What's Good Ya'll. We have'nt updated the blogs in a minute but we want to let all our fans know we will once again have them up and running. We've got alot of catching up to do. Lets start with 1/19, we performed at 95 South for a R&B Show case they had there. It was a good look. We even got a interview with a new DVD called Grind Up, showcasing up and coming artists. Shout out to Lorenzo and Trina Sunshine for letting us do the showcase. It went really well. Then on 2/1, we did the Hot Mic Friday Competition and came in first place, which qualified us for the finals on 3/14. It was a great experience. Thank you to everyone who supported us on those two performance dates. On 2/9, we performed for a Baby Shower at the BRC. We want to wish the mom and dad the best of luck. Then on 2/21, we had a really special thing happen to us. The New York City Parks Department and Ebony Light of The World, awarded us with The 2008 Light of The World Community Award. It was a amazing surprise being awarded for the things we have done in the community. Thank you  Mr. Mial and all at Von King Cultural Arts Center for this, as well as The Ebony Society President Lee T. Henry and the Parks & Recreation Commissioner Adrian Benepe. Next, on 2/28, we did our first show with The Volunteers of America program Fresh Start on Wards Island. Then the following day we did our first show with Help USA for Black History Month. Also on 3/17 we did our last Volunteers of America/Fresh Start show of the month. They all went great. It feels good lifting the spirits of those who are in need, which leads us to the show we did on 3/20 for The Incarnation Childrens Center. The show was for children with AIDS. We felt so happy being able to do something like that for them. We definitely have to go back again. Thank you so much Ms. Maria Davis. On 3/22, once again we've performed with the Heights players for The Spring Fling Easter Egg Hunt. It was great seeing everyone again. Later that night we performed at 95 South for another R&B open mic. It went even better then the first time. Then on 3/26, we had a big audition to sing The National Anthem at Shea Stadium for a Mets Game. Some of you may have seen clips of our audition on the news. We were selected as one of the semi finalist and we are going to audition again on 4/2 at Shea Stadium so wish us luck. For those of you who want to see some of our audition you can check it out on newsday.com/ntv. The last show we did this month was on 3/29, at 95 South. It was a great show. Once again shout out to Trina Sunshine and Kayla Bliss. Well that's all folks. I told you we had alot of catching up to do. We will keep ya'll posted on everything with us, and keep your fingers crossed for us singing the National Anthem at Shea Stadium.