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When the hell did red lobster start serving quesedillas?

We (cincinnati) thought he provided decent depth when he was with us...but we have a pretty good offensive line. Ended up not having room for him. Don't know what Miami's take is.

cool...so you guys found your QB of the future!

This one is better:

When asked to comment on these new developments, the teens responded, "LOLOMFGZ!!!!!!111"

It doesn't have any bearing on the neurologic effects from the first event, but if that event was in fact caused by the defect...it means he's less likely to have another one after its closure.

Interesting. It seems what they are talking about now is something called an atrial septal defect. For the anatomy challenged, basically your heart has 4 chambers...two atria on top, two ventricles on the bottom. There are walls (septa) between all four. The most common congenital heart anomaly...

Can be deceiving with all the mowed lawns out there these days

incredibly staged

From an article on ESPN.... "The only potential flaw in the Raiders' logic is that, for Woodson to have reached even a tacit agreement with another team, that team would be in violation of NFL anti-tampering rules. Even as a franchise player, Woodson and his agent are not permitted to discuss...

They can't have a deal in place. You can't deal with a RFA until free agency start, so having a deal in place would be a violation of the league tampering rules.

I really know nothing about the geography of your area, and the capabilities of your local hospitals...but if a patient demands to be taken to a certain facility and understands the risks inherent with a longer transit, that's where you take him. The other possibility I can think of is that...

The symptoms are actually caused paradoxically by the lack, and presence of blood. In order for gas and nutrient exchange to occur, blood has to be in the circulatory system. Consider, for example, someone who is bleeding into their abdomen because of a lacerated spleen. The abdominal organs...

That quote was likely taken out of context by the writer. A stroke is a "major" thing any way you slice it. And for the record the doc wasn't quoted on the bit about TIA. The reporter grabbed that off WebMD to give his article a point.

Well we're working off the Patriots team source who reported that a vessel burst.

Not trying to be the grim reaper, but unless I misunderstood something, autosomal dominant characters are passed at a rate of 50%. However, different genotypes of individuals can lead to variable penetrance of the trait.

ESPN.com says he is walking and talking. That's a good sign at least.

i guess he feels he didn't earn it

I tend to think that if Manning were in Brady's position, he would have just as many rings. Your team as a whole is clearly better than theirs.

You guys had better hope he gets that groin in check, because that's the injury that kept him out in his last season here...he reinjured it every time he tried to play again.