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This week, we're thrilled to have Julie Nemitz, an in-demand theatre marketing consultant and the founder of Theatre Marketing Lab, as our special guest. Julie brings her expertise in marketing innovation, systems, and content to help theatres grow revenue and delight their audiences. In this episode, Julie shares marketing insights and strategies to help playwrights get exposure. Remember, whether you're a theatre professional, an aspiring playwright, or simply a theatre enthusiast, this podcast is your backstage pass to all things theatre marketing! Brought to you by Point Park University's MFA in Writing for Stage and Screen.

 This week's episode is a replay of the hottest marketing tips from marketing expert  Julie Nemitz from Ep. 41.Resources MentionedEpisode 41Theatre Marketing Lab"In The Greenroom" podcastJulie's newsletterTheatre Marketing Lab Content ClubCanvaAbout Our GuestJulie Nemitz is a renowned theatre marketing leader & the force behind Theatre Marketing Lab and the popular podcast "In The Greenroom" where she offers insightful conversations with theatre leaders and actionable marketing advice. She has taken the theatre world by storm, attracting listeners globally, & reached the top #140 performing arts podcasts in the United States. For the past 10 years, Julie has revolutionized how theatres & theatre artists attract audiences through innovative strategies & compelling content. She is passionate about ensuring every community has a thriving performance space, regardless of size. Known for her infectious enthusiasm & deep knowledge of the latest digital marketing trends, Julie helps theatremakers uplevel their strategies and content through personalized consultations, coaching, & classes in the Theatre Marketing Lab. She has a special gift for analyzing what's not working and designing customized solutions to sell more tickets and deepen audience loyalty. Countless clients have experienced record-breaking sales under her guidance. When she's not busy transforming local theatres, you can find Julie rolling up her sleeves & guiding theatre artists into the digital age. Julie is also an adjunct faculty member at Western Michigan University, teaching performing arts marketing to the next generation of theatre artists.julienemitz.com Follow Julie on FB and IG Connect with host Melissa Schmitz***Sign up for the 101 Stage Adaptations Newsletter***101 Stage AdaptationsFollow the Podcast on Facebook & InstagramRead Melissa's plays on New Play ExchangeConnect with Melissa on LinkedInWays to support the show:- Buy Me a Coffee- Tell us your thoughts in our Listener Survey!- Give a 5-Star rating- Write a glowing review on Apple Podcasts - Send this episode to a friend- Share on social media (Tag us so we can thank you!)Creators: Host your podcast through Buzzsprout using my affiliate link & get a $20 credit on your paid account. Let your fans directly support you via Buy Me a Coffee (affiliate link).

Julie Nemitz With over a decade of experience in senior sales and marketing leadership roles, Julie has a proven track record of driving growth through strategic vision and innovative content marketing. She has partnered with Fortune 500 companies and led teams at award-winning agencies and publishers. In the past six years alone, Julie has developed over 200 successful theatre marketing campaigns and strategic plans, bringing her substantial expertise to help theatres thrive.  Known for rolling up her sleeves, she combines big-picture strategy with hands-on execution to deliver robust marketing solutions for her clients.Julie also works with dozens of stellar for-profit arts companies to guide them in making a huge impact on their businesses by creating influential marketing content born from innovative strategies.  In June of 2019, she launched the Theatre Marketing Lab. To date, over 3,200 theatres have benefitted from the Lab's training content and group coaching with Julie!

Welcome to the daily304 – your window into Wonderful, Almost Heaven, West Virginia.   Today is Sunday, Oct. 29   Bridge Valley officials tout the success of its dual enrollment program. The WV School of Osteopathic Medicine establishes a program at Fairmont State. And learn about famous art that was inspired by the Mothman legend…on today's daily304. #1 – From METRO NEWS – Bridge Valley Community and Technical College in South Charleston is making some positive strides for a few new efforts to increase and retain enrollment, as well as transform the overall student experience. The dual enrollment program the college has launched this year allows high school students to take a Bridge Valley course while still in high school if there is a teacher at that high school who has a certification allowing them to be an adjunct to Bridge Valley. Bridge Valley President Casey Sacks said there are a total of 34 high school students taking advantage of the dual enrollment in some form or another and from various districts.  Sacks said they have been doing work on process mapping around the recruitment and admission teams, as well as a reorganization of student affairs.  “I think a lot of this work has been what has driven some of our enrollment increase, because it has led us to a better job of communicating with people who are interested in the college, so it's something that we all recognize that we're going to continue doing moving forward,” Sacks said. Read more: https://wvmetronews.com/2023/10/09/bridge-valley-seeing-success-with-new-dual-enrollment-program-efforts-to-standardize-student-experience/    #2 – From METRO NEWS — The West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine is establishing the Pre-Osteopathic Medicine Program at Fairmont State and Frostburg State universities. The programs are designed to provide a firm foundation for students interested in osteopathic medicine, including the skills and credentials needed to gain admission and ultimately success in osteopathic medicine school, according to WVSOM President James Nemitz. “These are pipeline programs to educate students about what osteopathic medicine is and to provide them with a pathway to help them be successful at achieving acceptance at medical school,” Nemitz said. The WVSOM campus is located in Lewisburg and was founded as the Greenbrier College of Osteopathic Medicine in 1972. Through the Statewide Campus, WVSOM maintains locations throughout the state used by students in the final two years to complete clinical rotations. The institution is nationally recognized for the number of DOs that graduate from WVSOM and work in rural settings. “We're an attractive institution, especially for students who come from rural areas,” Nemitz said. “And we're experts in training those students to be rural medical providers.” Read more: https://wvmetronews.com/2023/10/22/osteopathic-school-of-medicine-inks-deals-with-fairmont-state-frostburg-state/   #3 – From WBOY-TV Clarksburg – The Legend of Mothman has inspired tons of West Virginians and artists, and items from beers to baseball uniforms have been created using the cryptid's image. Mothman is best known for its presence at the Silver Bridge in Point Pleasant in 1967, right before the bridge collapsed, killing 46 people.  The legend was widely unknown and forgotten even by the residents of Point Pleasant until John Keel, a prominent journalist and UFOlogist, immortalized the tale in “The Mothman Prophecies” book in 1975. One of the best-known visual art pieces associated with Mothman, the painting “Mothman” by comic book artist Frank Frazetta, was created around 1980.  And of course, one of the most recognizable and famous Mothman-inspired artworks is the Bob Roach Mothman Statue in Point Pleasant. The stainless steel figure was created in 2003 and has become a main attraction for the town and a must-see during the Mothman Festival every year. Learn more about the legend -- and the artwork it has inspired -- at the Mothman Museum in Point Pleasant.  Read more: https://www.wboy.com/news/west-virginia/the-3-most-famous-artworks-inspired-by-west-virginias-mothman-cryptid/   Find these stories and more at wv.gov/daily304. The daily304 curated news and information is brought to you by the West Virginia Department of Commerce: Sharing the wealth, beauty and opportunity in West Virginia with the world. Follow the daily304 on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram @daily304. Or find us online at wv.gov and just click the daily304 logo.  That's all for now. Take care. Be safe. Get outside and enjoy all the opportunity West Virginia has to offer.  

This week Melissa welcomes fellow theatre marketer Julie Nemitz to the show to talk about how playwrights can initiate and improve their marketing strategy. In this episode, we discuss:Why having an online presence is essential for getting your plays producedWhat a content strategy is and looks like for playwrightsSocial media 101 for playwrightsWhat NOT to do with your photos on FacebookAnd more!Resources MentionedTheatre Marketing Lab "In The Greenroom" podcast Julie's marketing newsletterTheatre Marketing Lab Content ClubCanvaAbout Our GuestJulie Nemitz is a renowned theatre marketing leader and the force behind Theatre Marketing Lab and the popular podcast "In The Greenroom" where she offers insightful conversations with theatre leaders and actionable marketing advice. She has taken the theatre world by storm, attracting listeners globally, and recently reached the top #140 performing arts podcasts in the United States.For the past 10 years, Julie has revolutionized how theatres and theatre artists attract audiences through innovative strategies and compelling content. She is passionate about ensuring every community has a thriving performance space, regardless of size. Known for her infectious enthusiasm and deep knowledge of the latest digital marketing trends, Julie helps theatremakers uplevel their strategies and content through personalized consultations, coaching, and classes in the Theatre Marketing Lab. She has a special gift for analyzing what's not working and designing customized solutions to sell more tickets and deepen audience loyalty. Countless clients have experienced record-breaking sales under her guidance.When she's not busy transforming local theatres, you can find Julie rolling up her sleeves and guiding theatre artists into the digital age. Julie is also an adjunct faculty member at Western Michigan University, teaching performing arts marketing to the next generation of theatre artists.Connect with Our GuestConnect with host Melissa Schmitz***Sign up for the 101 Stage Adaptations Newsletter***101 Stage AdaptationsFollow the Podcast on Facebook & InstagramRead Melissa's plays on New Play ExchangeConnect with Melissa on LinkedInWays to support the show:- Buy Me a Coffee- Tell us your thoughts in our Listener Survey!- Give a 5-Star rating- Write a glowing review on Apple Podcasts - Send this episode to a friend- Share on social media (Tag us so we can thank you!)Creators: Host your podcast through Buzzsprout using my affiliate link & get a $20 credit on your paid account. Let your fans directly support you via Buy Me a Coffee (affiliate link).

The daily Portland Press Herald and its statewide sister publication Maine Sunday Telegram were, for over a century, the leading news and information providers to residents of Maine. Based in the state's largest city of Portland, these two major newspapers were the cornerstones of Guy Gannett Communications. This Maine-based family-owned business also owned a handful of television stations. In 1998, Guy Gannett decided to sell the entire company, with the newspaper holdings eventually purchased by the owners of The Seattle Times, the fourth generation of the Blethen family. Ten years later, during the 2008 recession, these titles began a journey of cutbacks and downsizing like so many other media companies. And, citing economic concerns, the Blethens announced they were putting the Press Herald and its other Maine newspaper properties up for sale. The next seven years, the newspapers went through two controversial ownership changes — eventually finding themselves in 2015 in the hands of Maine-based publisher Reade Brower, who consolidated the holdings, brought in new senior management and, by all accounts, "righted the ship." Brower kept these iconic news media brands alive until recently when he announced his intention to sell all the media holdings — now under the corporate name of “Masthead Maine.” And that is where today's story begins, where a handful of Maine-based, retired news media execs have come together in hopes of keeping their home as it is today — the only state in the U.S. that does not have one newspaper owned by an out-of-state, corporate media empire. One of those retirees is a locally well-known, longtime columnist for the Press Herald, Bill Nemitz, who leads a group that includes the recently retired president and CEO of Graham Media Group, Emily Barr. Together they serve on the board of directors for the new Maine Journalism Foundation (MaineJF). This nonprofit organization's mission is to "Preserve and nurture Maine's reputation as a bastion for independent local news.” MaineJF seems to be moving now in over-drive, working quickly to assemble a group of local and national donors to acquire $15 million in hopes of purchasing Masthead Maine from Reade Brower and turning it into a nonprofit, statewide news operation, similar to others E&P has reported on such as The Baltimore Banner and The Salt Lake City Tribune. Nemitz recently penned an editorial for the Portland Press Herald, outlining the two major reasons why the MaineJF is working to take over these titles and save them from outside ownership. He wrote, "First, we've all seen what happens when venture capital firms — the predominant for-profit buyers of local newspapers these days — swoop into a market seeking only instant payback on their investment. Real estate and other hard assets get liquidated. Newsrooms get decimated. News — from the workings of local government to the drama of high school sports — goes unreported. And just like that, readers like you are left in the dark. In the timeless words of Joni Mitchell, 'Don't it always seem to go that you don't know what you've got till it's gone.'" Nemitz then goes on to argue that MaineJF's goal is to turn the media company into a nonprofit entity, stating, "(As) a nonprofit, we exist solely to enhance the journalism, to enlighten our communities, to enrich the public square with real facts, with informed analysis and, most fundamentally in this age of 'fake news' and disinformation, with the truth." In this 187th episode of "E&P Reports," we chat with two of the founding board members of the new Maine Journalism Foundation (MaineJF). This organization is racing to raise $15 million to purchase and keep the now-for-sale Masthead Maine out of corporate hands. Masthead Maine is a locally-owned, statewide media company publishing 23 newspapers. In this episode are MaineJF president and well-known retired local journalist Bill Nemitz and board member and Maine resident Emily Barr, who recently retired as the president & CEO of Graham Media Group.  

On 580 Live from the Par Mar Stores Studio, Millie Snyder from The Shape Shop, Dr. Marty Roth from the University of Charleston and Dr. James Nemitz from the West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine on their new partnership, plus Rob Cornelius. Listen live at www.wchsnetwork.com. 580 Live is presented by Thornhill Auto Group.

Lutz Hübner und Sarah Nemitz gehören zu den erfolgreichsten deutschen Dramatikern. Mit "Die fünf Leben der Irmgard Keun" und "Der Haken" werden zwei neue Stücke in NRW uraufgeführt. Michael Struck-Schloen spricht mit ihnen über ihre zeitkritischen Komödien. Von Michael Struck-Schloen.

Am Donnerstag bei "Vorarlberg LIVE": Der EU-Berater Paul Nemitz, NEOS-Abgeordnete Henrike Brandstätter und Musiker Klaus Pruenster.

Gæstetaler fra Florida med Marvin Nemitz. Oversat af Nik Hansen.

Fresh after the release of Pink Floyd's mega-selling concept record The Wall, Roger Waters had plans to release a companion piece record to accompany the film adaptation of the famed album. The project was to be titled Spare Bricks, and consist of songs written for The Wall that didn't make the final draft, but Waters abruptly switched directions with the arrival of the Falkland Islands conflict. Waters already was no fan of then prime minister Margaret Thatcher, but this latest development lit an even bigger anti-war fire in his belly, and he set to work on new, more political material.Pink Floyd had already been experiencing internal tensions since Waters assumed total creative control over the group, and those simmering tensions finally boiled over with the production of the record, now named The Final Cut. Upon its release, most critical outlets would offer up mixed to negative reviews, while the band's guitarist David Gilmour would state that the songs on the record weren't good enough for their own release. Not long after The Final Cut, Waters would exit the band amidst a ruinous lawsuit.On this episode of Jukebox Zeroes, Lilz and Patrick are joined by return guest Nate Nemitz to discuss The Final Cut, an album that would subsequently be the final Pink Floyd record to feature Roger Waters. Join them for a frank discussion on solo projects, the politics of the 1980s, and absolutely no comparisons to modern events whatsoever.#werenormalnowLocal Music Feature: Matt Drohan - "Thirteen"

Longtime Portland Press Herald columnist Bill Nemitz discusses his retirement, his career and the state of journalism in Maine

Video of this event is available here: https://www.pressherald.com/2022/04/30/maine-voices-live-with-bill-nemitz/ Bill Nemitz Bill Nemitz has worked as a journalist in Maine since 1977, when he became a reporter for the Morning Sentinel in Waterville after graduating from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst. He moved to Portland in 1983, working first as a reporter for the Evening Express and later as a city editor and assistant managing editor/sports for the Portland Press Herald and Maine Sunday Telegram. He began writing his column in 1995. While focusing on Maine people and issues, his work has taken him three times to Iraq and twice to Afghanistan, where he was embedded with members of the Maine Army National Guard and the Army Reserve; to Belfast, Northern Ireland, for the 1998 referendum on the Good Friday Peace Accord; to Manhattan for the aftermath of the 9/11 terrorist attacks; to the Gulf Coast for the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina; and to Haiti following the 2010 earthquake. Nemitz is a past president of the Maine Press Association and for many years taught journalism part-time at St. Joseph's College of Maine in Standish. He also served for eight years, including three as chairman, on the board of trustees for the Salt Institute for Documentary Studies in Portland. In 2004, the Maine Press Association named Nemitz Maine Journalist of the Year for his reporting on the Maine Army National Guard's 133rd Engineer Battalion in Iraq. In 2007, he received the Distinguished Service Award from the New England Newspaper Association. In 2015, Nemitz was inducted into the Maine Press Association Hall of Fame.

Dr. James Nemitz is the current president of the West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine in Lewisburg. He joins the pod to talk about the school's 50th anniversary and how it became one of the premier medical institutions in the country, the future of medicine in the state and beyond, and much more! Support our Patreon! https://www.Patreon.com/MountaineerMedia Check out our merch store! https://www.mountaineermedia.org/shop

Wie müsste das Metaverse reguliert sein, damit es sowohl funktional als auch für Mensch und Daten sicher ist? Mit dem Hauptberater in der EU Komission Paul Nemitz spreche ich über den aktuellen Stand der Regulierung, wie weit Digital Services und Markets Act sind und wie ein Metaverse reguliert werden müsste. Außerdem in den News: Metas Mitarbeiter heißen ab sofort Metamates, Meta goes a little bit Star Trek, Sony zeigt das Design des PlayStation VR 2 Headsets und die Produktionstests von Apples Headset scheinen abgeschlossen zu sein.

To celebrate Data Privacy Day 2022, we talked to the godfather of GDPR, Paul Nemitz, about how bigtech threatens democracy, the role law can play in protecting people and societies from adverse effects of technology and why it's time to regulate AI. Tune in to learn more about the upcoming European AI act and find out what role synthetic data is likely to play in this regulated future! 

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 Nouvel album pour la chanteuse Jessanna Nemitz « A contre courant ». La chanteuse biennoise Jessanna Nemitz avec son groupe JESSANNA présente de l'electro pop/rock avec des grooves entraînants, des basses en plein essor, des sons de guitare cristallins et des claviers spacy, sur lesquels la voix de Jessanna s'envole. Nous sommes allés la rencontrer pour vous faire découvrir son travail et ce nouvel album.

Today Alex hangs out with Keith Nemitz, founder of Mousechief and veteran of Apple, Sierra Online, Digital Pictures, and 3DO. They talk about his storied career, porting games to macs, and generally hang out!

Unowned property refers to tangible, physical things which are capable of being reduced to being property owned by an individual but are not owned by anyone. Bona vacantia (Latin for "ownerless goods") is a legal concept associated with the unowned property, which exists in various jurisdictions, with a consequently varying application, but with origins mostly in English law. Nearly every piece of land on the Earth is a property and has a maintainer (owner). The class of objects, "unowned things", are objects which are not yet property; either because it has been agreed by sovereign nations that no one can own them, or because no person, or other entity, has made a claim of ownership. The most common unowned things are asteroids. The UN's Outer Space Treaty does not address the issue of private ownership of natural objects in space. All asteroids remain unowned things until some person or entity makes a claim of property right to one of them. In an experimental legal case of first impression, a lawsuit for a declaratory judgment was filed in a United States Federal Court to determine the lawful owner of Asteroid 433 Eros. 433 Eros was claimed as property by Gregory W Nemitz of Orbital Development. According to the homestead principle, Nemitz argued that he had the right to claim ownership of any celestial body that he made use of; he claimed he had designated Eros a spacecraft parking facility and wished to charge NASA a parking and storage fee of twenty cents per year for its NEAR Shoemaker spacecraft that is permanently stored there. Nemitz's case was dismissed due to lack of standing and an appeal denied. A gift, in the law of property, is the voluntary and immediate transfer of property from one person (the donor or grantor) to another (the donee or grantee) without consideration. There are several types of gifts in property law, most notably inter vivos gifts which are made in the donor's lifetime and causa mortis (deathbed) gifts which are made in expectation of the donor's imminent death. Both types of gifts share three elements which must be met in order for the gift to be legally effective: donative intent (the intention of the donor to give the gift to the donee), the delivery of the gift to the donee, and the acceptance of the gift. In addition to those elements, causa mortis gifts require that the donor must die of the impending peril that he or she had contemplated when making the gift. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/law-school/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/law-school/support

I feel them 3 words coming... I'm EXCITED!!! YEAH!!! Any Means Necessary clothing co founder Michael Nemitz dropped by and dropped so many jewels. His transparency was refreshing and it's always great to talk to someone from my city who's operating at a high level! Him and his partner turned a $200 investment into a million in sales in 5 years! Tap in and find out how! Like, subscribe, share and leave a review! The best is yet to come and SUCCESS IS THE ONLY OPTION!!!   MAKE SURE YOU VISIT MY WEBSITE AND GRAB YOUR COPIES OF MY BOOK GOALS GIVE DIRECTION WWW.JBLACKINSPIRES.COM

Trotz ihres Erfolgs beim Publikum genießen Well-made Plays keinen guten Ruf. Sie entziehen sich den Anforderungen an vermeintlich große Theaterkunst. Statt Tiefen auszuloten und Experimente zu wagen, widmen sich diese Stücke dem konventionellen Erzählen und der psychologischen Figurenzeichnung. Sarah Nemitz und Lutz Hübner gehören zu den erfolgreichsten Theaterautor*innen der Gegenwart. Sie verteidigen das Well-made Play, für sie ist es ein Instrument zur Erforschung der Gegenwart. Über den Wert von Geschichten und Einfühlung spricht das Duo mit nachtkritik.de-Redakteur Michael Wolf.

In this episode of Are You A Robot? Paul Nemitz joins us to discuss the relationship between law, democracy and technology. Paul is a Principal Adviser on Justice Policy to the EU Commission. You can follow him on Twitter @PaulNemitz or LinkedIn: https://bit.ly/3oyOJrc This episode is brought to you by EthicsGrade, an ESG Ratings agency with a particular focus on Technology Governance, especially AI Ethics. You can find more information about EthicsGrade here: https://www.ethicsgrade.io/ You can also follow EthicsGrade on Twitter (@EthicsGrade) and LinkedIn: https://bit.ly/2JCiQOg Connect with Us: Join our Slack channel for more conversation about the big ethics issues that rise from AI: https://bit.ly/3jVdNov Follow Are You A Robot? on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook: @AreYouARobotPod Follow our LinkedIn page: https://bit.ly/3gqzbSw Check out our website: https://www.areyouarobot.co.uk/ Subscribe to our newsletter: https://bit.ly/3r4qj9R Follow Demetrios on Twitter @Dpbrinkm and LinkedIn: https://bit.ly/2TPrA5w Resources mentioned in this episode: EU Regulations on AI: https://bit.ly/3owVkCL Paul's book: https://bit.ly/33YRPvp Paul's article – “Constitutional democracy and technology in the age of artificial intelligence”: https://bit.ly/3wpdl8v

Interview de Pascale Güdel, metteuse en scène, comédienne et cofondatrice de la compagnie biennoise FRAKT, et Jessena Nemitz, artiste et musicienne biennoise, qui présentent le spectacle "Lettres de la chambre secrète".

This month, Christopher has subjected Patrick to one of Stanley Kubrick's lesser known films, Barry Lyndon (1975). While Christopher is a fan of the lighting and costume design, Patrick, Nate, and Lilz discuss fancy lads having perhaps fancier duels, as well as the length of the film.

In the first episode of our new Green Section podcast, we discuss the benefits of data collection in golf course maintenance with Jared Nemitz, director of golf course and grounds at the Ford Field & River Club and Paul Jacobs, USGA agronomist in the Central Region.

The singer/musician/actor Elvis Presley may be best known by the moniker of "The King Of Rock n' Roll", but his discography is by no means perfect. In the 1970s, during the twilight of Elvis' career, his manager Col. Tom Parker (A figure already infamous with a reputation for exploiting the singer for all he was worth) compiled a record titled "Having Fun With Elvis Onstage", seeking to put out an Elvis record in which his parent label RCA would not make any money off it. (RCA would find out about it anyway and put it out themselves)The record was a baffling mixture of stage banter, anecdotes, and jokes normally intended for the pauses in between songs. Removed of their proper context the whole record seemed like a blathering, incoherent mess. Though the record charted on Billboard, it was roundly lambasted by critics, and almost certainly pissed off a lot of Elvis fans.On this episode of Jukebox Zeroes, Lilz & Patrick take on one of the oddest challenges they've ever faced: Reviewing a record that's roundly despised in a historical context, while technically not having any music on it. Nate Nemitz of Must Watch Movies joins them for all the action, as nonsensical stories, unprovoked crowd reactions, and Presley's own inaudible mush-mouth abound.Local Music Feature: Clamb - Triangular Fÿord

The singer/musician/actor Elvis Presley may be best known by the moniker of "The King Of Rock n' Roll", but his discography is by no means perfect. In the 1970s, during the twilight of Elvis' career, his manager Col. Tom Parker (A figure already infamous with a reputation for exploiting the singer for all he was worth) compiled a record titled "Having Fun With Elvis Onstage", seeking to put out an Elvis record in which his parent label RCA would not make any money off it. (RCA would find out about it anyway and put it out themselves)The record was a baffling mixture of stage banter, anecdotes, and jokes normally intended for the pauses in between songs. Removed of their proper context the whole record seemed like a blathering, incoherent mess. Though the record charted on Billboard, it was roundly lambasted by critics, and almost certainly pissed off a lot of Elvis fans.On this episode of Jukebox Zeroes, Lilz & Patrick take on one of the oddest challenges they've ever faced: Reviewing a record that's roundly despised in a historical context, while technically not having any music on it. Nate Nemitz of Must Watch Movies joins them for all the action, as nonsensical stories, unprovoked crowd reactions, and Presley's own inaudible mush-mouth abound.Local Music Feature: Clamb - Triangular Fÿord

Anja je leta 2017 zaključila magisterij na Pravni fakulteti, Univerze v Ljubljani. Med študijem je tudi nekaj časa preživela na Kitajskem. Tekom študija se je posvetila blockchain tehnologiji ter globalnemu in vesoljskemu pravu. Lansko leto je postala predsednica slovenskega društva Blockchain Think Tank, ki je neprofitno društvo, odprto vsem deležnikom, ki jih zanima blockchain tehnologija. Think Tank deluje kot enotna točka za zbiranje idej in predlogov, hkrati pa ima dostop do relevantnih predstavnikov na strani vlade, regulatorjev in drugih institucij javnega sektorja, katerim na odprt način posreduje ideje in predloge gospodarstva, podjetnikov, akademikov in posameznikov. Anja je tudi soustanoviteljica in strateški vodja Future Law Instituta. Poleg tega je Anja soustanoviteljica Ljubljana Legal Hackerjev in Unlawcked družbe, kjer skupaj z Marino Markežič opravlja pravno in poslovno svetovanje za družbe, ki želijo svoje upravljanje in postopke prilagoditi ter stopiti v korak z novimi tehnologijami. Naj quote: We do not need magic to change the world, we carry all the power we need inside ourselves already: we have the power to imagine better. - J K Rowling Naj knjiga: The Corporation Wars, Ken Macleod (čist deep dive sci-fi) Naj serija: Queen's Gambit Hobiji: izdelava mini terarijev, blitz (hitri šah) Najljubša hrana: jiao zi, kitajski dumplingsi Najljubši podjetnik (domači ali tuji): Gregory W. Nemitz (človek, ki je NASI zaračunal parkirnino za satelit, ki je pristal na asteroidu 433 Eros). Res najjače. Naj app.: Pinterest/Notion/Clubhouse/Timebuddy/Koledar? Težka bo… Nauk: Najdi ekipo, ki bo imela podobne vrednote, stranke, ki bodo želele vaše rešitve, investitorje, ki bodo videli v tem priložnosti, posameznike, ki bodo znali podajali konstruktivno kritiko in vizionarje, ki so neustrašni.

Jessanna Nemitz est une artiste aux voix multiples. Aussi bien à l'aise dans les comédies musicales que dans ses projets en solo, elle aime exploiter tous les styles de musique. 2020 est une année importante pour la chanteuse des environs de Bienne.

Jessanna Nemitz est une artiste aux voix multiples. Aussi bien à l'aise dans les comédies musicales que dans ses projets en solo, elle aime exploiter tous les styles de musique. 2020 est une année importante pour la chanteuse des environs de Bienne.

Welcome to In The Greenroom with Julie Nemitz -- a Creatives Going Digital Podcast. Julie takes the fifteen+ years spent in digital marketing for Fortune 500 brands as well as her years supporting nonprofit arts organizations to grow online … to today… ...where Julie helps creative folks like you learn to make, move and market content online. Whether you are working for an arts organization or for yourself, this podcast serves to help keep the creative arts and artists moving forward into the digital age. I also feature current arts news, a healthy dose of marketing know-how, tips and tricks AND feature interviews with some of the country's finest arts-makers. So take your seat In The Greenroom. We're so glad to have you here where you belong. To learn more about us visit CreativesGoingDigital.com and subscribe to our mailing list today. Our mailing list is the only place to get free content to help your journey to create online! Fun stuff happens on Instagram, too: Creatives Going Digital on Instagram. Follow us over there and send Julie a DM while you're there. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/inthegreenroom-jnemitz/message

Must Watch Movies is back to tackle our most controversial offering yet, Peter Greenaway's 1989 film "The Cook, The Thief, His Wife & Her Lover". Nate Nemitz will be joining us again to help Patrick navigate this thoroughly disturbing and provocative work.

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What if fish, but too big? This is just one of many questions in regards to ichthyological size that Patrick and special guest Nate Nemitz (Vos, Bush Scrutiny, Targus Targus) tackle (AND BAIT) on this month's installment of Must Watch Movies. Also can we tell you how difficult it was to find another living soul who had never seen 1975 summer blockbuster classic Jaws?

(S1E24)  The Planet X Plasma Event. Orbs? UFO's? What are stars REALLY? Connecting the dots between phenomena like Orbs, Aliens, Nimitz Encounters, Orange Orb Seneca Guns, static in the sky, Planet X Nibiru, portals, star gates, suns, dimensions, faces in the clouds... and much more... Now is the Age of Disclosure, the Great Awakening... SHATTER THE PARADIGM that has imprisoned your mind.  This world is full of mind-blowing wonders.  This is the most exciting time in all of Human History. The TRUTH will set you FREE. #XtremeRealityCheck  #GreatAwakening  #WeDoNotConsent  #Revolution4Christ     DO YOU WANT TO GET SAVED? Here is a link to a prayer and intro on my website if you need help: http://www.xtremerealitycheck.com/getsaved.html       Find us on twitch.tv  https://www.twitch.tv/xtremerealitycheck     On BitChute  https://www.bitchute.com/channel/GgJZyiE9kST0    On DLive.tv  https://dlive.tv/XtremeRealityCheck     On Twitter https://twitter.com/xtremereality     On facebook https://www.facebook.com/XtremeRealityCheck     On youtube  https://www.youtube.com/xtremerealitycheck     On Patreon   https://www.patreon.com/XtremeRealityCheck     Our Blog http://xtremerealitycheck.blogspot.com     The Supernatural-God is NOT Dead channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfRQ7RkUaRZF7W_UzdvNddA     #Jesus Channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_62YPYIiIQb5DTrxwf1Mfg     On Instagram  @XtremeRealityCheck   Our Website http://www.xtremerealitycheck.com      Please consider supporting this work: https://www.paypal.me/XtremeRealityCheck     Or support us through our Merch Store https://teespring.com/stores/xtremerealitycheck     _________________________________________________________________ CREDIT links: The Nimitz Encounter documentary https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PRgoisHRmUE&t=233s Orange orbs Seneca guns (Science channel) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fDIyqYTB_Vc Astronaut Orb Encounters (Science channel) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=seJSm-vD9OA&t=791s Static Lights in Sky (4 videos by MrMBB333 ) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=woT1tvffmNs&t=220s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=03q8UlGXY44 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bdaug9AnZuc&t=355s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7pZWBQLanp4&t=419s Unifying Gravity, Magnetism, Electricity & Dielectricity as ONE THING ONLY by Theoria Apophasis https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KooPsEE7E-Q&t=369s The Final days youtube channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSoUtjcq-LjPxPVZiAPYidQ Moon coming out of Portal Enoch texts by RichieFromBoston https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DpvSpkL99VA&t=398s _________________________________________________________________ Hero's Theme by Twin Musicom is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Source: http://www.twinmusicom.org/song/280/heros-theme Artist: http://www.twinmusicom.org _________________________________________________________________  

In a world of uncertainty and sheltering-in-place it is easy to lose sight of what's important in life and allow the stress to get to you.  Today Dr. Jesse and Dr. Zach talk healthy with Dr. Steffanie Nemitz-Kohn to discuss how steps you can take to not allow the stress get to you and ensure you stay healthy while under quarantine. Follow Dr. Steffanie and Nemitz Family Chiropractic here: https://www.facebook.com/NemitzChiropractic/ Follow Dr. Jesse Anderson and Dr. Zach Papendieck @ The Wellness Way - Appleton on Facebook. https://www.facebook.com/TheWellnessWayAppleton/

Dirk Nemitz glaubt an ein Leben nach dem Tod. Er investiert sogar Geld in seine Wiedergeburt und hofft darauf, dass Medizin und Wissenschaft irgendwann einmal soweit sind, Tote zum Leben erwecken zu können. Deshalb lässt er sich nach seinem Ableben einfrieren, kryokonservieren, um in 100 oder 1000 Jahren einfach weiterzuleben.

Winter still has its firm grip on the Boundary Waters as anxious paddlers start to think about the upcoming canoe season. However, something known as the ‘Death March Portage’ in Quetico Provincial Park could make the slow trudge across a frozen lake sound delightful by comparison. In this episode of the WTIP Boundary Waters Podcast, we hear from the father/daughter duo Scott and Emilie Burditt. Scott and Emilie are Wisconsin residents who make an annual trip to Quetico Provincial Park. They share their stories about a love for the outdoors and paddling in canoe country, and how this bond keeps them connected throughout the year. We previously heard from them on episode 16 of the podcast. Speaking of traveling across a frozen lake, in part two of this episode we hear from longtime Cook County resident Jeff Nemitz about building your own pulk sled. Nemitz is the engineer at WTIP in Grand Marais and an avid ice angler who has enjoyed many winter BWCA camping trips. After years of hauling ice fishing and camping gear by a sled with a rope attached to it, Jeff built his own pulk sled in the winter of 2019-20 specifically for Boundary Waters adventuring. With a few simple items from the hardware store, Jeff explains how you can build a pulk sled too.

In drei Tagen wird das neueste Stück von Lutz Hübner und Sarah Nemitz am Kammertheater in Stuttgart uraufgeführt. "Die Wahrheiten" heißt es und es handelt von Macht und Übergriffigkeit in Beziehungen. Und wie man das erinnert. Die Metoo-Debatte hat die beiden Autoren zu diesem Stück inspiriert.

Democracy in the age of AI with Paul Nemitz by Martens Centre

Special Episode: In recognition of Mental Health Awareness Month we’re releasing this special episode to further the conversation. Former Electrician’s Mate Karla Nemitz talks her experiences with sexual assault, mental health, and suicide while in the service, and how she’s now actively working to raise awareness of the issues through art in the hopes those suffering can get the help and support they need, and to further the work to prevent suicide and to eliminate sexual assault from the ranks. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theyhadtogoout/support

What a special treat for you the listener but it was a fantastic time for me sitting down with the one and only Mackenzie Nemitz - a proud Lake Shore High School Alumni along with current member of the red hot Michigan Wolverines Women's softball team. Join me for a fantastic conversation with her about the ups and downs of life - softball and the great relationships she has made along her journey. So many lessons here about overcoming things in life - not just the knee injury she had during her sophomore year. It was so inspiring for me to sit down with her and to learn a few lessons myself. She's a delightful young lady who is going places in life. I am blessed and highly favored to call her a friend now and I'm so happy and grateful she found a little bit of time to sit down with me here today. Please make sure you keep tabs on her and her awesome U of M teammates as the finish up the season and head into the Big 10 Playoffs and hopefully a long trip to the NCAA College World Series. Thanks for listening. Please take a few moments to subscribe & share this with someone, also leave a 5 Star rating on ITunes or other services where you find this show. Find me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/coachtoexpectsuccess/ on Twitter: @coachtosuccess and on Instagram at: @coachjohndaly You can also head on over to https://www.coachtoexpectsuccess.com/ and get in touch with me there on my homepage along with checking out my Top 26 Book list too. Other things there on my site are being worked on – especially my blog page where I am back to blogging now.

Olá classe, esse foi mais um episódio sem a participação do nosso amigo fredão (até certo ponto), e também NOSSO ESPECIAL DE DIA DOS PROFESSORES! Esse foi mais um episódio da nova temporada do #ChapaCast, sejam bem vindos, sentem-se em suas carteiras e copiem todo o conteúdo, boa aula! Matheus: @matheusferrado Fred: @fredvagale Gabriel: @gabrielzoadelli Nemitz: @vitornemitz Fotos: @maruyamaria

Download this episode. Jason spent the mid to late 80’s in high school developing an “advanced gift of gab” and pursuing his GED. Jason finished top of his GED testing class (he finished the 8-hour test in an hour and 45 minutes prompting a rolling of the eyes from the instructor) and promptly applied to the Marine Corps. Upon realizing that his GED wasn’t even good enough for the military, he packed up and moved to Colorado where he planned to seek his fortune as a ski bum. But fate had another plan. Jason’s 1982 Volvo exploded the day he arrived which led to him seek a career selling cars. Mostly because he needed a car and back then car salesmen were given a demo. This was the beginning of a lifetime in sales. By 2000 Jason was 30 years old and made a move to the mortgage industry. From 2000 to 2006, the mortgage business was a gravy train with biscuit wheels. But, alas, all things come to an end and it turns out that the mortgage bubble was real! In 2007 & 2008 Jason watched his business fail. It was time to figure out what to do next. Armed with a GED and 18 years of sales experience, Jason was waiting tables at Pappadeaux. 38 years old with 3 young children, a loving wife, and broke. But not broken! After about 10 weeks of selling fish to rich people, Jason was offered a job selling roofing, which he immediately declined. Jason’s wife, Kimberly, said “Really? You want to put the bow tie back on and sell some more fish? You should go talk to them!”. And so began Jason’s career in the roofing business. Today Jason is still a mess! But over the last 4 to 5 years, he has become a trainer, coach, and influencer in the roofing industry. D&G Roofing company has gained attention for innovation and a commitment to a “forward-thinking” approach to a business that has operated mostly the same for over 35 years. Voted “Best Of” in Fort Worth Magazine in 2016 & 2017 and being awarded several industry awards are a few of the accomplishments that Jason is most proud of. But the best thing that has come of his twisted path is the impact his story has had on others! “There is too many “look at me, I’m so successful, you can be too, just follow my system… blah, blah, blah” stories. Most people can relate to my story and I love sharing it!” says Jason. Website: http://www.dgroofsystems.com   If you enjoyed this episode, please Comment Share and leave a review…   Come Hang With US as WE Discuss The Show   Join the Conversation in our Facebook Group Success Champions Each Sunday we send out an email with the 5 episodes that aired along with this interview Sign Up Here   Affiliate Links - Which means if you click and buy our company will get paid... Audio Books have been a huge part of my journey. Audible changed the game by taking the books you love and turning them into Audio.... Check it out here https://amzn.to/2KeGXC5 Have you struggled with getting on podcasts? Have you found it difficult getting exposure? Check out what Abigail Sinclaire is doing with Human Network Connection

Download this episode. Jason spent the mid to late 80’s in high school developing an “advanced gift of gab” and pursuing his GED. Jason finished top of his GED testing class (he finished the 8-hour test in an hour and 45 minutes prompting a rolling of the eyes from the instructor) and promptly applied to the Marine Corps. Upon realizing that his GED wasn’t even good enough for the military, he packed up and moved to Colorado where he planned to seek his fortune as a ski bum. But fate had another plan. Jason’s 1982 Volvo exploded the day he arrived which led to him seek a career selling cars. Mostly because he needed a car and back then car salesmen were given a demo. This was the beginning of a lifetime in sales. By 2000 Jason was 30 years old and made a move to the mortgage industry. From 2000 to 2006, the mortgage business was a gravy train with biscuit wheels. But, alas, all things come to an end and it turns out that the mortgage bubble was real! In 2007 & 2008 Jason watched his business fail. It was time to figure out what to do next. Armed with a GED and 18 years of sales experience, Jason was waiting tables at Pappadeaux. 38 years old with 3 young children, a loving wife, and broke. But not broken! After about 10 weeks of selling fish to rich people, Jason was offered a job selling roofing, which he immediately declined. Jason’s wife, Kimberly, said “Really? You want to put the bow tie back on and sell some more fish? You should go talk to them!”. And so began Jason’s career in the roofing business. Today Jason is still a mess! But over the last 4 to 5 years, he has become a trainer, coach, and influencer in the roofing industry. D&G Roofing company has gained attention for innovation and a commitment to a “forward-thinking” approach to a business that has operated mostly the same for over 35 years. Voted “Best Of” in Fort Worth Magazine in 2016 & 2017 and being awarded several industry awards are a few of the accomplishments that Jason is most proud of. But the best thing that has come of his twisted path is the impact his story has had on others! “There is too many “look at me, I’m so successful, you can be too, just follow my system… blah, blah, blah” stories. Most people can relate to my story and I love sharing it!” says Jason. Website: http://www.dgroofsystems.com   If you enjoyed this episode, please Comment Share and leave a review…   Come Hang With US as WE Discuss The Show   Join the Conversation in our Facebook Group Success Champions Each Sunday we send out an email with the 5 episodes that aired along with this interview Sign Up Here   Affiliate Links - Which means if you click and buy our company will get paid... Audio Books have been a huge part of my journey. Audible changed the game by taking the books you love and turning them into Audio.... Check it out here https://amzn.to/2KeGXC5 Have you struggled with getting on podcasts? Have you found it difficult getting exposure? Check out what Abigail Sinclaire is doing with Human Network Connection

In this episode, Donna Dion talks about her long history in the politics and history of Biddeford.

In this episode, state Rep. Ken Fredette talks about growing up in northern Maine and his history of public service.

In this episode, lobbyist Betsy Sweet talks about spending her summers on North Haven and her love of the state of Maine.

In this episode, former state Rep. Diane Russell talks about roots in Bryant Pond, learning to shoot guns and her tight-knit family.

In this episode, Attorney General Janet Mills talks about her well-known family and her iconoclastic spirit.

In this episode, businessman Shawn Moody talks about building his business from humble beginnings in Gorham.

In this episode, businessman Adam Cote talks about his military service and adjusting to life in Sanford after tours of duty abroad.

In this episode, state Rep. Mark Eves talks about growing up the son of a military chaplain.

In this episode, former DHHS commissioner Mary Mayhew talks about growing up in Pittsfield and her love of gardening.

In this episode, former Cumberland County sheriff and current state Rep. Mark Dion talks about growing up in Lewiston and how he remembers it differently from Gov. Paul LePage.

Bill Nemitz sits down with candidates for governor to take a break from politics and gets to know the personal stories of Maine’s public figures. In this episode, state Sen. Garrett Mason talks about his deep bond with his mother, who used to give him a hug every day they worked together in the State House.

****DISCLAIMER**** There is quite a bit of profanity in this episode, not really suitable for children (and beyond...use discretion with this episode). This one would have a parental advisory sticker on it...if that was a thing on podcasts. This episode features Shawn Coss and Michael Nemitz. These guys have created a brand called, "Any Means Necessary". Coming in up in Akron, OH these guys have overcome some real adversity to create this brand. They are very honest and do not hold back when it comes to verbalizing how they really feel. Ha. Again quite a bit of cursing on this episode and quite a bit different than what we have been doing thus far on the podcast. This episode is a great example of how positivity can be found in many different ways. One of the main focuses of this podcast is for people to share any and everything they find positivity in. Although most of the art that is used for the clothing for "Any Means Necessary" is pretty "dark/gothic" they still have an overall mission of creating a culture of people that don't give up on life and will do what it takes to live the life that they want to. That is definitely STP all around. Both of these guys have had very, very difficult situations and life setbacks that have led them to where they are now in life. Another disclaimer is that there are some pretty traumatic experiences that are brought up in this conversation. This type of episode was needed, to show that even through some of the hardest situations you can draw up that both of these guys never gave up and are living their dream creating a clothing brand that represents everything they stand for. One of their main focuses through the building of AMN is to raise awareness for "Mental Health". They have donated thousands of dollars and have participated in countless events, fundraising, etc to help with efforts in the mental health field. Everything about these guys is really inspiring and we are definitely pulling for them with all that they are doing. Thanks again to Shawn and Michael for all they are doing to Spread The Positive. ****Listener discretion is advised.****

At 12 years old, Sarah Perry woke up to a fight in her home. When she got the courage to leave her room, she found her mother brutally murdered—and would have to wait more than twenty years until the killer was found. She spoke with reporter Kelley Bouchard about After the Eclipse, her memoir about life before and after the crime. Bouchard reveals the difficult responsibility of covering both brutal violence and personal stories. Also in this episode, Kesich and Nemitz take a few moments to untangle the case of the missing Waterville pit bulls, who allegedly escaped from the shelter the same hour they were ordered to be put down.

Hillary Clinton’s new book “What Happened” is her reflection on the 2016 election, but critical reception suggests some people wish she would keep her analysis to herself. Dill and Nemitz try to define the ideological division within the Democratic Party without using the names “Hillary” or “Bernie,” and discuss whether Trump’s immigration deal with Democrats is a new negotiating tactic or more of his predictably unpredictable political style. Related stories: Trump crosses aisle to Republicans dismay Hillary Clinton: 'I am done with being a candidate' Sanders rolls out plan for federally run health insurance

Host Greg Kesich is joined by columnists Bill Nemitz and Alan Caron to discuss the history statues teach, Gov. LePage's propensity for penning personal notes and to analyze a presidency that is like no other. Plus, Nemitz previews his upcoming column on a class-action lawsuit against Poland Spring. Related links: Bowdoin relocates Confederate plaque LePage pens notes to those critical of his stance on Charlottesville Lawsuit says Poland Spring water is mislabeled because it really isn’t spring water

From Pressherald.com: Gov. Paul LePage took a step Tuesday toward atoning for his recent actions, but he also sent sharply conflicting signals about how he plans to respond to mounting pressure from Democrats and members of his own party. Read More: http://www.pressherald.com/2016/08/30/lepage-says-he-is-considering-resignation-after-apology-to-westbrook-legislator/

The next time someone says we need to start pounding on the doors of our immigrant communities to “find out what the hell is going on,” remind them of Adnan Fazeli. Fazeli, 38, died on a battlefield in Lebanon last year after leaving his home and family in Freeport to become a fighter for the Islamic State in Syria. As reported in Tuesday’s Portland Press Herald, he came to the United States in 2008, became radicalized after moving to Portland from Philadelphia in 2009 and, as time passed, became increasingly isolated from his family and the local immigrant community before suddenly hopping on a plane for the Middle East in August of 2013. And how do we know all of this now? Because those closest to him called the FBI, that’s how. Column from August 18, 2016

Fri, 1 Jan 1875 12:00:00 +0100 http://epub.ub.uni-muenchen.de/12404/ http://epub.ub.uni-muenchen.de/12404/1/8Alt6141.pdf Nemitz, Carl Nemitz, Carl: De philostratorum imaginibus. dissertatio inauguralis philologica. Vratislaviae: Raab, 1875 0