Podcasts about trebes

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HomeSmart Chief Industry Officer Todd Sumney sits down with Karen Trebes, who leads a top producing real estate team in New Orleans, Louisiana. She shares their backgrounds, career pathways and other business insights! These game-changing industry tips can help foster your plan for success! Find HomeSmart's podcast. Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2xjtOyF Spotify: https://spoti.fi/31YSElK Google Podcasts: https://bit.ly/2YjZWAg YouTube: https://bit.ly/2XcbGGg   Follow HomeSmart. Instagram: https://bit.ly/320HY5N Facebook: https://bit.ly/2JgK5d9 LinkedIn: https://bit.ly/2XcdIlb Twitter: https://bit.ly/2BGAkCT   Interested in joining HomeSmart? Enroll here! https://JoinHomeSmart.com

In this episode, I speak to my perspective on personality tests and their usefulness for me personally, as well as with clients. Then I have the pleasure of speaking with Sherry Trebes, Coach and Enneagram Practitioner on her perspective. Feel free to share your perspectives with me at ronitlemon@gmail.com and to contact Sherry at sherry@sherrytrebes.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ronit-lemon/message

France's year of blue and yellow -  blue football jerseys in summer as the world's football champions. Yellow vests in winter for violent protests against government policy. Here is a look at the main events that marked French politics and society in 2018. France wins the FIFA World cup On 15 July 2018, France became "champions du monde" for the second time in World Cup history. France beat Croatia 4-2 in a match that media called one of the most exciting World Cup finals of the modern era. French stars like Kylian Mpabbe, Antoine Griezmann, Olivier Giroud, Ngolo Kante and Paul Pogba became national heroes, along with the team's coach Didier Deschamps. 'Benallagate'  In July, a scandal marked the beginning of a long period of political turmoil in France. Alexandre Benalla, a former security aide to President Emmanuel Macron was filmed manhandling protesters during a May Day rally. Under public and media pressure, Benalla was dismissed from the Elysées Palace, while President Macron took responsibility for the incident. A month later, in August, Environment Minister Nicolas Hulot, probably the most popular minister of Macron's government, resigned on national radio. This was followed by the resignation of Interior Minister Gérard Collomb, another key government figure. A cabinet reshuffle followed in which former socialist MP Christophe Castaner was appointed as France's new Interior Minister. The Yellow Vests Political turmoil in France climaxed with the Yellow Vest Movement at the end of the year. The phenomenon started out as a grassroots movement against a new fuel tax implemented by President Macron. But the movement spread across other domains and protests soon turned violent. There were unimaginable scenes in Paris for several weekends from 17 November – armoured cars, tear gas, vandalism and looting. Macron, who initially remained aloof, was forced to intervene personally with measures like a raise in minimum salary and tax cuts for the retired. This – or perhaps the nearing Christmas holidays – saw the movement to lose steam towards the end of the year. Protesters turned up in fewer numbers, though the violence of some participants continued to mar a largely peaceful movement. The movement was ongoing at the end of 2018. Other events in France Holocaust survivor and French politician Simone Veil became the fifth woman to find a resting place at Paris' Panthéon mausoleum. President Emmanuel Macron welcomed some 80 world leaders in Paris to commemorate 100 years since the World War I Armistice. Two terrorist attacks – at a supermarket in the southern town of Trebes and a Christmas market in Strasbourg left ten people dead and dozens injured. The deaths of popular French rock star Johnny Hallyday, and of the legendary Frenco-Armenian crooner Charles Aznavour. (Report by Arnab Béranger)

Sujet du Jour : La Perte d’autonomie > Suivi d'un autre débat : Calomnie, Rumeur et Diffamation (nous en sommes victimes depuis 3 mois) > En 2eme Partie : LES ACTUS > En Politique : Affaire Maelys, Meurtre d’Angelique, Debat sur la majorité sexuelle, Attentats Carcassonne et Trebes, Frappes en Syrie, Reforme sur les peines de prison, Probable Paix en Corée, Ce qui change depuis le 01er avril, le FN en perdition.

NEED TO KNOW: SALISBURY POISONING WITH DAVID VIDECETTE On Sunday 4th March, 2018, a former Russian Intelligence officer Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia were found on a bench in a catatonic state in the town of Salisbury. It has subsequently been found that the pair were poisoned. On this episode of "Need to Know" we are joined by Author and former Counter-Terrorism Detective David Videcette. We discuss the poisoning, its context and why David is sceptical of rushing to blame the Russian Government. We also discuss the recent sentencing of the Parsons Green bombing suspect, Ahmed Hassan. We also look at the recent terrorist attack in Trebes, France.

The Roy Green Show There is a strong push for autonomous vehicles to become commonplace, but are they actually a safer on the road than cars driven by people? Earlier in the week, a self-driving car ran over and killed a woman in Tempe, Arizona. Guest: Barrie Kirk, co-founder and executive director of the Canadian Automated Vehicles Centre of Excellence - On Friday, police officer Lieutenant Colonel Arnaud Beltrame offered himself as a replacement for a woman who had been taken hostage by an ISIS-supporting terrorist at a supermarket in Trebes, France. What is it about a person's character that allows them to give up their own life for another? Also, what are the long term effects of psychological trauma experienced as a teen? How might the events of the Parkland, Florida school shooting affect the students at various times of their lives? Guest: Dr. Frank Farley, former president of the American Psychological Association and former president of the Society for the Study of Peace, Conflict & Violence - What are your rights to digital privacy when information is crossing geographic borders? The Canada Border Services Agency believes that they have the right to search such information, but is that actually the case? Also, what are the legal issues surrounding the Cambridge Analytica scandal and is it as big as it initially seemed? Guest: David Fraser, internet, technology and privacy lawyer, partner at McInnes Cooper in Halifax, author of the Canadian Privacy Law Blog - The U.S. Veterans Administration issued an abstract, reporting that forcing people to taper off of opioid pain medicine does nothing to reduce overdoses, but does result in a significant rise in suicide mortality. Meanwhile, doctors are still facing pressure to cut opioid prescriptions from their routines. Our guest has had this happen to her despite the intense pain that she lives with, and she now fears that the pain will drive her to suicide. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On Friday, police officer Lieutenant Colonel Arnaud Beltrame offered himself as a replacement for a woman who had been taken hostage by an ISIS-supporting terrorist at a supermarket in Trebes, France. What is it about a person's character that allows them to give up their own life for another? Also, what are the long term effects of psychological trauma experienced as a teen? How might the events of the Parkland, Florida school shooting affect the students at various times of their lives? Guest: Dr. Frank Farley, former president of the American Psychological Association and former president of the Society for the Study of Peace, Conflict & Violence (Photo: Ouest France via AP) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

L’attentat de TREBES c’est votre alibi, l’alibi, qui cache au fond, en réalité votre Haine. Cet attentat pour vous c’est du pain bénit ! Vous comprenez ? C’est du pain bénit pour vous et les victimes au fond, vous en avez rien à foutre ! Ce ne sont pas les victimes, qui vous attriste, la laideur de cet acte, qui vous touche, les familles, qui sont dévastés par cet horreur, mais au fond c’est le plaisir, le plaisir, que vous prenez à avoir raison – C’est encore un Arabe ou un bamboula, je vous l’avais dit ! N’est-ce pas ?