We'll miss you Cory...

Plus K-Lowe might get the Ok to spend a bit more. Finally we can pay Ales Horcoff the money he deserves, Laraque too, and then think about that whole goalie thing...

WE LOST JANI RITA?! NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

Haha:Coincidently, Tarnstrom was a healthy scratch for the Penguins on Wednesday. Oilers management swears a trade isn't on the horizon.

And, from Covered in Oil:

Kevin Lowe is in Edmonton "working the phones," and according to Bob MacKenzie, who's usually spot-on, there could be a deal by tomorrow. Dick Tarnstrom, tonight a healthy scratch for the Pens, is the best bet. MacKenzie suggested Jani Rita, "who's also a healthy scratch," but MacKenzie doesn't realize that Rita is almost always a healthy scratch, more likely seen in the dressing room helping Joey Moss fold towels than in an actual game.

+/- is -10??

Forget poorly calculated proportions about prime-ministers who don't hug their children...

4 ex prime-ministers. 1 Reality TV show.

or here.

oops - that should be ally ANY Percy-like fears...ah well, you know what i mean.

Ok, so thank you to the people who e-mailed me their mailing addresses. If you haven't...please do! My e-mail is mkupchenko@gmail.com.

And to allay and Percy-like fears - it's not so I can send you anthrax or a mail bomb.

AWHELLZYEAAAH!!!

I might actually get to paint a board for the next skate-deck art-show at LAT53!!!!

Apparently all the other decks are finished, but I'm gonna try and sneak in last-minute stylez. It's how I do.

I'm fuckin STOKED about this.

Keri, fear not. The AP (and TSN) make worse mistakes:

Ales Horcoff had an empty-net goal and two assists.

Disgust for DDR ... being ... overwhelmed ... by ... desire to see healthy people...

W.Va. Schools Get Game to Fight Obesity:

West Virginia, which has one of the nation's worst obesity problems, is expanding a project that uses a video game to boost students' physical activity.

All of the state's 157 middle schools are expecting to get the video game "Dance Dance Revolution," and officials hope to put it in all 753 public schools within three years. A pilot project began in 20 schools last spring.