Podcast appearances and mentions of dan coates

In today's episode Dan Coates, YPulse's CEO, delves into how, two years post pandemic, young consumers are feeling about IRL and virtual experiences. Topics include: Why in-person experiences are back with a vengeance. What phigital means and why it's an opportunity for brands. The mindset shift that's behind where young consumers are spending their money.

Rochester Knighthawks defensemen Dan Coates joins Danger and Battaglia in The Sports Bar to recap his team's win last weekend in Georgia and preview Saturday night's home opener at Blue Cross Arena against Toronto. Listen, download, rate, and subscribe here or wherever you enjoy your shows.

Join this sit down with Dan Coates, Deputy Director for the Division of Research and Statistics at the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA), the regulator for Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and the Federal Home Loan Banks. Dan discusses climate change risk, what it means for the housing finance market, and how the FHFA is managing this evolving issue. Key Takeaways: Examine the role of financial regulators, like the FHFA, in addressing climate change risk Discover how climate change may impact the housing supply and housing finance industry Explore potential solutions for ensuring the housing sector is equipped to manage climate risk Dan E. Coates serves as the Deputy Director of the Division of Research and Statistics (DRS) at the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA). He is responsible for using economics, research, and data analytics to enhance FHFA's regulatory policy, supervision, and oversight. Coates previously served as Senior Advisor to the Acting Director. Before becoming a Senior Advisor in the Office of the Director, he served as a Senior Associate Director in FHFA's Division of Bank Regulation, where he led a team of economists and financial analysts.

Gabriella Mirabelli interviews Ypulse's President Dan Coates about how people should approach their market research needs.

In this podcast Dan Coates, President of YPulse, shares with us how we should be approaching our market research needs.   Topics include: Where to start your market research project, when to participate in a... The post Dan Coates. How to Approach Market Research. appeared first on Up Next.

In this special, post-season bonus episode, we chat to the new Coventry Bears record points scorer in a single season...the one and only Dan Coates! In this interview, we learn more about Dan's decision to come to Coventry, his route into the game, and some of his stand-out moments from a stand-out year.

The Bears weren't able to round off their season with a win away at Rochdale, although Dan Coates *did* become the club's all-time top points scorer in a single season, which is incredible. Co-hosts Dave Musson and Craig Cathcart reflect on Sunday's 50-22 loss and also hear from head coach Rich Squires. Also up for discussion are Ralph Rimmer's comments about the future of the Bears specifically, from a press conference at the weekend.

The economic cost of a lockdown in a major Australian city is estimated to be nearly $1 billion a week. Lockdowns are crippling the economy, and the small business community is taking a disproportionate hit.  A report published by the Australian think tank, Grattan Institute Race to 80: our best shot at living with COVID, has explained how the country could exit lockdown.  Brendan Coates is the Economic Policy Program Director at Grattan Institute.  Apply to be part of Survive & Thrive cast here Join the Facebook Group. Follow Mark Bouris on Instagram, LinkedIn & YouTube. Want to grow your business and stay ahead of the pack? Access Mark Bouris' Masterclasses. Got a question or comment for Mark? Send an email.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of the Pro Lacrosse Talk Podcast, Hutton Jackson is joined by Georgia Swarm and Chaos LC defender Dan Coates. He discusses being traded to the Georgia Swarm this past offseason after eight years with the Colorado Mammoth, being a part of Chaos LC's 2020 PLL Championship Series playoff run and coaching future pros in the Upstate Collegiate Box Lacrosse League. He also discusses how he's been preparing for his return to the floor during the long NLL layover, excitement for training camp with Chaos LC and which players he's leaned on as mentors during his lacrosse career. --- Pro Lacrosse Talk is the flagship lacrosse podcast of the Lacrosse Playground network covering all three professional lacrosse leagues (NLL, PLL, Athletes Unlimited). Each week throughout the season we'll recap the games, provide analysis on the teams and feature exclusive postgame and off-the-field interviews with professional lacrosse players, coaches and executives. If you're a fan of lacrosse podcasts like the Unbuckled Chinstrap, The Inside Feed, Lacrosse Classified or The Crease Dive, then give us a listen. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram: Pro Lacrosse Talk - @ProLacrosseTalk (Twitter), @prolacrossetalk (Instagram) | Lacrosse Playground - @LaxPlayground (Twitter), @lacrosseplayground (Instagram) | Hutton Jackson - @huttonjackson (Twitter), @thehuttonjackson (Instagram) | Adam Moore - @AdamMoorePLT (Twitter), @adammooreplt (Instagram) | Support us by supporting these brands: Get 10% off your Duke Cannon order by using the code "LAX10." | Get $25 off your Players Academy course by using the code "PLT." | Get 15% off your Streaker Sports order by using the code "PLT." | Get free shipping and $20 off your SmartBackstop order by using the code "PLT." | Get 10% off your Lacrosse Jewelry order by using the code "PROLACROSSE." | --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

What do you think would have longer lasting effects on your happiness, winning the lottery or having a paralysing accident? Researchers wanted to know, and in this episode, Dan and Akin squeeze their findings for some invaluable life lessons. - Research Paper: 'Lottery Winners and Accident Victims: Is Happiness Relative?' by Philip Brickman, Dan Coates and Ronnie Janoff-Bulman

Steve Bannon, Raheem Kassam, Jack Maxey, and Vish Burra discuss the latest on the coronavirus pandemic as Steve announces a national speaking tour called "The Plot to Steal 2020". Calling in is Ernie Preate to discuss Biden's arrival in Scranton the previous day. Also calling in is Lee Smith to make Dan Coates famous.

Steve Bannon, Raheem Kassam, Jack Maxey, and Vish Burra discuss the latest on the coronavirus pandemic as Steve announces a national speaking tour called "The Plot to Steal 2020". Calling in is Ernie Preate to discuss Biden's arrival in Scranton the previous day. Also calling in is Lee Smith to make Dan Coates famous.

This week on the OTCBPodcast we welcome back to the show Brad Self and Kyle Hartzell. Self was just named the GM of the Mammoth after serving as AGM last year along side Pat Coyle. Trading captain Dan Coates wasn't an easy move but professional lacrosse is a business and sometimes you have to make hard business decisions. However, he's doing all he can to make this team bigger, stronger and faster- with free agency and the NLL draft coming up, there's no rest time for Self. Hartzell isn't resting either- but that's because he needs to get acclimated to the elevation in Utah. With the PLL Championship series just over a week away, Kyle and the rest of the PLL stars are heading to Utah to see who will be crowned Champion. As dedicated an athlete as you will find, Hartzell works just as hard off the field as he does on. And for those of you who say you will never make it?, Hartzell's path took him through JUCO and DIII before becoming a National and World Champion at the next level. Plus more NLL transactions as well as the chance to win a custom dyed head from the Lacrosse Flash by signing up for our PLL Bracket challenge. All that and more, on this week's OTCBPodcast.

While Covid-19 remains the nation's focus, MAJOR GENERAL PAUL VALLELY speaks on why the United States must now work to prevent a "solar superstorm" or electromagnetic pulse attack due to the fact that in such an event the U.S. economy would collapse and "critical infrastructures for food and water" would be destroyed. Following President Trump's election, he took an important step towards greater national security and issued an Executive Order on "Coordinating National Resilience to Electromagnetic Pulses,” in March of 2019. It has yet to be implemented. Why? And learn why the former Director of National Intelligence, Dan Coates, was fired and a new Acting Director of DNI Richard Grenell was appointed.... Hear more. Watch: https://www.facebook.com/TheDeniceGaryShow/videos/558495978114272/ For more information see: http://www.standupamericaus.org/sua/electrical-grid-in-us Share this broadcast with others and help continue the work of The Denice Gary Show by making your tax deductible contribution to The Middle East Initiative, P.O. Box 82162, Bakersfield, CA 93380 a 501 c 3 educational foundation!

We love ALL our local teams. Conor McGahey caught up with Mammoth Captain Dan Coates during our Avalanche Intermission Report to preview the 2019-2020 NLL Season.

On a glorious episode 70 Don and Offie dive deep into a pint of space blood as well as the growing concerns around vaping and the two main issues that have been conflated into one that is leading to many different bans around the country(0:26:00), the trial and sentencing of Amber Guyger (1:04:00), best wishes to Podcoin as we dissect their business model (0:04:00), why vaping bans aren't comparable to safe injection sites(0:17:00), why babys can be happy in small spaces (0:55:00), the Sandy Hook rabbit hole is not worth traveling (1:32:00), the full and complete timeline to understanding the recent Impeachment Inquiry and the legitimacy around it (1:42:00) and the week 6 picks are made and tight ends are cursed in a rapid SPORTS!! We talked about Dan Coates resigning in Episode 65 https://soundcloud.com/user-433586172/episode-65 T-shirts are available and can be purchased through our email or Facebook. $20 local and $25 shipped in the US. For $5 OFF YOUR FIRST SHIRT, just leave us a review wherever you listen to the pod, send us a screenshot and the discount is yours. If you would like to support the podcast in another way we have Venmo @SaltOfThe-Streets and CashApp @$saltofthestreets

It's time to impeach! Will the solstice herald a new season of change as we recognize Trump's crimes? Author Seth Abramson is live with his Thom to discuss his latest Trump blockbuster 'Proof of Conspiracy'. He shares an in-depth run-down of Trump's coordination with foreign powers from Israel to Saudi to Moscow... and then some. And, why is so much conservative propaganda online manufactured in the Ukraine? Did Trump ask the president of the Ukraine to manufacture dirt on the Bidens? And as the Democratic party is becoming more Progressive, Thom tells Judy in Denver not to give up hope! Why did Dan Coates really resign? Is he the whistleblower? Jay in Illinois wants to know why the Democrats won't take action. And plus Talk Media News' Bob Ney with the hottest headlines from around the world.--

New poll shows American values have changed!! We now know why Dan Coates was fired!! Omar is in big trouble and more on Unleashed Nation

Today on the show Erick breaks down the art of Trump tweeting, why are police dressing as construction workers, Dan Coates is out and immigration remains the number one issue among voters.

Handel first talks about ABC reporter Alex Stone, regarding the deadly shooting at the California food festival.He then discusses Dan Coates' outing as the National Intelligence Director.And, there are LGBTQ-centric neighborhoods that are offering home price premiums!

Independent investigative journalism, broadcasting, trouble-making and muckraking with Brad Friedman of BradBlog.com

Independent investigative journalism, broadcasting, trouble-making and muckraking with Brad Friedman of BradBlog.com

This week on the OTCBPodcast, we are back; and so in the NLL. Just two weeks to build a team and get ready for week one so GMs and Coaches have a very tough task ahead of them. Dan Coates missed all of lastyear with a knee injury so this weekend was his first camp in two years; needless to say he was jacked up to get back on the turf with the Mammoth. Corey Small spent the last four season in Vancouver, now he's a member of the Buffalo Bandits and it still hasn't quite sunk in yet. Plus two new NLL teams and more to come, all that and more on OTCB.

1 ) Trump invita Putin a Washington in autunnoE il direttore della National Intellingence, Dan Coates, la super-spia USA, ride alla CNN. Ride e aggiunge: "non ne sapevo niente” , e, sempre ridendo, “sarà una cosa davvero speciale”. È scontro esplicito tra Trump e l’intelligence americanaIl tutto mentre il Senato USA vota all’unanimità per negare alla Russia il diritto di “interrogare cittadini americani in cambio del diritto americano di interrogare i 12 agenti del Servizio Segreto Miliare incriminati dall FBI.Trump sotto attacco anche per le sue piccanti dichiarazioni sul Montenegro, ultimo ingresso nella Nato. Da lui descritto come una potenziale sorgente di un terzo conflitto mondiale, in base all’art. 5 del Trattato. Altra prova della insoddisfazione del presidente americano verso la Nato, com’è oggi. Infine il suo ennesimo attacco in un twitter: “Il summit con la Russia è stato un grande successo, eccetto per i reali nemici del popolo, i media che producono fake news.”2) ISRAELE STATO NAZIONE DEL POPOLO EBRAICOApprovata la legge dal Knesset il 19 luglio 2018. A maggioranza. Ma è una chiarificazione dal significato storico. E dalle immense ripercussioni politiche. Adesso resterebbe soltanto da restituire al popolo palestinese il diritto di avere un proprio stato. Ma Israele si è preso quasi tutto il restante territorio (salvo il campo di concentramento di Gaza), con la forza e con l'inganno. È un'autocondanna allo stato di guerra. 3 Il "golpe suave" (ma neanche troppo) del Nicaragua"Attenzione, in Nicaragua e' in corso un tentativo di colpo di stato con la regia degli Stati Uniti". L'appello arriva dalla Spagna, dove la piattaforma di solidarieta' con il Nicaragua ed il fronte Sandinista spagnolo hanno espresso preoccupazione verso le interferenze nei confronti del legittimo governo di Daniel Ortega. Un "golpe suave" ovvero soft, che pur tuttavia ha visto da aprile un susseguirsi di manifestazioni violente in cui sono morti 350 civili. Rapporti contraddittori sulle responsabilita', hanno visto alternatamente incolpare le forze di polizia del governo, come ha fatto l'ONU ed alcune oNG, e gruppi armati di opposizione formati da paramilitari, . Il leader nicaraguense ha parlato infatti di "cospirazione" guidata da gruppi con finanziamenti USA e traffico di droga. Le proteste erano iniziate in seguito alla riforma sociale annunciata da Ortega e sono continuate nonostante la marcia indietro del presidente. Intanto, il governo ha promosso un tavolo di Dialogo Nazionale per risolvere la crisi del paese. 4. Iran: queste sanzioni non le vuole nessuno Il Capo del Dipartimento Doganale iraniano Foroud Asgari ha incontrato il Segretario Generale dell'IRU (Organizzazione Mondiale dei Trasporti su Strada), l'italo-canadese Umberto de Pretto, per discutere come facilitare il transito di merci fra l'Iran e L'Europa. De Pretto, ha elogiato gli sviluppi iraniani e dichiarato che "l'Europa e' sempre stata soddisfatta dai risultati ottenuti nella cooperazione con l'Iran". Del resto, l'incontro segue la decisione presa lunedi' dall'UE di imporre uno "status di blocco", ovvero uno "scudo protettivo" rivolto alle imprese europee potenzialmente colpite dalle sanzioni americane contro Teheran, la cui applicazione e' prevista fra agosto e novembre. "Stiamo lavorando a tutta velocita'" ha affermato il capo della diplomazia dell'UE Federica Mogherini, ribadendo inoltre di voler salvare l'accordo sul nucleare5) Afghanistan: chi finirà la "guerra infinita”?. Prima dell'incontro Trump-Putin ad Helsinki, lontano dai riflettori mondiali, Pakistan, Russia, Cina ed Iran riunivano i loro piu' alti funzionari d'intelligence. Sul piatto, una nuova linea strategica senza gli USA per impostare una linea comune anti terrorismo. Secondo le stime russe ci sarebbero 10.000 combattenti sono pronti a muoversi nelle quattro nazioni interessate. Ci sarebbero miliziani reduci da Siria e Irak, disposti a riciclarsi su altri fronti. L’Afghanistan è il centro di aggregazione di queste forze e, per contrastarne i piani occorre "coordinare i prossimi passi". In altri termini se gli USA non sono capaci di concludere la guerra in Afghanistan, ci pensano loro. Così si spiega anche la visita a Islamabad del generale iraniano Mohammad Baqeri (la prima in assoluto dopo la rivoluzione khomeinista) . Segno che il Pakistan è sempre meno nell’orbita statunitense. Mentre Mosca tiene aperta una linea di dialogo con i talebani. Ovvio che questi movimenti non sfuggono agli Stati Uniti. Ma il segretario di Stato Mike Pompeo (che era a Kabul il 9 luglio scorso), ha gia' annunciato che "gli USA supporteranno e faciliteranno questi colloqui di pace".

1 ) Trump invita Putin a Washington in autunnoE il direttore della National Intellingence, Dan Coates, la super-spia USA, ride alla CNN. Ride e aggiunge: "non ne sapevo niente” , e, sempre ridendo, “sarà una cosa davvero speciale”. È scontro esplicito tra Trump e l’intelligence americanaIl tutto mentre il Senato USA vota all’unanimità per negare alla Russia il diritto di “interrogare cittadini americani in cambio del diritto americano di interrogare i 12 agenti del Servizio Segreto Miliare incriminati dall FBI.Trump sotto attacco anche per le sue piccanti dichiarazioni sul Montenegro, ultimo ingresso nella Nato. Da lui descritto come una potenziale sorgente di un terzo conflitto mondiale, in base all’art. 5 del Trattato. Altra prova della insoddisfazione del presidente americano verso la Nato, com’è oggi. Infine il suo ennesimo attacco in un twitter: “Il summit con la Russia è stato un grande successo, eccetto per i reali nemici del popolo, i media che producono fake news.”2) ISRAELE STATO NAZIONE DEL POPOLO EBRAICOApprovata la legge dal Knesset il 19 luglio 2018. A maggioranza. Ma è una chiarificazione dal significato storico. E dalle immense ripercussioni politiche. Adesso resterebbe soltanto da restituire al popolo palestinese il diritto di avere un proprio stato. Ma Israele si è preso quasi tutto il restante territorio (salvo il campo di concentramento di Gaza), con la forza e con l'inganno. È un'autocondanna allo stato di guerra. 3 Il "golpe suave" (ma neanche troppo) del Nicaragua"Attenzione, in Nicaragua e' in corso un tentativo di colpo di stato con la regia degli Stati Uniti". L'appello arriva dalla Spagna, dove la piattaforma di solidarieta' con il Nicaragua ed il fronte Sandinista spagnolo hanno espresso preoccupazione verso le interferenze nei confronti del legittimo governo di Daniel Ortega. Un "golpe suave" ovvero soft, che pur tuttavia ha visto da aprile un susseguirsi di manifestazioni violente in cui sono morti 350 civili. Rapporti contraddittori sulle responsabilita', hanno visto alternatamente incolpare le forze di polizia del governo, come ha fatto l'ONU ed alcune oNG, e gruppi armati di opposizione formati da paramilitari, . Il leader nicaraguense ha parlato infatti di "cospirazione" guidata da gruppi con finanziamenti USA e traffico di droga. Le proteste erano iniziate in seguito alla riforma sociale annunciata da Ortega e sono continuate nonostante la marcia indietro del presidente. Intanto, il governo ha promosso un tavolo di Dialogo Nazionale per risolvere la crisi del paese. 4. Iran: queste sanzioni non le vuole nessuno Il Capo del Dipartimento Doganale iraniano Foroud Asgari ha incontrato il Segretario Generale dell'IRU (Organizzazione Mondiale dei Trasporti su Strada), l'italo-canadese Umberto de Pretto, per discutere come facilitare il transito di merci fra l'Iran e L'Europa. De Pretto, ha elogiato gli sviluppi iraniani e dichiarato che "l'Europa e' sempre stata soddisfatta dai risultati ottenuti nella cooperazione con l'Iran". Del resto, l'incontro segue la decisione presa lunedi' dall'UE di imporre uno "status di blocco", ovvero uno "scudo protettivo" rivolto alle imprese europee potenzialmente colpite dalle sanzioni americane contro Teheran, la cui applicazione e' prevista fra agosto e novembre. "Stiamo lavorando a tutta velocita'" ha affermato il capo della diplomazia dell'UE Federica Mogherini, ribadendo inoltre di voler salvare l'accordo sul nucleare5) Afghanistan: chi finirà la "guerra infinita”?. Prima dell'incontro Trump-Putin ad Helsinki, lontano dai riflettori mondiali, Pakistan, Russia, Cina ed Iran riunivano i loro piu' alti funzionari d'intelligence. Sul piatto, una nuova linea strategica senza gli USA per impostare una linea comune anti terrorismo. Secondo le stime russe ci sarebbero 10.000 combattenti sono pronti a muoversi nelle quattro nazioni interessate. Ci sarebbero miliziani reduci da Siria e Irak, disposti a riciclarsi su altri fronti. L’Afghanistan è il centro di aggregazione di queste forze e, per contrastarne i piani occorre "coordinare i prossimi passi". In altri termini se gli USA non sono capaci di concludere la guerra in Afghanistan, ci pensano loro. Così si spiega anche la visita a Islamabad del generale iraniano Mohammad Baqeri (la prima in assoluto dopo la rivoluzione khomeinista) . Segno che il Pakistan è sempre meno nell’orbita statunitense. Mentre Mosca tiene aperta una linea di dialogo con i talebani. Ovvio che questi movimenti non sfuggono agli Stati Uniti. Ma il segretario di Stato Mike Pompeo (che era a Kabul il 9 luglio scorso), ha gia' annunciato che "gli USA supporteranno e faciliteranno questi colloqui di pace".

The Congressional Research Service estimates that about 4.3 million people hold permanent government security clearances, but many close advisers to President Trump do not -- including presidential son-in-law Jared Kushner.Last week, Director of National Intelligence, Dan Coates, said the system of approving security clearances for top officials is “broken” and must be overhauled. A couple of days after Coates’ Senate testimony, White House Chief of Staff John Kelly wrote a memo outlining an overhaul of how the White House manages security-clearance investigations. In that memo, obtained by the Washington Post, some White House staffers with Top Secret interim clearances, a group that may include Kushner, will lose their clearances on Friday.Tom’s guests today are two reporters who have been covering national security matters for years. Deb Reichmann has written about national security for the Associated Press for the past six years. Before that, she was an AP reporter in Afghanistan. She also covered the George W. Bush White House and the final year of the Clinton White House for AP. She joins us on the line from the AP studios in Washington. Scott Shane is a reporter with the investigative unit of the New York Times. He’s written about national security as a reporter in the Washington bureau of the Times since 2004. He’s also the author of several books, including Dismantling Utopia, on the Soviet collapse, and Objective Troy, about the American terrorist Anwar al-Awlaki.

We were excited when the Colorado Mammoth came calling, and asked if they could be on the program! Defender Dan Coates offers a lot of insight into the sport, the league, as well as the role the Mammoth organization plays in the community. Have a listen!

This week on the OTCBPodcast we get set for the NLL Divisional Finals. The Colorado Mammoth outlasted the Vancouver Stealth to finally advance to the West Finals, where the two time defending champs from Saskatchewan await them. Out East, the Toronto Rock used a 9-1 run to blow away the New England Black Wolves and keep their hopes alive of a return to the Champions Cup finals. However, they'll have to find a way to slow down and or outscore the top ranked Georgia Swarm. Plus, US College kids are getting the true box experience in Denver this Summer and it can only mean great things for the future of out sport. All that and more, on this week's OTCBPodcast.

Deck the Halls ala Mozart, performed by Cynthia Marie vanLandingham, arranged by Dan Coates

I hope you enjoy this Christmas Gem arranged by Dan Coates in the style of Sonatina in C by Mozart. For free music visit PianoAdventureBears.com and find great Piano Resources for Children ages 5 to 11. Best regards for a Joyous Holiday Season, Cynthia Marie VanLandingham

It is a warm day here in Tallahassee, Florida, but we're still enjoying the snow. I hope you do as well while listening to this advanced piano arrangement by Dan Coates. For free music visit PianoAdventureBears.com Best regards for a Joyous Holiday Season, Cynthia Marie VanLandingham

It is a warm day here in Tallahassee, Florida, but we're still enjoying the snow. I hope you do as well while listening to this advanced piano arrangement by Dan Coates. For free music visit PianoAdventureBears.com Best regards for a Joyous Holiday Season, Cynthia Marie VanLandingham