imported_TeaLeafReaderII

http://www.kgw.com/sports/stories/kgw_1002...e.39f89445.html

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Congrats on 500 Big Hurt .

GoGiants98

Holmgren probably strangled someone

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When Sean Avery was a child, he made his mother finish his vegetables.
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Gobears81

The offensive line experieced PTTHS.

Post Tramatic Tommie Harris Syndrome.

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GoGiants98

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When Sean Avery was a child, he made his mother finish his vegetables.
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Let it be known. Gobears has discovered a new stress disorder

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04/16/07 - Prayers for the families of those lost. RIP

04/18/07 - Congratulations Mark Buehrle on the first White Sox No Hitter in 16 years!
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Duds47

Da just anoder hart attayck, Bob.
How many is dat, Tom.
Dahhh Dat's a baker's dozen dere, Bob!

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imported_Althepostman

FYI



Seahawks team plane stops for Rhodes
NFL.com wire reports


KIRKLAND, Wash. (Oct. 2, 2006) -- The Seattle Seahawks ' charter plane made an unscheduled stop late Oct. 1 to get medical care for Ray Rhodes, a special defensive assistant and former NFL head coach.

The team said upon its return from a 37-6 loss at Chicago that the stop in Rapid City, S.D., for Rhodes was "precautionary" and was done on the advice of team physicians on board.

Rhodes flew back to Seattle on a commercial jet Oct. 2, about half a day behind the team.

The exact nature of Rhodes' situation was not immediately disclosed. The former Green Bay Packers and Philadelphia Eagles coach, who turns 56 this month, had a stroke in September 2005.

He then had what the team called a second "strokelike episode" on Nov. 4 and was hospitalized overnight. He was Seattle's defensive coordinator at the time, but John Marshall took over Rhodes' game-day duties in the wake of last fall's incidents.

Rhodes finished last season on a limited schedule. Coach Mike Holmgren said last winter -- half-jokingly -- that he chased the notoriously intense Rhodes out of team headquarters at 5 p.m. each day.

This season, Marshall has been the team's defensive coordinator while Rhodes has the title of "special projects, defense." The 26-year coaching veteran and Marshall develop game plans and study opposing offenses during the week. On game days, they both coach from the press box, and players still say the Seahawks' defense is Rhodes' creation.

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