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"(I Wanna) Love My Life Away" - Gene Pitney.

"Walking on a Thin Line" - Huey Lewis and the News.

"Walking in London" - Concrete Blonde.

"Next Plane To London" - The Rose Garden.

Doan should pitch in some money to help Jamison keep the Coyotes in Glendale.

Ľubomír Višňovský. A proper lettering job on his jersey would screw up the Islanders' budget.

From Sportsnet: I wasn't aware of the insurance that the winner has to take out.

This marks the 94th anniversary of the Memorial Cup. This year's edition will have: Shawinigan Cataractes, host team and member of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League Saint John Sea Dogs, Quebec Major Junior Hockey League Champions and defending Memorial Cup Champions London Knights, Ontario Hockey League Champions Edmonton Oil Kings, Western Hockey League Champions. The Round-Robin begins this Friday, with the Championship Final being played on Sunday, May 27th.

I head a Nash "sound bite"; he said that he wanted to be part of a "re-build" in Columbus and then he stopped. Sounded like a strategically planned "burn" to me.

"Rainy Day Women #12 & 35" - Bob Dylan.

Konichiwa, Ichiro!

"Rainy Night House" - Joni Mitchell.

From TSN: No word, as yet, about the "B & P Driving School".

"One Rainy Day" - The Jimi Hendrix Experience.

His "plan" is now put in motion.

The void left by Commodore still exists; this would be a perfect match.

"New Orleans is Sinking" - The Tragically Hip".

"City of New Orleans" - Steve Goodman.

To borrow some the vernacular used on A&E's Storage Wars, this seems to be equivalent to "dumping a unit".

"Hot Tequila Brown" - Jamiroquai.

Forty years ago today we went to see Stevie Wonder and the Rolling Stones play at the Civic Arena in Pittsburgh. Returning home, a letter was written, then forwarded on. The following year, a mailing tube arrived with two things inside; this: The other thing was a letter asking that, in lieu of payment strictly for the poster, I send a money order as a contribution to the "Haight Ashbury Medical Centre" in San Francisco, for $10.00. It as a pleasure to do so. It turns out this poster has become quite valuable, especially since a second printing was done, with an artistic correction made to the original by David Singer, the artist. Last time I checked, both acts are still with us. As far as the Civic Arena goes, well... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qMLgIO3IDiU

"Man on the Moon" - R.E.M.

Forty years ago today, four friends drove to a very hot and humid Pittsburgh to see these two iconic acts perform at a very air conditioned Civic Arena. The albums at that time: Music of My Mind - Stevie Wonder. Exile on Main Street - The Rolling Stones. PS Tickets were $6.50 each.

The heat affects different people in different ways.

Slow summer at the Freep?