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Keyword research: How to run an AdWords campaign
In this mini-series, I will be talking about running a Google AdWords campaign. I will cover quite a bit of detail about keyword research, writing ad text, creating landing pages, maintaining your campaign, and reporting and metrics.
A crucial part of running an AdWords campaign is selecting relevant and profitable keywords. The wrong keywords can suck away your budget faster than you can say, "No, Google!" leaving you with absolutely nothing in return.
Finding keywords for use in AdWords
There are plenty of places to look for keywords to advertise on. I'll outline a few ideas.
Option #1: Google AdWords Keyword Tool
Google offers a free keyword tool to help you figure out what searchers are entering into the search box. The tool will give you a ballpark on how popular a given term is and how many other advertisers are bidding on that term.
Here's a quick tutorial on how to use it.
- First, enter a few ideas on terms that you'd like to advertise on.
- The tool will whirl and bang and return you a sleuth of useful data:
Notice columns for Advertiser Competition and Search Volume. These columns will give you an idea about how competitive a term is and how many searchers out there are typing the term in. The more competitive the term, the higher you'll need to bid to get good placement.
- Just above the list of terms is a drop-down menu called Match Type. This is where you choose what kind of keyword match that you would like. See the section on Entering Keywords into the System below to get a better understanding of what these match types mean.
- You can then click the Add button for each keyword that you're interested in. This will add the keyword to a list on the right side of the screen. I like to call this my "keyword shopping cart." You're just building a list at this point.
- After adding the keywords to the list, you can either instruct AdWords to build a new campaign with these selections, or you can export the list to a number of file formats like a text file or spreadsheet.
- Blam! Wash, rinse, and repeat. Then you're done with this tool.
A note about the AdWords Keyword Tool. At first, you may admire Google for sharing so much data with you. But beware. There's always a hidden motivation behind free data and services. There's a great possibility that these keywords make Google the most money, but they don't necessarily have your best interests in mind.
Option #2: Keyword Discovery
Another tool that I enjoy using for keyword research is Trellian's Keyword Discovery. There's something comforting about going to a 3rd party to get keyword data. The only downside is that it's not free, but there is a free trial if you want to see if the tool works for your business.
Here's how to get some good keyword data for our marble toilets campaign.
- After signing in, click the Projects link in the top navigation.
- This is where you'll create a "keyword shopping cart" to store any keywords that you may find for your AdWords campaign. Add a new project and give it a name.
- Next, click the Research link in the top navigation.
- You'll now be at a screen with a search box. Go ahead and enter a keyword idea into the search box. Next, in the Database drop-down, choose Historical Global. With an AdWords campaign, we want as many keywords as possible and don't care as much about quality of keyword data. Also, choose 100 for Results per page.
- When you run the search, you'll get back data that Keyword Discovery has containing the words that you entered into the search box.
Select keywords that you're interested in and click the Add button at the bottom of the list. If there's more than 1 page, be sure to see what's on the other pages. Ignore the number of searches in the Searches column. It's irrelevant for this activity.
- Be sure to run the search several times for different combinations of words, as well as their plural and singular forms. This tool is quite a bit more strict than Google's keyword research tool.
- When you've added a sufficient number of keywords to your list, click the Projects link in the top navigation again.
- Click your project name.
- A sample list of the keywords that you selected will appear to the right. At the bottom of the list is a series of icons. If you click the little icon that looks like 2 documents (which says Export Keywords when you hover over it), you can export your keywords to a number of formats, including Excel.
There you have it for Keyword Discovery. Like the Google tool, Keyword Discovery isn't perfect. But sometimes it can give you really great ideas. The database tends not to be too reliable if you're researching a current or timely topic, but sometimes its sheer gold.
Option #3: Analytics data
Try looking through your web analytics data for keyword ideas.
If you don't have web analytics set up, there are a lot of free options like Google Analytics and Microsoft adCenter Analytics.
Option #4: Your noggin
Don't be afraid to use your imagination to come up with keyword ideas. Just because the keyword doesn't appear in a database doesn't mean it's a bad idea!
Also see what keywords your competitors are using. Try out a thesaurus. Meditate. Whatever it takes.
Remember, if a keyword isn't popular, it doesn't cost you anything. You only pay when someone runs the search and clicks your ad. Unpopular keyword ideas don't cost you a dime most of the time.
Organizing your keywords
After composing a list of keywords, try to split them into themes that share common words. Later when we create ads and landing pages, this step will pay off big time.
Let's say that I have this list of keywords for my campaign:
- marble toilets
- smooth granite toilet
- stone toilets
- stone toilet
- marble toilet
- granite toilets
- granite toilet
- smooth marble toilets
- smooth toilet marble
- smooth marble toilet
I could potentially sort my list into these themes:
- Stone Toilets
- Marble Toilets
- Granite Toilets
For those of you who prefer Excel, try creating tabs for each theme and pasting the keywords into the appropriate tabs. If you end up with some stragglers that don't fit in, consider trashing them.
When it comes to creating my campaign, I'll be able to tell stories for each of these themes. The more that we can make the searcher feel like we have what they're looking for, the better.
Entering keywords into the system
This is where you need to be careful. When you enter your keywords into AdWords, you have different matching options:
Broad Match
Example: marble toilets
By just entering the keyword in, you're telling Google to match your phrase (marble toilets) as well as any additional words before or after the phrase.
On top of that, you're telling Google, "Hey, man! Go ahead and match any other searches that you think are related to "marble toilets" as well."You need to be careful about this. Don't be surprised if Google starts matching phrases like "glass toilets" and "bathroom cabinets" as well. Anything they can do to show your ad more often and collect your cash.
Phrase Match
Example: "marble toilets"
When you enter the keyword surrounded with quotation marks, you're telling Google to match your phrase (marble toilets) and any additional words before or after the phrase. In this case, Google won't match you to any other related searches, so you lose a little bit of reach.
Exact Match
Example: [marble toilets]
Entering the keyword in [square brackets] tells Google, "Whoa buddy! Match this phrase. These words, in this exact order. And no funny stuff! Don't match any other phrases." While this option gives you the most control, you do lose a lot of reach. After all, you can't guess every single phrase that anyone's ever going to type in.
If you're on a tight budget or want to start small, I recommend entering in a few exact match phrases and seeing what happens after a day or 2.
Final keyword research tips
Google AdWords is an auction service. This means that you'll be bidding against competitors for prime space. You'll also be battling competitors to be more relevant for the searches. (Google wants its ads to feel like search results as much as possible so that users still find what they're looking for.)
How do you win at this game? You'll be setting a daily or monthly budget. Once you run out of money for the day, Google stops showing your ads.
With that in mind, you'll want to find keywords that don't cost much per click. There are still opportunities out there that aren't being exploited by any of your competitors. When no one's bidding on a keyword, you can get away with pay cents per click.
If you only target competitive keywords, you'll either lose to the noise of your competitors or blow through your budget quickly.
What sucks is that you don't really know until you try. But a little creativity can go a long way. Don't be afraid to get specific with keywords like [white swirl marble toilets]. Don't be afraid to try misspellings. These searches may not yield boatloads of traffic, but they are cheap. And you have what the user is looking for when they do run the search.
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The Explore blog brings you exciting, informative, and inspiring wildlife conservation features, zoo and aquarium stories, and profiles. Be sure to visit http:// http://wildexplorer.org to get your wild animal fix!
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Every year, over 20 million seahorses are taken from their habitats to be used for medicinal and commercial use. This past weekend, the John G. Shedd Aquarium hosted âœThe Husbandry, Management and Conservation of Syngnathidsâ to discuss the latest in seahorse husbandry, research, and ongoing field conservation initiatives. The Association of Zoos and Aquariums explores this story on its Explore blog.
Experts at this international conference include leaders in science, conservation and research from the Zoological Society of London, Monterey Bay Aquarium, and Project Seahorse. The collaborative partnership between Shedd Aquarium and Project Seahorse, which began in 1998, has yielded many achievements in the conservation of seahorses and their habitat, including the creation of the first seahorse husbandry manual â" the guiding reference for numerous other public aquariums around the world.
The Explore blog brings you exciting, informative, and inspiring wildlife conservation features, zoo and aquarium stories, and profiles. Be sure to visit http://wildexplorer.org to get your wild animal fix!
Founded in 1924, the Association of Zoos and Aquariums is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the advancement of zoos and aquariums in the areas of conservation, education, science, and recreation. Look for the AZA logo whenever you visit a zoo or aquarium as your assurance that you are supporting a facility dedicated to providing excellent care for animals, a great experience for you, and a better future for all living things. The AZA is a leader in global wildlife conservation, and your link to helping animals in their native habitats. To learn more visit http://www.aza.org.
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Mack Maine ft Mister F.A.B. - Man Cry
Artist: Mack Maine
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After his Lil' Wayne collaboration, Throw It Back, received a favorable response from our members (charting for the third straight week, currently at #4 on our Underground Chart), Mack Maine decided to toss us another brand new record. Set for inclusion on his forthcoming This Is Just a Mixtape, dropping later this month, Man Cry features guest accompaniment from Bay Area veteran Mister F.A.B. and production from Tha Bizness (see R. Kelly's Hair Braider). The record, which tackles the highly-inaccurate stereotype that men are not supposed to cry or wear their emotions on their sleeves, is a welcome change from the hard-nosed tough guy image that is portrayed in most hip hop music.
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Following objection by EC on use of word 'Samajwadi' in the name of an ambulance service being run in Uttar Pradesh, Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav today defended the name saying that the word was derived from the Constitution.
The EC on Saturday issued a notice to the SP government for using word 'Samajwadi' in the name of the service run under National Rural Health Mission.
The scheme is named Samajwadi Ambulance Sewa.
"Though we are running Samajwadi Party government in the state, the word 'Samajwadi' in ambulance service is derived from the Constitution. The scheme is samajwadi (socialist)," Yadav, who is also the state president of Samajwadi Party, told reporters here.
Asked about the possibility of his party supporting Congress after Lok Sabha polls, Yadav said nobody knew future.
"A number of parties are looking at SP. Some front of these parties will be ready for Lok Sabha polls. Our emphasis is on winning maximum number of seats," Yadav said.
Asked about former party leader Amar Singh joining RLD, Yadav said "he does not comment on his uncle." "Its good if he has gone there," he said.
Asked about showing political courtesy by not fielding candidates in Rae Bareli and Amethi against Sonia and Rahul Gandhi, respectively, Yadav said till now party supremo was following it and had not announced any candidates yet.
"We have earlier not fielded candidates in Rae Bareli and Amethi. They have shown courtesy by not fielding candidate in Kannauj (against wife Dimple Yadav). Till now, netaji (Mulayam Singh Yadav) has not given candidates in Rae Bareli and Amethi," Yadav said.
Asked about BJP prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi's allegation that UP had witnessed 150 riots, Yadav said everyone knew the "reality" of BJP and that it could do any "propaganda" for winning seats.
On SP changing party candidates declared earlier, Yadav said his party had a lot of candidates unlike others, who were yet to finalise their candidates.


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May 25, 2015
This year's Red Snapper season may end up being the shortest ever.
In April, a decision will be made on how long the season will be, but many in the fishing industry fear federal regulations will restrict the season to 27 days, or less.
It could end up being as little as 11 days, or there's a possibility the season could be closed completely in federal waters.
Recently Rep. Steve Southerland spoke about the regulations in Washington, saying, "Until the beltway bureaucrats begin to understand the challenges facing our coastal communities, I will continue to support Florida's effort to stand tall on the 10th Amendment and fight back against an administration that's out of touch with the needs of our fishermen."
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Donna Bell talked with them about the impacts more regulations will have on their industry.
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Thank god for Rick Reilly. In a blog post for ESPN THE MAG, it appears he's shaken out all the interesting bits from Andre Agassi's new book Open. The topper, at least to me, is Agassi admitting that he lost matches on purpose. But almost as perplexing as Agassi fully admitting that he tanked on occasion, like the Australian Open Final in '96, was Reilly describing his rhetoric has "hinting." Judge for yourself:
Losing on purpose isn't easy. You have to lose in such a way that the crowd can't tell, and in a way that you can't tell. Your mind is tanking, but your body is fighting on. … You don't do those tiny things you need to do. You don't run the extra few feet, you don't lunge. You're slow to come out of stops. You hesitate to bend or dig."
Of losing in the semifinals of the 1996 Australian Open against Michael Chang — a match Agassi suggests he tanked — he writes, "I'm glad I lost."
Does that sound like a hint to you? Or would Reilly prefer to be slugged in the head with a sledgehammer?
The other most alarming part of the book that we now know about is Agassi's dad giving Andre "white pills" before matches as a kid. The ASSOCIATED PRESS has more on that:
Andre Agassi says in an excerpt from his soon-to-be-released autobiography that he swallowed a pill given to him by his father — apparently when he was a junior player — that he believes could have been the illegal drug speed.
In the latest passage revealed from the book Open, which was published Thursday in the German newspaper Bild, the eight-time Grand Slam champion says his father gave him an unidentified little white pill and he took it.
"I swallow it and I feel good. Not much different. A bit more alert," Agassi wrote in comments translated from German, adding his brother Phillip had warned him against taking anything from their father because it was the amphetamine speed.
"'Next time you go to the nationals and Paps gives you pills, don't take them,"' Agassi quotes his brother as saying. "As Philly predicted, at the national tournament in Chicago, my father gave me a pill."
Other hilites from Reilly's Cliff's Notes-version:
He was a bit of a pyromaniac. He liked to light things on fire. Once, on the balcony of a Munich hotel, he lit paper, clothes and shoes on fire, his way of coping with "extreme stress."
He says he got married with lifts in his shoes at Shields' request.
He says Shields got regular threats from stalkers, and he would put his longtime trainer, Gil Reyes, on a plane to stalk them back. "He … appears … at the stalker's house or workplace … holds up the letter and says very softly, 'I know who you are and where you live. … If you ever bother Brooke and Andre again, you will see me again, and you don't want that,'" Agassi writes.
He describes rival Pete Sampras as one-dimensional, "robotic" and a bad tipper, recalling a time Sampras gave a Palm Springs car valet one dollar.
He saves no love for Jimmy Connors, whom he calls a "rude, condescending, egomaniac prick."
He was incensed that Chang would point to the sky every time he won a match. "He thanks God — credits God — for the win, which offends me. That God should take sides in a tennis match, that God should side against me … feels ludicrous and insulting."
Beginning in 1999, he says, he never played wearing underwear again.
As Tony K. noted on ESPN's PTI today, you wonder if the book will live up to the excerpts that are out there. Or will this be like one of those movies that squeezes all the good parts into the trailer and there's nothing left to see once you're inside the theater.
My big takeaway from what I've seen so far is that Agassi hates the everyday world he has built for himself. He wants to escape it, which is why he throws everyone in that world under the bus in the book. This could be a prelude to him abandoning public life and all the acquaintances in it.
We'll see how that's going for him in a couple years. I believe he's going to rue the day he threw out so many petty criticisms of people. The big stuff about himself, he can always weather and survive over time. But killing Sampras for tipping a valet a dollar - that's the kind of thing that's going to follow him around forever.
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SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) -- Untold hours of hard work culminated in
30 historic seconds for Neil Parry -- and now, he isn't satisfied by
his amazing return to football.
Next time, he wants to hit somebody.
Nearly three years after Parry's lower right leg was amputated,
Parry played on San Jose State's special teams wearing a prosthetic right
leg in the Spartans' 42-30 loss to Nevada.
Parry got just one play on San Jose State's punt-return unit,
and he didn't get a chance to knock somebody down.
"I'm kind of mad I didn't do anything," Parry said. "I didn't
hit anybody. That's all I wanted, was to get out there and get a
hit. I just ran down the field."
That disappointing run was nearly a miracle for his fans, family
members and an appreciative crowd.
His comeback required 25 operations, 15 prosthetic legs and
untold hours of physical therapy, but Parry's dream came true when
he joined quarterback Scott Rislov and defensive end Philip Perry
as team captains for the pregame coin toss.
San Jose State made a second-half rally, cutting a 23-point
deficit to five, but lost with a terrible defensive game. Chance
Kretschmer rushed for 156 yards and three touchdowns, and Andy
Heiser passed for 291 yards as the Wolf Pack racked up 563 total
yards and 29 first downs.
"Setbacks make great opportunities for comebacks, which is what
this young man did here," San Jose State coach Fitz Hill said.
"We'll take his example as a role model for this football team.
Hopefully he'll get in there a lot more this year."
Parry's hopes of returning to action were delayed for dismaying
reasons: San Jose State was unable to force a punt in the first
three quarters.
Nevada converted all seven of its third downs while scoring
touchdowns on its first four drives, keeping Parry on the
sidelines. The first quarter was marred by a brawl in the stands
that went on for several minutes.
Parry was active on the San Jose State sideline, slapping his
teammates' helmets and yelling encouragement to the special teams.
As the Spartans fell behind 26-3 late in the first half, Parry
stood by himself on the far end of the San Jose State sideline.
"I think he wanted it to happen (early) so badly, just to get
it over with," said Josh Parry, Neil's older brother who plays
with the Philadelphia Eagles. "But he's come too far to quit.
He'll get in there some way, somehow."
With 13:45 to play, the Wolf Pack finally got stranded deep in
their own territory.
The crowd began to chant "Parry! Parry!" as he sprinted onto
the field and lined up over the right guard. He hit two players on
the snap, then ran easily down the field but couldn't find a block
on the return.
"I didn't do everything I hoped I was going to do," Parry
said. "I wanted to get one of those big blocks, and I will. I
didn't even think about missing my leg. I just thought about what I
had to do."
Parry got another standing ovation and more chants of his name
as he left the field with a shake of his head. He wasn't in the
game when Nevada punted later in the fourth because San Jose State
used a different blocking scheme.
Parry is believed to be the first non-kicker ever to suit up for
NCAA football with a prosthetic limb. He received a standing
ovation from the Spartan Stadium crowd when his name was announced.
Parry took the field with his teammates for warmups an hour
before game time -- and except for the media horde of cameras and
reporters who followed his every move, he was completely
indistinguishable from his teammates.
Dressed in his dark blue No. 32 jersey, Parry participated in
stretching exercises with ease, smiling while twisting his
prosthetic right leg in wide circles and sweeping motions. He
hugged a few of his teammates before heading to the locker room
with trainer Jeb Burns several minutes before his teammates.
Several fans in the typically small San Jose State crowd wore
No. 32 shirts.
Parry severely broke his right leg while playing on kickoff
coverage during a game at UTEP on Oct. 14, 2000. Serious infections
developed in his leg, and it was amputated nine days later.
But in his hospital bed just hours after the amputation, Parry
vowed to play football again. His family initially was frightened
by Parry's determination -- but after seeing the array of prosthetic
technology to match it, Parry's parents and older brother firmly
got behind the plan.
"It just got to the point where we didn't think we had any
business trying to talk him out of it," said Parry's father, Nick.
"He's put in so much hard work and received so much help from so
many people. It's a dream come true."
Josh Parry was a team captain and star linebacker when his walk-on younger brother was injured three years ago. Josh made Philadelphia's practice squad this summer as a fullback -- and the Eagles' bye week gave him a chance to see his brother's comeback.
"I love the game," Josh Parry said. "But I just don't know if I have what he has."


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Juventus risk pushing Marchisio into Inter Milan arms
Inter Milan are threatening to rock Juventus with a bid for Claudio Marchisio.
La Stampa says Inter president Massimo Moratti has been in contact with the midfielder's minders, well aware the Italy international is unhappy with his current contract.
Juve president Andrea Agnelli and GM Beppe Marotta know Marchisio is unsettled and are planning to discuss a pay-rise with the player once the current market closes.
Marchisio has stayed loyal to Juve, but his agents have been in contact with Moratti to sound out his interest and also made Juve's powerbrokers aware of their actions.
For now, the situation is at deadlock, but Moratti could rattle Juve with a serious offer - particularly if Agnelli fails to make any positive movement on new contract talks towards the end of this month.
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Where's the most awkward place to go topless? Try on a family vacation. That's exactly what Penelope Cruz managed to do. Check out the topless vacation photos here.
Where's the most awkward place to go topless? Try on a family vacation. That's exactly what Penelope Cruz managed to do. Check out the topless vacation photos here.
Never thought we'd say this, but you should really watch the Alyssa Milano sex tape that leaked recently.
It's only September but it looks like the model of the year has been named for 2013. Let's give a big round of applause to Kate Upton.
Miley Cyrus is proving time and time again that she's all grown up. These latest photos from Notion Magazine help prove that even more.
Ted Nugent's wife Shemane was reportedly arrested earlier today (Aug. 29) for allegedly attempting to bring a firearm through an airport security checkpoint.
The Oregon State University cheerleaders are introducing a new move for fans to show off between third and fourth quarters from now on. It's called "The Chainsaw."
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Roger Waters is a longtime and vocal opponent of the Israeli government's treatment of the Palestinian people. He's called for a cultural boycott and even put a Star of David on an inflatable pig during a recent concert in Belgium, earning the wrath of everyone from Jewish rabbis to his fellow musicians.
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This guy could've been shot through the heart and she would've been to blame, proving she does indeed give love a bad name.
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Anyone climbing Shavano and T this weekend
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Anyone climbing Shavano and T this weekend
I was hoping many people climbing the combo since I have done Shavano but never did Taberxxxxxxxx.
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Cautious Investment Key to Success in Restive Russia
Foreign Investments--Management
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These are not good days for supporters of investment in Russia. The tandem collapse of the ruble and the government that supported it has introduced a period of instability that will likely last until the presidential elections in 2000. But the enormous Russian market, now accustomed to an array of Western goods, remains impossible to overlook. Although many Western companies in Russia recently have scaled back operations - in some cases dramatically - there has not been a wholesale exodus front the country, and that represents the strongest evidence that long-term investment there can withstand the tests of the nation's emerging political and economic system.
Experienced investors in Russia know that conditions won't improve overnight. More than a few obstacles lie ahead. For example, Western investors will find it increasingly difficult to repatriate profits; import duties and tariffs will become unpredictable; the regions will battle Moscow for control over their affairs: trade will likely take on a protectionist tint; and the Russian tax man is going to become more aggressive as the central government tries to raise badly needed revenue.
This government crackdown on the economy is something that Western business and security professionals must watch carefully as they assess future investments in Russia. The government's economic policy will most likely force Russian business partners to become more inventive in their attempts to circumvent state control. It could lead Russian companies toward committing fraud, bribery, theft, and other financial manipulations. It could make Russian businesses more dependent on inappropriate ties to government officials and cause them to lose their resolve and resources to defend themselves against notoriously powerful Russian organized crime.
As a result, Western companies must be on guard when seeking out business partners in Russia. Of the many tools a company has to evaluate potential partners or investment targets, a thorough and confidential due diligence investigation can be one of the most effective. Such an investigation looks beyond the usual material potential partners provide for official consumption. A more detailed due diligence investigation would seek to answer questions concerning the history and development of a company, who its principals and shareholders are, the company's reputation within its industry, whether the company maintains ties to organized crime, and whether the company in question is under investigation by law enforcement or other regulatory authorities.
This research can be tricky in Russia, however, because little open source information is available. Consequently, it is important that the investigation be conducted by someone with extensive contacts and experience in the country.
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Marquis' real win of 2012 came as a dad
Staying with the Twins, Marquis boosted his record to 2-0, but he lost four straight starts in May while his earned-run average climbed to 8.47. When he got DFA'd by Minnesota, people assumed that Marquis' pitching had been affected by the concern over his daughter's health. Marquis disagreed.
"You don't stay around the game for a long time unless you're able to set aside personal issues, and that's what I've tried to do," said Marquis, who'd averaged 13-plus wins and 203 innings over six seasons with the St. Louis Cardinals, Chicago Cubs and Colorado Rockies. "Looking back on it now, I feel like I never really got to work on the things I normally work on in spring training, getting really comfortable with my delivery. Physically, I was fine. The velocity was there, but the movement wasn't. I hadn't been able to refine what I do.
"My family was in New York; I was in Minnesota. When you're there, you're there to win, not work on things. Every game was a battle."
The Padres, meanwhile, were battling their own health issues. Their disabled list included starting pitchers Tim Stauffer, Dustin Moseley, Cory Luebke and Joe Wieland, and when replacement starter Eric Stults was added to the list, Marquis was the guy called up from Double-A San Antonio.
Taking the time after leaving Minnesota to intensify his pitching workouts and get down his repetition, Marquis had agreed to sign a minor-league contract he could opt out of after three starts. He's now three starts into his major league stint with the Padres, coming off a loss in which he struck out 10 Texas Rangers.
Marquis' slider was particularly nettlesome to the Rangers — who lead the majors in most offensive categories — and encouraging for the pitcher in that he'd been missing it with Minnesota. His sinker and change-up had been working fairly well in all of his Padres starts, but regaining mastery of his slider was paramount for Marquis.
"When I get 0-2, 1-2, that's a big pitch for me to get swing-and-misses on," said Marquis. "I'm not saying I'll striking out 10 a game, but instead of one or two like I was getting in Minnesota, I can get five or six a game."
Marquis takes a 1.86 ERA into his Sunday start against the Seattle Mariners and hits the road with the Padres. He'll return to San Diego with his family, which has remained in New York while Reese finishes school and looks to join Marquis next week in Phoenix. His daughter is recovering "amazingly well," if impatiently, eager to resume her involvement in soccer and gymnastics.
"Hopefully, that'll be in three more months," said Marquis. "They had to cut through the muscle, so there's a big healing process, and she has to let it run its course. She has her moments, but she gets it. She understands the sacrifice she has to make now to avoid reinjuring it.
"Reese is well beyond her years in maturity. She takes responsibility for getting her body healed. I'm proud of her for that."
The natural question is how her father has come through the trauma, the parental nightmare. You know, that cliché about how such a life-threatening experience can alter one's outlook and priorities.
"I can't say it put things in perspective," said Marquis. "Because my attitude all along has been, you always put a value on family, first and foremost."


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Aurangabad (Bihar): Suspected Maoists blew up a portion of a bridge over a canal in here on Monday to obstruct the movement of police vehicles. They blew up with dynamites a part of the bridge on Deo-Baluganj Road near Berhni village early morning, SP Ganesh Kumar said.
Though no organisation had claimed responsibility, it was suspected to be the handiwork of the CPI (Maoist), he said.
The bridge was blown up apparently to prevent large police vans and armoured vehicles from reaching Maoist strongholds of Baluganj and Ketaki, he said.
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The same ones that order a banana split with all the toppings at a frozen yogurt store because they are trying to eat healthy lol. Well this here yogurt banana split only has 600 calories of fat and 1600 calories total an a regular one has 900 calories of fat and 2100 calories. Between that and my cutting down to 6 strips of bacon with my biscuits and gravy breakfast and deep fried fish sticks for a snack and triple bacon cheeseburger and diet coke I can feel the pounds melting away. I will be back to my slim fighting weight of 425lbs before you know it! My 35hp 2100cc harley feels faster than ever now between the weight loss and the screaming fire eagle american flame thrower supercharged air filter that I got on sale for $450. It says here made in china but it has that harley logo on it so it must really be american made, yeee haw! Whew, I need to sit down, that walk from the couch to the kitchen to grab a fried bologna sandwich broke me out in a sweat and has me breathing hard.
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Because we've been warning about massive systemic fraud since 2006. And if I'm not mistaken, Lehman, Bear Sterns, Goldman (the list goes on) have something of a Wall St. Presence. Too big to fail, too big to jail.
I'm afraid I can't answer your question as to why this site is seemingly infested with Occupy socialists. Keep a careful eye out so we don't try and socialise your morning coffee. Also I think I saw an Occupy socialist using your tooth brush. And I think there might be one hiding in your closet.
Most of those who think so actually don't and most people who think sew actually rip.
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Wow, that's going to be one hell of a final. There are some beasts in that group.
Damn, which I had of known about this. I've always wanted to go to one of these events and Malta is only a couple of hours flight from England...
Still tempting to just book something and go out there lol.... hmm...
Its funny how Strongman competitors are usually very tall compared to powerlifters who are quite compact. WSM competitors really are the largest, strongest guys on the planet. I think Terry Hollands is the tallest this year at 6'6, but I may be wrong.
Worlds Strongest Man: The Finalists
by Randall J. Strossen, Ph.D. | ©2009 IronMind
2006 Worlds Strongest Man Phil Pfister reportedly posted the fastest time on the Atlas Stones, and is on his way to the finals.
So are 5-time Worlds Strongest Man winner Mariusz Pudzianowski, not to mention Zydrunas Savickas, Brian Shaw, Laurence Shahlaei, Travis Ortmayer, Derek Poundstone, Louis-Philippe Jean, Terry Hollands and Dave Ostlund.
Much has been said of Brian Shaws very strong showing and the relentless power of Zydrunas Savickas, but today added more exclamation points as Pfister capped off his qualifiers with yet another win (netting victories in five of the six events) in the group where Mariusz Pudzianowski was shut out. Derek Poundstone came in as a big favorite for top honors, but he wasnt able to load the final stone today - adding another dimension to pre-contest bets. And Travis Ortmayer, all but written off as dead and buried, well, his obituary was a little premature.
Its onward and upward now, so stay tuned for the finals of the 2009 Worlds Strongest Man contest
Directly from Travis Ortmayer:
"Thanks to all you guys for having faith in me! I felt like absolute Hell the first few days but I kept fighting and it payed off!! To tell the truth, I didn't even want to go to the final after the first two days... this is how bad I felt.
On a side note, all I can say is "I told you so" to all those who thought big Z wasn't suited for WSM. Too fat and slow, no endurance... blaa blaa blaa. I have never seen a 400 lb. man move the way he does!
Thanks again everyone! I will do everything I can to bring MY fire to the finals. With another day of rest I think it is possible.
One more thing, for anyone who thought group 4 was a bunch of B-leaguers... Go **** yourself. And of course I mean this in the nicest way possible"
Hope Savickas takes it, that guy is mind blowing
I'm pretty sure it was the GQ article about Phil that described his hands as having "penis fingers".
Besides, looking at Pfister's hands, I'd really love to see an American win this year but I am a big fan of Zydrunas
Yes, Poundstone is very fat. He's the local boy and all, but I would marry Brian Shaw in 6 states.
Have to agree, Poundstone doesn't look real fat to me either.
Regardless though, the guy is an absolute stud
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2. Dave Ostlund - 32,00
3. Brian Shaw - 32,50
4. Travis Ortmayer - 34,40
5. Derek Poundstone - 35,50
6. Mariusz Pudzianowski - 36,50
7. Phil Pfister - 37,oo
8. Terry Hollands
9. Laurence Shahlaei
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Islamic scholars are prepared to answer questions and issue fatwas on almost any realm of modern life. Sometimes, it can get a little kinky.
- By Joshua E. KeatingJoshua E. Keating is an associate editor at Foreign Policy.
Geologically induced accidental incestuous penetration
Ayatollah Gilani, Iran
As Karim Sadjadpour recounts in his new article for Foreign Policy, an obscure cleric known as Ayatollah Gilani had a popular television show in the early days of the Iranian revolution during which he would opine upon the halal or haram status of various outlandish scenarios. His best-remembered went like this:
Imagine you are a young man sleeping in your bedroom. In the bedroom directly below, your aunt lies asleep. Now imagine that an earthquake happens that collapses your floor, causing you to fall directly on top of her. For the sake of argument, let's assume that you're both nude, and you're erect, and you land with such perfect precision on top of her that you unintentionally achieve intercourse. Is the child of such an encounter halalzadeh (legitimate) or haramzadeh (a bastard)?
(It's halalzadeh in case you were wondering.)
In another famous broadcast, Gilani allegedly recalled being sexually aroused in the back seat of his chauffeured car after catching site of a few inches of a woman's exposed ankle on the street. Naughty.
Eating your animal sex partner
Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini
In his 1961 book, A Clarification of Questions, the supreme leader aimed to set out his position on 3,000 questions of everyday life, though "everyday" might be pushing it for some of them. Most famously, the ayatollah ruled that "If a person has intercourse with a cow, a sheep, or a camel, their urine and dung become impure and drinking their milk will be unlawful."
The ayatollah also ruled that "Industrial alcohol used for painting doors, tables, chairs, etc., is clean if one does not know it was made of something inebriating" and, as apparently a fan of rudimentary in vitro fertilization, that "It is not unlawful to introduce a man's semen into the uterus of his wife with devices such as suction cups."
Workplace Breastfeeding
Dr. Izzat Atiya, lecturer at Cairo's al-Azhar University
In 2007, Atiya was responding to a question of whether it's permissible for a woman to work alone with a man in an office setting, or reveal her hair in front of him. His not-so-elegant solution was that such an arrangement would be acceptable if the woman fed the man "directly from her breast" at least five times, thus making them essentially family members.
"Breast feeding an adult puts an end to the problem of the private meeting, and does not ban marriage," he ruled. "A woman at work can take off the veil or reveal her hair in front of someone whom she breastfed."
Atiya was widely mocked for the ruling and withdrew the fatwa after he was disciplined by his university, blaming it on "bad interpretation." The controversy prompted Egypt's minister of religious affairs to call for future fatwas to "be compatible with logic and human nature."
Getting Naked
Rashad Hassan Khalil, former dean of Islamic law at Cairo's al-Azhar University
"We don't have to take our clothes off to have a good time," promised a U.S. pop hit of the 1980s. Khalil would apparently agree. In 2006, the scholar ruled that being completely naked during sex would invalidate a couple's marriage.
Other scholars quickly disputed the ruling, saying that "anything that can bring spouses closer to each other" should be encouraged. Yet another scholar suggested it was OK for the couple to be naked — as long as they avoided looking at each other's genitals.
Oral sex
There seems to be a vigorous debate among scholars about oral sex, both for men and women. The popular Egyptian cleric Yusuf al-Qaradawi has declared that "it is lawful for the husband to perform cunnilingus on his wife, or a wife to perform the similar act for her husband [fellatio], and there is no wrong in doing so. But if sucking leads to releasing semen, then it is makruh [blameworthy], but there is no decisive evidence [to forbid it] … especially if the wife agrees with it or achieves orgasm by practicing it."
Other clerics disagree, such as Muhammed Saeed of the popular South African Islamic advice website Madressah Arabia Islamia, arguing that "It does not behoove a Muslim to use for such a filthy purpose the same mouth that he/she uses for the tilaawat of the Qur'aan."
In response to a question from a reader about the permissibility of oral sex with a condom, the website IslamWeb noncommittally advises that, "We cannot authoritatively say that this act is forbidden or that the person who does so is sinful, especially with the use of a condom which prevents the impurity from touching the mouth."
Men can't masturbate … unless they really, really want to
TV theologian Yusuf al-Qaradawi
According to Qaradawi, a man is permitted to masturbate under two conditions: If he doesn't have the means to marry, or if he fears that he might otherwise commit fornication or adultery.
One could be cynical about this advice and assume it amounts to "don't masturbate unless you want to." But Qaradawi advises that before masturbating, young men with wondering minds should first try fasting or admiring "natural things such as flowers and beautiful scenery, which do not stimulate one sexually."
Getting frisky in the vegetable aisle
Imam Abdelbari Zemzami
This Moroccan cleric has become well known in recent years for weighing in on matters of the flesh. But he recently raised some eyebrows among both secularists and religious conservatives with a fatwa on female masturbation, which he said was permissible for women who are widowed, divorced, or had lost hope that they would ever have sexual relations with a man.
"A woman can get much benefit from these vegetables and other elongated objects," the imam said, listing pestles, bottles, and root vegetables among other suggested implements.
Girls on bikes
Mufti Arshad Faruqui, Darul Uloom fatwa department, Lucknow, India
A scholar at Saudi Arabia's top religious council got a lot of attention last year for warning that allowing women to drive cars would lead to the "end of virginity."
But the chairman of a renowned Islamic seminary in India took aim last year at an even more insidious threat: Girls on bicycles. "When a grown-up girl goes cycling outside her house, it is bound to result in bepardagi [undue exposure]," he said. "Even medical science has given us evidence to believe that cycling is not good for adolescent girls, physically. Apart from affecting their femininity, it is harmful for their body structure."
In response, Lucknow's main imam urged Faruqui to "desist from issuing such impractical advice."
Too sexy for this tennis court
Haseeb-ul-hasan Siddiqui of India's Sunni Ulema Board
India's best ever female tennis star and the first Indian to ever win a World Tennis Association event, Sania Mirza, became a huge celebrity in her home country. But, as Mirza came from a devout Muslim family, the standard women's tennis attire of short skirts and tight T-shirts vexed religious authorities, and in 2005, a group of Muslim clerics issued a fatwa urging her to cover up.
"The dress she wears on the tennis courts not only doesn't cover large parts of her body but leaves nothing to the imagination," said Siddiqui. The board suggested that she wear long tunics and headscarves like those sported by Iranian badminton players.
Mirza got in trouble with secular authorities as well in 2011 when a court complaint was filed against her for disrespecting the Indian flag by putting her bare feet near it.
Cholil Ridwan, the Indonesia Council of Ulema
Lady Gaga might not be the first pop star to upset religious conservatives, but her condemnation from Indonesia's top religious authority prior to a planned concert in the country was notable for its specificity. "She is from the West, and she often shows her aurat [genitalia] when performing," Ridwan said, taking offense to the "Bad Romance" singer's "revealing outfits and sexualized dance moves."
Just in case you were wondering how such a pious religious authority came to know so much about Gaga's routine, he claimed he had never seen one of her performances … but was aware of her "reputation."
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Hundreds of Pokémon in Three-mendous 3-D!
- Nearly 250 Pokémon! Transfer Pokémon from the Red, Blue, Yellow-even Silver and Gold-versions of Pokémon® for Game Boy®.* Or play with Rental Pokémon included in the game.
- See them all in glorious 3-D! Pit Ho-oh, Lugia, Entei and Pichu against all-time favourites, like Mewtwo, Charizard, Blastoise and Pikachu.
- Become the Stadium Champion! Take on 21 Pokémon Trainers in the Gym Leader Castle to try to win it all!
- 12 all-new mini-games! Try to bump the other Hitmontop out of the arena in Topsy-Turvy-or charge up more energy than anyone else in Pichu's Power Plant.
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The battle to be a master Trainer continues, and Pokémon Stadium 2
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Pokémon Stadium 2 bristles with new attacks, new Pokémon and new strategies. The very deep academy features an outstanding series of tutorials as well as an extremely comprehensive Poké-reference library. For a lighthearted break, one to four players can play 12 new arcade-style minigames, such as a Chansey's egg-catching competition. Do well in these and you'll win coins that you can transfer (via the Transfer Pak, natch) to Pokémon Gold or Silver's Game Corner.
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