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MC Abdominal {Vicious Battle Raps} The Trews {Not Ready to Go} Swollen Members {Breathe} So yeah... I have a pathetic grasp on Canadian music apart from the obvious (Tragically Hip, Our Lady Peace, Rush, Barenaked Ladies pre-Maroon) and the stuff you already have listed.

My New Game was a little bleh. Only a few really good moments, but at least they started really strong. We all know the second half of the season is the real meat of the show.

I'll say this; if Thornton plays in Europe like he played here in the World Cup, he'll be the best player in the world this year.

I like it alot. This is really a step forward for them, not unlike the step blink took with their latest. Ah shucks, all the punk bands are growing up!

Yes, but that script also underwent serious re-writes, just like the script for the original Buffy movie. Not to mention Joss didn't direct it. I think if Whedon would have been allowed to write and direct both movies, they would have been much better. ←

If I do another movie list for this year, Hitch will be on it. It's a Will Smith romantic comedy which looks like it's Big Willy at his best. As for Ocean's Twelve, I think it's a tad risky to do a sequel to a remake, but I suppose it doesn't make much of a difference since they didn't exactly follow the plot to the original very closely.

I just read Socrates' "Euthypro Dilemna" for a Meaning of Life class. It's one of those readings that you feel no better off for reading when you finish.

The two goals you are talking about were deflections. And Lecavalier almost cost them the game with that penalty he took. Luongo saved Canada's ass if anything. ←

Lecavalier and Luongo combined to save Luongo's ass last night. Had Brodeur been in net the game would have been either 3-1 or 3-0. I'm not sure I can really fault Luongo for giving up the rebound on the second goal, but the first and third goals were terrible. Tuesday should be a classic, since most of these players aren't going to be playing much of anything for a while.

Was Undergrads from that period? If so, I suppose that warrants inclusion too.

I'm in the midst of Naomi Klein's "No Logo". It's a fantastic read.

George Orwell and Jack Kerouac for novels, Robert Frost for poetry.