Unless you’re cheese, wine or George Clooney, the likelihood of getting better with age is not high. That, however, is not true for Neil Patrick Harris (NPH)–first known as Doogie Howser M.D. After a near-decade disappearance, Harris resurfaced in Hollywod utilizing his child hood star status to make waves… Or at least laughs.

If you thought NPH was good (playing himself) in Herald and Kumar Go To White Castle, you’re gonna love him as Dr. Horrible in the new made for web series, Dr. Horrible. It has been 15 years since Doogie left the air and one thing is for sure, NPH has gotten better with age… And by better I mean funnier.

Here’s the evolution of my acceptance for NPH as an actor and human:

Here’s something to consider, especially those of us living in the Pacific Northwest where rain can–at times–be an everyday occurrence… Made up scenario:

Looking your very best, you depart for a fancy shin-dig, your car is parked 100 yards away and suddenly a hell-storm of rain begins to pour from above. You’re already late so waiting it out isn’t an option and your umbrella doesn’t exist. So, what do you do, walk or run?

A week ago I made a dash for my car during a down-pour. Once in the car my friend (who had walked) asked if I thought running really kept me more dry. My instincts said yes, of course running through the rain will leave you less saturated than walking. Then, after more thought I began to second-guess myself. Will running through the rain really keep me more dry? The answer is no, running through the rain will not necessarily keep you more dry than another person walking the same distance through the same rain.

A physicist at the University of Udine, Italy, Alessandro De Angelis calculated a best-case scenario where a sprinter moving at 22 MPH does get less wet, but only about 10 percent less wet than a casual walker moving less than 7 MPH.

In Conclusion, running from rain is only worth it for Olympic sprinters… This dude should be walking:

You just can’t get enough protection. Which is why I always roll with a storm trooper. Check it, I’ve got the self portrait to prove it.

Cincinnati, OH is home to many great things (e.g. consumer goods warlord Proctor & Gamble, Kings Island, two professional athletic teams, a zoo known for breeding more animals than the continent of Africa and, NOW, Frank’s Garden.

Who is Frank and what’s so great about his garden? Good question…I’ll tell ya!

Frank Marzullo is a morning Weather Man, as well as my big brother, not to mention the most popular face to wake up to in Cincinnati, OH (pun intended). Frank’s Garden is his new weekly gardening tips & tricks segment. I hate calling-out my own blood, but this is, without question, Frank’s first time in a garden and rightfully so, as there’s no sense in dirtying such a pretty face. Keep up the good work Frank, I’m proud of you, but not of your hair loss

Ok, so, unlike my previous post, this video isn’t for everyone, but I’m confident the majority of my readers will appreciate this re-mix of a classic Richard Simmons exercise video. Credit goes to a Portland-based creative who writes for a Portland-based juggernaut in the ad game.