Podcast appearances and mentions of daniel connolly

In this week's episode we kick off with a look back at the US Open Golf and an unexpected win for Wyndham Clark on a really exciting final day. Also hats off to Andy Wild, who's predictions last week all finished in the top 20 (with 3 out of 4 in the top 10). We have to talk about the first men's Cricket Test between England and Australia from Edgbaston – where England lost by just 2 wickets in a fantastic advert for the red ball game, where advantage switched constantly between the 2 sides before Australia got across the line in the final afternoon. We also look forward to the Women's Test at Nottingham, with England giving a debut to fast bowler Lauren Filer, whilst batter Danni Wyatt gets her first test start after 247 white ball caps. With so much other sport happening, the euro football qualifiers come later in the show, as we discuss England's 2 wins. Scotland also made it 2 from 2, but their game against Georgia was held up when stadium staff were required to brush the rainwater from the pitch. In a strange story for us, Daniel Connolly won the man v horse race – an event in Wales where 4-legged and 2-legged entrants compete across a 22-mile course. Connolly came in 10 minutes ahead of first horse home, DNS Ronaldo. And we finish off with not 1, but 2 Get a Grips! Tony vents his ire at Uefa's minimal punishment of Jose Mourinho and Andy looks at New Zealand's game against Qatar being called off at Half-Time due to racism. A fantastic episode that will keep you going whilst we take a one-week summer break next week! See you all on 6th July!

Daniel Connolly of The UConn Blog joins us to talk all things UConn Women's Basketball. We talk the laundry list of injuries the team has dealt with, Geno Auriemma's return to the team, and this team's ceiling for the rest of the year.

On today's episode I am joined by Daniel Connolly from the UConn Blog and we discuss the first half of the season for the UConn Men's Hockey Team. We also share our thoughts on each position group and give our 2nd half goals and expectations. Follow us on Social Media @uconnhockeypod

On today's episode of the podcast I talk to Daniel Connolly of the UConn blog. We discuss everything including recapping the past season and talking about what the team might look like next season and what to expect from them. We also discuss the addition of Matthew Wood and just how impactful he will be for UConn and then we finally answer some fan questions. The Interview begins at 12:09 before the interview I talk about UConn's non conference schedule, Roman Kinal returning, and Gavin Puskar going to Brown. Make sure to follow this Podcast on Instagram and Twitter @uconnhockeypod

As May 5th approaches Dermot sat down with Daniel Connolly of Aontú Discussing healthcare, Conversion Therapy, Integrated Education and his hopes for Newry & Armagh Get Involved Contact us Twitter: www.twitter.com/youthvoiceni Instagram: www.instagram.com/youthvoice_ni Or read our blog www.youthvoiceni.com

Episode 72 – Understanding How Adversaries Think: China and Russia in Space Episode Summary: In Episode 72, Understanding How Adversaries Think: China and Russia in Space, Daniel Rice of the Mitchell Institute is joined by MI-SPACE Senior Fellow Christopher Stone, CASI Director Dr. Brendan Mulvaney, and Air University's Dr. Daniel Connelly to explore how the Chinese and Russian worldviews influence their approaches to operating and fighting in space. This comes down to a simple precept: deterrence happens in the mind of your adversaries. Crafting a better strategy comes down to understanding what your opponent values and how they approach conflict. Without this knowledge, it is difficult to interpret and predict what your adversaries will do. These lessons are especially important for space, a domain that is becoming increasingly contested. - The views expressed by the guests in this interview are those of the authors alone and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of the U.S. Air Force, the Department of Defense, or the U.S. government. Credits: Host: Daniel Rice, Research Analyst, The Mitchell Institute for Aerospace Studies Producer: Daniel C. Rice Executive Producer: Douglas Birkey Guest: Christopher Stone, Senior Fellow, The Mitchell Institute Spacepower Advantage Center of Excellence (MI-SPACE) Guest: Dr. Brendan Mulvaney, Director, The China Aerospace Studies Institute Guest: Dr. Daniel Connolly, Assistant Professor, Air University Air Command and Staff College Links: Subscribe to our Youtube Channel: https://bit.ly/3GbA5Of Website: https://mitchellaerospacepower.org/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/MitchellStudies Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Mitchell.Institute.Aerospace LinkedIn: https://bit.ly/3nzBisb Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/themitchellinstituteforaero/?hl=en #MitchellStudies #AerospaceAdvantage #China #Russia #Space Thank you for your continued support!

On today's episode of the Podcast I am joined by Daniel Connolly of the UConn Blog as we talk about the UConn Men's Hockey Team's first half of their season. We also talk about our goals and expectations for the second half of the season along with many other things.

UConn Women's Basketball beat writers Charlotte Carroll, Daniel Connolly, Alexa Philippou, and Maggie Vanoni preview the 2021-22 UConn Women's Basketball season.

It has been a little while since we last had the opportunity to talk so I would like to start off by saying Thank you…. Thank you for continuing to support this show and tuning in today. For those of you joining us for the first time, go ahead and click subscribe or follow in your podcasting software so you don't miss a single episode of the Tech Chef. Today's theme is about “out with the old, in with the new.” Today's show will be a very abbreviated show and we won't have a guest on like we normally do. The show is all about what I have been up to and what is coming up! First and foremost, I am announcing here, for the first time, that I have spent my last days at 4R Restaurant Group and have moved on to a new company. I will always cherish my time at 4Rivers and all of the amazing team members that I had the opportunity to work with and the accomplishments we have fulfilled. I would also like to thank John Rivers for his leadership during the time I was working at his company. He is truly a lighthouse in our community. In regards to where I have landed, well, that is the big news I promised you today. I am officially announcing that I have joined Virtual Dining Concepts as the SVP of Technology.  This is great step for me in my career as I help build, what I believe, is one of the most cutting edge concepts currently in the restaurant market space. So what is VDC and what are they all about, you ask? VDC offers restaurant owners an easy solution to generate more revenue out of your existing kitchens with minimal impact to current operations. Attract new customers with delivery-only menus using food delivery services. The magic of Robert Earl, who also owns Earl Enterprises, is that he has joined up with well-known celebrities and brands that will bring instant virtual kitchen success to your business. Brands such as NASCAR, Mr. Beast Burger, Bar Stool Bites, Guy Fieri's Flavortown are just a small portion of the brands that are offered and there are so many more in the pipeline. If you are interested and would like more information on becoming a partner, please visit https://www.virtualdiningconcepts.com/ (https://www.virtualdiningconcepts.com). So on the heals of that news, hopefully you are all getting ready for the MURTEC Executive Summit which will be from Wednesday through Friday, October 13-15th.  Once again, out with the old, in with the new…… FINALLY we are meeting in person after…..how long? I will be speaking on Friday in a session called: Research Super Session Panel: HT's 2021 Customer Engagement Technology Study featuring: – Daniel Connolly, Professor, Drake University – Marybeth Pearce, Executive Director, Comcast Business – Mike Maxwell, Chief Technology Officer, Hathway – Your's truly Hotel & restaurant guests have ranked the tech-driven experiences that influence their willingness to spend — including mobility, off-prem solutions, and preferences around ordering and payments. Our panel will reveal the results of its annual Customer Engagement Technology Study, and ask us, as a panel of industry voices to weigh in on how these solutions can drive revenue in 2022 and beyond. If you have not signed up yet but would still like to attend, please make sure you visit https://www.murtecsummit.com/ (https://www.murtecsummit.com/) I truly hope you can join us this week in Orlando.  With guest speakers such as Donald Burns, otherwise known as the Restaurant Coach as well as keynote speakers Ben Hall, CIO for Krispy Kreme and Paul Macaluso, President and CEO of Another Broken Egg, this particular year of the MURTEC Executive Summit will be special. How To Contact MeComment hotline: 954-302-0851 Website: https://skipkimpel.com/ (https://SkipKimpel.com) (show notes will be posted here) Instagram: https://instagram.com/skipkimpel (https://instagram.com/skipkimpel)...

Dan gives us his thoughts on the upcoming season and who's the team to beat in Hockey East.

Welcome to Rose, White & Blue, a brand-new USWNT podcast from myself, Daniel Connolly, and Megan Gauer.On this first episode, we break down the 18-player roster for the 2020 Olympics, explain why we really don't have any issues with the selections and predict which players will still be with the national team for the 2023 World Cup.After that, we preview the send-off series in East Hartford (which we'll both be attending) and talk about what we're looking forward to seeing the most. Finally, we discuss the new uniforms and bring up some of our favorites from the past.Enjoy! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit rosewhiteandblue.substack.com

Ever since the pandemic began, we've had no idea what the future might hold for UConn and the 2020-21 college basketball season as a whole. Finally, after months of uncertainty, we finally have a vague idea of how things might go. The most important thing, however, is that there WILL be basketball this coming season. Daniel Connolly from The UConn Blog joins the show to talk about this year's UConn team, the addition of new transfer Tyrese Martin, the latest recruiting news and more. We also dive into the latest scheduling updates and what are expectations for the season are once all is said and done. Like what you hear? Want to offer feedback? Feel free to reach out at yesuconnpodcast@gmail.com. You can also find me on Twitter at @MacCerullo. Podcast artwork courtesy of Jon Kulakofsky/The Daily Campus 2014. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts and listen on Spotify, Stitcher, Google Play and RadioPublic.

Welcome to Chasing Perfection, a brand-new UConn women's basketball podcast here at The UConn Blog. Hosted by Daniel Connolly and Megan Gauer, Chasing Perfection will cover everything going on with Geno and the Huskies and bring you a wide variety of guests from across the world of women's hoops. In episode one, we discuss UConn's media day last week — who impressed, who seems primed for a breakout year and how this team already seems to have better vibes compared to last year. We then get into some knee-jerk reactions and make a few way-too-early predictions. After that, we get into the topic of whether or not the season will start on time (if it happens at all), Geno's thoughts on the matter, the NCAA's recent statement and if colleges can actually contain COVID. Finally, we wrap up with some UConn in the WNBA talk, running through Crystal Dangerfield's incredible start as a rookie, Napheesa Collier picking up right where she left off last season, if Sue Bird, Breanna Stewart and the Seattle Storm can be stopped and Bria Hartley's emergence. We hope you enjoy the first episode! Make sure to subscribe, leave a rating and share it with your fellow UConn diehards: “Perfection is not attainable. But if we chase perfection, we can catch excellence.” - Vince Lombardi Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The past couple of seasons have been tough for UConn basketball. Entering this season the Huskies had endured three straight losing seasons, and no current players had ever made the NCAA Tournament. Right from the start this year's team clearly had more talent and a higher ceiling, but frustrating loss after frustrating loss demonstrated how far the group still had to go. But then, UConn turned things around. The Huskies started winning, started beating good teams, and down the stretch it suddenly felt like UConn had finally turned a corner and was capable of a real run in March. The biggest test came on Senior Night, when UConn welcomed No. 21 ranked Houston to Gampel Pavilion and picked up arguably the program's biggest win in years thanks to the heroics of senior Christian Vital, who had experienced all the lows and finally got his moment to shine. Daniel Connolly from The UConn Blog joins the show today to talk about his experience watching this game from the crowd, what the past few years have been like from a student's perspective, and what Christian Vital has meant to UConn basketball. Like what you hear? Want to offer feedback? Feel free to reach out at yesuconnpodcast@gmail.com. You can also find me on Twitter at @MacCerullo. Podcast artwork courtesy of Jon Kulakofsky/The Daily Campus 2014. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts and listen on Spotify, Stitcher, Google Play and RadioPublic.

Following Bitcoin SV’s successful Genesis Upgrade, Jimmy Nguyen (Chairman and president of the Bitcoin Association) and Michael Hudson (Bitstocks CEO-Founder) caught up to chat about the significance of the day. Jimmy shares some details about the dedication and hard work that went on behind the scenes of the Genesis Upgrade - all the way since the 2018 hard fork. While Craig and Jimmy have been the most recognised public figures of the Bitcoin SV project, Jimmy casts the light on the development and engineering work undertaken by Steve Shadders and Daniel Connolly’s teams. “One big difference between Bitcoin SV and other crypto ecosystems, is the BSV project’s organised and professional approach to development.” 

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In the first episode of a new series of CoinGeek Conversations, Daniel Connolly, Lead Developer for Bitcoin SV at the London blockchain research and development company nChain, talks about the forthcoming hard fork in the BSV blockchain known as Genesis. Daniel explains what it means for miners, businesses and individuals and about the new opportunities he sees it offering for the BSV ecosystem.

Bitcoin SV lead developer, Daniel Connolly, joins Bitstocks’ CTO, David Arakelian in the studio to discuss the February 2020 Genesis upgrade and unleashing Bitcoin for mass adoption. In this rather technical session, the pair aim to answer some of the Bitcoin SV community’s burning questions about the upgrade that will restore the BSV protocol nearly entirely to the original Bitcoin protocol. Quick Reference:00:38 - Daniel’s background, history, current projects and motivation for working on Bitcoin SV.02:04 - A day in the life of Bitcoin SV’s lead developer.04:31 - The tipping point that triggered the block size debate.09:22 - The features of the original Bitcoin that Genesis will unlock.13:19 - Enabling more transaction types and layers going forward.15:28 - The explosion of Op_return applications and fall-out.18:15 - The misconception of decentralisation through non-mining node operators.23:29 - Alternative business models for Bitcoin miners.25:22 - The point of the Nakamoto Consensus mechanism.28:57 - Mining-related upgrades in 2019.32:08 - New software releases going live with Genesis.37:25 - How the assumption of a 1Mb block size affects software development.38:04 - The sunsetting of P2SH (Pay To Script Hash). 40:30 - SegWit - Hacking the Bitcoin system against its design.43:02 - The plight of hobbyist network validators. 46:39 - The role that Bitcoin Cash is playing in the market.50:19 - Potential dangers of removing all data limits. ----------------------------Find Bitstocks online:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bitstocks/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bitstockslondonTwitter: https://twitter.com/bitstocks_DTube: https://d.tube/#!/c/bitstocksblogWebsite: https://www.bitstocks.com/Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5zphMtWOn4r8Nv6vhw9LC8iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/bitstocks-podcast/id1439810872

After a brief hiatus, The UConn Pod is back! In this episode, the crew discusses some updates from the football team, the new, top-ranked #icebus commit, Christian Vital's return and some potential names for filling the men's basketball teams final scholarship.  Later on, Howard Megdal joins Daniel Connolly and Aman Kidwai to wrap the UConn women's basketball team's season and help put it into perspective. They also discuss the team's two new recruits and dive into what has caused the program's lack of depth. Then, Howard breaks down how former Husky stars Napheesa Collier and Katie Lou Samuelson will fit in with their new WNBA teams. Quick reminder: We are still in the early stages of having ads in our podcast, so please bear with us. These ads go a long way in helping us provide quality content for all of our loyal readers and Huskies fans!  If you like what you hear, please rate and review our podcast on iTunes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Daniel Connolly of The UConn Blog joined the podcast to discuss UConn football as they take on Boise State. The game itself is secondary to this conversation as we discuss killer clowns, validity of ham, mac and cheese kid and we do get around to talk about UConn football. This episode is presented by FuboTV and SlingTV, these are two streaming services which can help you watch nearly every Mountain West football or basketball game way less than traditional pay TV.  bit.ly/FuboTVOffer or bit.ly/SlingTVOffer Here is our list of complete sponsors. www.MWCwire.com Or here: https://www.patreon.com/MWCwire --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mwwire/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mwwire/support Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Daniel Connolly of The UConn Blog joined the podcast to discuss UConn football as they take on Boise State. The game itself is secondary to this conversation as we discuss killer clowns, validity of ham, mac and cheese kid and we do get around to talk about UConn football. This episode is presented by FuboTV and SlingTV, these are two streaming services which can help you watch nearly every Mountain West football or basketball game way less than traditional pay TV.  bit.ly/FuboTVOffer or bit.ly/SlingTVOffer Here is our list of complete sponsors. www.MWCwire.com Or here: https://www.patreon.com/MWCwire --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mwwire/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mwwire/support

Dustin and Sam return to talk a 1-1 week of Cougar men's basketball that featured the high of a historically dominant win over ECU and the lows of a road loss to a non-vintage Memphis team. In addition, the guys look ahead to a road show down with hated rival SMU and senior day vs basket case UConn. To get a better perspective on the enigma that is present day Husky hoops, we talked to Daniel Connolly of TheUConnBlog.com.  Once again the Pawdcast was on the road this week as Dustin took in Cougar baseball's series at Cal State Fullerton and the guys talk about the weekend series games and important takeaways from those games. In addition, they take a quick look at the upcoming Shriner's College Classic and a daunting weekend of SEC Foes. Finally, Cougar track & field won their 4th men's indoor title in a row and look ahead to the NCAA Championships. The guys also talk about a close, hard-fought women's basketball loss on Senior Day to UCF and the general sunny outlook we have on that program. Also, Cougar softball opened their home slate with a mostly dominant weekend in the Hilton Invitational. AND LAST BUT CERTAINLY NOT LEAST, Cougar Tennis gets a shot at a conference foe and a chance to extend their absurdly hot start.

I’ll recap the men’s loss at Tulsa over the weekend and give my weekly “State of the Program” address and look ahead to the remainder of the season. The Lady Tigers have a HUGE game against #1 UCONN tomorrow at the Fieldhouse. I’ll be joined by Memphis head coach Melissa McFerrin as well as Daniel Connolly who covers UCONN women’s basketball for TheUCONNBlog.co

Martha's guests are Jade Chang, Daniel Connolly, and Marc Eliot.

“At a time when our views of immigrants, especially from Latin America, are colored by simplistic, divisive rhetoric, this is a heartfelt, but most importantly a true account—one person's story that makes us realize the universality of the immigrant experience.” —Ian Johnson, winner of the Pulitzer Prize for international reporting THE BOOK OF ISAIAS: A Child of Hispanic Immigrants Seeks His Own America DANIEL CONNOLLY The debate over immigration policy has reached a fever pitch. But what many politicians fail to acknowledge are the personal stories of immigrants and their children, the humanity behind immigration policy. Based on five-plus years of reporting, THE BOOK OF ISAIAS: A Child of Hispanic Immigrants Seeks His Own America (Published by St. Martin’s Press), by journalist Daniel Connolly, paints a “delicate, comprehensive, and empathetic portrait” of the lives of the children (one brilliant young man in particular) of unauthorized Mexican immigrants growing up in a society that hasn’t quite made room for them. In a green town in the middle of America, 18-year-old student Isaias Ramos does all the right things to pad his college resume. He aces a national calculus exam, studies the viola for fun, and appears on local television as the captain of the quiz bowl team. But Isaias faces a dilemma: apply to Harvard (as his counselors think he should) or forgo college to paint houses alongside his unauthorized immigrant parents. Connolly uses Isaias’s story to make a broader point: that the children of immigrants have great potential, that many obstacles threaten that potential, and that the nation should work to develop their potential for the good of all, especially considering the fact that one in four young people in America is the child of an immigrant. DANIEL CONNOLLY has for more than a decade reported on Mexican immigration to the U.S. South for news organizations including The Associated Press in Little Rock and The (Memphis) Commercial Appeal. An award-winning journalist, he has received support from the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting, the International Center for Journalists and the Fulbright program. He lives in his hometown of Memphis, Tennessee.

Daniel Connolly joined us to record a Podcast after he performed at Singing for your Supper at the Act One Pub in Mayne Stage and them performing on the big Mayne Stage along with Melanie Budd. Daniel brought in fellow CAU alumni Packy Lundholm lead guitarist for I Fight Dragons Daniel is the curator for the monthly songwriter's circle at the Oldtown School of Folk Music.What an amazing afternoon of music! I am certain that you will enjoy this show.

Daniel Connolly joined us to record a Podcast after he performed at Singing for your Supper at the Act One Pub in Mayne Stage and them performing on the big Mayne Stage along with Melanie Budd.