Scott Chase Bio

Scott Chase
Monday - Friday: 2:00 PM - 6:00 PM

I was born in Allentown, Pennsylvania... (yes I know... Billy Joel...) I attended Clarion University of Pennsylvania where I earned a B.S. Degree in Communications, played on the basketball team, joined the Delta Chi Fraternity, wrote for the college newspaper, and started a radio career at the college radio station... ok, so there wasn't a lot of down time.

I have done radio in the following markets: Sarasota, FL, Melbourne FL, West Palm Beach, FL, Wilkes-Barre, PA, Allentown, PA, Rockford, IL, Nashville, TN, and Tampa, FL... My frequent flyer program is going very well!

E-mail Address: scott@q108.com

Lily's Disneyland Surprise

Marching Band Does Party Rock Anthem

My Dog Plays Basketball

Flash Mob Proposal

Grandpa Gets a Webcam

Burning Car Lifted Off of Trapped Man

Ryan Gosling Breaks up a Fight

Surprise Wedding

E-Harmony Video (Cat Lady)

CRAZY BUSY? FIND SOME "ME" TIME:
Here are some ways to stay sane in your crazy busy world!!

1. Enlist the help of a friend or family member. Have the neighbor come over for 20 minutes and you go for a walk. This is good for your peace of mind and your body.

2. Wake up 30 minutes early and enjoy the quiet in your house before the chaos of getting your kids up and going starts.

3. Enforcing bedtime gives you that hour or two every night when you can enjoy doing some things for yourself whether it be surfing the Internet, or watching a movie.

4. Locking yourself in the bathroom for 10 minutes is a quick way to gain a few moments of peace in a hectic day. Keep magazines or a book in the bathroom and catch up on your reading.

5. Find another mom and take turns watching each other\'s kids for an hour or two. By doing this once a week, you will eliminate some stress and get the desired "me time" to recharge your system. Knowing you can look forward to this time each week will help you thru the times that maybe you can\'t have the time to yourself.

6. Reserve one day a week or every other week to get together with friends. Your friends keep you grounded and can help you see things from a different perspective. You can share your worries and frustrations which helps to release energy that drags you down.

7. Laugh and dance. Even if you do this with your children, you will feel better. Some days are complete chaos and laughing and dancing can help relieve the stress of the day. Your kids will love to see you cut lose and act silly. Get in touch with your inner child!

8. Exercising is another great way to improve your mood. Find a gym that has a daycare and take advantage of it for 30 minutes or an hour. Your kids will have fun playing with new friends and you get the necessary time to take care of yourself.

9. Find a reliable babysitter. Leaving your kids with someone is hard sometimes so ask other moms whom they use for a babysitter. Then look at your calendar, and schedule those days with your babysitter. Aim for getting out for a couple hours once a week.

10. Going to the grocery story, BY YOURSELF, is also a great way to have some "me time". It is something that you have to do anyway. Don\'t just rush thru it though; take your time and just browse. Maybe stop some place else before you go grocery shopping. TAKE ADVANTAGE of grocery shopping time and use it as the time you need for yourself. -ezinearticles.com.

TOP 10 ONLINE TIME WASTERS

According to netscape.com, here are the Top 10 Online Time Wasters At Work ... I mean, things to do when you need a little mental coffee break from the daily grind ...

1. Check the value of your home.

Visit http://zillow.com to spee the current "zestimated" value of your home. You\'ll also get to see the value of your friends\' and neighbors\' homes. Warning: This could become an obsession.

2. Send a monk-e-mail.

Send someone a "monk-e-mail" message, complete with your choice of monkey and text-to-voice message or your own voice. Check it out at http://careerbuilder.com/monk-e-mail

3. Map the location of your friends.

Go to http://frappr.com and set up your own Frappr map. The invite family, friends, old college dorm-mates, the kid you sat next to in third grade, to join your Frappr map and watch the "pins" appear. Your map-mates can even add photos and "shout-outs" to fellow mappies.

4. Publish your thoughts.

At http://gather.com you can publish a short story, random observations, or even a poem. You can invite your friends to see your stuff, or leave it up to the Gather crowd to comment.

5. Investigate your blog-ularity.

Use the search box at http://www.technorati.com to enter your own name (in quotation marks) to see who has blogged about you, and what they said.

6. Watch a movie.

On http://evtv1.com they\'re showing clips 24/7, from the worst American Idol performances to the Chicago Bears\' Super Bowl Shuffle. When you lack the energy to read any more text, a quickie movie might be just the thing.

7. Catch Up On Gossip

The popular dirt-dishing site http://Pinkisthenewblog.com will make you laugh out loud with its observations on pop culture icons and wannabes.

8. Get stuff for free -- or get rid of stuff.

At http://www.freecycle.org, you can find a local group where some people advertise stuff they don\'t want anymore, and other people come and get it. You can post a message that invites people to pick up all your old 8-tracks, or announce that you\'re on the hunt for a used guinea-pig cage.

9. Save at the supermarket.

At http://www.mygrocerydeals.com, you can see which stores have the best prices on common grocery items in your town, and decide where to do this week\'s grocery shopping.

10. Look at your driveway

On Google maps (http://maps.google.com), not only can you find your house in map view, and manipulate the map in whichever direction you like, you can also switch to a Satellite view to see your house as it actually is -- and yes, even your car in the driveway.

Send E-mail to Scott Chase scott@q108.com.