Howard Morin

@JJWatt @SuperTexans Awesome. Looks like tomahawks from AJs (if here in AZ).

@SuperTexans Yessir. Truffle Salt. 275° for 45 minutes. Brief Rest. 2 minute sear each side on piping hot cast iron. (Spread butter on each side before sear)

Might have just peaked in the steak preparation game. Not sure where it can really go from here. Just stood there staring at it for a good 5 minutes.

@TiffanyFong Start coughing or sneezing or talk into your phone. Should help but no guarantee.

how do you get your uber driver to shut the fuck up ?

@FoodPleaser Plates and plates.

Be honest, how many could you eat? 🍪 🍪 🍪

@MLFootball @wufosports @lisaunger_716 @BuffaloBossBabe @buffalobillsbae @BradleyGelber Doesn’t matter. They still won’t make the Super Bowl.

THOUGHTS ON THESE BUFFALO #BILLS SPECIAL EDITION MATTE BLACK ON BLACK UNIFORMS WITH BLACK HELMETS…? 👀👀👀 Exclusive first look at them:

@nflrums Hang up. #FinsUp

The #Seahawks have reportely called the #Dolphins about De'von Achane

@MLFootball @SSN_Buckeyes @Birm @BarstoolOSU @PatsBuzz @itmekaralee @TitleTalkTCL @jerrythornton David Boston.

@TheListFinsPod Only if he keeps the mega mullet.

Dolphins were also represented today at Iowa's Pro Day. Hawkeyes have a dozen draft hopefuls, headedlined by Gennings Dunker Who wants this beast with our second round pick? #PhinsUp #Hawkeyes

@NFL @ruebenbainjr @CanesFootball Love it.

his motor never stops 💨 @ruebenbainjr | @CanesFootball

@Inspirenaire Costco Travel. Rental cars…

This is a repost in case some of you missed it. Costco membership offers way more than I think people take advantage of. Y'all do a spring cleaning of all your memberships and start to maximize on every discount or offer available! #Inspirenaire

@CameronWolfe @FinsFaithfulPod @nflnetwork @ruebenbainjr @CanesFootball Let’s do it. #FinsUp

“Mike Tyson wasn’t the tallest. He wasn’t the longest. But when you felt him, you felt him. You kept your distance.” 1-on-1 with Miami DL Rueben Bain Jr. on what he wanted to show NFL teams, potential fit with Titans, why he doesn’t care about hair cuts, his love for 🏈 & more.

@SullyCNBC @CNBC @CERAWeek Someone had a crystal ball today @SullyCNBC

Markets soaring as Trump says he will postpone Iran strikes pending talks. More on @CNBC here from @CERAWeek

@leadlagreport Where is Chuck Rhodes?

They aren’t even trying to hide the stock market manipulation

@markcecchini Good weather. Mild right now.

super excited to be heading out to Jackson Hole in May for the visiWealth Visionaries retreat jam-packed advanced financial planning content with 25 top planners from around the country plus the setting doesn't look too bad...(1st time in JH)

@markcecchini And they want you out at about 5:15pm. Try to get the kiddos fed asap so you might have a moment or two of sanity 😂

one of the sick things about having toddlers is you’ll never have to wait for a table at that popular restaurant in town because you eat dinner at 5:05pm

@thefloridakeys Great spot. Also a great Sand Bar a few miles back towards land off Holiday Isle. Can actually set up some lounge chairs and floats. Lots of boat hopping.

Ever wondered how the Florida Keys does Fridays? In Islamorada, it's floating in crystal-clear waters, cocktails in hand, and a postcard-perfect view of Alligator Lighthouse. Grab your friends, your favorite drink, and let the water do the rest! 🎥: islamoradabeverages

@GuyAdami It’s still 4.376% higher than this guy’s GPA.

4.376%

@OmarKelly Generally agree with you but not sure I’m putting emphasis on “nothing”. Tearing down can be tricky if you demo wrong parts and the house falls on you. I think we have a better FO than we did a year ago. Maybe JES never becomes John Schneider II, but I like where he came from.

No offense. But Jon Eric Sullivan has done NOTHING but tear down a roster. That’s the easy part. It’s like a home demo. Get a bat, a crowbar and a dumpster and you’ve got all the tools you need

@FinsXtra @AdamSchefter He’s elite. Keep him in Miami.

🚨 BREAKING: Multiple teams around the NFL have called the Miami Dolphins regarding De’Von Achane’s availability, but have been told he is not available. (@AdamSchefter) #PhinsUp

@markcecchini Great post. We should all start by being human.

“Hi, Mark. This is Maria. We are at the hospital because Bill's liver cancer has gotten worse. The doctor just told us he has a few months to live.” As it turned out, Bill would be gone 3 weeks after that phone call. No amount of training prepares you to receive a phone call like that. My boss Frank (Bill's lead advisor) was out to lunch with a client and our receptionist put Maria through to my office line instead. I was the support advisor on their relationship, and I had never spoken to Maria before her call from the hospital to our office. (Maria had purposefully not participated in Bill's ongoing relationship with my firm to that point due to financial phobia) She was naturally very distraught on the phone, and I was unsure how to react. I thought I had 2 main options: Option 1️⃣ Go immediately into “financial planner problem solver” mode. Check the boxes. Do my job, and tell Maria we’ll begin executing end-of-life financial action items and getting things in order. Ask for a follow up meeting ASAP. Option 2️⃣ Be a human being. Listen with empathy. Provide support. Don’t burden her with financial planning concepts and to-do items. Give them time to process. I’m proud to say that I went with Option 2. I listened for a while as Maria explained more about the situation, then I spoke: “I’m so sorry to hear that, Maria. I give you my word that we will be here for you every step of the way." "I’ll let Frank know when he gets back to his desk. Tell Bill to hang in there and we’re all thinking of him at the office." "If and when you are ready, we’ll organize a call with both of you to talk about getting things in order.” Maria was completely out of touch with her and Bill’s finances (by choice, and by her own admission). Money was a foreign concept to her, and she operated on a cash only basis, even with her banking. Her only financial transactions involved taking cash out of one bank's ATM and depositing it to another bank down the street. Needless to say, she needed a LOT of hand-holding after Bill passed away. Bill had over $1.9 million in liquid investments which she inherited, along with $800k cash proceeds from a life insurance policy. So how did we help? 👉🏽 We contacted our partner insurance firm and helped cash out the $800k life insurance policy (Bill had obtained a cancer policy as part of a previous planning recommendation) 👉🏽 We called the Social Security office with Maria and began the process of applying for SS Survivor Benefits 👉🏽 As part of this, we ran an analysis of whether or not she should opt to wait and collect her own SS earnings benefit, or collect Bill’s Survivor benefits now 👉🏽 We contacted the Estate Planning firm we had recommended to them years prior and alerted them to Bill’s passing so they could start on their end-of-life administrative processes 👉🏽We obtained multiple copies of Bill’s death certificate that Maria would need to close bank accounts and claim assets 👉🏽 We mapped out an investment plan for the $800k life insurance proceeds according to Maria's new risk tolerance and timeline 👉🏽 We worked with Charles Schwab to get Bill's brokerage accounts "stepped up" -- this is when taxable assets held at death get the underlying cost basis stepped up to the fair market value at passing 👉🏽 We created a long-term financial plan that showed Maria that she would indeed be able to sustain herself on their investment assets and retirement income for decades to come, even without earning a high level of investment return 👉🏽 We set Maria up with a monthly transfer from the Schwab investment account to her preferred bank so she could withdraw cash on demand for her living expenses 👉🏽 We had Maria come to our office for another meeting and then took her out to lunch afterward to talk about how she was doing after Bill's passing (zero financial talk) During the holidays that year, Maria delivered a handwritten note to our office with a simple message: “I honestly could not have survived Bill’s death without you and your team. Thank you for everything. I hope you have a great Christmas with your families.” Moral of the story? 👉🏽 Be a human being first and act with empathy and compassion. Then do your job, and do it WELL. Pretend it's one of your family members going through it. Not everyone is financially inclined, and some people even fear it. Our roles are often about far more than dollars and cents.

It’s still very early in the offseason, but #Dolphins GM Jon-Eric Sullivan is doing a fine job of looking at all the holes on the roster and finding the best possible players to fill them. We don’t know if the Malik Willis experiment will work, but I’m glad this new regime isn’t afraid to take chances on some of these new players.