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Montello Resources Ltd.,
is a publicly traded company listed on the TSX Venture Exchange trading under the symbol (TSX-V MEO). Management's goal is to pursue opportunities for high impact oil and gas exploration and recompletion projects in the Appalachian Basin in Tennessee as well as search for potential high impact exploration drilling opportunities back home in the Province of Alberta, Canada's oil and gas heartland..
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Tue May 6, 2014
Montello Announces New Director and CEO
The Company wishes to announce the appointment of Mr. James O'Brien as Director, Chairman, Chief Executive Officer of the Company with Mr. Peter Brown's resignation from these positions effective immediately. The Company wishes to thank Mr. Brown for his work to reinvigorate the Pincher Creek Project and is pleased that he will continue to provide geological expertise to Montello as well as join the newly formed Advisory Board initially tasked with cleaning up outstanding corporate accounting and filing matters necessary to qualify Montello for reinstatement of trading.
Mr. O'Brien has a strong understanding of acquisitions and structuring and has demonstrated an ability to raise capital/financing with his knowledge of equity markets and familiarity with audits. He has a global network of business associates and contacts in 29 countries, 10 Canadian provinces and 26 U.S. states and is experienced in debt syndication, public offerings and securities, dealing with securities lawyers and commissions. His significant experience in equity financing for an exploration company like Montello is timely. He complements Montello's newly recruited Officers and Directors Messrs. Sader, Hill and Omorogbe providing Montello new energy and direction to revitalize itself for a fresh start in 2014.
James is also recognized for exceptional ability to unearth, develop and manage new business projects, while forming synergistic alliances enhancing the investments of an organization in this case the Pincher Creek Project. He is very team oriented with a demonstrated ability to initiate new ventures and develop strong management organizations for start-up of new businesses. He has proven to be a resourceful businessman with over 25 years of progressive experience in all phases of business and project management. He knows the importance of developing a profitable business by utilizing effective research, leadership and demonstrating fiscal responsibility. The Company looks forward to providing further updates going forward.
"Fred Hill & Fredrick Omorogobe"
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About Montello
Management's goal is to pursue opportunities for high impact oil and gas exploration and recompletion projects preferably in Western Canada
Forward-Looking Information
This document may contain "forward-looking information" within the meaning of Canadian securities legislation and "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of the United States Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 (collectively, "forward-looking statements"). These forward-looking statements are made as of the date of this document and Montello Resources Ltd. (the "Company") does not intend, and does not assume any obligation, to update these forward-looking statements, except as required under applicable securities legislation.
Forward-looking statements relate to future events or future performance and reflect Company management's expectations or beliefs regarding future events and include, but are not limited to, statements with respect to the estimation of mineral reserves and resources, the realization of mineral reserve estimates, the timing and amount of estimated future production, costs of production, capital expenditures, success of mining operations, environmental risks, unanticipated reclamation expenses, title disputes or claims and limitations on insurance coverage. In certain cases, forward-looking statements can be identified by the use of words such as "plans", "expects" or "does not expect", "is expected", "budget", "scheduled", "estimates", "forecasts", "intends", "anticipates" or "does not anticipate", or "believes", or variations of such words and phrases or statements that certain actions, events or results "may", "could", "would", "might" or "will be taken", "occur" or "be achieved" or the negative of these terms or comparable terminology. By their very nature forward-looking statements involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors which may cause the actual results, performance or achievements of the Company to be materially different from any future results, performance or achievements expressed or implied by the forward-looking statements. Such factors include, among others, risks related to actual results of current exploration activities; changes in project parameters as plans continue to be refined; future prices of resources; possible variations in ore reserves, grade or recovery rates; accidents, labour disputes and other risks of the mining industry; delays in obtaining governmental approvals or financing or in the completion of development or construction activities; as well as those factors detailed from time to time in the Company's interim and annual financial statements and management's discussion and analysis of those statements, all of which are filed and available for review on SEDAR at
. Although the Company has attempted to identify important factors that could cause actual actions, events or results to differ materially from those described in forward-looking statements, there may be other factors that cause actions, events or results not to be as anticipated, estimated or intended. There can be no assurance that forward-looking statements will prove to be accurate, as actual results and future events could differ materially from those anticipated in such statements.
Accordingly, readers should not place undue reliance on forward looking statements.
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I was reading in a paper the other day about the first opening of a Louisville area Bruster's Real Ice Cream Store. It said the shop would sell close to 200 ice cream flavors, with up to 24 of them offered daily. Each made fresh at the shop. Flavors include cherry cheesecake, chocolate raspberry truffle and caramel ice cream.
It is beyond me why our new governor is proposing to cut funding for the Kentucky Educational Excellence Scholarship by 15 percent as a part of his new budget.
I understand that our state is in debt when it comes to the current budget situation, but can't he find money elsewhere? Why does he have the right to take our KEES money away?
Students all across the state are striving for academic excellence, and I as one of them expect the reward I have been promised.
I want to invite everyone interested to the ARC of Lake Cumberland Area meeting. ARC is a national organization that advocates for people with developmental disabilities/mental retardation. The monthly meetings are held at the Golden Corral in Somerset on Highway 27 at noon on the fourth Thursday of every month. The meeting is open to consumers, family members and concerned citizens.
On behalf of the Kentucky Baptist Convention's Committee on Public Affairs, I want to express our strong opposition to the effort to expand gambling by bringing casinos to our Commonwealth. We realize that the current state budget situation makes gambling expansion an attractive short-term fix to problems. However, we believe the benefits touted by the gambling industry are more imagined than real.
When discussing smoking bans, arguments about health dangers are usually the first to be raised. I would like to settle this dispute once and for all with airtight evidence that smoking is dangerous to both smokers and those in their company.
Even if tomorrow the Surgeon General took back every negative claim that has been released about how harmful tobacco smoke is, and we had solid scientific proof that inhaling smoke was no more harmful than breathing fresh air, smokers still pose a danger to themselves and others.
My name is Jenia Webb-Sizemore. I live in Leslie County, Ky. I am unofficially lobbying for a House Bill called "Romeo's Law."
Unofficially means I've taken this task upon myself. I have not been recruited by any elected politician. I am a pet owner and I have worked in the criminal law field for 18 years.
After seeing State Rep. Stan Lee on my local news being interviewed regarding his proposal of the bill and hearing very little about Romeo, I researched Romeo's story and could not believe what this poor puppy went through at the hands of his owner.
I would like to give my thoughts regarding the article, "Schools could face major cuts."
Most people don't ask themselves a few simple questions regarding where money ultimately comes from to fund our public schools. Everyone should be outraged by who and what backs up this money.
All this money, which is really credit, comes from the Federal Reserve. The FED is privately owned by international bankers and is independent of the U.S. government. The Federal Reserve Act was passed Dec. 23, 1913.
Time to standup for America and we'll be doing just that on March 15, 2008 in Washington, D.C.
Our patriotic group, referred to as "Eagles," will be mustering in support of our troops and in opposition to anti-America crowd that has surrender as their goal.
March is the anniversary month of the start of the Gulf War that represents a special protest month for anti-war rabble. It further gives them the opportunity to dishonor our troops, vandalize, as well as deface and dishonor our memorials, and generally disgrace America.
In regards to Scott Franklin's recent appointment to the assistant principal's job at Taylor County High School, congratulations Coach!
You were my favorite teacher in eighth grade and this job could not have come to a better guy. If you are reading this, I wish you the best of luck and I know that you will do well with it. You always think about the welfare of us as students.
Again, good luck in the years ahead.
Ryan D. Cable
Berea, Ky.
The lack of support shown by national lawmakers to give troops the support needed to achieve their mission has become egregious. Americans wag at political assertions of troop support as the mission is obstructed. Every day, it seems as if another public official has claimed that victory in Iraq is impossible. This would come as quite a shock to the fighting soldiers. They know better. They also know that such proclamations are made solely for political gain, and are perhaps most welcomed by the enemies they fight.
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St. Paul's Church, Bartonville, was completed in 1890. Though there has been just one church building, watching over the same Mill Pond, the name of the village which began as Bartonville has changed, first to Horicon, and finally to Brant Lake. St. Paul's also suffered a fire. The original church was restored, but charred beams can still be seen if one goes crawling around the cellar.
Along with the "old timers", three other congregations are part of the world of the present Adirondack Mission. They all came into being in the late 1940s and 1950s.
St. Christopher's Church, North Creek, started out meeting in the local fire house. In 1948 one and one half prefabricated garages arrived on a rail car. The building was assembled on Ridge Street. where it still stands, making St. Christophers's one of the smallest church buildings in the Diocese of Albany.
St. Barbara's Church, Tahawus, became St. Barbara's, Newcomb, when the church building was put on the bed of a truck and moved ten miles. In fact, the whole of Tahawus was moved to Newcomb when National Lead wanted to dig for titanium under their mining town of Tahawus.
The name of each of these newer congregations was chosen to reflect the special character of the area in which it was established. St. Christopher was a giant of a man who ferried people across a dangerous river—North Creek is situated on the mighty Hudson River. St. Barbara is the patron saint of miners—Tahawus was a mining town.
Adirondack missions became a "family of congregations" sharing clergy, programs,
resources, and a common budget on September 1st, 1959. The fourth Bishop of
Albany, the Right Reverend Frederick L. Barry, decided that, if the Church's
work in the southern Adirondacks was to continue, the congregations needed to
work together, "to bear one another's burdens" and
to share the clergy working in the region. What started out as a loosely
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Comment: Boris Johnson and youth violence in London
April 24, 2012 in Blog
On April 23rd, The Guardian published an article entitled "Boris Johnson 'has done virtually nothing to tackle youth violence'". Professor Gus John commented on the news story, saying:
Ron Belgrave is finally lifting the lid on the sham that passed as Boris Johnson's engagement with the issue of serious youth violence in London and in particular the relentless spate of killings of young black people by their peers. The 'Time for Action' strategy had a grand title but was never going to deliver very much because the Mayor was clearly committed to two courses of action that are typical of the political class, irrespective of the colour of their rosettes.
The first was to treat young black people's involvement in knife and gun enabled crime as if it arose from their congenital propensity to evil and had nothing to do with the state of Britian and the material conditions and structural marginalisation in which that generation and their fathers before them were nurtured and continue to exist. The second was to indulge in a crude form of benign racism by attaching to himself a black special adviser who had already been publicly discredited and made to resign his post as Deputy Mayor, someone who had no proven expertise to match the complexities of the task facing any Mayor in getting to grips with the scandalous number of murders of black young men and the similarly troubling number of their assailants being given life sentences for those murders. Read the rest of this entry →


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IPMC, Ghana's IT giants in partnership with Huawei Ghana, have unveiled the new Windows 8 Phone, Ascend W1, in the Ghanaian mobile phone market, at an event at Mövenpick Ambassador Hotel.
The phone comes with Live Tiles, designed to keep you closer to what matters most. The phone has a delightful innovation that makes apps easy to use and more amazing than ever. They bring the information you want right on your Start screen. The Ascend W1 phone comes with what is called a 'People Hub', where the contact list is reinvented to keep track of friends and loved ones, with instant updates. The new Windows 8 Phone is cloud connected with SkyDrive automatically backing up photos, videos and Office documents.
Miss Ghana 2012, Carranza Naa Okailey Shooter also a brand icon for the Windows 8 Huawei Ascend W1, officially launched the product at the event in Accra.
Huawei says the phone has a breath-taking speed from Qualcomm's Krait structured MSM823 dual core CPU with 1.2GHz achievable frequency; 'jaw-dropping' graphics with built-in Adreno 305 graphics processor, with 400MHz achievable frequency; and download speeds up to HSPA+ 21Mbps.
Huawei Ascend W1 is designed for the more convenient operating experience; you can import your contacts from Android phone using Bluetooth. The W1 is pre-loaded with a Microsoft Office and Outlook; you can work on Word, Excel and Powerpoint anywhere and anytime, as if you are in office.
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Top Teachers: Karla Ott
Rivers Edge E.S., fourth grade
Inspiration can come from almost anywhere. Karla Ott found it as a college student in the far reaches of Slovakia, working with children on a church mission with whom she had no way to communicate other than expression.
"We had absolutely no language connection with them," she said. "It was simply about loving the children."
Still in college at the time with aspirations of becoming a veterinarian, something clicked for Ott on the trip.
"I had never seen teaching and education as a field that I would be good in," she said. "But I realized that it was not as much about teaching as much as developing connections with kids and loving them."
Ott is now in her fourth year of teaching fourth-graders at Rivers Edge – a group she calls the perfect age for her.
"These kids, they haven't developed the need to just get away from adults and away from having so much structure," she said. "They still really crave the structure that elementary education gives them.
"And they still kind of think you're pretty cool."
Ott herself is a product of Henrico County Public Schools – a Tucker graduate who attended Shady Grove Elementary and Short Pump Middle and has lived in the River's Edge zone nearly her entire life – since before the school itself ever existed.
She teaches a fitness class at the nearby Shady Grove YMCA before school in the mornings and for the past three years has also coached girls' lacrosse at Deep Run High School in the afternoons. She's given that up this year but has a new afterschool program that excites her just as much – a running club that she and two other teachers created.
"We were expecting 10 or 15 kids might be interested," she said, "but our numbers are in the low 90s now. It has just exploded. The kids are so excited."
The 'River Runners' club brings fitness experts and yoga instructors, among others, to educate second- through fifth-graders about different activities they can enjoy outdoors. Club members spend an hour each day running.
Ott credits her own love of running – which she developed after college at the behest of a friend – with changing her life by making her a more fit, confident person. (She's since run several marathons and half-marathons.) She believed it could do something similar for her students, who will compete in the kids' run at this year's Ukrop's Monument Avenue 10k.
"I just picture all of our kids in their River Runner shirts coming to the finish line," Ott said, smiling at the thought.
Holidays will delay some CVWMA collections
Citizen Staff Reports 12/15/2014
CVWMA curbside recycling collection and trash collections will have a one day delay in collections Dec. 25-26 and Jan. 1-2. There will be no collections on Dec. 25 or Jan. 1.
Curbside recycling collections Monday through Wednesday will be on regular schedule. Red Thursday and Red Friday curbside recyclers will have a one day delay in collection services Dec. 25-26. Blue Thursday and Blue Friday curbside recyclers will have one day delay in collection services Jan. 1-2. Containers should be placed at the curb by 7 a.m. on collection day. All Friday collections will take place on Saturday. > Read more.
MADD to host candlelight vigil Dec. 2 at UR
Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) will host a candlelight vigil of remembrance and hope Tuesday, Dec. 2 at 7 p.m. at the University of Richmond, outside the Cannon Chapel. The public is invited to attend and join MADD to honor victims of impaired driving crashes, while helping to remind the community to be safe during the holidays. > Read more.
Tournament supports adoption efforts
Among participants at the Seventh Annual Coordinators2Inc Golf Tournament and awards luncheon Oct. 3 were (from left) Rebecca Ricardo, C2 Inc executive director; Kevin Derr, member of the winning foursome; Sharon Richardson, C2 Inc founder; and Frank Ridgway and Jon King, members of the winning foursome.
Held at The Crossings Golf Club, the tournament will benefit placement of children from Virginia's foster care system into permanent families through Coordinators2. > Read more.
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One of the most unique holiday traditions in Henrico, the James River Parade of Lights, takes place tomorrow. The viewing spot in Henrico will be at Osborne Park in Varina. Another annual event in the east end is the Eastern Henrico Holiday Extravaganza, taking place this year at The Armour House & Gardens and the Dabbs House Museum. In the West End, the Glorious Christmas Nights' production of "Under the Same Stars" at West End Assembly of God will conclude its run on Sunday. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
Firing up a winner
Halligan blends local theme with tasty classics
A Halligan fan for years, I regularly patronized the Shockoe Bottom location before the roomier Short Pump site opened. Call me cornball, but I am a sucker for the decor – dominated by a fire engine with beer taps extending from the sides – as well as the story behind it.
Owner Shawn Gregory, a retired Henrico firefighter, outfitted the Halligan West location with a 1967 fire truck that his own father rode in his early career at the Highland Springs station.
Among other firefighter memorabilia incorporated into the theme are buckets and firefighter helmets suspended from the ceiling to serve as lamps, and fire hoses wound into the railing of the patio. The walls are covered with tools, photos, badges, and memorabilia from fire companies around the country, and Gregory rents a small "VIP" party deck on top of the fire engine and donates proceeds to charity, including a burn foundation. > Read more.
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Wilmington looking to get over road block
WC has 11-game road-losing streak
November 27, 2012
Spencer Robles has scored in doubles figures in four of Wilmington's five games.
WILMINGTON – Now that the Wilmington College women's basketball team has rebounded from back-to-back losses, the Lady Quakers must tackle another bugaboo – road games.
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They were 1-10 away from Hermann Court last season, and will carry an 11-game road-losing streak into Wednesday's game with the College of Mount St. Joseph. In fact, Wilmington has lost 13 of their last 14 away games.
Mount St. Joseph comes into the game winless in three attempts, but has had more than a week to prepare for the Lady Quakers. The time to prep could be advantageous for the youthful Lions, who are one of the youngest teams in the country. They have just one senior with 10 freshmen and three sophomores.
But make no mistake about them; they are a talented bunch.
"They play solid man-to-man defense," said Wilmington head coach Jerry Scheve. "They play a lot of players. We have to be ready to play. We haven't played well on the road over the last year. However, I expect us to play well on the road."
Freshman Madie Long is leading the team with 8.7 points per game on 31 percent shooting, while freshman Heidi McManus is adding 6.3 points and 4.3 rebounds. Sophomores Melanie Monahan and Rachel Blevins, along with freshman Chelsea Castleberry are each scoring 5.7 points. Blevins in the team's leading rebounder with 5.3 boards per contest.
Wilmington comes into the game 3-2 and on a two-game winning streak after winning the Fred Raizk Memorial Tournament. The two losses have come at the hands of two Top 10 teams as DePauw was ranked first and Hope ninth in the most recent Division III basketball polls.
Part of the Lady Quakers' success can be attributed to the growth and development of sophomore Spencer Robles (Clyde, OH/Clyde) and junior Haley Howard (Uhrichsville, OH/New Philadelphia). The duo has combined to convert 17 of the team's 26 three-pointers.
Robles, the team's leading scorer with 9.8 points, has scored in double figures in four of the team's five games. She recently moved into the starting lineup, and averaged 13.5 points in her two starts. Howard, who was named to the Fred Raizk Memorial Tournament All-Tournament team, has started all five games at point guard, and is leading the team with 21 assists. She is the only player with significant minutes to have a positive assist-to-turnover ratio. She is added 6.2 points per game.
"Those two have really stepped up from where they were a year ago," said Scheve. "They used the off season to get better. They came back to school in better shape and it's showing on the court."
Another reason for the improved play is senior Brianna Peters (Alexandria, KY/Campbell County). An emphasis of getting her the ball in better positions to score paid off recently as she was named to the Raizk Memorial All-Tournament team after averaging 13.0 points and 8.0 rebounds in the two victories.
"To me, the game as seemed to slow down for her in the last week or so," said Raizk. "She has taken her time with the basketball and made good decisions. If that continues, she will have a lot of success."


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Publishers, Let's Talk Programmatic CPMs
"Marketer's Note" is a weekly column informing marketers about the rapidly evolving, digital marketing technology ecosystem. It is written by Joanna O'Connell, Director of Research, AdExchanger Research.
I just had a very interesting conversation with a reporter who's trying to understand why so many publishers link "programmatic" to declines in ad revenue and/or profitability in their quarterly earnings statements. I have strong suspicions on what might be happening, but I don't yet have a firm answer on what's really happening, at least not yet.
Certainly, publishers will indicate that the volume of impressions they sell programmatically outstrips the revenue associated with those impressions (at least that's what I found in my State of Programmatic Media report). But that isn't a surprising statistic, nor is it a new phenomenon. Certainly, this was the case when publishers relied on ad networks for indirect inventory sales.
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So why is programmatic seen as the culprit for declining ad dollars? My suspicion is that many, many factors are at play. Here are a few:
- Ad networks sent nice, fat checks every month, without fail. Publishers achieved consistent monthly revenue through those relationships, even if they weren't optimized, or well understood, by some publishers. In the programmatic world, there isn't yet a clear replacement to the networks – i.e. a single entity that consistently buys up gobs of inventory, month after month. I do anticipate, over time, this may change – with large advertisers like P&G investing mammoth sums of money in programmatic and agency trading desks increasingly striking holding company-wide deals the flow of consistent money will continue to grow.
- Media buyers were happy to buy a lot of ROS, but aren't so much anymore. The upside for buyers of audience targeting and impression level buying – hallmarks of programmatic - is control and choice. But publishers don't realize the same benefits, or at least in the same way. Today, programmatic can mean a lot of (sometimes unintentionally) small buys for very specific impressions – laborious to sell and manage from a human capital standpoint (certainly more, I'd imagine, than days of yesteryear where publishers could contract for giant IO's of ROS impressions). I believe, though, as standards continue to be developed and global yield management tools continue to be developed and are adopted, the human burden of managing many, many complex programs will start to lessen, and those programs – as a whole – will add up to strong overall revenue for publishers.
- Programmatic necessitates new skills, which both publishers and buyers are still developing. We're all still new at this, in spite of the fact that "programmatic," in one form or another, has been around for several years. Case in point: we'd finally started to figure out exchange-based buying and selling and along came programmatic direct and all its cousins – a whole new set of programmatic transaction types was born and we're all trying to figure out how best to make it work*. We're still in a period of massive disruption – buyers and sellers are being asked to behave in totally new ways, and making attitudinal and behavioral transitions takes time for people. So of course things are messy and suboptimal.
BUT, these are my suspicions only, as my experiences with publishers on this subject are many but anecdotal. And I am sure this is not a complete list of culprits – just some starting thoughts. I'd like to hear from you, publishers, directly or via comments on the site – what is YOUR market reality with respect to programmatic and CPMs?
* I think we should acknowledge that RMX had the 1:1 relationship model very early – it just happened that the two parties were often networks.
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You hit the nail right on the head with point #2. As ROS shifts to programmatic we need to find a better way to scale our buys. As you said, we're getting a lot of small buys for very specific impressions, which doesn't make up for what's lost in traditional ROS buys. But I think/hope our tech platform partners will catch up with scalable programmatic guaranteed solutions to re-coop that revenue.
Most advertisers don't know how to measure ad effectiveness. A "Mom" who has seen 150 impressions in the last 30 minutes is valued the same as a "Mom" who just logged in and saw her first ad of the day. The latter is worth much more because she is more likely to be influenced by the ad unit but advertisers have forgotten this.
Furthermore, most performance campaigns continue to reward cookie bombing approaches with discredited attribution models like "last touch". These models drag down the CPMs by rewarding the lowest common denominator.
I agree, and it's super unfortunate, as it ultimately benefits no one but the media seller, most likely an intermediary - it's not good for consumers, marketers or publishers to participate is what is ultimately a "gamed" system. I spend a lot of time preaching about things like multi touch attribution and frequency management - and I have to say, in general the marketers I talk to know what I am talking about and aspire to get there, even if they're not yet. Maybe I'm naive but I think it's only a matter of time before those kinds of practices - better measurement, more effective media management as a result - are the norm.
Two thoughts here. First ad networks were and are bad for premium publishers. They have gotten a tad better as they have been held to higher standards by both the demand and supply side but their core business model is around arbitrage and that is of course at odds with either end of their supply chain.
Second and more to your question, the biggest issue with programmatic at this point is transparency. Or rather lack thereof...There are a lot of layers to this thought and one of the most important is that with a lack of transparency (seller not really knowing what they are buying) many bad things can and do happen. Bots, pixalated ads, ad collisions and in general non viewable inventory. The standard response to these issues from the buying community is that these issues are "priced into" the buys. This serves to substantially lower the cost-per basis of programmatic buys as the folks with good inventory have to basically pay for the black hat bad inventory scams. And as a result harms the overall ecosystem. Programmatic can and should grow into a very viable part of the ad stack...but as there is a distorted perception of what is what it due to the overwhelming lack of transparency it will be hampered. This is one of the reason why private exchanges have become a growing option.
It's a really interesting point, Jim, worth much more discussion. Transparency means so many things: site/placement transparency, tech/partner fee transparency, price transparency, bid landscape transparency, etc. etc., each of which could take a column in and of itself. And I like your point about good pubs essentially "paying for" the bad styff - I've heard that a few times recently - good pubs suffer because bad actors pull down prices and buyers can't differentiate the good from the bad - it's no wonder publishers are looking to create direct deals. I am not entirely ready to give up on the open exchange model - I just like the idea of it and always have. But certainly we can all see the writing on the wall - both big buyers and premium sellers are pursuing direct programmatic deals in their many forms.
Programmatic isn't the culprit, after all the word programmatic is quite broad to summarise as 'the thing' that caused erosion to CPM rates.
I am assuming you are referring to Real Time Bidding in the Exchange, if yes then the reason is simple economics really, the market has overwhelming supply of inventory over demand - so things naturally get cheaper.
Since we live in a dynamic world, buyers traditionally bought inventory directly with publishers are shifting more spend budget to Real Time Bidding. First is cheap, secondly the process is fast and efficient, thirdly technology allows buyers to overlay data to relevant audience, on top of this buyers have the luxury of real time reporting and optimization options... the list goes on... in the end is better control, less wastage and improved ROI (if done correctly) for buyers.
Publishers should learn from diamond industry if they are trying to revert back to the good old days with high CPMs. Scarcity and quality diamonds will get top $$$.
My 2 cents!
I guess what I am looking for is real proof one way or another, Al! I hear programmatic getting blamed - as I mentioned, for example, in earnings calls, and it strikes me as really problematic to assign so much blame there.
If publishes allowed advertisers/ trading desks to buy high impact ad formats they would see an increase in their revenue. There wouldn't be a need for as many ads on a page, all the advertising would be 100% visible and there would be less wastage. I believe trading desks understand that driving down the cost of an impression has had a negative in at least two ways.
Publishers have been forced to put more ads on their site to try and overcome the falling CPM's. Users are seeing more and more ads and are therefore becoming even more "banner blind" .
Why not allow Trading Desks to utilise the data that is available out there, bid on the user that matched your profile, and show them an ad that they want to interact with. Surely this will make everybody a little happier? The publisher receives higher CPM's, the advertiser receives higher CTR's and the users experience is less cluttered?
Right, definitely, I hear you Paul. And I think those things are starting to happen - but it's new and not at scale at the moment. So partly I think this is a time horizon thing - it will take time for things to normalize to a place everyone can live with. It might not mean pubs get the same CPMs for ROS programs they used to, but maybe they can sell those impressions more efficiently and concentrate on the bigger, custom programs that command the really high dollars and necessitate the really expensive sales people!
Audience targeted inventory is more valuable than ROS and should be priced accordingly.
Within the programmatic marketplace, buyers are cherry picking their target audiences through the DSP without transparency to the seller. They are able to purchase premium inventory at significantly discounted rates, which are comparable to the CPMs of the Bulk ROS Network.
Publishers need to understand their inventory, and adjust their floor rates based on the value of the audience they are selling, even if this results in a lower fill rate through the exchange. The alternative will result in the "race to the bottom".
Nobody likes to address the real issue in these forums and that is Marketers have pinched agencies so bad on pricing that they have been forced into this race to the bottom scenarios. All anyone ever wants to do is blame programmatic and ad networks for falling CPM's. Let's start at the brand level where the true race to the bottom starts
John K - if it makes you feel any better, I do in fact talk to marketers about this very issue all the time. Cheapness and efficiency are not synonymous - squeezing your partners for margin, or forcing them to negotiate lower CPMs does NOT necessarily translate into more value extracted. But this would mean a huge paradigm shift in how the whole ecosystem behaves - I believe it's possible, at least to some degree.
I agree that an attitudinal shift is necessary before programmatic grows beyond the industry hype. I've heard from buyers that they believe programmatic - premium priority private programmatic (not open auction) - should be only slightly more expensive than remnant which says two things to me: 1) that buyers still wrongly equate all programmatic with RTB/Open Auction/Remnant and 2) that the idea of paying a premium to get a very specific user at a very specific time and place is still secondary to getting that impression at the lowest cost possible. If it is a case of publisher inventory being overpriced as it is, then that's an industry wide issue but if my sales team is selling the same impression directly with ease, then where is my incentive to offer programmatic buyers that same access but at a fraction of the price? I understand if I'm prioritizing my programmatic access along with remnant but if you truly try to build a PMP and all you hear from buyers at events is they are looking for PMP Deals at remnant prices, then I have yet to see the value to publishers in building premium programmatic.
As for the transparency issue, I agree it is a huge drag on the industry and immeasurably harmful to premium, transparent pubs. Why has the industry not held the vendors to task on cleaning up this issue once and for all? Most of the middlemen here have done very well financially while seemingly doing nothing about cleaning up their exchanges except well-placed PR spots. When I worked for a network, I was able to verify every URL/partner with inventory we monetized. I know it's not that simple at scale but personally think the exchange providers have failed miserably in their efforts to date. In fact, there is some evidence that the exchanges have made things less transparent to pubs while demanding more transparency from them in order to combat an issue they are largely ignoring - except, that is, for the hollow sound bites and shameless plugs about inventory quality at conferences and places like Adexchanger
Excellent observations and some interesting conclusions. In point #1, you talk about the fact that ATD's are trying to strike agency wide deals, which looks and sounds like 'ad network 2.0'. Given that what we have seen from the early initiatives of ATD's and their move from many:1 deals to more 1:1 deals (which have many more mutual benefits to client and publisher), this regression to large many:one or many:many deals leaves publishers and clients open to the same ad net problems of lack of transparency, value imbalance and commoditization, where the benefit of the deal goes to the middleman, not the buyer and the seller. This may be one of the reasons (in addition to relevance, in-house skills development, etc) why we are seeing many more digital agencies taking on the task of planning and buying programmatic themselves, and clients doing many more DSP-direct deals. There is so much more value an ATD can provide its network rather than bulk deals and appearing to be a 2.0 ad net - would hate to see that value lost at such a critical stage of the industry development.
Love these thoughts, Chip - thank you so much for sharing them!


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So there you have it - only one Chinese person believes in climate change and it's me!
@email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-21544361.post-18697366225023590862012-11-07T03:55:20.417Z2012-11-07T03:55:20.417ZCan I add my name to the list of people who James ...Can I add my name to the list of people who James Delingpole has blocked. The reason: I provided evidence which showed he misrepresented and misunderstood the "no heating since 1998" claim. He was right. But, he said it in 2007. An unusually low temperature year. 1998 was also an unusually hot year. But since 1992 and 2007, there was a general trend of warming. And since 1980 and 1880. He selected the data to fit his pre-defined conclusion. He never replied, and blocked me. VICTORY! :Dcarinaemajorishttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-21544361.post-55997893384231838272012-11-06T21:47:26.630Z2012-11-06T21:47:26.630ZBob - Not only did I read it - I decided to take i...Bob - Not only did I read it - I decided to take it seriously too. A lose double.

I did see that he'd pulled out of Corby, thanks to Zelo Street but I hadn't seen that in the NS so thanks for that and the nice words.

And thanks to everyone else too.Five Chinese Crackershttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-21544361.post-66338127629345682862012-11-06T14:50:14.763Z2012-11-06T14:50:14.763ZSorry 5cc you have committed the cardinal sin of a...Sorry 5cc you have committed the cardinal sin of actually reading one of Delingpole's blogs. I did the same a few weeks ago, left a comment asking where he got his evidence from and got a sarcastic reply from the man himself. He then deleted my comment.

Delingpole is a wanker of the 1st degree! Thanks for taking the time to call him out.

Are you aware he pulled out of the Corby By-election as the anti windfarm candidate?

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Date 2010-04-22 Availability unrestricted AbstractThis dissertation considers the possible impact of certain requirements of the National Credit Act 34 of 2005 (hereafter "NCA") on ordinary civil procedural rules relating specifically to debt enforcement procedures. It further identifies problem areas created by some of the provisions of the NCA in this regard, and ultimately proposes potential solutions thereto. However, as indicated in various sections of the dissertation, it is not always clear what the legislature had in mind with certain provisions. This uncertainty calls for interpretation, which gives rise to further confusion in certain instances. In view of the aims of the NCA as stated in section 3 thereof, as well as various procedural provisions discussed in this dissertation, it is clear that the NCA mainly has the protection of the consumer at heart when devising procedures relating to, or ancillary to debt enforcement procedures utilised by credit providers to collect outstanding debt sounding in money. Since the NCA must operate within an existing legal system and procedural regime where certain terms have become entrenched, a broad background on some legal concepts and relevant civil procedures are provided where after the impact of the NCA thereon is considered and analysed. As the NCA will only affect general civil procedure where a credit provider attempts to enforce obligations to which the NCA applies, the exact application of the NCA and the general enforcement procedures contained therein are determined. Against this background the impact of specific procedures prescribed by the NCA on existing rules of civil procedure are critically analysed. This dissertation illustrates that although the NCA improves the position of the consumer in many ways, also with regard to debt enforcement procedures, the legislature should have drafted some provisions more carefully which would have resulted in some vital issues being clearer. Although practice and precedent will eventually even out many of the practical difficulties currently experienced it will take time and money to do so. It is therefore submitted that some areas should be reconsidered for amendment by the legislature in order to allow this significant piece of legislation to operate smoothly. Ultimately, two sets of conclusions are drawn together in this dissertation. Firstly, the general conclusions relating to the impact of the NCA on general civil debt enforcement procedures are stipulated and, secondly, specific areas that should be reconsidered by the legislature in order to allow the NCA to function optimally are identified.
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Castle Q&A: Antonio Sabato Jr. Warns of Scary Fun and Funky Hairby Christine Orlando at . Comments
Castle giving fans will enjoy a blast from the past on Monday when a former sitcom star meets an untimely demise in "Need to Know," as guest star Antonio Sabato Jr. gets his turn to relieve the era of big hair and funky pants.
The veteran took the time to chat with us about working with the boys on Castle, where you'll find his Batman tattoo and his thoughts on Ben Affleck's upcoming role as The Dark Knight.
Tell us a little about your role on this upcoming episode.
Oh yeah. It's been fun working on the show. I mean the crew, the cast, everybody has been awesome. I have the chance to play a role by the name of Ramon Russo. He used to work on a sitcom back in the day. I can't really reveal what's happening but a lot of things are happening with the main cast and myself and what happening in my past.
Had you watched Castle before you took on the role?
I had not. I'd heard about it. Everybody talks about the show, constantly but I'd never watched it. I knew Nathan Fillion and he's just an awesome guy. It was cool to work with him finally. But I will now.
Where did you know Nathan Fillion from?
Just from people we know within the industry and people that he's worked with and I've worked with and we all know each other. It just so happened that we finally got the chance to work together after a long time. We just knew a lot of people in common.
We understand that this episode is sort of the show's take on the '90s teen sitcom Saved By the Bell. Had you ever watched that show?
No, I didn't watch the show, especially when the show came out. I was kind of moving to this country so it was new to me but I'd heard about it. I know all of the people who came from it. They're friends of mine, Mario Lopez and those guys. So this is a little bit based on those characters. It's really a lot of fun and we had the chance to put on some of those clothes that we use to wear back in the day.
Which actors did you work with the most and what was your experience on the show like?
I would say Nathan, and Jon Huertas and Seamus Dever. Those were the main ones. I got to spend time with Stana as well but I didn't get the chance to work with her on this episode.
You've worked on so many shows over the years. Have you had a favorite role or experience?
I guess they're all special. You know in this industry it's amazing because every time you work on something you get the chance to meet new people or make new friends. The situation, the environment, the time is all different. So they're all special. Special in my life and special being with new people and on a new set. I mean Castle was special in it's own way. They're all different. That's why we keep doing all kinds of stuff as actors because every new thing is something altogether. I have lots of respect for what I do and over the years, everything has been, from soap operas to nighttime television and the movies I have made, they've all been special. All of them.
I saw a piece of trivia about you. Do you really have a Batman tattoo?
Yeah I do. Absolutely, It's on my lower back. It hurt like hell but it's been there for quite some time. For many years.
Then I have to ask what do you think of Ben Affleck playing the next Dark Knight?
I think it's great. Listen, the studio knows what their doing. Ben Affleck is a great guy. He's a talented actor as well as a talented director. I think it's great. I like entertainment. I love Batman. I love all the movies. I love anything actually related to the bat, so I'm excited and I can't wait to see the movie. And with the Justice League, Superman and the rest of the superheroes and obviously I think it's going to be great. I wish I could play something like that but Ben is going to do justice in the Justice League.
If you could chose any show currently on TV, which one would you want to be a part of. Which show would be your dream job right now?
There's so many. I would love to be part of something like 24 or Lost. Those shows were so different and unique that I enjoyed watching them. I guess Castle would be one of them since I just recently finished doing it and I love how they work the premises and how they shoot the whole show by not showing what's really happening, through the eyes of Nathan. I like new ventures and new things so, I guess something like 24 even though it's not on the air anymore or Breaking Bad. A show like that.
Anything else you can tease us about this Monday's new episode of Castle?
You're going to see some funky hair, some funky pants, funky colors. Back to the '80s. You're going to see a lot of that. It's scary but it's fun, man. It was like, when we put those costumes on it was like, we used to wear this stuff? Was that real? It did happen and we'll see it in the show. You'll be very entertained by what's going to be happening.
Castle Season 6 airs Monday night at 10/9 on ABC.
C. Orlando is a TV Fanatic Staff Writer. Follow her on Twitter.Tags: Castle, Exclusives, Interviews
First paragraph, "relive the era", not "relieve the era".
And "used" to wear, not "use". Sounds like a fun episode!
Thank A Marie, Typos are one of the risks of writing things up at midnight! Thanks for the catch.
Great article, just change the word "where" to "wear" in the last paragraph of the article.


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Dear All,
You may be aware that we have been experiencing some intermittent problems with X, our main 'file' server. After much tenacious investigation we believe we have identified the issue but we will need your assistance to rectify it.
As technically adept users you will know your files and are stored as 'data' arranged in Blocks, Bytes and at the most fundamental level, Bits. These are stored on disc platters which rotate at high speed - 7500 to 15000 revolutions per minute (rather faster than those old Perry Como records to be sure!).
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Statement by Laurie M. Flynn, Executive Director National Alliance for the Mentally Ill
Our hearts go out to the families of U.S. Capitol Police Officer Jacob J. Chestnut and Special Agent John M. Gibson who were killed in the line of duty this past Friday. We have the deepest respect for the dedicated service and personal sacrifice these individuals and others in their position make in protecting this country's lawmakers, their staffs, and visitors to the Nation's Capitol.
As a family organization, we also know the desperation and agony that Russell Weston's family is experiencing. We are familiar with the heavy burden of care that families carry in attempting to ensure that their loved ones with severe mental illness get the treatment they so desperately need. We believe that Russell Weston's family did the very best they could.
It is important to remember that schizophrenia is a chronic and disabling brain disorder that affects approximately two million Americans each year. It impairs an individual's ability to think clearly, manage his or her emotions, make decisions, and relate to others – even family members. Great progress has been made in understanding, diagnosing, and treating this crippling brain disorder. We now know that people with schizophrenia do best when they receive a combination of medication and intensive, ongoing community support. Recovery is, for the first time, a real possibility for many individuals with schizophrenia.
However, we also know that science has advanced much faster than the availability of services. Russell Weston's story is really the tragic story of schizophrenia in this country. For Russell Weston and thousands like him, recovery is never fully within their grasp because the care they need is simply not available.
In fact, a recent national study documented that fewer than 50 percent of individuals with schizophrenia are receiving the care that science has proven to work.
The experience of NAMI families has taught us that four critical elements must be in place to effectively address the full spectrum of services needed by our family members who suffer from this disabling brain disorder:
1. community-based care including ongoing medical treatment, housing, rehabilitation, and other supports for those who are able to recognize the need for care and manage their own illness;
2. assertive community treatment programs that provide 24-hour-a-day outreach and crisis support for those who are less able to maintain their own treatment requirements;
3. outpatient treatment orders that require participation in treatment as a condition for living in the community for those who do not respond to outreach and resist treatment; and
4. involuntary inpatient commitment that provides short-term hospitalization to treat and stabilize acute psychiatric symptoms for those who are unable to recognize their need for treatment due to the symptoms of their illness.
It's a travesty that these elements are rarely available to those who so clearly need them. Too often, it's the families who assume the primary burden of caring for their loved ones without the resources to do so. Families have the impossible task of managing one of the most complex illnesses known to modern medicine, rarely with the network of care we take for granted when facing other serious medical conditions.
Studies have shown that individuals receiving appropriate treatment for schizophrenia are no more prone to violence than the general population. However, the inability to provide immediate, flexible and humane treatment to those who are suffering increases the potential for violent acts.
Senseless tragedies like the Capitol Hill shootings can be prevented. We know how to provide people with schizophrenia with the treatment they need. It is time for this country to invest the resources necessary to provide humane and effective care to people who suffer from schizophrenia.
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Historic Arkansas Museum to Put On Eggnog Competition
by Kate Knable
Posted 12/10/2012 12:00 am
Updated 2 years ago
The Historic Arkansas Museum in Little Rock will present its eighth annual Nog-off, or eggnog-tasting competition, from 5-8 p.m. Friday. "Celebrity" judges and event attendees will pick two winners.
The competitors are Little Rock's Capital Bar & Grill, Le Pops, Copper Grill and Loblolly Creamery; Historic Arkansas Museum supporter Bridget Farris; Drue Patton, who works in marketing for the Argenta Arts Foundation in North Little Rock; and Historic Arkansas Museum Director Bill Worthen.
The celebrity tasters will be Phil Brandon of Rock Town Distillery in Little Rock; Kat Robinson, author of the book Arkansas Pie; and home and garden designer P. Allen Smith.
The Little Rock eggnog competition got some national attention, appearing in this month's issue of Food Network Magazine. The story includes last year's winning recipe from Capital Bar & Grill bartender David Burnette.


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Unless there is a piece that is actually broken (snapped plastic on the case, etc.), I'd imagine it can be put back together. Can you post some pictures?
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2014 Fantasy Racing Outlook
Long has not been announced as returning to the ML Motorsports' ride as of this writing. However, she should be in this ride or an equivalent small race team in 2014. Her first two seasons of Nationwide Series racing have yielded mixed results. Part of this is due to the fact that she's only averaged about 20 starts in her first two seasons. Long will likely race part-time again in the upcoming season. She's still looking for her first career Top-10 finish in this racing series, and not likely to find it this season. Long's 23.5 average finish across her first 41 starts in the Nationwide Series is indicative of where you'll find her in the results each week.
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December 5, 2013 Nationwide Series News Update
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The past two seasons on the NASCAR Nationwide Series have provided an unmatched experience for Long. But these are uncertain times. Her contract with ML Motorsports, driving the No. 70 car for owner Mary Louise Miller has ended, the Pensacola News Journal reports.
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December 29, 2012
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Long is proud of her team's effort and believes a second season together will provide added benefits. She will return to ML Motorsports to drive the No. 70 Chevrolet for the 2013 season, sbnation.com reports.
January 5, 2012
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ML Racing announced that Long will drive the No. 70 Biomet Foretravel Motorcoach Chevy for the 2012 and 2013 NASCAR Nationwide Series seasons, ML Motorsports PR reports.
January 25, 2011
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Panhandle Motorsports announced plans to race the entire 2011 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series schedule with driver Long at the controls of the team's No. 20 Toyota Tundra, johannalong.com reports.