain vendredi. » Olivier Boko a été arrêté lui un peu plus tard dans la nuit, alors qu'il était au volant de sa voiture en compagnie de son épouse.Commentaire de Jeune Afrique : « cette affaire pourrait très vite prendre une tournure politique et se transformer en une crise majeure au sein du pouvoir, au vu du statut des personnes impliquées et de la proximité qu'Olivier Boko a longtemps entretenue avec Patrice Talon. » La Nouvelle Tribune ou encore La Tempête à Cotonou parlent de « tentative de coup d'État. » Le site d'information Banouto utilise lui l'expression d' « atteinte à la sûreté de l'État. »Trop d'ambitions ?En tout cas, une chose est sûre, relève Le Pays au Burkina : « les relations entre les deux amis, Talon et Boko, qui ont fait fortune dans la commercialisation du coton et des intrants, se sont dégradées ces derniers mois.  Et la cause serait l'ambition politique affichée par l'homme d'affaires. En effet, Olivier Boko, autrefois partenaire d'affaires de Patrice Talon, a vu ses ambitions politiques grandir au fil du temps, au point qu'il envisageait de lui succéder en 2026. »Mais beaucoup de questions se posent, relève Le Pays : « pourquoi renverser un ami, de surcroit un président qui en est à son second mandat et qui, sauf retournement de veste, doit quitter bientôt les affaires ? Le Bénin se porterait si mal au point de mettre fin au pouvoir de Talon par un coup de force ? Cela dit, on ne saurait écarter non plus la possibilité que ce coup de filet vise à écarter des personnalités gênantes pour le régime Talon. »Purge ?« Sale temps pour l'ami du président ! », lance pour sa part WakatSéra, toujours à Ouagadougou qui s'interroge également : « quelle sera la suite de cette série qui passionne actuellement les Béninois ? Quels politiciens et quels officiers militaires seront entrainés par la vague des arrestations? Patrice Talon se contentera-t-il de ces poissons qu'il a pris dans ses filets ? Rien n'est moins sûr, conclut le journal, car les accusations d'atteinte à la Sûreté nationale constituent des occasions propices de purge et de vastes opérations de chasse à des adversaires politiques connus ou tapis dans l'ombre. »

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Amanda Rose Saccomanno (@mandysacs) is an American professional wrestler, television personality, and fitness and figure competitor. FKA Mandy Rose, she is best known for her time in WWE as NXT Women's Champion and the leader of Toxic Attraction. Amanda got her start in professional wrestling through Tough Enough and later was a featured character on E!'s Total Divas. She is the brains behind Amarose skin care and is partners with WWE's Sonya Deville in Damandyz donuts. Although she is a 10x cover magazine model and well-known influencer, Amanda is so much more than just a pretty face. She spends her time helping out at her family's deli in New York as a deli clerk. Amanda tells what gear she felt like didn't get enough recognition. Plus, was Mandy Rose supposed to win the Smackdown Women's Championship at Wrestlemania 35? All that and more in Threads! SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHANNEL TO VIEW THE EPISODE IN ITS ORIGINAL INTENDED FORMAT ► https://www.youtube.com/@McKenzieNMitchell FOLLOW ON IG  / https://www.instagram.com/mckenzienmitchell/ SHOP MY JEWELRY (@headlinebymm): https://www.headlinebymm.com/ EMAIL ME: mckenziemitchell.mgmt@gmail.com FOLLOW ME ON X / https://x.com/mckenzienmitch

Shawn D. Nelson is the founder and CEO of Lovesac, repeatedly recognized as the fastest growing furniture brand in the US for over a decade. Lovesac is publicly traded on Nasdaq, ticker “LOVE,” and is projected to exceed $1 Billion in annual sales over the next few years leveraging its rapidly growing fleet of more than 270 Lovesac branded retail locations. From humble beginnings, Shawn founded Lovesac in 1998, making Sacs by hand for neighbors and friends while in college. He graduated from the University of Utah in 2001 with a BA in Mandarin Chinese before opening Lovesac's first retail location in his hometown of Salt Lake City shortly after graduation. In 2005 Shawn won a million-dollar investment from Richard Branson on his prime time hit reality TV show, The Rebel Billionaire, and was named acting President of Virgin Worldwide for a time. Shawn later achieved his Master's degree in Strategic Design and Management at the world famous Parsons, The New School for Design in New York City and continued on as an instructor there for a few years teaching courses on Sustainable Business Models, Leadership, and Innovation. Shawn now holds over 50 issued patents across multiple product categories with dozens more pending. The majority of Lovesac's sales today are driven by the ever-expanding product platform called “Sactionals,” the world's most versatile couch and myriad Sactionals product extensions including embedded technology. Shawn's recent book, “Let Me Save You 25 Years,” celebrates Lovesac's colorful history, and the many “mistakes, miracles, and lessons” learned along the way. Shawn lives in St. George, Utah with his wife, Tiffany, and their 4 kids, 2 cats, and 1 crazy dog. In This Conversation We Discuss:[00:42] Intro[01:35] A business idea right at home[03:05] Learning from direct customer feedback[04:13] Taking the last gamble and it worked[06:21] From side hustle to full-time business[07:22] Managing first store and franchising[08:16] Leveraging TV fame for VC investment[09:04] Competing in Branson's reality show[10:12] Staying grounded amidst financial highs and lows[11:00] Electric Eye: your true Shopify expert [11:56] Plan and DO something[13:31] Playing along the journey[15:09] Resilience through COVID and other setbacks[16:47] Patience is key to long-term growth[17:42] Defining your own success and timeline[19:27] Sharing 25 years of mistakes and miracles[21:01] Knowing when to pivot and when to persist[22:53] Thriving in uncertainty as an entrepreneur[24:13] Big outcomes require hard decisions[25:21] Get inspired with Shawn and Lovesac's journeyResources:Subscribe to Honest Ecommerce on YoutubeModern couches, sactionals and bean bags lovesac.com/Follow Shawn D. Nelson linkedin.com/in/shawndnelson/Schedule an intro call with one of our experts electriceye.io/connectIf you're enjoying the show, we'd love it if you left Honest Ecommerce a review on Apple Podcasts. It makes a huge impact on the success of the podcast, and we love reading every one of your reviews!

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On today's podcast Dr. Robert and Dr. Sam tackle a stinky topic, anal glands. Anal glands (or anal sacs) are two small pouches located on either side of your dog or cat's anus at approximately the four o'clock and eight o'clock positions. The walls of the sac are lined with a large number of sebaceous (sweat) glands that produce a foul-smelling fluid. It is fairly common to see diseases associated with anal sacs in our pets. Take a listen to learn more! Thanks for tuning in and as always, we take questions for upcoming podcasts at podcast@mybalto.com. We are happy to make an entire podcast about the topic or answer the question on a shorter segment, depending on the discussion! We video this podcast as well which you can join in on at myBalto's youtube channel! 

This week on the podcast Monique interviews the incredible Associate Professor Josephine Barbaro. Josie is a late identified Autistic ADHDer. She is a Principal Research Fellow and Psychologist at the Olga Tennison Autism Research Centre, La Trobe University, Melbourne. She is the Research Director of Identification and Diagnosis of Autism, and Clinical Director of the Victorian Early Assessment Clinic, providing neuro-affirming, transdisciplinary assessments for neurodivergence in children under 3 years. Josie's research interests are in the early identification and diagnosis of Autism, family health and well-being following a diagnosis, and Neurodiversity Affirming research and practice.   In this episode Monique and Josie cover:   Josie's path to understanding her own neurodivergence. The heritability of neurodivergence and the importance of taking a whole-family approach to supporting neurodivergent kids. Josie's work on early identification of Autism and the development of the SACS early identification screening tool and the ASDectect app. Josie's research and work into closing the gender gap in early diagnosis of Autism. Why early identification is so important and addressing concerns parents can have around ‘labelling'. How to share a diagnosis of Autism with your child. Debunking the myths around overdiagnosis of Autism.   Things we mentioned:   The Victorian Early Assessment Clinic. The SACS early identification screening tool training The ASDectect app Conversation article co-written by Josie and Marie Camin on talking to your child about their diagnosis.  Conversation article co-written by Josie and Dr Nancy Sadka debunking the myth around overdiagnosis of Autism.  Books to use as a conversation starter to introduce neurodivergence to a child include The Brain Forest and The Rainbow Brain, both by Sandyha Menon, and Round World Square Me by Chelsea Luker.    You can contact Josie via email at veac@latrobe.edu.au or find her on her socials here.   Want polished copies of our episodes in beautiful and readable pdf article format? Grab them here.    Enjoyed the episode and want to support us further? Join our Patreon community! Patreon subscribers receive basic episode transcripts from Season 4 onwards, access to a monthly live zoom hang out, 50% off our episode articles, plus bonus monthly content (depending on subscription tier). Check out our Patreon page to support us, as we aim to make quality mental health care information accessible to everyone: www.patreon.com/ndwomanpod.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A first of its kind one-to-one support programme for pre-school children showing signs of autism is about to be trialed in Wellington, with aspirations of going nationwide. Professor Josie Barbaro pioneered the most successful tool in the world for the very early detection of autism. Known as Social Attention and Communication Surveillance or SACS, it identifies autistic children aged 11 to 30 months with an accuracy of 83%, and has identified 96% of autistic children by preschool age. Susie is joined by Prof Barbaro and Educational Psychologist and Clinic Lead of the Victoria University of Wellington Autism Clinic, Dr Hannah Waddington. Hannah is rolling out Raupi te Raupo, a world-first free support programme for under fives who, having undergone Josie's assessment, are showing signs of autism.

Shawn Nelson is the founder and CEO of Lovesac, repeatedly recognized as the fastest growing furniture brand in the US for over a decade. Lovesac is publicly traded on Nasdaq and is projected to exceed $1 Billion in annual sales over the next few years with more than 270 Lovesac branded retail locations. From humble beginnings, Shawn founded Lovesac in 1998 making Sacs by hand for neighbors and friends while in college. In 2005 Shawn won a million-dollar investment by Richard Branson on his prime time hit reality TV show, The Rebel Billionaire, and was named acting President of Virgin Worldwide for a time. Shawn's recent book, “Let Me Save You 25 Years,” celebrates Lovesac's colorful history, and the many “mistakes, miracles, and lessons” learned along the way. Today Shawn and I get to talk about this brand new book release, and he shares with me some of the stories behind these mistakes, miracles and lessons. If you've ever wished you could sit with a super successful CEO of a publicly traded company for an hour and learn the most important lessons they've picked up along then way, then I think you're really going to enjoy today's episode. Shawn's new book “Let Me Save You 25 Years: Mistakes, Miracles, and Lessons from the Lovsac Story” https://amzn.to/47FVkoO Shawn's Podcast “Let Me Save You 25 Years” https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/let-me-save-you-25-years/id1714646855 Lovesac products https://www.lovesac.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dave LaGreca, Bully Ray & Tommy Dreamer speak to Mandy Rose, who has a lot to share about her time in WWE, including if she has the itch to go back.  Plus, WWE Hall of Famer Kevin Von Erich joins the guys to share some stories about his legendary family before the movie about them called "Iron Claw" is released.