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How can we make digital experiences work for all visitors — whether kids or grandparents? Hint: it has to do with recognizing “diverse digital literacies.” When should you bring in a creative technologist? Why should you aim for the strong verbs? What is “sneaky attract mode”? How do you do paper prototyping? Are a lot of digital experiences in museums essentially “sexy browsing”? Are touch tables a trend that will never die?Patrick Snee (Creative Technologist) joins Jonathan Alger (Managing Partner, C&G Partners) to reveal “5 Secrets of Digital Experience Design”. Along the way: tessellation, thinking in three dimensions, and a return to agar art!Talking Points: 1. Think in 3 Dimensions 2. Assume Diverse Digital Literacies 3. Identify the (Strong) Verb 4. Distill the Personality 5. Prototype Early and Often Guest Bio:  For more than two decades, Patrick Snee has designed and engineered immersive, interactive exhibitions for leading museums and brand environments. As a creative technologist, he uses a holistic, multi-disciplinary approach to craft effective, engaging digital experiences. A former agency founder and principal, Patrick now consults on complex media projects in roles ranging from concept strategy to interaction design to application development. His recent projects include immersive experiences for Kennedy Space Center and Nokia Bell Labs, interactive exhibits for Liberty Science Center, The Henry Ford, and the National Archives, and digital strategy for the New Britain Museum of American Art.Show Links: https://patricksnee.com/ps@patricksnee.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/patrick-snee/https://www.instagram.com/mnemonic.studio/ About Micro-interactions:https://uxdesign.cc/micro-interactions-why-when-and-how-to-use-them-to-boost-the-ux-17094b3baaa0 Prototyping Digital Exhibits:http://www.mnemonic.studio/memo/prototyping-digital-exhibits-part-1/ The Magic of Paper Prototyping:https://uxplanet.org/the-magic-of-paper-prototyping-51693eac6bc3 Prime Access Consulting:https://www.pac.bz/ Shivers Down Your Spine:https://cup.columbia.edu/book/shivers-down-your-spine/9780231129893  Newsletter: Like the episode? Try the newsletter. Making the Museum is also a one-minute email on exhibition planning and design for museum leaders, exhibition teams and visitor experience professionals. Subscribe here: https://www.makingthemuseum.comAbout MtM:Making the Museum is hosted (podcast) and written (newsletter) by Jonathan Alger. This podcast is a project of C&G Partners | Design for Culture. Learn about the firm's creative work at: https://www.cgpartnersllc.com

Kinnt Ju noch den „7. Sinn“ ut‘ Fernsehn? Wenn dat de Sennung noch geeven wurr, denn harr man dor düsse Week to heuern kreegen, wo man sick as Autofohrerin oder Autofohrer verholn schull. Also ick meen nu, wo dat op de Strooten glatt vun Snee un Ies is. Mi dücht, de een oder anner kunn so'n Tipps in Momang good bruuken. As ick foffteihn Johr jung weer, dor bün ick bi so'n Luft je noch op't Mofa no mien Lehrsteed hensuust – oder beter geseggt hensliddert. Dat gung. Man hett blots düchti oppassen musst. Op twee Rööd hett man ganz fix markt, wenn man to gau ünnerwegens weer. Denn hett man nömli op de Snut leegen. Loter bün ick in‘ Winter bilütten sogor op Motorrad bi Snee ünnerwegens ween, weil ick noch keen Auto harr. As ick denn overs doch 'n Auto kreeg, dor weer mi klor, an wülke Steeden ick ganz sinnig ween musst heff. Dormols weer man al richti sportli motoriseert, wenn man 70 oder sogor 90 PS ünnern Mors harr. Hüüt finnd man kuum noch 'n Auto, dat weniger as 150 PS hett. Overs weil dat je Winter- oder Ganzjohresreifen gifft, meent mennige Experten, dat se dormit jüst so fohrn künnt, as wenn dat dröög un meern in Sommer weer. Erst Meddeweeken hett mi mol weller so een mit sien Suff, ach nä, dat heet je SUV, also Es-Ju-Wie, op'n Stroot mit 'n geslotene Sneedeek överholt. Ick weer mit kommodige 50 Klamotten ünnerwegens. Overs de Kolleg‘ mit sien grooten VW-Opel oder wat dat weer, harr dat anschiend hitt ünner. Un achteran wunnert de Dorsten sick, wenn se mit ehr Koor in de Grööv liggt oder wenn dat richti klötert. Un denn schimpt se op den Winterdeenst oder op de Reifenherstellers, wenn se överhaupt noch schimpen künnt. Wat schalll man dorvun holn? Tscha, ick wurr empfehln, jüst düsse Hittköpp‘ bi Ies un Snee mol vun Kronprinzenkoog no Büsum fohrn to loten. Oder vun Tellnstedt no Süderheistedt. Overs op'n Mofa. Achteran seht se de winterliche Welt wohrschrschienli mit anner Oogen. Un veellicht entwickelt se denn sogor ganz vun alleent 'n sömten Sinn... In düssen Sinn

Israeelsche Armee attackeert süüdlichen Gaza-Striepen +++ Münchener Flegerhaben eerstmal dicht +++ Verkehrslaag in Bremen ok mit Snee entspannt +++ Warnstreik bi AOK Bremen un Bremerhaben +++ Bremen will Tourismusafgaav för Geschäftsreisen inföhren +++ Dat Weer

Jungedi, wenn ick mi richti besinn‘, denn is dat mehr as teihn Johr her, dat wi al in November Snee harrn. Also ni blots 'n poor witte Kreumels, sünnern richti Snee. Un nu schimpt de Autofohrers weller, un de Kinner freut sick düchti. Besünners de ganz lütten, de nu to'n ersten Mol beleevt, wat se sünst blots ut Billerbööker oder vun Märchen-Filme ut'n Fernsehn kinnt. Un wo süht dat ut? Kriegt wi witte Wiehnachsdoog? Tscha, worschienli ward dat ook düt Johr nix. Nu dinkt veele je, wat dat fröher anners weer, wat dat jümmers witte Wiehnacht geev. Dat stimmt overs gor ni. Ni mol bi de Sneekatastrophe 1978/79 geev dat witte Festdoog. Dor wurr dat erst an 28. Dezember witt. 1969 schall dat to Wiehnachen Snee geeven hebben. Dat kann ick overs ni betüügen, dor geev dat mi noch ni. 1997 harrn wi Snee. Overs ni an Heiligobend, sünnern an ersten Wiehnachsdag. Un an tweeten Wiehnachsdag weer de witte Pracht al weller wech. 1981 un 2010 harrn wi mol richti witte Wiehnachen. Overs dat weer't denn ook al so tehmli. Veel öfter wurr Dithmarschen in März nochmol richti witt. Un ick harr dat Glück, dat ick op de Geest opwussen bün. Mien Frünnen un ick sünd as Kinners in Winter jümmers op'n Sledden den Klevhang dohlsuust oder den Hambarg in Borg. Dor hett de Geemeend‘ sogor den „Meieriebarg“, de groote Bergstroot för'n Autoverkehr dichtmokt, dormit de Kinner dor Sleddenfohrn kunnen. Wat overs würkli anners weer, is, wat dat dor noch ni so'n Hektik as hüüt geev. Ick weet gor ni, wat sick de Lüüd dorvun verspreeken doht, wenn se dat so hilt hebbt. Veellicht je 'n Hartklabaster. Mien Madam seggt jümmers: „Mok langsom – geiht gauer.“ Un dor hett se Recht. An't Enn vun de näste Week hebbt wi dat je ook al weller överstohn mit den Snee. Denn schüllt wi al weller ölben Grod warms hebben. Un bet dorhen kunn man sick je eenfach mol 'n Oogenbblick Tied nehm‘, üm sick to bekieken, wo schmuck dat utsüht, wenn dat Land ünner 'n witte Deek verschwunnen is. Ick doh dat. Wat mi angeiht, mach ick dat nömli düchti lieden… In düssen Sinn

Mike Snee, the Executive Director at College Hockey Inc joins The Drive to talk about college hockey as a path to the NHL, and what to expect from some of the top draft prospects from the college ranks

Welcome to another thrilling episode of "2 Giant Goofballs: A New York Giants Podcast" hosted by Drew and Rob! In this episode, titled "Greatest Giants Guards: Anchoring the Offensive Line with Power and Precision," Drew and Rob pay tribute to the phenomenal guards who have served as the backbone of the Giants' offensive line throughout history.Join them as they delve into the legacies of the remarkable guards who have left an indelible mark on the franchise. From their powerful blocking to their ability to open up running lanes and protect the quarterback, these guards have played an integral role in the Giants' success.Chris Snee, whose dominant presence and remarkable athleticism made him a force to be reckoned with. Snee's exceptional technique, strength, and football IQ solidified his place among the greatest Giants guards of all time.Len Younce, whose tenacity and physicality made him a formidable force in the trenches. Younce's strong blocking and ability to overpower defenders left a lasting impact on the Giants' offensive line.Orville Tuttle, whose precise technique and football intelligence made him a reliable and consistent guard for the Giants. Tuttle's ability to read defenses and make split-second decisions contributed to the team's offensive success.Bill Austin, a talented guard known for his agility and versatility, takes center stage in the discussion. Austin's ability to adapt to different offensive schemes and his effective blocking skills were crucial in the Giants' offensive strategies.Drew and Rob also shine a spotlight on Darnell Dess, Kayo Lunday, Butch Gibson, Tarzan White, and Art Carney, each leaving their mark as formidable guards in Giants history. These unsung heroes showcased their skills and contributed to the team's success during their respective eras.With their signature blend of knowledge, humor, and enthusiasm, Drew and Rob engage in a lively discussion about the greatest Giants guards ever. Join them as they celebrate the unsung heroes who have paved the way for countless touchdowns and protected Giants quarterbacks throughout the years.Whether you're a diehard Giants fan or simply intrigued by the intricacies of offensive line play, this episode of "2 Giant Goofballs: A New York Giants Podcast" is a must-listen. Tune in now to explore the legacies of the greatest Giants guards and gain a deeper appreciation for their vital contributions to the team's success over the years.Support the showAll Episodes are shot LIVE with fan interactions on Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, & TwitchSponsor the show at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2giantgoofballsInterested in starting a podcast. We recommend using buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=2012368

Welcome to the podcast where we delve deep into the stories that shape us. Today, we have Kyrie, who speaks with her cousin Alex Snee, about growing up in trauma. Alex's journey has been a rollercoaster ride, from teenage pregnancy, abusive relationships, sexual assault, and bipolar disorder, to being labeled "rebellious". In this episode, Kyrie and Alex share their experiences and struggles, and how they have been able to overcome them. We will hear how Alex has been able to turn her struggles into strength and inspire others to do the same. Get ready for a powerful conversation that will leave you feeling empowered and motivated to face your own challenges head-on. So, let's dive in and listen to the incredible story of Alex Snee. Find Kyrie: @the_confident_mompreneur --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kyrie-blaney/support

Mike Snee is the Executive Director of College Hockey Inc, a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting NCAA Division I men's hockey. Snee started his career with the Minnesota North Stars who eventually moved to Dallas. Five years later, Snee joined the Minnesota Wild as the Director of Corporate Sales. In this episode, we cover Snee's early days working in the NHL. In addition, Snee shares some of the projects that his team is working on to grow college hockey. Lastly, we discuss some tips for parents who have children that play hockey.

All, de to'n Johrduusendwessel 25 oder öller weern, kinnt dat noch: Fierobend in't Fernsehn. In de dree Programme de dat geev, keem nachts, bummeli Klock twölf – nix mehr. Dor weer blots noch so'n Grimmeln to sehn, „Snee“ hebbt wi dorto seggt. Weet Ju noch? Dat weer de „Sendeschluss“. Jo un in de Week, also vun Mondag bet Friedag, geev dat ook in de Meddagstünn nix to sehn, wenn ni jüst wat besünnered as de Olümpiade oder so ingang weer. Na, dat stimmt ni ganz: Nix kunn man ni sehn, man kunn dat „Testbild“ sehn. Dorno kunnen Fernsehtechnikers instelln, wat dat Bild vun so'n oln Röhrn-Fernseher genau in de Meern un de Farven good to sehn weern – wenn dat denn överhaupt 'n Fernsehn mit Farv weer. To dat Testbild weer so'n Fleuten, so'n Piepen to heuern. Jo. Un allns tosom hett sick „Sendepause“ nöömt. Wenn man allns tosomreekend, denn kunn man vun 24 Stünnen heuchsten 16 Stunnen Fernseh kieken. Hüüt kiekt mennige Lüüd in 24 Stünnen 37 Stünnen op de Mattschiev, weil se blang dat Fernsehn ook noch ehr Smartfohn un veellicht 'n Speelekonsole togang hebbt. So ännert sick de Tieden. Bi'n RBB, den Rundfunk Berlin Brannenborg dreiht man de Tied nu overs jüst geheuri trüch. Dor gifft dat bald nömli blots noch obends mang süss un teihn wat to sehn. Dat liggt twor doran, dat man bi den Senner ni ganz so kloog mit de Sennegebührn ümgohn is, overs liekers is dat 'n lütte Revolutschoon. So künnt de Öllern ehr Kinner mol wiesen, wo dat utsüht, wenn nix to sehn is – also in't Fernsehn. Wenn alle Senners un veellicht sogor dat Internet dor mitmoken wurrn, denn geev dat wohrschienli veel weniger Lüüd mit Bloodhochdruck. Na jo, sowiet ward dat ni kom‘. Overs tominst kann man de Situatschoon pädagogisch insetten. Wenn de Lütten to Huus jüst mol weller de Hover steekt, denn kann man in Tokunft seggen: „Wenn du di ni anstänni benehm kannst, denn kiekst du in Tokunft blots noch RBB…“ In düssen Sinn

There are many career options within the sports industry. You can choose to work in a myriad of departments, like sales, marketing, and broadcasting, to name a few. There are also many levels within the field, such as professional (major and minor league), college, high school, and youth/club sports. Finally, you need to find the sport you're most passionate about to build your career around.Today's guest on the WorkInSports Podcast found hockey to be his calling. Mike Snee is the Executive Director of College Hockey Inc, a marketing and promotions arm for NCAA Division I men's hockey. Growing up in a hockey-hotbed state like Minnesota, Snee graduated from the University of St. Thomas in 1991 amid his hometown Minnesota North Stars making an improbable run to the Stanley Cup Finals. However, he saw how quickly things could change in pro sports as the North Stars moved to Dallas two years later.When NHL hockey returned to Minnesota a few years later, Snee joined the Wild in 1998, a year before their inaugural season, as Director of Corporate Sales. He moved on to amateur hockey in 2008, serving as Minnesota Hockey's Executive Director before joining College Hockey Inc in 2012. On today's episode, Snee and VP of Content and Engaged Learning Brian Clapp discuss:• What challenges he faced getting a new pro franchise off the ground• What drew him to transition to hockey's amateur levels• What advice he has for young sports professionals looking to find their fit in the industryEnjoy the full episode, and subscribe to the WorkInSports Podcast for more sports career advice. You can also catch additional content on our YouTube Channel!

All, de to'n Johrduusendwessel 25 oder öller weern, kinnt dat noch: Fierobend in't Fernsehn. In de dree Programme de dat geev, keem nachts, bummeli Klock twölf – nix mehr. Dor weer blots noch so'n Grimmeln to sehn, „Snee“ hebbt wi dorto seggt. Weet Ju noch? Dat weer de „Sendeschluss“. Jo un in de Week, also vun Mondag bet Friedag, geev dat ook in de Meddagstünn nix to sehn, wenn ni jüst wat besünnered as de Olümpiade oder so ingang weer. Na, dat stimmt ni ganz: Nix kunn man ni sehn, man kunn dat „Testbild“ sehn. Dorno kunnen Fernsehtechnikers instelln, wat dat Bild vun so'n oln Röhrn-Fernseher genau in de Meern un de Farven good to sehn weern – wenn dat denn överhaupt 'n Fernsehn mit Farv weer. To dat Testbild weer so'n Fleuten, so'n Piepen to heuern. Jo. Un allns tosom hett sick „Sendepause“ nöömt. Wenn man allns tosomreekend, denn kunn man vun 24 Stünnen heuchsten 16 Stunnen Fernseh kieken. Hüüt kiekt mennige Lüüd in 24 Stünnen 37 Stünnen op de Mattschiev, weil se blang dat Fernsehn ook noch ehr Smartfohn un veellicht 'n Speelekonsole togang hebbt. So ännert sick de Tieden. Bi'n RBB, den Rundfunk Berlin Brannenborg dreiht man de Tied nu overs jüst geheuri trüch. Dor gifft dat bald nömli blots noch obends mang süss un teihn wat to sehn. Dat liggt twor doran, dat man bi den Senner ni ganz so kloog mit de Sennegebührn ümgohn is, overs liekers is dat 'n lütte Revolutschoon. So künnt de Öllern ehr Kinner mol wiesen, wo dat utsüht, wenn nix to sehn is – also in't Fernsehn. Wenn alle Senners un veellicht sogor dat Internet dor mitmoken wurrn, denn geev dat wohrschienli veel weniger Lüüd mit Bloodhochdruck. Na jo, sowiet ward dat ni kom‘. Overs tominst kann man de Situatschoon pädagogisch insetten. Wenn de Lütten to Huus jüst mol weller de Hover steekt, denn kann man in Tokunft seggen: „Wenn du di ni anstänni benehm kannst, denn kiekst du in Tokunft blots noch RBB…“ In düssen Sinn

On this episode of Community Cocktails with Kimberly, I sit down with Victoria Snee, Chief Marketing Officer at Highland Park Village as we celebrate my 100th episode!I started my podcast in 2019 and Victoria was my very first guest! I thought it would be fun to have her back to reminisce on some of my early episodes as well as to chat about some fashion tips and tricks to make you look and feel your best in 2023.Highland Park Village Personal Shopping Number: 214-272-4894Highland Park Village Website: https://hpvillage.com/

Mike Snee is the Executive Director of College Hockey, Inc.'s. In this role he guides College Hockey Inc.'s marketing efforts to promote Division I men's college hockey and its work to help grow the number of institutions offering the sport. Snee is also a member of the Board of Directors of both USA Hockey and U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame. Prior to joining College Hockey Inc. Snee was the Executive Director for Minnesota Hockey. Before joining Minnesota Hockey, Snee spent nine years with Minnesota Sports & Entertainment, the parent company of the NHL's Minnesota Wild. Snee, a 1991 graduate of the University of St. Thomas in St. Paul, MN, started his sports business career as an intern with the Minnesota North Stars, and also worked for the NBA's Minnesota Timberwolves and the Minnesota Moose of the now-defunct International Hockey League. Mike helped us take a critical lens to the culture of hockey and questioned many of the long-standing and accepted norms in hockey. Specifically we covered: Concerns with the structure and system versus the people The importance of government control with rinks The Minnesota High School Model vs the Academies & current minor hockey models in Toronto, Detroit, Chicago, Boston etc. Why do we send so many kids away from home at 14 - 17? It was an insightful discussion that really went Beyond the X's and O's.

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Today's guest is Mike Snee, the Executive Director of College Hockey Inc. He is a talented hockey executive with experience in amateur hockey and the NHL. Mike is College Hockey, Inc.'s Executive Director and guides their marketing efforts to promote men's college hockey and its work to help grow the number of institutions offering the sport.  Mike spent nine years with Minnesota Sports & Entertainment, the parent company of the NHL's Minnesota Wild. He served stints as Director of Corporate Sales and Director of Ticket Sales and worked closely with college hockey as the Xcel Energy Center hosted the annual WCHA Final Five and the 2002 NCAA Frozen Four.  Mike was part of one of the most successful sponsorship groups in the NHL and helped spearhead the creation and execution of Hockey Day in Minnesota in 2007, a state-wide celebration of the game. Listen in for some great takeaways about Mike's journey in the sport of hockey and how he is impacting the growth of college hockey as a Division I sport.  You will want to hear this episode if you are interested in... Learn more about Mike Snee and College Hockey Inc. [3:28]  What parents of youth hockey players need to know [8:38]  The biggest mistake teenage hockey players make [12:35] Why the path to professional hockey is different [17:50] How young hockey players can get noticed by NCAA coaches [22:44]  Where to get more information about the NCAA rules [27:30]  A verbal commitment vs a national letter of intent [28:44]  93% of male hockey players earn a college degree [31:20] What student-athletes need to know about Name, Image, and Likeness [37:25] The landscape around scholarships for college hockey players [40:53] What brought Mike joy and put him in the right mindset for success [42:50]  Resources & People Mentioned NCAA Student Athlete Eligibility Connect with Mike Snee The website On Instagram On Twitter On Linkedin On Facebook On YouTube Bio A talented hockey executive with experience in amateur hockey and the NHL, Mike Snee was named College Hockey, Inc.'s Executive Director on Aug. 28, 2012. In this role he guides College Hockey Inc.'s marketing efforts to promote NCAA Division I men's college hockey and its work to help grow the number of institutions offering the sport.  Snee is a member of the USA Hockey Board of Directors and serves on USA Hockey's Junior Council. He is also a member of the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame Board of Directors and is on the Board of Directors with the Minneapolis Youth Hockey Association. Snee joined College Hockey Inc. from Minnesota Hockey, where he spent four years as the Executive Director. During Snee's tenure with Minnesota Hockey he led the creation of a strategic plan to ensure the long-term growth of the sport in Minnesota.  Prior to joining Minnesota Hockey, Snee spent nine years with Minnesota Sports & Entertainment, the parent company of the NHL's Minnesota Wild. He served stints as Director of Corporate Sales and Director of Ticket Sales and worked closely with college hockey as the Xcel Energy Center hosted the annual WCHA Final Five and the 2002 NCAA Frozen Four.  Snee was part of one of the most successful sponsorship groups in the NHL and helped spearhead the creation and execution of Hockey Day in Minnesota in 2007, a state-wide celebration of the game. Previously he led the initial ticket sales efforts for the expansion Wild, which produced a season-ticket base of 16,000.  Snee, a 1991 graduate of the University of St. Thomas in St. Paul, Minn., started his sports business career as an intern with the Minnesota North Stars and also worked for the NBA's Minnesota Timberwolves and the Minnesota Moose of the now-defunct International Hockey League. Guests on the Mitlin Money Mindset Show are not affiliated with CWM, LLC, and opinions expressed herein may not be representative of CWM, LLC. CWM, LLC is not responsible for the guest's content linked on this site. Connect With Mitlin Financial podcast(at)MitlinFinancial.com - email us with your suggestions for topics or guests https://mitlinfinancial.com  Follow on Twitter Follow on Instagram Subscribe on Youtube Follow on Linkedin Follow on Facebook   Subscribe to Mitlin Money Mindset™ on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts

Two-time Super Bowl champion and New York Giants Ring of Honor inductee, Chris Snee, discusses sports culture, and the positive and negatives on our youth.  He gives Dan his take on the importance of winning AND losing, and what success means to him.  As a Dad to aspiring young athletes, a coach himself, and Super Bowl champion, Chris offers a unique perspective on the necessary mindset for an athlete, and the role of coaches and parents in a young person's sports journey.

Episode 16: Ruben, Glyph, Khal, and Snee escape a hairy situation, go shopping, and learn about a new sport.DotD Patreon: http://bit.ly/DotDPatreonDotD Facebook: http://bit.ly/DotDFacebookDotD Instagram: http://bit.ly/DotDInstaDungeon Master - Jourdan LeesRuben P. Glowstone - David NowersGlyphord Hune - Paul SunderhausKhalladak Rock Pusher - Camden DaltonDotD Theme by Jamey Howell - https://soundcloud.com/jamey-howellOther Music by Kevin Macleod - https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/Support the show

An Mondag hett de ganze Welt dorop luuert, wat Wladimir Putin op sien Parood‘ in Moskau seggen wurr. Un denn hett he je ook düt un dat seggt. Jo, un achteran gung dat los: Överall op de Welt hebbt allerhand Experten doröver sinneert, wat vun sien Reed to holn is. De een hett seggt: „Oha, dat heet nix Gooded.“ De anner hett analüseert, wat dat je gor ni so slimm weer. Översett op'n Wöllervörhersoog, kann man dorto seggen: Wi kriegt ruhige Luft mit Storm un Sünn'schien bi bedeekten Himmel mit Reegen un Snee. Un dat ganze bi Temperatuurn mang 20 Grod Frost un 30 Grod Warms. Oh Lüüd, ick verstoh dat langsom ni mehr. Harr Putin seggt, wat föffteihn gedeelt dör fief söbenuntwindi afgifft, denn harrn de dorsten Experten dor ook noch wat rutleesen kunnt. Wenn't no mi gohn weer, denn harrn gor keen Medien doröver bericht‘ wat Putin bi sien Parood‘ vun Stopel loten hett. Denn harr he dor ganz alleent fieren kunnt. He wull doch annerletzt erst so un so keen Utlandspresse mehr in sien Land hebben. Vun mi ut harr Dingsdag bericht warrn kunnt, dat dor in Moskau de Parood‘ ween is un dat Putin wohrschienli ook wat vertellt hett. Wat he overs seggt hett, dat weet man ni un dat is ook annerlei. He deiht doch so un so, wat he will. Un wenn ick mol mit Wladimir in't Snacken keem, denn wurr ick em ni mol glööven, dat de Sünn schient. Ook ni denn, wenn wi tosom buten stohn dehn un mi dat Fell al langsom vun de Sünn verbrenn‘ wurr. Dat eenzige wat man mit so'n Lüüd moken kann, üm ehr würkli een uttowischen, is, ehr de Opmarksomkeit wechtonehm‘. Dat hett man bi Donald Trump je al sehn: As de ni mehr twittern kunn, dor is em meist de Hoorfestiger ut de Frisuur flogen. Overs so, as dat utsüht, ward wi uns ook wieder mit so dösige Lüüd an de Spitz vun so mennige Staaten afgeeven mööten. Op de Phillippin‘ is dat mit „Bongbong“ Marcos Junior je ook jüst weller so kom‘. Un wat dat dormit op sick hett, dat vertellt uns bald de Experten. Un all de Wladimirs un Bongbongs hebbt denn weller scheun veel Opmarksomkeit… In düssen Sinn

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jQuery(document).ready(function(){ cab.clickify(); }); Original Podcast with clickable words https://tinyurl.com/y5uqg3bj Contact: irishlingos@gmail.com Events are being organized in memory of Michael Snee and Aidan Moffitt. Ócáidí á n-eagrú i gcuimhne ar Michael Snee agus Aidan Moffitt. Solemn events are being organized in Sligo, Dublin and elsewhere in the coming days in memory of Aidan Moffitt and Michael Snee, both killed in Sligo this week. Tá ócáidí sollúnta á n-eagrú i Sligeach, Baile Átha Cliath agus áiteanna eile sna laethanta atá romhainn i gcuimhne ar Aidan Moffitt agus Michael Snee, an bheirt a maraíodh i Sligeach an tseachtain seo. Waterford city is set to be big this morning, this afternoon there will be some in Sligo Town Hall and Leinster House. Tá bigil le bheith i gcathair Phort Láirge ar maidin;tráthnóna inniu beidh cinn i Halla an Bhaile i Sligeach agus i dTeach Laighean. Bugs are also planned in Kilkenny, Louth and Wexford. Tá bigilí á mbeartú freisin i gCill Chainnigh,Lú agus Loch Garman freisin. Yesterday, a 22 - year - old man in Sligo was charged with the murder of Aidan Moffitt and Michael Snee. Inné, cúisíodh fear 22 bliain d'aois i Sligeach maidir le marú Aidan Moffitt agus Michael Snee. Yousef Palani was given a home address at Markievicz Heights before the local district court in Sligo yesterday evening. Tugadh Yousef Palani le seoladh baile ag Arda Markievicz os comhair na cúirte dúiche áitiúil i Sligeach tráthnóna inné. Yousef Palani He was charged with the murder of 41-year-old Aidan Moffitt on April 10 at his residence in Cartoon Heights in Sligo and was also charged with the murder of 58-year-old Michael Snee at his residence in Scene City on the 12th of April in Sligo. Yousef Palani Cúisíodh é i ndúnmharú Aidan Moffitt, 41 bliain d'aois ar an 10ú Aibreáin ag a theach cónaithe in Arda an Chartúin i Sligeach agus cúisíodh é chomh maith i ndúnmharú Michael Snee, 58 bliain d'aois ag a theach cónaithe i Radharc na Cathrach ar an 12Aibreán i Sligeach. Yousef Palani has been charged with another count of aggravated assault on Anthony Burke on April 9 in Sligo. Tá cúis eile curtha i leith Yousef Palani maidir le hionsaí tromchúiseach a dhéanamh ar Anthony Burke ar an 9 Aibreán i Sligeach. He has been granted free legal aid and is also undergoing a psychiatric assessment. Ceadaíodh saorchúnamh dlí dó agus tá measúnú sícíatrach le déanamh air freisin. Yousef Palani has been remanded in custody and will appear in court again on video link on April 21. Cuireadh Yousef Palani siar faoi choinneáil agus tiocfaidh sé os comhair na cúirte arís ar nasc físe ar 21 Aibreán.

jQuery(document).ready(function(){ cab.clickify(); }); Original Podcast with clickable words https://tinyurl.com/y3sh25vo Yousef Palani charged with the murder of Aidan Moffitt Yousef Palani cúisithe i ndúnmharú Aidan Moffitt & Michael Snee. A 22-year-old man has been charged in Sligo with the murders of Aidan Moffitt and Michael Snee in that town this week. Tá fear 22 bliain d'aois cúisithe i Sligeach maidir le dúnmharú Aidan Moffitt agus Michael Snee ar an mbaile sin an tseachtain seo. Yousef Palani was given a home address at Markievicz Heights before the local district court in Sligo this afternoon. Tugadh Yousef Palani le seoladh baile ag Arda Markievicz os comhair na cúirte dúiche áitiúil i Sligeach tráthnóna inniu. He was charged with the murder of 41-year-old Aidan Moffitt on April 10 at his residence in Cartoon Heights in Sligo and was also charged with the murder of 58-year-old Michael Snee on April 12 at a residence in Radharc City in Sligo. Cúisíodh é i ndúnmharú Aidan Moffitt, 41 bliain d'aois ar an 10ú Aibreáin ag a theach cónaithe in Arda an Chartúin i Sligeach agus cúisíodh é chomh maith i ndúnmharú Michael Snee, 58 bliain d'aois ar an 12ú Aibreáin ag theach cónaithe i Radharc na Cathrach i Sligeach. Yousef Palani has been charged with another count of assault causing bodily harm in connection with another incident which took place in Sligo on April 9th. Tá cúis eile curtha i leith Yousef Palani maidir le hionsaí is trúig dhíobhála choirp a bhaineann le heachtra eile a tharla i Sligeach ar an 9ú Aibreáin. Yousef Palani was taken from the Garda Station to the nearby courthouse in a Garda van and several people gathered on the way between the two buildings. Tugadh Yousef Palani ó Stáisiúin na nGardaí go dtí teach na cúirte in aice láimhe i veain de chuid na nGardaí agus roinnt daoine bailithe le chéile ar an mbealach idir an dá fhoirgneamh. Yousef Palani was remanded in custody. Cuireadh Yousef Palani siar faoi choinneáil. Yousef Palani was arrested early yesterday morning and questioned by detectives at Sligo Garda Station yesterday and again today. Gabhadh Yousef Palani go luath ar maidin inné agus cheistigh bleachtairí é ag Stáisiún na nGardaí i Sligeach inné agus arís inniu. When the questioning period was over, the Gardaí charged the man. Nuair a bhí an tréimhse cheistiúcháin thart, rinne na Gardaí an fear a chúisiú. The bodies of 42-year-old Aidan Moffit and 58-year-old Michael Snee were found at various locations in the town on Monday and Tuesday this week. Fuarthas corp Aidan Moffit a bhí 42 bliain d'aois agus Michael Snee a bhí 58 bliain d'aois ag láithreacha difriúla ar an mbaile Dé Luain agus Dé Máirt na seachtaine seo. Both sites were still preserved by the Gardaí today. Bhí an dá láthair fós caomhnaithe ag na Gardaí inniu. Both men suffered serious injuries and Gardaí are investigating whether they may have met their attacker online. Bhain gortaithe tromchúiseacha don mbeirt fhear agus tá Gardaí ag fiosrú an bhfuil seans ann gur bhuail siad lena n- ionsaitheoir ar líne. They are also investigating whether hate crimes were involved in the murders. Tá siad ag fiosrú chomh maith an raibh baint ag coireanna fuatha leis na dúnmharaithe. Michael Snee's body was taken from his residence in the Cityview estate to Sligo University Hospital yesterday for post - mortem examination. Tugadh corp Mhichael Snee óna theach cónaithe in eastát Radharc na Cathrach go hOspidéal Ollscoile Shligigh inné chun go ndéanfaí scrúdú iarbháis air. Michael Snee was born and raised in Sligo. Rugadh agus tógadh Michael Snee i Sligeach. His body was found in his home Tuesday afternoon. Aimsíodh a chorp ina theach tráthnóna Dé Máirt. Neighbors next to Michael Snee on the Connacht road say that he was well respected and well known. Deir comharsana béal dorais le Michael Snee ar bhóthar Uí Chonnachtáin go raibh ardmheas agus aithne mhaith air. On Monday evening,

Ellen Snee grew up in New Jersey, the oldest of five children in an Irish Catholic family. When she was 12 years old, a priest friend came to the house for dinner and gave everyone a blessing. Young Ellen then announced to her family that she wanted to become a priest when she grew up, for the opportunity to bring peace and joy to others. When her elders enlightened her to the fact that women are not allowed to become priests in the Catholic church, a young rebel was born. Snee decided instead to become a nun, discovering the Sacred Heart community while attending Fordham and going on to teach for Sacred Heart University. One of many reinventions caused her to transition to a career in women's development, and after 18 years she left her convent. In this conversation with CoveyClub founder Lesley Jane Seymour, Snee recounts the reinventions of her life, including launching a Fortune 500 business, moving to California and meeting her husband, helping women claim leadership roles in the business world, and writing her book, “Lead: How Women in Charge Claim their Authority”. Learn Snee's steps for dealing with fear of transition and how to take the leap to follow your passions. FREE GIFT! Don't start your reinvention without downloading CoveyClub's starter guide called “31 Badass Tips for Launching Your Reinvention Without Fear!”   Bio: Ellen Snee has been at the forefront of women's leadership for more than 25 years. Dr. Snee brings strategy, research and executive experience to global companies and their top female talent. Her original research at Harvard University on women's experience in roles of authority formed the foundation of her consulting and coaching work with Fortune 500 companies such as Cisco, Goodyear, Marriott, Pfizer and Schwab.  Later, as the Global VP of Leadership Development at VMware, she launched the company's groundbreaking business initiative, VMwomen, designed to attract, develop, advance and retain talented women. Her new book Lead: How Women in Charge Claim Their Authority makes her wisdom and experience accessible to all women seeking to accelerate their careers. Dr. Snee lives in the San Francisco Bay Area where she continues to coach and advise women leaders and executives worldwide, and frequently speaks to companies and conferences.   Key Links: Website Facebook LinkedIn Instagram Twitter Social & Website CoveyClub website Facebook Twitter Instagram LinkedIn Join CoveyClub: If you like what you hear, please support the CoveyCast podcast with a five-star rating, and subscribe to CoveyClub.com for more inspiring conversations.

April 6, 2022 | Hour 2 | Joe Osborne - Mike Snee

Episode 274 of Winnipeg Sports Talk Daily with Andrew "Hustler" Paterson and Michael Remis. They count down to the evening's Winnipeg Jets game vs. the Detroit Red Wings and look ahead to The Masters. Guests: Chris Meaney of FTN (21:00), Murat Ates of The Athletic (54:11), Team Canada Golf coach Derek Ingram at The Masters (1:27:10) and Mike Snee of College Hockey Inc on The Frozen Four (1:49:44).

College Hockey Inc's Mike Snee joins Julia and Al's Brother looks ahead to the 2022 NCAA men's Frozen Four, what an impact player Matthew Knies has been for the Gophers and why the NCAA has become a destination for Canadian players.

Te gast is Jan Smeekens. De oud-schaatser uit Raalte vertelt over de Olympische Spelen in Peking en over zijn eigen drie deelnames aan de Spelen. De editie van 2014 is de meest besproken uitgave in de loopbaan van Smeekens, die op de 500 meter zilver greep. En dat terwijl er achter zijn naam een 1 verscheen op het scherm, nadat hij Michel Mulder uit Zwolle van de troon leek te stoten. Leek, want op twaalf duizendsten van een seconden werd hij toch tweede. Over deze traumatische ervaring schreef Smeekens een boek. Na mentale begeleiding kroonde hij zich drie jaar na het zilver in Sotsji tot wereldkampioen op de 500 meter in de wedstrijd van zijn leven. 

Wi besöökt den Beleevnishoff Burmester in Moorfleet, dat geiht in en Repaircafé, un Irmgard Harder vertellt vun ole Dannenbööm.

Women often face unique challenges on their path to long-term career success. How can you embrace your leadership role and excel at it in order to achieve a seat at the table? About the Interview In this episode of Hilary Topper on Air, Hilary speaks with Ellen Snee EdD, Author of Lead: How Women In Charge Claim Their Authority. Learn about Ellen's experience as a former nun, her research at Harvard University, and her professional experiences. Hear how she used that background to help other women learn to become effective leaders and then take that advice and author her book. About Ellen Ellen has been at the forefront of women's leadership development for more than 25 years. Her original research at Harvard University on women's experience in roles of authority formed the foundation of her company's with Fortune 500 companies such as Cisco, Goodyear, Marriott, Pfizer, and Schwab. Later, as Global VP of Leadership Development at VMware, she launched its business initiative, VMwomen, to attract, develop, advance, and retain talented women. About Lead: How Women In Charge Claim Their Authority During Ellen Snee's eighteen years as a Catholic nun, she gained a number of essential—and, happily, transferable—skills: how to discern a call or deep desire, how to work collaboratively with other women, and how to be a savvy operator within male hierarchies. In Lead, she draws on that knowledge—as well as lessons learned and insights gained from her Harvard dissertation on psychological dimensions of authority for women, two decades of work with executive women as CEO of Fine Line Consulting, and five years as VP of Organizational & Leadership Development at VMware, a global technology leader—to address the exercise of authority by women. Lead guides readers through specific challenges of leadership Snee has identified as most vital to success through her own corporate experience and consulting work: developing resilience, presenting with authority, gaining financial literacy, managing in every direction, and more. Throughout, Snee urges women to find and speak with their unique voice and claim their personal power. Full of illuminating personal and client anecdotes and surprising research insights, Lead is an accessible, instructive, and empowering road map. To learn more about Ellen and her book, Lead, visit www.ellensnee.com.

Immer, wenn es Winter wird und Frau Holle theoretisch in Aktion treten könnte, muss Ralph Spreckels an ein traumatisches Erlebnis aus seiner Kindheit zurückdenken.

Ellen Snee has been at the forefront of women's leadership for more than 25 years. Dr. Snee brings strategy, research, and executive experience to global companies and their top female talent. Her original research at Harvard University on women's experience in roles of authority formed the foundation of her consulting and coaching work with Fortune 500 companies such as Cisco, Goodyear, Marriott, Pfizer, and Schwab.  She is also the author of Lead: How Women in Charge Claim Their Authority.    Let's tune in to her story!   [00:01 - 10:26] Opening Segment   Get to know my guest Ellen Snee A Real Trailblazer: Ellen's Story How Ellen became a nun Finding her place to make a difference for women A Kind of Rebellious Side The Reluctant Entrepreneur   [10:27 - 41:07] How Women in Charge Claim Their Authority   A Model for Coaching Women How to Listen to Women From Convent to Corporate Ellen shares her life as a nun  Nothing like the movies! “Much more normal than most people think.” Starting a Business with No Business Experience What Not to Do, What to Do Always Finding Ways to be Supported “Know your strengths, know the things you're not good at, or you don't want to do.” Ellen's inspiration and journey for Lead: How Women in Charge Claim Their Authority How to Claim Your Authority as a Woman Why networking has been a hard word for women Women Working with Each Other Unspoken Expectations A Different Mode of Communication What about the Balance?   [41:08 - 45:59] Closing Segment   Ellen's Three-Step Process on Claiming Authority How men can support women to claim their authority step into leadership Final words Connect with my guest, Ellen in the links below Tweetable Quotes   “Once I feel called for something, once I have clarity on something, nothing stops me.” – Ellen Snee   “Of course, a woman can be a leader. And of course, she can hold a role of authority.” – Ellen Snee   “Everywhere, there is an opportunity.” – Ellen Snee   ------------------------------------------------------------------------   Reach Ellen her website https://www.ellensnee.com/.  Grab a copy of her book, Lead: How Women in Charge Claim Their Authority! If you liked my show, please LEAVE A 5-STAR REVIEW, like, share, and subscribe!     WANT TO LEARN MORE?   Connect with me through Emi Kirschner Business Coach, Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn Or send me an email amacvirtualassistance@gmail.com     Check us out on Apple Podcasts.   Thanks for tuning in!    

Ellen Snee, EdD, is an Executive Coach to high potential & senior level women, a speaker, consultant, and the author of Lead: How Women in Charge Claim Their Authority. But before that, Ellen was a Catholic nun for 18 years. From there she went to Harvard University to complete grad school before eventually becoming a program director at the university. Then she made her way to Silicon Valley to be VP of a large software company. On this episode of the Strategy & Leadership Podcast, Ellen joins us to discuss leadership vs. authority, challenges for women in leadership, how senior leaders can support women, & more. Be sure to check out Ellen's book, Lead: How Women in Charge Claim Their Authority: https://www.ellensnee.com/lead // Learn more about strategic planning & implementation: ► Subscribe so you never miss a video: www.youtube.com/channel/UCOHLNRrp…ub_confirmation=1 ► Get free workbook to guide you along the process: www.smestrategy.net/strategic-plann…mplate-workbook ► Learn how to successfully lead your next strategic planning process: www.smestrategy.net/strategic-plann…ng-steps-course // More strategic planning resources: ► Join our free community: strategy-and-leadership.mn.co/ ► Are you looking for someone to facilitate your strategic planning process? www.smestrategy.net/strategic-plann…ator-consultant ► Want software to track your strategic plan. Get a 90-day free trial of Cascade Strategy: www.smestrategy.net/cascade // Connect with us: Blog ► www.smestrategy.net/blog Strategy & Leadership Podcast ►www.smestrategy.net/podcast Alignment Book ► www.smestrategy.net/alignment-book Contact us ►www.smestrategy.net/contact Subscribe on YouTube ► www.youtube.com/channel/UCOHLNRrp…ub_confirmation=1 // ABOUT SME STRATEGY CONSULTING: SME Strategy is a management consulting firm that specializes in helping organizations develop and implement their strategic plans. We work with teams to facilitate conversations about strategic direction and business strategy so that our clients can focus their energy on what will move them forward faster. Based out of Vancouver, BC, we've worked with organizations all over North American and beyond in various industries including nonprofits, universities & government organizations. For more information on working with a facilitator for your next strategy session: www.smestrategy.net/strategic-plann…ator-consultant

Ellen Snee, EdD, has been at the forefront of women's leadership development for more than 25 years. Her original research at Harvard University on women's experience in roles of authority formed the foundation of her company's work with Fortune 500 companies such as Cisco, Goodyear, Marriott, Pfizer, and Schwab. Later, as Global VP of Leadership Development at VMware, she launched its business initiative, VMwomen, to attract, develop, advance, and retain talented women. Ellen lives in the San Francisco Bay Area.For more information, please visit: https://www.ellensnee.com/Jordan Castro is a lieutenant in the 32nd Precinct of the New York City Police Department, one of the toughest neighborhoods in Manhattan. He has been with the NYPD for fifteen years. He has written a novel, THE GREAT SILENT ROAR, inspired by a real-life event and set in New York City at the peak of the Corona virus epidemic. https://softskull.com/authors/jordan-castro/Jessica Naziri - Entrepreneur, host and tv personalityjessica naziri is a trailblazing interviewer, tech expert and content creator. The enterprising star has curated an inspiring career that began from a small blog to being seen by millions daily on numerous platforms. https://techsesh.co/

Ellen Snee has worked at the forefront of women's leadership development for more than 25 years. But for the first 18 of those years, the front line of leadership wasn't an Ivy League MBA program or a high-end consulting firm: It was an international order of Catholic nuns.During her time in the order, Ellen was surrounded by smart, educated, committed, and fun women who held roles of authority that were uncommon for women in the 1970s. She gained a number of essential — and, happily, transferable — skills: How to discern a call or deep desire, how to work collaboratively with other women, and how to be a savvy operator within male hierarchies. This experience laid the foundation for Ellen's guiding passion: to become an expert in women's leadership development and to change the world one woman at a time.  Ellen left the convent while still in graduate school, receiving her EdD in Human Development and Psychology from Harvard University in 1994. She turned the conceptual frameworks from her dissertation on women in roles of authority into the launch of a successful consulting firm, Fine Line Consulting. Before long, she arrived in the corporate sector running leadership and coaching programs for executive women in Fortune 500 companies such as Pfizer, Schwab, Marriott, Goodyear and many others. For 15 years she provided one-to-one coaching to high potential and executive level women across the country.A move to California in 2001 led to work in Silicon Valley at the major tech companies such as Apple, Cisco, KPG, and Citrix. In 2009 Ellen was hired by global technology company VMware as VP Leadership Development and Organizational Consulting. She went on to lead Global Talent Development and in 2013 launched VMwomen, a business initiative designed to attract, retain, develop, and advance talented women.She has spoken extensively at corporate conferences including the Conference Board, Catalyst, California Governors Association, Marriott, Pfizer, Panasonic, Amgen, as well as Boston College, University of Michigan and Presidio Business Schools. Ellen is a member of the International Women's Forum, an invitation-only organization of global women leaders. She is an advisor to She Can and Rise Up, organizations that empower young women in Africa and Asia to become leaders. She is a global advisor for How Women Lead and a Limited Partner with How Women Invest venture fund. Ellen is the author of Lead: How Women in Charge Claim Their Authority (She Writes Press), in which she shares her wisdom and experience with all talented women seeking to accelerate their careers. Lead differs from other management and leadership books in several important ways. The locus of authority throughout is women's experience within 3 vital perspectives: personal, relational, and systemic. Ellen's Self-Others-Systems model recognizes that women are always in simultaneous relationships with themselves, others, and the systems in which they live and work. All of these relationships overlap and interact dynamically when someone exercises their leadership in a role of authority. Full of insights, examples, and stories, Lead is firmly grounded in psychological research. She has her experiences and illustrated them in such a way as to be both inspiring and instructive to women on their way up. Along the way, Ellen urges women to find and speak with their unique voice and claim their personal power. In 2015 Ellen returned to the work she loves, accelerating the career advancement of talented women through executive coaching. Based in the San Francisco Bay area, she continues to coach and advise women leaders and executives around the world, and to speak at companies, academic institutions and leadership conferences.

Ellen Snee grew up outside of New York City, the oldest of five kids in an Irish Catholic family. On Wednesday nights their parish priest, who was a family friend, would join their family for hot dogs and play cards. One night, Ellen's devout father asked the priest to bless his children. They all closed their eyes, and he said some prayers. As they were praying, and all was calm, twelve-year-old Ellen decided what she wanted to be. When they were done, she stood up and declared, “When I grow up, I'm going to be a priest!” The room went silent. Years later, Ellen attended a Jesuit university where the curriculum and atmosphere appealed to her. While she knew becoming a priest was not possible, Ellen discovered a group of female Jesuits, the Religious of the Sacred Heart, and joined their order as a nun. She was drawn to this community, dedicated to the mission of education, service, and a life of prayer. It was also a time when work was being done to make it possible for women to become priests. So Ellen was hopeful that it could still occur within her lifetime. Within religious life, Ellen held many positions as a teacher, campus minister, and then pursued her doctorate in Human Development and Psychology from Harvard University.  Ellen left the convent while still in graduate school. She turned the conceptual frameworks from her dissertation on women in roles of authority into the launch of a successful consulting firm, Fine Line Consulting. Before long, she stepped into the corporate sector running leadership and coaching programs for executive women in Fortune 500 companies such as Pfizer, Schwab, Marriott and Goodyear. For 15 years she provided one-to-one coaching to high potential and executive-level women across the country. A move to California in 2001 led her to work in Silicon Valley at the major tech companies such as Apple, Cisco, KPG, and Citrix. In 2009 Ellen was hired by global technology company VMware as VP Leadership Development and Organizational Consulting.  In this week's Work From The Inside Out podcast, learn more about Ellen's  journey: Ellen is the author of Lead: How Women in Charge Claim Their Authority (She Writes Press), in which she shares her wisdom and experience with all talented women seeking to accelerate their careers. She went on to lead Global Talent Development and in 2013 launched VMwomen, a business initiative designed to attract, retain, develop, and advance talented women. Learn more and connect with Ellen here:  https://www.ellensnee.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/ellen-snee-edd-a3aa9930/  https://www.facebook.com/ellen.snee.9/ https://www.instagram.com/ellensnee/ https://twitter.com/EllenSnee https://ellensnee.medium.com/

Charleston, South Carolina is the best city in the world and one of our country's most desirable places to live. From the history & culture, to the beaches & shopping, to the restaurants & real estate... Charleston has something for everyone! Our mission at Lively Charleston is to tell the stories of the amazing people, places, and businesses in our city. In this Lively Charleston episode, we're taking a neighborhood tour of the Snee Farm subdivision in Mount Pleasant. If you'd like to watch our episodes rather than listen, check out Lively Charleston on YouTube! See this episode HERE. Make sure to LIKE & SUBSCRIBE so you never miss an episode! And follow us on Instagram: @livelycharleston

In the opening segment, hosts Jim Connelly (@jimmyconnelly) and Ed Trefzger (@EdTrefzger) catch us up on offseason and preseason news, including the USCHO.com Division I men's ice hockey preseason poll, transfers and fifth-year players, needing homes for new programs, the cancellation and work toward resurrection of Robert Morris hockey, and the implications of name, image, and likeness on college hockey.In the second segment, Jim and Ed are joined by College Hockey Inc. executive director Mike Snee and Aaron Wilbur, founder and CEO of The Coaches Site, to preview next week's Virtual Coaches Clinic (https://collegehockeyincclinic.com).

Braga, King, and Ski talk: 1:53: The legend of Jake Haener, overrated Kedon Slovis, Mel Kiper's work schedule, automatic QB sneaks. 23:42: Lewis & Snee excelling, fans criticizing TD passes, Oregon fans' unrealistic QB standards, playing down to opponents, Mario not covering spreads. 35:53: The Brady Hoke revenge tour, gettin' schwifty in the Club at Autzen, Arizona losing 30 straight. 52:00: Top 3 cats. 1:04:30: Pac-12 picks. 1:11:01: Arizona trivia.

Ellen Snee––executive coach and advisor as well as the author of the upcoming book Lead: How Women in Charge Claim Their Authority––has dedicated over 25 years to empowering and educating women. Her decades of working for the ordination of women, followed by 15 years of experience in coaching women executives in Fortune 500 companies, has offered her amazing insight into how companies can attract, retain, develop, and advance women in the world of technology. 

From the C-suite to the Senate floor, women in leadership positions are at historic highs. And some research even suggests that women are more effective than men in 84% of competencies associated with leadership. Yet many accomplished and capable women continue to struggle with issues related to ambition, power, and authority. In this HRchat episode, we consider what explains this disconnect.Listen too as we delve into ways women can identify their career desires, maximize awareness of competencies, build relationships that will foster success, and increase their effectiveness as a leader of people.Bill's guest this time is Dr. Ellen M. Snee, Executive Coach to High Potential and Senior Level Women at Catalyst Coaching and author of the new book LEAD: How Women in Charge Claim Their Authority.A leadership book designed for women, LEAD draws on Dr. Snee's research on women's leadership development, her coaching and consulting work to advance talented women, and her earlier life as a Catholic nun. Speaking directly to women leaders, Ellen offers new insights and reinforces them with personal experiences and those of her clients. To further transform insight into action she provides specific exercises and action steps after each chapter.We do our best to ensure editorial objectivity. The views and ideas shared by our guests are entirely independent of The HR Gazette or our partners.   

In this episode, Gary goes a bit out of his comfort zone, but once he heard Dr. Snee had previously been a nun for 18 years, he had to learn more. In This Episode:The Biggest Thing She Learned From Being a Nun for 18 Years and Why She StoppedWhy Women Don't Have To Act Like Men To LeadHow To Trust Your Inner Voice, A Good Way To Go About Making Big DecisionsThe Difference Between Coaches and TherapistsHow Employee Reviews Should Be Approached and the Best Way To Terminate An EmployeePost-Pandemic Workplace Predictions and the Need For Childcare For Employees In the WorkplaceDr. Snee Discusses Her Book “Lead” and How To Harness Your Personal Power

Ellen M. Snee, EdD, a former Catholic nun and author of LEAD: How Women in Charge Claim Their Authority. From the C-suite to the Senate floor, women in leadership positions are at historic highs. And research now shows that women are more effective than men in 84% of competencies associated with leadership. https://selfdiscoverymedia.com/?p=97373

I have taken much of my description below from a review by Robert Lopresti. I remember reading this novella when it originally appeared in the October 1970 issue of Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, under the dreadful name of "Manhattan Night's Entertainment."  Frederic Dannay was a great editor but a horrific tinkerer with titles.  Avram Davidson had one of those staggering imaginations, like John Collier, James Powell, or Terry Pratchett.  You just never knew what would pour out of his typewriter.  In this case it is the simple story of a young lady from New Jersey and her encounters with a pickpocket, the Mafia, the Nafia, an Albanian Trotskyite who wants to blow up the Brooklyn Navy Yard, Hudson River pirates, and, of course, the Lord High Keeper of the Queen's Bears, who lives in a cave in Central Park.  Okay, maybe I lied about it being a simple story.   The main character is really the titular Lord, alias Arthur Marmaduke Roderick Lodowicke William Rufus de Powisse-Plunkert, 11th Marques of Grue and Groole in the peerage of England, 22nd Baron Bogle in the Peerage of Scotland, 6th Earl of Ballypatcooge in the Peerage of Ireland, Viscount Penhokey in the Peerage of the United Kingdom, Laird of Muckle Greet, Master of Snee, and Hereditary Lord High Keeper of the Queen's Bears.   By now you have probably figured out that Davidson loves words, for their own sake.  He also uses them to tell a wonderful story.   The Marquess is broke and dishonest, which explains why he lives in a cave, cadging most of his meals from meat his trained falcon steals off grills on the surrounding balconies.  He is a sharp fellow and when he spots rope in a store window that could only have been swiped from the British Navy he finds himself confronting the aforementioned river pirates who vehemently deny that they are pirates.  You see, Peter Stuyvesant gave the family the right to collect taxes in 1662, just before the Dutch surrendered to the British.  For a moment no word broke the reverent silence.  Then, slowly, Lord Grue and Groole removed his cap.  "And naturally," he said, "your family has never recognized that surrender.  Madam, as an unreconstructed Jacobite, I honor them for it, in your person."  He gravely bowed.  I won't attempt to explain how everyone else fits into this mad mosiac.  Just get your hands on the story and read it.  Why it hasn't been made into a movie is one of those inexplicable mysteries.  It's practically a film right on the page. For more information please visit www.avramdavidson.com 

Dom and Toby are joined on this weeks podcast by the first guest ever to return, Tom Snee. The boys discuss the first test match in the England vs India series at Trent Bridge, how England luckily escaped from the jaws of defeat and why England have struggled so much with the bat, as well as previewing the second test at Lords' and a huge debate on Moeen Ali and his recall to England. Instagram - www.instagram.com/stickywicket_urn/ Twitter - twitter.com/URNStickyWicket Blog - www.tumblr.com/blog/sticky-wicket-urn TikTok - www.tiktok.com/@stickywicket_urn Website - www.urn1350.net

Deze aflevering neem ik je mee in mijn week die eindigde met een dikke snee in m'n vinger (oeps!!) en vertel ik je hoe ik deze week een lastige klant vertelde dat ik geen plek mee voor haar had. Luister je mee?

Deze aflevering neem ik je mee in mijn week die eindigde met een dikke snee in m'n vinger (oeps!!) en vertel ik je hoe ik deze week een lastige klant vertelde dat ik geen plek mee voor haar had. Luister je mee?

In this episode, Coach Andy discusses the ins and outs of college hockey with Mike Snee, Executive Director of College Hockey Inc. Learn about the advantages of college hockey, how to get a scholarship, the rules to obtain a college scholarship, and much more. A talented hockey executive with experience in amateur hockey and the NHL, Mike Snee was named College Hockey, Inc.'s Executive Director on Aug. 28, 2012. In this role he guides College Hockey Inc.'s marketing efforts to promote Division I men's college hockey and its work to help grow the number of institutions offering the sport. Snee is a member of the USA Hockey Board of Directors and serves on USA Hockey's Junior Council. He is also a member of the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame Board of Directors. Visit www.collegehockeyinc.com for more information!

Michael is joined by former New York Giants offensive lineman Chris Snee, a two-time Super Bowl champion and the son-in-law of coach Tom Coughlin. Snee entrenched himself at right guard for the duration of his career (2004-13), all of which was spent with the Giants, and developed into one of the best players in the league at his position. He earned four trips to the Pro Bowl (2008-10, 2012) and was named to three All-Pro teams (2008-10), including a first-team All-Pro honor in 2008. Revered for his toughness, Snee made 101 consecutive starts from 2005-11 and anchored a unit responsible for protecting quarterback Eli Manning.

[NOTE: this was recorded when the show was named "The Lunar Podcast." It is now "Dark Sky Twelve"] instagram @darkskytwelve twitter@darkskytwelve   It very well might be the case that this guest is the very epitome of the perfect guest for this podcast. As atypical as can be, Rushad is a Grammy nominated American cellist, composer, and performer, who has toured extensively in 49 states and 15+ countries. Eggleston is known for inventing words, and for his imaginative world called The Land of Sneth.  He went to Berklee College of Music in Boston, and you might know him from Fiddlers 4, Darol Anger's Republic of Strings, or Crooked Still. After leaving Crooked Still, he began plying a more experimental path with The Wild Band of Snee, Tornado Rider, and, over the past few recent years, solo work. He maintains an active YouTube channel with hundreds of thousands of views.  But beyond all that, just check out this episode. Rushad defies categorization or description, in my opinion. I have been a true fan of his work since the Crooked Still days. It was a high rare honor to have Rushad as a guest.  All opinions belong to me and the guest; no one else.   music featured in this episode: fol the noabin o -Rushad Eggleston defend the gaté -Rushad Eggleston blowin around -Rushad Eggleston Rushad's band camp page: https://rushad.bandcamp.com/  

It takes all sorts to make the world. Everybody's got that odd job every once in a while, but for some of us, those odd jobs are what make work exciting. Just ask Victoria Snee. Over the years she's jumped around to nearly every industry doing one thing or the next. But what you don't find in most industry-hopping folks is actual growth. Which is why Victoria's recent swing into high-class atmosphere as Highland Park Village's Chief Marketing Officer is surprisingly unsurprising. And today on the Mike McGavel Jones Show, Mike's getting into the weeds with Victoria to find out how exactly she got into the job of her dreams, why she's been all around the professional world to get there, and what she learned along the way.

Welcome to EPISODE 17 of the Minnie Mice Show, I'm Mama Mouse Cynthia, and these are my 2 Minnie Mice, Anyssa & Cianna! Happy Friday, August 10th Everyone! Park News - This just in, The New Haunted Mansion Ears hit Disneyland today at the Port Royal Store in New Orleans Square. And Speaking of Haunted Mansion, Starting August 13th, If you head over to Pieces of Eight in New Orleans Square or Disneyana on Main Street for Exclusive AP Holder Haunted Mansion Shirts. Reminder, This week the Enchanted Tiki Room closed for refurbishment and we know now that it will be returning this Fall, September 21st. Disney Parks Blog just released a whole new Set of Halloween Novelty items (including the new Popcorn Bucket) coming our way for the Halloween Season. We are in for a treat! So make sure you check it out! We also learned this Week that a Dia De Los Muertos celebration is Coming to the Parks beginning November 7th. With that comes COCO inspired activities. Such as Plaza De La Familia! Which we LOVED from last year! Not really Park News but we learned this week that Now till August 31st, you can add to your Child's bedtime routine by calling 1 877-7- MICKEY. You can hear a message from either Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Daisy or Goofy. Limit 1 message per call! Speaking of Mickey, Big News Was announced this week! The ABC Network is set to celebrate 90 years of Mickey Mouse with “Mickey's 90th Spectacular” on Sunday, November 4th at 8 pm Est, Broadcasting from the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles. It's set to be a Star-Studded event. Will you be watching? Also, We learned this week from Animation Magazine, Disney Picks up an African Princess Project, SADE. It's about a girl named Sade who must embrace her newly discovered magic powers to protect her kingdom from a mysterious, evil force, with the help of the local prince. No director or actors have been attached yet. Breaking News This Morning, New Trailer for Ralph Breaks the Internet is released and with that, we learn that Gal Godot will be playing a character name Shank! So Make sure you check it out! Coming Soon, Next Week, Sunday, August 19th. PHOTO PASS Day, this is a one day ONLY Magic Shots, photo Op that will be available till 7 pm. Photo Ops available are as follows. In front of Eureka Wheel by Grizzly River Run in DCA , Koda from Brother Bear, In Hollywood Land you can find Huey Duey & Louie, In Pixie Hollow in Fantasyland at Disneyland you can get some Fairy Wings on you, On Main Street USA at the Town Square Flag Pole and the one I know Anyssa is looking forward to… DUMBO the Flying Elephant in Fantasyland. Now for the Character Meet & Greets that day. The very RARE, Marie in Toontown from 9 am - 3:30 pm Hook & Mr. Snee near It's A Small World from 8 am - 2 pm Joy & Sadness at Paradise Gardens across from Jumpin Jellyfish from 11 am - 4-m Dr. Strange or Loki near Hollywood backlot Stage from 11 am - 5:30 Now to the PROPS - Mickey Pretzel in front of Main Street Photo Supply IN Disneyland Russell's Grape Soda Bottle Cap pin Prop at Grizzly's Peak Waterfall in DCA Piston Cup Prop at the entrance to Cars Land in DCA Clapperboard Prop at the Storytellers Statue (Walt Disney & Mickey Statue) on Buena Vista In DCA. Food News - The Troubadour Tavern next to the Fantasyland Theater in Fantasyland now has a JUMBO pretzel… and this thing Is HUGE! Just sharing our Experience - Have you guys had a chance to try the Funnel Cake Fries? Well, we did and let us tell you what we think, we actually had them twice, that's how good they are! Cocina Cucamonga has added to their menu and is now offering Fish Tacos Along with their Seasonal Margaritas. Mom tried the Pineapple Margarita, I'll let her tell you about it…. New Strawberry Cheesecake Bread Pudding at Pacific Wharf in DCA. We are The Minnie Mice Show, Make sure you check us out at @TheMinniemice on social media. This is the Minnie Mice Sounding off, until next time, Be Kind & Spread some Magic!