Albany,n.y.

John Beck is the answer for the next decade in Miami, why draft Ryan at #1? ...and with Beck entrenched for the next decade, I want to see a George Wilson play every season & years of 1-15 long after Tuna has given up & returned to his natural habitat-Saratoga Race Course.

The Bills need a veteran QB, not a 3rd round rookie. Johnson will probably go on to have a good career, Trent Edwards will go on to have a great one.

I quit AT&T years ago after they called me up, had me change my long distance to 5 cents a minute & then billed me 10 cents a minute, claiming that calls within NYS weren't included. When I told them I specifically asked if NYS was included since, at the time, all my long distance calls were to Long Island or Buffalo, they must have checked the tape, since they did refund my money. I still changed my long distance service the same day & never went back.

I couldn't find a video clip of this, it's even worse than just reading the words, the way she pours on the fake emotion. Does anyone actually believe that was her reaction 40 years ago? At times her voice broke, as when she recalled learning of Dr. King’s death when she was a student at Wellesley. “I was a junior in college, and I remember hearing about it and just feeling such despair,” she said. “I walked into my dorm room and took my book bag and hurled it across the room. I felt like everything had been shattered, that we’d never be able to put the pieces together again.” http://www.nytimes.com/2008/04/05/us/polit...baTjc6MkrDF06ww

I thought Teddy Bruschi invented all the cities, including Buffalo.

Ralph did put the hit out on JP, but it wasn't financially motivated-he told Wilfork "That JP is horrible, please take him out of the game so my team can put a real QB in there." Ralph's plan worked and a real QB came in the game & is the starter for the next decade or longer.

When I worked at Dunkirk Ice Cream Lou Sabin would bring his QBs in to practice in the frozen warehouse. After he left, the team moved training camp to Fredonia to be closer to the warehouse. That move to Rochester really messed things up.

Maybe you got a stupid answer because you asked a ridiculous question. The only snow game was a friggin blizzard that virtually no QB would play well in, even if he had gorilla hands. How can we take your question as serious when playing in a blizzard has nothing to do with the size of your hands.

I think Carly has the best voice, but she'll never win because: That lady on her arm Her husband's tatooed face-every time they show him she loses votes. She's from Ireland-Americans want an AMERICAN Idol. Right now my top three, based on my scoring system are Carly, Brooke, & David A. Bottom three from worst up are Jason, Ramiele & David C. However David C has really stepped it up the last 2 weeks & should keep rising as the scores are very close. I expect Ramiele to go, but Jason or Kristy wouldn't shock me.

Hell No!

CBS Evening News just kicked her @ss! They showed Hillary's account of the episode, then showed a tape of the actual greeting ceremony-narrated by one of the reporters who accompanied her showing no gunfire & Hillary & Chelsea being greeted by a child. Some danger.

3 way deal JP & a 5th for Sage, then Houston trades JP for a 4th. We get Rosenfels, Houston gets a 4 & 5 and some team gets stuck with JP.

Yes, School & library: $2,727.82, County, town, water sewer, fire: $1,186.07. 2007 Middle class Star rebate: $441.38. Total after rebate: $3,472.51. Now all you people who were afraid to come back to NY State because you think taxes are too high can move back. If you think that's low, we must be doing something right in NYS.

Last year I paid around $3,900 in property taxes on a $200,000 home in the suburbs of Albany, that includes a STAR exemption. After the state's tax rebate, I paid slightly less than $3,500. The assessment is $179,000 because the last revaluation had a 7/1/05 valuation date. Now if the house was in the City of Albany, my taxes and water bill would have been higher.

The last Bills' receiver traded for a #1 was Peerless Price in 2003

Mid-late July

If someone called me up at 12:02 AM, I'd tell them to get lost and call me when I'm not asleep.

Decent intelligent human beings don't run for high office. Just to let you know Spitzer ran against John Faso. That's the same John Faso who had a constituent arrested for calling him too many times when Faso refused to take his calls.\ http://troypolitics.blogspot.com/2006_04_01_archive.html

Who is this Bill Obama guy?

Why pay an average of $400 per person per regular season game (because pre-season games are worthless IMO) when you can get a ticket to a Bills game for around $50 per person and the whole trip, including parking runs less than $100. You can go to 4 games for the price of one & have change left in your pocket. The rich Canadians they expect to buy the tickets didn't get rich by being stupid.

We still don't know who Merl Mullins is-I vote that he's Jeff Mullins' son and should stick to basketball.

I'll throw another name out there: Ben-we know he's off the island in the future. Jack might go because he once saved his life, where Kate & just about everyone else would still hate him and not go.

50-50, a totally baseless statement. The attached tables indicate it's much lower than that. According to the tables, McCain is expected to live another 12 years. Someone who reviewed the tables in a posting based on them pegged it at less than 14% for a one term and around 25% for a two term McCain-I can't verify that math. Never let reality stop you from posting that a 71 year old guy is on the verge of death. It's the same mentality that has had people expecting Ralph Wilson to die tommorrow for the past 20 years. http://www.ssa.gov/OACT/STATS/table4c6.html

If we package JP with pick 11 it's a trade down.

A week or 2 ago I posted that Frank Coyle of Draft Insider's Digest had Willis as a marginal 1st rounder, thought he overran & missed too many tackles and had Posluszny rated 22nd best & Willis 35th best palyers in the draft. Today I get an e-mail where he now has him as the fastest rising player: "Ahead of the Curve * * Fastest Rising '07 NFL Draft Prospect * * Ole Miss' Linebacker Patrick Willis Fastest Rising Prospect Ole Miss Backer Patrick Willis The fastest rising prospect of the NFL Draft ’07 is Ole Miss’s linebacker Patrick Willis after a terrific postseason. Willis is a blue chip prospect we interviewed in August ’06 and ranked at the top of our Senior Bowl recommendation list that we provide to the All-Star classic. We interviewed him again at the Senior Bowl in Jan. ’07 and have followed him through the postseason at the NFL Combine in Feb and his individual workout in late March. He is a prospect with rare speed for the inside and registered a tremendous sprint at his Ole Miss workout in March ’07. He ran two sub 4.4 times at 237 lbs. with one NFL scout having him at a 4.35 time, an incredible number for the position. That speed performance is superior to both Brian Urlacher and Ray Lewis workout numbers during their senior seasons. He had a fine workout directed by Baltimore Ravens LB coach Jeff FitzGerald that left NFL personnel men totally impressed. He combines excellent athleticism, fine intangibles and great production at a high level of competition. His incredible speed translates well to the playing field where he combines power and instincts to rank as the #1 linebacker prospect this spring. His production was amazing over his career, both in big plays and levels of consistency. After viewing game tape on over 7 games, there were two plays that stood out. He track down Arkansas running back sensation Darren McFadden on the perimeter, outrunning him through traffic to make the stop on the outside for a loss. He also chased down LSU wideout on a flanker reverse after flowing with the play, displaying incredible recovery speed to outrun the speedy receiver down for a loss and covering the wideth of the field twice. At the Senior Bowl, he had a terrific week and during the game once again displayed the consistency that makes him a blue chip prospect. He made both the first and last tackle of the game to complete an outstanding career. Ole Miss coaches rave about him combining leadership toughness and dedication over his career. At the Ole Miss workout, he had two sub 4.4 times in his 40 yard sprints with one NFL scout timing him in in 4.35. He also had a sub 4.4 short shuttle and 7.10 three-cone drill. He stood on his numbers from the NFL Combine for the rest (see Scouting report below for details). He completed an outstanding workout and postseason that probably has elevated him into the top 10-12 selections in April. "