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I like the Cutty and Patrick Willis getting some shine..Niners!

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The cover is fire..Real Talk

Just got back last week...And yes I got dark like beef jerky

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Go Grandma!!!!

Crooks are doing it again...I need some board shorts and sandals before i hit Hawaii..ARGH!!!!
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I was at the Santa Clara for the draft party. And folks went fucking bananas when Raiders made their pick (Thank you Al Davis). Hope he does wonders for the Red/Gold. Also looking foward to the RB's we pick up (Coffee and Sheets)

Michael Crabtree


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Scott McKillop


Nate Davis


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Ricky Jean-Francois


Kory Sheets



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I can't wait!!!

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March 27, 2009
49ers cut ties with Jennings





The 49ers have terminated the contract of Jonas Jennings, the oft-injured offensive tackle who was the team's big, free-agent prize in 2005. Jennings was never healthy in four seasons with the Buffalo Bills. But he commanded a $36 million contract from the 49ers, who belived he would be the anchor of a rebuilt offensive line at left tackle. Jennings played well when healthy. However, he suffered an array of injuries over the last four seasons, ranging from ankle sprains to being poked in the larynx. Jennings missed 41 of 64 potential starts during his time as a 49er.

Jennings's most troublesome injuries were three seperate dislocations to his right shoulder. The most recent occurred this past season in a Week Two game against the Seahawks. He was placed on injured reserve in November, ending his season. At the time, a frustrated Jennings wondered if he'd ever play again. Jennings' release comes as the 49ers are considering another talented tackle with an injury history, Marvel Smith. If Smith is signed, he likely will start the 2009 season where Jennings was in 2008 -- at right tackle.

-- Matt Barrows

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I found this link while I was on facebook. Shit just too fucking funny.

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49ERS NOT INTERESTED IN GARCIA
Posted by Aaron Wilson on March 12, 2009, 12:59 p.m. EDT

The San Francisco 49ers aren’t expected to pursue veteran quarterback Jeff Garcia, according to Matt Maiocco of the Santa Rosa Press-Democrat.

Per the article, 49ers coach Mike Singletary doesn’t sound interested in the unrestricted free agent.

“When I look at Shaun Hill, I think he did a great job last year,” Singletary said. “I’m not sure how much better we get by bringing in a Jeff Garcia and adding to the mix when you have a guy like Shaun Hill.”

Maiocco theorizes that the 49ers have “reason” to be interested in disgruntled Denver Broncos quarterback Jay Cutler, also noting that the team may try to add a quarterback through the draft. Yet, he doesn’t think they will use the tenth overall pick of the first round on a quarterback.

The 49ers recently agreed to a restructured contract with former top overall pick Alex Smith.

IMO...Jeff Garica is money and a pro bowler

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Cocaine King
Jesse Bogan, 03.11.09, 06:00 PM EDT
Forbes Magazine dated March 30, 2009





Mexico's most wanted man, Joaquín Guzmán Loera, is one of 38 new billionaires.

For eight years Joaquín Guzmán Loera reportedly managed his international drug smuggling operation from behind bars while enjoying a lavish prison life with access to booze, women and a home entertainment system. Then in January 2001, facing extradition to the U.S., Guzmán slipped into a laundry cart and escaped.

Since then "El Chapo," or Shorty, as he is called, has tightened his grip on Mexico's drug trade as head of the Sinaloa cartel, one of the biggest suppliers of cocaine to the U.S. It is a lucrative business to be in these days. Thirty-five million people in the U.S. use narcotics or abuse prescription drugs, spending more than $64 billion annually. The Drug Enforcement Agency and other industry experts believe Guzmán, 54, has controlled anywhere from a third to half of the wholesale Mexican drug market over the past eight years. In 2008 Mexican and Colombian traffickers laundered between $18 billion and $39 billion in proceeds from wholesale shipments to the U.S., according to the U.S. government. Guzmán and his operation likely grossed 20% of that--enough for him to have pocketed $1 billion over his career and earn a spot on the billionaires list for the first time.
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While others with ten-figure fortunes have criminal records, Guzmán is probably the only one for whom the U.S. government is offering a $5 million reward for his capture. "He clearly is a sociopath and willing to engage in high levels of violence, but he is skillful in managing these turbulent waters," says Bruce Bagley, chairman of international studies at the University of Miami. While traditional drug cartels are built around a family hierarchy, Guzmán's operates more as a confederation of different groups. He hires gangs that have peeled off from competitors, offering attractive profit sharing. "The Sinaloa cartel is kind of a new animal in a way. He offers them a better deal," adds Bagley.

Guzmán grew up in the Pacific coast state of Sinaloa in a rural region that has produced big drug traffickers. The farm boy was likely exposed to the trade at a young age. Officials say he honed his drug-running skills working for different gangs, most notably as an airplane logistics expert for Miguel Angel Félix Gallardo, "El Padrino," or the Godfather, the country's leading trafficker at the time. Gallardo was arrested in 1989.

By the early 1990s Guzmán had started his own international firm. Business didn't always run smoothly. In 1993, at the northern border, Mexican authorities seized a 7-ton shipment of cocaine, believed to be his, that was hidden in chili pepper cans. The same year rival gang members, apparently trying to kill Guzmán at the Guadalajara airport, bumped off a Catholic cardinal instead. Also that year he was captured and convicted for homicide and drug trafficking.

A 1995 U.S. indictment alleges he directed a vast network of employees and assets, including warehouses in California, New Jersey and Chicago; a tunnel, running 65 feet deep and 1,416 feet long, between Mexico and Otay Mesa, Calif.; an executive jet rental business; and railcars carrying cooking oil. At least one of his employees was in charge of paying off Mexican prosecutors and police, allegedly dropping $1 million in cash in 1991 for the release of Guzmán's brother, "El Pollo," from a Mexico City prison. (El Pollo was murdered in 2004.)

How long can Guzmán, who may be in Guatemala, continue to elude authorities? The Mexican government is trying to crack down on the murderous drug trade that has killed 6,000 people in the past year, including Guzmán's son, who was gunned down in May. It has dispatched thousands of soldiers to hot zones. In November it arrested the nation's top antidrug authority for allegedly agreeing to a $450,000-per-month deal to tip off drug traffickers about raids and arrests. That pressure, along with more pressure from rival drug gangs, appears to be making business harder for Guzmán but hasn't persuaded him to get out of the industry

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Niners to go with new threads in 09

The 49ers, indeed, will unveil a new -- perhaps old -- look this season. On its web site, the team announced that it would unveil the new uniform in two months: "The team confirmed today that the 49ers will be changing the uniform for the 2009 season. The new design will be presented at the 49ers Draft Day event on April 25. No further details will be released until then."

In the past, Jed York has said he favors the cherry red threads from the early 1980s, the ones the team has worn for "throwback" games twice a year in recent seasons. The team held focus groups early last year to get input from both fans and the players. How closely will the new look resemble the uniforms of yesteryear? We'll find out in April ...

-- Matt Barrows


Here's a acouple of PS from some 49erswebzoners

So on the Vegas trip..Mega kept bumping the Drake's Mixtape (So far gone) in the Expedition XL. Shits bumps..Here's some tracks I'm feeling

Last week took a couple days off and went to Vegas...Pics will be up soon..So hold your horses!!

Don't know how reliable is the source...But it make you think..What IF???

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PATRIOTS SOURCE: TOM BRADY WILL BE TRADED TO SAN FRANCISCO
Inside Sports
Tuesday, 27 January 2009

By Mike Marzano
Features Editor
SportsImproper.com


Tom Brady has played his last game as a New England Patriot and will be traded to the San Francisco 49ers, a source with ties to the Patriots organization has told Sportsimproper.com.

According to a Patriots official, the condition of Brady's injured knee
is worse than has been previously reported and will probably require further surgery. As a result, Brady will miss the entire 2009-2010 season. Brady would be 33 at the beginning of the following season (2010-2011) and the Patriots simply cannot wait that long for their superstar quarterback to return to form.
But whether Brady can ever actually help the 49ers on the field is another story.

As reported by Sportsimproper.com last month, two orthopedic surgeons with knowledge of the Brady case stated that due to the nature of the injury and the complications arising from subsequent infections, there was a high probability the quarterback would miss significant time or possibly never play again.

One surgeon said: "If there (was) another infection and the patellar tendon graft (which is used to replace the ACL) is compromised, that could cause him to miss significant time next season. (Besides) it truly takes a year for the ligaments and surrounding muscles to function as a real unit again. Some doctors may suggest six months, but in reality it is a year plus."

Media reports persist the Patriots will place the franchise tag on back-up quarterback Matt Cassel for the 2009 season. That move would open the door for Brady to go to San Francisco.While the idea of Brady playing anywhere but New England may come as a shock to Patriots fans, the Bay Area would be a natural fit for him on many levels.

Brady was born in San Mateo, just outside San Francisco, and wants to end his career, or what's left of it, near his home, the Patriots official indicated. Brady recently purchased property in Brentwood, California, which is just north of San Francisco, and reportedly plans to build a home there.

Further adding to Brady’s roots to the Golden State, his son, John Edward Thomas Moynihan, born in 2007 by actress and ex-girlfriend Bridget Moynihan, lives in California.

If healthy, Brady would give San Francisco the big-name quarterback it has lacked since the days of Joe Montana and Steve Young. The 49ers finished 7-9 this past season, improving slightly from their 5-11 finish in 2007.

Added altogether, said the Patriots official: "(That’s why) he's going to San Francisco."

Sorry for the lack of posting. gonna be back into swing of things. NFL draft is coming very soon and wondering what the niners will be picking at 10th..couch..passrush..cough