good morning everybody. today the plan one nurse used to drop 30 pounds after trying los of other programs that didn't work. from hem lines to shoes the fall fashion preview. and how a local priest is making a name for himself next on the morning blend. ? ? [ music ] ? ? pouring this morning. [laughter] >> it was pouring. >> pouring rain. >> it was so bad. >> i went to shut all of the

most kids start september 1. i was thinking they are going to have a rude awakening in a few days it's going to be getting out. >> changing their bedtime. have you started slowly starting changing their bedtime? >> i would like to say yes, but they have not. >> most people think i'm going to start ramping up and they never do them bam you have to get up early. >> seeing them all going to get it soon. most people over the ai age of , the majority of people agree, most people over the age of 38 should not do this. >> i know what it is so i can't guess. >> it's get a tattoo. >> how about this. people over 38 should not be getting tattoos. is there a reason for that? >> i think it's silly. >> i actually think people under

like 25 should not get a tattoo. i like, my kids i'm like no. if i'm paying and you're living under my roof you are not getting a tattoo. it's permanent and i think you will want it removed. >> i think people are a little older they get the sense ever permanency then it's cool. >> i think people think that way because they feel like getting a tattoo is juvenile or irresponsible, but a lot of times if you wait like you said until you're older it really means something important like the tattoo i got or our producer >> katie. who is 40! >> how old are you? >> 43 now. >> you're 43 katie? you look good girl. so, this is a really special tattoo i love it. i love we have this picture here. let's leave it up for a second. on the left is her dog and her husband jason named juneau, and they bought this dog as a wedding present to themselves. has a real sentimental, she's

they had this friend her name is melissa she's the designer who did the drawing you see on the bottom. >> because their dog passed away. >> thank you for reminding me of that. but look at the one ear up. >> it looks just like him. >> her. >> one of the things you said was in general, it's a very simple outline, but it really captures the essence of juneau. >> yes. it fully captures how she looks. right was the artist, was the tattoo that katie has, but she has it on the outside of her leg so it's really cute. >> we think people over the age of 38 it's fine if you get a tattoo don't worry about it. before we show you some of the fashion trends culling up this fall we're going to -- coming up this fall we're going to look at our art's cameras plus picture of the day.

preschool last week. he is really enjoying it along with making so many friends. allan likes to play pretend school with his little brother when he gets home in the afternoon. he's going to be a good student. >> i used to do that we had a chalk board in the basement i was always the teacher with my little brother. >> did you always put him indy tension? >> he was -- detention. >> he was always in trouble. >> email us your first day of the school photos to pictures@themorningblend.com. we'll share the first up a man of the cloth different from the rest. today what makes this reverend different from his priestly peers and why he has such a strong following in the urban community. it is in milwaukee magazine. carole nicksin is the editor and chief here along with dennis ervin who we'll meet in a minute with squire fine men's apparel. this issue has a great fall fashion spread at the milwaukee

a little bit rainy morning. >> a little muggy. >> a lot rainy. i always love seeing you and seeing what is in the new issue makes me so excited to read the milwaukee magazine. you do a great job of highlighting unique things around the city. >> i'm exc excite about this cor photo. father tim is my favorite priest in town i go to his services and i think he is phenomenal. let's talk about the cover story and how you chose him and his following what makes him so different. i feel like everyone in milwaukee knows who he is. >> i seek online where he will be because he rotates around and you have to find him. >> he goes to four different churches people follow him online to see where he is going to be on a sunday. what you said about him is why i chose him for the cover. people love father tim. >> what is it about him that makes him different from the rest? >> i think he just comes across

communicates and i think it is just that realness. people you know one of our sales reps at milwaukee magazine met him at a wedding in mexico and he was out there dancing with everybody. so he is, he is very true to his spiritualty, but he also isn't afraid to connect with people in a very human way. >> it's true. and i think even at a time when people were really having a difficulty with the catholic religion and the church, he is very comfortable in tal and putting them in plain light, which allows people to reconnect with him and the spiritualty and the church part of the catholicism he represents. >> my favorite part of the story he always wanted to be a priest, but after he went to seminary, he took a few years off, he was waiting tables and all of the sudden he forgot some mashed potatoes going back to the kitchen and the moment came and he said i'm ready. god i'm ready.

potatoes. >> the mashed potatoes did it. >> what a fascinating story i love it. let's talk about your dining coverage that is always anticipated. people always love it. >> yes. i love it. i love to eat. this is about the restaurant and the bar at the journeyman hotel downtown. we have all been waiting for it. now it's opened. have you been there yet? >> tiff has. >> i have and i love the roof top. >> oh, my gosh the roof top is great. coming here from new york it reminds me a little of new >> yes you can. >> total milwaukee. >> yup. >> and the restaurant, we do a nice review of it and you have to read it to you know get all of the nuance of it. >> find out more. >> exactly. >> i love it. your fall arts guide takes you through every song, every dance every show. what to see where to go all of that fun stuff. >> exactly. september through december, we have got it covered. >> awesome. >> speaking of fall you have fall fashions highlighted and that's why we're going to bring

>> hello dennis. >> hello. >> nice to see you. >> he has his purple tie on. >> what a beautiful photo. to do this in the milwaukee public museum how perfect. >> it was so much fun. there are great stories about the museum, but we won't talk about that now. we're going talk about the trends we're seeing for fall. >> breakdown what we're seeing in this picture. >> i tell you the first thing i noticed when i saw this picture was his shoes. oxford tan, classic just looked fabulous with the outfit. the slacks up to the coat. coat is a very versatile coat. it looks terrific with her. in tandem they look fabulous. >> and i love her block dress to flattering on her, but fun it's got pops of color. you know. >> she looks great. >> i think the news about this dress is i'm seeing two hem lines this fall. one is rather short, and the other is almost mid-y length.

three quarter right? >> anywhere from the knee down, not all the way down. >> i like that. >> gorgeous. >> yes. >> that's really beautiful. i love that. what else is kind of in right now? >> well, for women, some of the things we're showing in this spread are the silver lame. can you wear it with a sweater over it during the day. i think that's one really strong trend also lot and this spread, the nice pleat skirt which is something i definitely want to get for fall. >> right. and also, we see the brown tones dennis in his shoes carried through the fashion it seems. >> it looks absolutely great with him and he looks great with her. guys when they shop they want things that are versatile and comfortable. guys are event driven. women keep their wardrobes up on a day-to-day, week to week basis

right here on your show, the morning blend, absolutely, milwaukee magazine. if you follow the show you follow the magazine you know everything that is going on in southeast wisconsin, then the guys are out there getting things that look sharp going to the event. >> is it still in to just have a really great sport coat? >> it's essential. every man needs one suit, one good suit that fits, but sports coats, -- >> like father tim. very fashionable. [laughter] >> with a pop of white right here right? >> classic. >> the sports coats are more popular than ever. they are dressed up, dressed down. open collard shirts, little tweaking in the collar. >> but get those nice shoes right? >> ladies look at the guy's shoes. >> i have been told that by many women. >> fantastic point. loved having you here. what a wonderful issue you have

party the best of milwaukee party. this is happening thursday, september 22, talk about an event to get dressed up for. to do something fun. this is at the milwaukee sale loft and all are welcome to attend it's the milwaukee.mag.com best of party. what a fun time to meet people. milwaukee magazine and have refreshments. >> absolutely. october is our best of issue it's a big celebration. >> dress up folks. >> >> finish it off with great shoes. great to see you. we have a lot more coming up. a powerful animated program that is helping kids avoid accidents. and if you are wondering what to have for dinner a great recipe for pork chops using fresh summer ingredients. up next we're going to chat with christine. hi christine how are you? so good to see you. she lost 30 pounds in 40 days and now has more energy and off

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welcome back to the morning blend. well it happens all too often that you hear about someone losing weight, but then gaining it all back and oftentimes then some. >> that's right. christine st. louis went through the same scenario, but finally

christine is a nutrimost graduate and she is here with jen mccomons, a health coach for # 855-burn-fat. thanks for being here you guys. >> hey ladies. >> i think this sounds great for people and i think the fact that you know so many people can resonate with the idea of having lost weight, gaining back and gaining more. jen you get to see a lot of these transformations and stories where it is the opposite they lose the weight and keep it off for good. >> absolutely that's our typical. we are able to teach p what they need to do to maintain it and it's very easy to maintain once you learn about your body. >> christine lost 30 pounds in 40 days we're going to chat with you in a second. i met you at the nutrimost office. people are going to wonder that's amazing how does the proses work? >> you come in and see us for a consultation. i'm able to give you information

your metabolic age. which to tells us how old is yor metabolism acting. can you go to the gym and as long as you are still having trouble you aren't going to lose the weight. we're able to tell you what is going on with your system and then, we're able to tell you how to fix that. we lose the weight in 40 days so 20-pounds to 40 pounds is what we typically see. then after that we're able to put yo we're resetting your metabolism, increase your calories probably more than you're eating now and show you the foods that work with your body and that is going to teach you how to maintain long-term. and it is an amazing gift to be able to have that. >> absolutely. that peace of mind and feeling like you know what you're not so worried all the time about everything you do. your story, i think so many people can relate to you have done diets before. >> oh, god i have done so many. >> you lost up to 60 pounds then

but i have, i have tried every over-the-counter medication for dieting, all different kinds of diet plans with physicians and stuff. nothing worked. when i came to jen i said i'm going to be a challenge and i said you're my last hope. >> i remember you telling me and she's a sassy one. [laughter] >> i loved to see it. going back to the before pictures, tell us a little bit about how you're feeling, what was going on in especially medically where you decided yeah i need to lose weight. >> when it gets to the point you can't put your socks on without getting short of breath and can't bend to put them on you have to do something. besides the aching and the pains and just being so tired and just, you know when you go to the store and you look at yourself in the mirror when you are trying clothes on it's just, you don't even want to look at yourself you're disgusted, you're depressed so, it was to

hope, so i thought i would give it a go. >> uh-huh. >> you had a heart oblation, arthritis, thyroid issues, knee issues, migraines how are you doing now? >> i'm fine i feel great. i don't have pain nothing. i have energy, i could get up at 3:00 in the morning and start doing house work or whatever. i mean, i just i'm not tired. >> how about sleeping? >> oh, god i sleep really good. before i wasn't sleeping. i would be getting i sleep good. >> that is wonderful. >> yeah. >> i feel terrific. >> so you have been able to maintain the weight you lost. >> i have. >> you hear sometimes about people doing the second round and wanting to lose more, is that something you consider? >> yes i'm going to. >> you are? >> yes. >> do you feel like the program was easy to follow. >> at first you kind of wonder you know i don't know. but once you get into it, and you have a journal and you write

>> and you have a health coach. >> which you can text her, phone whatever for questions. they get back to you. they help you with any issues that you have. it's just really great. i mean you know, and it wasn't. it was really good and then you tweak your recipes to make them really taste good with using the herbs and stuff that you can use and it's fantastic. >> what do your families and friends say. i think sometimes people are little skeptical about people doing programs and they are kind of not always supportive, but what do they say about your transformation? >> it was funny because my son goes, forget it. i said no i'm going to go through with it and i'm going to do it. now after they say yeah you look good. i went with my brother and my sister-in-law and they said yeah you are looking really good we can tell in your face and stuff like that. they said just keep it up you know. so then i'm going to do another round of it.

just 30 pounds has made a tremendous change in her energy how she feels. what i want people to know we're not going to tell you you have to be a size 2 or size 4. i'm not that or anywhere near that. we can help you get to your goals to achieve what you need. it may simply be 30 pounds and you feel so much better or it may be you want to lose 100 pounds we'll be there to help you. >> it may be that you knees to hurt less. >> the thing too you don't crave stuff. like before you would crave sweets, you would crave pastas. you don't. i can watch tv commercials and it doesn't phase me at all. i can go in the grocery store, go past the bakery, doesn't phase me at all. i'm satisfied with what i'm eating because it is actual food. good food. healthy food. and i can't even get up to the amount of calories i'm supposed

>> yeah. >> isn't she cute? >> i want her to sit in the office all day. >> i know. [laughter] >> keep up the great work. you're an inspiration to many christine. here's its information for 855-burn-fat. can you call them at (414)269-5683 or 855-burn-fat.com. you are right on north avenue in tosa you can call for a consultation, go in and meet with jen then you can start texting her all you want. [laughter] >> stay on track. >> just one other thing i wand amazing. >> oh. >> everybody from jen to the girls in the office, everybody they make you feel so welcomed. and it's just amazing how friendly they are. and support everybody. >> that's wonderful. >> such a help. >> thanks christine. >> thank you. appreciate it. still ahead why one man trying to juggle a job and family decided to add to it by going back to college. that's right. up next, kids have quite the imagination, but do they know

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welcome back. hopefully your kids have been introduced to spriggy, he's a mascot that teaches children how to be safe at home outside and when they are on the go.

one cause of death in children, but research shows that education and awareness leads to prevention. >> kohl's cares and partnership with children's hospital of wisconsin and spriggy we're going to explain who spriggy is is focusing on prevents those accidents. here now with more on the initiative is katie horrigan with children's. we're supering excited to meet her and spriggy. great to see you. >> absolutely. >> tell us about children's hospital and what you are doing in the area of relates to our community? >> absolutely. most people know children's hospital for the great medical care we provide in the community. a lot of people don't know that we provide programs and services throughout the state that focus on keeping kids healthy and safe. >> yeah. >> one of those programs that you are going to talk more about is the kohl's cares growth safe and healthy program. tell us what you do through the program. >> kohl's cares grow safe and

hospital in wisconsin. we worked hard to make learning fun for kids around health and safety. this is spriggy. will you see him on all of our different resources. he shows kids through his own mishaps how to stay safe on the go. >> i like that. because there is a little humor i think in everything that i have seen that spriggy is in. you have the keep spriggy safe there is an app for that. the mobile tour and you have your website. >> yup. you can download our free app on itunes and google play. all of that can be found on the website. kohl's safe and healthy.com. we have a variety of resources there for parents. we have fun web videos watching kids and learning how they may or may not know about safety. >> we're going to take a look at a video in a second. i want to mention, that spriggy was developed to help kids learn, but what i like is it is done in such a fun way. the video we're looking at has

super cute. great demonstrations, people can watch the entire video by going to the website that you mentioned. and lots of other good videos on things you want to teach kids about. >> absolutely. we want kids learning about pedestrian safety, car seat safety, a variety of different topics as they grow. and they are on the website. >> explain the video that we're going to see that involves this octopus. >> this video is actually was a promotion we did to all of our videos kids talk through funny scenarios. this is the one. >> take a look at this. >> there is a giant octopus swimming around. how would you keep spriggy safe? >> spriggy is being chased by an octopus. >> you find a submarine. >> submarine could turn into a faster submarine.

sea weed and get himself really skinny and like, pretend to be sea weed. [laughter] >> cool i like that answer. now how would you teach spriggy to stay safe on the lake? >> oh. >> i'm leaving. [laughter] >> i'm leaving. [laughter] >> i'm out of here. >> so cute, but a different scenarios really do talk about again how to keep kids safe, give them fun interactive ways to do it. as kids go back to school what are some of the general topics parents need to be aware of? >> we know they'll be learning a lot. science, math, reading, but we also want them to be health literate which means they know where great resources are about their health and adults need to guide them.

their health in talking to their healthcare provider. >> feeling comfortable asking questions is so huge and knowing where to get those trusted sources of information. you have some great guides to keep families safe and it is everything from young kids, things like we talked about bike safety, wearing seat belts, but also older kids like maybe the first time they stay home alone or kitchen safety. i love this guide you have. i have teenagers now and they are often in the kitchen and and cooking. so it's things like watching what you are cooking and using the back burner and a 3-foot safety zone and eating on hard surfaces. checking different things at the home for safety which involves smoke detectors and things like that. wonderful resources there. >> a lot of people don't know that a lot of kids come into our emergency department with burns from cooking in the microwave. that's one thing that parents can help teach their kids about. that just because it's a

really really hot. >> great point. >> here's the website you can find out more of kohl's safe and healthy.com. thanks for being here katie. >> and thank you spriggy. after the break you will meet ramon. he already had a degree, but decided to go back to the classroom. why would he do that?

today one man's story about going back to school and juggling life as an adult. students, work and all he had going on. welcome ramon flores a professional and graduate of the masters degree program at herzing university. this is angela howard. she's the director of admissions there in kenosha. >> nice to meet you both thank you. >> nice to meet you ray monday. ray monday. ramon. with your great manners i said where are you from? >> texas. >> your undergrad is also from herzing. >> that's in bachelor of science and computer science. >> you did the technology stuff. >> i did. >> and when you went back to school you layered it with an mba. so the business part of it. >> it is. strictly business, but i really did it because i wanted to teach and that was part of the path

there. >> what maded decide you wanted to teach and how did that get you to then doing your continued education? >> you know i don't think it was just a decision or a milestone or anything like that i just wanted it it was something i enjoyed throughout my life and i've had great teachers myself so i just wanted to participate in that. so it was more of a passion than a decision. >> i love that. >> does ramon have a reputation as a great teacher? >> he does. faculty and staff and students. that's very important. have done it. you have gone through the process and so you are a great testimony to the students yes. >> what was it like as a working adult balancing your life you have a step son. all of those types of things that come into gosh i really can't fit it in, but you fit it in. >> it was hard. i certainly can't lie. that is probably the easy answer it's real hard. i think what got me through and got me on track was having a plan and using time efficiency

wrangle every second. >> did you do most of your studies online or in classrooms? >> for the graduate degree it was pretty much all online. >> i wonder if that helps, does that help make it fit in? >> gosh yes. that's probably what made it work in the end was having the flexibility to where i could do it on my time. >> i always wonder when people do online programs, especially if it is an mba what if you get stumped and you're working online and you are kind of removed from the classroom setting, do you have the opportunity at herzing have questions or something you don't understand to actually talk with a real person? >> uh-huh. i mean we have a real professor and a virtual classroom which seems like an interesting thing, but it works. herzing uses a lot of great technology. they have skype type sessions and other media things that can allow you to talk realtime. >> absolutely. >> the unique part is we're one university. herzing verses campus you can come to the campus you need additional support.

is outstanding support. >> i feel like it's a very common sentiments i hear among friend loss have a bachelor degree -- friends who have a bachelor's degree that think i always wanted to get my mba. when someone is thinking i really would like to do this for myself. sometimes it's not that they have a specific plan of teaching, but want that educational background maybe to up their salary or what not what do you say to someone that says i don't know if i can do it. >> i said the s you don't know if you can do it. the point is it gets harder and harder the longer you wait. more and more life shows up so do it don't wait. in a school like herzing university, they will make it work i promise you. >> how long did it take you? >> um, altogether, i think five years between finishing my undergrad and finishing graduate school. >> what about helping students make that transition, one of the things i think is wonderful about herzing is the way you are

make it possible for people to use the education they already have. >> yes that's one of the, because most of our students are working adults coming back to school for whatever reason. we have very unique programs one called degrea where you can get your associate from our gateway partner or a partnership and as a result it will eliminate some time as well as some cost. there is a lot of unique ways to do it. because working adults are going back to school yeah. >> i think it's great. wh start. we're talking about all of this back to school stuff. >> september 6. >> yes. >> people still have time to enroll? >> absolutely. you can enroll actually the week of. it's a university there are things we can do to get it done. we have a outstanding admissions team they would actually meet with physically on the campus if they needed to or we can do it virtually and get it squared away in a short period of time. >> did you get a back pack when you went back? [laughter]

go back to school throw some books in it that is awesome. >> great job you guys. you have a wonderful offer right now, if people call and mention the morning blend, you will get a free t-shirt, i know often you can work with people on enrollment fees and again, asking some questions about transferring credits is wonderful to do. herzing university in kenosha on washington road. you can call (262)671-0675 or toll classes start soon so visit herzing.edu. >> congratulations. >> thanks. >> nice to meet you both. >> thank you very much. up next on the show peaches are certainly one of the great tastes of summer. after the break we're going to show you how to incorporate them

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welcome back to the morning blend. we're cooking with the machine shed. peaches are perfect and plentiful this time of year which make them a great ingredient for the dinner table. >> chef kevin dahlen is here to show us how to make peaches and green pork chops. good to see you. >> good morning. >> i love a good pork chop.

grill this time of year and pair really good with fruits. apples you can shave up apples and crust them and throw them on the grill. peaches like i have here. caramelize the fruit and you know throw it on your pork when you are done. it's delicious. >> uh-huh. >> sounds really good. >> is this something you have on the menu right now? >> right now we're running it at a special for the week. >> okay. >> so it's your peaches and cream pork chop. tell us how you make it? >> we start off with our bone ii chop and you get a hot pan here. >> beautiful. >> you can throw them on the grill at work well at the restaurant we usually grill them. >> okay. >> then just throw them in. >> those are big chops. >> yeah they are. >> throw them on. >> a little different than the ones we used to broil growing up. a lot bigger. heartier. >> i would say. >> you have beautiful pork chops there. there and i season them up. got a seasoning blend kosher

>> i have some sage. >> uh-huh. >> you can put some fresh basil or any fresh herbs out of your garden what not. then fry them up, and, flip them and you had cream for your sauce and heavy whipping cream here. >> when you mentioned earlier caramelizing fruit, does caramelizing usually mean, i know onions with sugar. does it almost always involve sugar? >> well caramelizing when you cook the onions, or any fruit in the pan, the sugars come out and, that is what gets it all dark and it is actually cooking the sugars down which makes carmel. >> uh-huh. >> so that's carl mellizeed. >> how long would you let that sit for quite a while to make the sauce? >> you want to cook the chops

i did it kind of faster. then you just boil your cream up and add your brown sugar. a little sweetness. >> yummy. >> that will bubble up and it will get thick and then you are ready >> are the peaches the last thing you add in a dish like this >> yeah probably 30 seconds before it is done throw the peaches in. i want to taste one of the peaches. tell us about the fun things you brought from the gift store. >> i brought pig stuff and there is a little pig clipboard. shows where the different cuts are from on the pig >> i like that it shows the ear.

where the ear is on the pig. >> katie our producer goes that's auth for vegans. that was funny katie. >> i got to cut into this chop. >> that is really good. can you do them on the grill or pan fry them? >> yup. >> that's wonderful. >> i'm going to get one of these peaches too. this is a special right now just ask for a little peaches and cream pork chops. thank you. yummy. >> all right. >> well just this week people can get this at the machine can get all the time. >> here's the information for the machine shed you can head out and get your own. machine shed.com we're not sharing. it's in pewaukee in appleton, get your own stop looking at ours. [laughter] >> we both took a bite of meat now we have to read. thank you so much. >> great to see you. visit machine shed and ask for the peaches and cream pork chops. after the break organizing hats including a nifty way to

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technology is lifestyle consultant amy vanderoef. we're super excited to have you here. thank you so much for being here. >> i'm glad you said technology this is such an innovation in teeth whitening. maybe you wondered how does this work. power swabs addresses all of the problems teeth whitening have had in the past . it can't be super expensive, it can't take a long time it can't cause teeth sensitivity and we like to have instant results. >> how instant are the results. this is something you are ideally supposed to use for a week. it's just five minutes a day? minutes a day. it's a two step process. the first application up to two shades whiter. when i tell you instant results and instant gratification you will see them. up to two shades whiter in the first application. up to six shades after a week. we're talking massive transformations. even people say i think my teeth are pretty white i'm going to check it out. take a picture before you start. you will be amazed at the transformation.

>> let me walk you through it. demonstration is the best way to learn it. you get these swabs the first swab is the blue swab. you are applying this for two minutes like you're brushing your teeth. you can see i can walk and talk and chew gum at the same time it's super easy. no rinsing no spitting. this is hydrating your teeth. that's why you are not getting those painful zingers of teeth whitening in the past. it is also hydrating and lifting stains off even art fix surfaces caps, crowns veneers. >> that's what is amazing about it. it even works with crowns and veneers. >> so you're taking that two minutes now your teeth are prepped and ready to go. the next step is also 2 minutes this is your teeth whitening again the swab over for two minutes over your teeth to do the whitening power no rinsing no spitting pleasant taste. right over here. if you have a darker tooth something that has a little more of a stain, even an artificial surface you can concentrate on that one tooth a little bit to make sure that tooth brightens.

perfectly uniform white smile, but a lot of people have certain teeth lower teeth or whatever that might be a little more yellow. you brought a little wine a little chocolate, a little coffee. the point of all of this you whiten your teeth, but then you have some of of your favorite its like chocolate, wine or coffee. you have a trick for that as well right? >> that's right. i have heard that chocolate here in wisconsin is very good. that's indicative of milwaukee right there. good flavors i want you to enjoy your beer, wine and chocolate and coffee. if you order today you will get quick sticks. the quick stick is like your tsa approved whitening on the go you can take it anywhere with you. it's quick pick me ups maybe you have wine or blueberries. anything you had that might discolor your teeth this is how you maintain that white smile. once you do the 7 days you're done. your teeth are whiter and you maintain with this quick stick it's really easy. >> fantastic. 13 years younger. the pictures really illustrate this point. if you look at before and after.

much whiter teeth, but the proof is in pictures like this, i mean, the girl on the left, looks not just older, but the girl on the right looks fresher more friendlier, more professional. >> healthier. if you're going to be in that big job interview. if you are out there dating you want to make that great first impression you want to look healthy and confident. whiter teeth do that. when i see people opt out of photos at family reunions and parties or weddings and they are the ones that say i will hold the camera you guys get together it breaks my heart to think maybe their smile is holding them back. you don't have to have perfectly straight teeth. every tooth has character and every smile is different. when you whiten those teeth however what a drastic difference it makes. up to six shades whiter after you use this kit. that is a great measure. >> six shades up to six shades in seven days is incredible.

but when people take selfies or pictures the number one thing they photo shop about themselves is teeth. they make their teeth whiter. >> i laugh we can smooth our wrinkles and do all kinds of things in those posts. i always tell my friends can you make yourself look unnaturally white and crazy or you can have it done every single day a natural whiter smile indicative of you no more fixing yourself in posts so you don't look natural as you do every day looking around. because of the specials today you will buy two and get one free. i give you permission to regift. someone's shower you are going to, anyone on your list a mom, your spouse maybe you want to give him a little hint maybe you need whiter teeth because men's teeth happen to get darker easier than women. that's one thing men have that women don't. women have a win there which is kind of nice.

get a great deal today. >> buy two get one free and three free quick sticks and free shipping too? what that's an incredible deal. (800)663 6401 or powerswabs.com. make sure you mention the morning blend when you call to take advantage of that fantastic deal. great to see you thank you so much. thanks molly. let's head over to tiffany. today's tmj4 is excited to bring the emmy award winning television program the list. it's your go to destination for the hottest life hacks, pop culture trends and others. >> now from the list get more space with these four organizing hacks. one get spice jars out of the way by putting magnets on the list, and sticking them to the fridge. two, get your bobby pins in

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this morning on "today's take," hello dolly. country legend dolly parton on her new music, new tour and her 50. year love story. then, which one of these stars is the highest paid actress. and my manhood on full we'll suit up for synchronized swimming. all that and more -- now. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today's take" with al roker, tamron hall, and billy bush. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. welcome to "today" on this wednesday morning, august 24th, 2016. i'm billy. tam's here. al is gone on assignment.