Podcast appearances and mentions of kevin dunne

The Matt and Tubes face down "Snake Eyes".  An epic "Political Thriller?!?"  I'm not sure of the genre, but I am sure that "Snake Eyes" is Crucial!   NIcholas Cage gives his all as "Rick Santoro" a dirt-bag detective who gets forced into doing the right thing. He will have to compete with Gary Sinese who is chaneling his manliness into "Kevin Dunne" a Navy Commander who may be up to no good.    The whole affair turns into one of the greatest Neo-noir adventures of all time! It's really Neo-noir, I promise!   This was a fun one! Enjoy!   Love, 2bs    Up Next: "Mission Impossible 4: Ghost Protocol"  

In this exciting episode, we bring a unique twist to the world of firearm accessories with a mock fantasy football draft, but instead of players, we're selecting the top red dot sights for handguns. As the red dot sight rapidly becomes the go-to choice for handgun enthusiasts, its popularity is soaring daily. Kevin Dunne, Locke Taylor, Mike Norman, and Hunter select their “team” of red dots while analyzing and debating the best options available on the market. Whether you're a seasoned shooter or just getting into the sport, this episode is packed with insights, recommendations, and a whole lot of fun.

Dec31st-More on the Jericho incident with Kylie Rae-Mental health talk-Akademiks accused and other celeb discourse-Jan01st-more depressing new year talk-More entertainment dollar discourse-Kevin Dunne leaving WWE-More Palestine Israel talk-Trump off the ballots-TYT defending Trump-and going more right wing-Trump's border plans-Nikki Hayley being a sports entertainer-other political stuff-Recap of AEW World's End-Chapelle special thoughts-Bill Clinton Doe 36-other stuff

Matt, Rhodesia, and Eshaun wish you a Happy New Years!On today's episode, the TFW crew discuss AEW World's End PPV and Adam Cole's reveal as the Devil (01:28), what's next for MJF (17:49), Swerve's usage on the show (22:16), final thoughts on The Continental Classic (29:42), and the awesome Christian vs. Adam Copeland match (36:00).Andrade moving on to WWE (38:39), the Chris Jericho rumors and the response & lack of response so far (47:16), Kevin Dunne leaving WWE (53:38), the latest on Mercedes Mone'/Sasha Banks (55:35), a question surrounding Sting (01:03:09), + MORE!Connect With Us!Twitter: @ThatsFNWIG:@ThatsFNWYouTube: That's Freakin' Wrestling

This week we pay a visit to the basement of Wirströms Pub as a group of people got together to practice speaking Irish. There's news of Paddy Kelly's new book "We Can English" and the latest Spuds & Sill theatre production, and a journey down south to Malmö to hear from Kevin Dunne about his route to Sweden and his new company kitting out sound studios all over the country. You can find the Irish speakers on Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/196555260941173 Info about Spuds & Sill's show and tickets can be found here: https://www.olympiateatern.se/cupid-wore-skirts/ Paddy's book can be bought here: https://www.lysforlag.com/shop/we-can-english/?lang=en

Never short of an opinion Ciara Burke always stirs the pot! An unequivocal thumbs up from Gerry for Oisin McGann's brilliant new book "A Short Hopeful Guide to Climate Change". It was all about Owls with Niall Hatch from Birdwatch today. Niamh Kelly told her story, we played the song and she won the Specsavers prize today! Kevin Dunne remembered his brother Thomas, who at eighteen, lost his life in a farm accident in 2020. While Gerry moved along with his Nat King Cole story and heard plenty from listeners throughout the Show about England making it to the final of Euro 2020... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Kevin Dunne, the President of Pathlock, was this week's guest on Technado. He shared his views on the importance of the Zero Trust Security model. He also announced the launch of version 5.0 of their Access Orchestration platform. In other news, the guys discussed the key takeaways from Microsoft's Windows 11 announcement, Microsoft Teams 2.0 dropping Electron, Firewalld preparing for a major release, WD My Book's disastrous week, and Microsoft admitting to signing rootkit malware. And finally, in the ‘tinfoil hat' segment, the team recapped the shocking end of the John McAfee story and the conspiracies surrounding it.

Kevin Dunne, the President of Pathlock, was this week's guest on Technado. He shared his views on the importance of the Zero Trust Security model. He also announced the launch of version 5.0 of their Access Orchestration platform. In other news, the guys discussed the key takeaways from Microsoft's Windows 11 announcement, Microsoft Teams 2.0 dropping Electron, Firewalld preparing for a major release, WD My Book's disastrous week, and Microsoft admitting to signing rootkit malware. And finally, in the ‘tinfoil hat' segment, the team recapped the shocking end of the John McAfee story and the conspiracies surrounding it.

A Wrestling Podcast for people WHO ACTUALLY ENJOY WRESTLING! Aaron (@soularoid), Jaishawn (@cozydude97) and Luke (@ats_2k18) give their opinions on current wrestling happenings as well as Show reviews, deep dives and interviews!

Bonnie Tyler, born Gaynor Hopkins, was brought up in Skewen, a small village near Swansea. She grew up to become one of Wales' best known performers, achieving chart success all over the world. She is recognised for her distinctive husky voice, and a long list of hit singles including Total Eclipse of the Heart, It's a Heartache, Holding Out for a Hero, Lost in France, More Than a Lover, Bitterblue and If I Sing You a Love Song. In her 50-year career, Bonnie has performed for audiences in countries across the world, and she has enjoyed critical acclaim for her recent albums Rocks and Honey and Between The Earth and the Stars. Her latest album The Best Is Yet to Come – due for release on 26 February 2021 – is a contemporary approach to the sounds and styles of 80s pop rock.   As a teenager, Bonnie was influenced by the biggest female voices of the 60s, especially Tina Turner and Janis Joplin. After spending several years performing in local pubs and clubs around South Wales, first with Bobbie Wayne & the Dixies and later with her own band, Imagination, Bonnie was discovered by talent scout Roger Bell in 1974. RCA Records launched Bonnie's recording career two years later with her debut single My! My! Honeycomb. Her breakthrough hit was Lost in France, written by her managers Ronnie Scott and Steve Wolfe. The single peaked at no. 9 in the UK, and spent six months in the German charts. After enjoying further success with subsequent singles More Than a Lover and Heaven, Bonnie finally broke into the Billboard charts with It's a Heartache, which reached no. 3 in the United States. Of the four albums that Bonnie recorded for RCA, Natural Force was the most successful, selling over half a million copies in the United States. Ready to embrace the new decade, Bonnie moved to CBS Records to work with Jim Steinman in the early 80s. Their fateful collaboration resulted in the groundbreaking international hit Total Eclipse of the Heart, a multi-platinum selling single that still enjoys cultural relevance in the 21st century. It is lifted from her fifth album, Faster Than the Speed of Night, which saw Tyler become to first British female artist to make her debut appearance on the UK Albums Chart at no. 1. During the 80s, she recorded several songs for movie soundtracks, including the UK no. 2 hit Holding Out for a Hero for Footloose, and the Grammy-nominated single Here She Comes for a restoration of Metropolis. Hide Your Heart became Bonnie's third album for CBS, produced by Desmond Child. It features several songs that became hits for other artists, including The Best for Tina Turner and Save Up All Your Tears for Cher. In the 90s, Bonnie signed with German label Hansa Records for three albums. The first, Bitterblue, rivaled the success of her career-defining album Faster Than the Speed of Night in some European countries, earning 4x Platinum status in Norway. Her follow-up albums Angel Heart and Silhouette in Red also became Platinum records in parts of Europe. Bonnie reunited with Jim Steinman in 1995 after signing with EastWest Records. She recorded epic cover versions of Making Love (Out of Nothing At All) and Two Out of Three Ain't Bad for her album Free Spirit, which featured the work of top producers including Humberto Gatica, Christopher Neil and David Foster. Her second record with EastWest, titled All in One Voice, arrived shortly before the new milennium. The celtic-influenced pop album was recorded in Dublin and Hamburg, and features a haunting cover of “I Put a Spell on You”, produced by Mike Batt.   In the early 2000s, Bonnie signed a one-off deal with EMI to record Heart Strings, an album of classic rock covers featuring her touring band and the City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra. Bonnie recorded her next two pop-rock albums, Simply Believe and Wings, with producers Jean Lahcene and Stuart Emerson. Bonnie received an ECHO Music Prize for ‘Best International Pop/Rock Female Artist' in 1994. She has also received three Goldene Europa awards, three Grammy and BRIT nominations, two AMA nominations and one ACM nomination. She is the recipient of an honorary degree from Swansea University,  and she was presented with a Gold Badge from BASCA (now The Ivors Academy) in 2013. Bonnie has represented the United Kingdom at two international music contests. In 1979, she won the Yamaha World Popular Song Festival with her song ‘Sitting On the Edge of the Ocean'. After competing in the Eurovision Song Contest with ‘Believe in Me' in 2013, Bonnie picked up two ESC Radio Awards for ‘Best Song' and ‘Best Singer'. Over and above the timeless tracks that made her a household name, Bonnie has proven her versatility by enjoying a bilingual number one album in France, and performing duets – past collaborators include Vince Gill, Cher, Fabio Jr., Shakin' Stevens and Todd Rundgren. In 2013, she released her country-influenced album Rocks and Honey, recorded at the legendary Blackbird Studios in Nashville with David Huff. In 2019, she released Between the Earth and the Stars, another contemporary record with nods to past moments from her 50-year career. She recorded it with David Mackay, who produced her first two albums back in the 70s. Songwriters include long-time collaborators Kevin Dunne, Brian Cadd and Stuart Emerson, with new contributions from Sir Barry Gibb and Amy Wadge. The album also boasts three exciting duets with Rod Stewart, Cliff Richard and Francis Rossi. Her follow-up album The Best Is Yet to Come will arrive in February 2021. The release was pushed back due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but now Bonnie feels ready to celebrate: “I hope these new songs will lift your spirits. I am so happy and proud of this new album. It simply rocks and brings a smile to my face every time I put it on. The moment we can get back on stage and see your smiling faces will be extra special. I promise the best IS yet to come.“

Luke and Sheila of Dunne Goodwin and Andrew, Maya and Kevin of Valet Seller discuss their unique approaches to building a team to support their company vision. Topics include outsourcing, leading during a pandemic, first hire "do's and don'ts" and the importance of transparency.

Midland's retailers react to Level 5 restrictions; incorrect business listings on a major search engine can jeopardise your business and meet the owner of a new childcare facility opened in Laois. Alison Browne of Gerry Browne Jewellers and Anthony Kearns of Guy Clothing and KODE discuss the move to Level 5 and how they intend to keep trading via a click and collect service. Anthony also discusses mental health and the challenges facing people as we enter six weeks of effective lockdown. Kevin Dunne of GetOnTheMap.ie on how your Google business listing could be working against you by showing the wrong opening hours or even a temporary closure. The solution is relatively simple and the long term results enticing! And Suzanne Fleming of Early Scholars Learning talks about being a front-line business and the recent expansion into Ballybrittas.

DevOps Unbound episode 3 is about open source and DevOps. We have a great cast of Tracy Miranda, ED of the Continuous Delivery Foundation, Alon Girmonsky, found of UP9 and Kevin Dunne of Tricentis. DevOps Unbound is an every other week video series about topics related to all aspects of Devops. It is available at https://digitalanarchist.com

If you are on social media, you’ve probably seen folks discussing the free TestProject automation framework. With the release of their new OpenSDK, there’s, even more, to be excited about. In this episode, Kevin Dunne will talk about the most recent version of their OpenSDK. Discover what’s new in this significant milestone that can make your Selenium and Appium automation efforts easier.

Want to know the current trends in open source automation, performance, and BDD testing? In this episode, Kevin Dunne, GM of TestProject, Matthias Rapp, GM of SpecFlow, and Ivan Vanderbyl, Head of Product at Flood, share the results from Tricentis’ first-ever State of Open Source Testing Survey. Discover the latest trends and developments across the industry gleaned from over 2,000 responses. Listen up to learn the latest in the Behavior Driven Development, Functional Testing, and Load Testing domains.  Check it out!

Too bad, OGTeam, you got SNAKE EYES! (beaten up Nic Cage voice) Or at the very least you've got a case of the Kevin Dunnes because you're about to be embroiled in the slipperiest conspiraciest secret operation out there: one Paul likes a Nic Cage film, he's decided to defend it, and we barely discuss Nic Cage at all! At least compared to normal. Probably because it's Brian De Palma's Snake Eyes. So grab your ticket (I put it in your pool of goodwill while you were sleeping), pull up a fight-night seat right next to your favourite Gary Sinise and get ready for an earful on Brian De Palma's SNAAAAAKE EEEEYYYYEEES. Please. Featuring: an Owen Wilson mwow, a justified perv, the scandal of a thirteen-year old and the light prism that is the many soul permutations of Kevin Dunne. https://open.spotify.com/show/3rBG7cpLYwIr4ujEZE4R2K https://ogtpod.podbean.comhttps://facebook.com/ogtpodhttps://twitter.com/ogtpod  We now have a Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/ogtpod - sign up for exclusive content for as little as $1 a month. My soundtracks for Role To Cast's Cyberpunk 2020 and Vampire the Masquerade campaigns can be found on Soundcloud! https://soundcloud.com/lovetraitor ***** http://alottagreen.com.au  Check out Paul Salt's reviews on Screen Mayhem HERE! But mainly, here: https://screenmayhem.com/author/paul-salt/

Wrestling Inc. Managing Editor Nick Hausman is back to host the latest episode of WrestlingInc.com's new podcast, The Wrestling Inc. Daily! Today's episode includes: Christy Olson joining Nick to break down the pro wrestling news of the past twenty-four hours. Including WWE announcing the release of Curtis Axel, Sami Zayn not performing due to coronavirus concerns, regular training coming to a stop at the WWE Performance Center, Kevin Dunne selling $1.5 million dollars in class-A WWE stock, Drew McIntryre's closing RAW segment hitting an all-time low viewership, AEW beating NXT in viewership for the second week and moreNick's interview with MLW's Dominic Garrini. Featuring Garrini discussing his BJJ background, being trained by Johnny Gargano, how he befriended "Filthy" Tom Lawlor, working with Lawlor in MLW, how he's adjusted from the indies to being on TV each week, WWE's 1998 Brawl For All and moreThe latest installment of the Wrestling Inc. mailbag discussing the top matches and moments from Curtis Axel's WWE career The Wrestling Inc. Daily is released Monday-Friday afternoon!

In this episode, discover an end-to-end solution that requires low code with the ability to run your test on an infinite amount of browsers, OS, and real device combinations. Kevin Dunne, an SVP of Strategic Initiatives at TestProject, and Kristian Meier, Technical Director of Business Development at SauceLabs, will share their take on this exciting new initiative. Don’t miss it!

Calvin Sambrook (56) has learned a lot over the past 7 years of marathon running. He had to be rescued from the course on his first marathon attempt. His 2nd marathon finish time was in 5 hours 15 minutes, for 12 marathons he was stuck around 4 hours 30 minutes. Then he changed his training and his overall running and race times improved massively. Last year he ran a PB of 3:15 at the London Marathon and he has his eyes set on several PB goals.    Calvin is joined by his son, elite runner and coach Josh (23). His recent podcast had a lot of great feedback and more than 30k downloads and views already. Josh is a 2:28 marathoner and he coached his father on this running journey. He shares great insights about Calvin’s improvements and both of them also recommendations for other athletes looking to improve.   Thanks for all the contributors with great questions from the Extramilest Facebook Group: Brian Ballard, Marc Copeland, Andy Sullivan. Rishi Sareen, Brandon Rose, Vincent Cheah, Nicolas Garcia, Malcolm Forbes, Dave Lee, Prashant Fadnavis, Dan Aupperlee, Johan Sandgren, Stu ThreeOne, Lucas Abeledo Vilariño, Kevin Dunne, Saeed Khan, Blair Margot, Dave Mckay, Johan Sandgren, Rishi Sareen, Darren Rutgers, Morgan Pettersson. Links: Strava Calvin Sambrook Strava Josh Sambrook Jset.run = Josh's coaching website Extramilest Podcast #16: Race Faster by Training Slower, with 2:28 Marathoner Josh Sambrook  Jason Cherriman heat training  Tanda Race Predictor  Show notes: Calvin’s background in running and his first experience with marathon running [3:30] How Calvin trained (or not trained) for his first marathon with one 5km park run a week [5:54] How run commuting changed his marathon performance changed significantly [6:58] The weekly Park Runs [13:40] Calvin’s thoughts on training volume and pace [15:05] How Calvin limits his risk of injury and recovers fast [16:55] The way Calvin uses a heart rate monitor for this training [18:45] Some of the things that have gone wrong in races, collapsing and waking up in the medical tent [20:00]  Calvin’s pacing and HR strategy for a marathons [23:15]  Heat training Calvin did as part of a study about weather impact on performance [25:50] Josh shares his caution about heat training in hot weather area [28:25] Their opinion to training some runs at marathon pace[29:40] How Calvin goes about running at effort level [32:40] Strength training through teaching courses at circus [32:28] Recovery tools, tightening muscles and time constraints [36:30] How Josh coaches his dad [39:03] Marathon race time prediction for Calvin [41:00] The Tanda Marathon Race Predictor [44:10] Calvin’s 2019 races and what’s coming up next [48:10] Josh’s thoughts on Calvin’s training and racing opportunities [51:10]    Calvin’s approach to nutrition [54:35] Calvin doesn’t drink any water in an entire marathon, he explains why [57:05] How Calvin consciously has to calm him down a few hours before a race [1:01:40] Josh shares opportunities with volume, consistency and nutrition  [1:03:10] Suggestions for runners looking to improve in their running and become stronger, healthier and happier athletes [1:05:30]   You might also enjoy: Race Faster by Training Slower, with 2:28 Marathoner Josh Sambrook  Dr. Phil Maffetone about Heart Rate Training, Nutrition and Recovery You can find me, Floris Gierman here:  Strava YouTube Weekly newsletter with Running Tips and Racing Strategies Podcast Instagram Facebook (Private Group) Facebook (Personal) Twitter

This week, Mav and 'Plan run the rule over Survivor Series and NXT Takeover: LA. They particularly spend some time debating whether the brand vs brand theme seemed tired this time around, and whether the hyper shiny production values of Kevin Dunne have had a negative effect on the feel of the PPV product. There will also be analysis of the double main event of Survivor Series, a discussion about Rollins and Nakamura, and some quick takes on Takeover!

Erik Khzmalyan and Kevin Dunne talk about Chinese ethnic policy from the 1950s to present. They assess its evolution and examine whether Chinese identity exists independently of its Han core, and implications thereof. Some of the peoples discussed include the Miao, Uyghur, and Bouyei as well as the Korean minorities living in the north of the country.

On this week's episode, our Transformers-a-thon for the first part of our 2017 Summer Blockbuster Extravaganza rolls on as we tackle the THIRD film in this ludicrous franchise, "Transformers: Dark of the Moon"! This week, we welcome our good friend, "We Are Strangers" and "Outer Spaces" director, Sean Weiner into the studio to discuss the important issues raised by this film including: why exploit Leonard Nimoy like this? Who asked to see the great city of Chicago decimated in such a fashion? And thank goodness for all that robot-on-human murder! PLUS: These movies would be 1000% better if you replaced Shia LaBeouf with M. Emmet Walsh! "Dark of the Moon" stars Shia LaBeouf, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Josh Duhamel, John Turturro, Tyrese Gibson, Patrick Dempsey, Frances McDormand, John Malkovich, Kevin Dunne, Julie White, Alan Tudyk, Ken Jeong, Buzz Aldrin, Peter Cullen, Hugo Weaving, Leonard Nimoy, Jess Harnell, James Remar, and the legendary Frank Welker; directed by Michael Bay.

On this week's episode, the Summer Blockbuster Extravaganza: Transformers-a-thon Edition rolls on with the overstuffed second film, "Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen!" What's with that motorcycle shot, Michael Bay? How is that sexy lady also a robit? And can we all agree those two racist robots are really, really shitty? PLUS: Kurt Vonnegut's secret film shoot. "Revenge of the Fallen" stars Shia LaBeouf, Megan Fox, Josh Duhamel, Tyrese Gibson, John Turturro, Julie White, Kevin Dunne, Peter Cullen, Mark Ryan, Reno Wilson, Jess Harnell, Hugo Weaving, Tony Todd, and the legendary Frank Welker; directed by Michael Bay.

On this week's episode, we kick off our 2017 Summer Blockbuster Extravaganza by diving into the first part of a 5-film marathon with Michael Bay's 2007 CGI nightmare, "Transformers"! Why did these robots need lips? How come this movie focuses on so many useless human characters? And how on Earth do you wait 75 minutes before introducing John Turturro? PLUS: Welcome to the show, legendary new WHM character, Tape Man! "Transformers" stars Shia LaBeouf, Megan Fox, Josh Duhamel, Tyrese Gibson, Rachael Taylor, Anthony Anderson, Jon Voight, John Turturro, Kevin Dunne, Julia White, Peter Cullen, Mark Ryan, Darius McCrary, Robert Foxworth, Jess Harnell, and Hugo Weaving; directed by Michael Bay.