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May 28 2007

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That about sums it up for me.

15 fucking minutes thats how long I lasted tonight.

Atleast I will get a good nights sleep tonight.

Missed my flush draw and didnt Put the Other Wonka on a Flopped flush and when my st8 card hit the river I lost my fucking mind. Doh!

Tough table to start but that is why I look forward
I didnt get a shot of my Idiocy but I got a nice shot of my last hand.

I almost thought I was going to win for a Second but then Fulltilt didn’t let me down.

All I can say is Atleast I wasn’t Gigli.

I want to go to this place.

Peace
Billyb

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May 28 2007

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Wwonka

Body of LSU standout recovered from lake

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Body of LSU standout recovered from lake - Times-Picayune: Updates

Authorities pulled the body of Marquis Hill, a former LSU football
standout and New England Patriot, from Lake Ponchartrain this
afternoon, after he fell off a jet ski Sunday night.
Hill’s body was recovered around 2:15 p.m. He was taken by authorities to the Orleans Parish Coroner’s Office.

Capt. Brian Clark of the state Department of Wildlife and Fisheries
said Hill was found by a drag net several hundred yards west of the
Industrial Canal. Hill was not wearing a life vest.

New England teammate Randall Gay of Baton Rouge was at the scene when authorities found Hill. Gay also played with Hill at LSU.

Gay said practice resumes Thursday for the Patriots.

“I know it’s going to be hard in that locker room seeing his locker,” he said.

Around 10 a.m. today, Steve McManus of the Louisiana Department of
Wildlife and Fisheries said officials decided to focus on recovering
Hill’s body after witnesses saw him go under the water without
resurfacing. Authorities were using information from family members to
determine Hill’s exact location at the time he and a woman fell from
the craft, McManus said.

The accident was reported about 9 p.m. Sunday after a man and woman
were reported falling into the water from a recreational craft. They
apparently were heading to the Seabrook boat launch. The Orleans Levee
Board Police said that a passing boat had briefly picked up the man,
but he jumped back in the water to look for the woman.

The woman, who was rescued after a passerby heard someone calling
for help, had apparently grabbed onto a piling or other structure in
the lake. Hill, a New Orleans native who graduated from De La Salle High School,
has played in the NFL since 2004 and was a member of LSU’s national
championship-winning 2003 Tigers.

This is a sad day for the Hill Family and everyone associated with the Patriots.

The Patriots released the following statements from chairman/CEO Robert Kraft and coach Bill Belichick regarding Marquise Hill:

Robert Kraft:
“We are absolutely heartbroken to learn of Marquise’s death. Our immediate thoughts go to Marquise’s mother, Sherry, and the rest of his family. He was only 24 years old and his death is hard to comprehend. Marquise was a very respectful young man who worked hard to improve and was always eager to contribute to the team, both on the field and in the community. On behalf of the entire Patriots organization, we extend our most heartfelt sympathies to Marquise’s family and friends who mourn his loss.”

Bill Belichick:
“We have suffered a stunning and tragic loss today. Marquise will be remembered as a thoughtful and caring young man who established himself as one of the year-round daily fixtures of our team. I send my deepest condolences to the Hill family.”

By all account Marquis hill was one of the Good guys. Such a shame for someone to pass so young.

My heart and Prayers go out to his Family.

Peace
Billyb

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Tags: Bill Belichick, Brian Clark, De La Salle High School, Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, Industrial Canal, Lake Ponchartrain, Marquis Hill, New England, New Orleans, nfl, Orleans, Orleans Levee Board Police, Orleans Parish Coroner's Office, Randall Gay, Robert Kraft, Sherry, Steve McManus, Times-Picayune

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May 28 2007

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Happy Memorial Day

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I hope everyone is enjoying a Happy and Safe Memorial Day weekend.
If when you are out and about today you see a Soldier or a vetran shake thier hand and say thanks for all they have given to make this country what it is today. Many men and women have sacraficed alot for all of us, But with Todays political climate that seems to be forgotten. Soldiers Just DO THIER JOB whether they want to or not. I just hope that all the soldiers that are in harms way make it home to thier familys safe and sound.

Poker has been Blah lately, Mainly because I suck pretty bad at it.
Sometimes i wonder though watching some of the People play what they are thinking, making some of the plays they do But I guess if the only place you ever learned any poker theory is from the TV watching reruns of WPT final tables and Celebrity Poker showdown that would explain it.

I played a $5 90 person sng on Fulltilt last night and busted 3 off the money at 21. I would be curious what people think of the play since Like I said to my Bri who was sitting next to me that I didn’t want to just make the money, since making 8.10 for isn’t why i am playing it.

Full Tilt Poker No Limit Holdem Tournament Blinds: t200/t400 (Ante: t50) 7 players Converter
Pre-flop: (7 players) Hero is UTG+1 with :ac :kh UTG folds, Hero calls t400 (pot was t950), MP1 folds, CO calls t400 (pot was t1350), Button folds, SB calls t200 (pot was t1750), BB raises to t2350, Hero raises all-in t9545, 2 folds, BB calls t7195(3,3) (pot was t12645).

Flop: :jc :5d :9d (t20240, 1 player + 1 all-in - Main pot: t20240)
Turn: :jh (t20240, 1 player + 1 all-in - Main pot: t20240)
River: :4c (t20240, 1 player + 1 all-in - Main pot: t20240)
Results: Final pot: t20240

My thoughts were that The villian had been pretty aggressive he had been the Chipleader at one time. He also liked to run that squeeze play and Had been making some pretty loose calls.
I also wasn’t playing for 18th I wanted to have enough chips to make a run and Getting up to 18k would have put me in the top 10. Brian suggested I should have called then jammed the flop.

Anyone have any thoughts?? Anyone want to teach me how to play??

Lets all hope and Pray that Marquis Hill is Ok.

U.S. Coast Guard rescue crews continued searching Lake Pontchartrain on Monday for New England Patriots defensive end Marquise Hill, who was reported missing following a jetski accident.

“I spoke with the girl and her mother this morning and they said he helped her stay calm. He ended up saving her life, keeping her calm until she could grab onto a buoy,” said Elias said, who added that Hill can swim, but was not wearing a life preserver.

Be safe everyone

Peace
Billy B.

Tags: Lake Pontchartrain, Marquis Hill, Marquise Hill, Memorial day, NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS, U.S. Coast Guard, USD

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