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Mets become latest on social media to troll Jayden Daniels amid No 5 jersey feud with LSU
The regular season hasn’t started yet, but Jayden Daniels is already being blitzed.
The New York Mets joined the masses on the internet who have made fun of the Washington Commanders star quarterback for sending a cease-and-desist letter earlier this month to his alma mater, LSU, over the use of his name, image and likeness.
After the Mets’ 4-1 win over the Washington Nationals, who, like the Commanders, are in the DMV area, the Mets took a shot at Daniels on X.
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"Stopped at 4 out of respect for Jayden Daniels," the Mets wrote in the viral post.
Daniels, who won the Heisman Trophy with LSU in 2023, and his camp reportedly felt that head coach Lane Kiffin allowing DJ Pickett to wear his No. 5 jersey was "disrespectful." The former LSU star quarterback posted a statement on social media Thursday afternoon about the situation.
"I have been locked in on training camp and that's been my number one focus. I have a lot of gratitude for my time at LSU and I'm proud of what my teammates and I accomplished there," Daniels posted. "Obviously there are issues to be worked out between my team and LSU and my hope is that it will get done privately."
JAYDEN DANIELS TELLS LSU TO KEEP HIS NAME OUT OF ITS MOUTH IN WILD NO. 5 JERSEY FEUD INVOLVING NIL
"My sole personal focus is on Commanders' football. I realize the business of football is unique and I trust this can all be resolved."
While Daniels tried to quell the situation, social media has only come after him as hard as any pass rush he will face this season.
StubHub, a ticketing website, said in a post on X that it will no longer offer tickets in groups of five out of respect for Daniels.
The former LSU star can only hope that by the time the regular season begins, the only blitz he is facing is on the field and not online.
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Indiana Pacers' star Tyrese Haliburton has one major problem with the new NBA schedule
The NBA schedule was rolled out this week, and not everyone was happy with how it looked.
One of those people? Indiana Pacers' star Tyrese Haliburton.
It's kind of hard to believe, but the last time we saw Haliburton in action was in Game 7 of the 2025 NBA Finals, when he tore the Achilles tendon in his right leg, and the Pacers lost to the Oklahoma City Thunder.
That injury forced the former Iowa State Cyclone — who was one of the biggest stars of those playoffs — to sit out the entire 2025-26 season, but now he's ready for action.
And where will that return happen?
On the road... in New Orleans... and not on national TV.
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"Name any other person that you compare to my level of a basketball player, wherever you have me ranked. If they tore their Achilles and missed 16 months, do you think that game would be on national television?" Haliburton asked on the "Number on the Board" podcast.
"Do you think that game would be at home, if not on national television?" he continued. "Do you think that that game would be at New Orleans?"
Alright, for starters, Tyrese, prepare to get booed in New Orleans...
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But he has a point.
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It's hard to make everyone happy when scheduling 82 games for each of the league's 30 teams, but the highly anticipated return of a player who missed an entire season after being one of the big stories the season before seems like it should be a priority.
Obviously, the league's priorities are elsewhere. There's a reason LeBron and the 76ers will head to Madison Square Garden to face the defending champion Knicks on the first night of the season.
It might seem a bit much, but I can get why Haliburton feels that he and the Pacers may have been slighted on this one.
Florida middle school teacher admits to years of 'inappropriate' conversations with former student: deputies
A Florida middle school teacher was arrested after investigators said he exchanged inappropriate messages with a former teenage student and acknowledged communicating inappropriately with the student since 2023.
Christian Schneider, 31, a teacher at Memorial Middle School, was arrested Friday on charges of three felonies following an investigation by the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office.
Detectives opened a criminal investigation into Schneider on July 28, and learned he had been sending inappropriate messages to a former teenage student at Franklin Middle School, according to the sheriff's office.
Schneider told deputies he had engaged in inappropriate communication with the student since 2023, authorities said.
Authorities have not disclosed the student's exact age, how investigators learned about the alleged communications or further details about the messages.
Schneider faces two counts of solicitation or possession of child sexual abuse material, both second-degree felonies, according to Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office booking records.
He also faces one count of unlawful use of a two-way communications device, a third-degree felony.
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The booking records list July 3 as the offense date for each of the three charges.
Schneider was arrested shortly after noon Friday and booked into custody that afternoon, according to jail records.
Each charge carried a $2,500 surety bond, for a combined $7,500. Schneider was released on surety bond at 2:38 a.m. local time Saturday, jail records show.
"Teachers hold a position of trust that comes with enormous responsibility," said Sheriff Chad Chronister. "When that trust is exploited, it's not just a crime, it's a violation of everything our schools are supposed to stand for. Detectives will continue investigating these cases aggressively, and anyone who abuses their position with a child will be held accountable."
The sheriff's office identified Schneider as a teacher at Memorial Middle School and the teenager as his former student at Franklin Middle School.
The agency did not provide additional details about Schneider's connection to Franklin Middle School or when he taught the student.
The sheriff's office said the investigation remains active and that additional information will be released as it becomes available.
Fox News Digital reached out to the Hillsborough County school district for information about Schneider's employment status and for comment on his arrest.
Popular beach town cracks down on teens with curfews after fights, underage drinking
A popular Jersey Shore beach town is following its neighbors’ lead by imposing new restrictions on unaccompanied minors amid concerns about underage drinking, fights and other disruptive behavior.
Cape May’s City Council unanimously approved measures requested by the local police department that bar anyone under 18 from the beach after 8 p.m. unless accompanied by an adult. Unaccompanied minors are also prohibited from public places between 10:30 p.m. and 6 a.m.
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The Cape May Police Department announced that in addition to the curfews, "backpacks and certain bags/containers are prohibited on the Cape May beaches and promenade" after 8:00 p.m., except those containing necessary medical equipment.
"Several arrests have stemmed from fights and underage drinking," Philadelphia ABC station WPVI-TV reported.
Cape May is a historic seaside resort town at the southern tip of New Jersey, famed for its Victorian architecture. Since 2002, its municipal code has prohibited minors from public places between midnight and 6 a.m. between May and September (and 11 p.m. to 6 a.m. in the off-season).
Officials said the new rules are intended in part to prevent the large-scale youth gatherings that have disrupted other Jersey Shore communities. The ordinances are designed "to help keep our beaches, promenade and community safe," they said.
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"We really wanted to make sure we didn't become the afterparty to some of the other towns that have already made this move," Cape May Mayor Zachary Mullock told WPVI-TV after the city enacted the new ordinances.
"After 10:30, we all know it's not normally the best stuff that happens, then so to be honest as a parent myself, I think there's a good thing," Mullock added.
Other Jersey Shore communities, including Ocean City, Wildwood, North Wildwood and Seaside Heights, have adopted similar curfews and restrictions.
In May, the City of Long Branch announced it had restored order after an unauthorized pop-up gathering drew several hundred teenagers and young adults to the beachfront.
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"The event quickly deteriorated into fights, individuals jumping on parked vehicles and disorder along the boardwalk and surrounding streets," the city announced in a press release.
The response ultimately involved 139 officers from Long Branch and assisting agencies, according to the city. Long Branch enacted an emergency 8:00 p.m. curfew, and officers made six arrests in connection with the incident.
"Pop-up gatherings of this nature have repeatedly disrupted Jersey Shore communities, and Long Branch is prepared to act decisively whenever public safety is threatened," Long Branch business administrator and director of public safety Charles Shirley said at the time.
Cape May Police Chief Dekon Fashaw stressed that the measures aren't intended to discourage young people from visiting the resort town.
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"We aren’t against juveniles," Fashaw said. "We are not saying we don’t want them here. While they’re here, we just want them to be responsible."
Mullock said the ordinances appeared to be having an immediate effect.
"Frankly, last night, they were out here, and the report I received is that it worked, and we just had families out here enjoying a pleasant evening," he said.
Some visitors are reportedly supportive of the new measures.
"The thing with Cape May especially, this place kinda shuts down at 10, 10:30. So I mean, people are going to bed, I kind of understand it," Jack McCune, of Yardley, Pa., told WPVI-TV.
"I think that's smart. That's planning ahead," said John Christiansen from Staten Island, New York. "It's really just a few bad kids that cause trouble, so once everyone finds out what they need to do then it's good. What happened to game night?"
Fox News Digital reached out to Cape May public officials for comment.
Fauci refuses Senate appearance after invoking Fifth Amendment more than 100 times in COVID probe
Dr. Anthony Fauci on Friday declined a request to voluntarily appear before a second Senate panel, opening another front in Republicans’ investigations into the former public health official’s handling of the COVID-19 pandemic.
An attorney for Fauci rejected the request from Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wis., chairman of the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, arguing that compelling Fauci to testify again after his contentious July 29 Senate hearing would "impermissibly harass or degrade Dr. Fauci for political purposes."
Johnson has been conducting a parallel investigation into Fauci and the federal government’s response to COVID-19, including the safety and efficacy of COVID-19 vaccines.
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The refusal comes after Republicans on the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee voted along party lines last week to hold Fauci in contempt of Congress after he invoked his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination more than 100 times during the July hearing.
Committee chairman Rand Paul, R-Ky., has sought to send the contempt referral directly to the U.S. Attorney's Office in the District of Columbia, bypassing a full Senate vote.
"It’s a good legal discussion, and we will make those legal points to DOJ in sending the referral over," Paul told Fox News Digital ahead of last week’s contempt vote.
At issue is whether Fauci can invoke the Fifth Amendment after former President Joe Biden issued him a preemptive pardon before leaving office.
Paul has argued that Biden’s pardon removed Fauci’s risk of federal prosecution and therefore undermined his basis for refusing to answer lawmakers’ questions. Fauci and his attorneys have disputed that position.
Paul has spent years investigating Fauci’s role in the government’s response to COVID-19 and has accused the former National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases director of funding "risky" research that led to an alleged lab leak of the COVID-19 virus in China. Paul has repeatedly called for Fauci to be prosecuted.
Johnson’s subcommittee has separately obtained records related to Fauci and the government’s pandemic response. Fox News Digital previously confirmed that the Department of Health and Human Services sent the subcommittee a copy of Fauci’s pandemic-era cellphone.
The broader Homeland Security panel also received more than 1,000 pages of Fauci’s personal diary before his July hearing.
Fox News Digital reached out to Johnson’s office to ask whether he intends to subpoena Fauci following the refusal. Fox News Digital also sought reaction from Paul’s office and asked Fauci attorney David Schertler whether Fauci would comply with a subpoena compelling his testimony.
Fox News Digital's Alex Miller and Elizabeth Elkind contributed to this report.
JJ McCarthy considered 'unpredictable' as Vikings hand starting QB role to Kyler Murray: report
It may not have come as a surprise to people that Minnesota Vikings head coach Kevin O’Connell quickly named Kyler Murray the starting quarterback of his offense over J.J. McCarthy, the team’s 2024 first-round selection.
But a recent report indicates that it’s more than just what happened on the training camp practice field between Murray and McCarthy that may have factored into such a quick decision.
It was last summer when some within the Vikings organization were concerned that McCarthy, who missed his entire rookie season due to a knee injury and struggled with consistency in 2025, was "unpredictable," according to CBS Sports.
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In fact, some believed that Max Brosmer, who was an undrafted free agent added to the quarterbacks room, should’ve been the one under center for Minnesota in Week 1.
That wasn’t the case, but the Vikings made it quite known after watching McCarthy complete 57.6% of his passes and throw 11 touchdowns to 12 interceptions across 10 games – Minnesota went 6-4 over that span – they were in the quarterback market this offseason.
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"A franchise quarterback is supposed to be the stability piece of a franchise, like you know what you’re getting every day. But with J.J., you weren’t sure which version you were going to get," the source said to the outlet. "I think he’s just still so young and may not have understood yet what that position fully entails and things like the consistency and day-to-day commitment."
The Vikings landed Murray, the former No. 1 overall pick of the Arizona Cardinals, who moved on from him after a roller-coaster tenure in the desert.
And before they faced the New York Giants for their first preseason bout of the 2026 NFL season, the Vikings came right out and named Murray their starter.
So, what exactly does McCarthy’s future hold as he’s in Year 3 and serving as a backup now? One defensive coach told CBS Sports that "he is talented," though he needs to "learn how to manage a game and not do too much and not do more than what’s required of him." If that happens, perhaps the Vikings, or a different team, can trust him in a starting role.
But that’s the thing: is it too soon to discuss McCarthy playing for a different team already? The Vikings do have a new GM, Nolan Teasley, who is not tied to McCarthy’s selection. That was Kwesi Adofo-Mensah, whom the Vikings fired this past offseason.
There’s also the injury factor that hasn’t allowed McCarthy to really get going after winning a national championship with Michigan and being a top 10 pick to the Vikings. The sample size is only 10 games, and though his quarterback rating was the second worst among signal callers with more than 155 pass attempts, there were some flashes of good quarterback play.
And then there’s his age. McCarthy is only 23 years old and can still grow and develop within the position. But he still has tons to prove.
The only problem is Murray, who has proven more in his career thus far, is someone O’Connell trusts more right now with his offense. And O’Connell knows what works — just look at what he did with Sam Darnold in 2024 while McCarthy was injured throughout the season. Darnold went on to revive his career and ultimately win the Super Bowl with the Seattle Seahawks this past season.
One can’t blame Vikings fans if they believe O’Connell can revitalize Murray’s career, but they certainly will hope so after the announcement was made. Meanwhile, McCarthy will have to keep working and wait for that next moment to prove himself.
In his first preseason work with the Vikings on Saturday against the Giants, McCarthy went 4-of-7 for 34 yards with a sack. Carson Wentz , who is battling for the backup role behind Murray as well, went 6-of-11 for 56 yards with one touchdown pass to Myles Price.
Murray played the opening series for the Vikings, connecting on two of his three pass attempts, including a third-and-7 strike to keep a scoring drive alive.
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Cardinals rookie makes MLB history by hitting a home run in each of his first three career plate appearances
St. Louis Cardinals rookie Joshua Báez’s first career game in the big leagues was something out of a movie.
Báez made Major League Baseball history by hitting a home run in each of his first three plate appearances in the Cardinals' game against the Chicago Cubs on Saturday afternoon at Wrigley Field. The 23-year-old wasted no time in his first-ever at bat, as he blasted the first pitch he saw in his major league career 450 feet to dead center field for a two-run homer to give the Cardinals a 3-0 lead.
Báez pummeled Cubs starter Matt Boyd’s 93-mph fastball and sent the Cardinals’ dugout into a frenzy. The rookie rounded the bases with a smile on his face the entire time.
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His second home run of the day came in the fourth inning, once again off Boyd. Báez worked the count full and then hammered Boyd's 78-mph changeup 382 feet into the left-field seats to give the Cardinals a 4-3 lead.
Báez's third home run also came off Boyd, this time off an 83-mph slider on the outside of the plate. The electrifying rookie hammered the ball 368 feet into the right-field seats for a two-run home run, giving the Cardinals a 6-3 lead. The Cardinals' dugout was in disbelief, with multiple players in awe of Báez's historic feat.
The right-handed hitter homered to all three fields on three different pitches in his first three plate appearances of his career. Báez homered off a fastball in his first at-bat to center field, a changeup to left field in his second at-bat, and a slider to right field in his third at-bat. It was a remarkable display of power in his first career game.
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In his fourth at-bat, he proved he was human, as he just hit a line out to Cubs left fielder Ian Happ. At the time of this writing, the Cardinals had an 8-4 lead over the Cubs in the ninth inning.
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Báez, who led Triple-A in home runs before being called up on Saturday, was batting fifth in the order and playing left field. In Triple-A, the Boston native was putting up massive numbers, hitting .256 with 34 home runs, 90 RBI and 21 stolen bases in 103 games.
The Cardinals drafted him in the second round of the 2021 MLB Draft out of high school. The team hopes he can join JJ Wetherholt, Jordan Walker and Alec Burleson to form a young core the team can build around for a long time.
The Cardinals were not expected to compete this season but have surprised many as they entered Saturday at 61-61 and just 3.5 games back of the Arizona Diamondbacks and Philadelphia Phillies for the final Wild Card spot in the National League.
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The Cubs hold the top Wild Card spot in the National League and entered Saturday three games behind the Milwaukee Brewers in the NL Central.
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Trump backs Republican challenger to oust Letitia James amid ongoing mortgage fraud feud
New York Attorney General Letitia James has drawn a Trump-backed challenger, with President Donald Trump throwing his "complete and total endorsement" behind Republican Saritha Komatireddy in a bid to oust his longtime political foe.
"It is my Great Honor to endorse America First Patriot, Saritha Komatireddy, who is running to be the next Attorney General of the once wonderful State of New York," Trump wrote in a Friday Truth Social post. "Between Kathy Hochul and the Most Corrupt Attorney General in the Country, Letitia James, it has gone to HELL!"
Trump’s endorsement of Komatireddy, who he nominated to U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York in 2020, comes as he continues pressing for James to be prosecuted over mortgage fraud allegations, adding another front to his years-long feud with the Democratic attorney general who once took him to court.
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Trump did not mince his words in his criticism of James, who successfully sued Trump and The Trump Organization in 2022, accusing them of fraudulently inflating the value of assets on financial statements to obtain more favorable loans.
An appeals court later wiped out the nearly $465 million financial penalty against Trump, ruling the massive disgorgement award violated the Constitution’s prohibition on excessive fines.
"Letitia 'Peekaboo' James, is considered by many to be the WORST Attorney General in our Country. She is a Complete and Total Disaster, who tried running against Kathy Hochul for Governor, and got less than 1% of the Vote in the Polls, and QUIT, taking many innocent suckers down with her," Trump wrote. "She then went back to her WITCH HUNT against your favorite President, (ME!), and others, yet Murder and other Violent Crime is RAGING OUT OF CONTROL in New York, as People and Businesses flee, in Record Numbers, to other States!"
He contrasted James to Komatireddy, touting her qualifications as Drug Enforcement Administration chief of staff, a former federal prosecutor, and that she clerked for Brett Kavanaugh, who went on to become a Supreme Court justice.
"On the other hand, as your next Attorney General, Saritha Komatireddy will fight tirelessly to Ensure LAW AND ORDER, Grow our Economy, Champion our Law Enforcement and First Responders, Support our Military/Veterans, Advance Election Integrity, Keep our Border SECURE, Stop Migrant Crime, Uphold our Constitution, and Defend our always under siege Second Amendment," Trump wrote.
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Komatireddy, who has been outspoken against James' handling of the state's fraud investigations, thanked Trump for his endorsement.
"I was honored to be nominated to be a federal judge by the President in 2020 and I’m honored to receive his endorsement today. I’m working hard to win the support of all New Yorkers and defeat Letitia James this November," Komatireddy wrote on X.
Fox News Digital reached out to James' campaign for comment.
Courtney Love reveals secret health crisis that nearly killed her: 'My body just exploded'
Courtney Love is revealing a health battle she kept private for years.
The Hole singer, 62, shared an update about her long-awaited new album, explaining that the record took shape during a period when she was frequently hospitalized and believed it could be her final work.
"I went to England in 2019 and when I went there, you know, my body just exploded," Love said in an Instagram video. "It just exploded. And I was in hospitals a lot. I almost died, I lost all my hair. I was about 100 pounds. And they told me I was going to die, and I didn’t believe them."
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Love did not identify the illness or illnesses she was battling, but said she ultimately recovered after refusing to accept the prognosis she had been given.
The singer connected that determination to a memory from childhood, describing a tendency to challenge what adults told her was true.
"When I was a kid — and I think this record is about this — I used to pattern interrupt the adults," she said. "They’d tell me red was blue, and then I’d see blue, but blue was blue, so now that I gaslight myself that maybe they were right, and red was blue, and then I would see purple, and my head would explode. Like f---ing cope with that s---, right?"
She continued, "I never really lost my ability to see that… red was red. Despite them telling me that red was blue. And so, when they said ‘you’re going to die,’ I just didn’t believe them. And somehow, I got better. I’m healthy, which is amazing."
"I just wasn’t public about being sick. I don’t want to be public. I’m fine now."
The singer said she wants to return to the road and perform again, describing music as essential to her well-being.
Her new album appears to have emerged directly from the period in which she was fighting to recover.
In an Instagram caption accompanying her video, Love explained that when she began making the record, she believed it might be her last.
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"I wanted to give you an update on my record. When I made it, I believed this was my last record so I made the record I always wanted to make. I was in the hospital mostly but when I wasn’t all I did was write & record it."
Love also thanked those who worked with her while she was dealing with what she described as trauma.
The project would mark a significant return for Love, who has not released an album since Hole’s 2010 "Nobody’s Daughter."
She closed her message by asking fans for patience as she prepares to return to public life.
'The Simpsons' shows a teaser for new movie featuring hilarious baseball-chasing scene
I'm not that old, but one of those things that makes me feel old is when I remember that next summer "The Simpsons Movie" will turn twenty.
I’ll never forget seeing it at a theater in Sheridan, Wyoming, in the middle of a family trip to Yellowstone, because there was no way I was going to wait until we got back home to see it.
Now, two decades later, we're getting our first look at the follow-up, dubbed "The New Simpsons Movie."
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There was a "Simpsons" panel on Friday at Disney's D23 convention, where some show staff members, including creator Matt Groening, fielded questions from fans and teased the upcoming season.
They also showed off a teaser for the new movie.
It's not a true teaser, and as you'll see, it's not even completed, polished animation at this point.
But it's baseball-centric and funny, so take a gander.
It's hard to glean what the overall plot of the movie will be from that clip. Of course, it looks like Homer trying to catch a record-breaking baseball at a Springfield Isotopes game will be part of it.
Which sounds like a great idea, and one that, wildly, I don't think they've ever touched on in the show's more than 800 episodes.
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The gags in there are great. I loved the organist playing ballpark standards as she tries to catch the ball and Jacques Brunswick (that's a deep-cut character, but true fans know him) getting shoved into the urinal trough.
The first movie had a few of those big, complex, almost "Looney Tunes"-esque sequences full of jokes and character cameos, and it looks like at least one will be in the sequel.
"The New Simpsons Movie" is slated to hit theaters on September 3, 2027, and I think we should prepare for the marketing onslaught.
If that means I have to eat at Burger King three times a day to collect all of the toys just like I did in 2007, I'm prepared to do it.