Dave Shuttleworth's blog

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I know that many of you are music fans, so I found this gem! Check it out. The worst album covers ever! There are 50 of them here for your amusement. I quite like the gentleman with the harp.

Enjoy,

Dave

http://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/local/broward/sfl-worst-album-ugc,0,5066300.ugcphotogallery

I don't know about you, but this weather just puts me in a great mood. I didn't believe in that SAD nonsense, but compared to my demeanor back in the dead of February the difference is well, like night and day. Hot and cold, if you will! This is good since I was in a pretty rotten mood yesterday because the Habs got tossed on Saturday night!

By the way, thanks for the chats. Just so everyone is on the same page I chat live on K-Lite every Monday at 11am and on CHAM Mondays at noon. I don't have a scheduled time on CKOC yet but I will change that! Ask whatever you wish. It's pretty cool really.

Habs are out, so summer can start!

Well, the sun was shining on Sunday, literally speaking, of course! If you are a Habs fan, not so much! I, like many Hamiltonians who were so proud of the Canadiens (which features many former and current Hamilton Bulldogs), am very disappointed to see the team eliminated by the Philadelphia Flyers. I can seek solace in the fact that they will probably be trounced by the Penguins!

This week, I start my summer courses at Mac. I am six credits (2 classes) away from getting my degree. Many people have asked me what I will do with my Poli Sci degree when I get it. Well, I going to buy a nice frame! I hope to be finished by the time the baby is born. Alright, unborn baby, I'm talking to you. Try to wait another week. See what you can do for me. I'll make it up to you, I promise!

Just catching up!

Me again. Lots going on these days.

First of all, I would like to congratulate my friends, Jamie and Lily, who got married this past weekend. They're off to Greece for two weeks. That should be an amazing honeymoon! Perhaps I'll get them to report back as one of you lucky K-Lite listeners might be going there soon! The dinner was wonderful. It was at a beautiful Vietnamese restaurant in Toronto. I ate, and ate, and ate some more, as did my wife. Interestingly enough, on the way home, Jenn (wife) insisted that we stop at McDonald's...Even after all that food! Such is life, I guess, when you're 7 months pregnant.

Chewin' the fat

Tomorrow, we chat...Right here at 11am. Be there....or don't! Y'know, whatever!

This is one "Super" argument!

My father-in-law was over the other night. He, like me, is a big music fan. In our discussion we were talking about "Supergroups" and what constitutes them. For this I'll need your input.

My definition was this: A Supergroup is a band comprised of at least two musicians who have been in other successful bands.

His definition was: A very successful, multi-platinum selling band.

By his theory, any band that sells a million records could be defined at a "Supergroup." This is why I believe that the term is overused and thus I seek to clarify.

Let's Chat!

Hey there! Hope you're enjoying the great weather this weekend. Just a quick note to let you know that I'll be chatting live tomorrow (Monday, April 21^st) at 11am. Feel free to ask anything that you wish. Go to www.k-litefm.com.

Looking forward to it.

Dave

Really, how could it have been any better than last year?

Well, the locker rooms are cleaned out and most of the players are making their summer plans, which might include some hockey, but more likely golf. Yes, another Bulldogs season wrapped up. This year was obviously not as exciting as last. But then again, how could you get much better than last year? The Bulldogs won the Calder Cup last year for the first time in franchise history and like many of you I was half-heartedly waiting for a repeat, to no avail. We must, however, put this in to perspective. With the Dogs' victory last year, one had to figure that there was an overwhelming amount of talent within the organization. Talent that one might consider to be ready to make the transition to the NHL, and that's exactly what happened. Over this past season, Andrei and Sergei Koistitsin, Michail Grabovski, Maxime Lapierre, Ryan O'Byrne, Carey Price and Jaroslav Halak were all called up to play for the Habs. Price retuned briefly, only to be called to take the starting role when Montreal traded Huet. Meanwhile several other players made the up and down trip a few times including: Corey Locke, Matt D'Agostini, Greg Stewart and Yann Danis, to name a few.