Dec. 17, 2007 SI

Kevin Everett, Bufallo Bills football player, is on the cover of the
December 17, 2007 issue of Sports Illustrated. What an interesting and
amazing story. Pick it up at the newsstand or check it out at the
library, barber shop, or (a related article) online:
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/200....ap/index.html
aka http://tinyurl.com/2ql2fb

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"Curt" <What an interesting and amazing story. Pick it up at the newsstand
or check it out at the library, barber shop, or (a related article) online:
>

An injured millionaire has a loving family and lots of friends and a great
organization that supports him. What an amazing story.

On Dec 14, 6:41 am, "Ted Sherman" <tedsherman103...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> "Curt" <What an interesting and amazing story. Pick it up at the newsstand
> or check it out at the library, barber shop, or (a related article) online:
>
> An injured millionaire has a loving family and lots of friends and a great
> organization that supports him. What an amazing story.

Truly:

"Groundbreaking medicine leads to scientific study, which leads to
changes in the standard of care. Whether this will grow from the
Everett case remains to be seen. The answer is in the science." From
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/200...12/14/everett/
aka http://tinyurl.com/36twta

An injured millionaire has a loving family and lots of friends and a
great organization that supports him and, in so doing, may have
changed the manner in which doctors deal with spinal injuries.

Amazing.

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Curt

"Curt" <> An injured millionaire has a loving family and lots of friends and
a
> great organization that supports him and, in so doing, may have changed
the manner in which doctors deal with THE spinal injuries OF MILLIONAIRES.
>

The guy with HMO insurance who is paralyzed in an accident will get his ass
kicked home as soon as the coverage runs out. Try getting the same results
if you aren't getting a million dollars worth of therapy and treatment.

On Dec 15, 12:13 am, "Ted Sherman" <tedsherman103...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> "Curt" <> An injured millionaire has a loving family and lots of friends and
> a> great organization that supports him and, in so doing, may have changed
> the manner in which doctors deal with THE spinal injuries OF MILLIONAIRES.
>
> The guy with HMO insurance who is paralyzed in an accident will get his ass
> kicked home as soon as the coverage runs out. Try getting the same results
> if you aren't getting a million dollars worth of therapy and treatment.

My first LED watch cost $100. I recently purchased an LCD watch for
the gym for, like, five bucks.

Economies of scale. All we need are a bunch of people to break their
necks. Go!

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"Curt" <> Economies of scale. All we need are a bunch of people to break
their
> necks. Go!
>

Guiding light, shine so bright, go and break your neck tonight.