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Though most folks in the Lower Hudson Valley can fill up their tank without waiting in a two-hour queue, or hollering at a nitwit angling to cut the line, the painful memory remains.
(And in New York City, gas rationing will likely continue until after Thanksgiving.)
But blogger Larry Elkin said Hurricane Sandy and fuel shortages weren't to blame for the winding lines—instead, he points the finger at inept politicians.
"Don't blame Sandy for your ongoing inconvenience; misguided politicians are doing most of the damage now," Elkin pens.
For more of his insight on gasoline scarcity, supply-and-demand and price gouging, click here.
All eyes are on Colorado recently when it comes to marijuana, but one local Patch blogger and doctor is championing the drug's use for multiple sclerosis patients here at home.
Dr. Scott Gotlieb says medical marijuana can reduce pain without the troubling side-effects of opiates. Stil, the doc says pot isn't without consequences: "as helpful as marijuana can be... some side effects include impaired mental functioning, decreased inhibitions, fatigue, dry mouth, hunger, memory problems and increased anxiety/paranoia, [among others]," he writes.
For readers with young kids, Karen Robert's essay "Travelling with Baby" is a must read. The local mom spells out the nuts and bolts of long trips with a youngster. Take note: shipping some items ahead of time can cut-back on headaches.
And for those sorely missing the rhetoric of election season (a slim minority, I'm sure of it), the contest for Rockland's county executive seat is already enrapturing some bloggers. Jack Moolick says the choice should be a no-brainer.
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Loyola Physician First in Illinois to Use New Device for Peripheral Artery Disease
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Loyola Physician First in Illinois to Use New Device for Peripheral Artery Disease
MAYWOOD, Ill. -- Dr. Robert Dieter of Loyola University Health System is the first physician in Illinois to use a new balloon angioplasty device that sucks up debris particles that could cause dangerous clogging of arteries. The Food and Drug Administration has approved the device, Proteus®, made by Angioslide, for angioplasties that treat peripheral artery disease (PAD) in the legs. PAD is caused by clogged arteries that restrict blood flow to the legs. Symptoms include painful cramping in the hips, thighs or calves when walking, climbing stairs or exercising. Advanced PAD can cause gangrene or even lead to limb loss. A balloon angioplasty is among the standard treatments for PAD. A physician inserts a catheter in an artery and guides it to the blockage, then opens the artery by inflating a balloon at the tip of the catheter. The physician typically deploys a stent to keep the artery open. Inflating the balloon can loosen particles of plaque, which travel down the leg. A large particle can block blood flow, a condition called distal embolization. In the most severe cases, distal embolizations can require leg amputation or even be fatal. Until now, some physicians have used a filter device to prevent debris from escaping. However, the filter can damage the artery, and can be difficult to deploy. Moreover the FDA has not approved filter devices for use in leg arteries. Using filters for PAD procedures, although routine, must be done "off label." The new device that Dieter uses opens the artery just like a standard angioplasty balloon. After the artery is opened, the physician deflates the balloon. The negative pressure sucks up the debris, which is trapped inside as the balloon retracts. "This is a much more simple and elegant approach than filter devices," said Dieter, an interventional cardiologist and vascular specialist. Dieter is an assistant professor in the Department of Medicine, Division of Cardiology at Loyola University Chicago Stritch School of Medicine and director of Vascular Medicine and peripheral Vascular Interventions at Edward Hines VA Hospital. Dieter has used the device on patients at Loyola and Hines. His first Loyola patient was Patricia Durkin of Oak Forest, Ill. Before the procedure, the top of the iliac artery that supplies blood to her left leg was 90 percent blocked. "If I walked in the mall, I had to stop every few minutes," she said. "It made my leg feel heavy. It got to the point where I didn't want to walk any distance." The procedure restored normal blood flow. "I don't have that heavy feeling anymore," Durkin said. Other interventional cardiologists at Loyola also plan to use the device, said Dr. John Lopez, director of Interventional Cardiology Research and professor in the Department of Medicine, Division of Cardiology. "At Loyola, interventional cardiology is very progressive, and at the forefront of technology for the treatment of PAD," Lopez said.
Loyola University Health System (LUHS) is a member of Trinity Health. Based in the western suburbs of Chicago, LUHS is a quaternary care system with a 61-acre main medical center campus, the 36-acre Gottlieb Memorial Hospital campus and more than 30 primary and specialty care facilities in Cook, Will and DuPage counties. The medical center campus is conveniently located in Maywood, 13 miles west of the Chicago Loop and 8 miles east of Oak Brook, Ill. The heart of the medical center campus is a 559-licensed-bed hospital that houses a Level 1 Trauma Center, a Burn Center and the Ronald McDonald® Children's Hospital of Loyola University Medical Center. Also on campus are the Cardinal Bernardin Cancer Center, Loyola Outpatient Center, Center for Heart & Vascular Medicine and Loyola Oral Health Center as well as the LUC Stritch School of Medicine, the LUC Marcella Niehoff School of Nursing and the Loyola Center for Fitness. Loyola's Gottlieb campus in Melrose Park includes the 255-licensed-bed community hospital, the Professional Office Building housing 150 private practice clinics, the Adult Day Care, the Gottlieb Center for Fitness, Loyola Center for Metabolic Surgery and Bariatric Care and the Loyola Cancer Care & Research at the Marjorie G. Weinberg Cancer Center at Melrose Park.
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The iconic Superman costume worn by Christopher Reeve is set to go under the hammer in California this week.
The red and blue outfit, complete with cape and boots, was seen on late actor Reeve in 1987 blockbuster "Superman IV: The Quest for Peace" and is expected to fetch as much as $32,000 at the Julien's Auctions sale in Beverly Hills, Calif.
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The costume, made by London-based designers Bermans & Nathans, was given to a member of the production team after filming on the movie wrapped. Martin Nolan, of Julien's Auctions, says, "It's still in great condition and you can see the little sewn-in slots where the cables were attached for the flying maneuvres in the film. It's an iconic outfit and I guess one of the only times in history when wearing underpants on the outside was a good look."
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I need help with a dilemma: What does it mean to be American? And Why does it work?
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Thanks for all the comments, they have been very helpful.
I have sorted out my feeling on being American, it maybe a jumbled mess but it is working for me. And to avoid rehashing what has been said I'll leave it at that.
But the large diversity of views here, and within America's culture, politics, values, heritages, etc. I have to ask;
Why does it work?
By most standards we are a highly dysfunctional group, and should be a failed society.
But here we are a great nation, and by most logic that should not be the case.
Yes we are the home of the free and the brave, but also home of tyrants, cowards, passive, aggressive, moral and immoral and I could go on and on forever.
Americans are often labeled as racist and intolerant, if that was true we would not have more nationalities and different cultures than any other country in the world.
Being American is a lessen tolerance and that is something we can't experience in heaven, but I feel the lessen goes deeper than that.
Is American where you live, or is American a belief in freedom and liberty for all?
Firstly let me state I believe we are here to learn from experience that we can't have in heaven. And recently I have had two events in my life that have me confused as to the lesion I should be learning from them.
My Background: I'm just an average lower-middleclass Midwest American.
Experience 1: I have been researching my ancestry for about a year now, and I feel pride with my findings. So far my ancestors range from English noble that came to America in 1633, to peasant framer and serving maid from Prussia (Germany) in 1820. No slave owners, only union army soldiers, fought for America in the war for independence, etc.
Experience 2: Many people throughout the world, now are fighting and/or protesting for freedom and libe
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I just noticed that when I added the up-date at the top it cutoff some at the bottom.
Basically Experience 2 was feeling shame for the current America and how all the founding values gone, and asked how to address the confecting feelings.
I have concluded that I can feel pride for upholding the founding values of America, and as I witness its fail I should feel sadness instead of shame. And find comfort in that like the Roman Empire it values will live on thought out the world, even though it exists in name only.
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Jun 27 2013: Dear Don,
How about trying not to "should" on yourself?
We are multi sensory, multi dimensional human beings, with many thoughts, feelings, ideas and beliefs. We can believe in several different ideas at the same time, so it doesn't have to feel conflicted. For example, I am against war, and I support those people who have courageously fought wars....often for freedom.
Do you think/feel you can continue having pride in your heritage, while not having pride for some other behaviors that may also be part of your heritage? I am proud of my father for example, for fighting in WWII. I am not proud of him for his abusive behavior with his family. We can be clear about the behaviors that we are proud of, and those we are not proud of.....make any sense?
Barry Palmer 100+Jun 27 2013: Colleen, I have concluded that you must be far wiser than I am, seriously, because i usually agree and disagree with your comments.
I completely agree that we can be ashamed of some behaviors and proud of others.
But right now our bombs are killing citizens of Pakistan, our purported ally. Some of those victims are innocent bystanders, some are children. If a Pakistani were to ask me what it means to me to be an American, I would hope to have a better answer than conflicted thoughts and feelings, but I cannot, even after a great deal of thought. I admire the confidence with which Pat Gilbert can describe what it means to him. Perhaps that is the true meaning of being an American, continuing to believe in the ideals that our government seems to be bent on destroying. To me, that answer seems too easy and too self serving. I think a Pakistani, even an educated Pakistani, familiar with our history, would find it confusing at best and perhaps sadly naive.
Considering the current situation in this country, I think this question deserves serious deliberation by all Americans. Perhaps the answer will point to a better path. Pat Gilbert's answer certainly does.
Jun 27 2013: Barry,
I do not think even for a second that I am wiser than you. It seems like we are often on the same page, in my perception.
I am not proud of killing people....especially innocent people. I certainly do not agree with all the decisions our government makes, nor am I often very proud of our government. That being said, I am proud of those who are willing to put their lives on the line for their/our country.
In my travels through other countries, people always seem friendly and loving to me and traveling companions, and they often express something very different about our government. In my experience, however, people in other countries clearly separate individuals from our government's decisions. There have been plenty of times that I feel embarrassed by decisions my government has made, and it is not a mystery to me why the US is not a favorite among the world population.
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MILWAUKEE, WI (WSAU) The Marquette men's basketball team moved into a first-place tie with Syracuse in the Big East Conference, with 63-to-50 home win over South Florida last night. Junior guard Vander Blue scored a career-high 30 points, as he made 13-of-20 from the floor. He came in as Marquette's leading scorer with just under 14 points per game.
The Golden Eagles ended the first half with an 11-to-4 run – and they pulled away with a 10-0 run to start the second half. South Florida could get no closer than eight after that – and the Bulls only shot 27-percent for the game. Blue scored 11 points during Marquette's decisive run. JaVontae Hawkins led South Florida with 14.
Marquette's second-leading scorer, Davante Gardner, was ejected with 13:46 left for elbowing Zach LeDay in the head as they battled for the ball. Gardner had only four points, the first time in nine games that he was not in double figures. Marquette said the Big East would review the play, and decide if Gardner should be suspended for the Eagles' next game on Sunday at Number-12 Louisville.
Marquette has won eight of its last nine, and is now 6-and-1 in the conference and 15-and-4 overall. The Golden Eagles returned to the Top-25 yesterday in both the media and the coaches' polls, at Number-25 in both. South Florida started the season at 9-and-3, but they faltered when Big East play began. The Bulls are now 1-and-7 in the league, and 10-and-10 overall.
Tonight, the Wisconsin men play at Ohio State. E-S-P-N says Marquette and six other schools are negotiating with the Big East to leave the leave the conference after just one more season, instead of the two required in the league's by-laws. Under the current rules, schools that leave before a 27-month waiting period must pay a 10-million dollar exit fee to the Big East.
Marquette is one of the so-called "Catholic Seven" institutions in the conference – and all seven announced in December that they would leave the Big East to form their own league which highlights basketball. The other six are Providence, Seton Hall, Villanova, Georgetown, DePaul, and Saint John's.
They're negotiating to leave in the spring of 2014 without a penalty. Meanwhile, Big East Commissioner Mike Aresco says his circuit will have 11 teams when Navy joins in 2015 – and they're looking to add another school. He also said the conference realignments appear to be settling down, in the wake of the "Catholic Seven's" move.


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Former Olympic gold medal-winning gymnast Carly Patterson sported another kind of red, white and blue – the red, white and blue of the USO – while showing her support of the military as part of a USO trip last Monday.
Patterson was in London as an NBC correspondent for the Olympic Games and worked into her trip a scheduled visit to Royal Air Force Base Mildenhall, England, to lift the spirits of deployed troops and their families. On base, Patterson took part in tumbling classes for the children, giving tips to the young boys and girls while also posing for photos, signing autographs and chatting with the servicemen and women and their loved ones.
Patterson told the Royal Air Force Base website how thrilled she was to have the opportunity to visit with our nation's military who are serving abroad.
"I'm really excited to be here and glad to have this opportunity to meet them," she said. "The military are the real heroes – we're just athletes that come along and get to be in their presence. I'm thankful for what they do, and for serving and keeping us safe."
Patterson helps Christian Graham, 2, practice a backwards roll during one of the toddlers' gymnastics classes at the RAF Mildenhall Youth Center. Patterson was 16 when she won her gold medal in Athens, Greece, in 2004.
Taking a break from summersaults, the kids pose with Patterson. Patterson took time to visit the youth center and help with some of the classes.
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Kalamazoo, MI (WKZO) – Today at the Seelye Center, the Western Michigan football team held its annual Pro Day for their former players. Six 2013 seniors and one 2012 senior took part in the workouts, in which NFL scouts weighed, measured, and recorded 40-yard dash, 225lb bench press reps plus shuttle times.
Here are my thoughts on how the former Broncos performed during the two hour plus workout. Please note that any times on the 40-yard dash, shuttle, etc. are completely unofficial and may not represent what their actual time was. The stopwatch on my phone is not as accurate as the stopwatch the scouts were using.
Travonte Boles, DT – Boles, a four-year starter, had in my opinion, the best overall workout. Boles bench pressed 225lb 28 times, which would have been tied for 12th with other college defensive tackles who were invited to the NFL Combine last month. Boles admitted to me afterwards that he was hoping to hit 30 reps, but 28 is still really good. Boles 40-yard dash speed was rather slow, 5.5 seconds, but when does a defensive tackle every really have to run 40 yards on any given play? Boles has an excellent shot at signing on with an NFL team but is unlikely to get drafted. If Boles were 6'2 and not 5'11, there is no doubt in my mind that someone would draft him in either the sixth or seventh round.
Brian Fields, RB – Fields was another Bronco that had a solid Pro Day. The 5'8 running back ran the 40 in 4.57 seconds, which would have placed him in the middle of the pack at the NFL Combine for running backs. Fields put up 18 reps on the bench press and had a vertical leap of 34". Fields also excelled during the position tryouts. Fields style of play reminds me a lot of the Detroit Lions running back Joique Bell. And just like Bell after his college career was over, Fields wont' get drafted but will most likely get offered a tryout by someone.
Darrin Duncan, WR – Duncan was less than impressive during Pro Day. He did have a couple of notable catches during the individual position drills but other than that, Duncan did nothing to really special to warranty any type of NFL tryout. He'll have to find a CFL team or an arena league team willing to give him a shot at continuing his football career.
Mike Jones, LB – Jones is still recovering from a shoulder injury and was unable to partake in most of the drills. He did however shine during position drills, the only part of Pro Day he did partake in. Jones was also a vocal leader, cheering on his former teammates while they had their shot on the bench press and so on. Jones transferred to WMU after four years at Michigan and started 11 of 12 games in 2013, recording 92 tackles with five tackles for loss and a half sack. I overheard one of the scouts saying that Jones would be a better fit as a defensive end than a linebacker in the NFL. Jones is another Bronco who won't get drafted but should get a tryout with someone.
Antoin Scriven, RB – Scriven spent the majority of his career at WMU as a hybrid running back/full back and was used mostly in short yardage situations and unfortunately for him, players like that a dime a dozen. A 4.95 second 40 yard dash time, again my times are EXTREMELY unofficial and I really hope I was off on this one, didn't help his cause.
Demetrius Pettway, S – Pettway was only able to put up eight reps on the bench press but did show some good footwork and ball hawking skills during individual drills. Pettway's football career is most likely over as well.
Johnnie Simon, LB – Simon is an interesting prospect. Simon was a tackling machine during his time as a Bronco, recording 283 tackles from 2011 to 2013, despite only registering 66 tackles his senior year, but that had more to do with a position change from a hybrid linebacker/safety in Coach Cubit's system to strictly just a linebacker in one season under PJ Fleck. However, Simon recently had surgery on his shoulder and according to him, he will be in a sling for about another week or so. This prevented him from partaking in any of the drills on Pro Day. Simon also told me that prior to his surgery he ran a 40 yard dash of 4.63 seconds, but assured me that he could do better. I project Simon to play safety in the NFL and a 4.6 40-time is around average for a safety. If he is able to recover from the surgery he'll get a shot in the NFL. Prior to the injury I had him projected as a seventh round pick.
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Alex Carder, QB – The Broncos former quarterback was expected to be at Pro Day but cancelled. According to his Wikipedia page, Carder signed with the Iowa Barnstormers of the Arena Football League on February 5th, but was suspended on March 12th. The suspension from the Barnstormers allowed him to sign with the Nashville Venom of the Professional Indoor Football League. It's on the Internet so you know it's true. Carder went undrafted after finishing his career with 8,886 passing yards and holds the WMU record for most passing yards in a season with 3,873 in 2011. Carder signed with Lions on April 27th, 2013 but was released 33 days later.
Deauntay "Woody" Legrier, DL – Legrier went undrafted last season and didn't sign on with any NFL teams. He was here trying to impress the scouts in attendance. He looked like he was in good shape but failed to do anything spectacular to warrant an NFL contract.


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Facebook's new Graph Search has me pondering not just my navel but the nature of search. Google the boy-star & get pages of seemingly-obvious results, most of which belie much more complicated underpinnings. "You cannot properly understand what was asked for without really understanding how you are going to go about answering it," explains Google's Search-Nerd-in-Chief, Amit Singhal. "There is this huge mass of unstructured text that we know as the web. So you have to get to the semantics of what is being asked." Until now, the search giant has focused on showing you 1.2 million [insert # results] possible places to find the answer to whatever it is you seek. But with their own new Knowledge Graph - a database of the 500 million most searched for people, places and things in the Google world - search will go beyond descriptive links to the answer to a string of real-world associations, prioritized in order of most frequently asked questions. Kind of the way we answer each other's questions IRL.
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President Johnson didn't hold back when he signed Medicare into law 47 years ago. He said:
No longer will older Americans be denied the healing miracle of modern medicine. No longer will illness crush and destroy the savings that they have so carefully put away over a lifetime so that they might enjoy dignity in their later years.
Everywhere I go as chief volunteer spokesperson for AARP, I run into people who tell me how important Medicare is in real life.
One was a retired businessman from Pennsylvania who is on the list for a lung transplant…..He told me, "The 1st test I had to pass when I went to the hospital was a financial test. If I didn't have Medicare, I'd be dead now." Imagine, struggling for every breath, and wondering if you can afford to qualify to get on the list for a scarce lung.
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But qualify he did, because he had Medicare.
Medicare matters. By no means does it cover everything (not dental, vision, or nursing homes, for example), but it provides basic, essential doctor and hospital benefits — by law.
Medicare can't deny coverage because of your age or preexisting conditions. You can't lose Medicare if you accumulate a lot of health care bills.
Medicare is not just a math problem. This is about real people, with real illnesses, with families and long lives to be enjoyed.
Forty-seven years from now, let's make sure that our children and grandchildren have the kind of Medicare in place that let's them pass the financial test. That lets them live without the fear that illness will "crush and destroy" their savings.
Visit earnedsasay.com to see the pros and cons of some of the options to change being debated in Washington, DC, explained in simple terms by bipartisan experts. Be assured, AARP is committed to preserving and strengthening this essential program for generations to come.
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|Place of birth: Petersburg, Virginia
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|NFL Draft: 2001 / Round: 4 / Pick: 100
|Debuted in 2001 for the Cincinnati Bengals
|Last played in 2008 for the Detroit Lions
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Burudi Ali "Rudi" Johnson (born October 1, 1979) is a former American football running back who played eight seasons in the National Football League (NFL). He was drafted by the Cincinnati Bengals in the fourth round of the 2001 NFL Draft.
Johnson was selected to the Pro Bowl with the Bengals in 2004 after leading the AFC team in rushing. His bruising style of nose to the grindstone running Johnson made quite a reputation, and led to nicknames such as "The Auburn Rambler".[citation needed]
Early life[edit]
Rudi Johnson was born in Petersburg, Virginia, approximately 30 miles south of Richmond. His first name "Burudi" is Swahili and means "cool'" and his middle name "Ali" represented his family's respect and admiration for Muhammad Ali. He began playing football at the age of six with the Ettrick Trojans of the Chesterfield Quarterback League. During his high school career, he played both offense and defense for the Thomas Dale Knights under head coach Victor Williams, following in the footsteps of Ken Oxendine and William Henderson. During his career, he broke the school's rushing record which was held by his friend, mentor and coach Henry Jefferson.
Upon graduation he enrolled at Butler Community College in El Dorado, Kansas.
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Butler Community College[edit]
Johnson played for two years at Butler Community College. He led Butler to two national championships, defeating Ricks College in 1998 and Dixie College in 1999. His most memorable performance came against Dixie College in the championship game in which he ran for 375 yards and scored 7 touchdowns. He was subsequently named NJCAA "Player of the Year".[citation needed]
At Auburn University, Johnson finished his career with 324 rushing attempts for 1567 yards (4.84 yards per rush average). His 324 rushing attempts was a school single season record and his 1567 rushing yards were the second-most in the school's history. He had ten games where he rushed for 100 yards or more. He was named SEC player of the year and nominated for the Doak Walker Award which was later won by LaDainian Tomlinson. He was a sociology major. His fullback was Heath Evans who would later go onto the NFL as well. NFL running back Ronnie Brown was also a teammate.[citation needed]
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The Cincinnati Bengals selected Johnson in the fourth round (100th overall) of the 2001 NFL Draft.
Johnson saw little playing time in his first two NFL seasons. He backed up four-time Pro Bowler Corey Dillon, the Bengals leading rusher since 1997, and had just 17 carries and 7 receptions.
Dillon missed much of the 2003 with injuries, and Johnson unexpectedly found himself in the starting lineup. He took full advantage of his opportunity, rushing for 957 yards and 9 touchdowns, while adding another 146 yards on 21 receptions in just 9 games.
After Dillon was traded to the New England Patriots following the 2003 season, Rudi Johnson was named the starter. He did not disappoint, starting every game and setting a franchise rushing record with 1,454 yards. He also scored 12 touchdowns and was named to the AFC Pro Bowl squad.
Johnson was a major contributor in 2005 season, in which the Bengals reached the playoffs for the first time in 15 years. Johnson remained the starter as a punishing runner providing the running game needed to complement quarterback Carson Palmer and wide receiver Chad Johnson (Ochocinco). Chris Perry, former University of Michigan running back, joined the backfield as the Bengals' first round pick in the 2004 NFL draft. At the end of the season, the Bengals finished with an 11-5 record, the team's first winning season since 1990. Johnson broke his own franchise record with 1,458 rushing yards and 12 touchdowns while also recording a career high 23 receptions for 90 yards.
During the 2007 season, Johnson missed five games to injury, and he had only one game in which he rushed for over 100 yards. He finished with 497 yards on 170 carries for 3 touchdowns.
In August 2008, it was reported that the Bengals were interested in trading Johnson for a "top receiver" to shore up their battered receiving corps, which would leave Chris Perry as the new feature back and either Kenny Watson or DeDe Dorsey as his backup.[2] Bengals head coach Marvin Lewis denied any trade talks involving Rudi Johnson. "It's a rumor," he stated.[3] However on August 27, Johnson stated he expected to be gone "any minute."[4] After a trade fell through, Johnson was released by the team on August 30 during final cuts.[5]
Detroit Lions[edit]
Johnson signed a one-year deal with the Detroit Lions on September 1, 2008. The Lions released running back Tatum Bell to make room for Johnson.[6] The following day Johnson accused Bell of stealing his luggage although Bell insisted "it was just an honest mistake." [7]
The Rudi Johnson Foundation was established in July 2005. The Foundation provides assistance to families and children to promote self-sufficiency and self-reliance and incorporates several community based programs. In 2007, James Farrior of the Pittsburgh Steelers joined the effort, establishing his own Foundation to assist in this movement. The Foundation helped fund the organization of the first football team for Clark Montessouri High School in Cincinnati. The Foundation is a strong supporter of Be The Match, the national registry of the National Bone Marrow Registry, and regularly organizes and conducts donor drives to recruit minorities.[citation needed]
- ^ "Rudi Johnson Draft Profile". NFLDraftScout.com.
- ^ Bengals Shopping Rudi Johnson
- ^ Lewis: Rudi Johnson trade talk 'a rumor'
- ^ Rudi: I'll be gone 'any minute'
- ^ Willie Anderson, Rudi Johnson cut by Bengals[dead link]
- ^ http://www.mlive.com/lions/index.ssf/2008/09/rudi_johnson_signs_with_lions.html
- ^ accuses Bell in luggage theft; Bell calls situation misunderstanding
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It almost time to say goodbye to 2013 and I, for one, am happy to see it end. The great thing about closing out a year is taking time to reflect. What did we get right? What did we get wrong? Before the new year arrives, why not take the lessons that you learned to improve your chances of successful dating in 2014?
So what has been your best and worst dates of 2013? Which experiences do you think taught you the most valuable lesson?
When you look ahead to 2014, what new things are you planning to try?
Happy Monday!
By Wise Diva, Misadventures in Atlanta Dating
December 30th, 2013
8:47 am
Wow, am I really? Could it be that I……first?
Um 2014, is the year of SlimNu….all about Me, myself and I. Always want to be a better me….once I'm a better me, then I can be a better friend, sister, auntie, shoulder etc.
December 30th, 2013
8:58 am
good morning slim. glad to see this place is back open for business.
as for the topic and reflecting on dating – I didn't have a single date all year and I'll be the first to say that's messed up. now, I did go out with some folks but didn't call it a date because I knew going in it wasn't like that. with a track record like that 2014 has definitely got to be better.
I did see some good plays, decent foreign films and got a few trips in during the year. didn't attend any concerts this year.
December 30th, 2013
9:01 am
disco – I almost didn't know what to do with myself those two days after Christmas with no blog. I actually had to do some work, imagine that! lol I'll keep my fingers crossed that you get in a least one REAL date in 2014
December 30th, 2013
9:06 am
slim – if not, it's all good. I'm hoping to get in 3 decent vacations next year. I'll take a decent vacation over a mediocre date any day. lol.
December 30th, 2013
9:10 am
Morning Slim & Disco!
I was on the tail end of a relationship this year. I also went out on a couple of dates, using the term loosely. I would have to say the worst date was where the man bought his own tickets and snacks only, although I have to say the movie was pretty good.
I guess one thing I have to do in the coming year is to ask more follow up questions (like, but did you actually graduate?) and actually get out more. Otherwise, I will continue to enjoy life and have fun.
December 30th, 2013
9:11 am
Morning SlimNu!
Didn't date in 2013. Haven't dated for many years, so I can't offer anything along those lines
Years ago I learned that it's probably wise to know what you are looking for. I understand that this can be a little tricky for women. Primarily because men are the ones that initiate things. And as a result, have somewhat of an advantage, in that, once they decide that she ain't right, they can just move on to initiating something with someone else.. Women, on the other hand, once they decide he ain't right, can end it and move on, but will have to wait for someone else to come along.
Hold on a minute. I can just hear some of you(women) now, "Da hell you talkin bout? "Wait for someone else to come along." Well, it's true. I would guess that for 99% of men, if approached by a woman, will see her as either desperate, or just looking for something physical. That's the truth. Certainly not be for all men, hell, even that 99% I mentioned earlier is much too high of a percentage, but from my experience and conversations over the years, this is the case.
But it is still wise to know what you want, and be willing to end it as soon as you realize that this person is not right for you. Better o be alone than with someone that you'd rather not be with. Just my opinion.
disco – Just hang in there. Still some good fellas around. But since you are comfortable and content alone, you can do just fine, alone. No one needs a stupid damn fool in their lives.
December 30th, 2013
9:18 am
atl / reio – welcome back!!!!
reio – trust me when I say I'm cool. I may not necessarily like the situation each and every day but I have most definitely come to terms with it. I'm good. if anything, I think I'm more perturbed at the folks who constantly give me the speech re my standards being too high. (I swear I've had the conversation at least twice in the past week.) I find myself wishing I could just knock their teeth out sometimes. lol.
December 30th, 2013
9:24 am
"….ask more follow up questions…"
There you go. Always, always, ask questions. Listen to their answers, and if they need a follow -up, ask that one too. By doing so, you put them on the spot and require them to open up. A good man won't mind questions, so long as you don't ask the same ones over and over. I know I did. I wanted to know as much about them as I could. Their pasts weren't as important as their present, unless their past could have some bearing on them/us going forward.
December 30th, 2013
9:27 am
damn a date, I haven't hunched in seems like ages……c'mon 2014!!!!
December 30th, 2013
9:29 am
if I don't get any within the next two days, we4 gon' have proble4ms!
December 30th, 2013
9:30 am
disco – Ok, so you have high standards. Nothing wrong with that. A good fella won't have much trouble living up to those standards. I wanted a woman that had high standards. I felt that I had a lot to offer, and that not "just anybody" would do. So, over the years, I had several that didn't last very long. Felt kinda bad after ending a few, but I knew in my heart, it was best for both of us.
December 30th, 2013
9:32 am
2C – Still a few days left in 2013. Don't know what to tell ya.
December 30th, 2013
9:33 am
Slim, specifically, what changes do you want to make in 2014?
disco, if you haven't had a "real" date by March, hit me up, ok?
December 30th, 2013
9:40 am
2C – Specifically, what changes do you want to make in 2014?
December 30th, 2013
9:46 am
2C – that's funny. earlier I was thinking to post that if I didn't have a real date soon I'd be tempted to email you. then I thought it was too early to be picking. lol.
December 30th, 2013
9:51 am
Haven't really had bad dates, just never made a connection. I jumped in the pool and I'm still swimming. All that matters is I haven't drowned and still willing to swim in the deep waters.
Which experiences do you think taught you the most valuable lesson? – The #1 lesson learned is to stay true to myself and not settle to be with someone simply because they want to be with me. I've encountered quite a few who appeared to offer me a quasi-emotional relationship, but since I recognized it for what it was worth I happily skipped to the tune of K.I.M…..
Good, good morning!
December 30th, 2013
10:01 am
Obviously, I don't need to mention this to any of you, but I'll do it anyway. Many guys would rather not commit to one lady, cause that would mean that would have to slow down, and stop trying to hit on everything they see. So, they fain seriousness with you, get what they want, and move on. Yall need to be on the look-out for this. Some guys are quite good at "fakin" it. Dirty fuggas.
December 30th, 2013
10:06 am
unclear why you're trying to call me out
December 30th, 2013
10:07 am
Reio ~ I'm cracking up because I tried to be nice with my post, but you nailed exactly what I feel…thank you!
December 30th, 2013
10:15 am
Reio ~ here's one that's probably already on the books. Not sure if you were around last week when I spoke on this guy who showed a lot of interest in me only to find out he's living with a woman he's "about" to end it with and wanted ME to make "adjustments" to be with him. I'm still laughing at that statement. Anyway, I gave him a piece of my mind and told him to find someone else willing to be his side chick. This man called me the day after Christmas whining, actually whining on how he thinks of me and wants me in his life and that he's ending his relationship after NY. (Picture me looking around the room making sure I haven't stepped into the Twilight Zone!) Again, I had to inform him that I'm no young buck just waddling into the dating pool, nor am I thirsty, desperate or lonely enough to even consider his chopping down on the bait he's dangling. He asked if he could call me next week after he ends his relationship. I could only laugh and click off. Yes, I hung up. You think he got the message? Probably not! In your words, dirty fuggas!
December 30th, 2013
10:19 am
Think I mentioned on here before, that I used to wonder about my oldest daughter. As an older teen and younger adult, her azz went through men like a steel bowling ball through shallow water. No stopping. I used to kinda wonder a little. And, yes, way, way, in the back of my mind, I wondered if this heffa was just a loose chick, gittin all she could and then some. But, I knew her, I raised her, so I knew that she didn't have much patience when it came to men. I simply chalked it up to her just being her.
She would bring one around, and, oh, I don't know, maybe, nine weeks later, here comes another one. I can remember saying to myself, on more than one occasion, "Sh!t, seems like a month ago there was another fella in the living room. Now, this jackazz is here. Da hell?"
But seems like it worked out ok. The one she settled on, appears to be a decent fella. Been married a while, no signs of trouble, so, maybe she was just not settling, and dismissed them as soon as she saw something she couldn't/wouldn't tolerate. Had me wondering, kinda, sorta, for a while though.
December 30th, 2013
10:23 am
Leggs – He probably didn't get the picture at all…it's a different challenge or a welcome challenge he may not have gotten in a while. lol He'll be back…he's trying to review his playbook to see what his next move should be. I'm thinking there's a bit of dust on his special plays
December 30th, 2013
10:23 am
Leggs – He probably didn't get the picture at all…it's a different challenge or a welcome challenge he may not have gotten in a while. lol He'll be back…he's trying to review his playbook to see what his next move should be. I'm thinking there's a bit of dust on his special plays
December 30th, 2013
10:26 am
Leggs- I am laughing at your story. Can he call you next week after he ends his relationship? Lolol The bold nerve! And why do you think he has that attitude? Because he has found other women willing to take on that role. No ma'am!
December 30th, 2013
10:28 am
Leggs – Sounds like you did the right thing. I always wondered why some people, men and women, won't just tell this other person, in so many words, "roast in hell." Don't mean no harm, but some people ain't worth a damn. Imagine, wanting you to hold on, til he dumps the present one. What? Da hell? Ain't no way. Move on, little boy. Take your train set, and little fire truck on down the road. This ain't no playground. Stankin two-legged pig.
December 30th, 2013
10:34 am
Morning All!!! Back from FLA!! Had a wonderful holiday vacation!
Disco – Folks kill me trying to counsel YOU on YOUR standards! If you ask me, I think in general, more women's standards could use some RAISING, not lowering. But naw, if you are single, you simply MUST be asking for a bit too much. MISS ME WITH THAT!!LOL!!!
While we got a few in this year, I want hubs and I to have more date nights in 2014. I get tired of "wishing" every time I see a cool restaraunt I have not tried or a concert I want to catch. Like I said, we did a few things, but this year – much, much more!!
Leggs – Naw girl, just face it. You're a challenge. Dude is intrigued cause he don't know what to do. Too bad, sucks to be him!!LOL!!
December 30th, 2013
10:36 am
Stankin two-legged pig.
Reio, you have a way with words. And in his case, you're being generous!!LOL!!
December 30th, 2013
10:48 am
Vacay was faaaaantab! Too back I'm all congested and stuff, my first day back. 2013 was a great year….in every way That's all I got on the topic.
Got my itinerary for our first trip. St. Augustine, FL Casa Monica Hotel…..simply splendid. Next month! Can't wait!!!
December 30th, 2013
10:49 am
dern…."too bad" not too back
December 30th, 2013
10:49 am
Oh, and if I win any categories in y'alls superlatives, I will wear it with a badge of honor
December 30th, 2013
10:50 am
Leggs – Now, you already know all you need to know bout this fella. But if he calls back, you'll know even more. Just a mere phone call, is enough, to confirm the fact that all he wanted to do anyway, was to pull your dress up, get a whiff, and leave. Why else would he call back after having been hung up on? I actually expect for him to call again with "Well, at least I told you about her, and my plans to end it", to which, I suspect, you will respond with "Drop dead. You weak-kneed, runny-nose, bubblegum chewing, feeble-minded little boy. Unlike you, I'm grown. I don't play. Don't call back." Then, hang up in his face again. Maybe that'll do it, if he calls again.
December 30th, 2013
10:57 am
What amazes me is this guy actually thinks by saying he's ending his relationship after NY I'm panting and cant wait to chomp.
"Imagine, wanting you to hold on, til he dumps the present one." – I feel sorry for the person who believes the man when he says he's ended his previous relationship. Mere words, baby, mere, empty words! I'm not the low dangling fruit he seems to be used to. My feelings aren't even hurt anymore because I can actually laugh at the stupidity of this grown a$$ man coming at me like I'm young, dumb and thirsty…gotta laugh at dumb men who, like SlimNu says, has dust on their playbooks!!!
December 30th, 2013
10:59 am
kimmie ~ glad you had a blast! You got it, make that date night come alive more often in 2014. I'll babysit for the mini adults (lol).
December 30th, 2013
11:05 am
Celisea ~ speaking of the blog awards, I am going to post the categories again after NY. Unfortunately, a sign of the times with people not wanting their email addresses out, because not one vote came into my email account!
Reio ~ not sure if I could say all that to him w/o laughing, but please believe I will have words if another call comes in confirming what I already suspect.
December 30th, 2013
11:14 am
Leggs – Mini adults is right, they really think they are grown!LOL!!
Leggs – Dudes like him are why I really think women as a whole should raise their standards. We have lowered things so bad now that men think they don't have to put forth any effort and come at you with no respect at all. And the sad truth is that in more cases than not, they can get away with it. Just like you and I and others we know won't tolerate the BS, it's just as many women out there that will, and that needs to come to a screeching halt! Plus, too many of us sanction the BS by telling our sisters to lower their standards. Yes, some of us need to get it together ourselves, I got that. But too many have allowed dudes to call the shots and dog everything we do and say we don't deserve to be treated like ladies because we don't act like ladies. Sure some don't, but many, like you Leggs, are the definition of a lady and still dudes think they can step to you half-azzed!! Now who is the one not deserving of respect? It certainly isn't you!
Okay, off my soapbox for end of 2013!!
December 30th, 2013
11:19 am
Well, that bag of sweet potatoes I saw on the kitchen floor before Thanksgiving, that disappeared, never resurfaced. So, that's good. Also, my wife didn't try and bake cakes and pies like she normally does. Threw together some funny looking cinnamon, kinda round, semi-hard cookies. Kinda, sorta. I guess. I think I saw that little cashier in WalMart, that pinched me earlier, months ago. If it was her, she was about four aisles over, and didn't see me. Although, it's possible that it wasn't her. Turnover is high at WalMart, I heard, and some of those little girl cashiers(very young women actually), look alike to me, so maybe I was seeing things.
Kimmie – Your post just gave me an idea as to how to get rid of my wife(should I ever want/need to)
Just come in the house and say "Honey, how bout me and you go check out a movie tonight!". She would drop to the floor from a massive cardiac arrest. Dead before she hits the floor. Lol. We really need to get out more as well though. I'll look into that in 2014.
December 30th, 2013
11:27 am
Reio – LOL!! Glad you didn't have to endure the homemade "goodies" this holiday season! I made us my special vanilla poundcake yesterday. I have not done one in a long time and want to keep up my skills!
Yeah Reio, take you lady out. Ease into the invitation so she won't pass out from the initial shock!LOL!! We ladies love a chance to dress cute and go out with our men.
December 30th, 2013
11:29 am
Kimmie – It's a deal. Thanks!
December 30th, 2013
11:31 am
kimmie ~ x o x o x o x!
Reio ~ sounds like you have a NY resolution even if you don't make resolutions!!!! What a nice one to adopt, "date your wife more!"
December 30th, 2013
11:36 am
kimmie ~ I did my special sour cream poundcake and it was DELICIOUS. I was very proud. Always wonderful when you make something from scratch and everyone pounces on it (lolol).
December 30th, 2013
11:39 am
Well, actually, those homemade "goodies" would more than likely be pretty good, if she wouldn't wait 365 days between baking sessions. She gets rusty and then tries to pick up again during the holidays, and it never turns out well. I know better. I'll never get in there and try to cook stuff. I don't have a clue. All I know about cooking, while growing up around three older sisters, a mother, and grandmother is "Boy, yall get out of this kitchen!" or "Close that oven door!" or "Git away from there. It ain't ready yet!" or "Go sit yo azz down somewhere, and stop worrying me bout these damn pork chops!…." That's my and my brother's cooking experience.
December 30th, 2013
11:49 am
Kimmie- Exactly! Men have gotten used to being able to get over. I had one man tell me that either people accept him as he is or fc em because he isn't changing for anyone and that love should be unconditional. Well then I guess its fc you buddy, because you could stand some improvement. Love may be unconditional but your presence is conditional upon your behavior and actions.
December 30th, 2013
11:52 am
Reio – I was watching some of my favorite cooking shows yesterday while I made dinner. I tell people that "baking" is a different animal from regular "cooking" all the time. It's a chemistry to baking that you have to get right or the finished product is almost inedible. Baking some chicken or some pork chops or tossing a salad is nothing compared to baking. Anyway, one of the chefs on one show I was watching is sometimes a judge on Top Chef. She confirmed what I said about baking. Baking or "pastry" as they call it, is actually a separate specialty in culinary training and not all professional chefs are trained in it. She said they don't do desserts much on Top Chef because alot of chefs are not pastry chefs.
It's something that if you don't use often enough, you can lose your hand at it and have to learn all over, so I can understand the issues your wife is having with it.
December 30th, 2013
11:54 am
Love may be unconditional but your presence is conditional upon your behavior and actions.
MsAtl – Now that's a great end-of-year blog statement!!
December 30th, 2013
11:57 am
"Love may be unconditional but your presence is conditional upon your behavior and actions." – And that's the bottom line. It's such a turnoff to see that so many do not want to put the time and effort into getting to know someone. No doubt there are many men and women out there, but when you find yourself backtracking to that person you didn't want to put effort into, what does that say about you?
No doubt both en and women both do it, but when you realize it's time for you to pump your breaks, what do you see in front of you….a barren landscape!
December 30th, 2013
12:00 pm
M and I had GREAT dates this year. Next year, we pledge to do even better.
And I agree, lately, I have been toying with the idea of asking him to give me a performance evaluation on how I do as a wife. (I kid. I kid.)
In fact, we communicate quite often about what is working and what is not in our relationship.
December 30th, 2013
12:03 pm
kimmie ~ I told my ex the same thing when he ate a slice of cake. Just because I'm a very good cook, it has nothing to do with "baking." Baking is a precise science not much improvisation when you're missing a key ingredient. With cooking, there's a plethora of ways to supplement a missing ingredient. How you going to make a cake w/o flour, but you can make gravy w/out frying your flour!!!
December 30th, 2013
12:07 pm
MrsSC ~ Not that you asked, I see nothing wrong with that. If people can take compatibility tests in magazines and so forth, why not take one from your mate. No guessing what needs improving (if anything). And, what about those blazing highlights you might get in other departments you didn't think were a strong suit of yours? What an emotional impetus to get to a higher rung on the successful ladder called "marriage!"
December 30th, 2013
12:07 pm
I remember many years ago, my brother and I were being particularly bothersome that day in and out of the kitchen. My grandmother cussed a blue streak(she was already upset about something else) and ran us out the back door. So we just sat under the shade tree, it was summer, and a few minutes later, one of my sisters came out with what looked like two napkins with something in them, one in each hand. "Here, she told me to brang yall this.", "Oh yea?. What's this?", "What's it look like?", "Cookies? (Ginger Snaps) Just three?", "That's all she gave me.", "What are we gonna do with just three little Ginger Snaps?", "If yall don't want'em, I'll take'em back and see what she says then.", "No,no we'll eat'em, but three ain't nuthin……" I was mad. Three little bitty Ginger Snaps. Hell, I could put all three in my mouth at once, if I wanted to, my brother could too. "We ain't no little boys."(We were, actually. Just, maybe, 7&8), but I'll always remember those three little Ginger Snaps and wondering did my sisters hijack some of them on her way out to bring them to us. They probably did, looking back on it. Thieving heffas.
December 30th, 2013
12:12 pm
Leggs – Exactly, especially when knowing how much baking powder or baking soda or salt to use, or how long to mix, etc. That's what I was trying to explain to hubs why I had no real use for salted butter. It's fine on vegatables or spread on baked bread. But there is no way to measure the salt that's in it for a cake or cookies. And there is nothing you can do with a salty cake except throw it out!


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