How to pronounce “lise” in English

LISE A. JOHNSON: OK, so the first thing we're going to talk about is mercury.

LISE A. JOHNSON: No.

LISE A. JOHNSON: Different chapter, yeah.

LISE A. JOHNSON: Of being injured by flame retardants.

LISE A. JOHNSON: Well, I can tell you what works for me, but I don't know that that would work for everybody.

LISE A. JOHNSON: I feel like we have multiple questions in there, so let me see if I can unpack them a little bit.

LISE A. JOHNSON: So your friend's partner-- it depends on your friend's partner, really.

LISE A. JOHNSON: So in the book, we really only thought about things you can do personally to prevent.

LISE A. JOHNSON: Yeah, when I see students that are about to defend their dissertations, and they're really stressed out about it, I'm like,

LISE A. JOHNSON: Well, it's unlikely to happen because it's highly preventable, I guess, is what I would say.

LISE A. JOHNSON: So I guess first of all, I would distinguish between different kinds of government organizations.

LISE A. JOHNSON: That's why it's like a three-dimensional problem.

Lise will talk about brain computer interfaces.

Lise rehearsing the ballet.

And Lise Meitner was-- her story really highlights this.

So Lise's going to introduce the first one.

Both Lise and I are neuroscientists at the University of Washington.

So my name is Lise Johnson, and I am most recently of Rocky Vista University, which is a very small medical school

The next one-- LISE A. JOHNSON: OK, so flame retardants-- first of all, does everybody know what I mean when I talk about flame retardants?

And his muse becomes Lise.

will star Lise, that Jerry will do the set design for, and Adam will write the music for.

Jerry and Lise kind of meeting secretly at the Seine, and then Jerry going to a bar with Milo, and it sort of, in a way, it kind of

And fission was first shown by Lise Meitner who showed that a certain uranium, when you bombarded it with protons, broke into smaller pieces that

And then Otto Hahn and Lise Meitner.

Torn as far as his relationship with Lise, and his life in general, as to what he feels he should be doing, what

He falls in love with Lise.

So it made the search for Lise particularly challenging.

LISE A. JOHNSON: Oh, to repeat the question, sorry.

LISE A. JOHNSON: Hi.

LISE A. JOHNSON: Or do something about, yeah.

And Dr. Lise Johnson-- I hope I pronounced both of your names correctly, I don't-- oh, great.

So yeah, I play Lise Dassin.

In the shower, I lisen to music and think that I could feel something.

I'm Leanne Cope, and I play Lise Dassin.

Jerry is the set designer, and Lise, of course, as the ballerina, Milo as the benefactress.

But obviously, when dealing with Lise Dassin, Lise Dassin in our production has

And her name is, of course, Lise Meitner.

LISE A. JOHNSON: OK.

So I'm a French guy, kind of torn, I know I'm in love with Lise, played by-- well, she'll tell you.

And he's a soldier in World War II who stays in Paris on the GI Bill to study art, and falls in love with Lise, and becomes

So the story of the ballet, in a way, is the romantic climax, I suppose, of the coming together of Jerry and Lise.

Lise Eliot writes a lot about that ?

Ça veut dire que c'est un gros investissement, Et ils reçoivent des centaines, ils lisent des centaines des dossiers.