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Daily dose of Jayski, now that we're in turn 3 of Silly Season -

Larry Foyt's 2006 plans fell through.
Some more details on the AAA-Roush relationship - they have an exhibit with the car and a simulator at the Detroit auto show, and Mark Martin's made some PSAs.
The Other Sadler will be running the #00 Aaron's Dream Machine in a limited Cup schedule (dunno if it's still Michael Waltrip Racing).
According to DW, a 3-car Cup team with no crew chiefs (Evernham?) will be moving its shop to Indy.

And catching up on Busch from BGNRacing.com, which has a new paint scheme due to a partnership with ppc Racing -

Herm will have his own radio show on KMOX Fridays at 8 pm Central starting 2/17 (they do stream on the web, so even if the atmoshphere hasn't ionized enough to let you lisen to 1120 on your AM dial, or you're in the 6 states that nighttime signal doesn't reach, you can still listen). Rusty and other special guests will fill in when the Busch Series is running Friday nights.
Long Gone's Busch plans fell through.
Jay Robinson Racing appears to have parted ways with Steve Grissom, will run a limited schedule with the #49 and Advil. Driver to be named later pending sponsorship for the other 17 races.
If Paul Tracy runs Busch next year, it probably won't be with the Biagi Brothers due to a lack of sponsor.
Yellow Transportation is following Mini-Sauter to the Haas team (still unknown is whether they'll still use the #44 or #00).
Latin American Racing, with driver Jorge Goeters, have aligned with Akins Motorsports (#38).

"turn 3 of Silly Season -"

OH Wowie one more turn and we can see the finish line!!!

The other Sadler YIKES!!

Evernham with no crew chiefs, three teams and a new city and it's January 5th!! OUCH

Thanks for the link to Herm, I'm willing to bet I'm in a place where you can't hear that.