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Breaking Bad is my favorite show on television, but I'm having a hard time watching it this season. The first two episodes didn't really hook me, and I have had problems watching any since. I'm not complaining, since its some of the best written work on the boob tube, but since Walt has been in remission the series just doesn't seem the same for me.

I counted at least five memorable names on their roster. Most notably, Pavol Demitra. Very sad, indeed.

All I know is that I hated when Boogaard played against Edmonton. I know Rick Rypien wasn't the biggest competitor in the league, but he played like he was. And Belak, well, I never really thought much of his on ice prowess, but man o man was he ever a funny interview. I feel really bad for Belaks' wife and two small daughters.

Wow, first Boogaard dies, then Rick Rypien, and now it's reported that Wade Belak perished today as well. Not the best off season for the NHL.

Mereen was boring as **** until the end. Maybe the author was trying to illustrate how hopeless it was. I really liked Barristans' POV. It was interesting. Have you finished the book yet, Shryke?

I'm betting they'll be bringing out the retro jerseys on ice sooner rather than later. I wonder when we'll see the realignment of the divisions.

That's been happening to me for just about a week now. I thought possibly because I keep signing in on my mobile. I golfed today. It was windy.

I spent a day in the city last month. Our hotel was right beside the Oilers' offices. Everything was closed, but I managed to take a picture.

Roughly six months after my wife and I were wed, we finally had a reception for our families last night. It appears everyone had a good time, although the missus and I both beyond exhausted right now.

And the Sharks will have to run the post season without Havlat, who'll suddenly start getting injured a lot again. Honestly, I can't remember a busier July in the NHL.

I figure Heatley will put up between 35-40 goals his first year with the Wild, then dwindle away his next two years.

I had my first ever golf lesson today. Pricey, for sure, but I'll find out tomorrow if I learned anything.

I'm glad he didn't sign with Calgary.

Isn't the erhoff deal front loaded? I thought I read he gets a whack of cash his first two years, then the scale slides downward dramatically. Who did the Rangers get rid of, Volo? There's been so many moves today I can't keep track of them all. Edmonton made some weird moves today. I'm thrilled with the addition of Eric Belanger, and somewhat surprised that we picked up Ben Eager. Cam Barker is a gamble, but with a one year contract that's not too big a worry. And I must admit I know diddly about Andy Sutton, except he's old.

I wonder how many buyouts we'll see before July 1st.

The penguins will be malkins' team for whenever Crosby misses time due to injury. Which could be more than anyone would like to think. I agree with Volo in that I can't really see anything worth taking from Toronto. This bull**** with Ryan Smyth is getting annoying.

That would be something to see. What does Toronto have that Pittsburgh would want?

The mullet is coming home!! Edit: and Setoguchi gets traded a day after signing a three year deal.

Don't forget Pronger gets injured nearly once a season, too!!

He's pretty out there, for a goalie. He put up great numbers with the 'Yotes last season. There's a somewhat entertaining video of him on YouTube, I'm just too lazy to look it up.

Holy ****, is he crazy?!?! Didn't Philly just do their rebuild a few years ago? If this paves the way for Ryan Smyth to return to Edmonton, I'm all for it.

I read somewhere the other day that the budget was 300 as well.

I went to Green Lantern last night. It wasn't a bad movie, but there was absolutely no wow factor involved.

I hope they change direction with the Hound next season. He's just about coming off as nice, which is totally wrong.

ask him to wiggle his rear on camera for you and then post the negative up here next to your lassie in your sig? That would go over about as well as the time he went number two in the women's washroom.