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Ramirez Cartoon: Holder Resigns
Below is one of the latest cartoons from two-time Pulitzer Prize-winner Michael Ramirez.
View more of Michael Ramirez's cartoons on CFIF's website here.
Below is one of the latest cartoons from two-time Pulitzer Prize-winner Michael Ramirez.
View more of Michael Ramirez's cartoons on CFIF's website here.
Below is one of the latest cartoons from two-time Pulitzer Prize-winner Michael Ramirez.
View more of Michael Ramirez's cartoons on CFIF's website here.
Below is one of the latest cartoons from two-time Pulitzer Prize-winner Michael Ramirez.
View more of Michael Ramirez's cartoons on CFIF's website here.
Wow, the new information on apparent Labor Secretary nominee Thomas Perez is coming fast and, uh, furious, today. The new IG report, referred to in the post below, includes this conclusion about Perez' truthfulness under oath:
we found that Perez's testimony did not reflect the entire story regarding the involvement of political appointees in NBPP decision-making. In particular, Perez's characterizations omitted that Associate Attorney General Perrelli and Deputy Associate Attorney General Hirsch were involved in consultations about the decision, as shown in testimony and contemporaneous e-mails. Specifically, they set clear outer limits on what King and Rosenbaum could decide on the NBPP matter (including prohibiting them from dismissing the case in its entirety) without seeking additional approval from the Office of the Associate Attorney General. In addition, Perrelli and Hirsch advised against a course of action that Acting DAAG Rosenbaum said he was considering – namely, submitting an amended complaint to address certain factual assertions – and Hirsch edited the motion papers to be submitted to the court.
In his OIG interview, Perez said he did not believe that these incidents constituted political appointees being "involved" in the decision. We believe that these facts evidence "involvement" in the decision by political appointees within the ordinary meaning of that word, and that Perez's acknowledgment, in his statements on behalf of the Department, that political appointees were briefed on and could have overruled this decision did not capture the full extent of that involvement.
A new report is hot off the presses. Virginia's veteran U.S. Rep. Frank Wolf, whose admirable pressure was largely responsible in the first place for the DoJ Inspector General to open an investigation into the department's Civil Rights Division, just put out a release describing it:
Long-Awaited Report Details Dysfunction Within Human Rights Division
Washington, D.C. (March 12, 2013) – Following the long-awaited release of a report by the Department of Justice (DOJ) Inspector General on abuses within the Civil Rights Division of DOJ, Rep. Frank Wolf (R-VA) today called on the Attorney General to appoint an outside panel to conduct a review of all officials and correct the systemic dysfunction that exists within the division.
Today's report validates the concerns Wolf raised in 2009 and 2010 about the politicization and inappropriate activities within the Civil Rights Division, including the dismissal of the New Black Panthers Philadelphia voting intimidation case and the subsequent investigation of this matter by the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights in 2010.
On Thursday, March 14, DOJ Inspector General Michael Horowitz, who released today's report, will testify before Wolf's Commerce-Justice-Science (CJS) Appropriations subcommittee at 10 a.m. in H-309 in the Capitol.
Wolf's full statement is below.
"I was deeply troubled, but hardly surprised, to learn from today's report on the Justice Department's Inspector General that very serious abuses and politicization are prevalent in the department's Civil Rights Division. The report makes clear that the division has become a rat's nest of unacceptable and unprofessional actions, and even outright threats against career attorneys and systemic mismanagement.
"Above all, I believe that Attorney General Holder has failed in his leadership of this Justice Department. As the head of the department, he alone bears ultimate responsibility for the serious abuses that occurred on his watch over the last four years. Notably, the report also confirms that the attorney general was made aware of efforts to dismiss the voting rights case against the New Black Panther Party in 2009, which was apparently dismissed with his blessing. Holder has failed the American people, and he must be held responsible for the prevailing dysfunction that has occurred under his leadership.
"Today, I am calling on Holder to immediately appoint an outside, independent panel, led by someone of integrity and experience like former Deputy Attorney General James Comey, to conduct a 60-day in-depth review of all officials, attorneys and policies within the division and make recommendations to the department and to the Congress on how to address the systematic dysfunction that has taken root within the division.
"Additionally, all of the individuals cited for improper conduct should be immediately removed and appropriate action should be taken.
"I take these issues very seriously, both because of my responsibilities as chairman of the House CJS Appropriations subcommittee, which funds the Justice Department, but also because I have been a stalwart supporter of voting rights enforcement.
"I was the only member of the Virginia congressional delegation – Republican or Democrat – to vote for the Voting Rights Act in 1982. I was heavily criticized by state newspapers, including the Richmond Times-Dispatch, for my vote. I was criticized again by editorials in my district when I supported the Voting Rights Act extension in 2006, but I stuck by my vote because I strongly believe that voting is a sacrosanct and inalienable right of any democracy.
"I first contacted former Inspector General Glenn Fine in July 2009 to request this report. Nearly four years after my request – and two inspectors general later – this report has finally been released. Although I was disappointed the IG's office was initially slow in its review of this case, the pace noticeably accelerated under the leadership of the current IG Michael Horowitz, who assumed this position last spring. I appreciate Mr. Horowitz's leadership and believe he has produced a good report.
"I was particularly disheartened by the dismissal of the New Black Panthers case by the Obama Justice Department. The dismissal was wholeheartedly opposed by the four career attorneys managing the case, as well as the Division's own appellate office, which is also staffed by career DOJ attorneys. In a 2009 memo penned by career Appellate Chief Diana K. Flynn, she wrote that DOJ could make a 'reasonable argument in favor of default relief against all defendants, and probably should.' She further noted that the complaint's purpose was 'to prevent the paramilitary-style intimidation of voters, while leaving open ample opportunity for political expression.'
"Today's IG report makes clear the degree to which politicization and mismanagement influenced the inexplicable dismissal of this case. The Civil Rights Division should be beyond reproach, and in my capacity as CJS chairman I will continue to work to finally achieve an ethical, functioning Justice Department that Americans are once again proud of."
At The American Spectator today, I detail in exhaustive fashion the outlandish record of Justice Department official Thomas Perez, who is rumored to be President Obama's choice to be Secretary of Labor. At NRO, the incomparable Peter Kirsanow provides even more details on an important aspect of that record.
Here's part of Kirsanow's:
The Civil Rights Division refused to answer 18 separate interrogatories pertaining to the substance of the NBPP case. The Division also failed to provide witness statements for twelve key witnesses and refused to respond to 22 requests for production of documents. Further, DOJ barred two Civil Rights Division attorneys from testifying before the commission (the two later defied the department and testified at considerable risk to their professional careers).
Here's part of mine:
Perez has overseen most of the unprecedentedly naked politicizationof DoJ's Civil Rights Division, as detailed in an exhaustive series of reports at PJ Media. In short, of 113 "career" (meaning supposedly apolitical) civil-service hires for the Civil Rights Division under Obama and (mostly) Perez, every one of those 113 weredemonstrably liberal activists. (The New York Times effectivelyconfirmed this report: "None of the new hires listed conservative organizations.") In fact, many of them hailed from backgrounds with outfits such as the "Intersex Society of North America," or wrote essays about "Genital Normalizing Surgery on Intersexed Infants," or fiercely advocated the "rights" of prisoners in Arizona to perform Hawaiian chants and rituals. Since Dec. 3, 2009, Perez has insisted on personally approving each of these new hires.
He has aggressively continued a series of lawsuits against various municipal police and fire departments to try to force them to jettison written tests for membership – including a suit against the heroic Fire Department of New York in which the Obama team has argued in favor of what amounts to strict racial quotas – at the expense of public safety. Amazingly enough, Perez actually arguedthat black firefighter applicants who fail 70 percent (!!!!) of the entrance exam still be admitted to the fire academy.
From what I hear, more on Perez, quite devastating, might be coming out as early as this afternoon.
Jim Treacher of The Daily Caller does a public service by compiling all the data points on the man who started the booing of Paul Ryan as the latter walked to Barack Obama's second inauguration.
Dan Freeman, a civil service (i.e. technically non-political) hire at the Department of Justice's Voting Rights section, said on his Facebook page that he "Just started the booing when Paul Ryan came out." Helpfully, Freeman gave his location as "United States Capitol."
Sleuthing by the blogosphere netted biographical nuggets like Freeman's involvement in the Yale Law Democrats, and internships for liberal activist groups. Among his responsibilities was undermining the Bush Administration's national security strategy by challenging the state secrets privilege in court. He also helped defend terrorists at Guantanamo Bay.
If you're wondering when Freeman had time to learn federal election law, he didn't. But at Eric Holder's Justice Department, the relevant experience was met checking all the liberal activist boxes.
And, thanks to civil service protection, Freeman will have his position for as long as he wants it, regardless of who becomes the Attorney General, or for that matter, President of the United States.
The Washington Times captures a revealing back-and-forth between an Obama Justice Department lawyer and a conservative D.C. Circuit appeals judge over whether the text of the Constitution or court precedent should decide when the President can make recess appointments:
"Once you remove yourself from the principles set forth in the Constitution — inter-session versus intra-session — you are adrift," said Judge Thomas B. Griffith.
He was joined in his pointed questioning by Chief Judge David B. Sentelle, who said the clause in the Constitution giving presidents recess appointment powers refers to "the recess," which he said suggests the one at the end of each year, not the breaks Congress regularly takes for holidays, weekends or other reasons.
If the court were to rule that way, it would upset the balance that has been maintained over decades, and would conflict with another appeals court's precedent — though that didn't bother Judge Sentelle.
"Forget about a century of precedent — go back to the Constitution," he told Beth Brinkmann, the Justice Department lawyer who argued the case for the Obama administration.
She warned that going that route would change the system of checks and balances fundamentally.
Sentelle sounds like my kind of judge. Let's hope this is the beginning of a trend.
With Fox News reporting that U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder will "stay around" for another year before stepping down, names are already circulating about his possible replacement.
Among those mentioned is Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick, the official told Fox News.
Other names being mention on Capitol Hill are Sen. Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota and Sen. Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut, a former state attorney general.
Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano's name also has been mentioned, a source told Fox News.
Of these, my bet would be on Deval Patrick. In his second term as Massachusetts' governor, he's probably looking for something else to do now that he's put Romneycare on the way to bankruptcy. Also, as a former Clinton era Department of Justice official, Patrick's resume checks the right box to lead DOJ.
Most importantly, would Patrick be worse than Holder? That's hard to imagine. In the Obama Administration, that's a potential improvement worth supporting; the sooner the better.
Lachlan Markay of the Heritage Foundation excerpts the top five findings of the Justice Department non-partisan Inspector General's Fast and Furious report:
1) The report singles out top Department of Justice officials for wrongdoing
2) The report appears to contradict sworn testimony by Attorney General Eric Holder
3) The report faults top Justice Department leadership with failing to adequately respond to the murder of an American border patrol agent
4) The White House refused to disclose any internal communications to the inspector general
5) The report fails to consider evidence that a top DOJ official knew the department misled Congress
The fallout has been swift. On the day the report was released Kenneth Melson, the former acting head of ATF – the DOJ bureau in charge of Fast and Furious – retired, while the DOJ's Jason Weinstein, Deputy Assistant Attorney General, resigned.
So far, Attorney General Eric Holder has escaped culpability for the gun-walking program that originated on his watch.
We'll see if congressional Republican investigators use the IG's report to close the books on Fast and Furious, or use the Obama White House's refusal to cooperate as proof that more sleuthing needs to be done.
John Fund tossed in this nugget when comparing America's scandal-plagued voting system with other countries:
Mexico — which just last week carried off a national election with a universal photo-ID requirement for voting — spends roughly 10 times more per capita on elections than the U.S. and has virtually eliminated charges of voter fraud or incompetence. We can vastly improve our system with much smaller investments. (Emphasis added)
I wonder how U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder would react if he knew this.
At CFIF, we've hammered Holder for equating photo-ID for voting with racism.
With his blessing, the Department of Justice denied photo-ID requirements passed in South Carolina and Texas on the grounds that they violate the 1965 Voting Rights Act, an Act ensuring minorities of their right to vote. By refusing to sign-off on the South Carolina and Texas laws, Holder's DOJ is saying the photo-ID laws are racist.
The fact that photo-ID laws have been supported by Jimmy Carter and upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court as "unquestionably relevant to the State's interest in protecting the integrity and reliability of the electoral process" are of no importance to Holder & Co.
America is a nation of "cowards" and racists, says the AG, so requiring photo-ID must be just another name for Jim Crow.
And yet here we have Mexico, a country familiar with historic racial tension amongst descendents of the Aztecs, Spanish settlers, and their offspring, conducting a free and fair election that peacefully transitioned power between political rivals.
Could it be that Mexico's photo-ID requirement – like South Carolina and Texas – had a purpose other than disenfranchising a racial minority?
Maybe the next time Holder gets blasted by the Mexican government for not informing them of Fast and Furious he can change the subject with some pointed questions about Mexico's racist photo-ID laws. I'm sure he'd get a fair hearing…
Today marks a dramatic turn in the Fast and Furious scandal with the Obama White House announcing this morning that the documents sought by House Republicans are protected from disclosure by executive privilege.
For the first time since news broke of the Department of Justice gun-walking fiasco, the President of the United States is claiming an interest in DOJ's internal deliberations about a program that purposefully armed Mexican drug cartels and ultimately allowed a drug runner to murder a U.S. Border Patrol agent.
In the short term, the president's announcement may make House Oversight Chairman Darrell Issa's contempt vote closer than it would have been, if some members decide that an executive privilege claim inoculates Holder from punishment. My guess is that Obama's announcement will embolden Republicans on the committee to go ahead with the contempt vote and give Democrats a talking point after they lose.
In the long term, today's executive privilege claim finally elevates Fast and Furious into a surefire campaign topic for the fall. As long as the scandal was defended as a policy decision gone bad – especially one that was until today linked to the previous Republican administration – it was unlikely that conservatives would make Fast and Furious into a campaign theme.
But now that's changed for two reasons. First, as of today DOJ has rescinded its claim that Bush's Attorney General Michael Mukasey knew about Fast and Furious, thus admitting that the idea and its consequences belong completely to the Obama administration. Second, Obama's claim of executive privilege means that he is now claiming ownership of the program.
I suspect that the documents being withheld would make the case for the resignation or impeachment of Eric Holder or another high-ranking DOJ official. Claiming executive privilege helps delay the reckoning, but it opens the door for Mitt Romney and others – most notably Issa and other congressional investigators – to ask White House officials directly – and President Obama indirectly – about the president's knowledge, involvement, and approval of Fast and Furious.
Game on.
Rep. Trey Gowdy (R-SC) explains on the House floor why his bill to cut $1 million from the Department of Justice's appropriation is justified in light of Attorney General Eric Holder's refusal to hand over documents related to the Fast and Furious scandal:
"For those watching at home, what would happen to them if they ignored a summons for jury duty? What would happen for them if they ignored a grand jury subpoena? What would happen if a committee of Congress demanded documents [from them] and they summarily refused to cooperate?"
Gowdy said that if any ordinary American citizen obstructed subpoenas the way Holder has, they "would be sanctioned, fined and probably jailed."
America is a nation of laws, not men. It reflects well on the House of Representatives that Gowdy's bill passed by voice vote, indicating it had lots of support.
H/T: The Daily Caller
In this week's Freedom Minute, CFIF's Renee Giachino discusses U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder's politically motivated campaign to block implementation of state Voter ID laws and how such laws are needed to secure the integrity of our elections.
Below is one of the latest cartoons from two-time Pulitzer Prize-winner Michael Ramirez.
View more of Michael Ramirez's cartoons on CFIF's website here.
Below is one of the latest cartoons from two-time Pulitzer Prize-winner Michael Ramirez.
View more of Michael Ramirez's cartoons on CFIF's website here.
In what Fox News calls "the first big break in what has been a unified front in the [Eric Holder's Justice Department's] defense of itself in the [Fast and Furious] gun-running scandal," the number two DOJ official in Arizona is claiming through his lawyer that Holder & Co. are making him the fall guy.
"Department of Justice officials have reported to the Committee that my client relayed inaccurate information to the Department upon which it relied in preparing its initial response to Congress. If, as you claim, Department officials have blamed my client, they have blamed him unfairly," the letter to Issa says.
Read the entire article here.
As an addendum to my column on Eric Holder's disastrous tenure as U.S. Attorney General, the AG was kind enough to deliver a speech on the Voting Rights Act in Austin, TX, Tuesday night. Though Holder castigated two Republican examples of voter fraud – both of which were swiftly remedied by the Justice Department – he (unsurprisingly) failed to mention any investigation into the well-documented voter fraud conducted by supporters of Tim Johnson (D-SD) and Al Franken (D-MN) during their successful bids for U.S. Senate.
Omissions aside, Holder made an all-too-typical argument: claiming for government the privilege of taking yet another activity away from otherwise responsible adults. Here's Holder's take:
All eligible citizens can and should be automatically registered to vote. The ability to vote is a right – it is not a privilege. Under our current system, many voters must follow cumbersome and needlessly complex voter registration rules. And every election season, state and local officials have to manually process a crush of new applications – most of them handwritten – leaving the system riddled with errors, and, too often, creating chaos at the polls.
Fortunately, modern technology provides a straightforward fix for these problems – if we have the political will to bring our election systems into the 21st century. It should be the government's responsibility to automatically register citizens to vote, by compiling – from databases that already exist – a list of all eligible residents in each jurisdiction. Of course, these lists would be used solely to administer elections – and would protect essential privacy rights.
So Holder thinks that overburdened, cash-strapped governments can extract accurate registration data while protecting each individual's privacy rights. (You trust, Big Sis, don't you?) He thinks that registering to vote and casting a ballot are so important that ordinary citizens can't be counted on to do the process themselves. And he believes, along with his liberal activist friends at the ACLU and ACORN, that the reason for low voter turnout after decades of federal approval of political map drawing, "public interest" lawsuits filling the court system, and Motor Voter laws that automatically register licensed drivers to vote is not enough government control over who votes and how often.
You've got to hand it to big government liberals like Holder: at least he's consistent.
The seriousness of Eric Holder's failings as U.S. Attorney General came to a well-deserved head yesterday during tough questioning before the Republican-controlled House Judiciary Committee. Though Quin has spotlighted several other kinds of abuses worthy of investigation by Congress, the Judiciary Committee's focus was on the growing number of lies and distortions given by Holder's Justice Department to congressional investigators about the Fast and Furious operation that let over 2,000 guns intentionally "walk" into the hands of Mexican drug cartels.
Under withering questions from Rep. James Sensenbrenner (R- WI) about what it means to lie to Congress, Holder tried to dodge:
Rep. Dan Lungren (R-CA) drew Holder's attention to internal emails showing anti-gun rights bureaucrats and political appointees speculating about using the failure of Fast and Furious fiasco as an after-the-fact reason to extend gun control regulations:
Most disturbingly, Holder acknowledged that no one in the Justice Department knows how many guns are actually out there, but that the repercussions will be felt "for years" in both the United States and Mexico.
For all his failures as Attorney General, the Fast and Furious scandal should be the one that brings Eric Holder's tenure to an abrupt end. President Barack Obama should clean house at the Justice Department over the Christmas break by firing Holder and those lieutenants involved in the serial lying to Congress. If not, House Republicans should explore impeachment proceedings against Holder.
As I said in my column this week, Holder's statements and actions amount to perjury and obstruction of justice. In his misleading testimony before Congress and in numerous refusals to share information that when shared was later acknowledged to be false, Holder has proven his reputation and career are too intertwined with Fast and Furious to make him an unbiased administrator searching for the truth. Most importantly, he's proven he won't tell the truth when asked under oath. If an everyday American must face consequences for perjury and obstruction of justice, so too should the Attorney General.
World Net Daily reports that a rediscovered C-SPAN video shows Eric Holder's deputy linking the un-stimulating Recovery Act to funding for Project Gunrunner, a sister program to ATF's Fast and Furious 'gun-walking' scheme to track guns sold to Mexican drug cartels.
Here's the money quote from Deputy Attorney General David Ogden:
"Attorney General Holder and I are taking several new and aggressive steps as part of the administration's comprehensive plan. Those steps include the following: DOJ's Drug Enforcement Administration, which already has the largest U.S. drug enforcement presence in Mexico with 11 offices in that country, is placing 16 new DEA positions in southwest border field positions .., uh, field operations, specifically to target Mexican trafficking and associated violence," he said.
"The DEA is also deploying four new mobile enforcement teams to specifically target Mexican methamphetamine trafficking both along the border and in U.S. cities impacted by the cartels," he continued.
"DOJ's bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives is increasing its efforts by adding 37 new employees and three new offices, using $10 million in Recovery Act funds and redeploying 100 personnel to the southwest border in the next 45 days to fortify its Project Gunrunner, which is aimed at disrupting arms trafficking between the United States and Mexico," he said. (Emphasis added)
The date of the press conference: March 24, 2009. That's fifteen months prior to the June 2010 memos that earlier this week showed Holder lying to Congress about when he was first aware of the ATF programs.
Holder has no credibility left. It's time to fire him, immediately.


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Researchers found that residents in the City by the Bay pay 195% above the U.S. average for housing, while Zillow calculates that the typical San Francisco home costs $762,200. That's up 16.3% over the past 12 months. (You can find some 1,600 Bay Area properties for sale at Zillow.com.)CCER also says San Francisco groceries cost 21.4% above the U.S. average, while health care runs 14.7% more than typical. Transportation is also 10.3% higher than normal -- but surprisingly, utilities cost 4.5% below the national average.
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While most soon-to-be divorced couples are busy lawyering up, liquidating assets and fighting over custody of children and china, these two are eating cake together. A Redditor posted this photo with the caption: "My soon-to-be ex-wife brought me a cake for my birthday today." I knew divorce cakes were a thing, but if you can laugh about your divorce cake then maybe a reconciliation is in order. This couple seems to evolved beyond all the contentious feelings that normally accompany the end of a relationship, which means that either the cake is poisoned or we have a lot to learn from them. Teach us your secret, oh great breakup gurus. [Reddit]
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March 2013 Posts from the Internet Marketing Blog
As March Goes Out Like a Lamb, Let's Review WordStream's Best of the Month
So, I've had a stressful couple of weeks, and we've entered the eye twitching stage of stress. It feels kind of like this:But it probably doesn't look like I'm trying to wink badly ... right? Guys?Anyway. Today marks the last weekday in March, which means it's time to review our top 10 blog posts of the month.
ICYMT (In case you missed them), check out the awesome:Dear eBay, Your Ads Don't Work Because They Suck – Far and away our most popular post this month – this year, actually! – in which Larry takes eBay to task for saying paid search doesn't work, when eBay has always been the laughing stock of the PPC community.How Google Makes Money from Mobile – This infographic illustrates Google's mobile play in terms of apps, advertising, devices and content – and we're ju... > Read more
The Mystery of Quality Score
Revisiting the Economics of Google Quality Score: Why QS Is Up to 200% More Valuable in 2013
Just over 4 years ago, Craig Danuloff at Click Equations wrote an article called "The Economics of Quality Score" that provided a simple model to determine the value of Google Quality Score in your AdWords account.We all know the value of Google's Quality Score in a high-level sense – Quality Score plays an important role in determining your Ad Rank, which is how Google determines the position in which your ad appears, which in turn determines the amount of exposure and clicks your ads will receive.
We also know that Quality Score plays a very important role in determining how much you're charged per click. A now famous video by Hal Varian, Google's Chief Economist, helped clarify this point – that your cost per click is calculated using the formula: Ad Rank of the ad below your... > Read more
The PPC Toolbox, Part 2: Competitive Research, Landing Page Creation, & Other Helpful Tools
Yesterday, I shared a number of different PPC tools that will help with building and tracking performance in your account. This time around, I have a few new tools and sites that will help you check some performance statistics of your competition and see how you compare to them. I am also sharing a few tools that I have found myself needing quite a bit when managing my accounts and working with various clients.
PPC Competitor AnalysisSpyFu: SpyFu allows you to do in-depth research on competitors and see what keywords they are bidding on, as well as ad history, average position, and potential daily spend ranges. Whether you want to do in-depth research on a specific competitor or to see everyone that's bidding on your top keywords, SpyFu lets you do it all. It offers a free version which a... > Read more
The PPC Toolbox, Part 1: Tracking, Bulk Editing, and Keyword Expansion
Like any good carpenter, as a PPC manager you need to have a number of tools available to you in order to get the job done and done right. Through the years, I have come to find a number of different PPC tools to help in a variety of different areas, from competitor analysis to setting up conversion and analytics tracking.
Here are some of my favorites!PPC Tools for Setting Up Analytfics and Conversion TrackingGoogle Analytics URL Builder: One of the most time exhausting tasks is setting up Bing in order to properly track it in Analytics – you have to go in and add the special coding to the ad (or even keyword) destination URLs. Google offers a simple tool that allows you to fill in a few fields and then spits out a full URL with Analytics codes added! Just change the destination URL to ... > Read more
'What Do Those Plus Signs Mean?' Modified Broad Match for Beginners
Almost every week a client asks me, "What do those plus signs mean?" and I am constantly reminded that even though this keyword match type is fairly common, there are still a lot of people who have no idea it exists.If you haven't caught on yet, this match type is known in AdWords as the Broad Match Modifier, but it is more commonly and widely known as simply Modified Broad.
People tend to shy away from using this match type because they don't understand what it means or how it works. It can also be a time-consuming task to add the plus signs to each of those keywords you want to switch, but in the long run, this match type can be a big help to your account.Essentially the idea is that whatever keyword you put the plus sign in front of is a "modifier" to the broad match keyword... > Read more
AdWords' Trick to Click Policy: Can You Use the Words 'Click Here' in Display Ads?
Recently I had a heated argument with one of our clients about using the word "click" in Google AdWords display banner ads. There are many questions about inappropriate language on Google AdWords, especially for banner or flash ads. Most advertisers take unnecessary precautions because they are worried that the design will be disapproved by the Google Policy Team.
Google prohibits advertisers from using the word "click" or "click here" as a call to action in text ads, which is clearly stated on the Google Policy Page under "Inappropriate language":The words "click" or "click here" could be easily replaced in these text ads by the words follow, see, check, find etc.However, as a Paid Search Strategist at WordStream, I receive a lot of questions when it comes to a ban... > Read more
Five Reasons to Bid on Branded Terms in PPC
Anyone who manages a PPC account is perpetually on the lookout for a "secret weapon" to boost their performance. As a Customer Success Rep at WordStream, I have consulted for (what feels like) almost every type of account imaginable. Usually, my suggestions differ based on each individual client, but there is one foolproof recommendation that benefits just about everyone: bid on your branded terms.
OK, I know it sounds crazy. You're probably thinking, why bother spending money on branded terms that are already triggering organic listings? (That's what eBay recently decided, but we're not sure their SEM managers are quite up to snuff...) Or you may be worried that paid search ads will cannibalize your organic traffic. However, Google has conducted studies that show this isn�... > Read more
Content Marketing vs. PR: What's the Difference?
I recently spoke with an analyst who had asked me how content marketing is different from traditional PR (public relations). I think this is a question that all marketers and SEOs are having to grapple with as SEO evolves. On the one hand, it's getting harder and harder to rank in the SERPs with low-quality content and spammy links, making real content marketing much more important; on the other hand, the value of the link as we know it is slowly being devalued relative to social currency and co-citation, which owe a lot to word of mouth and good PR.
So what's the difference between PR and content marketing? Is there any? The short answer is yes. Here are some thoughts on how these marketing strategies differ.Content Marketing & PR Evolved from Different TacticsI see content m... > Read more
Dear eBay, Your Ads Don't Work Because They Suck
Does Google AdWords work? There's a story making the news this week about how eBay supposedly wasn't able to make paid search work for them so they stopped using Google AdWords. Ray Fisman, who wrote up the study for Harvard Business Review, said "Their findings suggest that many paid ads generate virtually no increase in sales, and even for ones that do, the sales benefits are far eclipsed by the cost of the ads themselves.
"I couldn't help but laugh when I read this, and I'm sure many of you did as well, because it's pretty well-known within the search engine marketing community that eBay is the butt of many jokes when it comes to adopting advertising best practices.eBay is probably the world's biggest abuser of an ad writing tactic in AdWords known as Dynamic Keywor... > Read more
Why Your Click-Through Rates Suck
"Awesome! I have 300,000 impressions …. why is my CTR so low?"OK, the title of this post is a little harsh, but the importance of click-through rates to CPC campaigns has been well documented. So take a second and look at your account. Do you see that you have thousands of impressions and a few clicks with great conversion rates? I can assure you that you are not alone.
There are a few things you can do that can help you turn that frown upside down. :DSeparate Search vs. DisplayThe first thing I always look for when diagnosing why a campaign has a low CTR is network targeting. It is always a best practice to separate your campaigns by network. That means having one campaign set to search (and search partners) while having another set to target only display. I won't go into detail o... > Read more
Five Big Ongoing/Upcoming Shifts in Paid Search for 2013
As a paid search account manager, you try to stay as ahead of the curve as much as possible. For full-time account managers, the fast-paced environment of paid search can be exciting, but for many people it can be exhausting trying to keep up. That being said, I wanted to share with you what I believe are five big upcoming changes in paid search in the upcoming year.
Shopping FeedsGoogle Shopping, originally known as Froogle, has taken on many updates since its inception in 2002, when Google began allowing e-commerce advertisers to link their database of inventory in an online marketplace alongside other advertisers. Froogle's rise was swift as it was the first major comparison shopping network to offer placement for free. Froogle's growth continued alongside Google AdWords until ... > Read more
Keep it Simple, Stupid Part 2: Simplifying PPC Management for Multiple Accounts
Recently Randi talked about the importance of keeping your landing pages clean and simple. She opened with a quote from her geometry teacher.I guess everyone had a high school teacher whose favorite motto was KISS, because one day in sophomore biology Mr. Burton stopped the class after not getting the answer he wanted from five consecutive students and decided to lecture us on keeping it simple.
Now, I don't really remember what we spoke about that day—or much biology for that matter—but after he repeatedly drilled "Keep it simple (stupid)" into our heads, it has remained a staple in all aspects of everything I do—especially paid search.Simplifying Day-to-Day PPC Task ManagementThe first thing I do every day is prioritize my task list. Whether you're managing multiple account... > Read more
#Bashtag: Avoiding User Outcry in Social Media
It wasn't the first corporate blunder in social media, but it was one of the scariest (or funniest, depending on how you look at it). In January of 2012, McDonalds created the Twitter hashtag #McDStories, inviting followers to "meet some of the hard-working people dedicated to providing McDs with quality food every day.
"Rather than embracing the positive personal stories the restaurant was trying to promote, Twitter users came up with their own stories—and they weren't so nice.While social media gives your company the chance to promote itself, as well as an outlet to give customers extra information, the downside is that users can easily turn against you like the situation with this McDonalds "bashtag."With some self-awareness and a willingness to care about your followers ra... > Read more
Google for Mobile: How Google Makes Money from Mobile
The mobile search market is experiencing out-of-control growth. Mobile searches have increased 200% year over year in 2012, and it's predicted that within the next year, mobile will become the primary way people access Google's services. But despite early reports, Google isn't doomed from a sudden shift to mobile.
Far from it – the opposite in fact! Google has managed to transform itself into a "mobile first" company. Currently, the majority of Google's $8B run-rate mobile revenue derives from advertising (excluding Motorola). That's why the company is totally restructuring the way its pay-per-click advertising platform, AdWords, works – Google wants more businesses advertising on mobile, so it's making mobile PPC radically simpler with the introduction of enhanced campa... > Read more
3 Reasons Your Keyword Has a Low Quality Score
When Larry Page and Sergey Brin first launched the Google search engine in January of 1996, no one, including the creators, realized the gold mine that they had just designed. By May 2011, Google had surpassed 1 billion unique visitors per month and had expanded to much more than just a search engine.
Now with Google+, Gmail, Maps, Drive, Chrome, Shopping, News, YouTube and perhaps a self-operating automobile in the near future, Google has revolutionized the internet and, whether we like it or not, our lives as well.Despite of the impact that Google has had on both our professional and personal lives, operating and understanding their advertising system can be a frustrating and tiresome process. As a Customer Success Specialist here at WordStream I get all sorts of questions; however the m... > Read more
Be Certifiably Awesome at Paid Search – Tips on Getting AdWords Certified
I swore I'd never study for anything ever again once I graduated college. That was until I started a career working in paid search. Until I got into the field, I had no idea what paid search even was. And I certainly didn't think it was anything I'd ever understand. What is PPC? What is AdWords? I refuse to learn!However, being in a particular field requires expertise, of which I had none.
My only option was to shake off the cobwebs and put my studying hat back on. But where to start? Sure, I could do some research on my own, maybe pick up a pointer here or there. That didn't seem sufficient enough, especially if I was planning to make a career in this field. I thought that I would need a source of substantial information, and where better to turn to than Google AdWords itsel... > Read more
AdWords Targets Mobile App Market with New Mobile App Promotion Ad Format
Google has rolled out a new ad App Promotion Ad that allows users to download your app from iTunes or the Google Play Store, adding to their already impressive line-up of mobile innovations.They've also rolled out a new mobile app promotion ad template for advertisers to easily create the new App Promotion ads.
The New App promotion ads are like the next version of click-to-download ads which have existed for several years now.The new App Promotion Ads are only available if you've upgraded to enhanced campaigns. Google recommends that advertisers create new new app promotion ads to replace the older, existing click-to-download ads, in order to take advantage of new built-in, smarter ad-targeting capabilities of the App Promotion Ad.Both the new ad-creation template and upgraded click-to-d... > Read more
February's Greatest Hits: WordStream's Best of the Month
It's that time again! Meaning, the rent is due. Also, February is over, Daylight Saving Time and Spring at large approacheth. As we bid Feb adieu, do take a look at our very best blog posts of the month:AdWords Enhanced Campaigns: Google Announces Big Changes to Mobile Ad Campaign Management – Learn all about the AdWords' new Enhanced Campaigns, probably the single biggest change to AdWords in the past five years.
This shift will completely change the way you do mobile advertising – making it much easier for smaller advertisers.New Google AdWords Offer Extensions Integrate Discount Offers with Search – Google has also launched a new ad extension type that allows you to place special offers in your text ads. This post explains how they make ROI more measurable and why they�... > Read more


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Generation Kill
By Evan WrightBerkeley
With the Old Breed
By E. B. SledgePresidio
Helmet for My Pillow
By Robert LeckieBantam
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After years of treating the Greatest Generation with reverence, years in which late-life oral testimonies have established that generation's quietly reflective bearing, it's a jolt to read, say, James Jones's From Here to Eternity, and find the heroes of World War II portrayed so anti-heroically, much the way veterans of our later wars have more typically been portrayed. Near the end of that work, Jones—a Pearl Harbor and Guadalcanal veteran—has Private Robert E. Lee Prewitt holed up at his prostitute girlfriend's Honolulu rental on December 7, 1941, AWOL after shivving a noncommissioned officer. In the midst of a days-long bender financed by his girlfriend, Prewitt has slept through the Japanese attack, waking up only to hear the radio reports, blame those "dirty German bastards," and resume drinking. Violating curfew, he later attempts to sneak back to his unit and is shot dead by friendly fire.
Meanwhile, his comrades have mobilized for the beach, fearing invasion:
Going through the back streets of town, all along the route, men, women and children stood on porches fences cartops and roofs and cheered them roundly. They waved Winnie Churchill's V for Victory sign at them, and held their thumbs up in the air. Young girls threw them kisses. Mothers of young girls, with tears in their eyes, urged their daughters to throw them more kisses.
The troops, looking wistfully at all this ripe young stuff running around loose that they could not get into, and remembering the old days when civilian girls were not allowed—and did not desire—to speak to soldiers on the street in broad daylight let alone at night in a bar, gave them back the old one-finger salute of the clenched fist jabbing the stiff middle finger into the air.
Given their experiences, Jones and other author-veterans (Mailer, Vonnegut, Heller) had little problem striking disrespectful tones. But at least since Tom Brokaw's Greatest Generation project, there has been a general reticence to address the socially disfiguring aspects of that conflict. The 1998 smash movie Saving Private Ryan and HBO's subsequent Band of Brothers (which between them garnered an army's worth of Oscars, Emmys, and Golden Globes) did take a hideous leap forward in portraying physical disfigurement. But despite the depictions of bodily harm, which served partly to amplify the heroic strains, these works were still notably protective of their characters' dignity. The leads were allowed to be most heavyhearted—say, after having to take out a foe whose humanity was briefly glimpsed—but hard-heartedness was kept generally to the casting margins, or acknowledged under the cover of exigency.
HBO has now released its highly anticipated miniseries The Pacific, a dramatization of our war with Japan, produced by much the same group that brought out Ryan and Band of Brothers (DreamWorks Studios, Steven Spielberg, Tom Hanks) and based chiefly on memoirs by two marines, Robert Leckie and Eugene Sledge, who fought and suffered in that conflict. Leckie's colorful Helmet for My Pillow recounts his training and his deployments to Guadalcanal, New Britain, and Peleliu, with some ribaldry in Melbourne tossed in, whereas Sledge's With the Old Breed narrates in perfect measure his descent into the horrors of Peleliu and Okinawa, and stands comparison with the battlefield memoirs of Siegfried Sassoon and Philip Caputo. Sledge's work alone makes The Pacific better than Band of Brothers, and the story line drawn from it is the best and most meticulous part of The Pacific. (A third story line, involving the Medal of Honor winner John Basilone, is less nuanced than the other two, probably for lack of such thoughtful source material.) Any firsthand account of our fight with Japan—an often hole-by-hole war of extermination—will be intensely raw at times, and Leckie's and Sledge's books are no exception, yet the filmmakers, while skillfully tending to such difficult material, have once again taken care to shore up the dignity and pathos of the protagonists, in ways not reflected in the texts themselves, and in ways that should have been judged unnecessary for capturing viewer sympathy.
Video: Jon Zobenica comments on three scenes from HBO's The Pacific
The Pacific finds Sledge in December of 41 looking crestfallen, having just been forbidden from enlisting by his physician father, who's detected a murmur in Gene's heart; and it shows Leckie, a new recruit, stopping at church to light a votive candle. Within a year, Leckie is facing his first banzai charge on Guadalcanal, a discomposing event with an aftermath every bit as ghastly, as The Pacific shows. Having isolated a straggling Japanese soldier, Leckie's fellow marines, now fully wired for sadism, relieve the previous night's terror with some jeering target practice, nibbling at the enemy soldier with nonfatal rifle rounds while the man pleads for death. To the chagrin of his buddies, Leckie draws his sidearm and issues a coup de grâce. When he and some fellow survivors are finally pulled off the line, they're told by a slightly awed Navy cook that the press back home is filled with their exploits on Guadalcanal, that they're national heroes—a concept that seems to strike these weary men as confusing, like an unexpected civilian frippery they barely have the energy to process. There's no heroism like unbidden heroism.
Reading Sledge's and Leckie's memoirs, one finds slightly different tales. Making no mention of church, Leckie flatly informs us on page one that as he left for boot camp he was nursing a tenderness in his crotch, having just had the circumcision required by the Marine Corps. Such was his fierce resolve and the tone of his remembrance. The morning after the banzai charge, he does shoot an isolated Japanese soldier, one who's fleeing back into the jungle under a hail of businesslike fire from numerous marines, but mercy is not a consideration. With the intention of looting enemy corpses, he then crosses a nearby stream, but is repelled by flies and putrefaction after snatching only a few items. The Pacific's shifting of depravity from a major character onto minor characters in this instance is akin to employing the passive voice, a way of confronting wretchedness while adeptly furthering the audience's partiality for Leckie. As for stateside coverage of the Guadalcanal campaign, Leckie and some friends speculate at length about it while still on the island, wondering if they're famous and even dreaming of being feted with a parade in New York City. When later informed by a serviceman that in fact they're heroes, they have to quickly turn away lest he see their grateful tears—hardly the gruff reaction portrayed in The Pacific.
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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- The 2010 outlook for U.S. based coal producers James River Coal (JRCC) and Walter Energy (WLT) has improved to a positive undertone over other U.S. based coal producers, lifted by factors such as robust company outlook, comparison multiples and recent stock performance.
James River Coal mines, processes and sells bituminous, steam and industrial-grade coal through six operating subsidiaries located throughout eastern Kentucky and in southern Indiana. Walter Energy is a producer and exporter of metallurgical coal for the world steel industry and also produces steam coal, metallurgical coke and other related products.
Currently, James River and Walter Energy have attractive EV to EBITDA ratios of 3.19, and 4.59 respectively over Peabody Energy's (BTU) 6.42, Consol Energy's (CNX) 4.66, and Alpha Natural Resources' (ANR), 4.64.
James River CoalAs on March 31, 2010, the company has $153.1 million of cash accounting for 21.9% of the total assets, the percentage among the highest in the metals and mining sector. Essentially, this substantial liquidity balance will likely drive growth opportunities for the company. James River leads major coal producers with a return-on-equity of 43.2% for the past 12 months, in comparison to Consol Energy's 33.2%, Walter Energy's 30.8, and Peabody's 13.1%. Commenting on the first quarter results, Chairman and CEO Peter Socha said "With regard to the coal markets, we are beginning to see clear signs of a recovery from recession levels. We will continue to be patient with our contracting strategy. We believe that James River Coal Company is well positioned for a sustained period of profitability." Capitalizing on the current market environment, the company is expected to report earnings of $2.81 per share during 2010, in comparison to the earnings of $1.85 per share for 2009. Currently, the stock has seven buy, three hold and no sell ratings, according to TheStreet's Analyst ratings guide. Walter Energy The company reported a strong first quarter as the recovery in both the domestic and international steel industries was the positive catalyst that increased the demand for coking coal. The company has settled coking coal contracts totaling 1.7 million tons with prices at around $235 a ton for the six-month period beginning April 1. "Looking forward, Walter Energy expects to generate increased earnings for the second quarter following our recent coking coal settlements," said the company's interim CEO Joe Leonard on April 28.
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Korecki's book: Jesse Jackson Jr. offered to arrange Blagojevich a pardon from Obama
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Rod Blagojevich once promised to bring reform to Illinois politics. The former governor now lives in a federal prison in Colorado, serving out his sentence for political corruption.
Chicago Sun-Times reporter Natasha Korecki followed every step of Blagojevich's downfall.
She details his demise in a new book — Only in Chicago: How the Rod Blagojevich Scandal Engulfed Illinois; Embroiled Barack Obama, Rahm Emanuel, and Jesse Jackson, Jr.; and Enthralled the Nation.
The book raises the question of whether Jesse Jackson Jr., the congressman son of the famed civil rights leader, plotted to arrange a pardon for Blagojevich from President Barack Obama.
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It was the fall of 2008 and the highest law enforcement agent in the country headed to the Windy City. Sensitive wiretaps were up and FBI agents were covertly recording what could turn out to be a spectacular public corruption case. Chicago agents were working lengthy shifts, monitoring bugs and wired phones.
FBI Director Robert Mueller wanted to hear some of the tech cuts himself. Walking past piles of papers heaped on the desk of Robert Grant, Chicago FBI special agent in charge, in his near West Side office, Mueller settled in. He asked his bodyguards to leave the room. With only Mueller, Grant and top FBI supervisor Pete Cullen left, the tapes rolled. Mueller, who has overseen numerous terrorism and corruption cases at the bureau, listened to the conversations for the first time.
He stopped and looked up. Who was dropping all those f-bombs? he asked.
That's the governor, he was told.
Mueller shook his head.
"Only in Chicago."
More than an hour after U.S. Attorney Patrick Fitzgerald's news conference, the Dirksen Federal Courtroom still teemed with reporters who packed into benches and into an empty jury box. They looked over the courtroom, trying to find a recognizable defense lawyer. Which high-profile attorney would handle this one? No one looked familiar . . .
Where was the governor?
Reporters whispered to each other. He wasn't in the room. Then, in a surreal moment to many of those who had spent nearly seven months covering the trial of George Ryan, a side door of the courtroom leading to the prisoner holding area opened.
In came a different governor of Illinois.
Biting his lower lip, the bushy-headed Blagojevich quietly entered the courtroom without a smile. Wearing a tracksuit, he looked awkward in the formal setting of the wood-paneled room crowded with dark business suits.
. . . Reporters waited for Blagojevich to exit the courthouse, but he was allowed to leave through a secure entrance. He was still a sitting politician and with the governorship came a perk —he had his own security team from the Illinois State Police. In an increasingly volatile political climate, officials with the State Police were among the few who Blagojevich still trusted.
On the day of his arrest, court security deferred to the governor's detail and allowed a backdoor departure from the building. Blagojevich made no public statements. He rode out of the courthouse's basement in the back seat of a car driven by the State Police. A Sun-Times photographer was in the right spot to get a shot of the solemn-faced governor. Blagojevich was sunken in the back seat of the car, next to a window. That photo covered the entirety of the newspaper's front page the next day. The headline: Shame
Raghu Nayak and his attorney, a former federal prosecutor named Thomas K. McQueen, were meeting with agents in a downtown office.
In that meeting, Nayak told authorities a dramatically different story. He said he approached the governor's brother, Robert, at Jesse Jackson Jr.'s direction, on October 31, 2008, with a multimillion-dollar offer for the Senate seat.
The story went back to an October 8, 2008, visit to Washington D.C., where Nayak had gone for a special signing of the U.S.-India Nuclear Cooperation Act at the White House. Nayak was a backer of this effort aimed at bringing electricity to rural India.
Before heading to the White House, though, he went to Jackson's Washington D.C. home. Jackson called a limo to pick up the two for lunch, according to Nayak. Jackson wanted to go to the Cheesecake Factory. It was at this lunch when Nayak said Jackson started talking about the Senate seat. Nayak described Jackson as aggressive and power-hungry, talking about how easily he could raise campaign money if he were a U.S. senator.
He then made a proposal, according to Nayak: Jackson told Nayak to tell Blagojevich that if he named Jackson to the Senate seat, the Indian community in Chicago would raise $1 million for him. And, once Jackson was named to the Senate, he would raise another $5 million for Blagojevich.
We can't raise that, Nayak said he told Jackson. It didn't matter, Jackson told Nayak; tell Blagojevich that anyway.
But there was more to Jackson's proposal. Jackson told Nayak to tell Blagojevich that the two of them could run on the same ticket in the next election, in 2010, and that Jackson would make sure that the Rev. James Meeks — who could potentially divide the black vote — didn't challenge Blagojevich in the gubernatorial race.
Jackson also spoke of President Obama, according to Nayak. He told Nayak that he and Obama were close and that Obama would be willing to help Jackson. If it came to it, Jackson told Nayak he would leverage his friendship with Obama to get a pardon for Blagojevich, according to Nayak.
Jackson's limo driver took Nayak directly to the White House, where the congressman and Nayak posed together for a picture in front of the White House gates. Nayak gave the feds a copy of the picture, and it would later be entered into evidence.


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Hyderabad: The Chief Minister Mr. N Kiran Kumar Reddy has said that the government has initiated several steps to computerise all land records in the state. Addressing an international conference on 'Paralegal models to resolve land problems of the poor and tribals in India' at Nalsar University, Shamirpet on Saturday, he said that the state is pioneer in land ceiling. Around 55 lakh acres of land have been given to the poor in the state which can be used by the beneficiaries for cultivation. The state government has taken steps for levelling and developing of 30 lakh acres in these 55 lakh acres.
The Chief Minister also said that the government has launched a massive program ' Indira Jala Prabha ' to benefit six lakh below poverty line SC and ST families on October 2nd, the birth anniversary of Father of Nation Mahatma Gandhi. As part of the scheme the government will provide irrigation facility, drip irrigation and dig bore wells in ten lakh acres belonging to BPL families of SC and ST communities to provide a permanent solution to their livelihood problem. The Chief Minister said that government is launching a pilot project in Chittoor, Khammam and Krishna districts where all the certificates are issued online to the beneficiaries within 15 minutes.
Minimum level of corruption is involved. Steps are being taken to ensure that all the records are having clear title and transactions are clean. Speaking on the occasion, Union Minister for Rural Development, Drinking water and sanitation Shri Jairam Ramesh applauded the Andhra Pradesh government for having a progressive Relief and Rehabilitation package for project affected families and displaced persons. He also appreciated the efforts taken by the Singareni Collieries for environmental management. He said para legal centres will be set up in each of the 60 left wing extremist affected districts in the country. Steps will be taken to solve the land related issues with the help of the para legal centres, the minister added. Minister for Revenue, Relief, Rehabilitation Shri N Raghuveera Reddy said that the government has distributed seven lakh acres land in five phases to the poor.
Computerisation of all land records has been taken up in the state. The government has launched a series of IT initiatives with a human face. The government has also brought in a act which will enable the licenced cultivators to access loans from the banks. Andhra Pradesh State Director, of Rural Development Institute Shri Sunil Kumar, Prof Madhabhushi Sridhar and Vice Chancellor of NALSAR Prof Veer Singh attended the conference.
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Actually, the TWolves were supposed to lose 5 1st round picks in a row but then the commish gave them 2 back. So they're supposed to lose the 2001, 2002, and 2004 pick from the Joe Smith scandal.
I'm pissed cuz I wanted Dalembert!!! Lol
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Actually, the TWolves were supposed to lose 5 1st round picks in a row but then the commish gave them 2 back. So they're supposed to lose the 2001, 2002, and 2004 pick from the Joe Smith scandal.
Emeka Okafor - Joe Smith - Carmelo Anthony - Manu Ginobili - Jason Williams
Al Jefferson - James Posey - Aaron McKie - Shaun Livingston
we would also have to kill off any players who died during these years, etc. We would have to force the Hornets to play in different arenas during hurricane katrina as well.
Luckily this is a NBA reboot of the league, and not the real league. Maybe Katrina won't even happen in this alternate reality.
NolaHornet, check ur PM
We can trade draft rights of a player right? Say I drafted Gerald Wallace... and someone wanted him. I could trade him (since he hasn't signed and it hasn't been processed in the game)... right? Could you trade the draft rights to that player multiple times (like I trade him to Team B and Team B turns and trades him to Team C)
I really hope the Nuggets owner likes Dalambert. It's my fault his pick got simmed.
If he doesn't he can message me... lol
Maybe you should try and get every person in the draft.
Bysta not gonna be happy about that!
Sixers Waive Darryl Watkins
PHILADELPHIA, PA. – JULY 16, 2012 – The Philadelphia 76ers announced today that they have waived center Darryl Watkins. He was acquired by the Sixers in a three-team trade last Wednesday.
The Sixers obtained Watkins from New Orleans and forward Dorell Wright from Golden State while sending the rights to Edin Bavcic to the Hornets, who also traded Jarrett Jack to the Warriors.
In 14 career games across two seasons with Sacramento and New Orleans, Watkins has averaged 2.5 points and 2.8 rebounds in 12.0 minutes per game.
Yeah, it's not like he got stuck with some crappy player. I just hate that I pretty much killed his other options.
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) – The Sacramento Kings have signed point guard Aaron Brooks.
The Kings also waived center Hassan Whiteside on Monday to clear space for Brooks. Phoenix withdrew its qualifying offer to Brooks on July 7, making him an unrestricted free agent.
Brooks was acquired from Houston at the 2011 trade deadline and appeared in 25 games with the Suns, averaging 9.6 points and 4.2 assists in 18.9 minutes. He played in China last season.
Terms of the deal were not announced.
Sacramento drafted Whiteside 33rd overall in 2010 as a freshman out of Marshall. The 7-footer averaged 1.5 points and 2.1 rebounds in 19 games with the Kings over two seasons. He played in just one game his rookie year after tearing a tendon in his left knee in training camp.
I'm gunna give bustahyndes some time to respond to the message I sent him.
Sorry for the wait time... seeing if there's anyone he wants at 13 that he wouldn't mind trading Dalembert for
When can we expect an update on the index? I can't figure out if I'm over or under the cap, and by how much, thanks
Yeah, that would be awesome... can we take this as a hiatus to update the index?
I honestly dont know who's on who's team.
yeah its pretty confusing right now tried to make some trade and they dont even have the player any more lol
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134. Mr. G. Murphy asked the Minister for Justice, Equality and Law Reform the position regarding funding for services for a foundation (details supplied) in County Cork; when announcements will be made regarding these [1650] grants; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [16787/05]
Mr. McDowell Mr. McDowell
Mr. McDowell: I understand that an application for capital grant assistance under the Equal Opportunities Childcare Programme 2000-2006, EOCP, was submitted by the group in question to my Department in September 2004. The EOCP is a seven year development programme which aims to increase the availability and quality of child care to support parents in employment, education and training.
This application has been forwarded to Area Development Management limited, ADM, which is engaged by my Department to carry out detailed assessments on all EOCP grant applications on my behalf. As the Deputy may be aware, each application for funding undergoes a thorough assessment by ADM to ensure it meets the criteria for funding under the EOCP. I understand from inquiries I have made that ADM has been in dialogue with the group in question and is awaiting additional information from the group in order to advance the assessment process.
When the assessment on the project in question is completed, the application will then be considered by the EOCP appraisal committee, chaired by my Department, before I make a final decision. The group will be informed of the outcome in due course.
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