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To: stormrider1 who wrote (2516)	3/14/2013 1:17:23 PM
From: LTK007	Respond to of 2749

See my last poston Residential Ooderated.i am quite sick; Can't get to hospital(flat tire plus i am weak to drive---i will never call fr ambulance;energency room said i best get to ER NOW, but i am not doing it.Plus Bernadette had a severe fall her face hit flush against cement just now!(She is Doylestown,Pennsylvania) Police man saw it and said he would take her to hospotal--she refused and he drove her home. As she told me her face is all bloody "i said any broken bones" She said Maybe her nose and cheek"(that goes no with OsteoSpinal Arthtritis) i said maybe will die togeter and she "That would be really nice" So Mike, excuse me but i am just hanging on the edge of a Cliff. Regards Vick, i do NOT rule out Kelly resurrecting Vick--he has lost a step which means he is no longer Super Fast, now: he just FAST. The Kelly system will require Vick making quick decisions on the complex option system. This system will protect ick from being hammerd to death by pass rush--that could be something. You will fnd out and i may find out. Peace Amigo W.Maxfield G.

To: stormrider1 who wrote (2516)	3/19/2013 12:03:33 AM
From: LTK007	Respond to of 2749

OT:Massive dosing anti-biotics i am gaining strength, nowm ust be prepared for a possible relapse post anti-biotics(i then would have to blood tess/a MRI or Cat-Scan of Abdomen Area and Face(my face beneath skin in an xray, not kidding!, does look human(23 operation to face will do that:.. i am making 60 mile drive on with RFront Donut(i will be with regular tire on return trip. i simply couldn't even drive on 1/13, my two neighbors were not avaible and simply refused to be taken ambulance. Mike i have had so many close calls with death(13times, starting with birth) i always make sure to have in storage 20 1000mg tablets generic Augmentin(The generic 20 1000 cost 100 bucks--the non-generic, about 300 bucks) You take 1 every 12 hours, by the 4th day you should feel far improved--and it is now 4.5 days, and i feel far improved--have regained 6 pounds--it is obvious i had become severely dehydrated--the 6 pounds basically fluids being held in the system.

To: stormrider1 who wrote (2516)	3/19/2013 12:29:06 AM
From: LTK007	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2749

**Mar 12 Chung agreed to a contract with the Eagles on Tuesday. Recommendation: Chung will reunite with former college coach Chip Kelly in Philadelphia. Expect him to step in as the starting strong safety for the Eagles. In 2009 Chung was the Patriot 2nd round pick. Well Kellyv knows this player inside out. He recruited him and was his coach. All is mum on what the contract cost, and for how long But he signed for only1.2 million dollars hmm? Brady Fletcher (1.4 million) is projected to battle to be a CB on the team He was 2nd pick in third round in 2009 by Rams but click this sports.yahoo.com he had a tremendous rookie year then just played 4 games in 2nd year(obviously had a major injury and was put on IR. Played in 16 games in 2012 --seems perhaps as a backup player, his numbers way off terrific rookie year. So again Kelly is looking at players that are still rehabbing the damned knee injuries=but have shown exceptional talent earlier--that all are still young. Kenny Phillips being the oldest of these three at 26. Kenny Phillips has two brutal knee injuries--it is sad--man i watch him in Miami games--he was phenomenal---he 31st pick in the first round by giants. But i remember after his first injury they were saying he may never play again--but he came all the way back and then his other knee put him on IR. i think Phillips is the longest shot as he was lightning fast--i doubt he can be again. Same thing Benn(they gave up a #6 pick to get him.) Mar 15 The Eagles have acquired wide receiver Arrelious Benn and a seventh-round pick from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers for Philadelphia's sixth-round choice this year and a conditional draft pick in 2014.Advice: Benn, a second-round selection (39th overall) by the Buccaneers in 2010, has 59 receptions for 862 yards and five touchdowns in three seasons. He led the Buccaneers with 13 kickoff returns for 306 yards in only eight games last year before a knee injury ended his season. In 2011, Benn had career highs in catches (30), yards receiving (441) and touchdowns (3).

To: stormrider1 who wrote (2516)

3/28/2013 10:48:13 PM

From: LTK007

Respond to of 2749

Talk about shaking up the Defense: With trade of Havilli for Geathers, we are in for a totally new look, Kelly rersearches deep, and evidently sees POTENTIAL to fit in his system: his demensions, at 6'7' and 325.(regard his 6'7'', Kelly may see potential to pat down passes.
Look at the DL plaqyers now listed as. LB

Defensive LineNoPlayerPosHtWtAgeExpCollege2012 Salary Cameron, Ronnie/ Cox, Fletcher/ Dixon, Antonio/ Geathers, Clifton/ Sopoaga, Isaac/ Thornton, Cedric

93	LDE	6-2	295	23	1	Old Dominion	N/A
91	RDE	6-4	298	22	2	Mississippi State	$1,860,000
90	NT	6-3	322	27	5	Miami (FL)	N/A
66	DT	6-7	325	25	3	South Carolina	N/A
97	NT	6-2	330	31	10	Hawaii	$4,955,000
72	LDE	6-4	309	24	2	Southern Arkansas	$390,000

LinebackersNoPlayerPosHtWtAgeExpCollege2012 Salary Barwin, Connor/ Brown, Everette/ Chaney, Jamar/ Cole, Trent/ Curry, Vinny/ Dowtin, Marcus/ Graham, Brandon/ Hunt, Phillip/ Kendricks, Mychal/ Matthews, Casey/ McCoy, Chris/ Phillips, Jason/ Rau, Ryan/ Ryans, DeMeco

98	LOLB	6-4	268	26	5	Cincinnati	$917,500
95	LOLB	6-1	256	25	3	Florida State	N/A
51	LILB	6-0	242	26	4	Mississippi State	$505,062
58	ROLB	6-3	270	30	9	Cincinnati	$4,850,000
75	ROLB	6-3	266	24	2	Marshall	$614,880
96	LILB	6-2	226	24	1	North Alabama	N/A
54	LOLB	6-2	268	24	4	Michigan	$2,535,000
76	LOLB	6-0	248	27	3	Houston	$465,000
95	LILB	5-11	239	22	2	California	$808,080
50	RILB	6-1	245	24	3	Oregon	$573,716
46	ROLB	6-3	261	26	1	Middle Tennessee State	N/A
52	RILB	6-1	240	27	5	TCU	$540,000
53	RILB	6-1	230	22	1	Portland State	N/A
59	RILB	6-1	247	28	8	Alabama	$5,962,500

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To: stormrider1 who wrote (2516)	4/2/2013 5:26:13 AM
From: LTK007	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2749

Philadelphia Eagles Continue Adding Intriguing Puzzle Pieces COMMENTARY \| You remember that 2011 offseason spending spree all too well, I'm sure. Vince Young's two-word description of the Philadelphia Eagles, after they got aggressive and spend-happy in the free-agent market, became profanity for Philly fans after all the investments and expectations proved worthless. Fast forward to what general manager Howie Roseman and new coach Chip Kelly are doing ahead of the 2013 NFL season, and one thing's for certain -- we don't have to worry about Young saddling this bunch with the "dream team" label. That's not to say the Eagles are making bad moves; far from it. They're just not making overly bold moves. Or ridiculously lavish moves. Or stupid moves. They're going after low-risk players with a lot of upside, and they're not really spending a lot in the process. The latest of those acquisitions came on Saturday, when the Birdsannounced they had signed 6-foot-7 wide receiver Ifeanyi Momah. No, that's not a typo -- the dude's 6-foot-7, and he weighs in at 239 pounds. Momah suffered a season-ending injury during the 2011 opener his last year at Boston College. He had eight catches for 157 yards in the game against Northwestern before a torn ACL ended his college career. He wasn't healthy enough to work out for scouts last spring and went undrafted. Now, a year later, Momah looks healthy and moves well, having run as fast as 4.4 in recent workouts for NFL scouts. The Eagles liked what they saw, and gave Momah a three-year deal. A wideout who's big and fast and can snag balls from the sky? We haven't seen that in Philly for a while. Momah has five inches on the second-tallest Eagles receiver -- 6-3 Riley Cooper -- and he becomes the team's 13th wideout and the fourth the Birds have signed this offseason, joining Arrelious Benn, Nick Miller and DeMarco Sampson. Height isn't everything, of course, and Momah may be a bit of a project for Philadelphia, particularly since he hasn't played in a game since September of 2011. But it's tough to look at his recent workouts and his past accomplishments and not see a ton of potential that could pan out in a big way for the Eagles. The signing is not anything that's going to inspire any "dream team" talk, and that's a good thing. Roseman and Kelly are assembling a roster that won't break the bank and could include more than a couple of surprising gems. Momah may very well be one of those. -- Adam Sparks has followed the Philadelphia Eagles since the 1980s, and has written about the team