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Highlights:   “I resonated with so many folks because they thought if they have the passion and courage to bet on themselves that there was literally nothing that they wouldn’t be able to do. And I was able to show them, kind of, the proven path to get them to where they wanted to go.” - Scott Scheel“I’m a high school educated kid from Cleveland, Ohio. I know that everything that I have accomplished has been through perseverance and blessings but I’m here to try and make everyone’s life better” - Scott Scheel“Always look for a place where you want to retire because it’s great to have assets where you want to end up.” - Scott Scheel“My credibility actually comes much more from the family unit that I have than anything that I’m able to create financially.” - Scott ScheelTimestamps:        [03:52] Scott’s background and how he started in real estate[08:30] How Ralph connected with Scott and what he benefitted from Scott’s real estate training[15:15] On the different path that Scott took, how he’s helping people and some real estate tips[20:18] Some properties that Scott owns or involved with[23:17] How his devotion to values of faith, family, and freedom played into his success[28:18] How Ralph’s entrepreneurial pursuit is an extension of faith, family, and freedom[30:02] On the importance of family and on Scott’s legacy[37:50] What you’ll learn on Scott’s event in Las VegasResources: Join our upcoming Patriot Entrepreneur LIVE Conference June 4th-5th. Take Advantage of our MEMORIAL DAY SPECIAL of 50% OFF! Register here: Patriot LIVE: Benefit Conference - Turley TalksCan't wait to learn more about Scott and want to join him LIVE? Get more info NOW at https://www.turleytalks.com/commercia...Get Your Brand-New PATRIOT T-Shirts and Merch Here: https://store.turleytalks.com/Become a Turley Talks Insiders Club Member: https://insidersclub.turleytalks.com/welcomeFight Back Against Big Tech Censorship! Sign-up here to discover Dr. Steve’s different social media options …. but without the censorship! https://www.turleytalks.com/en/alternative-media.comThank you for taking the time to listen to this episode.  If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe and/or leave a review.Do you want to be a part of the podcast and be our sponsor? Click here to partner with us and defy liberal culture!If you would like to get lots of articles on conservative trends make sure to sign-up for the 'New Conservative Age Rising' Email Alerts. 

Today’s episode is a special one. I am so honored to speak with Ralph DeQuebec, U.S. Marine Corps Veteran, purple heart recipient, true hero and leader.  Ralph models how vulnerability and positive thinking can lead to resilience and courage. In this episode, Ralph shares with listeners his life changing injury in combat and how his journey towards recovery brought him many challenges and lessons that we can all learn from. Ralph outlines how the power of choice helped to rewrite his story to bring him peace and resilience. If you want to feel inspired, you need to listen to this episode.    This episodes dives into:  Ralph DeQuebec shares his story as a U.S. Marine, Sled Hockey 2018 Gold Medalist, and co-founder of the platform “We Are All One Story.” The impact of 9/11 had on Ralph and his journey to joining the Marine Corps.  Ralph honorably shares the story of his injury caused by a bomb explosion while serving our country.  How positive thinking guided Ralph throughout various adverse events in his life.   How Ralph found drive and passion again to continue living. We discuss how small goals bring big changes. The power of choice and mindset. Ralph’s adoration for comradery and his transition from combat to sled hockey. Surrounding yourself with people who will support you in becoming the best version of yourself. Guest Info: Connect with Ralph DeQuebec on Instagram @weareallonestory and @mrbenjaminboom or his website here. 

Show Timeline: Intro- 00:55 Tom Mason- 2:50 FA Cup Rd. 3- 6:57 Arsenal- 9:17 Questions- 32:38 Contracts and Transfer Window- 36:22 End Credits- 50:07 The Southampton Dellivery Podcast is proud to support the work of Kick It Out as they work to tackle racism and discrimination in the game we all love. See how you can get involved at kickitout.org. Saints managed two wins in the FA Cup since the last episode was released. A Tuesday night victory over Shrewsbury and a Saturday afternoon win against Arsenal means a few things for Saints in the coming weeks. 5th round FA Cup Clash with Wolves is set for February 10th, the 5th of 6 matches in 3 weeks for Ralph Hasenhuttl’s side. Saints have further injury concerns with KWP out of action for Tuesday as well. How Ralph manages the minutes over the next couple of weeks will be interesting, to say the least. Joining me this week to recap the past week, answer your questions and look forward it Tom Mason, writer and reporter for Prost International (website here) You can find Tom on Twitter @tommason18 and Instagram @tom_mason19. CONTACT Twitter (@SFCDell_ivery)- https://twitter.com/SFCDell_ivery Instagram (@sfcdell_ivery)- https://www.instagram.com/sfcdell_ivery/ Facebook (facebook.com/sfcdellivery)- https://www.facebook.com/SFCDellivery Email- southamptondellivery@gmail.com Submit questions with #sfcdell Like the show, support it on Patreon. CREDITS and PARTNERS: OUR PARTNERS Southampton Page- on Twitter. Saints Archive- Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, saintsarchive.com LOGO- Matt Beling of the wearesouthampton page on Instagram. MUSIC:  All music in this episode comes courtesy of the Free Music Archive at freemusicarchive.org.  Intro Song- “Epic Song” by BoxCat Games- http://freemusicarchive.org/music/BoxCat_Games/ End of Show/Credits- “Aim is True” by Podington Bear- http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Podington_Bear/ Until next time, cheers. Matt

When you have ambition to achieve something great or step into a bigger and better version of yourself, it all starts with self-belief. Ultimately, You get to decide the life you want to live. On this episode, I dive into this idea that changed everything for my guest Ralph Peterson, a successful business owner, entrepreneur, author, speaker and marathon runner. This episode we cover: The best advice for first time marathoners - How Ralph went from High School dropout to successful entrepreneur - Tips on how to “win” the game of dieting and losing weight - The mindset that can launch you to your next level of success - The best lessons managers and leaders can learn from running. Connect with me on Instagram: https://instagram.com/coachingontherun Get a free toolkit to jumpstart your running!: https://www.coachingontherun.com/  To learn more about Ralph: www.ralphpeterson.com

How important is good photography for interior design marketing? How important is it for the travel and tourism industry? How do you craft the perfect image that portrays what you see? In this episode of the Wingnut Social podcast, professional photographer Ralph Velasco joins Natalie and Darla to share his expertise.Ralph is a professional travel photographer who’s led over 100 international tours over the last 12 years. He is the founder and CEO of Photo Enrichment Adventures and Alla Campagna. Ralph crafts tours that not only immerse you in another culture, but teaches you how to capture what you see in stunning images. What You’ll Hear On This Episode of Wingnut Social[2:04] The latest and greatest in social media marketing[4:00] The importance of good imagery in marketing[6:53] Ralph’s background in photography[7:59] The importance of professional photography[11:14] What works and what really doesn’t[14:25] How to develop an eye for photography[17:15] The impact of social media[22:17] How Ralph navigated COVID-19 [23:56] Top mistakes people make with photography[27:47] The What up Wingnut! Round![30:39] How to connect with Ralph Velasco[37:28] Blooper Reel!Connect with Ralph VelascoPhoto Enrichment AdventuresAlla CampagnaRalph’s blog: Continental DrifterRalph on InstagramRalph on FacebookRalph on TwitterRalphy’s YouTube ChannelRalph’s book: 101 Tips for Developing Your Photographic Eye and MoreResources & People MentionedBOOK: Steve Jobs by Walter IsaacsonTravel + Interior design photography: images sellImages sell your home. Images sell the experience. People want to know what they will see and experience and great photography is the best way to convey that. Ralph scouts his trips at least a year in advance. He captures photographs, takes video, meets people, stays in the hotels, and eats at the restaurants. Then he picks and chooses the best for his tour groups.Ralph emphasizes that “A travel photographer has to be a jack of all genres, master of some.” Photographers specialize in architecture, people, food, and much more. But a travel photographer has to be good at everything. Photographers are story-tellers. They have to tell the story of a place, a region, or a country. Perhaps you’re telling the story of the interior of a home. To do that, Ralph notes that you want to start with big wide establishing shots. Then take the medium shots that show a portion of the room. Then you dive into the detail shots. The way to differentiate your photography is always in the details. Everyone gets the “postcard” shot. But the people that capture the details in the photos differentiate themselves from everyone else.How do you develop an eye for photography? How do you learn to drill down deeper into the scene and capture the soul of it? Listen to hear Ralph’s advice. Two tips that will transform your photographyRalph jokes that “If you don’t like getting up early, be a writer.” But it’s actually true. Photography is all about taking advantage of the best possible light. In the morning, the sun is low in the sky and you experience golden hour with long soft shadows. Think about how the light impacts your subject and get proper exposure. When you’re photographing something or someone, Ralph advises looking beyond them. How does the background or the foreground impact the photograph? Is there something that will ruin the composition of the photo? Ralph will move around to see how the scene is changing in relation to his subject. He is in control of the scene. He recommends that you place your subject against a clear background whenever possible. People would get 10x better photographs if they cultivated an awareness of the light and the background. Listen to the whole episode for more of Ralph’s tips + tricks. He also shares how his business has transformed and how social media is his #1 marketing stream. Connect With Darla & Wingnut Socialwww.WingnutSocial.comOn FacebookOn Twitter: @WingnutSocialOn Instagram: @WingnutSocialDarla’s Interior Design WebsiteCheck out the Wingnut Social Media Lab Facebook Group!1-877-WINGNUT (connect with us for your social media marketing needs) Subscribe to The Wingnut Social Podcast on iTunes, Google Podcasts, or TuneInAudio Production and Show notes byPODCAST FAST TRACKhttps://www.podcastfasttrack.com

Ralph Sutton is the host of the SDR Show, Good Sugar Podcast and owner of Gas Digital Network. We discuss how the SDR Show and Gas Digital came to be, How Ralph's radio background prepared him for the podcast world, We talk about our parent's deaths, Reddit, Why Ralph thinks Gas Digital gets more cancel threats than Compound Media, Jay Oakerson's joke about Rob Halford and more! Feeling Spicy? Go to Silk City Hot Sauce and use the code CMP for 15% off your order plus a free Cherry Sriracha and cool stickers! Feeling Sexy? Go to Blue Chew dot com and use the code CMP for your first order free just pay $5 for shipping!

Welcome back to another edition of Move The District Podcast!  I am joined by my buddy, Ralph Navarrete, who is a coach at Formula Running Center, a Lululemon Ambassador, and an endurance runner.  Ralph is an overall student of wellness and loves learning about new ways to help people reach their physical, mental, and nutritional goals. Topics discussed: How Ralph discovered his passion for fitness Bridging the divide of movement and how we can promote the best version of people How to avoid letting your impression of a professional blanket that entire industry Understanding what opportunities are available to you at any given moment in life How Ralph tries to cater to everyone in a group setting Ralph's top fitness industry pet peeve Reach out to Ralph: Via Instagram: @ralph.fitness Via website: www.formularunning.com

One of the reasons there’s poor management in the mortgage sector is the lack of education. People end up in managing positions, without really understanding the full landscape, and that affects how the entire industry develops and influences the lives of so many people.It’s time for some change, don’t you agree?Ralph intends to disrupt the way you think about the mortgage industry, the way you see the business, and the way you do business. He encourages people to think outside the box, take some shots, and try different things.In today’s episode, I am joined by my friend, Ralph, who is living proof that you can form friendships in business and business in friendships. We take the pulse of the mortgage industry today, stressing the need for more education – both for buyers and sellers - and we dive into predictions for the foreseeable future.Ralph Dibugnara is a nationally recognized mortgage expert and a frequent real estate industry commentator, featured in CNBC, Fox Business, Forbes, Huffington Post, and several other top-tier media outlets. With over 15+ years of experience, he is the President of Home Qualified and Vice President at Cardinal Financial, and focuses on the millennial demographic and redefining the role of the banker in today’s buyer-centric real estate market.A frequent industry commentator, Ralph is laser-focused on the trends and tides of the new world real estate game, so listen to Episode 39 of Deposit That, to learn the latest tendencies in this industry, especially with everything that’s going on in the US, today.Questions I ask:Do you think that it was very important learning sales first, then add to your God-given talent of management skills? (01:46)What do you think causes the poor lack of leadership and management, specifically in the mortgage industry? (02:36)How do you set your goals and what your future plans are, in a daily environment? (22:12)Do you think loan officers are still a value nationwide? (28:33)How do we get out to the consumer that not every rate is for every single person, and we don’t control that? (34:21)What do you see happening over the next 90 days in the marketplace? (39:33)In this episode, you will learn:Ralph’s background and how he got into the mortgage business. (00:58)The importance of developing a personal brand. (07:36)How having a routine was one of the contributors to Ralph’s success. (14:27)How Ralph views the recruiting process in this industry. (26:23)The vision behind the “real estate disruptors”. (29:11)Ralph’s Deposit That advice. (43:37)Connect with Ralph:LinkedInInstagramCardinal Financial WebsiteHome Qualified Website See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

I was recently interviewed by Ralph Brogden of Rebelpreneur Radio, and I am excited to share that with you. I talk with him about my career, and that I was in the sales and corporate world for over 20 years. I got to a point where my job controlled my life, and I was living every day with anxiety and overwhelm. Then I heard the “Lifecoach School Podcast” and it piqued my interest and I decided to take coach training. Now I help women design the work/life balance they need. Topics in this episode How Ralph defines work/life balance The difference between finding balance and designing it Balance doesn’t mean 50/50 Why is this a problem for women in particular? The importance of setting time limits How to find the time to design your balance

This episode is dedicated to what Facebook advertising strategies are working right now (since they are always shifting and changing). Ralph and Molly give us juicy updates on the new ad features coming to Instagram and Facebook, the ad types and templates working best for them, and how Tier 11 is using a Trello board to test different concepts and hooks. IN THIS EPISODE YOU’LL LEARN: Instagram’s new update to put ads on their Explore page Reach estimates for custom audiences are coming back in July (!!!) Three types of ads working really well right now: Video ads with text banner at the top, ads with five gold stars at the top of the newsfeed text, Yankee Clipper ads, The 2 ad templates to use: Testimonial and review How Ralph is using his Trello board to change his agency LINKS AND RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: Instagram will start putting ads within the Explore page BOOM! By Cindy Joseph | Ad Library Facebook Ad Library The Five Levels of Customer Awareness Episode 207: 6 Scroll-Stopping Facebook Ad Copy Secrets Every Advertiser Should Know Thanks for joining us this week. Want to subscribe to Perpetual Traffic? Connect with us on iTunes and leave us a review. iTunes not your thing? Find us on Spotify, Stitcher, TuneIn, or at DigitalMarketer.com.

In this episode, we discuss... How Ralph became interested in fusion The ways climate change goals shape Public Service Enterprise Group's energy strategy The importance of tackling climate change through nuclear energy and energy efficiency

In this first Podcast of OffGrid with Ralph and Vicki, we will take a deeper look into the lives of Ralph and Vicki Cianciarulo. We will dive into where they came from, How Ralph got into the archery business, and how they broke ground in the television industry. This in-depth look will show fans more about America’s Favorite Hunting Couple™. And give the fans an intimate look into the people they have seen on their television screens for the last 30+ years.

Ralph Oberg - mountain painter - is an avid mountaineer and wilderness backpacker. His paintings reflect a deep love of the wilderness and unspoiled nature. Painting both outdoors and in his studio, Ralph captures the beauty of both the landscape and the wildlife that inhabits it. As a long time member of Plein Air Painters of America, Ralph is a gentle and kind teacher to those who want to learn the art of painting. In this conversation, you will hear: 1. How Ralph’s skills as an artist grew by learning from other accomplished artists. 2. His sense of urgency in preserving the high glaciers whose existence are threatened. 3. The importance of developing a strong work ethic as a painter and the need to always be honing your skills as a painter. 4. He also laments the sport-i-fication of plein air painting - but also sees the benefits of it. 5. It’s never too late to learn and enjoy painting. Ralph Oberg website: http://www.ralphoberg.com Artful Painter website: https://theartfulpainter.com  

Have you ever been involved in creating mural art? Do you know the intricacies and details involved with creating artwork on such a large scale? What about commissioned mural artwork in public spaces? My guest, Ralph Gilbert was kind enough to open up and share about his experience creating mural art and winning several commissioned art projects. He also goes on to share about his personal artwork, how poetry influences his art, his creative process, habits that have helped him succeed, and much more! Make sure to check out images of his artwork located at the end of this post. Mural Art and working in public view An interesting aspect of mural art is it's large a scale and how rooted in place it is. These are just two of several aspects of mural art that artist Ralph Gilbert and I talked about in our conversation. Ralph shared a couple of fascinating observations from his recent work at the Saint Paul Union Depot in Minnesota. During this project which included arched tops and much of the work on scaffolding, Ralph experienced unique interactions with the public as his work was ongoing. He tells of one interaction with a community member that influenced an on the spot change in the work he was creating, it was to include a depiction of an individual with a physical disability. I was enraptured with Ralph’s stories of creating mural art and I know artists like you will get a lot of enjoyment out of it too. Commissioned Artwork Have you had any opportunities to create commissioned artwork? What was your experience like? What impressions or assumptions do you have about commissioned artwork? My guest, Ralph Gilbert had the opportunity to work on a handful of commissioned pieces throughout his career as an artist. In our conversation, he explained what the process was like to enter and be considered for committed artwork in a public setting. While commissioned artwork only represents a small portion of Ralph’s portfolio it was great to get his input and perspective on this important and public expression of art in communities all across our nation. Visual imagery and text What are the subjects that inspire you and spark that impulse to create your artwork? Is it a landscape, the human body, everyday objects, or something different entirely? My guest, Ralph Gilbert shared with me that poetry captures his imagination and provides that creative spark that inspires him often when he approaches his canvas. Ralph doesn’t see this work he creates as an illustration per say, it truly is more of an inspiration than anything else. He went on to describe the type of poetry that he associates with his creative process and they tend to always focus on human relationships and an insight into the nature of being and desire. It was really intriguing to hear Ralph describe his relationship to poetry and how that informs and inspires the artwork he creates. The Habit of Showing Up What are some of the habits that have empowered you in your creative journey as an artist? Is it a ritual you go through each time you approach your canvas? Or maybe for you, it's music or that one art book that just somehow seems to get the creative juices flowing. When I asked my guest Ralph Gilbert what habits have helped him on his journey as an artist, the first thing he put forward was the habit of showing up. It may not sound sexy or unorthodox but it is a very real and honest truth. As the saying goes, “80 percent of life is showing up.” Ralph finds a lot of truth in that saying and how it plays out in his success as an artist. He also shared with me that the habit of working on multiple projects at once has really allowed him the freedom to move in and out from one piece of artwork to another one depending on where he feels like spending his time on that given day. What lessons can you take away from Ralph’s story? What habits work well for you? Outline of This Episode [1:50] I introduce my guest, Ralph Gilbert. [3:20] How Ralph got started as an artist. [9:00] Lessons Ralph learned from working at Disney. [10:30] Ralph describes his mural artwork. [16:30] How public input influenced Ralph’s mural work. [23:30] Commissioned and public artwork. [33:00] Ralph talks about his personal artwork. [35:00] Poetry and it’s impact on Ralph’s artwork. [38:30] The association between visual imagery and text. [40:30] A series based on the dream life of babies. [45:00] Ralph talks about his process when creating his artwork. [48:00] How being colorblind has impacted Ralph’s work. [53:00] Habits that have helped Ralph succeed as an artist. Other artists mentioned on this episode William Shakespeare W.B. Yeats Carol Ann Duffy Cecil Day-Lewis Lisa Zaran William Carlos Williams Edgar Degas Henri de Toulouse Jack Zajac Resources Mentioned on this episode http://www.ralphgilbert.com/ www.callforentry.org www.publicartist.org https://www.brainpickings.org/ Connect With Antrese On Facebook On Pinterest On Instagram On Twitter

Ralph and his wife Karen, like many people, fell in love with Paris. However, instead of doing what most people would of done, they began buying property in Paris & Nice. Since then, they have been successfully operating a vacation rental business remotely. In this episode we learn how Ralph and Karen have created a remotely operated business process, and how they’ve overcome the tragedies brought on upon by recent terrorist attacks.   Show Notes   How Ralph wound up in going from Houston to Paris Picking out his first real estate property Ralph’s encouraging thoughts on trying out the business Developing processes and systems to automate a business Packing Ralph packages multiple destinations in one trip for guests How Ralph leverages his vacation rental websites How tragic terrorist attacks impacted Ralph’s businesses in Paris & Nice How to deal with adversities like natural disasters Why Ralph resisted using AirBnB Knowing when it’s right to quit the business Using Youtube to fix random problems   Resources   Rent Responsibly (Sponsor) Paris Nice Vacations Inner Circle   Lastly….   If you enjoyed this episode and would like to support us, please leave us a review and subscribe to us on iTunes (or whichever podcast platform you use). It makes a world of difference.  

Ralph Covert (Ralph's World, Bad Examples) jumps in my car to eat goat tacos from Taqueria Atontonilco in Pilsen (1637 S Blue Island Ave). Ralph's an incredibly talented songwriter, and we cover a lot of ground: The early days of Bad Examples and the DIY foundation the band was built on Condoms-as-band-marketing The Chicago music scene of the 1990s The impact of grunge on Bad Examples' momentum How Ralph's World came to be ("let's approach it like an indie rock thing") Ralph's decades of circling around Billy Corgan, and vice versa How Ralph reacted when he learned he was nominated for a Grammy award How Ralph measures success A heart rending story about a listener touched by Ralph's World's music The first single from the next Ralph Covert album, "Amen Alex Chilton is Sleeping" (Stick around until the end to hear it! Thanks to Ralph Covert for allowing it to be included in this episode!) The upside of creative crowdsourcing Ralph's talented daughter, Fiona Grey interrupts the podcast about 30 minutes in and Ralph promises to bring her a goat taco The Boost Mobile social media messages of the week come from listeners Rebecca P., Will K., Rachel G. and Lala Ralph distracts me while I'm reading the social media messages Car Con Carne is presented by Boost Mobile. They rock.    

In this episode, you will learn about tracking conversions from Ralph Thompson, President and Chief Brain of eBrains. Formally trained as in finance and as a CPA, Ralph gained basic experience with Price Waterhouse Coopers and then moved on to NYSE regional banking firm where he advanced to become a top finance and administration executive over 10 years. He took his first entrepreneurial step as co-owner and COO of The Martin Agency (an Ad Age Agency of the Year) where he grew the company from 20 people to 250 over a 10 year period before selling it to Interpublic Group. His next adventure started when he co-founded eBrains to focus on digital marketing in the travel and tourism industry. eBrains is celebrating its 18th year. The company was sold three years ago to a DC marketing holding company and Ralph remains in his role as President and Chief Brain. Ralph enjoys using ample blessings of both sides of the brain to help brands leverage the digital marketing space to drive more measurable incremental ROI. He enjoys spending time with his wife of 48 years, two children, 3 grandchildren and collaborating with friends and colleagues. Ralph enjoys golf, wine, great food and travel. What you’ll learn about in this episode: Ralph’s background How Ralph used co-registration with Virginia Tourism to reduce the cost of sending out travel guides from $12 to $2 at a time when co-registration was looked down upon How Ralph has figured out how to track a much higher than average percent of conversions How Ralph used digital strategies to inspire overnight stays in Buffalo and Niagara Falls from nearby Ontario Canada travelers. Why a simplistic measurement is better than no measurement How Ralph encourages his team to invent best practices rather than follow best practices The mobile Cost Per Action (CPA) network that Ralph is working on Why you need to leverage your own resources and develop strategic partnerships to deliver the best possible product How to find the best partners or “co-petitors”

Pittsburgh native Ralph Cindrich sits down with Craig Wolfley to discuss his life from growing up in Pittsburgh, his playing days and his legendary run as an NFL agent in which Ralph chronicles in his new book “NFL Brawler.” Two NFL Brawlers. One Hard-Hitting Podcast. PODCAST TALKING POINTS: - Ralph on growing up in Avella, Pa. - How Ralph single-handedly started the Pitt-Penn State beef by turning down Paterno - The legendary coaches Ralph played under in the NFL - Funny stories now weren't that funny when they happened... - The Thunderbolt - when Ralph met his wife, Mary Rose - Going from playing in the NFL to representing NFL players - Why players shouldn't always go for the highest dollar - Ralph treated players like family, not clients - Changes in the NFL and NFL players from back then to today Former Pittsburgh Steelers offensive lineman and now broadcaster Craig Wolfley podcasts on news from the Steelers, the NFL and the sports world at large, with the occasional odd story thrown in. Craig often has current and former NFL players as guests. The Craig Wolfley Podcast is proudly sponsored by J & D Waterproofing. Call them at 1-800-VERY-DRY