*** Bulletin! ***

The very first interview granted by the Scorpions since they announced their impending retirement, along with a listen to what will be their final studio album "Sting In The Tail" this Tuesday (3/2) at 8:30am on my show. The announcement of a Chicago farewell show will be announced at this time as well as a chance to win the new album before you can even buy it! Don't miss it!

(See the Scorpions video for "Coming Home" here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gNEo6sNsEtc)

Despite a heartbreaking 3-2 loss for Team U.S.A. in overtime to Canada, the men's Olympic gold medal hockey game will undoubtedly go down in history as one of the most intense and exciting games of all time. An instant classic, it rivals the 1980 "Miracle On Ice" and the 1972 Canada vs. Russia series in importance to the development of the sport of hockey. For those who hadn't been hockey fans before, this game will be remembered as a defining moment in the hockey world, just as the "Greatest Game Ever Played" was to the NFL in 1958. Best of all, the game featured no less than 4 current Chicago Blackhawks players; Jonathan Toews, Patrick Kane, Duncan Keith and Brent Seabrook. This could very well be the year the Blackhawks win their first Stanley Cup since 1961. They certainly now have the talent to do it.

(See highlights of the Olympic gold medal U.S.A. vs. Canada hockey final here: http://www.nbcolympics.com/video/assetid=b03afa41-d6c6-4c68-880c-464c8b3cfed8.html#highlights+canada+beats+u+s+gold)

This week on my show from 6am-10am on 97.9 The Loop and worldwide through www.wlup.com: win Tom Petty and World Of Wheels tickets each morning as well as Nickelback/Shinedown/Breaking Benjamin tickets every morning at 8:05am. This Tuesday at 8:30am, the chance to hear and win a copy of the Scorpions new CD "Sting In The Tail" before you can even buy it!