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We've simplified our keyword status system.
Your keywords will now either be active (triggering ads) or inactive (not triggering ads). Quality remains the most important factor in your keywords' performance. Each keyword will now have a minimum bid that is based on the quality of your keyword and ad text. If your maximum CPC doesn't meet this minimum bid, your keyword will be listed as inactive.
What you should do differently:
If a keyword is listed as inactive, improve its quality through optimization, delete it, or raise that keyword's maximum CPC to the minimum bid indicated. (Raising the bid will re-activate the keyword.) If your keyword is active, you don't need to do anything.
What you will find is that the discounter will still kick in regardless of max bid price. You will see you will still be charged minimal amounts.
I'm assuming you mean the min bid price.
According to the AdWords presentation a few weeks ago, this should not be happening.
You'll be charged the greater of the minimum CPC for that keyword, or what you need for that position based on the other advertisers.
Thus, if the min CPC is $0.30, you will be charged $0.30 per click even if you're the only advertiser.
This info is based on a Google presentation, however, all those rules are subject to change ;)
Remove the 10 cent increments. That is far too obtuse. My average cpc for my entire account isn't more than 25 cents, 10 cent swings are very dramatic. If it should be 12 cents then say 12 cents, not 20.
Also, remove the crazy minimum bid requirements that many of us our seeing. Some are logical enough, but many are just plain ridiculous. Having 5 cent keywords that have been getting good CTR and high positions having to be changed to $1+ is stupid. I mean no one is going to do that so Google just ends up losing money. 99% of the time, if someone is bidding on a keyword for an extended period of time, they are making profit. If they are making profit the user must find it relevant and useful correct? So let us bid what we want, if the user doesn't like it they won't pay for what we're selling and we'll lose money, causing us to delete the keyword.
Does this mean I'm still on the old system, or is it possible I am unaffected by the change?
if in fact (as someone mentioned) you are still charged the minimum, but have to be willing to pay 30 cents per click (ie you really pay 5 cents, but if someone else comes in at 30 cents, then you both pay 30 cents) then it is only marginally better.
im not too happy right now, i want to see what msn is doing.
Keyword A has lots of competition. Bidding at 5 cents/click I had an average position of 95.0 and of course few clicks and a low CTR. Now the minimum is 3 cents and they keyword is still active
Keyword B is less competitive and at 5 cents I had position 7.1. Now the minimum has doubled, to 10 cents, and the keyword is inactive.
When you think about this, it actually makes sense from Google's perspective - they are trying to extract value from the less popular keywords.
For popular keywords, competition ensures that advertisers are paying Google as much as they possibly can for each click. Advertisers' ROI is generally low, and Google gets most of the value of each click. In this situation it makes sense for Google to have very low minimum bids because it allows them to also make money on the "long tail" of advertisers who can only pay very little.
For less popular keywords, the situation is more tricky. Imagine a situation where an advertiser has a keyword that nobody else wants, so he pays the (previous) minimum of 5 cents, but manages to convert so well, that he makes 1 dollar from every click. In this case 95% of the click value goes to the advertiser, and only 5% to Google. Google of course doesn't like that, and would like to make the advertiser pay more. But because of the lack of competition the cost per click is low, so how can Google increase its take? Enter the mysterious "Quality Score". Thanks to the Conversion Tracking tool Google can guesstimate what keywords are worth, make advertisers pay prices closer to that number, and grab a larger share of the click's value. Google is trying to squeeze advertisers for all they can afford to pay.
It'd be interesting to know what others are seeing - do you see the more popular keywords having decreased minimums? Do you see less popular keywords with increased minimums?
A contrived example would be a term like "star wars". By itself, it probably commands a high bid. However, if you advertise "star wars 1983 obscure vhs movie", they want that high bid. An earlier poster mentioned something similar when trying to use the names of musical artists in a targeted context. That part is a shame, because these are targeted phrases that traditionally would never be worth more than a 5-10 cent bid.
This is not a new problem associated with Google's latest active/inactive change -- This problem began (with no announcement and little fanfare) way back in late 2004.
Late 2004 is when being good at finding, picking and using great obscure keyword phrases became of little value!
I've been running between meetings and other tasks so far today, and have just landed at my desk for a few minutes. I wanted to jump in with a couple of very quick comments. I haven't had a chance yet to read the most recent 25 or so posts yet, and will return later to take a closer look. ;)
For the moment, these brief comments:
* Since it seems that a few folks are unclear, this is no longer a 'test'. You are now seeing the real thing. Sorry for any confusion on this point.
* There is not a fixed Min. CPC of $0.10 for new keywords, as has been reported in this thread.
* There is not a connection between minimum bids and conversion data, which was expressed as a concern by a couple of folks.
By the way, thanks for the reports of things that seem not to be working as expected, such as 'inactive' keywords still showing ads in some cases, and so forth. I'm just now off to talk about these very things. ;)
That said, however, there are still some problems. For one thing, is it just me or has the whole Adwords Admin been slower than molasses in January the past couple of days? I have tried it via cable modem from home AND from work, and thru our backup DSL connection at work, and through different computers, and it can take up to five minutes to go from one page to another. Since my clients pay me by the hour, they're not going to be happy if this continues.
Also, while the docs say that there will be no more slowed words or accounts, I notice that one of my campaigns, despite the fact that it lists status as "active", definitely seems to be slowed - the number of impressions is FAR below what it should be for such a common word, and when I search on the word and some of the variants I've taken out, I don't see any of my ads for about half an hour. Only sporadic traffic shows in the reports. This is not true of all my campaigns, just two out of 11, but they are the two where I re-enabled previously disabled words, so it's hard to think this isn't a coincidence. Possibly they are still working some bugs out.
All three keywords require a 10 cent minimum to active.
Yes, it is possible to add a keyword and have a minimum of less then 10 cents but ONLY IF OTHER ADVERTISERS have used it before. Therefore my conclusion is that if a keyword was never used by any Google advertiser the effective minimum bid is 10 cents. That's no BS, you can replicate my results by bidding on any junk, like "fkdjfdfh" or GoHoPoFoMoSo.
Hope it makes it clear
I'd just love a button that sets all keywords in an ad group to minimum required cpc!
I just entered 100 keywords into a new ad, with a min cpc of 0.10, and half of them needed to be raised to 0.20 or 0.30 or 0.40 for them to run. The only way to do so is manually...
Such a button would be in Google's best interest.
The need for such a button is obvious to me after 1 hour of testing the new system. So how much real user testing did Google do?
There is a way...Drill down to the Adgroup view, select all the keywords, click the "Edit CPCs/URLs" button, from the drop-down list field select the last option to set all keywords to the min CPC.
I just deleted keyword "green widgets" from a campaign and ad group that advertise 'generic green stuff' and added it to a campaign and ad-group that advertise 'all sorts of widgets' (both under the same account). As a result the minimal cpc for "green widgets" dropped from $0.40 to $0.04 .
My speculation is that the minimal ctc is evaluated based on the ad text copy or performance of other keywords in the ad-group and their correlation to the evaluated keyword, or a combination of both.
[edited by: begood at 8:34 pm (utc) on Aug. 17, 2005]
By the way, thanks for the reports of things that seem not to be working as expected, such as 'inactive' keywords still showing ads in some cases, and so forth. I'm just now off to talk about these very things.
Some keywords insist to remain 'disabled' (yes 'disabled' with no minimal cpc) even after deleted and reentered (while other will be reactivated).
I'm seeing many examples of this:
[blue widget] min CPC 0.20 - current CPC $0.12
"blue widget" min CPC 0.20 - Current CPC $0.13
"widget" min CPC 0.03 - Current CPC $0.15
widget min CPC 0.02 - Current CPC $0.16
(These keywords really are broadmatched/phrase matched and not showing as the other varieties)
Seems cheaper to use lots of negatives with broader keywords in many cases.
The next thing is we're seeing different min CPCs by campaign. The same keyword (new or old) can have different min CPCs depending on what campaign and ad group it's being added to.
I hate to praise Overture, but at least they had the guts to call a min bid increase a min bid increase, not a great new feature.
every keyword i've seen where the min cpc is higher than the current average, i've been able to delete the keyword and readd it immediately to the adgroup for a min bid of $0.05 or $0.10.
seems quite silly that keywords with position 1.1 and $0.12 average cpcs are having new mins at $0.40-$1.25+ when a simple copy, delete, and paste makes it look like the old system.
Quality remains the most important factor in your keywords' performance. Each keyword will now have a minimum bid that is based on the quality of your keyword and ad text.
Hello? Anybody out there? As an Adsense publisher, I run a niche site that currently has very few Adwords advertisers. I'm tired of people bidding on my key phrase just because it's cheap and noone else is bidding on it. My visitors are willing to pay money for supplies they need to participate in my niche. If only the Google ads showed adverts for such advertisers, we could all make a few bucks.
Adwords users who are bidding on keywords just because they are cheap, but those keywords have nothing to do with their site... are the only ones who have to worry about this change?
[edited by: spaceylacie at 9:25 pm (utc) on Aug. 17, 2005]
Fine...I'll live without it. The only people here that are happy are the BIG players because now the rest of us are no longer in competition. Way to go Google. Yah you really fooled us into thinking this was a good thing. NOT
The only way we will get their attention is for all the smaller companies that are hurt (one thing we have is numbers) to reduce our campaigns as far as we can. Once a few hundred million is not showing on the books on the quarterly reports....then they might get the message that we are not happy. I have reduced our campaign by 50% to start and now looking at other ways of spending the ad money.


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Watching "Chuck & Buck" is like watching a tightrope walker: One slip-up and the film would surely plummet into incredibility or sheer tastelessness.
Yet writer Mike White, who plays Buck, and director Miguel Arteta never stumble as they traverse a very high wire. Not everyone will be willing or able to go the distance with them, but those who do are giving themselves a chance to experience a fresh, original sensibility in White--both as a writer and as an actor. Arteta, whose debut film was the offbeat "Star Maps," has a sensitivity equaled by his daring. It is ever the case: The riskier the film, the richer the payoff--provided that everything works.
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Buck approaches the theater's house manager, Beverly (Lupe Ontiveros), and offers her enough money so that she can't say no. Beverly is under the impression that as an adult Buck surely must realize that the play, which is to be staged only once, is, in her words, a "homoerotic, misogynistic love story"--not exactly children's theater. It's to be called "Hank & Frank"--and Hank's wife is an evil witch out to destroy Hank and Frank's friendship.
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White and Arteta stir this all up amid a mix of wild humor and genuine sentiment, and their film demands the utmost of their actors in sustaining that all-important suspension of disbelief. White's Buck comes on as pathetic bad news, and just when he's at his scariest he starts seeming to be more than that. Weitz has the tricky business of embodying archetypal L.A. cool and success without slipping into caricature. Ontiveros, a great character actress in one of her best parts, must seem caring of Buck without seeming dumb not to regard him as outright crazy. And far from being his enemy, Colt's intelligent Carlyn is the person who understands Buck the best. Paul Weitz's Sam, a New Jersey carpet layer cast by Buck as Hank despite the fact he has scant discernible acting ability, provides the film with some of its funniest moments. (Brothers Chris and Paul Weitz produced and directed "American Pie," and Chris appeared in "Star Maps.")
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Chuck & Buck, 2000. R, for sexuality and language. An Artisan Entertainment & Blow Up Pictures presentation. Director Miguel Arteta. Producer Matthew Greenfield. Executive producers Jason Kliot, Joana Vicente. Screenplay Mike White. Cinematographer Chuy Chavez. Editor Jeff Betancourt. Music Joey Waronker, Tony Maxwell, Smokey Hormel. Costumes Elaine Montalvo. Production designer Renee Davenport. Set decorator Isabelle Stamper. Running time: 1 hour, 34 minutes. Mike White as Buck. Chris Weitz as Chuck. Lupe Ontiveros as Beverly. Beth Colt as Carlyn. Paul Weitz as Sam.

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I've been having blood pressure issues. Nothing below 160s/120s and that is while I am medicated. I have been in severe pain and he hasn't listened. NST shows a heartrate for the baby but it's pretty much a solid line. No acels or anything. Not one. I can't walk to the bathroom, 20 feet away, without grabbing the wall because I"m going to fall over. I am spilling +3 in the office and he said if I spilled any protein, since my bp is so high, he would induce. Now he's saying to "wait it out". Today, it was 165/128 in his office and he told me to keep up the good work with my bedrest and to keep my head up. He said "everything looks great" My body looks like it has a really bad sunburn because of how high my bp is. I am bright red . My baby hasn't moved in almost a month. I just couldn't take it anymore today. Not when he said everything looks great and he completely ignored how I told him I can't see and could barely walk. My vision is almost gone. At fist I had spots, then double vision, but now it's so severe, that I have to squint just to see anything.
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Brookover Farm is ideally situated 2 miles from Frome town centre and 12 miles from the city of Bath. The Farm offers a peaceful and comfortable stay where guests have many walks to choose from - pony rides for children on site and by prior arrangement we also offer childen the opportunity to look after a pony brushing and feeding them and then go out for a ride.
We also have friendly sheep, who love to be stroked and all have names.
With cycle routes and two golf courses nearby one is 5 mins drive away on parkland there is plenty of opportunity for everyone to get outside. As Brookover is close to a river there are some pretty walk routes to take and Frome town centre is only a 30 minute walk away.
With Longleat, Cheddar Caves and Wookey Hole and many others there is plenty for the children to do and for a more relaxing
attraction there is always Stourhead Gardens to visit Stonehenge or shopping at Clarks village. Frome also has a great deal to
offer as it has Art Galleries and two theatres to visit and the old street of Cheap Street where a small stream runs down the middle and here guests can visit the tea room.
Payment may be made by Card please ring to secure your booking direct to Brookover Farm.
|Sleeps up to 8, 3 bedrooms
|3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms and 2 En suites
|Nearest beach
|Weymouth Beach and Brean Sands Burnham on Sea Some 51 km
|Car advised
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Bristol Airport 43 km, Nearest railway: Frome 3 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|Some pets are welcome - please contact the owner, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|DVD player
|Central heating, TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer
|Double beds (3), Single beds (2), Cots (1), Dining seats for 8, Lounge seats for 8
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Private garden, BBQ
|Parking, Not suitable for wheelchair users
The Somerset region
The South West is a very pretty part southern England with a variety of landscape from small pretty farms in Somerset to far
reaching views of Salisbury plain with miles of footpaths and cycle routes. Whether you are couples or family groups there
are many attractions to suit everyone and go home with fond memories of your holiday break. There are many restaurants ranging
from good pub meals for all the family or spoil yourself with some exquisite cuisine.
Brookover is situated 2 miles from Frome Town Centre and 12 miles of the beautiful City of Bath. With many family attractions to visit such as Wookey Hole, Cheddar Caves, Stourhead Gardens, Longleat safari Park, and many more. There are also cycle routes and many stunning footpaths to take along the river Frome. The town also offers some very traditional tea rooms and there
is also the Black Swan Art Gallery offering local craft and hand-made items for something special to take home. The Frome festival takes place from the 4th of July to the 13th July - it is Somersets largest community festival with more than 160 events held at various venues. Bath festivals are happening all over the summer period for all the family to enjoy.
With golf courses very nearby offering excellent Parkland courses and for those wishing to relax there are many beauty and massage clinics to choose from.
Brookover farm has a selection of ponies giving children the opportunity to do grooming sessions to get to know all about ponies
and go for a pony hack in the countryside. You will also see the sheep who like a little pat and at the end of the day guests can
enjoy a pot of tea and cake on the front lawn to end the day.
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Jan 26, 2009, Vol. 14, No. 18 • By FRED BARNES
Barack Obama is the apostle of hope. But he also arouses the flipside of hope--fear. And while the fear he stirs may turn out to be unfounded, it's not irrational. People don't know who Obama really is or where his ideological center of gravity rests, to the extent it rests anywhere. He was a liberal in the Senate and the campaign, a centrist in the transition, and who knows what he'll be as president. He's elusive.
I count four separate fears. Whether he's a crypto-Marxist is not one of them. Neither is the absurd fear that he's secretly a Muslim, even a closet jihadist. Nor is the groundless claim Obama was actually born outside the United States and isn't really an American citizen. Forget all those. They're nonstarters.
He doesn't know what he's talking about. This is a legitimate fear. Obama throws around numbers like confetti. In the campaign, he said he would create 1 million jobs. After the election, he put out a plan he said would produce up to 3 million jobs. Then in a radio address on January 10, he said the number could reach 4.1 million and said 500,000 would be jobs in the alternative energy field, 200,000 in health care. Does he really believe he can achieve this? The fear is that he might.
"Social Security, we can solve," he told the Washington Post last week. Really? President Bush, freshly reelected, promoted Social Security reform in 2005 and got nowhere. Certainly Obama was no help. Obama "said his administration will begin confronting the issues of entitlement reform and long-term budget deficits soon after it jump-starts job growth and the stock market," the Post reported. When will this happen? Not next year or next summer but next month when he convenes a "fiscal responsibility summit."
Obama is smart, Ivy League-educated, and able to discuss issues knowledgeably and intelligently. He's put together a strong staff. The same was often said of Bill Clinton. Brains and advanced degrees, though they thrill Washington's journalistic elite, aren't enough. Clinton didn't have a magic wand and neither does Obama. True, reality often creeps in. Obama initially aimed to shut down Guantánamo instantly. Later his aides said it might take a year. Last week, Obama told the Post he'd consider it a failure if the prison hadn't been closed by the end of his first term.
He's a pushover. Who's tougher, Senate majority leader Harry Reid and Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi or Obama? The fear is that Reid and Pelosi are. Indeed they act like they are. Reid told ex-senator Joe Biden, Obama's vice president, he's not welcome at meetings of the Senate Democratic caucus. Neither Reid nor Pelosi is cautious about ramming the liberal agenda through Congress. Pelosi wants to raise taxes now, in the teeth of the recession.
As a senator, Obama never bucked his party, its leaders, or a single liberal interest group. In the 2007 debate over immigration reform, Obama voted for every amendment pushed by liberal lobbyists, though if they'd passed, the amendments would have jeopardized the emergence of a bipartisan majority. The legislation died for other reasons.
Obama's allegiance to organized labor has been unflagging. He co-sponsored "card check" legislation allowing labor to set up unions without winning elections by secret ballot. He's still for it, despite its unpopularity and diminished prospects of passage. When he met last week with Mexican president Felipe Calderón, Obama said he wants to "upgrade" the North American Free Trade Agreement. Renegotiating NAFTA is a top priority of labor leaders, but Mexico, Canada, and most economists fear it would reduce trade and stir alarm about a wave of protectionism.
He's another Jimmy Carter on foreign and national security policy. Carter had misplaced confidence in his ability to bend anyone, including dictators, to his view through persuasion. He was a talker, not a doer. A year after he met with Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev, Carter was shocked when Brezhnev ordered an invasion of Afghanistan. His talks with North Korea led to a treaty on nuclear weapons that the North Koreans soon violated. Carter was surprised again.
Obama's willingness to meet with dictators or other anti-American leaders has raised the Carter fear. He sometimes talks about diplomacy as if it's a panacea, a surefire way to solve the world's problems. On the other hand, Obama is committed to sending more American troops to Afghanistan to fight the Taliban and al Qaeda. And he's backed away from a rapid withdrawal from Iraq now that a status of forces agreement has been reached. Perhaps the fear of Carter redux is exaggerated.


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Terry's new Learning Community will be located in the heart of campus at the corner of Lumpkin and Baxter.
Learning Community Phases
Phase 1December 2013–July 201574,291 gross square feet
The first building, named Correll Hall in honor of Ada Lee and A. D. "Pete" Correll (BBA '63), Chairman Emeritus of Georgia-Pacific Corp., will be approximately 74,291 gsf and will house classrooms for graduate programs including the MBA, MMR and MAcc programs. There will be a graduate commons, a business innovation lab, multiple project team rooms and student lockers. The upper floors will house our Full-Time MBA Program offices and Career Management Center, the Dean's and Associate Dean's offices and our Office of Development and Alumni Relations.
Phase 22015–2017140,000 gross square feet
The largest phase is approximately 140,000 gsf. This phase will have multiple wings and will feature 2 large auditoriums, 8 classrooms, a trading room, a behavioral lab and an undergraduate commons with a south-facing veranda. This commons will be centrally located for easy access by the entire Terry community. There will be a multi-purpose/event space, a café and most of the college's service and support centers. The upper levels of this phase will house faculty and staff offices and conference rooms.
Phase 32017–201972,100 gross square feet
The third phase will be 72,100 gsf. and will house approximately 10 additional classrooms, staff offices and conference rooms. This phase is scheduled to begin construction in 2017 and be completed in 2019.
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Definitions for Gulfgʌlf
This page provides all possible meanings and translations of the word Gulf
Princeton's WordNet
an arm of a sea or ocean partly enclosed by land; larger than a bay
gulf, disconnect, disconnection(noun)
an unbridgeable disparity (as from a failure of understanding)
"he felt a gulf between himself and his former friends"; "there is a vast disconnect between public opinion and federal policy"
a deep wide chasm
A hollow place in the earth; an abyss; a deep chasm or basin.
That which swallows; the gullet.
That which swallows irretrievably; a whirlpool; a sucking eddy.
A portion of an ocean or sea extending into the land; a partially landlocked sea; as, the Gulf of Mexico or Persian Gulf.
A large deposit of ore in a lode.
Origin: From golfe, from golfo, from colfos, from κόλπος.
Webster Dictionary
a hollow place in the earth; an abyss; a deep chasm or basin,
that which swallows; the gullet
that which swallows irretrievably; a whirlpool; a sucking eddy
a portion of an ocean or sea extending into the land; a partially land-locked sea; as, the Gulf of Mexico
a large deposit of ore in a lode
Origin: [F. golfe, It. golfo, fr. Gr. ko`lpos bosom, bay, gulf, LGr. ko`lfos.]
Gulf is a novella by Robert A. Heinlein, originally published as a serial in the November and December 1949 issues of Astounding Science Fiction. It concerns a secret society of geniuses who act to protect humanity. The novel Friday, written in 1982, was loosely a sequel.
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- körfəzAzerbaijani
- заліў, затокаBelarusian
- заливBulgarian
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- ծովածոց, ծոց, ծովախորշArmenian
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- 湾Japanese
- ყურეGeorgian
- ឈូងសមុទ្រKhmer
- ಕಂದರKannada
- 灣, 만Korean
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- golpoTagalog
- körfezTurkish
- залив, затокаUkrainian
- خلیجUrdu
- vịnh, 灣Vietnamese
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It is neither "racist" nor "sexist" to question U.N. Ambassador Susan Rice's role in the Benghazi scandal. It is, however, almost entirely beside the point.
Rice wasn't making life-and-death decisions on Sept. 11, 2012, when the U.S. compound in the Libyan city of Benghazi came under attack; President Obama was. Rice, therefore, is unable to answer the all-important question about what order President Obama issued upon hearing that U.S. diplomats in Benghazi were under fire. She can't look America in the eye and answer whether the U.S. military was ordered not to rescue Americans fighting for their lives.
Nor is Rice likely to be the Obama administration official who first concocted the false narrative blaming a YouTube video for a (nonexistent) protest in Benghazi, which, the false narrative continues, "spontaneously" erupted into "unplanned" violence -- the whopper President Obama told for two full weeks.
Another key piece of the puzzle Rice is unlikely to possess is why Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, three days after the Benghazi attack, was out there flogging that same concocted story, as when Clinton tried to console the father of slain ex-SEAL Tyrone Wood by promising him the video's producer would be arrested and prosecuted. Further, it is unlikely Susan Rice can explain why CIA Director David Petraeus went before the House Intelligence Committee, also on Sept. 14, in a closed session and similarly lied, deceiving members into believing that an "unplanned" attack left four Americans, including an American ambassador, dead.
These are just some of the red flags over Benghazi that can never be checked if GOP Sens. John McCain of Arizona, Lindsey Graham of South Carolina and Kelly Ayotte of New Hampshire continue to monopolize the issue and focus solely on Rice and those not-all-that-interesting talking points. It's almost as if they wish to tighten the lens over Benghazi so closely that we never notice that what's really needed is a review of the administration's Arab Spring policies. It is these policies, which, thanks in large part to Hillary Clinton, Susan Rice and White House adviser Samantha Power, actually put Uncle Sam on the path to jihad in Libya by supporting al-Qaida and other jihad terrorists in their bid for power. Maybe that's because the GOP largely supported these same disastrous policies, too.
Here are some of the Benghazi questions that still demand answers:
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As we as a society change our media habits and spend more time online and with new media, the old media are starting to see less of an audience — and less revenues. There have been repeated attacks by the old line in the journalism world against upstarts such as Google and Craigslist, and even a call for reparations for the damage done to classifieds and print advertising. But others have a more clear-eyed view of the challenges ahead and see a time of positive change. "The journalistic ecosystem could end up healthier in the end, if we get this right," wrote Dan Gillmor in an op-ed piece. So what do you think? Is this a time of crisis for traditional media, and are the upstarts to blame for all the layoffs and business trouble? Or have the old-line media brought trouble upon themselves? Do you see a bright future or cloudy future for journalism in the U.S. and abroad? Share your thoughts in the comments below and I'll run the best ones in the next Your Take Roundup.
Is the cup half full or half empty for journalism?
http://www.vaspersthegrate.blogspot.com vaspers the grate aka steven e. streight
I'm working right now on a pkg. of print outs for a local newspaper, Peoria Journal Star, that wants my company to maybe help them with their web site.
As usual, they have a too busy home page, a severe clutter problem. But they have some blogs and good intentions.
Am having difficulty finding any good online newspapers to present as examples of more efficient, usable, and professional design.
Wall Street Journal online sucks. NY Times online sucks. Barrons online sucks. Not trying to troll or flame, it's just the simple truth, from a web analyst's expert point of view.
Good websites that are complex inside, but appear simple and sleek:
Library of Congress, NY Post, Art Forum, CyberJournalist.net, Planet Blacksbury.
What does this tell you about whose fault it is that Old Media, MSM, is dying?
Online newspapers have to learn from blogs, Twitter, and successful information sites. Instead, they just slap together an ugly "online version" and think that if they build it, they will come. A myth.
Another problem: eWeek for example, the print version has a set of content that is not mirrored on the online version. As a new subscriber, I'm not sure if the online version is just lagging behind mysteriously, or if they actually have separate content from print version.
http://www.vaspersthegrate.blogspot.com vaspers the grate aka steven e. streight
Correction: Planet Blacksburg, of Virginia Tech.
http://blog.mymindshare.com Jim Bursch
The fundamental problem with journalism is that it is hitched to the ad-supported media business model, which is a third-party payer system. Such a system is wrought with waste and innefficiency, and the worst of all, it separates the interests of the producer from the interests of the consumer.
More here:
Gresham's Law at work in media
And this from another blog post:
"There is a lot of hand-wringing and gnashing of teath in journalism because newspapers are failing. That is because journalists have bound themselves to a sinking ship. Journalism will eventually jump ship and realize that they can swim, and even construct their own boat. But as long as they cling to the wreckage of ad-supported media, they will continue to be pulled down."
And finally, the way forward illustrated here:
Advancing Evolution: The dis-intermediation of Media
http://www.collegemediainnovation.org/blog Bryan Murley
The real answer is "both." As Dickens said, "it was the best of times, it was the worst of times." News media are going to be in for a lot of pain over the next few years – there's no question about that. Much of it is of their own making, as leaders in news media companies have for too long been content to maintain high profit margins and resist investing in research and development. That tide seems to have turned at least a little.
I remain optimistic, however, that journalism will survive the shakeout that's going to take place over the short term. There are too many bright minds (Holovaty, Curley, Gillmor, Owens, and countless others) who are working to innovate in the field for great journalism to die off.
But I also think it's a pipe dream that the companies that produce journalism are going to ever see the income they saw over the last century – especially newspapers. No matter how much online revenue grows, it will never equal print ad revenue for newspapers. And I can't see declining readership numbers ever growing again, either. Of course, miracles sometimes do happen.
http://bivingsreport.com Erin
Thanks for pointing out these articles from the SF Chronicle. I found the contrast really interesting and decided to blog about my reactions: http://www.bivingsreport.com/2007/new-media/
http://www.digitaledge.org Beth Lawton, Newspaper Association of America
We've had a series of interesting conversations and debates through the Newspaper Association of America's Digital Media Federation, a group of online newspaper editors, digital media pros and others interested in the future of newspaper journalism.
The consensus, as I wrote in this Digital Edge blog entry, is that the (newspaper journalism) glass is more than half full.
Newspapers have boundless opportunity, and there has been a lot of positive development with newspaper.coms and other technologies in the past several years.
There's a ton of innovation, neat projects and good thinking coming out of newspaper's newsrooms, and there are good people working there, as Bryan Murley points out above. In addition, more people than ever before are consuming newspaper content, thanks largely to the Web, and newspaper.com site visitors are a very attractive audience for advertisers. Need statistics? Check this Digital Edge blog entry from earlier this year.
Yes, change can be difficult and not so much fun. Newspaper executives need to face this changing landscape with their heads up and eyes (and brains) open — and the view that the glass is half full. It won't be easy, and it will take some innovative thinking, internal disruption, business savvy and more. Armed with those tools, the future for the newspaper industry and journalism as a whole will be so bright we'll all be wearing shades.
Recommended reading: Dan Gillmor's op-ed from the San Francisco Chronicle, and Gordon Borrell's op-ed on the Digital Edge.
As a side note, if you're interested in joining NAA's Digital Media Federation or would like more information, let me know.
http://blog.nextblitz.com gzino
For journalists that embrace the new mediums, the cup is overflowing. Global distribution AND hyperlocal content subscriptions (RSS etc). Multi-media and links and living conversations. Of course on the other side of the table is the traditional newspaper owner/publisher staring into a much emptier cup…she needs to move across the table…quickly. But some will and they will thrive.
http://www.Tech-Surf-Blog.com Graeme Thickins
In this age, we're being told that everyone's a journalist. And, to a certain extent, they are. They can string words together and now have a platform of sorts.
But, of course, they really aren't. They know it, we know it. It's just a shiny, new era of lower-case "journalism." That does not mean, however, that the Profession of Journalism goes away. Rather, it gets new attention and focus.
I hark back to the early days of desktop publishing, when we were led to believe that Sally the secretary could now design brochures or newsletters. True, she could cobble something together that resembled such a thing. But, as a design colleague of mine liked to say at the time, "Just because you have a tightrope does not make you a tightrope walker." Today, design remains a true profession, practiced by an ever-growing cadre of serious, trained graphic designers. The new tools just made them better, and even led to new specialties, such as user interface design. (And Sally, God bless her, may have gone on to school to learn how to actually become one.)
We all know there's much more to "being" a journalist than simply having possession of some tools. I have a blog. I write. I think sometimes I have a voice. But I am not a trained professional. I have great respect for experienced newspaper journalists, for what these people go through to really "become" one over time — and I don't just mean in school. That's just the beginning.
Professional journalists are now in a unique position to lead the way in the age of Citizen Journalism — shine the light, uphold and raise the standards, continue elevating the profession. Granted, the roles they will play in this new age may still be unclear to many of them.
But the fact remains: we need the tightrope walkers.
http://abuggedlife.com jayvee f.
the thing with social networks is that its like the next big fashion craze. you're only in it depending on who else is wearing that shirt.
though friendster was the first mover in the PH, i believe that other services such as multiply and pretty soon, facebook will be dominant players as well because more and more filipinos are joining the bandwagon. friendster doesn't offer competitive (read: useful) services as facebook and Multiply.
online stalking is made easier by these two services as compared to friendster as you can view those who viewed your profile by default on multiply, as well as track all associations with your friends of friends of friends on facebook.
also, i found it weird that multiply didn't come up in the interview for PH-favored social networking services. what does this mean? i guess it means that the westerners arent aware of that phenomenon because it was overshadowed by myspace and facebook.
multiply is most useful especially since it provides an easy way to download music, albeit raising eyebrows on copyright issues (in the PH, multiply is the new bit torrent).
http://abuggedlife.com jayvee f.
oops! pls remove that last comment. it was meant for another post on social networking. TY and sorry :(
http://www.digitalstreetjournal.com Jonathan Trenn
It seems as if there's some confusion going on here.
The word 'journalist' in one context is used as almost an synonym as 'news reporter'. Then 'journalist', when juxtaposed with the blogging arena merely means writer.
So it seems to me that we're completely stretching it if we consider blogging/citizens media as a threat to journalism…unless most areas in the country get their local news from citizen bloggers. That isn't happening and it's not gonna.
No – the direct threat is not so much to 'journalists' or the editorial side, but to publishers and the business side. Craigslist, eBay, etc. take away revenue. Publishers hurt, lay off staff – including journalists, and journalism suffers.
And reparations? Please. The industry is in transformaton – the same can go for book selling, travel agencies, etc.
In defense of the industry, changes are happening so quicky that it really is impossible to keep up.
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Johannesburg - The rand weakened against the dollar on Friday for a fifth consecutive day, falling by close to a third of a percent, as the currency struggled to shake off fundamental economic weakness.
Data released in the previous session showed South Africa's trade deficit for June had narrowed from 7.4 billion rand to 19 million rand with exports edging up slightly, but the rand failed to gain a foothold against a strengthening dollar.
At 08:27 SA time the local unit was 0.28 percent softer, trading at 10.7365 per dollar compared to a New York close of 10.7060.
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We made good use of the dropdown menus with our child theme of Clean Yeti Basic 1.1.1. Upgrading CYB to 2.0.1 broke them: mouseover doesn't show the child-level menu entries anymore.
We made good use of the dropdown menus with our child theme of Clean Yeti Basic 1.1.1. Upgrading CYB to 2.0.1 broke them: mouseover doesn't show the child-level menu entries anymore.
Do you have custom code for the menu in your child theme? If so I can take a look at it and come up with a fix. I know that for one I had to add data-topbar to the nav element like so

Thanks for the reply! Yes, we have custom code. Attached below. Adding data-topbar didn't help. The code is otherwise similar to the default code, but aligns the default menu to the left and adds a secondary menu that's aligned to the right.
The same code (without data-topbar) worked in 1.1.1 and it was possible to see child-level menu entries.
// Custom menu
if ( ! function_exists('childtheme_override_access') ):
function childtheme_override_access() {

<a href="<?php echo esc_url(home_url()); ?>/" title="<?php bloginfo('name'); ?>" rel="home"><?php bloginfo('name'); ?>

if ( ( function_exists("has_nav_menu") ) && ( has_nav_menu( apply_filters('cleanyetibasic_primary_menu_id', 'primary-menu') ) ) ) {
// Main navigation menu to the left
$args = cleanyetibasic_nav_menu_args();
$args['menu_class'] = 'left';
echo wp_nav_menu( $args );
// Secondary menu to the right
$args = cleanyetibasic_nav_menu_args();
$args['menu'] = 'secondary-menu';
echo wp_nav_menu( $args );

Depending on which browser you are using, you can check the console for errors by right-click -> inspect element and then click on the console tab. Let me know what you find.
Thanks for looking into this. Based on that I was able to locate the issue to be with CSS. Were the some CSS changes related to this between 1.1.1 and 2.0.1 tha could have caused our rules to not work, or was it just our mishap? Could easily have been.
Marking this as resolved.
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The blonde girl was very reluctant to rub the brunettes pussy..loved the video!
Fellatio at 3:34 and ejaculation at 11:44 God gave man a penis and a brain but blood flow for one at a time. --Robin Williams
Outstanding by any measure. This is a 5 ! More by the same girl ??
o_O iss good
Did this guy run out of chubby milf's to fuck?
The series with this gentleman prove that most girls are prepared to fuck anything provided they get whatever they demand.
Another pretty girl to suck him off??? howdid he build his stable?? She has a great body and sux cock like she wants to.
fabulous BJ
name of girl?
Clumsy, unattractive, just not right. Funny guy that looks like Steve Jobs go home. Oh, you are at home. Ok. Stay there then. Girl, nice she had her boobs done and great body but the whole situation is soooo cheesy
steve jobs?
This is one of the best BJ on camera!
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lucky bastard....again
geez how much is he paying these girls
Subliminal BJ. Best of the web. Any more by the same girl ??
Surreal! Awesome girl ~ bizarre bloke.
Damn how much did this dork pay that sweet little thing to do that? Where can I sign up? lol
He didn't even cum in her mouth LOL she was spitting out some fluid she already had stored in her mouth LOL
well presented. very very sexy male with hairy chest and i really enjoyed the beautiful body of the male and sexy nipples of the girl...this erouses our sexy desires.
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