And makes sense. Thank you. Check it out.
We appreciate the kind words. Go Caps.
And makes sense. Thank you. Check it out.
We appreciate the kind words. Go Caps.
Thanks, to the Washington Post for this article on social media and new media marketing at the Washington Capitals.
The more bloggers we have following us, the more successful we have become.
The more interactive we become, the crisper our messaging and our rollout of new services.
The more transparency we provide, the more people “get it” and believe in us.
Even when the answers aren’t the ones people are looking for, answering every email is the right thing to do.
Social media is good business. It makes sense to follow our customers who more and more live their life on the net.
TV’s and computers are merging and the definition of networks will change. We need to in the middle of this transformation. We are honored to be considered pioneers and leaders in this field.
You made me happy and I am only hopeful that our fans are happy as well.
We have permission to be happy, to become self actualized.
Thanks for riffing on my book. And Go Caps.
Here is John Buckley’s blog”Tulip Frenzy” where he discusses “The Business of Happiness”. Of course, John was my co author on the book so it was nice of him to make these personal statements. He also links to a nice CNBC interview from this morning. It too was an honor and pleasure working with John on the book. He is a real talent and made me sound way smarter than I really am.
Wow I am so flattered and humbled. The book seems to be selling well and it is available everywhere as of today. See Amazon’s ranking for the book as of today. Amazon ranks 600,000 books being sold, so we are moving up the sales rank. Thank you.
We are also now a Top 3 book in the Happiness category, too. I am doing press tours to help promote the book starting on CNBC this morning.
If you read the book may I ask that you write a quick review on Amazon.com? Reviews are very helpful to the consumer marketplace and help with Amazon’s algorithm that judges popularity for a book. Thanks again!
What a sweet win for Da Saints and awesome news for the city of New Orleans. What a feel good story.
Let us never forget what happened with Katrina such a short time ago. Here is a great film called “Katrina’s Children” to remind us of what once was and what it can be.
Uplifting news and congratulations to the Saints! And they came back and defeated even Mother Nature. Click here to watch this movie.
I am so happy we played the game yesterday afternoon as were 16k fellow Caps fans. All of our employees showed up for the game and the league showcased two great teams. The defending Stanley Cup champs and the team leading the NHL in points that is on a very long winning streak. On Super Bowl Sunday what could be better than that if you love the game of hockey? Some people are calling yesterday’s matinee game the “game of the year” so far.
It was a fun game. A game where we took the Penguins best shot and we still won. A comeback that leaves us feeling humbled even though it is just a regular season game. A win feels pretty good this morning. I empathize with the Pens travel schedule. Having to play back to back games and having travel problems isn’t fair, but we have been on the other side of these same issues. I guess it all evens out in the end.
Thank you for braving the elements. Although to be honest it turned out to be a beautiful day with no traffic and it became an easy commute to and from the game. I was glad I made the decision to go to the game and I believe that the NHL made the right call in NOT rescheduling the game.
If you can believe it, we now have 88 points with 23 games yet to be played. I think one year we qualified for the playoffs with 88 points.
We are on a very important consecutive game winning streak. 14 games in a row place us third in NHL history. This is fun. Enjoy it while it lasts. Go Caps and thank you Caps fans for enjoying the game yesterday afternoon.
Way to go! Almost 11,000 fans attended the Georgetown vs. Villanova game on Saturday during the heart of the snowstorm. Those folks were treated to a great performance as the Hoyas won in convincing fashion.
This team is the real deal. We beat Top 10 teams now with regularity. We are now a Top 10 team ourselves and we are a key player in the best conference in NCAA basketball, the Big East.
We are all very proud of the team and how it seems to get up for the best teams beating Connecticut, Duke, Villanova and Pittsburgh so far this season. Hoya Saxa.
I hear you and I too am snowed in. And my DirecTV isn’t working to boot.
I have been shoveling and hoping to get to the game today at noon. My neighborhood has had power outages for the last 25 hours or so.
Postponing or rescheduling a game is a tough call for the NHL. If both teams are here and the on ice officials are here and the network trucks and staff are here and the building folks have arrived, then it is game on. It has been that way forever for all sports leagues.
We are playing today. I have great empathy for our fans. I do not want to have anyone be in any danger but the game is on. You will all have to use your own judgement as to whether to come to the game.
We can’t offer exchanges for this game. We don’t have any tickets to exchange. We can’t offer refunds. We have to pay all of our expenses as it is game on.
I empathize and I understand some of your concerns but there are times that we must remember we are a part of a league. That league plays in many cities where there is a ton of bad weather and snow and the games go on.
This game is on national TV on Super Bowl Sunday. It is an important event nationwide for NBC. I apologize to those of you who have voiced concern. I have the exact same issues as you do in getting to the game. It is important to realize that weather plays a role in many cities for many games and that as long as the teams, the officials and the building support staffs are in place and the networks can broadcast - it is game on.
I will review this policy with the league, but for now, all we can do is make the best of a tough decision. Thanks for understanding. Go Caps! Wish us luck today.
Wow. You have to watch this film. This is all about inspiration, about hope and about overcoming great odds.
You won’t believe what you are seeing.
Now this is quite a story, 39 Pounds of Love. What a story about Israel as well. So strong and so family-oriented.