I only dream in black and white (not really, but I like Iron Maiden...).

Dreams are messed up because we can't really explain them.  To me it's crazy that the mind can make you sense things that aren't there at any time, but it's even more crazy that it happens while you sleep.  While you rest the rest of your body, your brain is most active.

I've always shared the view that dreams are actually a gateway to a dimension that the conscious can't detect.  I don't really think that random impulses to the brain conjuring up sensations and very real emotions makes a whole lot of sense.  Especially when you haven't experienced them before.

Oilers won last night, eliminating the Canucks from contention.  Vancouver fans must be very disappointed with this team.  At the beginning of the year, they were being touted as cup favourites, and now they aren't even going to the post-season.

Ottawa laid a whoopin' on the Leafs last night.  Too bad they lost Alfie in the process.  Don't know how long he's out.  And Begin's hit in the Montreal-Buffalo game should get him a suspension, even though there was no penalty.  Something about putting your hand on the back of a player's head and ramming him into the glass that doesn't sit right.

I can't see how anyone would suggest Baz is the man for the job considering they need a songwriter.  Songwriting is not the man's strong point.

For the record, I wasn't comparing Baz to Cherone... I was merely comparing the situation to Van Halen and what the band could turn into with him as the singer.  The songs would be weaker and irrelevant in today's music scene.  Take Baz's solo album for instance.  It had no impact at all in the music industry last year.  He's publicly viewed as a washed up 80s singer.  At least Scott was relevant to a more modern audience.  I brought Chris Robinson into the mix because they need someone with a more rock sound than Weiland, but less hair metal than Baz.  Someone else I'd like them to consider is Eric Dover.  Chris Cornell would be an interesting addition too.  Josh Todd (until that crappy song came out this year) would be relevant.

Don't get me wrong, I'm a fan of Baz's work in Skid Row and respect him as a singer.  But to me he's way too irrelevant in today's music scene.  The guys in VR at least survived the 80s and aren't writing the same songs they did way back then.  Baz would just hold them back and turn them into a novelty act.

I can't see it happening for Detroit... They've slowed down since January and they don't have a clear cut no. 1 goalie.  that's huge.

I'm picking Pittsburgh or San Jose for the cup.