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Well, time to indulge in everyone's favorite meaningless post-draft pasttime: NBA draft grades! Before we jump, time to set some ground rules:
- Teams will be graded by pick, not by overall draft. No fair to laud teams that happened to have a lot of picks and trash teams that only had one.
- Picks will be graded by what else is there. We assume that each team didn't have a realistic opportunity to trade up. So if a team picks a decent player but passes on a good player, they'll get penalized. If they pick a future rotation player but only passed on D-Leaguers, they'll get a good grade, as they did the most they could do with their pick.
- Only doing the first round because honestly I know maybe two players picked in the second round.
- Remember that all 30 GMs know a fuck of a lot more than we do while we make our five-second judgments.
Jump for my grades, and feel to criticize + reply with your own.
1. Cavs - PG Kyrie Irving - A - He'll be a solid to very good starter for them, and in this draft that kind of guarantee is invaluable.
2. Wolves - F Derrick Williams - B+ - For rebuilding teams, it's all about asset accumulation and by taking the best player available they increased the overall talent value of their team.
3. Jazz - C Enes Kanter - A - Better talent than Brandon Knight, fits in admirably with Favors.
4. Cavs - F Tristan Thompson - D - Wasn't the BPA and if you're rebuilding you can't afford not to take the BPA.
5. Raptors - C Jonas Valanciunas - A- - Not a sexy pick especially if he stays overseas for another year, but the lockout is looming and the Raptors really suck, so they had to make this pick.
6. Wizards - F Jan Vesely - C+ - He could become a solid starter, and I'm not one of those who thinks Biyombo would be a good fit in Washington (next to McGee? really?) but to me his floor is way lower than his ceiling is high.
7. Bobcats - C Bismack Biyombo - A- - The Bobcats have needs everywhere and Biyombo has massive upside, this was a no-brainer
8. Pistons - PG Brandon Knight - B - In this draft he's a good value, now they need to get rid of as many existing non-Monroe players as they can.
9. Bobcats - PG Kemba Walker - D- - For the second time in three years, the Bobcats waste the #9 pick on a backup point guard, never mind that starters remained on the board.
10. Kings - G Jimmer Fredette - D+ - Regardless of what you think about him, he doesn't fit next to Tyreke Evans. Weak attempt to boost ticket sales in a critical year in Sacramento; unfortunately that franchise is royally (no pun intended) fucked as they go with the Bobcats-esque strategy of using personnel decisions as sales pitches.
11. Warriors - G/F Klay Thompson - D - Sorry, shooters are a dime a dozen and they left the best SG in the draft on the board. Mark Jackson will be having nightmares about "hand down man down" unless they make a trade soon
12. Jazz - SG Alec Burks - A+ - He played on a bad team and doesn't have one standout skill, so the best SG in the draft somehow fell to #12. In the past four months the Jazz have acquired Kanter, Burks and Favors, plus the Warriors lotto pick (along with their own) in next year's stacked draft. It really isn't fair.
13. Suns - PF Markieff Morris - C- - Added a mediocre player to a mediocre team.
14. Rockets - PF Marcus Morris - F - Did the same, but with a worse player. The infamous "mediocrity treadmill."
15. Spurs - SF Kawhi Leonard - B+ - Giving up Hill was curious, but they got a haul in return. Leonard is at worst a much better Chris Singleton; him falling this far and past Walker, Thompson, and the Morris twins is ridiculous.
16. Sixers - C Nikola Vucevic - B- - He'll be a better and more tolerable version of Hawes, right?
17. Knicks - G Iman Shumpert - A- - Because he fits, and there was no better option at all. Grade will hinge heavily on whether Weber can make him into a shooter or not.
18. Wizards - SF Chris Singleton - B - Would like it better if they hadn't taken Vesely at #6, now it's just weird.
19. Bucks - SF Tobias Harris - D - Because they passed up Burks in order to get Harris and Stephen Jackson. Hammond really knows how to build a 38-win team doesn't he. Decent value for this pick though.
20. Rockets - PF Donatas Motiejunas - A - Inspired pick after they blew the #14, basically because he has an actual chance of being good.
21. Blazers - PG Nolan Smith - F - Why?
22. Nuggets - PF Kenneth Faried - F - They don't think they're a playoff team do they?
23. Bulls - F Nikola Mirotic - B+ - Nice skillset, and the Bulls have the flexibility to stash him.
24. Thunder - PG Reggie Jackson - A - BPA, probable upgrade over Maynor, could be great in spurts playing with Westbrook.
25. Nets - SG Marshon Brooks - A - Doubt it'll have much effect on Deron's decision or anything but he makes more sense than anyone else.
26. Nuggets - SF Jordan Hamilton - B - Much better talent than Faried. If this is really the best they could do for Felton, at least they have Hamilton's rights for 4-5 years now.
27. Celtics - PF JaJuan Johnson - B - Good value. He's redundant, but who cares.
28. Heat - PG Norris Cole - A - Perfect fit for him, and for the Heat, as long as he can rotate with a shooter who's not Mike Bibby.
29. Spurs - PG Cory Joseph - C - Why even bother to go safe on a player who won't play right away anyways?
30 - Bulls - SF Jimmy Butler - B- - Underrated player. Cole is better, though.
Mavs - traded for Rudy Fernandez and Petteri Koponen - A+ - Fernandez is a good rotation player, which in itself is good value for the #26, but Koponen has a lot of potential and could play into the post-Kidd PG situation there. Hope they sign him after the lockout.
Magic - traded for some second-rounders. Why is Otis Smith employed.
Hawks - did they do anything except try to sell the team?
Lakers - got some good values in the second round.
Grizzlies - got Selby, does this spell the end for OJ MAYO???
Pacers - gave up Leonard/Bertans for George Hill. I know it's a bad draft, but they're just making a mediocre team better at being mediocre.
Clippers - missed them yesterday, they had two second-rounders and made two pretty safe(ly mediocre) picks while passing on better talents.
Hornets - forgot them too, because they acquired nothing but 750k. Reina made the point that their selling of the #45 to us while being owned by the NBA (for less than half of what GS got for Tyler) is suspicious, saying "begin the conflict of interest engines on Chris Paul's future right now." personally, I trust Stern's judgment fully /exaggerated wink
Other trades - Portland did well to get Felton, Milwaukee is completely inept at everything, why did Sacramento take on cap space to trade down, Charlotte did well for itself, San Antonio took a smart risk. Rockets got Flynn I guess, but that trade has more to do with them getting Motiejunas. The Jazz will be either the next Thunder or the next Blazers, depending on whether they play their cards right (and they've done excellently so far).
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ISTANBUL, Turkey (BP) -- The killing of 27 people -- including at least 23 Christians -- who were protesting the burning of a church building has removed any respect most Egyptians had for the transitional military government, according to Christian human rights activists and members of Egyptian churches in the country.
The activists and church members said the attack and subsequent denial of any wrongdoing by Egypt's Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF) voids any credibility the army had among Christians, moderate Muslims and "secularists."
Instead of assuming any responsibility for the killings, the military instead blamed unidentified "enemies of the nation."
Wagih Jacoub, a Coptic human rights activist who was injured during the attack in Cairo, was enraged at the assault and subsequent denial of responsibility.
"They are absolutely lying," he said.
Jacoub said the evening of the protest resembled "hell brought down to earth" in the city's Maspero district. He said he was walking with the protestors when he was hit across his chest with pellets from what he described as a homemade shotgun.
"All of the sudden I was bleeding; my head was bleeding," he recounted.
Jacoub said he was also slashed across the top of his head with a knife; he then dropped to the ground, where he faded in and out of consciousness.
"People picked me up and took me to the hospital," he said.
After being treated for his injuries, Jacoub wandered around the hospital in a state of horror and disbelief. Bodies from the protest had been pouring in; relatives were weeping and screaming as they hovered over the dead.
Jacoub noticed that one body looked familiar. It was his friend, Mina Daniel. Before the attack, Jacoub and Daniel had been walking and joking together as other protestors came up to Daniel to say hello.
"We were laughing and talking in the protest, and then a few hours later I saw him lying in the morgue," Jacoub said. "What did he do to deserve that?"
According to a medical report obtained and released online by his friends, Daniel was shot through the heart. Daniel, who had been injured during the January revolution, was an ardent political activist and a vigorous promoter of Christian-Muslim unity in Egypt. He was 25.
In a press conference three days after the Oct. 9 attack, generals with the SCAF vacillated between two positions: that they could not confirm whether soldiers were driving vehicles that hurtled into the crowds and that, "Soldiers driving armored vehicles were trying to avoid civilians who were throwing stones and Molotov cocktails at them."
They have now stated that they are seeking a man in "a red shirt" who SCAF said is responsible for running over protestors.
The army flatly denied shooting at the protestors, instead asserting that counter-revolutionaries hidden among protestors were responsible for the deaths.
"There are enemies of the revolution. Don't tell us this is a conspiracy theory. History has proven there are conspiracies," Gen. Adel Emara said. "These enemies attempt to raise doubts about the leadership which are untrue and ignite sectarian tumult."
Despite the military denials, forensic pathologist Magda Adly released a report at a press conference on Oct. 14 stating that, of the 23 victims doctors were able to examine post-mortem, two had died of lacerations, 13 had been crushed by vehicles and two had been shot. Adly added that the doctors thought the caliber of the rounds found in the bodies of the victims were commonly used in the ammunition in Egyptian army sidearms. Doctors were unable to examine the four other victims.
In addition to the accusations against the military, there has been an uproar about the way the state media reported the incident. Although most of the killings happened just outside the Maspero Building, the headquarters for much of Egypt's state-owned media, television news readers there not only told the Egyptian public that Coptic activists were attacking the army but implored Egyptians to go out to the streets and "defend the army."
A lay pastor for a large Protestant church who requested anonymity said Christians and moderate Muslims now see that the army is a big part of sectarian violence in Egypt.
"The army has revealed itself," he said.
The pastor said if the military was serious about addressing the events of what is now known as "Black Sunday," they would court-martial the soldiers who ran the vehicles into the crowds of protestors. If the killings were accidental, then the soldiers in question should be tried for manslaughter and dereliction of duty, he said. If it was intentional, they should be tried for murder.
Moreover, the pastor said, if the soldiers were acting under orders, "Then the officers should be court-martialed."
In the wake of the attack, the military-led transitional government announced it would rework the country's discrimination law by making penalties for violations more severe. It also promised to make headway on a law to change the way Christians secure permission to build churches.
But all the Christians surveyed said increasing the penalties is useless if, as human rights activist Athanasious Williams said, "They don't enforce the laws."
The pastor agreed, calling the changes "ineffectual."
"I don't think it's going to work," he said. "I will not believe it unless I see it implemented fairly."
The Cairo attack started late in the afternoon of Oct. 9, when unidentified men began throwing rocks at the protestors, most of whom were Christians. As the protestors made their way from a largely Christian part of Cairo to the center of town, some of them began throwing the rocks back at their attackers, and in the melee that ensued, the men attacked the protestors with knives, metal poles and construction timbers, according to witnesses.
By the time protestors reached the Maspero Building, protestors began taking gunfire, and the military turned its riot-control vehicles on the demonstrators, running many of them over. Twenty six protestors died in the attack. The next day, another victim died of his injuries, bringing the total to 27.
The oldest victim was 66. The youngest was 19.
Medical officials reported that one soldier died in the melee. But the military, while claiming several soldiers had been killed, declined to say how many, stating that it would affect the morale of the army. The dead soldiers were buried quietly, they said, to avoid further "sectarian" violence.
Much of the attack was captured on digital video and placed on the Internet by protestors and the news media, including graphic footage of riot-control vehicles ramming into crowds and crushing protestors. In one video segment, a military vehicle flipped over just after striking several Copts. As a crowd rushed to the vehicle, presumably to pull out the driver and kill him, a priest threw his body over the solider and protected him, taking the blows until the assault stopped. The priest later walked the soldier back to the safety of other military personnel.
The Oct. 9 protest came in response to a Sept. 30 attack in Upper Egypt where the Mar Gerges Church was burned down along with several Christian-owned homes and businesses in al-Marinab, a village in Aswan Province.
The church building, which was being renovated, was attacked by local Muslims who claimed the congregation had no right to alter it, despite legal documents parish priests had stating the contrary. The local Muslims claimed the structure was a hospitality house.
Before the attack, after negotiating with local Muslims, parishioners of the church had taken down crosses on the outside of the building. And when it was attacked, contractors were removing domes that locals held to be offensive.
The Mar Gerges burning was the third church building in Egypt in seven months to be burned down by a mob.
The protestors gathered in Cairo were upset not only at the lack of government action in defending the church building from the mob, but specifically for claiming that the Christians in al-Marinab didn't have the proper permits but built it anyway -- in effect saying that they brought the attack on themselves. No one has been arrested in connection with the burning.
Reported by Compass Direct News (www.compassdirect.org), a news service based in Santa Ana, Calif., focusing on Christians worldwide who are persecuted for their faith. Used by permission.
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January 31, 2012
I know many of you are stocked up on FREE Jolly Time Popcorn from the sale at Publix. Unless you got it for FREE you are likely spending too much if you buy the boxed microwave popcorn.
Amanda over at A Few Short Cuts tell you how you can make your own popcorn for about 5¢ per bag! Head over and check out this week's Tide You Over Tuesday.
Giveaway Roundup – Enter To Win!
January 30, 2012
I have several giveaways ending soon so I thought I would do a little roundup with the reminder. Just click the links to go to each individual giveaway and follow the instructions for each!
- The Best Meals Happen At Home: Sign Up For Savings + Win A $25 Publix Gift Card (ends 11 pm on 1/30)
- $700 Cash Bash – Enter to Win!! (ends 2/1 at 8 pm)
- Super Quick Giveaway – Twelve Winners Get Four $5/$30 Publix Coupons (ends 11 pm on 1/30)
- Giveaway – More $5/$30 Publix Coupons (ends 11 pm on 1/30)
- Giveaway – Lugz Brigade Fold Boots $100 value (ends 11 pm on 1/30)
Also, don't forget to enter the New Publix/PepsiCo Sweepstakes – Win Groceries For A Year! - Did you see on my Facebook page that an I Heart Publix reader won the grand prize – a trip to the Super Bowl – wowsa!! Still time to enter for that prize of free groceries!


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Guile Theme Goes With Everything: Adventure Time.
posted by qtjoel on 12.06.11 at 11:02 pm
One show I definitely don't watch too often but I like a lot (and might even argue is my favorite cartoon) is Adventure time. It just has my time of humor. I came across this video and started cracking up. If you watched Adventure Time and played Street Fighter...You would understand!
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The Virginia Tech football team is going bowling for the 20th year in a row, as the Hokies have officially accepted the bid to play in the Russell Athletic Bowl.
VA Tech will take on Rutgers Friday, December 28th in Orlando.
The Hokies had gone to either a BCS Bowl or the Chick-Fil-A Bowl every season since joining the ACC, but finished as the third place team in the league this year.
The Scarlet Knights are 9-3, Co-Big East Champions, and winners of five-straight bowl games.
The Hokies (6-6) haven't lost against their former conference rival since 1992.
That's also the last season Tech had a losing record.
Head coach Frank Beamer says, "I was proud of the way we fought through, and won the last two games. This is kind of the one that can give you a winning season. The situations we've been in this year, it says a lot about the kinds in the program."
Junior quarterback Logan Thomas adds, "It doesn't say we're a middle of the road team. It says we're above a middle of the road team. I know we've above a middle of the road team anyway. We've had a couple tough losses. We haven't played our best games. 7-6 would be nice, especially the way the season has gone."
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The Republic City council meets to discuss what they should do about Amon and the Anti-Bending Movement. Tarrlok, the Northern Water Tribe representative, decides to create a task force to go after Amon and the Chi Blockers. With Tenzin being the only council member to object, the plan is set in motion. Tarrlok tries to recruit Korra for the task force but she rejects at first, secretly being to scared to try and go up against Amon. Not giving up, Tarrlok throws a party for Korra. After the press backs her into a corner, Korra agrees to join the task force. However, things soon escalate far out of Korra's control.
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Load up the kids Saturday morning and watch Santa fly into Carriage Crossing in Collierville.
He will be arriving in a hot air balloon. Santa will arrive at 9 a.m. in the parking area between Macy's and the Courtyard Marriott. This amazing sight to see is free.
Saturday is also Fall Family Day at the Dixon from 10 a.m. until two p.m.
There will be live music, art and garden activities, scavenger hunts, special guests, and much more. You'll be able to create unique fall art projects such as quilt collages, corn husk dolls, and scarecrow paper bag hats. Hattiloo Theatre will entertain audiences by performing excerpts from one of the most beloved children's books of all time, Charlotte's Web.
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Pigs, Cupcakes and Tight Asses
Here are a few pictures from our travels yesterday. We all went to A Different Light bookstore and then all headed in different directions. Chris and I ended up walking from the Castro to Haight/Ashbury. Let me just say that if I never again leave Chris is charge of the end destination again it will be too soon. We walked up hill FOREVER! OMG my ass, thighs and calves were screaming at me the whole way. Yes, it was downhill on the way back...but then uphill again to get back to the house. Holy shit! lol But honestly it was a lot of fun and we had a great time. Today we're all headed to Chinatown and then this evening we'll hit Yaoi-con and make some trouble.
Here's the place we're staying in Noe Valley: (and yes, I totally stole it from Kris's blog since I'm too damned tired from yesterday to get off my ass and go take my own picture!)
Here are a few of the Castro as we walked:
And a pig, a (kindof) cupcake and a tight ass!
I'll try to get more of all of the above and try to break my "shy" streak and get some cute men of the Castro pictures...but I'm not promising anything!
12 comments:
- Jason said...
....need hot man pics! ~whimper~
- October 29, 2010 at 10:37 AM
- Lily said...
Sounds like you guys are having a great time. Loved the pics.
- October 29, 2010 at 11:56 AM
- Tracy said...
Jason - I will do my best! Do you want to put in your order?
Lily - We really are!
- October 29, 2010 at 3:50 PM
- nath said...
I hope you have a great time at Yaoi-con, Tracy :P
and LOL, if the tight asses aren't following, then it means they're in front right :P So you're probably getting an eyeful, not bad :P
- October 29, 2010 at 4:08 PM
- Tracy said...
Nath - Great point about the asses - I should probably be more observant! lol
- October 29, 2010 at 4:54 PM
- Chris said...
Hey! Ok, I did get a BIT worried when you stopped to ask how fast was dangerously fast for your heart to be beating...
- October 29, 2010 at 11:09 PM
- Jason said...
Furry is good, older is perfect! grumpy, toppy, leather daddy with attitude would be the bestest!
- October 30, 2010 at 8:39 AM
- Hilcia said...
Oh what fun! We want to hear all about it the Yaoi-Con. :)
- October 30, 2010 at 10:51 AM
- Ingrid said...
I want more pics! Anyway enjoy your time in SF :)
- October 30, 2010 at 3:04 PM
- orannia said...
Sounds like you're having an amazing time, despite all the hills! Love the photos - thank you!
- October 31, 2010 at 4:48 PM
- Tracy said...
Jason - Alas I have failed you. I never made it back to Castro and left SF this morning. There are still women there so maybe they might come through for you. Sorry!
Hilcia - I'll spill tomorrow!
Ingrid - A lot of Yaoi-con that Tam took!
Orannia - I have more but was rushed for time to post. I'll post what I can tomorrow!
- October 31, 2010 at 8:35 PM
- Jason said...
~sniffles but holds out hope~
- November 1, 2010 at 8:12 AM


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lol Shang and Farting Fireball Fatality, god I wish these games had more of this, then of course in Deadly Alliance we got Bo Rai Cho's Fartality
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Search Warrant: Law Firm Lost Almost $10K Due to Credit-Card Payment Made by Unauthorized Person
Posted May 3, 2011 4:39 PM CDT
By Martha Neil
Corrected: A small New Hampshire law firm lost nearly $10,000 when it was scammed in a credit-card identity-theft scheme, according to a U.S. Secret Service agent's affidavit seeking a search warrant for a suspect's condominium.
Attorney Justin Nadeau lost $9,693.13 when someone's credit card was fraudulently used to pay a legal settlement owed to Nadeau's law firm, the Portsmouth Herald reported.
"Unfortunately, and from what I understand, the credit card that ... [was] used to pay a legal settlement bill in my office was later was found to be fraudulently obtained," Nadeau tells the newspaper. "This was not detected for nearly two weeks after the transaction and nearly one week after my office had distributed the funds to my client. I look forward to testifying with other alleged victims ... and I am confident that justice will be served."
No one has yet been charged in the case.
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How to Look Good (for Boys)
Ever walked down the high street in your town and passed this guy? You know the type - he's got a great haircut, he's wearing designer clothes, and walks with confidence. You might be embarrassed to admit it, but you want to be like him. Well, with a little effort and a dash of confidence, you too can look good.
1Start at the very beginning, and yes, that means your skin. A lot of boys and men think that skincare is just for girls, but no! Take a trip to your local chemist or, if you have a larger budget, a department store, and peruse the products on display. Invest in these, as cheap alternatives often have no effect and will end up losing you money rather than saving. Good products will provoke noticeable improvements in your skin, and you will feel fresher and healthier.Ad
2Eat Well! This is more important than you think. Eating healthily will not just aid your physique, it will also help to freshen up your skin - and lead a healthier life! Strange but true, it is a well known fact that a healthy body equals a healthy mind. Of course, most readers will still be living at home, and will probably be required to eat what is put in front of them, so I see the complications in this step. However, subtly let your parents know that you're trying to eat more fruit and vegetables and cutting down on carbohydrates and fats. This will likely please them to a certain extent - at least until it becomes an inconvenience with meal planning and the like.
3Get a New Haircut. This will be the most noticeable change you will make. It will redefine you as a person and you can be whoever you want to be! Make sure you do this step before you buy clothes, as what you buy will need to be in sync with your hair. This is very important. So, when you go for the cut, you need to know what you want. Try browsing through a few magazines until you find a style you like. Alternatively, you could go straight into the salon and ask your stylist what style he/she recommends for you, and take it from there. Now, when you do change your style for the first time, it needs to look good! I suggest persuading your parents to let you skip a couple of months' worth of haircuts so that you can go to a superior salon. This will, besides saving money, be more convenient as the longer your hair, the more choices of style you will have.
4Shop for clothes. This may not involve you actually leaving the house. You may want to go straight out and shop at your favourite high-street store, but if you want classy designer clothes, but can't afford them at retail prices, try looking online. You may actually save more that way than if you bought from cheaper brands. When clothes shopping, don't just pick up anything you like and throw it in your shopping basket. You should try to compile three, maybe four, outfits. A formal, a lounging-around-at-home-but-still-looking-great, a dress-to-impress, and maybe a sports kit. Ensure the clothes you pick suit your new hairstyle and the colours blend well together. Another thing to take into account is your eye colour.
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Oregon–Washington football rivalry
|Oregon–Washington football rivalry
|Oregon Ducks
Washington Huskies
|First Meeting
|December 1, 1900
|Last Meeting
|October 12, 2013
|Next Meeting
|October 11, 2014
|Washington leads, 58–43–5
|Current Streak
|Oregon, 10 (2004–present)
The Oregon–Washington football rivalry is an American college football rivalry between the Oregon Ducks football team of the University of Oregon and Washington Huskies football team of the University of Washington. The rivalry is sometimes referred to as "The Border War". The game, one of the most played rivalries in NCAA Division I FBS history, has been played regularly since 1900.[1][2]
Series history[edit]
Although the schools began playing each other in 1900, the rivalry became heated in 1948, when Oregon and the University of California tied for the best record in the Pacific Coast Conference. The winner of the PCC, as is today with the Pac-12, would play in the Rose Bowl. The tiebreaker format the PCC elected to use was that the championship team be elected by the schools. In the PCC there were 10 teams, 6 of them were in the northwest and the other 4 in California, so it was assumed that Oregon would be the team playing in the Rose Bowl. Instead California was voted champion of the PCC because the University of Washington had talked the University of Montana, then a member of the PCC, into voting for California, something that has not been forgotten by Oregon fans.[3]
Within the last 60 years the rivalry has grown between the two fanbases. In 1962, Larry Hill, of Oregon, was tackled by Washington fans who had rushed onto the field while he was trying to catch the game winning touchdown. In 1995, Washington head coach Jim Lambright unsuccessfully lobbied for the Huskies to be selected to play in the Cotton Bowl instead of the Ducks. Seattle Post Intelligencer columnist Bud Withers wrote that Lambright's actions "invited at least another half-century worth of bile from Oregon fans."
The rivalry was given a boost, at least in Oregon eyes, when former Colorado Buffaloes head coach Rick Neuheisel was named head coach of Washington in 1999. It was Neuheisel who called for a fake punt during the 1996 Cotton Bowl between Oregon and Colorado while the Buffaloes led 32–6. Oregon coach Mike Bellotti was also accused of turning Neuheisel in for recruiting during the dead period. The Ducks went 1–2 against Neuheisel. The rivalry grew even more when Neuheisel celebrated by taking photos and jumping up and down on the "O" in the middle of the field after a win against Oregon at Autzen Stadium. The Ducks' victory in 2000 spoiled an otherwise undefeated season for the Huskies, who won the 2001 Rose Bowl and finished third in the nation.
Washington leads the series 58–43–5. Huskies head coach Don James was 15–3 against the Ducks from 1975–92, but since he retired the Ducks have a 15–5 advantage, including a current streak of ten straight since 2004, the longest by either side in the series.
Game results[edit]
Oregon victories are green
Washington victories are purple
Ties are white.
- Oregon's home games against Washington were played in Portland from 1911–13 and 1926–65.
See also[edit]
- ^ Raley, Dan (October 29, 2004). "Nothing neighborly about Huskies vs. Ducks". Seattle Post Intelligencer. Retrieved March 23, 2009.
- ^ Linde, Richard. "The border war.". 4malamute.com. Retrieved April 28, 2011.
- ^ Smith, Shelley (April 20, 2001). "Oregon-Washington: "We know they hate us"". ESPN Classic. Retrieved October 20, 2009.


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Cyndi Lauper Just Wants You To Volunteer!-------
Cyndi Lauper made her commitment to AIDS awareness and prevention known back in February, when she joined with Lady Gaga as MAC Cosmetics' latest Viva Glam spokesperson. But her allegiance to the MAC AIDS Fund didn't end at shilling lipstick—a vocation she's quite good at, turns out. "We've sold 32 million," MAC AIDS Fund executive director Nancy Mahon said of the total signed tubes of lipstick and gloss the makeup giant has parted ways with since Lauper and Gaga came on board. "People listen to Cyndi Lauper and Lady Gaga more than the surgeon general," Mahon joked, pointing out that it's the organization's ability to combine the "viva"—the actual charitable work—and the "glam"—the Cyndi and the Gaga, if you will—that keeps the program so successful.
Earlier this week, Lauper embodied the dichotomy. Donning a hair net, she showed up at God's Love We Deliver, a charitable organization devoted to preparing nutritious and delicious meals for people suffering from AIDS, to get people pumped about volunteering for World AIDS Day on December 1. "When you do something good for someone else, you're doing something good for yourself," Lauper told us. "Cyndi's my favorite face to work with because she gets into it—and she's a great makeup artist herself," face painter James Kaliardos said of Lauper as he applied a fresh layer of her Cyndi Viva Glam gloss, a pretty shade of coral. "Well, I've been doing it since I was 13," Lauper quipped back. "You should've seen the makeup I used to do when I was thirteen!" Here, Lauper talks makeup essentials, doing her part for the cause, and a forthcoming autobiography that, rest assured, we will be first in line to purchase.
So first things first. How did you get involved with Gods Love We Deliver?
I've given to these people. This is the first time I've been inside, though. They deliver to friends of mine. I can't tell you how much it means to people. Sometimes the sick are forgotten. December 1, babe. We're making great strides. These lipsticks—this was the biggest campaign [for MAC] ever.
Why do you think it's so important, even in these days of AZT, for people to continue to volunteer and generate awareness?
Because it's is still here and the numbers are rising again. And you have to be aware. AIDS is 100 percent preventable but 0 percent curable. And I'm telling you, life with AIDS sucks. If the disease don't get you, the medicine will. And to stand by and not do anything and not say anything, uh uh. The whole thing is, happy people don't self-destruct. And you gotta respect yourself and take care of yourself, and if you're sad and lonely, find a place to volunteer.
Or sell a really gorgeous lipstick, 100 percent of the proceeds of which will be donated to AIDS awareness. Aside from your Cyndi lipstick, what are your other makeup essentials?
I love MAC and I love makeup and I love lipstick. I'm just sorry that I only have one face and one mouth to put it on. I love my coral Cyndi, because I'm able to mix it. I never wear just one lipstick. You gotta paint! And now that there's the gloss, I like it even better because it pops—it deepens the color. And if you put this color on top of [MAC Lipstick in] Cyber, it has a different effect—it's almost iridescent. I like that. It also looks great over [MAC Lipstick in] Russian Red. Lady Gaga's color looks good over [MAC Lipstick in] Amped, depending on what kind of eye I'm going for and what my hair is like.
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Cyndi Lauper And Lady Gaga Gloss It Up-------
If you thought you were psyched about Lady Gaga and Cyndi Lauper's Viva Glam Lipsticks for MAC Cosmetics, get a load of their new Lipglass offerings! Like their bullet-encased predecessors, the shine enhancers come in opaque pink (Gaga) and opaque coral (Cyndi), and a portion of proceeds from their sale benefits the MAC AIDS fund. Also available for your credit card-swiping pleasure are some adorable lip-shaped wristlets with enough space for both a gloss and a lipstick should you want to double up your coverage—or combine the colors; a Cyndi-Gaga music mash-up still eludes pop radio, but the makeup version is a layered application away.
The 411: Tracie Martyn-------
With a client list that includes such A-listers as Madonna, Brad Pitt, and Kate Winslet, superstar facialist Tracie Martyn has scrutinized the pores of most of Hollywood. The British-born pro started out as a makeup artist who had a knack for prepping skin behind the camera. She was so good that models like Kate Moss used to drop by her Brooklyn apartment for pre-photo shoot touch-ups. Eventually, Martyn developed such a following that she retired the makeup brushes and opened up an eponymous spa in Manhattan, where she now performs her signature Resculpting Facial (a.ka. the "Red-Carpet Facial," known for its CGI-like lifting and contouring effects) on many a bold-facer. She also has a holistic skincare range that's (almost) as good as a private session and a sparkling new spa in Miami Beach's Fontainebleau hotel. Here, Martyn gives us a rundown of the experts she swears by.
The pro: Tracie Martyn
Founder of Tracie Martyn Skincare.
The Summer Staple: Tracie Martyn Amla Purifying Cleanser
"During the hot sticky days in New York, nothing is more refreshing. This cools the skin with lime and spearmint, and smells like walking through a forest, as my lovely client Lena Olin put it. It's also a great multitasker since it exfoliates with green papaya extract, zaps zits with willow bark and salicylic acid, and prevents aging with stabilized vitamin C from the Amla berry."
Tracie Martyn Amla Purifying Cleanser, $65, www.traciemartyn.com.
"Viva Life, Viva Glam"-------
So said Cyndi Lauper at the MAC Viva Glam launch in London yesterday, where she was on hand with fellow VG spokesperson Lady Gaga to talk love, AIDS, and the power of lipstick. Sharon Osbourne moderated the high-tech Q&A session, which was conducted using questions submitted online from MAC's Facebook fans and then telecast on a live stream for members of the foreign press (that'd be us) to see. As we've mentioned before, the campaign supports the MAC AIDS Fund, which is set up to raise awareness about the disease, which affects more and more women every day. "Sisterhood is alive and very powerful," Lauper said in front of a crowd that included Agyness Deyn, Henry Holland, Peter Pillotto and model Suzie Bick, adding that "lipstick is being used to spread the word." The lipstick in question, of course, is the two songstress' respective shades from MAC's new From Our Lips collection. Gaga gushed that her pure pink pigment was intended to be a more accessible version of MAC's Pink Nouveau, which the pop star referred to as a "ta-da" color that always made her feel good about herself, even when she was a pre-Fame Monster waitress, wearing pants and such. "It's a great tool for teaching young people how to empower themselves through self-expression," she continued of her statement shade. As for Lauper's warm coral, it was a less romantic creative collaboration. "I wanted a deep red. But they said it wouldn't sell well. So I got this. But I've been working with it," she divulged point blank. A straight-shooter, Lauper's advice to women the world over about protecting themselves from the disease was characteristically simple and to the point: "Don't be a knucklehead," she said. "Use a condom; spread the word, not the disease."
Gaga And Cyndi Both Think Pink-------
Last November, we let you in on the well-guarded secret about MAC's newest Viva Glam campaign stars, and finally, after months of embargoes, we've got the dish on the products they'll actually be hawking. The From Our Lips edition of MAC's successful charitable franchise, which donates 100 percent of the proceeds generated from the sales of limited-edition products to the MAC AIDS Fund, features two pink lipsticks—Cyndi Lauper's rose-watermelon hue and Lady Gaga's bubblegum pink. Both will hit stores at the end of the month and are must-have additions to that celebrity beauty shrine you've currently got going.


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Love it? Hate it? Want it?
Here are a few tips to keep it looking as great as Keira's:
-Blow dry in small pieces, layer by layer, and use the blow dryer at an angle from the root down.
-Use a flat iron to work out any kinks and seal shine
-For volume, set hair in large rollers and blast roots with heat
-To keep bob from looking too precious, twist ends with texturizing paste for a roughed up, sexy look.
MAKEUP: Using all Shiseido products, artist Dick Page first smoothed skin with foundation before powdering. Mizrahi wanted the girls to look "pure" and "blank", aside from the sharp brows and attention grabbing lips. The rest of the face was kept bare, brows were filled in, and lashes were given a coat of black mascara. The focus was on bright, coral lips, applied with a brush and extended beyond the lip line.
HAIR: Eugene Souleiman for Wella gathered hair into a pony, flipped, and sprayed with hairspray for texture. He then backcombed the ends of the ponytail and pinned into place, for a mussed, slept-in appearance. Souleiman described the hair as "ladylike, but trashed and a bit quirky."
NAILS: Mizrahi told the nail team he wanted "mannequin hands" like a "perfect Barbie" with polish that made the nails an extension of the skin. CND's Wanda Ruiz coated nails with one coat of Desert Suede, a creamy nude, and followed with two coats of Super Matte Top Coat for a fleshy look.


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Really, who else could possibly get to the Super Bowl this year besides the Panthers??
The New York Jets? Their hopes floated away to an injured Revis Island.
The New England Patriots? Can you even remember the last time the Pats won the big game? Hasn't it been like 200 years ago??
The Buffalo Bills? Their quarterback is Ryan Fitzpatrick.
The Miami Dolphins? Is Dan Marino planning a November comeback?
The Baltimore Ravens? Without Ray Lewis and Lardarius Webb? Don't think so.
The Pittsburgh Steelers? They lost to the Raiders. Then, they lost to the Titans.
The Cincinnati Bengals? Quick, name a red-headed QB who has won the Super Bowl.
The Cleveland Browns? Right. Their rookie QB IS 13 YEARS OLDER THAN CHRIS WEINKE.
The Houston Texans? Oh yeah, they sure looked dominant last Sunday night.
The Indianapolis Colts? NO, BECAUSE ANDREW LUCK SUCKS.
The Tennessee Titans? CJ2K has raised his YPC to an incredible 3.3, but has rushed for more than 24 yards a grand total of TWICE in 6 games.
The Jacksonville Jaguars? Have you seen their owner??
The San Diego Chargers? Two Words: Norv Turner.
The Denver Broncos? Coach John Fox has been there before, but that was when he had Jake Del Homme at quarterback.
The Oakland Raiders? They played their best game of the year last Sunday and lost to the lowly Falcons.
The Kansas City Chiefs? Brady Quinn is now competing for the starting QB job, following in the recent Notre Dame Irish tradition of producing top flight NFL QBs the past two decades…Rick Mirer…Ron Powlus…Jimmy Clausen…um…
The New York Football Giants? Every time they've gotten to the Super Bowl, it has taken them at least 3 years to get back to another one. Losers.
The Dallas Cowboys? Four Words: To Ny Ro Mo. And, it's been literally billions and billions of days since they got to the Big Game. Literally.
The Washington Redskins? It took Mike Shanahan two years to get John Elway to the Super Bowl, and RGIII isn't John Elway. Yet.
The Philadelphia Iggles? Andy Reid just fired the wrong guy. The Eagles are averaging 17.2 poins per game. He will have ascended to the summit of the blame triangle in Philly in about 2 months. And, Michael Vick will NEVER lead a team to the Super Bowl.
The Chicago Bears? Attitude reflects leadership! Jay Cutler excels at the former (having one), but is grossly lacking in the latter.
The Green Bay Packers? You do realize that Aaron Rodgers' QB rating is WAY under 200 this year, don't you? And, they lost to ANDREW LUCK SO THEY MUST SUCK.
The Detroit Lions? We have enough Madden players on CSR to know better.
The Minnesota Vikings? Every year there are a couple of teams who sprint out of the gate only to fade terribly as the season progresses. Hello, Minnesota.
The San Francisco 49ers? Yeah, I watched that game last Sunday. It was ugly.
The Seattle Seahawks? No, because my ex-girlfriend hates them, that's why.
The Arizona Cardinals? Every year there are a couple of teams who sprint out of the gate only to fade terribly as the season progresses. Hello, Arizona. Meet Minnesota.
The St. Louis Rams? Their best WR is named Amen Dola. And he's hurt.
The Tampa Bay Bucs? Not a chance. No team that has ever busted their opponents O-Line when they were taking a victory kneel-down has ever been to a Super Bowl. And, Warren Sapp doesn't play there anymore.
The New Orleans Saints? Aints grocery bag masks are reappearing in the Big Easy. And for those of you who believe in that karma stuff, well….
The Atlanta Falcons? The mighty, undefeated Falconians you say?? NO. WHY?? BECAUSE I HATE THE FALCONS THAT'S WHY.
So there you have it. The Carolina Panthers are really the only team qualified to get Super Bowl 47 in the Super Dome. You heard it here first Panther fans:
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10:54am Tuesday 10th January 2012 in Travel reviews
The Government has signalled the go-ahead for the £32 billion HS2 high-speed rail project that will drastically reduce journey times between major UK cities.
In an attempt to appease opponents of the controversial scheme, including some Tory MPs, Transport Secretary Justine Greening announced extra tunnelling for sections of the 140-mile route between London and Birmingham.
The link between the UK's two biggest cities, which passes through picturesque Tory heartlands, will form phase one of the scheme, with a hybrid bill being introduced in Parliament next year.
This first £16.4 billion phase, introducing 225mph trains and cutting London-Birmingham journey times to 49 minutes, would be completed in 2026. A second phase, taking HS2 to Manchester and Leeds in a Y-shaped route, would be completed around 2032/33.
New measures announced by Ms Greening include a 1.4-mile tunnel near Amersham in Buckinghamshire. There will also be a new 2.75-mile tunnel in Ruislip in north-west London.
Other new tunnels, or extensions to already-planned tunnels, will be at Greatworth in Northamptonshire, Turweston in Buckinghamshire, Chipping Warden and Aston le Walls in Northamptonshire, Wendover in Buckinghamshire, and Long Itchington Wood in Warwickshire.
Welsh Secretary Cheryl Gillan, whose constituency is Chesham and Amersham, has threatened to resign over HS2. Labour is expected to support the HS2 plans, but it remains to be seen whether the latest changes will be enough to satisfy Ms Gillan and other Tory "rebels".
Passing through beauty spots, HS2 has attracted the anger of local residents and councils, as well as conservationists.
But the Government reckons the scheme will produce economic benefits of £47 billion over 60 years. It also says that improving existing infrastructure will not be enough to cope with overcrowding on an increasingly-busy rail network.
Ms Greening said: "The faster journeys on HS2 - Edinburgh and Glasgow will be just 3.5 hours from London - could transfer around 4.5 million journeys per year who might otherwise have travelled by air and nine million from the roads."
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Six Arrested Following Bedfordshire Raveby Andy Ward
Bedfordshire Police have arrested six people in connection with an illegal rave that took place over the weekend.
A landowner alerted the Police to suspicious activity taking place on woodland close to Airfield Road, near Odell, on Sunday night.
Officers discovered around 200 revellers gathered at the rave upon their arrival on the scene.
Three people were arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to commit a public nuisance, one person was arrested for drugs offences, one person was arrested for taking a vehicle without consent and being unfit to drive, and one person was arrested on suspicion of theft and handling stolen goods – namely nitrous oxide canisters.
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The six people arrested at the location have been bailed until late August, but they have extremely strict conditions in place which prevents them from entering Bedfordshire unless it is a pre-arranged meeting, or from attending any raves.
The message from Bedfordshire Police is clear. We will not tolerate raves within the county, and if you are planning on attending raves beware, as you will more than likely be coming face-to-face with our officers.
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Milk makes an excellent cooking medium for meat and fish, much loved and used across many continents. Scottish fishermen wives have always used the white stuff in which to poach their famed smoked Mackerel and other fish.
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We all know the legend about Cleopatra and that Asses' milk bath, but the white stuff is actually far more useful in the kitchen than the bathroom, both cow and goat milk great for use in marinating, poaching and even simmering meat and fish.
Using milk, or buttermilk can help to keep flesh moist, and the more full-bodied the milk is, the rounder and deeper the flavour can become. There is a long history of using milk in cooking, not just with flesh offerings, but also in sweet concoctions and for poaching vegetables now and again as well
Milk makes an excellent cooking medium for meat and fish, much loved and used across many continents. Scottish fishermen wives have always used the white stuff in which to poach their famed smoked Mackerel and other fish.
Italian-Americans are very fond of using milk in their culinary efforts, the beef for bolgnese dishes often simmered in milk to render it much more tender, and both Indian, Pakistani and Turkish chefs will marinate meat in yoghurt for hours before preparation.
In every case, those cooking know that the Lactic acid contained in the dairy produce is what aids the tenderizing, rendering the flesh more juicy for eating, as well as making it more absorbant of other flavours. When using milk, though, be careful of acidic ingredients within the dish being prepared.
Milk based sauces have been known to curdle if cooked at too high a temperature, but one can make success in the cooking process more likely if one tends toward the use of whole fat, rather than reduced fat milk, Also be aware that you ought to exercise caution when heating low-fat buttermilk dishes, as they spoil easily.
Using milk to enhance your cooking is nothing new in society, to be sure, but the idea may well be new to you, at least in terms of cooking beef with it. There should be no reason why you could not create wonderful new dishes for yourselves and your family, just by thinking about trying an old thing in a different way. Milk truly is a marvellous asset when it comes to creating great food.


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Manorlands has shared in the proceeds of a fancy dress pub crawl and race night staged by Keighley Celtic Supporters Club.
The events together raised £2,000, of which £600 has been donated to the Oxenhope Sue Ryder hospice.
The remainder was distributed between the Suzie Jeng and Danny Ryan funds, and donations were given to support Leah Moorby's participation in the Taekwondo World Junior Championships and to help send a pupil from Holy Family School in Keighley to Lourdes.
Sue Ryder's Manorlands-based Keighley fundraiser, Andrew Wood, praised the club for its support.
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Sometimes the best things are said in 17 syllables or less. Got this idea from local radio, but I challenge you to put together your projections, hopes, and dreams into a 5-7-5 Haiku to give perspective to this hectic off-season for the Texans.
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HARTSVILLE, SC (WMBF) – Hartsville residents can expect to hear some loud noises coming from the Sonoco plant, as the company begins "steam blows" Monday to test out its new biomass boiler.
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The new biomass boiler will produce about 16 megawatts of green energy, which is expected to save the plant about $14 million in operating costs annually. Officials say the project is about 80 percent complete and they anticipate the facility to be fully online early-to-mid-December.
The new boiler will produce a steam that is used in the paper-making process. The Hartsville complex is Sonoco's largest manufacturing complex in the world, and there are three paper mills that produce recycled paperboard from seven different machines.
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Found an itneresting article about new Colts' UDFA OT Andrew Tyshovnytsky over at the colts.com fan forum: http://www.nypost.com/p/sports/more_sports/speedy_tackle_ws9JpTauxjeP1Uqtj3ox0L
Props to them for digging up some info on him. When I went to CBS's draft prospect data base they didn't have any analysis, other than his season-by-season breakdowns and pro day numbers, as mentioned in the article. Basically he's an experienced, 6-4, 317 pound LT with sub 5.0 40-speed, great strength (won a strength and conditioning award in college and did well with his bench reps at the Fordham pro day, according to the article) and experience starting at both tackle positions (most recently RT his senior year). I remember him being on the Walter OT ranking for most of the year, but recently he's fallen off, for whatever reason. I don't know much about the offensive schemes of Fordham vs. those at Hillsdale, where Jared Veldheer went, but their profiles read pretty similarly. Any insight on why this guy fell? The NY Post author says he would be a late-round steal or "priority free agent" and judging by the fact he was just signed yesterday, it doesn't look like he was a priority for the Colts, or maybe they were just in negotiations with him.
I think we have reason to be excited about this guy. I don't think he's a day one competitor for either starting tackle position, given what I've read, but I'd like to see him do well enough in camp to make the actual roster over the PS, so he could be in line to takeover for Diem or CJ/Ugoh (if need be) as early as next season and some other team can't snap him up in the meantime...that is unless I'm missing some glaring red flags. Again, I don't know much about Fordham, so any insight would be appreciated.


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By Nate Smith and Lindsay Owens
Washington Times-Herald
WASHINGTON — Reaction to Monday's City Council decision not to read and eventually vote on a tougher anti-smoking ordinance has kept the debate going on whether Washington's bars and clubs should be smoke-free.
The council voted 4-2 not to read the ordinance that would have strengthened the state's anti-smoking laws to include clubs and bars.
Council members Eric Bassler and Blake Chambers voted to read the ordinance while members Joe Fleck, Mike Singleton, Jerry Sidebottom and Jim Greene voted against. Councilman Allen Brown was absent Monday.
Council members did speak about their votes after the council meeting.
Many of the council members said they felt people had a choice. They could choose to go to bars or clubs that allow smoking or they could choose not to go to establishments that allow smoking.
The dangers from smoking that the Smoke-Free Washington group cited in the workplace came into question as well as some of the councilmen felt employees could choose whether they worked in smoking establishments.
"People were saying it wasn't safe to work there but there are other jobs available," said Singleton.
"It's just like Mike said on jobs," said Sidebottom. "I spent 12 years underground (mining) and it's dangerous but there were different jobs. I could have went somewhere else but I didn't." Greene and Fleck both echoed sentiments that the state government had already exempted the workplaces that still allow smoking and those establishments had done what the state had asked them to do if they wanted to continue to allow smoking there.
Members of Smoke-Free Washington were at Monday's meeting while representatives of local bars and clubs were not. The organization held a rally in front of the council chambers but came away disappointed when the council turned down the vote.
According to Sally Petty, Tobacco Cessation Coordinator and member of Smoke-Free Washington, the group was disappointed there was no reading nor was there public comment.
"I think it's a shame that the council wouldn't even dignify the issue enough to read the ordinance and discuss it, in public, based on science rather than emotion," Petty said. The group, she said, is currently weighing options on whether to bring the ordinance back to the council in the future.
"I think it should be pointed out the councilmen all enjoy smoke-free workplace protections but they apparently don't think that bar and club workers, both current and future, deserve the same." On the Times Herald's Facebook page, the debate continued when asked if the council should have voted on the ordinance.
"(Councilmen) care more about grass and storefronts than they feel about human lives," one person posted.
Most, when asked, felt personal freedoms and the right to choose were paramount.
"I say, let 'em smoke. The government is already taken enough of our rights," another user posted.