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For Jay Cutler, the Packers and Steelers probably can't get to Dallas quickly enough. He surely can't wait for the Super Bowl XLV teams to start talking and get him off the stage ASAP.
Until then, the Bears quarterback remains Topic A in football circles. At least the discussion has moved from whether Cutler should have continued playing during the NFC Championship Game, with what we know now is a sprained MCL in his left knee, to whether it's OK for professional football players to publicly criticize members of their own fraternity.
There has never been a situation quite like this: The whole world, including most every professional football player with a Twitter account, reacting in live time to a quarterback suffering an injury.
It's certainly nothing Doug Williams had to deal with in the aftermath of sustaining a hyperextended knee during the first quarter of the Redskins' 42-10 victory over the Broncos in Super Bowl XXII in January 1988. Williams, perhaps more than anybody watching the Bears and Packers last Sunday, knows what it was like to be in the position Cutler was in -- knee hurting, team depending on him, championship at stake.
"I was in tremendous pain," Williams recalled this week. "I had to have surgery the day after the victory parade. I was on crutches that day. After I slipped and hurt my knee [Redskins backup quarterback] Jay Schroeder came in the game for second down and third down. I hated being out of the game for two plays. We punted, and Joe Gibbs came over and asked me, 'Doug, can you go?'
"For me," Williams continued, "there wasn't any tomorrow, and I didn't care about yesterday. When our trainer, Bubba Tyer, was about to put his hand on my knee, I said, 'Don't touch me!' I wanted to see if I could get up. If I could stand up, I felt I could play. Our trainer and doctor said, 'It's unstable.' But I told them, 'I can do this.' I could stand up. I wasn't making enough money to not play $425,000. They kept telling me it was 'unstable' and I told them they could cut it off tomorrow."
Nothing quite that dramatic was necessary. Williams said he took a shot of cortisone at halftime, but by then he'd already had the greatest quarter in Super Bowl history, maybe the greatest quarter any football player ever had. Four touchdown passes in a 35-point, second-quarter explosion, thus the parade in the U.S. capital that Williams had to attend on crutches.
Williams, in a strange little twist, is a big Jay Cutler fan. There don't seem to be that many among football players, active or retired, but Williams is one. "I've been a Cutler fan since he was at Vanderbilt," Williams said, "I thought he was one tough SOB and that was even before he was diagnosed as being diabetic."
Williams, an executive with the Buccaneers, once made one of his scouts who didn't have a high opinion of Cutler, go back and take a longer look. "He took a beating and kept making plays," Williams recalled. "I do think he's tough, always have thought that."
That debate could go on the entire offseason. What's of greater value in studying Cutler is whether NFL players have the right to pass judgment in real time the way so many did on Cutler, and whether the mere expression of such criticism publicly and willingly suggests players don't respect Cutler as much as other quarterbacks of stature in the NFL.
Of course, you can find as many opinions as there are players on both topics. Personally, some opinions are more valid than others. On the issue of ethics in journalism, I want to hear from journalists. And they don't have to have had an ethical run-in for me to consider their opinions valid. On the subject of a football player's toughness, I want to hear from other football players. I'm glad that I haven't seen many, if any, columnists questioning Cutler's toughness because there's not a single sportswriter I know who has played in a championship game with a hurt knee. But Philip Rivers of the Chargers has. When he says he doesn't question Cutler's courage, but it would have taken a stretcher to get the San Diego quarterback off the field, it resonates with me. Williams knows the situation, too, and when he says he'd gladly have Cutler as his quarterback because he thinks Cutler is a tough guy, that resonates with me, too.
Football players, in my view, have earned the right to wonder about another football player's toughness. Deion Sanders, who tweeted that day, has that right, as does Derrick Brooks, as do the others -- as long as you don't later try to moonwalk out of your position as Maurice Jones-Drew did by claiming he was joking.
We don't have to come to a consensus on everything. The very nature of sports demands usually that we don't. In a conversation Tony Kornheiser and I had with Herschel Walker on Thursday for "Pardon The Interruption," Walker weighed in on the Cutler drama, telling us, "To be honest, I thought it was insulting that players would criticize Cutler. They don't know what he was going through. And what was so strange was they called him a wuss and words like that. You're sitting on a couch calling him a wuss and he's playing? Maybe if you had played better, you'd be out there playing and we'd be talking about you! I don't think you put down another player who says he's hurt."
Walker's opinion, as one of the toughest players to play the game, is valid. But it would be just as valid, to me, if he felt 180 degrees differently.
Williams said, "I don't know his pain. Who am I to judge his level of tolerance? On the other hand, there are certain situations, certain games, if you can walk But he did try to play after halftime. There was no Twitter when I played, but I will say, if I hadn't gone back in that [Super Bowl] game, people would have beaten me up. If I hadn't gone back in and they'd won without me people would have said, 'Well, Jay Schroeder should have played anyway.' I think it's a no-win situation for an athlete."
Williams, as a footnote, already had demonstrated a degree of toughness; he'd had a root canal the day before Super Bowl XXII.
What hangs out there unanswered, though, in the curious case of Jay Cutler is why so many active players felt free to rip him on the record. Would that have happened to Tom Brady or Peyton Manning? No chance. Ben Roethlisberger or the aforementioned Rivers? No. Tony Romo or Donovan McNabb? Possible, but very, very doubtful. There's something about Cutler, perhaps the fact that before this season he hadn't had a winning record in the NFL or in college, that many of his peers don't respect. He wasn't given the benefit of the doubt.
TMZ's footage of Cutler walking at a Southern California shopping mall with his girlfriend, Kristin Cavallari, won't help, though I'd need to see tape of Cutler running and cutting before I'd be offended.
Williams, though he clearly likes Cutler, said, "His demeanor might not be pleasant to everybody, but you can't evaluate toughness on his demeanor."
That, however, raises the question of whether a quarterback with Cutler's demeanor (or if we give him the benefit of the doubt here, his perceived demeanor), can be a championship quarterback. Cutler has teammates with the Broncos and Bears who hate what they call his pouting on the bench after something has gone wrong. He's obviously bright and well-spoken yet seemingly goes out of his way to be uncommunicative. Fine for a linebacker or cornerback, but name a big-time successful quarterback who has made that work.
It's not the way any of the championship-caliber quarterbacks of the past 20 years have operated, whether we're talking about Brady, Manning, Roethlisberger, Brees, Eli Manning, Kurt Warner, Brad Johnson and Trent Dilfer, or even those who have come up a touch short, such as McNabb, Matt Hasselbeck and Rich Gannon, just to name a few. Green Bay's Aaron Rodgers, new to the Super Bowl mix, is somewhere between engaging and downright charismatic.
Maybe, on the other hand, the Bears themselves are just fine with Cutler's personality, and they, like many of us, think he can come back on a sound knee after an offseason of work on footwork/fundamentals and take them one step further, which would likely stop the questions about his toughness and his personality. But if he doesn't, and if members of his own fraternity continue to publicly question his courage and whether he'll do whatever necessary to win, whether or not Bears fans think it's warranted, the referendum on Cutler and his worthiness will be up for discussion long after this Super Bowl is over.
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"It kept right on snowing almost to April," I'll tell my grandkids when they come visit, ignoring me, staring at their holodex. "My sister—your great-aunt Mallory, kiddos—well, we couldn't believe it, watching the snow falling." There was so much snow that winter that my father built a luge in the backyard. It was twenty years […]
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I initially ordered only one of these thinking that it would be something weak and thin tasting, BOY WAS I WRONG!! These are smooth, mild bodies, tasteful cigars. They are appropriate for any time of the day. They pair well with just about anything to. YOU SIMPLY MUST BUY A BUNDLE AND TRY THEM OUT YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED!!
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SARASOTA - Two police officers are being heralded as heroes after they saved a toddler who was choking on a chicken bone two weeks ago.
The Sarasota Police Department said officers Dominic Harris and Steven Fergus were on a routine patrol near the 1600 block of 21st Street in Sarasota at about 4:45 p.m. June 18 when they saw several women on the side of the road holding a 23-month-old upside down.
Officer Harris asked what happened, and the women told Harris the child was choking on a chicken bone.
Harris grabbed the child and started the infant Heimlich maneuver to try to dislodge the bone from the baby's throat. Officer Fergus radioed for backup.
The child began to breath weakly, and Harris continued the Heimlich maneuver until emergency medical personnel arrived.
The toddler, who was not identified, was taken to the hospital and rushed into surgery.
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When you arrive at Fort Augustus, a charming Highland village on the banks of the famous Loch Ness, take a leisurely stroll through the village or simply relax by the Caledonian Canal. Enjoy a locally produced 'Taste of Scotland 'picnic lunch that includes a bottle of Scottish mineral water, a choice of freshly made sandwiches, fresh fruit and shortbread. If you want to learn more about Scottish cuisine, your guide can direct you to some great local cafés for more tasty treats.
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- Collection: Look Collection
Puerto Rico
- Title: Puerto Rico
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Surprising Puerto Rico.
Renaissance - in the arts.
Muñoz - the practical revolutionist.
A great family built on sugar and rum.
Energy and brains hammer out the future.
Stateside manager brings know-how.
I predict. - Creator(s): Bauman, Frank, photographer
- Date Created/Published: 1960 Mar. 1 (date added to Look's library)
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32 photographic prints (contact sheets).
8 negatives : b&w film copy neg.
published 16 slides : color.
published 2 transparencies : color.
unpublished ca. 220 slides : color.
unpublished 33 transparencies : color. - Summary: Photographs show images of Puerto Rico: resorts and hotels including La Concha Hotel in San Juan, El Ponce Intercontinental, Dorado Beach, and the San Juan Intercontinental; people gambling, hiking, swimming, playing on the beach, participating in a hat festival; maternity ward of a hospital; slums; construction of housing projects. Includes images of prominent Puerto Ricans and others engaged in a variety of activities: Governor Luis Muñoz Marín; at work in the Governor's Palace and greeting former President Eisenhower at the airport; economic chief Teodoro Moscoso; leader of the opposition and cement plant owner Luis Ferré and his brother Hermán; San Juan mayor Felisa Rincón de Gautier; sugar plantation owner Felix Serralles and members of his family; banker Roberto de Jesús Toro, president of Banco de Ponce; Archbishop James P. Davis; painter Julio Rosado del Valle; dancer Dana Soso Kennedy; architects Oswaldo Toro and Miguel Ferrer; oil refinery worker Robert Saunders; nuns Sister Rosario and Sister Teresa Magdalene; Bernard Reilly of Elmira, New York, manager of an electric shaver plant; millionaire businessman Laurance Rockefeller; cellist Pablo Casals.
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- Call Number: LOOK - Job 60-8719 <P&P> [P&P]
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- Gift; Cowles Communications, Inc.; December 13, 1971.
- 13 images published in: Surprising Puerto Rico, produced by J. Robert Moskin, Look, v. 25, no. 2 (Jan. 17, 1961), p. 21-27.
- 4 images published in: Renaissance - in the arts, Look, v. 25, no. 2 (Jan. 17, 1961), p. 28-29.
- 7 images published in: Muñoz - the practical revolutionist, by J. Robert Moskin, Look, v. 25, no. 2 (Jan. 17, 1961), p. 30-33.
- 5 images published in: A great family built on sugar rum, Look, v. 25, no. 2 (Jan. 17, 1961), p. 34-35.
- 6 images published in: Energy and brains hammer out the future, Look, v. 25, no. 2 (Jan. 17, 1960), p. 36, 38-39.
- 4 images published in: Stateside manager brings know-how, Look, v. 25, no. 2 (Jan. 17, 1961), p. 43-44.
- 1 image published on cover, Look, v. 25, no. 2 (Jan. 17, 1961).
- 1 image published in: I predict, produced by Edward Hume, Look, v. 26, no. 2 (Jan. 16, 1962), p. 22.
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I really love my readership. There's so many really cool, expansive, ass-kicking people here, and I'm glad you tune in and hang out. When someone comments or drops me a line, I'm thrilled.
Lately I've noticed something though - people seem to think I'm super-optimist.
Not the case at all.
Actually, I'd say my general mood comes out like this:
70% of the time: not thinking about it specifically or overall pessimistic
20% of the time: moderate optimism
10% of the time: feeling unstoppable
I don't think I'm alone here, either. Having read a lot of biographies and lots of books on doing high level work and creativity, you see constant references to doubt and pessimism.
There's this general cultural ethos that we should optimistic-positive-go!-go!-go! all the time. And yeah, I actually do think that's good. But I think doubt and pessimism are ok, as long as you take action anyways.
Obviously the 10% of the time I'm feeling on top of the world, I do great work. The 20% of the time I'm feeling moderately optimistic, I do good work. The real key, then, is to do at least decent work when feeling anywhere from not-inspired=-at-all to outright pessimistic.
It's especially challenging if you set stretch goals. Me, I'm not really so smart or talented, I know lots of people who are stronger-willed than me, smarter than me, more charismatic than me, better educated, more refined, healthier, with larger advantages... and yet, I set pretty high bars.
Doing this way lends itself to thinking, "Am I crazy? Am I nuts? If I'm not crazy, is everyone else crazy? I think this is possible... I run the numbers, and they work... I run the probabilities, and it works... it really all works on paper, if I can take the actions..."
And it seems like it should work, provided I take the action. But sure, some doubt and pessimism are fairly normal. Far more common than the totally unstoppable feeling.
But for me, the answer seems to be to keep moving forwards anyways. Okay, today this plan seems crazy and like it can't work, but I'm going to do whatever I had planned for today anyways. And... things often do work.
I think most people are naturally more pessimistic than optimistic - at least, they are when doing unfamiliar tasks outside of their comfort zone. That's okay. Do good work anyways even when feeling doubt. That's where established habits, routine, time tracking, unbreakable commitments, deadlines, and things like that help a lot.
You don't need to be a super-optimist to win. I'm naturally slightly more on the pessimist side. But I think about how an optimist act, and then I do that.
"My Experiences With Modafinil" was a popular post that kicked off discussion. Here's a friend's take, who is feeling optimistic about it but also slightly more cautious:
I've just noticed the pattern, abnormally high productivity is inevitably followed by a funk for me. Three reasonable explanations come to mind.
* Important to recognize, it could just be a relative shift bias, where the high productivity makes my return to normal feel worse than it is.
* Could be a resource scarcity brought on by burning hot, in which case good nutrition and supplements should be able to make a good dent in it.
* Could be "damage" or "disorganization" caused by burning hot. If this is a real thing, I wouldn't be surprised if our brains have built in mechanisms to kill or cool down the engines while we repair. Overriding this mode is probably safe most of the time if the mechanism is conservative enough, but using neuroactive drugs to try to override completely on a regular basis seems dangerous to me.
I've been happy recently :)
And yesterday, I tried to write, both a poem and a post and I failed both. Block I guess~ anyways, that's already off topic ehehehe >.>
Even though I've been happy, its not like I don't still get those moments, but lets just say ummm they're far easier to ignore. In general, just been a lot lot happier. I've noticed the change in me for a while, as have my friends and family, and hopefully that means something goooood~!
Still going to go through with all the *help* I'm going to be getting, oh yeah I need to keep you guys posted on that don't I ^0^
Hmmm I don't know how to explain this feeling, most of the time I'm looking forward to things, missing things of course, but it seems like I'm being far more positive or optimistic. Which by the way, I already am. I'm generally rather optimistic and more so, idealistic.