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STP's BLOG 03/31/14 "The Tonight Show!"
by STP
posted Mar 31 2014 8:09AM
Emerald City Comicon was this past weekend. Did you go to ECCC? Vicky was there… A. Her costume rules, even though I have no idea who she is, and B. The Muppets that she got a pic with look awesome, especially my man, Animal!
I know that I am stating the obvious, but DAMN Jimmy Fallon has been knocking it outta the park as host of the Tonight Show! I came across this clip…and this once again reminds me of Johnny Carson! I'm a huge fan of Johnny, I grew up watching him and always loved the bits he did and the way he interacted with his guests…even though I love Letterman, and think that Kimmel and Conan are great…no one has been able to garner comparisons to Johnny until Fallon. The crazy part is that I never expected to like Jimmy, I thought he was a fun like-able guy, but the man is doing the legacy of the Tonight Show justice with his version. Here are a couple examples…this one is with Billy Joel:
I loved this bit with AHH-NOLD…
I just love the attention to detail on this one that features Kevin Bacon going back to his "Footloose" days!
And now… a cute picture of Lulu…peeking in on me….
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STP's BLOG 03/28/14 "One Demanding Puppy"
by STP
posted Mar 28 2014 7:38AM
If you aren't my SnapChat bud, you really are missing out on some quality "snaps" like this…
Hit me up on SnapChat…my name is STP9
So our pup, Lulu, is a very demanding pup. If you don't show her attention she will either slam her tail on the couch until you rub her belly…or she will just stare at one of us and growl…it's hilarious!
Today's video Blog features a moment during our interview with Nick Frost, where we read some text messages for him. Plus the Rev presents to him a Bacon drawing he made.
Listen to the whole interview
Here is the same video if you are on your phone...
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STP's BLOG 03/27/14 "Nick Frost & Daniel Bryan"
by STP
posted Mar 27 2014 7:42AM
Today was a star studded event! Big thanks to Nick Frost for joining us! You know Nick from Shaun Of The Dead, Hot Fuzz, Paul, The World's End, etc...and he is starring in a new film called Cuban Fury, which is out April 11th.
Also on the show…WWE Superstar, and my opinion…the future WWE Champ, Daniel Bryan! Daniel is taking on Triple H in what I think many would agree is the most anticipated match at Wrestlemania 30. If our boy from Aberdeen beat "The Game", he will then get to be in the main event… a triple threat match between Randy Orton and Batista. I'm calling it right now…Daniel is leaving New Orleans with the title.
Colorado's governor, John Hickenlooper, used to brew beer for a living, and now he has new beer taps in his home… Yes, there are now beer taps in the governor's mansion! How cool is this? That is some straight up Rob Ford style of politics haha! I don't blame him, if I was Governor and someone wanted to turn my basement into a small hockey rink for me and my bro's to play some pick up hockey….you bet your ass I would get that! What about you?
What odd thing do you have in your home, or would like in your home? Here are some of the texts we got:
I'm a hockey player like STP, I would have an ice rink. Josh, Everett
A theater size popcorn popper Oly garbage man
I want a batcave in my house. All the gadgets, outfits, everything. Then... I can become batman. :-D
I have a Snapple fridge filled with beer in slider racks. It's awesome offering someone a beer
I think it'd be awesome to have a professional movie set for making XXX films in my house. I could rent it out an watch the magic happen. That sounded a lot better in my head before I actually typed it out.
A bowling alley would be awesome! Or an indoor the trap range!
I wish I had a wood fired brick oven for making pizza.
My housewarming present to myself was a Jager machine like you see at the bars. Ice cold Jager at the push of a button
BJ: I have an aquarium in my home, and I don't mean 1 fish tank. I have close to 100 tanks in my home. My husband and I breed freshwater aquarium fish. --jess
Hey Toppy... STP I want a Trapper's Sushi bar in my man cave! Going for A.Y.C.E. laters... LAKEWOOD LARRY...
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STP's BLOG 03/26/14 "Ayron Jones on the STP-CAST!"
by STP
posted Mar 26 2014 6:46AM
Another great win last night for the T-Birds! It was Two For Tuesday at the Showare Centrer, game 3 of the first round of the WHL playoffs…and once again the T-Birds and the Everett Silvertips treated all of us to a great game. It went to overtime, and Matthew Barzal from the Birds scored to win it! it!
The highlight of the game had nothing to do with the game…it had everything to do with a conversation I overheard with two drunk dudes sitting next to me.. I tweeted about it…
Huge thanks to Ayron Jones for coming in yesterday to perform on the STP-CAST.
If you haven't heard Ayron Jones & The Way, you are missing out. Check them out here:
. These guys have a raw bluesy sound that really strikes a nerve with me. I need to see them live, and I hope to in the near future.
Ayron's voice and songs are damn good…one of my favorite songs off of his debut CD "Dream" is a song called "My Love Remains", and he performed it on the STP-CAST yesterday. If you missed it, Listen to the full podcast on iTUNES or Stitcher (search STP-CAST) or
Here is the same video for those on a phone…
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STP's BLOG 03/25/14 "T-Birds Playoff Hockey!"
by STP
posted Mar 25 2014 7:48AM
If you don't have plans tonight…you should totally go to the Seattle T-Birds game! It's playoff time, and the T-Birds and the Everett Silvertips are facing each other in the playoffs for the first time, and the first 2 games have been awesome…so far the Birds are up 2-0 in the best of 7 series! Tonight is 2 For Tuesday… 2 tix for the price of one, 2 dollar beers, 2 dollar hot dogs, etc! You know I'll be there! Get tix
Playoff hockey is so exciting…the guys battle all 60 seconds (UPDATE: They also play hard the other 59 minutes haha), and on Saturday I went to the Showare Center for game one, and the place was rocking!
The T-Birds goalie, Taran Kozun, put on a clinic, he faced 39 shots (19 shots in the second period alone) and only let up one goal to lead his team to a "W"!
When the game ended, I love it when the players show some love to the fans….
Before we went to the game, of course we had to hit up the Trappers Sushi in Kent Station, it was so damn good…and yes, I ate my own roll (the STP Roll).
This morning we were talking about this… a new survey asked couples to name the top trivial things they fight over most often. Here are the top six . . .
1. The remote.
2. Things that make bills slightly more expensive.
3. Taking out the trash.
4. Other household chores, like dishes and laundry.
5. Who cooks dinner.
6. Who has to get out of bed to turn the lights off.
And now...a funny picture of Lulu…post-shower…
And here is Lulu "drying off!:
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STP's BLOG 03/19/14 "Cam Girlz"
by STP
posted Mar 19 2014 8:10AM
This week's STP-CAST might be our best yet...it's a very random and fun interview with a local cam-girl named Aella. She, and director Sean Dunne joined us to talk about the film he is making "Cam Girlz" – get more info at
This is a behind the scenes moment from the STP-CAST with our bud GregR from The End, and web cam girl Aella, as I learned that she is a fan of the Rubik's Cube, and GregR is a master of the "Cube"....
Check out the entire interview with Aella and Sean on my podcast this week...it's a good one! You can find it on Stitcher, iTUNES (search for STP-Cast), or
So I know that I have blogged about Golden Tate before, but I have to share this. As I have said before, I don't blame Golden one bit for leaving...and I get why the Hawks didn't want to pay him as much as the Lions. I do not understand why Hawks fans are freeaking out, some people need to get their panties out of that bunch that they are dealing with.
That being said, I think Golden needs to stay off Twitter for a bit...feeding the trolls will never fix things, he needs to just deal with the fact that there will be a vocal minority on Twitter that is going to troll him about leaving. I did enjoy this exchange with Golden and a Hawks fan named Melissa, especially when another fan named Shane steps in to support Golden...it's hilarious, some serious Twitter Drama. Here it is, feel free to act it out in your head with some silly voices:
Golden Tate: It's crazy how I gave everything to a group of people, and they still feel I owe them something. #keepitclassy
Melissa: by you leaving it shows your money hungry, where you start you finish.
Golden Tate: and this tweet just shows you have clue about anything...
Shane: a disgrace to our fan base. Applaud the man that played a huge role in our only SB win, not disrespect. #GoHawks
Melissa: get off my twitter, yo
Shane: no, you get off mine.
Shane: from the sound of it, you were the one bitter. Gtfo here lol. Go back to your cave.
Melissa : its called a home, by bitch
Shane: no, it's called a cave, you troll.
Today's Video Blog features the new Rock Girls...here they are strutting their stuff at our party on Friday at the Tulalip Casino. If you want to see pix, go
Here is the same video if you are reading this on your phone...
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STP's BLOG 03/18/14 "Celeb Siri"
by STP
posted Mar 18 2014 6:47AM
This morning we somehow got talking about Siri, and I mentioned how I'm surprised that they haven't unveiled a line of "celebrity" Siri voices…especially for someone like BJ, who is a big Star Wars fan, they could have a Yoda Siri. I thought it would be awesome to have a Flavor Flav Siri/GPS… as we are talking about this, the text's start flying in about other celebrity Siri voices…here are some of them:
How about Jason Statham
Sean Connery siri!
Ozzy voice
Washed up axle rose siri
How about Darth Vader?
Sean Connery Siri would be awesome
I've always wanted Barry White syrie
Liam niesin Siri
I'd do R2-D2 Siri so I wouldn't understand it without C3-PO Siri
Hulk Hogan siri
Transformer voice gps and siri
Samuel L Jackson SIRI?
Pennywise the Clown Siri
morgan freeman voice!!!
More pictures have been posted from our Meet The Rock Girl party…these 2 might be my favorites…
Here are a few more, but you can check them all out
Over the weekend, BJ had Vicky over to play board games, and they got Chinese Food…which led to what might be the best Vine I have ever seen!!
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STP's BLOG 03/17/14 "Rock Girl Party"
by STP
posted Mar 17 2014 6:57AM
Thanks to everyone that came out to the Meet The Rock Girl party at the Tulalip Casino! What an awesome time! The place was packed before we even started…here are a couple of pix we took:
Big props to our bud Stevie…he tweeted this to us from his Twitter (@CookStevie_S)… I was taking apic with the Rock Girls for our photographer, Iron Mike, and Stevie got a "behind" the scenes shot…
Here is a pic of Lulu looking fierce…this is what she does when we blow in her face!
Today's video blog features The Pink Slips. Who are they? It's Grace McKagan's band. Who is Grace? She is Duff McKagan's 16 year old daughter. I have to say, they sounded awesome on Friday morning when we had them on. If you missed it…check em' out here:
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STP's BLOG 03/14/14 "Jesse from Breaking Bad!"
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posted Mar 14 2014 6:41AM
Have I mentioned how awesome "Need For Speed" is? It's awesome! It's in theaters as of today…here is a trailer:
The film stars Aaron Paul from Breaking Bad…it was awesome last month when we had Aaron in studio with director Scott Waugh, and I got to share with him the story behind me becoming a fan of Breaking Bad!
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STP's BLOG 03/13/14 "See Ya Golden Tate!"
by STP
posted Mar 13 2014 8:03AM
Man, everyone is talking about Golden Tate as he decided to sign with the Detroit Lions. Most people are showing him love and thanking him for helping the team win the Super Bowl, but some people were losing their minds yesterday. I don't get it. So I tweeted about it….
I know, I know…he said in an interview that he would take less to stay here…and I bet if the deals were very close he would have…but he's getting over 12 million guaranteed! For an NFL player, that's the most important part of the deal…yes, he got a 5 year deal for over 30 million…but if the team decides to cut him next year or before the 5 years are up, he won't get all the money. Sure it's a game and a passion for us fans, but it's a business at the end of the day. Plus…the Hawks will be fine...until they give me reason to worry, Pete & John have made smart decisions since they started running the organization.
Tomorrow if you are looking for a movie to go out and see…I highly recommend checking out Need For Speed…it's the movie based on the video game that stars Aaron Paul, Jesse from Breaking Bad. If you like fast paced action films with great car chase/race scenes…this is right up your ally! Just recently we were lucky enough to have Aaron in studio…as a Breaking Bad fan, that was an awesome experience!
Today's video blog features Aaron Paul (Jesse in Breaking Bad)! Aaron and director Scott Waugh joined us to chat about their new movie Need For Speed…here is part 1 of our chat.
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STP's BLOG 03/12/14 "#1 Star Wars Fan"
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posted Mar 12 2014 7:05AM
This morning we started off with BJ replaying a few of the finer moments from the STP-CAST.
Over the years the guys have learned that I pronounce words differently than most…like the word "ruin" – I say "roon". Last week, Toppy called me out for how I say YOLK...
Well on this week's STP-CAST, I butchered another word…and it all stemmed from our voicemail segment when a "Titanic Douche" left a message for us…
On this week's STP-CAST we Celebrate 3/11 day...the guys "troll" me, and well... Topshelf Kisw wrote this blurb about this weeks show, and it sums it up best!
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This morning I confused BJ with my new shirt! I'm just bringing the 2 worlds together!
And now…a cute pic of Lulu….
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STP's BLOG 03/11/14 "Moses Bread Re-Signs!"
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posted Mar 11 2014 10:48AM
I am so pumped that the hawks re-signed Michael Bennett! A, he's a monster out on the field and you can't let a guy like that go…between him and Cliff Avril, our pass rushing is the best in the league, I would've hated to see what would have happened without him. Not to mention I would hate to see him do the "Ravishing" Rick Rude dance with another team…
Plus…and more importantly…he has the best Twitter handle in all of sports:
Have you seen the new segment that the NFL network is doing with Michael and his brother martellus? It's a fun watch…check it out!
A new YouTube video called "The Ice Cream Van" is making the rounds….have you seen it…I feel bad laughing as the kid cries, but I am sure he is OK, and it's pretty damn funny….
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The Mouse Guard are essentially wandering knights who serve a widespread kingdom. Mice have many natural predators and the guard has been established to protect citizens and keep the peace. But the kingdom is not simply threatened by snakes and owls. There are also enemies within.
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Great premise and excellent world -building -- I just wish the story had more meat. Give me more!!
Story's a bit thin, but the art's gorgeous. Also, I have a soft spot for stories with mouse protagonists.
This is an enjoyable story complemented with superb artwork. Each page is a pleasure for the eye. And the characters are so darn cute! If you're looking for a little more, "Mouse Guard: Spring 1153" was a single-issue release for 2010's Free Comic Book Day, and you can read it here: http://graphicly.com/archaia-comics/mouse-guard-free-comic-book-day/2010. Similarly, "The Tale of the Wise Weaver" was released in 2011 and is here: http://graphicly.com/archaia-comics/mouse-guard-free-comic-book-day/2011
I love the art work, and the story is charming. Audiences of all ages can find something to enjoy in this series.
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The story is interesting enough, but the artwork will make you believe, literally. Words fail me to describe how perfectly drawn this book is: it is beyond good, it is the uncanny essence of mouse. David Petersen: If you have nothing else to do, adapt Dumas' full Three Musketeers into a moused version, it would look great (even if it has been done by Tom, Jerry, and Tuffy).
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David Petersen has created a nice piece of work in Mouse Guard. He's written a solid, straightforward adventure drama and illustrated it with some of the most beautiful comics artwork I've ever seen. Mouse Guard is about a quasi-Medieval society of mice who live in mouse-made cities and towns, spread out across "the Territories." Under threat from bad weather and natural predators, the areas outside the cities and towns are patrolled by the Mouse Guard, cloaked & armed protectors of mousekind. The six chapters of Fall 1152 tell a fast-paced story of four members of the Mouse Guard uncovering conspiracy and rebellion in the Territories.
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Just saw that too! What the crap?!?
Go Braves!
Well... that is unfortunate
Next man in=Morris.
"Winning isn't everything, it's the only thing."
Um, OK.
Can we have Amardi back?
That will hurt ISU with Bubu's experience at the point guard position.
I noticed that during the low periods of my life, when I was suffering from anguish, sorrow or defeat, I could see only one set of footprints, so I said to the Lord,
You promised me Lord, that if I followed you, you would walk with me always. During the most trying periods of my life there has only been one set of footprints in the sand. Why, when I needed you most, have you not been there for me?
Because, says the Lord, Sandpeople always ride single-file, to hide their numbers.
Sad for him if true. Most of us gave him the benefit of the doubt for the situation last year ( and maybe deservedly so) but this is disappointing.
I hope he gets everything straightened out.
What's the story?
Interesting. Makes the Kane transfer even that much more important.
-Be kind. That is something you will never regret. You will never say to yourself when you are old "I wish I was not good to that person".
That'd explain us offering that juco 5'11" pg. i guess.
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Next man in=Morris.
Or Naz
The sky is the limit. We are trying to win every game. We are going to try to get to that big stage, the Final Four, and play on. Morris (May 2014)
If you take a look at this group, were extremely talented 1-15. We have a lot of talented guys in this locker room all guys who are willing to put their agendas aside to win. That separates good teams from great teams. Niang (Oct 2014)
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That'd explain us offering that juco 5'11" pg. i guess.
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That'd explain us offering that juco 5'11" pg. i guess.
I don't think so, we already knew he wasn't going to be back next year.
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No, it's not a typo or misspelling. In my house, it often seems like we've spent more time lately talking about the other Chaney--that's Don, the just-fired coach [1] of the New York Knicks [2], not Dick [3], the should-be-fired-Vice president.
(My daughter is a basketball junkie. Like her father, she knows stats I've never heard of; she can tell you where some NBA player played college ball; who famously failed in what playoff series or who coached which championship team in 1986. In the mornings, as I scan the news pages, she's got her nose buried in the New York Times sports section. She frequently ends her days with Pete Vecsey's New York Post column "Hoop du Jour." In between, she plays small forward for her JV team. Her ambition is to be the first woman coach in the NBA.)
Irate Knicks fans have been recently calling for Chaney's scalp for misleading the team into one too many losses. At last Friday's blowout home game against the Houston Rockets [4], the unforgiving crowd began chanting "Fire Chaney" before the first quarter even ended. The taunts re-surfaced this past Monday toward the end of an overtime loss to Dallas [5]. Then, today, the axe finally fell (even though, as my daughter stresses, any coach needs a couple of weeks after a team gets new players, as the Knicks [2] just did, before they can be fairly judged.)
So, if this Chaney can be fired for misleading a basketball team, shouldn't the other Cheney [3] go as well for a far more serious offense--misleading the country?
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Steady Days: A Journey Toward Intentional, Professional Motherhood
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You can apply the same techniques of efficiency, intention, and purpose that you've used in other careers to your most important position in life-motherhood. Steady Days takes you through the process of becoming a professional mother: one who is organized and excited to spend time with your young children. If you've ever felt overwhelmed by a lack of direction in your pare ...more
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Published December 31st 2009 by Infused Communications
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Jun 23, 2010 Jileen rated it 5 of 5 stars
This is not a long book but I found a lot of good information for my life as a mother. For starters, I love the title - Steady Days: A Journey toward intentional, professional motherhood. So often I have found myself just letting the day happen. This book encourages mothers to have a plan - be intentional. You can use the methods in this book for a strict schedule or not so much, which is what I like. The author does it in a way that isn't crammed down your throat and doesn't make you feel guilt ...more
Jul 19, 2010 Jill rated it 4 of 5 stars
I'm not sure if I should give this three or four stars. The information contained in here is good, though a bit obvious. Sometimes as a mother, I get so burdened with the smallness of every day survival, even seemingly obvious points need reiterating. This was a good vehicle for that.
It was more like a book of essays, or a compilation of blog posts with a similar label. I liked her ideas and her perspective. I love the line of "journey toward intentional and professional motherhood". Motherhood ...more
It was more like a book of essays, or a compilation of blog posts with a similar label. I liked her ideas and her perspective. I love the line of "journey toward intentional and professional motherhood". Motherhood ...more
May 02, 2013 Leandra Cate rated it 2 of 5 stars
"Even though I have a nannny/housekeeper a couple times a week, and an involved husband, and my children are all fab nap-takers and play-aloners, I still have to plop all the kids in front of the TV for an hour a day. Hey, it takes time to make all those 3 ring binders!!"
Well, a lot of what she says resonates with me and I love that she is quick to say she's not the expert - you are and that she admits to flaws -- still, there's something brainwashy about this book (maybe the repeated illustrati ...more
Well, a lot of what she says resonates with me and I love that she is quick to say she's not the expert - you are and that she admits to flaws -- still, there's something brainwashy about this book (maybe the repeated illustrati ...more
Jul 10, 2012 Jennifer rated it 2 of 5 stars
I read a glowing review of this book somewhere and picked it up because I'm always looking for something to inspire me as a SAHM. I skimmed it in an hour and can't say that there is anything I'll take away from it. She emphasizes the importance of organization and routine and lots of 3 ring binders (but then you have lots of binders taking up space!).
Somehow she also manages the amazing feat of getting all 3 of her kids to routinely play alone in their rooms and/or alone in different corners of ...more
Somehow she also manages the amazing feat of getting all 3 of her kids to routinely play alone in their rooms and/or alone in different corners of ...more
May 17, 2011 Meghan rated it 3 of 5 stars
I got this book as part of a giveaway. I probably wouldn't have chosen to read it if it weren't sitting in my house. That said, I got a lot out of it--particularly her suggestions for establishing a routine with kids that is diverse and fun. I have trouble playing with my daughter, because sometimes it feels like if I start, I'll have to play with her all day. The book recommends marking specific times for specific activities.
Martin casts vision for being intentional in our days with our kids, ...more
Martin casts vision for being intentional in our days with our kids, ...more
Mar 22, 2010 Sara rated it 4 of 5 stars
This is a great resource for both working moms and stay at home moms. One of my favorite quotes from the book is "A Steady Heart contains a sense of purpose, the idea that you know why you are doing what you're doing, even down to the most mundane of tasks. Everything is involved in the big picture, so everything is important. A steady heart comes from focusing on the end goal of raising our children into amazing individuals of character and influence."
May 15, 2010 Melissa rated it 3 of 5 stars
This book is okay-- mostly composed of obvious stuff like organization and a flexible schedule for not losing your mind and wasting your days home with babies. Some kind of goofy ideas like making a bulletin board in your house to provide structure for learning-- not really necessary but okay. A good starting point for someone who is lost at home...
It does have some scripture and other Jesus-y stuff in it, which is fine, but neither the product description on Amazon or the book jacket indicates ...more
It does have some scripture and other Jesus-y stuff in it, which is fine, but neither the product description on Amazon or the book jacket indicates ...more
Feb 10, 2012 Kelsey rated it 3 of 5 stars
This title gave me the focus I was looking for on motherhood. I crave structure, not strict structure for fear of boredom, just enough so that I feel productive. As if the blocks of time I spend are showing me I completed something other than the given occupation of keeping the children feed, clean and safe. Observing my 2 1/2-yr-old tells me she prefers a dependable schedule too. I think this will give us both something to look forward to if we create a pattern for the week.
Mar 30, 2012 Stephanie rated it 5 of 5 stars
I keep taking this book off of my shelf and referring to it. Not only for the good, easy to execute ideas, but also for the inspiring wisdom of this mother. I know at my age I should have this motherhood thing figured out, but I do not! I still need to steal some ideas here and there to get me through the ever changing phases of my life and my kids' lives. This book is an excellent resource for me:)
Mar 10, 2010 J.j. rated it 4 of 5 stars
I love the concept, I love the inspiration to turn your role as a mother into a more professional position - meaning, to do it with intention instead of just rambling through your days. There are lots of great ideas in here as far as setting up your day for more regularity, for providing intentional learning at home, and for recognizing those moments of wonder/grace/happiness in the little moments.
Sep 01, 2014 Stephanie rated it 4 of 5 stars
Shelves: 2014-booklist
I've read Jamie's blog for a while and was excited to come across this book at my local library.
There are four parts to the book: Getting Organized, Retaining Enthusiasm, Learning Together, and Making Memories. Under each of these categories are short chapters that are easy to read and full of practical insights and ideas that are simple to incorporate into everyday life.
I love her approach on motherhood as being a profession and therefore requiring as much purpose, creativity, and thought as ...more
Jun 15, 2011 Meredith Henning rated it 3 of 5 stars
Shelves: parenting, homemaking
This was a nice quick read with some good ideas. Mostly for moms with little kids, but overall the principles can apply to all moms and parents in general.
Jun 27, 2014 L rated it 3 of 5 stars
I got this ebook in a book bundle package. It is an great read for a newer professional mom. I liked her tone & delivery. She provided some great resources and referenced some solid content she pulled from. While I'm a mom of older kids and found some suggestions things I've read before, I could really see a younger mom finding this a good overview book to pull from in terms of organizing and enjoying a chaotic life with little ones.
Sep 17, 2012 Lynnea rated it 3 of 5 stars
This book was very simple, very easy to read with extremely short chapters, and an overall encouragement to mothers with small children. This book would have been great for me ten years ago and, in fact, many of the tips she writes about I used. The idea of having a flexible structure to each day to make it "steady" is so important and really makes a positive difference! Had I read this book a decade ago I probably would have given it five stars.
I love how she talks about doing things not just f ...more
I love how she talks about doing things not just f ...more
May 19, 2014 Katie F rated it 5 of 5 stars
Shelves: baby-parenting, christian, self-help
Jamie C. Martin is a woman after my own heart. This book inspires, encourages and equips you with practical advice to be the best "professional mother" you can be. A quick read, but I loved every second.
Sep 12, 2013 Erin rated it 2 of 5 stars
I was hoping for more info on time management and scheduling. The sample routines given were the most useful part of the book. Unfortunately, I had already pretty much settled on a routine I was happy with before I read this. Most of the book is common sense and extra filler. The suggestions to make memory books, learning books, scrapbooks etc. sound very time consuming in themselves and her routines never scheduled time for doing these things. The overall tone was pleasant and reassuring. Altho ...more
Feb 19, 2015 Andrea rated it 4 of 5 stars
Short, and in many ways I think I appreciate the author's blog more, but I did enjoy this book and it gave me some needed inspiration!
Jan 20, 2011 Mystie Winckler rated it 2 of 5 stars
Shelves: 2011, homemaking-parenting
I read this out of curiosity from the subtitle, since I've been in online conversations about whether or not "professional" is a good adjective for mothering. Although using that adjective never bothered me before, it now does after reading this book.
Perhaps this might be an ok book for a thirty-something career woman turned stay-at-home mom who feels lost, but since that is nowhere near my experience, I didn't really care for this book at all. It wasn't bad, it just wasn't good.
Perhaps this might be an ok book for a thirty-something career woman turned stay-at-home mom who feels lost, but since that is nowhere near my experience, I didn't really care for this book at all. It wasn't bad, it just wasn't good.
Jul 28, 2010 Annmarie rated it 4 of 5 stars
Shelves: parenting, organization, womens-issues
This book really helped me get organized, set priorities and goals in all areas of life. Taking care of kids, house, plus other interests and professional goals, can all be part of the same purpose. I am lessed stressed out and value what I am presently doing after reading this book, and I often go back and re-read parts of it when I start to feel like I'm losing my mind!
Nov 04, 2014 Child960801 rated it 5 of 5 stars
Shelves: i-want-to-own, non-fiction
I could feel the author leaving out references to her faith and her beliefs, I think to make it more accessible to all. This book has created a lot of discussion in my circle of friends as we seek to raise our children as best we can. I appreciate the short chapters and the friendly, non judgemental tone of this book. I'm recommending it to everyone.
Aug 01, 2010 Betsie rated it 5 of 5 stars
I really resisted reading this book, because I don't like having my time scheduled. I did finally give in after Amazon kept recommending it to me :o) I love this book and it is revolutionizing my life. Now when we veer away from the routine, I can feel it pulling me back. I never knew how much I could enjoy a steady day!
Apr 20, 2012 lucy by the sea rated it 1 of 5 stars
Ew. This book made me cringe. Underneath all her preachy, icky, rich lady crap I reckon the author and I probably share some similar values, like raising children in a respectful, peaceful way. You have to dig through a whole bunch of yuck to get to those values though.
Mar 30, 2013 Jaime rated it 3 of 5 stars
Nothing earth-shattering here. She gives tips and ideas that seem to work well for her family, but also gives permission to other moms to find their own schedules and tools. I respect that. I cannot imagine having so many three-ring binder systems for organizing my life, though.
Apr 15, 2010 Imene rated it 4 of 5 stars
An honest true book about motherhood. I wish it was written some years back to help me with the daily business of being a mother.
How to organize a day, set up a schedule, what activities for which age. Not the usual feel bad parenting advice but a true honest parenting advice.
How to organize a day, set up a schedule, what activities for which age. Not the usual feel bad parenting advice but a true honest parenting advice.
Dec 13, 2012 Kelli Christenberry rated it 3 of 5 stars
Recommends it for: Young moms
It's a good practical read for young moms. If you need a jump start on organizing or need to know how to effectively schedule your busy family's hectic days from chaos to calm, this book has some great thoughts to help you evaluate and personalize a schedule for you.
May 15, 2010 Traci rated it 4 of 5 stars
A straightforward, honest and helpful book of tips for making motherhood joyful, simplified, and do-able. I liked the non-dogmatic approach to sharing ideas and felt inspired to do my job as mommy better and with more joy, more pride, and less frustration.
Dec 01, 2010 Katie rated it 2 of 5 stars
Shelves: read-in-2010
Good info, but not a lot of "how-to" application. It's a lot of stuff you've heard before and still leaves you wondering how to apply it to your life. Each chapter is only a page or so long, and barely scratches the surface of what could be discussed.
Sep 03, 2013 Ljugant rated it 5 of 5 stars
Excellent book for any woman who is trying to understand how to make motherhood a career! It is broken up in a way that made it easy to read just a handful of pages a day while nursing. Gave me a lot of great ideas. Her blog is great to browse too.
Oct 15, 2012 Heather rated it 4 of 5 stars
Simple, easy read, but has some good insights. (I read this in one day.) Jamie Martin explains a lot of principles she has learned to help their family have steady days. I learned many things, and got some great ideas to implement in our home.
Aug 12, 2010 Jennifer rated it 5 of 5 stars
I love this book! It wonderful to see a new generation of women embracing intentional motherhood, actually being present with your children. Something that was few and far between in the 1970's and 1980's and well...especially now.
Jamie immersed herself in motherhood by adding all three of her kids to the family in less than three years.More about Jamie C. Martin...
The ensuing challenges (and occasional chaos!) sent Jamie on the lookout for ways to parent with purpose and professionalism.
Jamie writes about intentional motherhood at SteadyMom.com and about home education at SimpleHomeschool.net. She is the author of 'Steady Days: A Journey Toward Intent ...more
The ensuing challenges (and occasional chaos!) sent Jamie on the lookout for ways to parent with purpose and professionalism.
Jamie writes about intentional motherhood at SteadyMom.com and about home education at SimpleHomeschool.net. She is the author of 'Steady Days: A Journey Toward Intent ...more
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The political economy of foreign bank entry and its impact: theory and a case study
We apply Becker's (1983) model of lobbying to show that liberalization of foreign bank entry may result from political changes and a fall in domestic bank efficiency caused by lack of competition, which raises the costs to domestic banks of restricting foreign bank entry. We also show that in equilibrium, reform may be too limited to improve efficiency. We use this model and Data Envelopment Analysis techniques to interpret the liberalization of foreign bank entry in the Philippines in 1994. Declines in banking efficiency reduced resistance to foreign bank entry, but the effects of liberalization on efficiency were modest.
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Veilchenbleu Pruning - Help
I have a young Veilchenbleu rose that will be in its third spring flush this coming spring and I want to maximize its bloom, but I don't know when or how to prune this rose. None of my other climbers are once-bloomers so this is unknown territory for me. This rose has really taken off this spring/summer and is totally healthy, so there are no damaged or diseased branches to remove. It is growing against a six-foot privacy fence and my hope is to train it horizontally along an approximate 16 foot length of the fence.
You don't need to prune it, unless there is dead wood that needs removing. Your idea about training it horizontally along the fence is perfect - that will make it bloom more. I would take the first long canes and tie them horizontally along the fence, as low down as you can. Then eventually new canes will emerge along the length of that one, and you do the same thing.
My veilchenblau is over 10 years old, and I don't think I have ever pruned an inch of it. It runs along a fence, and is also going up into a nearby tree (I am a "laissez faire" gardener).


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Needs a lot of water, if you were to locate the water in between hull layers it acts as quite a nice radiation shield.
And perhaps, though I'm not certain and currently feeling lazy, a micro meteorite shield as well.
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Good evening fellow priests! <buys beers all around>
Ok, now that we are good and drunk let the discussion begin.
I have played as a priest in all its forms since the very start of BC, when i was intro'd to the game. Until this latest xpack i have always played shadow the standard way using dots and all but with CoP i decided to roll a 'nuke-priest'. Im having fun with it, though its a simple rotation and holy crap the execution phase is awesome, insta-boom crazy.
Now after deciding to roll that spec i did some research as to what my stat priority should be. I checked icy-vein and saw that the stats for CoP Single Target, Traditional is what i want (Int>Spell>Mast>Multi>Crit>Haste>Versa). I've been following that so far but i saw that the guide here on H2P with info from the same guy, Twintop, says differently.
So far things are working out fine but after looking at what the LFR for BRF has for gear drops and some other items i can get my hands on, should i keep pursuing gear that has MAS/Multi for stats? Is there such a thing as too much Mastery? Should i grab Multi/Crit gear like the necklace im wearing as the alt to Mas/Multi? Is haste even really worth getting with this spec, is so is there a softcap percentage?
Here is my armory(as you can see pushing 70% mastery as it is which means in raids im up near 100% if there is no cap on it): http://us.battle.net/wow/en/character/arygos/Sarkli/simple
**EDIT** The armory im assuming is showing PTR stats because im currently at 51% base mastery and around 70% in raids.
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A hair cleaning device comprised of a motor holder to hold an induced draft fan device and a DC power supply, a bottom shell covered on the motor holder at the bottom, a top cover covered on the motor holder at the top, the bottom shell having teeth for combing the hair and ventilation tubes for passing air, the top cover having a button for turning on the induced draft fan device, causing it to produce an induced draft for sucking up dust and dandruff from the hair into the bottom shell.
1. A hair cleaning device comprising:
a top cover comprising a circular hole in a center thereof, a button mounted in said circular hole, and a plurality of inside notches spaced around a border of said cover at a bottom thereof;
a motor holder covered by said top cover, said motor holder comprising a plurality of wedge blocks spaced around a top of said holder and respectively engaged into said inside notches, a motor disposed at the top of said holder, a DC power supply, a switch connected between said motor and said DC power supply and controlled by said button on said top cover, and a fan blade disposed at a bottom of said holder and driven by said motor to produce an induced draft;
a fan guard fastened to said motor holder around said fan blade, said fan guard comprising a plurality of exhaust holes, a screen filter covered over said exhaust holes, and two mounting holes at two opposite locations;
a bottom shell fastened to said fan guard at the bottom, said bottom shell comprising two upright retainer rods respectively engaged into said mounting holes on said fan guard, a plurality of ventilation tubes extending upward from a bottom of said bottom shell for passing air, and a plurality of teeth extending downward from the bottom of said bottom shell for combing the hair; and
a partition plate mounted on said ventilation tubes and spaced above the bottom of said bottom shell and disposed between said fan blade and said bottom shell, said partition plate having a plurality of mounting holes into which said ventilation tubes respectively fit.
2. The hair cleaning device of claim 1 wherein each ventilation tube has an output end disposed at the top, the output end being directed sideways.
3. The hair cleaning device of claim 1 further comprising a fastening belt mounted on said top cover for securing a hand during use of the device.
The present invention relates to a device for cleaning and smoothing the which, and has a suction fan for sucking up dust from the hair as it is operated to comb the hair.
Combs and hairbrushes are commonly used for cleaning and smoothing the hair. However, using a comb or hairbrush to clean the hair cannot effectively remove dust from the hair. In order to keep the hair clean, the hair must be regularly washed. However, it is not always possible to wash the hair when the hair is covered with dust.
The present invention eliminates the aforesaid problem by providing a suction fan device for a hairbrush. Dust is removed from the hair by means of the operation of the suction fan device as the hair is cleaned and smoothed with the hairbrush. The device of the present invention is simple in structure, and inexpensive to manufacture. All the electric component parts are concealed from sight and protected within the shell. Because the device is operated to comb the roots of the hair and because the output ends of the ventilation tubes on the bottom shell of the device are directed sideways, the tail of the hair will not be sucked into the device.
FIG. 1 is an elevational view of a hair cleaning device according to the preferred embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is an exploded view of the hair cleaning device shown of FIG. 1;
FIG. 3 is a sectional plan view of the hair cleaning device of FIG. 1;
FIG. 4 is an enlarged view of part A of FIG. 3;
FIG. 5 is similar to FIG. 3 but showing the switch switched on; and
FIG. 6 shows the hair cleaning device moved to clean the hair.
Referring to FIGS. 1, 2, and 3, a device for cleaning the hair in accordance with the present invention is generally comprised of a top cover 1, a motor holder 2, a bottom shell 3, and a partition plate 4. The motor holder 2 is fastened inside the top cover 1 to hold a motor 22 and a battery chamber 23. A switch 5 is mounted on the motor holder 2 above the motor 22. A fan blade 24 is coupled to the output shaft (not shown) of the motor 22 at the bottom. A circular fan guard 25 is fastened to the motor holder 2 at the bottom around the fan blade 24. The bottom shell 3 covers the fan guard 25 at the bottom. The top cover 1 has a button 13 at the top pressed to turn on the switch 5.
Referring to FIGS. 2 and 3 again, the top cover 1 is made in the shape of a half-round shell comprising a circular hole 11 in the center, a plurality of retaining slots 12 spaced around the circular hole 11, and a plurality of inside notches 14 spaced at the bottom around the border. The button 13 fitted into the circular hole 11, having a plurality of bottom hooks 131 respectively hooked in the retaining slots 12. The motor holder 2 comprises a plurality of wedge blocks 21 respectively engaged into the inside notches 14. The fan guard 25 comprises a plurality of exhaust holes 251, a screen filter 26 covered over the exhaust holes 251 to remove dust from air passing through, and two mounting holes 27 bilaterally disposed at the bottom. The bottom shell 3 comprises two upright retainer rods 32 spaced at the top and respectively engaged into the two mounting holes 27 on the fan guard 25, a plurality of ventilation tubes 33 and a plurality of teeth 31 are alternatively and equally spaced at the bottom and disposed in reversed directions. Each ventilation tube 33 has an annular groove 331 near the respective top edge for mounting the partition plate 4. The partition plate 4 is made from plastic, and has a plurality of holes 41. By inserting the ventilation tubes 33 into the holes 41, the partition plate 4 is suspended on the annular grooves 331 of the ventilation tubes 33 and spaced above the bottom shell 3 (see FIG. 4). Therefore, a storage space is defined between the bottom shell 3 and the partition plate 4. The switch 5 comprises a first contact metal plate 51 and a second contact metal plate 51' respectively connected to the two opposite ends of the battery set 231 being held in the battery chamber 23, two plate springs 511;511' respectively spaced above the first and second metal contact plates 51;51' and engaged against the button 13 of the top cover 1 at the bottom.
Referring to FIGS. 5 and 6, a belt 15 may be fastened to the top cover 1 to hold the hand in position as the hand is holding the hair cleaning device to comb the hair. As the button 13 is pressed, the plate springs 511;511' are moved downward to contact the first and second metal contact plates 51;51', and therefore the switch 5 is switched on to turn on the motor 22 and the fan blade 24 to produce an induced draft for sucking up dust and dandruff from the hair into the bottom shell 3 through the ventilation tubes 33. After passing through the ventilation tubes 33, the induced draft immediately flows out of the device through the exhaust holes 251 on the fan guard 25. The output end 332 of each ventilation tube 33 is disposed at the top and turned sideway to prevent the tail of the hair from being drawn into the bottom shell.
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This is the list. Compiled from sources all over the web, this is, to the best of our knowledge, the Horror, Sci-Fi and other Genre flicks that are coming out in 2015, and when.
Of course, Release Dates can change at any time without notice, so take them with a grain of salt... *Links got to UHM or IMDB because they give great info on upcoming Horror projects.
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My Brunfelsia and others are doing it again! Flowers & pics
I really wanted to stop by and say hello to everyone! It's been a crazy year with injuries and the like.
I hope everyone is doing ok. It feels good to be able to walk this time around and properly care for my plants:-)
Here is a few pics I took yesterday to feast on.
Meyer Lemon
Hoya that has flowered for the first time
Alba flowering and in bud
VERY, very sweet smelling old fashion Petunia
And then my Brunsfelsia that never disappoints me month after month!
Hope you are all well.
Mike, Good to hear that you are doing well. These are beautiful pictures. Thanks for posting them. You certainly take very good care of the plants. Your Alba indeed grow very well. it is a very challenge plant for me to grow, failed and am afraid to try it again. The scent of Alba flowers is one of my favorite. What is your secret of growing Alba so well?
BTW the Petunia you have, is it kinda special Petunia ? I read many times from this forum that Petunia has sweet scents, but I have never found one in store ( HD, Lowe's etc.) has any scents. I am the the one who smell the flowers before I buy it. Now you mention its scent again, I just have to ask this question.
Awesome pics, Mike! Thanks for sharing. Glad you're feeling better.
Is that Hoya australis ssp. australis from Logee's? I just got one but no blooms yet. How do you like its fragrance? I've read it smells like sweet vanilla.
This forum is terrible for enabling. I know one day I'm going to break down and order a Michelia x alba. Laugh.
I'm jealous of your old fashioned petunia. I'm growing my second crop from seed from Seed Savers Exchange. My first batch got devastated by cutworms. :(
Hey, thanks everyone!
You know, it is so nice to know others whom have an appreciation for these types of plants like us or even care enough to express concern for my health. Funny how you find more of that here than here at my home.
Jodi: It is so nice to see you! What an honor to have you stop by. Thank you so much:-)
Hey Robert. How have you been? How are your plants doing? How is your Bruns? Boy, do you have an eye for Hoya. Yes that is exactly what it is and I did get it at Logees's. I have had it for two years this summer and it finally flowered. It smells more like a chocolate than vanilla.
That Alba I got from Logee's when it was only six inches high last year. I LOVE it! I am so sorry about your petunias. Oh, the smell is sweet and heavenly!
Kemistry! You are way too funny. I thought you would of had one by now.lol
Musa: Thanks so much. I like the Alba but it's fragrance is a bit disappointing. It does have the strong sweet smell like the parent plant had. It's ok though:-)
A real must, right?lol
Olympia" Thank you and thank you!
The key is a good draining mix and watering with fresh water. I think they hate tap water on a regular basis because of the salts in it and I feed heavily and regularly! I don't expose it to full strong sunlight but under a tree or under a bug screen in the greenhouse, and I never let a strong wind get to it.
I hope this helps:-)
Again, thanks everyone. It is so good to see you all again! I do miss Butterfly these days. I wonder how she is doing?
Hey Mike,
As usual, your plants look fantastic. I don't know which I like best.
I've never heard of Alba before, but it's sure good-looking. Is it fragrant, too?
How much light does your Brunfelsia get? Direct? Full?
I detect the fragrance...umm, so fresh, sweet and clean. :)
Is the Petunia new? Toni


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Why 1,500 Women Signed Up to Edit Wikipedia on International Women's Day
Theories of why Wikipedia remains a male-based platform also abound. Some correlate it to the combative exclusivity of an old boys' club mentality that is repeatedly evidenced by women contributors submitting articles that are judged to be not substantive enough and immediately expedited for removal. The edit-a-thons came into existence as a counter measure to the aforementioned persisting pattern.


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Highway 10 closed between Detroit Lakes and Moorhead
The Minnesota Department of Transportation has closed Highway 10 between Detroit Lakes and Moorhead.
The closure runs from U.S. Highway 59 in Detroit Lakes to the North Dakota border.
Other major highways closed today due to the blizzard include I-94 between Moorhead and Exit 103, and State Route 210 from Breckenridge to Fergus Falls.
In North Dakota, I-29 is shut down for its entire length in the state running from the South Dakota border to Canada.
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I would suggest grating fresh parmesan on the plate after roasting.
if you want the cheese to be browned a little you could sprinkle it on about 5 to 10 minutes or so before they are done. The time though depends on how hot you oven is.
I add cheese during the last 5 minutes of roasting
pierino is a trusted source on General Cooking and Tough Love.
I agree with allans, but with this comment. What do you mean by "Parmesan"? This is used in America to describe that crap in the green box or inferior domestically produced versions of the real thing, parmigiano reggiano, which is a DOC product from Italy. They make cheeses in a similar style here but Parmesan is not the real deal. Neither is a good melting cheese, but yes, for finishing.
I agree. I can't stand DOC products that aren't from Italy. I bet this guy is using some kind of red-skinned potato grown in America. I'm a bit of an electic - I use exclusively La Bonnotte potatoes, but I only eat the ones picked on the third day of their ten-day growing season, and only if they are unearthed (by hand) in the early morning dew by eighteen-year-old maidens who are less than 5' 6" tall and who are wearing simple peasant frocks. I confess that I am some thing of a gastronomic eclectic in combining these pommes de terre francais with frommagio italliano, but I never actually eat them. I just set them on the table and savor the maillardesque irony of their browned sweetness.
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Pittsfield has been selected as one of only a handful of cities across the country to participate in a national science competition designed to encourage strong teaching in science.
The "Make My LabWoRx" competition from Science WoRx, an online resource network for science educators sponsored by pharmaceutical company Astellas Pharma US, Inc. is offering the opportunity for science teachers to win lab equipment for their schools through a competition with a goal of driving innovation in the classroom.
Education and business officials came together today in Saratoga County with the high tech future in mind. GlobalFoundries and the Center for Economic Growth organized the meeting at the Saratoga Technology and Energy Park to develop a regional 13 county laboratory to promote the future of an educational system that must meet the needs of a growing technology sector. Michael Tucker is the CEO and executive director of the Center for Economic Growth. He spoke with WAMC's Brian Shields.