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We're running here, we're running there, it's time to stop running at the Rochester, Minnesota Art Center so you can see the new exhibit, Walk With Us.

Do you believe for a minute he was talking softly to ahmaud arbery? what's going on, what are you doing? please stop running. do you really believe that for one minute? i'm going to ask you another question. do you think this travis mcmichael who took the stand was the same travis mcmichael from february 23rd? you think the they're the same person? or do you think this is trial preparation? what tone of voice do we have being used by the mcmichaels? >> hello. >> 911. what's the address of your emergency? >> i'm out here at satilla shores. there's a black male running down the street. >> where ...

0 there he goes. this is the white truck. he's still underneath here. here comes somebody to the truck. he's right there. here comes greg mcmichael-he comes around. he gets in. then mr. albenze starts walking down the street. truck pulls out. there goes his arm. there goes his arm. where is the truck? already pulled out. already pulled out and heading down the street. all right. should you trust the statements of travis mcmichael? well, let's go ahead and first take a look at this. he told you he's not going to chase or investigate someone who is armed, and yet all he talked about was, he kept...

A culture war between founders and employees at the software firm is a reminder that new industries aren’t any more caring than old The Basecamp app: the firm recently lost a third of its workforce over a new mission statement. Photograph: Postmodern Studio/Alamy The Basecamp app: the firm recently lost a third of its workforce over a new mission statement. Photograph: Postmodern Studio/Alamy Sat 8 May 2021 11.00 EDT Basecamp is a plucky little (57-person) tech company that makes useful and imaginative project-management software and innovative email software. Or, rather, it was until a for...

Inside the all-hands meeting that led to a third of Basecamp employees quitting The company’s senior leadership wanted to quell employees’ concerns, and only made things much, much worse Illustration by Alex Castro I. At 8AM PT on Friday, a bleary-eyed Basecamp CEO Jason Fried gathered his remote workforce together on Zoom to apologize. Four days earlier, he had thrown the company into turmoil by announcing that “societal and political discussions” would no longer be allowed on the company’s internal chat forums. In his blog post, Fried said the decision stemmed from the fact that �...