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Bills player gets experimental cooling (AP via Yahoo! News) - Doctors are following the playbook in treating Buffalo Bills football player Kevin Everett's severe spinal cord injury except in one notable regard: pumping icy cold saline into his veins to try to prevent further damage.

Expert: 'Not unrealistic' that Bills' Everett will walk again (USA Today) - A leader in spinal injury research said Tuesday he was optimistic Buffalo Bills tight end Kevin Everett will walk again, despite a neck fracture sustained in his NFL team's season opener over the weekend and a bleak prognosis earlier.

Bills sign safety Scott (Reuters via Yahoo! News) - The Buffalo Bills have signed free-agent safety Bryan Scott, the team said on Wednesday.

Bills' Everett Has Some Movement, Might Walk Again (Update2) (Bloomberg.com) - Sept. 12 (Bloomberg) -- Buffalo Bills tight end Kevin Everett has regained some movement in his legs and arms and might be able to walk again after severely injuring his upper spine, the doctor who performed surgery said.

Bills' Everett Has Some Movement, May Walk Again, Doctor Says (Bloomberg.com) - Sept. 12 (Bloomberg) -- Buffalo Bills tight end Kevin Everett has regained some movement in his legs and arms and might be able to walk again after severely injuring his upper spine while making a tackle, the doctor who performed surgery said.

Bills' Everett improves, may walk again (AP via Yahoo! News) - Kevin Everett voluntarily moved his arms and legs on Tuesday when partially awakened, prompting a neurosurgeon to say the Buffalo Bills' tight end would walk again — contrary to the grim prognosis given a day before.

Fans rallying for Bills tight end (The Record) - BUFFALO, N.Y. -- There's no shortage of J.P. Losman's No. 7 or Lee Evans' 83 among the Bills' fans who wear their loyalty on their backs.

China bills, bonds dumped as IPO squeeze worsens (Reuters via Yahoo! Asia News) - SHANGHAI, Sept 13 (Reuters) - Traders dumped Chinese bills and bonds on Thursday as a money market squeeze triggered by tighter policy and China Construction Bank's huge Shanghai IPO worsened.

Injured Bills TE Everett talking, taken off ventilator (Houston Chronicle) - Kevin Everett is awake and asking questions, and no longer on a ventilator - a “major achievement,” according to doctors who have been treating the Buffalo Bills tight end since he suffered a spinal injury on Sunday.

Bills' Everett Shows Marked Improvement (Washington Post) - Buffalo Bills tight end Kevin Everett, who suffered paralysis during Sunday's game against the Broncos, has voluntary movement in his arms and legs.