South America Animal Bracket

South America might be the most underrated country when it comes to cool wildlife. The continent that is the home of the jaguar is a force to be reckoned with though. The entire continent is full of amazing creatures. There are animals here that can not be seen anywhere else in the world. This is not even mentioning all of the amazing rain-forests that cannot be seen anywhere else on earth. Lets look at all of the awesome animals from South America.

Here is the blank bracket for animals from South America.

First, let me apologize for the sloppiness and the poor clarity of the above photo. It is hard to write in some of these names in this small area. For instance, the Galapagos Land Iguana takes a lot of space to write up. This bracket is one of the main reasons we will be going to shorter names on the brackets in the future. Also working on getting typed brackets from here on out. 

Themed brackets are the rage once again. The brackets here are broken down into small mammals, monkeys/sloths, predators, and the animals of the Galapagos islands. The Galapagos Islands are technically South America after all. This breakdown gives us four incredible number one overall seeds. Those four animals are the mighty jaguar, the wise Galapagos Tortoise, the Giant Anteater, and the Two Toed Sloth. As you can see the jaguar might be the favorite, but it will have some pretty strong competition. We will have to see how it breaks down.

Jenna's bracket

As you can see, Jenna did not love or even really like doing this bracket at all. She skipped several of the spots because she didn't know all of the animals. She loves the Galapagos Tortoise and the Jaguar and picked both of them in the finals. Her opinion is that those two animals are far better than any from that area of the world. Due to the fact that she wanted to move on, so will we to the 3 of us that loved this bracket...

Eli's bracket

Eli picked the jaguar just like his mom. It is the favorite after all and one of the coolest animals in the entire world. He rounded out his final 4 with Black Squirrel Monkey, Giant Anteater, and Blue Footed Booby. His favorite color is blue, the name is funny to say and the bird looks awesome. How could the animal not be in his final 2. His final match-up is indicative of his whole bracket. This guy picked everything just as we expected it to happen. He absolutely loves these animals and enjoyed this bracket. Our youngest guy made big moves!!! Our little guy turned 3 yesterday btw! Happy Birthday Eli!!!

From our joyful Eli we go to me....

My bracket

My bracket was very different from the rest of the family. I am the only one that did not pick the jaguar as my champ and I had 2 final 4 selections that nobody else had. It was difficult to pick against the Jaguar, but I personally like Giant Anteaters more. The animal is so cool and I have just always admired it. My top 4 was rounded out by the itty bitty Pygmy Marmoset that is absolutely adorable and the red footed booby. I actually didn't even know a red footed booby existed until I did research for this bracket, but now its at the top of my animal wish list to see in the wild. South American is an awesome continent to view creatures! Let's move on to the real animal lover though...

Noland Jr.'s bracket

Noland Jr. picked the favorite in the Jaguar making him the 3rd person to pick jaguars. That animal so clearly won our brackets, but let's discuss his bracket further. He was the second person to pick pink fairy armadillo in his final 4 (Jenna also did). Btw, how crazy is it that such a thing as a pink fairy armadillo exists? They exist and they are super cool. I wish you could see them more frequently because they are awesome. Jr. also picked Galapagos Hawks and Black Head Spider Monkeys in his Final 4. Those final 4 selections were ones that only he selected. He really enjoyed this bracket and all animal brackets. Now, to help take him to see these animals....

Here are our final bracket rankings for this bracket
5. Galapagos Hawk 9 spaces
T-3. Pygmy Marmoset/Pink Fairy Armadillo 11 spaces
2. Giant Anteater 14 spaces
1. Jaguar - 23 spaces
The Jaguar absolutely smashed the competition for our biggest bracket beatdown yet!!

These Jaguars are from the Jacksonville Zoo. They are Jacksonville Jaguars... I'll show myself out...

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-Noland

North American Animals Bracket

We always think of other continents when we think of the location of the best animals. Most think Africa, others Asia, still others Australia, or South America. What about the animals right here in North America though? We have some incredibly awesome animals right in our backyard. Our family loves going on walks, and going to state parks to look at animals. Sometimes we go to the beach and look at animals there. If we are in the car, we are trying to spot birds and seeing who can find the coolest ones. Take a look at our North American Animal Bracket and see for yourself some of the awesome animals in America.

Once again, we have developed themed regions. These regions are based on the climates the animals live in. We have desert animals, snow, and an everything section. You will notice that is only 3 climates, because there are so many unique and awesome birds on this continent, we gave birds their own region as well. Animals that could fit in multiple categories, like mountain lion, were placed in the region that allowed for the greatest seperation of what I thought would be the favorites.

Our four 1 seeds are Bald Eagle, Grizzly Bear, Polar Bear, and Mountain Lion. I think most would agree that those are four of the first animals they think about when they think about this continent and its creatures. Some would say alligator or bison, but most are thinking of one of those 6 at first thought. Because of that the regions were themed around separating those animals. That being said, Moose is a really strong 3 seed. The snow bracket is so incredibly strong as a region. It is perhaps the strongest out of all the regions.

Enjoy seeing what we picked in our brackets....

Starting with the animal lover himself, Noland Jr.

Jr. goes to a school where the cougar is the mascot and he absolutely adores that school. So it is no surprise seeing the mountain lion (cougar) is his choice as overall champ. As you will notice, he tends to go with some type of intimidating predator in all of these brackets too. He chose the tiger in Asia and the cheetah in Africa. That is not by accident, he really enjoys learning about predators and looking at them.

The big surprise he had was picking the cottonmouth over the grizzly. I do not know where he got anti-grizzly all of a sudden, but he really was against them. Usually he is all about the apex predator, but not this one. He has been all about snakes lately though because they scare his mom. Isn't he too young to say things like that though? This kid said the other day he wants a pet snake. That will not ever happen in this house. At least he realizes a pet venomous snake is a bad idea. Still, Noland definitely supported the snakes in his bracket. Cottonmouth made it to the final 4 in Jr.'s bracket and was out in the first round for the rest of us.

The final four also included a Peregrine Falcon. Jr. learned all about these types of falcons on the Wild Kratts and has become obsessed ever since. They do have awesome "creature powers" as the Kratt brothers would say. A super cool bird that does many great things. I was not surprised when it made it all the way to the finals for Noland Jr. It was a little surprising to see Red Fox win that bottom right bracket, but it is an awesome predator and he is consistent with picking those. Also red is Jr.'s favorite color so it makes sense.

Next, is our other animal loving boy, Eli Thomas

Eli again shows a bias for bears. He always picks any type of bear to do really well. This bracket was no exception. Da Bears! Polar Bears won in the final over grizzly bears. Kodiak Bears only lost because they went up against Polar Bears. The only surprise is that not all bears advanced past the 1st round. Eli had Bullfrog over the black bear. I do not know where that came from. I can only think that he picked bullfrog because of leapfrog. They are both frogs and he loves leapfrog.

The spoonbill won the bird bracket for Eli. He really likes seeing them at Busch Gardens and at Animal Kingdom. They are one of my favorite birds as well. We see them in the wild in Florida every now and then and always see them near the coast. A bird with a spoon shaped beak, what isn't to like? Such a unique and majestic bird.

Also in the final four for Eli is the mountain lion. He is going to be joining Noland Jr. at school next year and likes everything Noland likes. Since Noland likes the cougar mascot, Eli likes it too. The mountain lion could win some future brackets for Eli, but it won't beat a bear. It definitely will not beat the polar bear. Now, to take Eli to see a polar bear....

Next, my lovely wife, Jenna

Sorry you didn't get to see Jenna's awesome handwriting, she was once again working on some project for her shop while we were filling these out. You will also notice some blue dots all over her paper. I left my clipboard out where I did these and the boys colored over them. Some blue marker from one of the boys was able to bleed through to her bracket. I was going to rewrite it, but I think it shows our family personality. This is for our family, so why not showcase the blue marker.

Moving on to the content of the bracket now....

Moose in the final four was the only surprise. It's not that the moose is not awesome. I just was not expecting moose to beat out polar bear on any of our brackets. Jenna really grew to like the moose on a vacation out west before we met. She took a trip to Colorado and saw some awesome moose while visiting family. There is that and the fact that moose are really cool.

The other final 4 are not surprising. Bald Eagle is a deserving champ. Mountain Lion was a #1 seed and how do you choose against a grizzly?

Pretty solid bracket right here from my wife, but the best bracket is still to come...

Finally, you can see my bracket...

How do you not pick the symbol of America in the Bald Eagle? I could not do it and selected the Bald Eagle as my overall champion. It is by far my favorite type of bird and I get goose bumps everytime I see one. It does not matter where I see it, but I really want to see a bald eagle whenever I go on a hike, in the car, or to a zoo. They are one of the first animals I look for. It is just truly a magnificent creature.

I almost went entirely chalk and pick all four one seeds. However, I chose one wildcard. The majestic pronghorn knocked off the mountain lion for me. Their speed and grace is truly magnificent. I have yet to see one and it is near the top of my creature list to see. I think of pronghorns as America's gazelles. It sure would be cool to see one in the wild.

Polar Bear would have been a great pick to win and I'd love to see them in the wild as well. It would be absolutely thrilling to see (not too close though). However, I could not put it over a Bald Eagle. The polar bear is my favorite type of bear though and I really have enjoyed seeing the few I have. Still, seeing one in the wild has to be the ultimate thrill.

We really do have some amazing creatures on this continent. Let's look at the top 5 selections based on spots advanced.
5. Porcupine - 10
4. Grizzly Bear - 13
3. Bald Eagle - 14
2. Polar Bear - 15
1. Mountain Lion - 16

These are some mountain lions that we found resting at the Jacksonville Zoo. Probably my favorite place to see these animals was the Catty Shack Ranch in Jacksonville though. There you can see them feeding. However, we were more interested in the tigers and African Lions feeding that day and didn't get a good picture. Still, these mountain lions are absolutely fantastic creatures. The mountain lion is the winner of the North American Animal Bracket.

What do you think of our picks?
What are your favorite animals from North America?
Did we leave any important animals out?
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Leave us some comments and let us know.

Have a great weekend and a great summer (it is officially summer now!!!)
Join us in 5 days as we do our super villain bracket!!!

- Noland

Asian Animals Bracket

People always tend to think of Africa when it comes to coolest wildlife. I think it would be foolish to sleep on Asia when it comes to cool animals though. The land of the tiger has their own amazing creatures to behold. Here we look at some of those amazing creatures from the vast Asian continent. I really hope you enjoy our bracket for the coolest Asian Animal.

Much like our African Animal Bracket, this is just picking the coolest animal. Enjoy our brackets for the coolest Asian animal. Take a look at the blank bracket first.

Some of these names are harder and some of them are a little harder to read. The brackets are separated by themed regions once again. Animals with spots are in the top left corner of the bracket with the Giant Panda as the #1 seed. Those circles around the pandas eyes were counted as a spot. Asian elephants were the #1 seed in the bottom left bracket for the region labeled heavy hitters. With this region all of the animals are big, strong, and powerful. Top right we have striped animals with the #1 seed of a tiger. The bottom right is graceful animals. The number 1 seed in that bracket is the Orangutan. Separating the regions this way gave us a good bracket breakdown and allowed for the separation of those four easily identified animals. Some of the striped and spotted animals are stretches, but those being the brackets made for an interesting contrast.

You will notice that this bracket is far more specific than the African Animals bracket and therefore has longer names written in. Indian Rhino instead of just Rhino. Arabian Ostrich instead of just plain ostrich, although it is just the same thing in that case. One of the hardest to read is brown long eared bat, which is the 11 seed in the grace regional. To more difficult ones are the golden spotted monitor (13 seed spot regional) and the golden snub nose monkey (10 seed spot regional). Other than that you should be good here. If you have a question of what the animal is, I suggest a google image search. Some of these animals are not well known, but they sure are magnificent.

Now, let's look at Eli's bracket...

Komodo Dragon was the ultimate champion for Eli's bracket. The thing that won Eli over was the komodo dragon feeding we saw a few years ago. Noland Jr. also had a class pet (Bearded Dragon) and that helped both of the boys love lizards. They often try catching lizards in the back yard. Good thing they don't have a Komodo Dragon to catch though. Those things are so dang powerful and deadly. Another point in the dragons favor is that is the closest thing we have on this planet to a living breathing dinosaur.

The biggest upset in this bracket came when Tree Kangaroo beat the mighty Tiger. I thought Tiger would be in a toss up matchup with Komodo Dragon in the Final Four. I never expected Tiger to lose to the Tree Kangaroo. We have never seen a Tree Kangaroo in person, but they look super cool. Now, I got to locate one in this country for the boys to see.

Aside from the Tree Kangaroo, his final 4 was rounded out by Snow Leopard and Sloth Bear. He picked Sloth Bear because that is what Baloo the Bear is. Snow Leopard was the other pick, just because they look cool and he enjoyed saying it. They are super cool. Eli kept picking the big predators too other than that Tree Kangaroo.

Let's check in on the brother Eli adores, with Noland Jr.'s bracket...

Noland's bracket looks far different than Eli. He had an entirely different Final Four. The toughest match-up for him was taking Chinese Pangolin over the Komodo Dragon. He really enjoys pangolins though and really wants to see one. Every knew the tiger would win overall though as that has been his favorite animal forever. Even at 3 months he used to always get a big smile when seeing a tiger and hearing the word tiger. He absolutely loves them. The Final Four was rounded out by the Draco Lizard and the Sun Bear. He picked the Draco because of its unique gliding creature power (as the Wild Kratts would say). The Kratt brothers even did an episode on the Draco Lizard. While the Sun Bear is just super cool and has an orange stripe across its chest. Noland Jr. thought that stripe was the coolest.

There were a few upsets here, most specifically the bears over the rhinos. I did not see those upsets coming. The Mugger Crocodile advancing two rounds, including past the Asian Elephant, was also a big upset. Most surprising, was his selection of the Asian Water Monitor over the clouded leopard. It is super awesome, but this boy is usually such a big cat fan that I thought the lizard stood no chance against the mighty leopard. Also surprising was the Indian Star Tortoise knocking off the Giant Panda. I thought the Panda would make it deeper on his bracket.

Now their mother....

Jenna went chalk as is typical for her. She enjoys the fan favorites when it comes to animals. All four #1 seeds made it into her final four, with Asian Elephant taking the crown. She did it in her own special style too with the notes and all. As you can see her tough choice was Orangutan over Komodo Dragon. Both animals performing pretty well across the brackets, but more on that later.

Jenna had two question marks on her bracket. I'd assume that would happen on some if everyone were to fill these out. She had a hard time picking between the Golden Snub Nose Monkey and the Gibbon, so she didn't pick one. There was no preference one way or the other and she just decided not to pick. The same thing happened with Bactrian Camel and Mugger Crocodile. She wanted to move on from those animals because she wasn't picking them more than one round anyway. Jenna was working on another project during this and wanted to do the bracket quick. This is the only bracket of hers with question marks. Jenna is much more excited for our next bracket, which she labeled her favorite so far...

Time for me....

I really enjoyed this bracket. It was one of my favorites to complete. African Animals is always my default answer when I am asked which continent has the coolest animals. However, this bracket made me realize that Asia is a strong contender. This continent has some really incredible creatures. I actually think I prefer it after doing the research. You forget how many different climates are in Asia. That makes for such an incredible diversity of wildlife. It was hard to limit this bracket to 64 choices.

We did limit it though and it was fun to do. A species of rhino ended up winning my bracket, just like in Africa. I ended up selecting the Indian Rhino in the finals. They have an Indian Rhino at the Tampa Zoo and it is my favorite exhibit at the whole zoo. I just love the armor that these guys have. Such an incredibly neat creature. I have never seen a Sumatran Rhino in person, but it was almost my pick to win it all. Now, I have to find where we can see one of those.

My final four was rounded out by Komodo Dragon, Tree Kangaroo, and Snow Leopard. Komodo Dragon is my second favorite animal. Rhinos are first. This bracket was incredibly predictable for my family based on that fact. Although I was fascinated by the Tree Kangaroo. My second hardest selection was Tree Kangaroo over Red Panda. Those little guys are so dang cool. The Tree Kangaroo just narrowly beat it out. Snow Leopards are super neat as well. That is one of the coolest animals that I have seen in person and I want to see one again. They are simply brilliant creatures. All of these animals are actually. I was impressed with the wildlife from Asia.

Here are our top 5 animals across all the brackets.
5. Indian Rhino (11 spots)
T-3. Draco Lizard/ Asian Elephant (12 spots)
2. Snow Leopard (14 spots)
T-1. Komodo Dragon/ Tiger (17 spots)

For the first time, we have a tie at the top. A tie of ferocious predators. The Komodo Dragon and the Tiger reign supreme. If you haven't seen a feeding with either of these guys, we highly recommend it. Pictures are of feeding with these two animals.

This was a massive tiger eating at the Catty Shack Ranch in Jacksonville, FL

This was the Komodo Dragon sensing its food at the Jacksonville Zoo in Jacksonville, FL. Super cool!!!

What did you think of our picks?
What is your favorite animal from Asia?
Got any picks on your bracket?
Anything you want us to do a bracket of?
Feel free to leave any feedback as always.
In 5 days we will have our animated bear bracket. That bracket was inspired by our Baloo loving Eli.

Until next time,

- Noland

African Animals Bracket

Hey there bracket fans!!!! Thanks for checking in again on our newest bracket!

This week we bring you the African Animals bracket! Most people would believe that Africa has the coolest animals anywhere on this wonderful planet. We thought it would be a great idea to decide which of those animals were our favorites and have some match ups. This is not who we think would win in a fight, but perhaps we will do that bracket some other time. Instead, we are just picking our favorites. Which ones we enjoy seeing the most. Our resident animal expert was ready to take on the challenge and asked for this bracket to happen early.

Without further adu, here is our African Animals Bracket.

We again decided to have themed sections and selected animals that are predominantly in Africa. We decided to go with a generic rhino instead of separating them into white rhino vs. black rhino. Additionally, I just wrote Elephant, but we are talking about an African Elephant. I focused on animals that Eli had seen as well, so that he could participate. A good portion of these can be found on the safari at Animal Kingdom. Originally, I had included King Cobra, but after additional research I saw that they were native to Asia, not Africa. So I redid the bracket and included a spitting cobra which changed the seeding a bit.

The bracket was separated by Flashy animals, Hidden Gems, Stunning Animals, and animals with lots of Teeth. The goal was to separate out rhinos, elephants, and lions for everyone and keep themed sections. That goal worked and so do the sections. Hidden gems are animals that are good at hiding and/or rarely seen in the wild. Flashy animals are animals that catch your eye because they have some crazy trait. A zebra's stripes, a giraffe's spots, something that grabs your attention. Stunning animals are animals that are just absolutely majestic. They just take your breath away. That's the perfect way to describe an elephant in my opinion. Finally, the teeth section is where you get your big predators and other animals with lots of big, scary teeth.

As always, we start with Mr. Brackets, Noland Jr.

The lion was always Noland's #2 animal behind only the tiger. That changed recently when we saw a cheetah run at Busch Gardens. Speed may kill, but it also sells little kids. Seeing the blazing speed of the cheetah was enough to make it pass the lion for Jr. That speed was beyond impressive. I hope everyone one day gets to experience it. The lion is now his #3 animal overall and #2 from Africa.

He really likes rhinos as well and likes them more because they are my favorite. There is a lemur in Zoboomafoo, which is one of his favorite shows period. That lemur helps move all lemurs into the Elite 8 for Noland Jr. Rounding out the top 8 were the Nile Monitor, the honey badger, pangolin, and leopard.

The hardest decision in the bracket according to him was whether to pick a bongo or an addax. He really liked seeing both on the safari and they both have sweet horns. Bongo was the ultimate choice because that animal is more colorful. Another tough one was honey badger or meerkat because there is a meerkat and a honey badger in the lion guard. We saw honey badgers at the Naples Zoo and that convinced him that it is the superior animal, but he really likes looking at meerkats.

There were a few surprises in his bracket. I was shocked that he took a cape vulture over a Thomson's Gazelle and then over giraffes as well. Also a hippo losing to a waterbuck? Really, don't know where that one came from. It seems like Nile Monitor making it all the way to the Elite 8 is an upset, but not with my boys. They love big lizards and this monitor is very similar to the Komodo Dragon. What a cool animal. He might not be the only one to have that upset.

Now, let's look at our sweet Eli's bracket

 We knew two things going into Eli's bracket. It was going to be giraffe vs. hippo in the final and giraffe would win. He just loves giraffes so much. They have been his favorite animal for as long as I can remember. It is the first animal he said the name of and one of his first words period. Absolutely loves giraffes. Lately, he has really started enjoying hippos too.

His final four rounded out with jackal and cheetah. One was obvious, the cheetah. Just like Noland, he saw that Cheetah run and was so amazed by its blazing speed. After that, he has asked to go back daily. He loves the cheetah run. Heck, this boy loves the Cheetah Hunt coaster that he is far too little to ride. Just watching it go by is enough for Eli. Loves cheetahs. Jackal came out of nowhere though. Its like we were doing this bracket and all of a sudden he decided he loves jackals. We have never seen one in person, but there is a jackal in the Lion Guard, so maybe that is why. He did have mandrills in the Elite 8 solely because that is what Rafiki is.

Zebras are probably his 4th favorite animal from Africa, but they went up against giraffes in the Sweet 16. Nothing was beating that giraffe.

We had a celebrity guest picker in our house while we were filling these out in my Mother in Law. We will share her bracket next.

Noland calls his grandmas by their hair color so this is the bracket for his red-hair grandma. Notice the RH grandma at the top of this bracket. He was beyond excited that his grandma wanted to do a bracket as well. She chose the lion as her top animal which is what I imagine most people would. However, she was the only one to do so in our brackets. Lions made the finals several times, but only won with red hair grandma.

I thought Noland loved lemurs until I saw his grandma's bracket. She had them all the way to the finals. She had two completely opposite things in her finals and her final four. Half of her final four was humongous with lions and elephants. The other half are super tiny in bushbabies and lemurs. Just goes to show that the animals we love come in all shapes and sizes.

After seeing what Jenna's mom picked, let's check in on what the boys' mom picked.

Jenna had the most predictable bracket if you know us I believe. It went according to chalk with all 4 1 seeds making it and everyone knew that would be her final four. We also knew that elephant would be the ultimate champion for her. She really loves all of those four animals, but especially the elephant. Nothing she selected surprised me in the least and I could have predicted her entire bracket for you. Well, maybe Klipspringer over Honey Badger was a bit of a surprise, but not really.

Jenna was the only one of us to select all four 1 seeds for the final. She was the only one to have Gorillas in the Final Four. She was also the only one to write stork when choosing between the Maribou and the Shoebill Stork. I guess she just didn't want to choose.

Finally, here is my bracket

Rhinos are my favorite animal, but after seeing that cheetah run i questioned it for a minute. Seriously, it was amazing!! Rhinos are still the coolest though. I don't know what it is about rhinos, but I just absolutely love them. They are just so fun to look at and impressive when they charge. Fun fact a group of rhinos is actually called a charge of rhinos.

I struggles the most with the teeth bracket. I kept going back and forth with several matchups. I wanted to pick the lion, especially after seeing it eat. Then I wanted to pick the leopard because of its pure power while still being graceful. Ultimately, I went with Hyena because when I see Hyenas I get more excited than when I see lions or leopards. Why that is I do not know, but I enjoy them. They are very neat and I saw them laugh on a night safari at Animal Kingdom. That is still one of my favorite experiences ever.

My toughest selection in the bracket was honey badger over hippo. That was a really tough one. I was able to pick honey badger because when I finally saw one at Naples Zoo it was probably the most excited I was to see an animal. Well, most excited other than when I get to see my kid's reactions. Picking honey badger over hippo was just tough because hippos are also in my top 5. They are so amazing to look at and I just wasn't sure. In fact I am still not sure. It's more even than anything with those two. However, I was more excited to see a honey badger. Also Bunga is a honey badger and Beshte is a hippo and Bunga is cooler than Beshte.

Finally, I wanted to say that the elephant was almost knocked out early because of the Nile Monitor and also the shoebill stork. How the shoebill stork changes his eyes is so cool and the monitor is just a neat animal.

So who is the ultimate winner for the family?

So the top 5 were
1. Lion (20 spaces)
T-2. Cheetah/Rhino tie (19 spaces)
T-4. Giraffe/Honey Badger tie (15 spaces)

Making the lion not only the king of the jungle, but the king of our brackets.

That feeding was pretty awesome!!!
Photo from Catty Shack Ranch in Jacksonville, FL

What did you think of our brackets?
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Next up for you is our College Baseball Tournament bracket that starts the day of our bracket being released. Enjoy Omaha!!!!

Have a great week!

-Noland