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"dorn" Discussed on WTOP
"John and Michelle. Mornings on WTO P news. It's 6 38. Traffic and weather on the 8s and Dave dill dine in the WTO traffic setting. On the capitol beltway late and long, volume delays on the interloop from roost 7 to river road on the outer loop from van dorn street to the Wilson bridge and in Maryland some congestion lingering near the silver spray and green belt and landover exits two 70 is now at free flow and starting to wind down between the beltways on 95 volume lingers on the Baltimore Washington Parkway between green belt and fort mead and arundel county route two remains closed between brick church road and mill swamp road for crash investigation and the closure of Solomon's island broadus leading to heavier traffic around davidsonville on central avenue. At the D.C., Potomac river bridges very slow inbound and outbound traffic remains, especially on a three 95 toward the 14th street bridge, slow both ways between The Pentagon and Capitol Hill, but also upriver at the memorial Roosevelt. And key bridges and bound traffic remains slow, 66, no incidents reported. And southbound on three 95 beyond the district just minor volume delays through and out of Arlington county. Franconia road crash reported between van dorn and viola street. For over 35 years in the DMV Greenberg and betterment has helped tens of thousands of clients have been heard in auto accidents or victims of medical malpractice, visit chibi lawyers dot com and feel better. Dave delvin WTO traffic. Dude, the forecast and Mike stenner. We are enjoying record shattering warmth across the region right now as temperatures over 30° above average for this time of year. And we are going to stay breezy and warm for the next several hours
The Officer Tatum Show
Biden Ignores Inner City Violence in SOTU Speech
"I invite the parents of Tyree nickel. I would like to see the parents of, we can roll the dice. Throw a name out there. Do you put some names in the hat and just do a draw? Of all the black children that have been murdered in the streets in the inner city for nothing. They weren't fighting. They weren't resisting. They weren't doing nothing. They were just existing. And was shot in the head, murdered by thugs in the inner city. Bring some of them there when you talk about violence. Brain David dorns family killed in 20 20 during these BLM riots. Brain Sicario Turner's family, she was killed during a protest and too dumb black dudes decide to get into a fight and shooting at each other, murdered that young girl. Bring her family when you talk about 2020 violence. You're talking about the breach of trust. Let me say this real quick. Don't talk about police officers killing black people when you don't care about black people killing black people. Why are you worried about cops when you don't even care about yourself? You want the white man to be able to communicate you won't build your own community. We don't have that conversation when the number of police officers killing black men just the father or not can somewhere close to black man killing black men. Okay, I'm going to move on.
The Eric Metaxas Show
Joel Gilbert Describes the Obamas' Terrorist Ties
"To Joel Gilbert, he's been on the program before talking about the same thing we're talking about now except now you're in the studio and here with us in New York, you are a an LA based filmmaker, president of highway 61 entertainment. You've made a ton of films. You've made some mockumentaries, which I'd love to talk to you about another time. But the film we're talking about now is called Michelle Obama 2024, her real-life story and plan for power. And you were just touching on something that I remember, the only person talking about this back in 2008 was Sean Hannity. He did some research into the obamas, and he uncovers this stuff. And you think there's no way they're this radical. This is actually really scary. The news they refuse to cover the fact that the obamas are very close with people who are domestic terrorists. I mean, we're not making the term up. This is scary stuff. So talk about bernadine dorn. Yeah, what's pretty well known by now is that Obama was very close to Bill ayers, who was one of the heads of the weather underground, the SDS and the 60s, the terrorist emeritus, but what's not known is that Michelle Obama was very close to bernadine Dorne. Bernie, you know, really was the head of the weather underground terror group. She was accused by Larry grath wall of actually planting a bomb that killed a police officer in San Francisco. And she was waging a war against police. Now, Michelle befriends her at the sidley Austin law firm when she gets a job there after Harvard, and it's bernadine Dorne that taught Michelle something called the politics of fear. And this is the theory that we're all afraid of each other. All Americans are afraid of each other, and we have to get past that fear to heal ourselves. And you heard Michelle word for word, repeat bernadine dorrance, politics of fear on the 2008 campaign trail, even in her books today. She talks about fear and getting over fear.
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"dorn" Discussed on WTOP
"After he's accused of operating a blue line train while drunk, WTO's Mike Morello joins us live from the newsroom with details. He had Demetrius back on the night of December the 23rd that metro real dispatcher to her trying to reach an operator a blue line train over the radio, but there is no response. They were calling for them. After that train missed the van dorn stop, the train would then stop just past the station for more than 30 minutes, according to metro before the passengers were let out at the franconia Springfield station. According to metro transit police in a report, they say the operator smelled of alcohol and he was arrested and charged with DWI greater gritter Washington first reported this incident. Metro says it reported the situation in real time to its independent safety oversight body the Washington metro rail safety commission, while the commission says it was notified after the reporting period. It does say it's looking into the incident, reporting live in the newsroom. Mike Morello, WTO P news. All right, Mike now 7 O four, a child is dead, four other people have serious injuries. All this after a mass shooting earlier today in a home in dumfries. WTO's nika and nelli tells us more from the scene. Prince William county police say it appears to be a domestic situation. One person is deceased. And four others were seriously injured. Deputy police chief Jared Phelps says the person who died was a child. Individual appears to be a young young individual, very young. He says police have a person of interest in custody. The relationship status of each of them to each other, we're not sure yet. We're still working on that. In dumfries, Nick Allan Ellie doubled news. Could this be a new way to reduce traffic congestion in Northern Virginia? Governor Glenn youngkin's administration is reviewing the idea of converting the 95 express lanes to operate in both directions instead of switching direction along with traffic has reached out to the governor for comment. Days before Christmas, fairfax county board of supervisors chairman Jeffrey Mackay and Prince William county supervisor chair and Wheeler sent a letter to the governor expressing their support for bidirectional travel on the express lanes. McKay says engineers tell him there is enough space to fit in additional travel lanes so the traffic can flow in both directions. We'll stay on top of it here on WTO, the commuters best friend. A top fairfax county high school's admission process is now being investigated by Virginia's attorney general. That's after it got national attention for withholding merit commendations. Complaints that Thomas Jefferson high school for science and
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"dorn" Discussed on WTOP
"Union, where members are the mission, visit navy federal dot org ensured by NC UA 1128. Trafficking weather on the 8th and when it breaks, we head to Rita Kessler. On the beltway in Virginia, this is the inner loop, seeing delays headed toward van dorn street the vehicle fire activity was a long the right side also eastbound 66 very slow after one 23 toward the beltway. That is usually work along the right side. Southbound 28 it delays passing westfield's boulevard it should be a single lane, getting by the work, southbound 95 slows in newington, then you're gonna find it heavy before the fairfax county Parkway solid all the way across the aka Kwan. Now near route one in woodbridge there had been a broken down vehicle on the left center lane, but now at one 23, the left lane is blocked with the crash. Once you get by the crash, everything looks good, headed into Fredericksburg, but it is northbound that is messy after 17, headed past 6 ten garrisonville road. That should be a work crew as well. Now, northbound 17 after 6 91 or stork road in Fredericksburg, the crash is cleared, the lanes are open, there may still be some delays, but you are once again moving past the scene. 15 year Potomac overlook lane you're under police direction for the wreck. You'll also find on the George Washington Parkway over the beltway the right lane gets by the long-term work in both directions. In the district, it's independent avenue near Maine avenue you had been under police direction for the crash. Ashley's Black Friday sales starts now, beat the crowds to Ashley's best furniture deals, save 25% off all furniture or 60 months no interest financing. Shop early, save big at Ashley. I'm Rita Kessler, WTO traffic. Now in a storm team fours, Chad Merrill. A gorgeous day shaping up temperatures in the middle 40s still about 10° below average, partly cloudy tonight with low 30s, mid 40s on Saturday,
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"dorn" Discussed on WTOP
"Dow is up a 150 points. How much is your 401k lost? I'm Jeff claypool. 1118. Traffic and weather on the 8s, Rita and the traffic center. While several problems have popped up in Virginia, let's start out on the beltway, the inner loop of the beltway has delays headed toward van dorn street. The vehicle fire activity along the right side of the roadway. Also delays along van dorn street in that area, both directions near Eisenhower avenue seeing the delays that was a report of a wreck 95 in Virginia, southbound seeing delays in newington and then before lorton China head across the Arkansas near route one in woodbridge the left center lane was blocked with a broken down vehicle. Northbound 95 has delays from route three to the rappahannock, then after 17 fairly solid, headed past 6 ten garrisonville road, so watch for any work there. You'll also find on 17 northbound after 6 91 stork road traffic was stopped there for the crash you may be under police direction eventually. 15 near Potomac overlook lane, this is before, if you're headed northbound on 15 before the Maryland Virginia line follow police direction for that crash. Also southbound 28 has delays headed past westfield's boulevard. It should be a single lane getting by that paving work. We do have eastbound 66 slowing after one 23 all the way to the beltway. The work should be on the right side. The George Washington Parkway over the beltway, the right lane gets by them both directions for the long term work. In the district, we still have the crash affecting independence avenue near main avenue. You had been turned around if you were coming in bound on independence avenue, follow police direction around that wreck. Shop Thanksgiving at Whole Foods market organic fresh whole turkey are just two 99 per pound in fresh whole turkey are just one 99 per pound while supplies last, shop in store or online terms apply. I'm Rita Kessler WTO traffic. Storm team four meteorologist Chad Merrill. Lots of sunshine here on your Friday our temperatures only climbing into the middle 40s will have partly cloudy skies tonight down to the low 30s. Gorgeous quiet weather pattern on
The Officer Tatum Show
Man Sentenced to Life for Killing Retired Officer
"Let me get back to David dorn because this was a situation that kind of hit close to home with me, giving the fact that I'm a former police officer. And I saw the video of David dorn, his last breath. I saw the video, people played it online. If you asked me watching David dorn, breathe his last breath was a lot more traumatic and my opinion than George Floyd. Yet nobody cared except conservatives about David dorm. Let me finish the article that I was expressing to you guys before. And it says dawn and for officers were struck by bullets while other officers were pelted with rocks and fireworks and 55 businesses were burglarized and damaged across St. Louis during this protest and it says protests they should say tears the tag and they should call it a riot.
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"dorn" Discussed on WTOP
"September 22nd, where the time now is one 48. I think the weather on the 8s, good morning to mister Ian Crawford and the double DT of each traffic center. We start in Virginia dino on the interloop of the beltway between Eisenhower avenue and van dorn's re two left lanes getting by that work zone. Also on the interloop as you make your way toward the legion bridge, the work before and after Georgetown pike exit 44, that's two to the left to get by. On the outer loop, the ramp to go west on 66 single right of the normally two lane ramp as that delivers you right into the heart and gut to the work zone. Hans 66 between nutley street and capitol bellway age direction getting by in a single file. You can do that all over again between fairfax county Parkway and one 23. Again, single file in each direction westbound is going to be winding winding up ready the service roads at route 50, exit 57 and again at the fairfax county Parkway, exit 55 as V dot splits lanes right in the smack dab in the middle of the roadway to create a protected work area in the middle of the roadway for folks working on the I 66 expansion outside the beltway. Eastbound after 29 Gainesville two to the left to get by and then after 29 senators single right past that work and you're going to be seeing the backside of that other works that I mentioned between the fairfax county Parkway and one 23. Inside the bellway near route 7, it's a single ride land to get by 95 southbound. After the set of Parkway, blocking a left lane with work and then farther afield after Carmel church road exit one O four as you go over the north Anna river or just about to do so. Now the crank activity blocks one left leg. So two right are now getting by that crash. Northbound, you're going to find the work near actually before and after falmouth with the left leg getting by. And in Maryland on 95 and the VW Parkway, we acquire it. We're continuous on the interloop after three 55 with two left lanes getting by. Ian Crawford WTO traffic. Storm team four tracking the transition from summer to fall and that's going to happen on our Thursday, which just happens to be
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"dorn" Discussed on WTOP
"For free advice on your situation. 804 101 66 81. It's three 38. We've got traffic and weather on the 8s back to Dave dildine in the WTO traffic setting. The crash in Virginia on 95 between woodbridge and Springfield is northbound near fairfax county Parkway, exit one 66 with the rescue squad on scene. The left half of the main line is blocked two to the right, getting by northbound on 95. Southbound traffic delays through Springfield through woodbridge and through Stafford county, all lanes open, Fredericksburg, but load it up. 66 westbound, another slow rush hour from centerville toward Ben asks us. The work zone keeps you down to three lanes through an asset long-term. There is a crash reported closer to centerville. There's also an eastbound lane taper for a work zone near business two 34 causing an eastbound slowdown. Beltway through Maryland and Virginia plenty heavy and slow on the interloop out of Tyson's river, out of loop from van dorn to the Wilson bridge And on many portions of four 95 in Montgomery and prince George's counties in Maryland. Two 70 north is not bad. I 70 eastbound heavy beyond mount airy, the crash near route 94 blocking the left side, 95 Baltimore Washington Parkway volume delays. Bay bridge, eastbound good, westbound, brief delays in the westbound span into lanes with two lanes open past the broken down car that managed to get onto the right shoulder across from sandy point, leaving D.C., southeast outbound suitland Parkway, slowly with one broken down before Stanton road. That one with police blocking the right lane. D.C. two 95 heavy and slow both ways, along with three 95 through southwest on the freeway. The paving in Washington circle should by now be a rap. Protect your home from the invisible destroyer termites call home paramount pest control for free inspection, 8 8 8 8 8 8 home or home paramount dot com. Dave dildy WTO traffic. Storm team four, four day forecast. Let's check in with Mike Jennifer. It has been a spectacular day across the region and look for breezy conditions with warm temperatures and low humidity to stay with us through this evening. Larry tonight, fair skies, cool once again. I'll also
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"dorn" Discussed on WTOP
"Toward the bigger bridge and in Springfield interloop after van dorn staying center and left past the crash on the inner loop. 95 south volume delays at the woodbridge and Stafford exits northbound heavy through Fredericksburg and through Quantico, new crash reported near dumfries and another one we had was north of exit one 61 woodbridge far right side barely causing a slowdown. Heavy as Fridays go through the Springfield interchange. And inbound on three 95, even slower across the 14th street bridge. We've got some rough mill payment on the freeway between main avenue and the third street tunnel 66 eastbound after one 23 caller finding another one broken down in the right lane eastbound traffic slow into Arlington westbound on the brakes through centerville in Frederick county, two 70 southbound still heavy into hyattstown, but the crash there near one to 9 is gone. Northbound traffic getting a little better, 70 west is often heavy over south mountain toward Hagerstown on Fridays. And of course, near the bay bridge, it's got to be slow eastbound on 50, but nowhere as bad as it was earlier in the afternoon with two way operations remaining at effect. You're on and off the brakes, but only after Richie highway now Baltimore, Washington Parkway, north and southbound congestion without any major incidents reported. 95 to a lesser extent, but still slow near the Elk ridge and Columbia exits and the district on D.C. two 95, just a little bit of congestion, southbound toward east capital street, and northbound over Pennsylvania avenue. Save 15% on all long fence decks, pavers, and fences, financing available for qualified buyers, go to long fence dot com today. Schedule your free in home estimate. Dave delvine WTO traffic. The storm team four Mike Mike we have earned this fine weekend. We sure have. In fact, I don't see any real hot weather in our forecast for the next 7 days. Fortunate clear, cooler, loads of being the 50 suburbs to low 60 to the district. There's a spectacular summer day tomorrow, lots of sunshine, pleasant, low humidity
MarTech Podcast
"dorn" Discussed on MarTech Podcast
"That it's just a matter of timing. Welcome to the mar tech podcast, and I hear everything production. In this podcast, you'll hear the stories of world class marketers that use technology to drive business results and achieve career success. Will on earth, the real world experiences of some of the brightest minds in the marketing and technology space, so you can learn the tools, tips and tricks, they've learned along the way. Now here's a host of the mar tech podcast, Benjamin Shapiro. Welcome to the Mart podcast. I'm your host Benjamin Shapiro, and today we're going to talk about the importance of the optimal martech stack. But before we get to today's interview, we're going to kick off the show with a marketing minute where we invite a friend of the Marta podcast to help us answer a listener question in 60 seconds or less. Here for today's marketing minute is Emily Thompson, who is the host of the being boss podcast, which is an exploration of not only what it means, but what it takes to be a boss as a creative business owner, freelancer, or side hustler, and being boss podcast is also a fellow member of the HubSpot podcast network, and Emily has been kind enough to answer a question from Holly Anderson, who is an SEO consultant and strategist. Holly asked, what can women do to Gardner the right attention and build credibility in the marketing industry, which is dominated by men. Okay, here's Emma Lee's answer. I'm not going to lie. My first reaction is to say, don't worry about the dudes. Who cares if the industry is dominated by men, put on your blinders and do the best work you can. And dress that the world needs more of what women bring to the industry of marketing, so don't think for a second that what you're bringing to the table isn't incredibly important. But to dive a little bit deeper, here are some practical tips for you in case that doesn't quite cut it. Apart from showing up and doing the work, mastering your craft owning your expertise and really cultivating your zone of genius, be sure to act and speak with integrity directness and confidence in all that you do. Also, never be afraid to celebrate and take ownership of your wins. These things won't only help you excel in an industry dominated by men. They'll help you excel in all that you do. Thanks, Emily. If you're interested in hearing more from Emily Thompson on the being boss podcaster or any of the other great hosts in the HubSpot podcast network, go to HubSpot dot com slash podcast network. Okay, on with today's interview. Joining us is Nicholas dohrn, who is the CEO of file stage, which is a content review and approval platform for marketing teams. And in addition to being our guest today, file stage is also a sponsor of the mar tech podcast. So we're grateful for their support. So far this week, Nicholas and I have discussed how to grow a SaaS startup in yesterday we talked about the optimal martech stack. Today we're going to wrap up our conversation talking about productivity increasing technology. But before we get started, I wanted to say thank you to insightly for sponsoring this podcast. Most businesses struggle to manage customer data and relationships across their teams. And site leaves unified CRM elevates the customer experience by aligning sales, marketing, and service into one platform, and this helps businesses like your sell smarter grow faster and build longer lasting relationships. Visit in slightly dot com slash martech for a personalized demo that's insightly in si ghl Y dot com slash martek. All right, here's the last part of my conversation with Nicholas dohrn, the CEO of file stage. Nicholas, welcome back to the martek podcast. Hi. Always good to have you back here, excited to continue the conversation. Yesterday we talked about the optimal martech stack. This mythical creature, like the Loch Ness monster that may be pokes his head out for a minute and then dips back down and we keep searching for what we think we saw. Is there a way to use technology to solve all of our problems and make all of our data flow and never change? It seems like that might be a myth and so we're constantly tweaking and iterating and trying to find a way to be more productive. So today I want to talk to you a little bit about productivity and how we can use technology to increase our output. Talk to me about how you think about productivity and where does technology fit in the productivity landscape? So since we are a remote team since 2018, productivity is quite a big thing for us. But over time, I've also recognized that productivity is more than just having all the best tools in place and a good tech stack productivity is a lot about finding the right meeting structure and making sure people on the one side communicate enough to be aligned, but at the same time have enough time for deep focus work. And I think it's a constant struggle to find that and at the same time, especially in a remote team where you work a lot in different time zones where asynchronous work is a big factor. Let's say it's important to know when to communicate and then what communicate and maybe even over communicate what you are doing in order to make people feel like, hey, something's going online. So I'm giving you an example if you work together as a team on a sprint, let's say you want to produce nice content through articles a week and maybe videos and everybody has a brief at the beginning of the week and everybody commits to do something and then by the end of the week you don't hear a thing from anybody. So people are just producing your stuff and by the end of the week, okay, they might be done with it or they might have failed on a deadline. But if you don't hear anything from them in between, you feel like, okay, is everything going right? No, I don't know. So I think it's important that people before that give updates and really inform each other and the thing each other and say, hey, I've produced the first part here, just want to let you know, give me feedback. But at the same time, I think you don't want people just spending their time on slack or teams and just telling what they are doing and not actually doing anything. And I think this is the biggest challenge. It's a balancing act. Before we get into the technology part of this conversation, let's focus on productivity and the factors that go into building a productive team. Sure, alerts letting somebody know that they're responsible for a task are very important. But you can't be productive if you're constantly being inundated with notifications and distractions. So what do you think are the big components into building a productive culture and environment where people can work the way that they want to work but also stay focused and on task? Yes, for me to make sure between culture, processes, but then also tools and culture and only starts already with the hiring process. So you want to make sure you are aligned culture wise in terms of how you like to work together, what's normal when you work together, how you communicate, how often you basically exchange feedback about how much of an ownership you take and this all makes the culture, then process wise, we recognize that it's very helpful to have communication processes in place. So this means like, okay, we have a weekly meeting for this topic if you want to share something about this topic then please add it to we work with a sauna to our asana board and we collect it and then Monday we have a meeting and then in the meeting we take time to really discuss the stuff but we don't start to discuss ideas for this topic during the week on the fly on slack because this will drive everybody nuts or it's more like okay, collect everything and then take deep time deep focus time discuss it decide on it and then continue and this is the way we've organized the entire company in terms of their meetings. We discussed topics there and then we have deep focus time to work on things and we don't shoot messages on the fly and make.
MarTech Podcast
"dorn" Discussed on MarTech Podcast
"The right people and building it. But yeah, this is what we started. It's funny to think back to when you launch 2014 and I'm scanning over a Z net article about what were the biggest tech news in 2014. It's when the iPhone 6 launched. I think we're up to 13. Now the Apple watch was launched, Microsoft named its current CEO back then it was in new CEO taking over for Steve Ballmer. The world was a different place and we didn't have the type of on demand technology. We didn't have the same computing speed that we had, you know, mobile phones were a thing, but we were like early social networking days. What was the difference between the technology landscape when you started your startup now and how did it evolve to the point where we are today? I think back then it just started to become really popular to use software in your browser and not have everything local installed on your computer. I think it was also kind of that time. And also the biggest changes back then that helped us where there was more technology available to stream videos in the browser without any performance issues. So one of the first things we picked up was basically how can you share video in the browser and how can you make sure somebody else is having a good experience watching your video, even that was not normal at the time. And then we added like layers to add feedback to content on top of your video and take a pencil and write into your content there and that was the first thing we've picked up. So the technology landscape was a little different and you had some innovation at the time. Talk to me about finding product market fit, right? You had a pain point that one of your cofounders had recognized. And so you assume that there was pain point that other people were having, when you are working at an early stage software company, part of the problem is building your initial MVP and then part of the problem is finding your customers, your targeting and figure out if you can actually scale the business. When you were thinking about your first marketing efforts and you realized what the pain point was, how did you go and find who had that pain point? The main advantage is really that my cofounder had the experience from his previous jobs in terms of he experienced the pain himself, and that helped a lot, and then from there, I think, okay, this is it. And it seems like a really good target audience. They all want something like 5 stage and they don't have solution in place, and let's say it was easy to find the first customers for message. And one of the main channels we used besides pure outbound really like creating large, large calling lists and just call people and email people back then, all of the film production firms in Germany, I think we just created a list ourselves. What worked pretty well in 2015 still was Facebook groups. So we just went into all kinds of Facebook groups and instead of just selling our solution in terms of, hey, this is your problem with the solar solution by it. We went in and asked for feedback. And that's something we still do as a company. So we still consider 5 such as a feedback company. So we constantly learn from our customers and that's something we have done in Facebook as well. So I just asked the question and say, hey, does this problem my experience to experience the same problem? Here's the beta. Do you like to give us feedback on our new solution here and that resonated in a lot of sign ups within a short time frame? And from there, basically, we build kind of a small film production community around this. And this was the starting point as a company, and then with more customers coming, more users coming, we added more functionality, naturally, by following feature requests and by asking more questions and by just talking to our customers regularly. And that was, I think, one of the key learnings to really be in touch with the customers already on you. Time for a one minute break to hear from our sponsor, HubSpot. Technology trends become bonafide infrastructure shifts in the blink of an eye. If anybody asked me 5 years ago if QR codes would make a comeback and digital pictures of monkeys would sell for millions of dollars, I probably would have laughed. But consumer interests move quicker than even the most agile unicorn in the valley. Whether you started your business last year, or if you're filing for an IPO tomorrow, the HubSpot CRM is ready to scale with your business, no matter what comes next. With smart content optimization that helps you invest your marketing dollars where it counts and SEO tools that put your business ahead above the rest, HubSpot helps your business grow better. Learn more about how your business can grow better at HubSpot dot com. So what I'm hearing from you is that you found your ideal customer profile and part of the way that you were able to do that is you had someone in your organization who had worked in a role isolated a pain point. You created a solution. And then your marketing channel was basically a three pronged approach. You started off by identifying and list building all of the potential prospects that you had. You're doing cold outreach to reach out to them directly, email, phone calls, 2014. We're a little bit of the wild wild west, pre GDPR, CCPA, it was a little easier to find and use people's contact information readily. Now, maybe not so much. But you also went into a content strategy or let's call it a community strategy where you engage your customers in communities that already existed asking them for feedback as opposed to directly selling. How has your marketing strategy as your company's grown evolved from those early days of cold outreach community feedback as a we're a new product, try our beta into what we're established where a market leader, what have you done differently as you scaled? One of the first story to tell that was really funny. So when we were managing the first community and when we had the first couple of users basically and they tried it and there was a beta going on, we came to a point where we said, okay, now we need to bring the proof point that people are also willing to pay for the solution, right? But at the same time, we never had enough developers in place to develop like a payment system or implement something like stripe, I think that was still pretty early there. So what we did is I knew all the people that were using us, so I just called them and say, hey, the beta will end in a month. Do you like to buy it? And then we just started with manually invoicing people. And it was more like on a trust base and it really worked and we were like, oh, wow, nice. Okay, people seem to pay for it. So it seems like we are producing some value for them. So this gets into the SaaS component as well. Is that when you're working with a SaaS product and you're helping someone isolate a specific pain point and solve for it, you can do that at scale. Talk to me a little bit about not only, hey, where were you able to find some early stage customers they found value out of it, but how did you think about scaling that process? Because it's not like you have to directly sell, right? You can hire a sales team and manage one on one relationships like you mentioned you were doing in the early days, but that's the beauty of sass, is it can grow exponentially. You can replace the same product without having to bring in additional overhead and labor. How did you think about scaling the.
The Charlie Kirk Show
Ask Officer Tatum: What's the Truth About BLM?
"Next question, it is no secret Chicago is one of if not the worst places in America when it comes to crime, but more specifically black and black crime. Do you have any thoughts as to why it is why it is if BLM wants to make sure that the world knows Black Lives Matter, what are they doing to work on that issue? Well, let me just make this very clear. BLM has no, I don't think they have any obligation. They don't have any desire to do anything for black people. It is literally a fundraising organization that threatens people and coerced them into giving money and influence so that they can push a political agenda. They're not doing nothing for black people. I have never seen because we see children getting shot in the head in Chicago all the time and drive by shootings. We see young men, black men getting murdered in the streets in cold blood, mass shootings every weekend, and they don't have a single picture of not one of those people on their website. I literally David dorn was a police officer for a retired police officer and got murdered, trying to defend a property. And some thug murdered him. He was on camera, and it looked worse than George Floyd, if you asked me, he didn't show up on a sicaria Turner, my followers raised over $300,000 for Sequoia Turner's family. And Sakura turned a young black girl in Atlanta, got shot in a crossfire between two black idiot black men who were shooting out in the parking lot. They didn't feature her not one time. There are so many young men and so many children that have been murdered senselessly and Black Lives Matter have not given them money. They have not mentioned them. They don't have no t-shirts, they don't have no fundraisers, but they make money on the backs of dead black men and that's their whole
WTOP
"dorn" Discussed on WTOP
"Outer loop of the ballet just beyond the interchange for van dorn's street exit one 73 again they're along the right side just a single right lane block to get by three lanes left There's no delay but just be aware out there dealing with the crash In a loop in that stretch headed toward the Springfield interchange nothing in your way but they are working on the interloop issue approach I 66 not the three lines just the exit ramps to go east and west on 66 there close by the works of posted detour will divert you further north to route 7 If you're on the interloop going beyond the doll's toll road towards Georgetown pike works on blocks a single left lane on the outer loop of shed south route 7 four 66 eventually down to one single lane to the right to the work zone and on the ramp from the analytic to go west on 66 there you get by the work single file to write 66 east found approaching the fairfax county Parkway works in an love lane Then between nutley street and the bowel you get by single file through the works and initially to the right then later they switch you over to the left and don't forget on the ramp to the interloop works in air blocks the right side you get by single file to the left whether you're moving down the street across the country around the world in a state moving has been delivering quality moves you can trust for over 75 years Visit a website at move interstate dot com Rich hunter WTO traffic Storm team four tracking another storm system making its way through our area First off though it's going to provide some nice weather on our Tuesday more clouds temperatures in the low 40s early in the day but then falling temperatures during the afternoon as that cold front moves on through it's bringing in some more Arctic air We're talking about.
The Eric Metaxas Show
How the Left Is Using January 6th to Destroy Constitutional Conservatism with Lt. Col. Allen West
"I want to ask you about January 6th. I've been really sick and to see how even many on the conservative side have bought into the just ridiculous narrative of January 6th. I can't tell you how many people I know who were there that day. And you just, the way they have been demonized, to me, it's an absolute attack on America and on patriots in America. And it's very ugly. So I just wanted to know if you had anything you wanted to share on that. Well, sure, absolutely. It goes back to what rahm Emanuel said never let a good crisis go to waste. And so what the progressive socialists left is done is they're using this to try to demonize denigrate and actually destroy constitutional conservatism. And anyone that stands up for it in the United States of America, the fact that we have Americas that have been held for almost well over a year now, no trial, no charges being brought against them, but held a solitary confinement for what. But yet, we saw an entire year almost in 2020 when leftist marxists anarchists by the name of antifa and even Black Lives Matter got out into the streets. They destroyed federal buildings. They burned out businesses. They attacked police officers, David dorn, and St. Louis was killed. That's one of the people that we remember. But yet none of them were put in jail. None of them were brought up on a charge. None of them were arrested as a matter of fact. The sitting vice president of the United States of America was enabling and raising money for many of them to be released on bail. So I believe that you have to have one standard. That one standard in America is the rule of law. But yet for the progressive socialists left, they believe that they're above the law. And now we have a bifurcated system.
WTOP
"dorn" Discussed on WTOP
"Going to follow good morning it's 8 28 traffic and weather on the 8th and when it breaks Steve dress in the traffic center In Virginia on the inner loop of the capitol bill we approaching van dorn street we had a multi vehicle crash currently the left side is getting by we have the lanes block both on the left side and the right side We debris all over the roadway so these have been a caution traveling on the outer loop side of the beltway in Virginia Traffic moving pretty well on three 95 and 95 not seeing any incidents currently on I 66 over in Maryland Montgomery county we're dealing with a crash on the inner loop ramp from I two 70 stayed to the right to get by the crash activity taking up at least two of the left lanes and we are slow We're finding delays back up to the area right now almost old Georgetown road on the inner loop side of the capitol beltway traffic moving pretty well on 95 and the BW Parkway between the two beltways No issues coming down from the I 70 interchange up in Frederick all good southbound two 70 through urbanum Gaithersburg all the way down to the lane divide with no issues If you're looking to elevate your career explore opportunities with Andrew's federal credit union Andrew's federal credit union is a great place to work certified company with substantial benefits visiting Andrews FC dot org Traffic Storm team four meteorologist Mike Stanford The Rain from overnight to moved out of the region We've got some leftover drizzle and we've got some fog this morning That's going to stick around for the next several hours Look for a mostly cloudy sky later today our.
WTOP
"dorn" Discussed on WTOP
"Help dot org or one 800 gambler Get a $49 furnace tuna by calling 809 four 8 Mike Traffic and weather Joe Conway has the traffic We'll start off in Virginia Hillary on the capitol bellway on the inner loop day telling us between Eisenhower avenues connector and van dorn street police activity along the right side of the roadway drawing a bit of attention not sure exactly the nature but keeping an eye out for the flashing blue lights and some red lights as well on the inlet between Eisenhower avenue and van dorn street state of the left to get by On I 66 Westbrook color told my colleague Steve about a stall near 50 fair oaks though on the right side of the roadway right lane blocked apparently no help was with it to help us apparently on the way It's a brief slowdown to try to get by with the volume light but still caution always the good rule of the day On 95 and 85 another reports of any problems for you northbound southbound between the rappahannock and the Potomac your easy pass lanes run south currently they will reverse tomorrow morning they tell us beginning around 11 o'clock In the district highway travel in good shape at last report had a crash reported in the AU park neighborhood on 46th street near brandywine street reported as even a rollover crash Much for the response there sounds like plenty of it on the scene On the Maryland trip to reported problems on the capitol beltway currently through prince George tourism Montgomery counties you should find things moving well on 50 mount between the capitol beltway and the Chesapeake Bay bridges 95 and the Baltimore storm Parkway at last report for you also in good shape I'm joking with WTI traffic Samara Theodore you know a lot of christmases were on the.
Mike Gallagher Podcast
In Don Lemon's World, January 6th Is Worse Than Just About Anything
"Don lemon with this officer. Harry done reveal what we have suspected all along. You think they're shifting. The blame shifting at least trying to shift the focus from what happened there. We can deal with many things in this country at the same time and if something happens it doesn't mean you go. Oh what about this. What about that. Can we focus on what happened on. January six where democracy was in jeopardy. We should be this. Is this just people who were who were exercising. Some of them were exercising. Their right to protest others went way too far. That's a different story than trying to undermine democracy and stop an election now. Let's analyze that for just a moment. Don lemon was talking about the black lives matter. Rioters and the protesters and tif All the the the terrible events we saw. After george floyd was killed. Some of them others he said went way too far. But that's a different story. He said then trying to undermine democracy and stop an election in other words in don lemon's world and i suspect in the world of a lot of people on the left. January six is a lot worse than shooting. Dead william dorn in saint louis a retired cop who is trying to protect his friends business from being burned down. that's a different story than trying to undermine democracy and stop election. that's worse that's worse january. Sixth is worse than building than than burning. Down buildings in assaulting people and throwing things and assaulting cops how many people died during the summer of love many
Voice in Canada
Prime Day 2021 Postponed in Canada
"I mentioned in a recent flash briefing. That prime days is june twenty first and twenty second and irma. Dorning in the community pointed out that On the amazon dot ca website. It states that prime days has been delayed in canada. And here is the thing. Unfortunately that is true. Prime day appears to not be happening in canada this year. So i need to apologize. My previous life. Breathing was incorrect. Prime day has been postponed in canada. And i don't know if it's actually going to be happening when you log in to your amazon account and you browse the site. You may come across a notice and the notice actually says and i'll read this to you quote. Prime day is postponed in canada. Due to covid nineteen due to the increasing impact cove nineteen across canada. We have decided to postpone prime day while we focus on the safety of our employees and supporting our customers and selling partners.
Sci-Fi Talk
"dorn" Discussed on Sci-Fi Talk
"Know. Yeah that's what you need. So we'll see what happens. Well you know. Getting back to western. I grew up watching westerns. And i mean that was really the first thing and then got into sci fi as well but i really the one western. I keep coming back to. And it's really fairly recent unforgiven clint eastwood. Oh yeah i would i. It was a beautiful movie. Oh my god yeah the fact that he had to drink to be able to do all those bad things and look and just the you know the really wonderful actors. Oh my god yeah wonderful. You know. Just just amazing. I can't say enough about it and it was really before that there was other really was a drought of really westerns. Now you know people you know. They had a day made efforts at it. Yeah nothing like that. And and i'm. I'm very much a fan of clint. Would fan of of tarantino own coppola in all these guys. Of course the guys you know the forwards. The hawks The william wyler's the holiday But when i wrote You know the the western i did. I didn't copy them. That's one thing. I didn't do what i did was. I took a page from From quick turn tino and he doesn't really say this but he's a guy that that did what he wanted to do. You know yeah and right which you want to write right which you think somebody else were wiig right which you have you know your experience basically. Yeah and that's what. I did of really like a self editor. 'cause what i'll talk writing at go now i've seen that before. No we're gonna take that out you know or yeah no not that. Somebody said that before. No i'm not going to say that you know is kind of fresh for the character in this western is he. What what what's his weapon of choice. He has a short gun a forty four caliber short. Break gun that. The colt company made for him.
Sci-Fi Talk
"dorn" Discussed on Sci-Fi Talk
"I think it was really cool. Is that you went into how you developed warf that you didn't use contractions his fighting style you went with dennis maddalone the senate coordinator and figured out a way he would fight. That would be very different and it was cool that you cook that much time in and really and i think that's why the character resonate so much because there's a lot of effort put into it once you realize that you're going to be a lot of time with this character. You have a lot. Invested in and gene roddenbury to something that i think was very smart with a For producers and i think a lot of producers from that generation. Kind of like that. I asked him like the second second episode of the first season. I said what he want scared to. What do you want me to do. And he said basically making sure that. Was you know like christmas to the two actors. You have an opportunity to actually create something and when you do that you have a lot invested So you start thinking of things to okay. How can i improve this character. How can i make him. You know less this. And more this or whatever the case and and luckily for me unlike a lot of actors not on our show but a lot of actors have to kind of go and claude scratch for people to write stuff for them. I was lucky. The writers just took off with what. I brought to the character and ran road. Some incredibly wonderful things In next generation and deep space. So so i was very fortunate. You were very lucky that when you went to d. s. Nine ron moore was there who had a knack for writing these amazing klingon stories. Yeah you just piling on piling them on i. I'll tell you a very funny story. Is that while how funny it is. But i thought it was very cute. That whenever rod moore would be would write a clown episode. He grow a goatee. Whenever i see him he be clean-shaven. An i'd say hey route ninety allah and then when i next time i see if he has a goatee s at warf episode goes. Yeah so great. That's great. I gotta say the the best episode there was some great episodes but i thought the best episodes for war were of the two that he wrote on deep space which is once more into the breach and soldiers of the empire. Yeah fantastic fantastic. Yeah yeah there's so many You know to to pick and And i it's just it and you know i've heard about your your pitch for a series and it totally dovetails what. I've always thought that warf is the ultimate klingon being raised by humans. He has the best qualities of that and yet still follows klingon traditions and can really be in a great leadership position to guide the empire back to back to honor back to you know the details and the rituals that they did in the past and not so much on conquering as they were you know during especially during kirkstall the main the main scene of louis of the of the spinoff that i wrote is basically survival.
Sci-Fi Talk
"dorn" Discussed on Sci-Fi Talk
"Hi this is max credential rob from deep space. Nine o'clock on enterprise hop blah blah. And then i heard my voice say usa car. You should have said no computer. I said it right. you're wrong. Hi this john. Delancey i am. George decay in part because of the nature of genes vision but also because of its message of diversity and inclusion. Good to see you you too good. We're in the middle of a blizzard. In new york's pretty nasty high today. It's great to have michael dorn and he's in a new film called agent revelation. Michael welcome to the podcast. It's a privilege and honor to talk to you like very much. What i like about this character in agent revelation is the fact that he is really just trying to make amends and in that kind of breaks. The mold of how we see our original see billionaires. Although bruce wayne's an exception of course so what what was it that attracted you to play. This guy actually Just just what you said. A guy has done some pretty horrible rotten things and and he's trying to atone for which is a positive trait. But i think that the the issue for him and this is kind of something i added to the character is that you know. He realizes that no matter how much he tries to tone. It'll never be completely all right and that's just because you know the decision decisions you make in your life that he made our decisions. That can't go away you know. You can't like unring. The bell as they say is he's really you know and you know it wasn't on the page or the description but i put that that's the thing that he struggling with on the inside Yeah i talked to derek You know from his place and he was in hong kong to time and he said you were that you were the choice. You're the where the actor wanted for that role. Well i was. I was very fortunate. I mean the the you know the script was really good and the territory was great. And you know working with derek was was was wonderful and easy and you know kind of you go there your job and you laughed a little bitch at some food and you went home as you were building to character. Was there a moment where you felt like you were there with him. Not really you don't really.
Trek Capsule
"dorn" Discussed on Trek Capsule
"Like that that he cares little personal gun and he carries a henry rifle. Yeah and that's that's his. That's his kind of goto weapon spending love the way. Danny glover will henry and Silverado now is is so cool. I'm not a big gun person. But somehow in westerns really kind of fits so hard the mythology of it you and the thing is that I wanted to have a a gun. But i wanted to be special. Dislike member wanted dead or alive. Oh sure yeah weird winchester thing. I wanted something that was distinctive and you had have something like and this guy is well-known enough to where the cult company would just go. Okay what he want well. I want a big caliber. Gun is what it is now. And he's you know like i said it's a very good story. I'm really happy with it. So we'll see what happens. Yeah hey good luck with. That sounds awesome. I would love to see you do something like that. So he's quick on the draw. No he's not he's not oh and the reason is is that I mean how many times have you heard that here. In fact it's about being deliberate. That's right you know it's about you know being able to hit what you shoot at the first time and if you're fast you may not hit. I just love your passion for the project. i think it's gonna be. I'm really hoping sometimes gets made because passion is so important anything anybody does. Oh yeah oh yeah. Definitely definitely well and i got like i said two things. I think that you know the the war. Spin-off is not dead. And this thing is is something that i that is different and i think it's I think that people would be like. Wow you know a plus you know with the whole stuff that i've done with star trek following. Which would help cheer and so so. I hope this you know like i said it. It's one of those things where we're still plugging away as they say star. Trek had a a western episode. The it's of course. And you know. And i told by so okay. I want the hat like john wayne. Like when he was in the the the The army you know. Oh yeah yeah her. Badchi and and She wore yellow ribbon and the that kind of shirt that has the buttons coming. You know like in a like a almost like chevron and and i wanted a gun and they couldn't do it like steve mcqueen had in them seven. Oh my god it was a very. He had a very odd holster ups. And and i thought that was coolest thing but they couldn't do it in time..
Trek Capsule
"dorn" Discussed on Trek Capsule
"You should have said no computer. I said it right. you're wrong. Hi this john. Delancey i am. George decay in part because of the nature of genes vision but also because of its message of diversity and inclusion. Good to see you you too good. We're in the middle of a blizzard. In new york's pretty nasty high today. It's great to have michael dorn and he's in a new film called agent revelation. Michael welcome to the podcast. It's a privilege and honor to talk to you like very much. What i like about this character in agent revelation is the fact that he is really just trying to make amends and in that kind of breaks. The mold of how we see our original see billionaires. Although bruce wayne's an exception of course so what what was it that attracted you to play this guy. Actually just just what you said. A guy has done some pretty horrible rotten things and and he's trying to atone for which is a positive trait. But i think that the the issue for him and this is kind of something i added to the character is that you know. He realizes that no matter how much he tries to tone. It'll never be completely all right and that's just because you know the decision decisions you make in your life that he made our decisions. That can't go away you know. You can't like unring. The bell as they say is he's really you know and you know it wasn't on the page or the description but i put that that's the thing that he struggling with on the inside Yeah i talked to derek You know from his place and he was in hong kong to time and he said you were that you were the choice. You're the you're the actor wanted for that role. Well i was. I was very fortunate. I mean the the you know the script was really good and the territory was great. And you know working with derek was was was wonderful and easy and you know kind of your job and you laughed a little bitch at some food and you went home as you were building to character. Was there a moment where you felt like you were there with him. Not really you don't really.
Inside the Spa Business | Spa
Is This The Dawning Of The Golden Age of Wellness?
"Very simple message today. And i touched on this a few days ago. But i reckon we may will be embarking on what is going to be seen and looked back on as the dorning of the golden age of wellness. And i say that because it seems to be all the way talking about right now. I've never heard so many people talking about mental wellness. I never heard so many people talking about emotional wellness about the wellness of human contact and connection. And all of these things. Are i believe going to lead to a massive increase in awareness about all things wellness and many would say that we've been on the way for a while now and i think that's probably true but i think for a lot of people that were still seeing wellness as kind of one of these these fluffy things and even something like human contact is something that people sort of thought we. But it's just it's normal. It's just part of what we do. It's nothing special. And if i missed it i wouldn't really be the into the world. But as a result of this covert crisis an all lockdowns and restrictions. Lot of people have realized what happens when those things go missing. So i believe we are facing the dawning of the golden age of wellness. And i think whatever it is anything that is wellness. Moving forward is going to boom. There's no doubt in my mind that we finally reached the tipping point. Unfortunately it took that crisis to get us here. But we're here now and this season my mind the golden age of wellness. Just on the other side of this thing. But i can do let me know in the comments below. I do thank you time and we'll be back again
AP News Radio
France allows British cargo, passengers in after virus scare
"Right from Britain and passengers with a negative virus tests have begun arriving on French shores of the fronts relax a two day blockage over new virus variants that isolated Britain stranded thousands of drivers and raised fears of shortages Associated Press reporters witnessed a fiery pulling into the French port of Calais before Dorn and trains carrying freights and car passengers were allowed to cross to the continent beneath the English Channel again people arriving from Britain are required to have a virus test capable of detecting the new variants according to a late night and green meant reached up to forty eight hours of frenzied negotiations among French British and even sorties I'm in Zaria Shockley
How I Built This
Interview With Justin Gold Of Justin's
"Hey, everyone and welcome to how I built this resilience edition and these episodes. As many of you know we talk with entrepreneurs and other business leaders about how they're thinking creatively during this very disruptive time and today we're going to hear from Justin Gold. He's the founder of Justin's which makes peanut and almond butter protein bars and other nut snacks and ever since the pandemic. Started Justin has noticed a few changes in the way people shop for their comfort food but first, he told me a bit about how to start. So I'm a vegetarian and seventeen years ago I started making peanut butter almond butter in my kitchen with food processor mainly because I sound like a fossil. But back, then there are two types of peanut butter, right? It was. Smooth and Crunchy, and that was really it. There were a few brands of almond butter. None of them tasted really good. You know when you eat a handful of almonds tasted amazing. So curiosity led me down a path of experimenting, and then with a food processor is making all these concoctions putting them in jars literally putting them in the fridge and in the cupboards my. Roommate started eating them all astray writing Justin's on the jars, right to kind of protect it, and at that point someone said, hey, this is a really great product. You've thought about turning it into a business and a new anything about business but I didn't know how to do is use a library semi us see US business schools libraries, and go to call Colorado Colorado oversight. In Boulder and they go to school here. But I knew I felt confident using their library and I wrote a business plan and I got a lot of help from local mentors and advisors and people in the community launched at the farmer's market and launched. It was just with the jars and I got him into a few local stores and I was really struggling and what got us kind of noticed I guess you could say was getting outside the jar in getting into a squeeze pack and a squeeze Pam was really are single point of differentiation and it. Allowed consumers not only to travel with portable plant based protein but also have is trowel sized to try something new like an almond butter because almond butter was you know over ten dollars a jar and that's a big ring for someone to try something new. But for squeeze pack alleviated that pain brought them into the franchise. Then we also do chocolates and it's not because it was a really smart deliberate business decision is because I love peanut butter cups and no one was me who does what those those are the things I pick out of my kids Halloween bags. Peanut, butter. Cups but just going back on those squeezed packs for those who don't know what they are I mean that's pretty self explanatory little Sarah squeezy pack, peanut butter kind of like those energy. Packs I use those when I run they're great and so that was really the differentiator. It wasn't the jars of peanut because they look different. But that wasn't what got the attention. It was as little squeeze packs. It was I thought the dress would be enough because honey and we had cinnamon maple and just a the flavor differentiation, but it's still really wasn't enough to stand out on shelf in what happened was squeezed pack not only did it create a whole new category of products also made this portable protein kind of nut butter reality and it all came because I'm a big mountain biker I wanted protein I didn't need more sugar carbohydrates and what was Really Fun to me, I launched a product. People didn't know what to do with it. Right? They were like, well, do I put it on a sandwich with Jelly together I don't know put it on an apple right out of the pack and they're like Oh really, and then what happened is when other companies started to create their own squeeze tax it really validated as a category really special it's really done has been a trial vehicle for our jars. Yeah, and that's really helped grow the jars in dorning the pandemic the jar business has been the strongest part of our business because it is that household plant based protein that is is a staple. I read an interview gave or you describe the first kind of three years I think one of the things you did and this is really cool for anybody who is starting a business. Now that in the early days, you would go to whole foods and you would look at all of the glass jars at whole foods to find out what brands were being made in class where they were manufactured packed and you contacted a glass jar. Co Packer in the area and begged them to have some time on their line and I guess you got like overnights and weekends, and you basically spent three years just packing your own nut butter into glass jars and that was not sustainable right? It was not profitable is not sustainable. It was just a grind. How did you keep going? What made it? What made you not just give up? Had A goal. I knew what numbers needed to a had a plan on what retailers needed to roll out to to achieve those numbers and it was the optimism that I had from the local community. A great community is support. Local is Support Natural Organic support the entrepreneur, and also realized that I'm not really a skilled operator. I'm my my passion skill is outside of the manufacturing, but I knew that I had to hit certain volumes in order to get to a manufacturing facility where they could focus on other things, sales marketing growing the brand in. So I really worked really hard knowing that there was a light at the end of the tunnel in March. When the became clear the pandemic was going to be serious thing people rushed to the stores to buy toilet paper and energy bars and I'm assuming nut butters to M- assuming you you probably saw a spike in sales is that right? By the way we did we did not across the board, but across the business yes. Then were you bracing for a decline in revenue I know the that Justin's nut butters were purchased by Hormel, in two thousand sixteen. So you've got a parent company, but you're still operate independently and you still work there were you guys kind of bracing for for a decline in revenue? So the first thing we had to do. Was, make sure that everyone in our organization felt safe supported and that they had food that everyone knew that we weren't going to. Shut down our business so I think. Giving people the of security game them the optimism to continue to do their jobs into they're taking care of, and we didn't know what to brace for to be completely honest. We started to reach out for retailers to see what they needed and and they towards exactly what they needed was more product everything flowed downstream so that we reached out to our contract manufacturers to make sure that be saved in supply, and we actually had to make sure that they were taking care of their people having four holidays back to back to back this unprecedented demand in. So the first thing we had to do is kind of cut back on the skew set in our top sellers, and then our manufacturers went to seven days a week, and it's monitoring their progress monitoring stores and allocating to source based on their demanded needs and. Then, pulling resources away from food service and putting them more towards grocery. It's it was wild and it continues
THE NEWS with Anthony Davis
Shocking ICE Abuse of Women Includes Forced Sterilization
"ICE detention center in Georgia is reportedly the site of a mass involuntary sterilization project. A whistle a report published by the nonprofit project south alleges that launched numbers of migrant women held the Irwin County Detention Center, a privately run facility that imprisons undocumented immigrants received hysterectomies that they did not want an which were not medically necessary. The allegations reported project south were I made in a formal complaint by a nurse working at the detention center dorn wooden who describes the conditions there and conversation she had with imprisoned women in detail. The hysterectomies were all allegedly performed by the same outside gynecologist, Mahendra a amine of Douglas Georgia wooden said that one migrant woman referred to. As the Uterus Collector Ameen said that he'd only done one to hysterectomies in the past two, three years responding to the allegations he said everything is wrong and urged reporters to talk to the hospital administrator for more information. The women say they will not told why they were having hysterectomies with some saying they were given conflicting reasons for the procedures reprimanded when about them WHITTEN's account in the project south report was corroborated by two lawyers who said that four women in the facility whom they represent that had been sterilized without medical 'cause and without their consent according to the project South report a detained woman at the Owen County Center said when I met all these women who had surgeries I thought this was like an experimental concentration camp it's like they were experimenting without bodies. As horrific as the allegations are, it's not likely that either the Owen county officials or Dr Amine were experimenting more likely than you exactly what they were doing. In the early twentieth, century White American intellectuals pioneers of race science advancing the idea that undesirable traits could and should be bred out of the population with government planning and selective involuntary sterilization programs. These programs we use to enforce via state law the racist fiction of America as a white country and forced sterilization disproportionately targeted black women. Forced sterilizations like the ones that happen to women of the Irwin County sent him and two women throughout the nation during the twentieth century, a first and foremost human rights violations, cruel abridgement of those women's dignity autonomy and rights to self-determination. But they also statements of white supremacists hostility an assertion by white racists of the thing they most hate and fear. New Americans of color.
Hugh Hewitt
Widow of retired cop killed in St. Louis speaks at GOP convention
"Featured many speeches. One was a moving speech from the widow of a retired black ST Louis police captain. Killed during the rights that erupted after the death of George Floyd and Dorn tearfully recalled the night her 77 year old husband tried to protect a friend store targeted by looters. They shot and killed David in cold blood. And then live streamed his execution, Dorn told the RNC and contrast of those calling to defund the police. President. Trump knows we need more David's in our communities, not fewer Republicans warning this week, the Democrat calls to defund or scale back police departments. Could give rise to even more violence in US cities in Charlotte for the Republican National Convention. Eyeball Agnew, Japanese Prime Minister Ave
Golic & Wingo
Spike Lee and James Dolan are having a silly feud over which MSG entrance Lee can use
"Area obviously the fallout continues on from Spike Lee having to sort of be re routed or potentially routed from the entrance he's been in all these years and it upset him greatly so we went on first take and then the next the next released a statement saying it's laughable that he's playing the victim card and actually posted footage of the VIP entrance and then a touching of hands in some way shape or form with Knicks owner James Dolan and Spike Lee as he was upset about he could use the app is used for twenty four years and about how you feel about that part of it which I understand if the Knicks are trying to avoid that I get that it was handled clumsily I think that's an easy way to say all of this correct yes it was handled in a way that seemed almost designed to draw attention to it yeah after after by the weight Leon rose as the team present the first came with him they beat the rockets right the Knicks are not a good team and they beat a good team and yet this became the story so obviously someone having an issue with James Dorn is a nothing new but be it reminded us of someone else who very recently had a very public issue with that is a square garden and James Dorn that'll be Charles Oakley who was escorted out of the building by executing was told in twenty seventeen by James Dorn you'll never get into MSG again even if you buy a ticket so of course we were gonna have Charles Oakley on the show this morning to talk about what he thought of the Spike Lee situation of what is going on under James Jones ownership and let's just say Charles did not hold back it is a plantation whether it's good bad people won't talk about is real bad over there someone may have been but I think it was twenty years old ten million dollars in new quick about it because though that bill what what is this mail problem bottle control you so much of a control freak then he heard the whole NBA them all immediately this guy hit land every month or every other week with something that don't have many women together with individual people life we should be going to live with them days will be cold with this control freak in all this that if the court would be in the business you have to have people to work for you so you have to go with people to succeed in life you got into trouble operating business you need people to work he was in distress are working every day wow I mean he listen it was a hell of an interview no doubt about it and and and I guess he he kind of gave an answer by saying that he thinks in all honesty the league should take the franchise away from him but that's not gonna happen but he can he compare him to Donald sterling he said because we've pointed out this on numerous occasions that none of this changes while James Dorn is the owner we don't expect some metamorphosis from him and his point was this is so bad for the lead we saw another very different instance but he pointed out the comparison with Donald sterling saying the league stepped in then he believes the league should step in now I I just don't see them doing that and just like we all don't see no matter who the coaches the GM is the president is good likely on rose that it doesn't matter because players are not you if you're gonna build a team what what Charles Oakley said you're not the building through the draft when you draft somebody to come there because big time free agents are not coming to play for the Knicks yeah what happened this past summer they cleared all the cap space in two point prime free agents did they just didn't go to the next they went to the nets and Stephen A. Smith is in on this as well basically saying the culture of the next sadly is still the culture now I can't he can't he can't help the Knicks win and winning you will accept already and still make the culture that you can get that part the only expense but the only person that can fix this culture change though James Dolan have stopped thank hi guys that that's in Charles Oakley brought that I mean you you you you're in New York you have to have a little bit of a tougher widely I mean okay we can bring that up what do you think that's going to happen if we don't we don't there's no chance that we think that's going to happen this guy owns the most or the franchise won the most in all the NBA one fifth in all of sports right in that area four point six billion dollars he is not as we talk about money should make you treat people assert what you treat people but this guy ain't changing no well that's I guess that's the issue and all this right is you look at it and say unless someone else does step in James Dorn is gonna own this team for as long as he wants a life is about what's incentivized writing his behavior based on the numbers that you just said has been incentivized it is been shown Hey this is a lucrative for you it may not win you basketball games but it's going to make you money you're gonna get to feel important and do all the things that come along with owning the Nixon owning Madison Square Garden and yada yada yada on down the list but what can we count on until that is an endless loop of things like this what an endless loop of Fruita futility so much so that if the Knicks are other good it's going to be completely on accident yeah yeah it's going to be just because within the body of a long period of time a broken clock is right twice a day
Afternoon News with Tom Glasgow and Elisa Jaffe
Follow the Seattle Sea Dragons vs. the DC Defenders
"Ten times turn to the dragons and turn them loose in a new pro football league couple spill sorts of details of our the exterior sports desk the XFL's inaugural season kicks off tomorrow with Seattle dragons coach by the sea hawks legend Jim Dorn taking on the defenders in DC how the dragons roster has several former NFL players like will Sutton trying to prove something I will try to give back Dalton and goes to get back into an available you know we don't take it one step at a time there and again as a team as quickly as possible you know you're in the wind you can see the game at eleven tomorrow morning and come TV
BBC World Service
Al-Shabab attacks base used by US, Kenyan troops in Kenya
"The Somali Islamist group al Shabab his attorney to naval base in the canyon Lyman county which has US and Kenyan troops the attack could send the base Amanda bay happened just before Dorn and soy reports the Kenyan ministry has confirmed the attack at its S. trip in Lamoille it is thought that I should Bob were trying to access the nearby comp hosting both US and Kenyan forces witnesses report hearing explosions followed by gunfire thick black smoke could be seen rising from the scene the Kenya defense forces spokesperson kind of point you gonna feed a fire broke out affecting feel tense at the airstrip adding that the talk was repulsed it is the second attempt at the military base hosting US personnel in the
Golic & Wingo
Knicks Rumors: Are David Fizdale, Steve Mills, and Scott Perry's Jobs Safe Amid Woes?
"Terminator words NASCAR ESPN senior NBA insider on the shell pens or performance I protect your engine this winter use pens all synthetic motor oil made from natural gas not crude oil won't so in that regard we don't believe Davis is there will be much longer with this job considering that statement but when we look at next level up and you mentioned this is not a great roster the decisions made in the off season when do Steve mills and Scott Perry's jobs get a look at this point considering Steve mills is now on I think its fifth head coach as the next president of basketball operations James Dorn question and he has shown tremendous confidence and especially Steve mills whose band on the job through several different regimes president of women all the way back to the Isaiah Thomas days you know Phil Jackson comes and runs a team and then we don't see bills gets another I'll run way here as president and you know they're easy history has shown that Dolan has had our favorites clearly see bills one of his favorites and you know I'm told he has all power me now to make a decision on they would've Israel's future and you know whether you know whether they will look at the front office down the line I mean you I mean you know in these jobs if you don't win if there's you need to be a really smart front office guy said to me you know years ago you need to be either you need to have one of two things you need to be able to sell winning or sell hope any kind of look around the N. B. A. you could and and and you can look at the places where you can sell either of them and right now for the next you certainly don't have winning and and I think selling hope is really difficult for where where they are
Press Play with Madeleine Brand
Trump's top immigration official reworks Statue of Liberty poem
"The trump administration's top immigration official is reinterpreting the poem famously engraved on the statue of liberty is NPR's Franco Dorn yes reports the words give me your tired your poor now come with some conditions the trump administration announced new public charge rules that will make it harder for immigrants to use Medicaid or other public benefits to obtain green cards Ken Cuccinelli the acting head of U. S. citizenship and immigration services told NPR's morning edition the meaning of the famous words of Emma Lazarus is self sufficiency when you're tired and your poor who can stand on their own two feet and who will not become a public charge that that quack was put on the statue of liberty at almost the same time as the first public charge wallet
News and Perspective with Taylor Van Cise
'Beverly Hills, 90210' back to TV tonight
"Lee hills nine OO to one OO back to TV tonight with a bit of a twist though more from ABC's Jason Nathanson if you remember the nineties you probably remember that theme song much of the original cast of Beverly hills nine or two one those back Sherman Dorn Jason priestly Jennie Garth Tory spelling and more but they're not played Brenda Brendan Kelly in the rest they're playing versions of themselves one person missing who died earlier this year and dirty tells us that's pretty much why she said yes you know I don't know how many times I said that I would like never go back and I was pretty like adamant about that and then passed away it felt like the right thing to do that's the rumor tonight on fox three citizens at a recent