text: Dean Jayson 2016-05-04T14:19:40-04:00 Dean Jayson http://www.huffingtonpost.com/author/index.php?author=dean-jayson Copyright 2008, HuffingtonPost.com, Inc. HuffingtonPost Blogger Feed for Dean Jayson Good old fashioned elbow grease. How Programmatic Media Buying Is Saving The Banner Ad tag:www.huffingtonpost.com,2014:/theblog//3.6225200 2014-11-26T15:46:51-05:00 2015-01-26T05:59:01-05:00 Dean Jayson http://www.huffingtonpost.com/dean-jayson/ Why is it so tempting to dismiss entire swaths of the media landscape as dying or dead as Farhad Manjoo did in a piece for the New York Times earlier this month? TV is dead, Print is dead, and as Mr. Manjoo suggested, the banner is dead, proclaim technology and media reporters! The answer is that killing off a media channel is a step toward simplicity in a maddeningly complex landscape. Many industries are sustained by media, which means many people need to make sense of the media landscape in order to make critical business decisions. How do I reach my target audience in an efficient manner, asks the marketer? How do I monetize my content, asks the publisher? As complexity proliferates, it can be very tempting to intellectually dismiss an entire channel, freeing up the brain to try to make sense of the latest new fangled obsession. When such a new tactic arises out of the ether, like native advertising, it can be a shining beacon in the rough waters of the media ocean, compelling media professionals to pursue it with reckless abandon. This false euphoria is the other side of the "banners are dead" paradigm. The media industry alternates between these two extremes: death and life, cool and uncool, new and old, rarely stopping to ponder the more nuanced middle ground. Mr. Manjoo's piece is guilty of this type of sweeping generalization. His article stops just short of blaming the "web's decline" on banners. Say what? Hours after publishing, Mr. Manjoo was promptly taken to task by the president of the IAB, Randall Rothenberg, for writing an article heavy on hyperbole and light on statistics. Sure, the banner isn't perfect, but it's hardly a monster swallowing the web. The bigger story is that the way banners, and frankly all media, is being bought and sold is undergoing a radical transformation which is changing how consumers experience ads on the web, and thus the web itself. And it's only just begun... Yet, Mr. Manjoo's piece made no mention of programmatic media buying, which would suggest he mailed this piece in, if snail mail wasn't dead of course. Programmatic media buying uses data to target the placement of ads. Behind this simple statement is an incredible technological phenomenon: offline data, for instance loyalty card data reflecting what a consumer buys in a brick and mortar store, can now be used to target online media. A new industry within online advertising has been forged on these technological advancements: Marketers pay data brokers to match offline data with online data, they license data management platforms (DMP) to organize the data in a visually simplistic manner and they use demand side platforms (DSP) to automate the execution of media buys that makes use of the data. In short, advertisers have embraced a new technology infrastructure and now routinely target audiences based upon a web goer's data profile. This data based approach reflects a radical departure from how media has previously been bought and sold. In the past, content was used as a proxy for the target audience. For instance, a dog food maker bought ad space on a cute puppy website with the assumption that visitors to that site are pet owners. This approach has a major flaw: many of the site's visitors love cute puppies but don't have a pet to feed at home. The advertiser is paying for ads that are unlikely to positively impact the business, and the consumer is seeing something irrelevant. I see what Mr. Manjoo was complaining about. But what he missed is that the data based approach of programmatic media buying changes that. Now, the fact that a consumer has a history of purchasing dog food (online or in-store, both data sets are viable) becomes the criteria for targeting ads. In the era of programmatic media buying, data has replaced content as the means for targeting. Ad targeting is now incredibly precise, but it's also automated. Programmatic media buying allows advertisers to program their buy with a target audience, and then let the DSP find that audience. This "set it and forget it" approach frees up marketers' time to focus on building creative that is useful, entertaining or otherwise relevant. Automation will power nearly 62% of banner ads in 2014 -- that's a lot of free time for marketers to invest in improving the advertising experience. Accelerating this change is the fact that data based targeting costs about half of content based targeting. That's right, even though data based targeting is more precise in finding a specific audience, it costs more to use content -- like the dog food site -- as a proxy for a specific audience. In the programmatic era, advertisers don't need to pay content premiums to target an audience; they can use less expensive data. As you can imagine, this puts downward pressure on the rates publishers can charge advertisers, threatening their business model. In essence, the ad-buying marketplace posed an existential challenge to publishers: How can you justify a premium when data allows an advertiser to more effectively and efficiently reach its target audiences? Traditionally, the answer is there's branding value in being associated with content consumers know, love and trust. There's also value in delivering an ad in an environment that is contextually relevant to the advertiser's product, like dog food on a puppy site. But, try pitching soft branding value to a marketer charged with hitting a quarterly sales goal. Is it worth them paying double? In reality, publishers had to find a new way to validate the premium and the answer was the content itself. Advertisers now routinely "co-create" content with publishers. Instead of buying ads next to the content experience, ads become the content experience. Once publishers began co-creating content with advertisers, the idea of integrating that content into the site's editorial stream felt less taboo, and thus, native advertising was born. The rise of content marketing and native advertising is thus interconnected with the rise of programmatic media buying. That interconnected history is still present today. Banners, content and native are three tools that complement one another. Whether publisher or advertiser, knowing how these tools are interconnected, their strengths and their strategic role will determine how the web is experienced by consumers.]]> On the Internet, Nobody Knows You're An Advertiser: Native Advertising and Its Impact on the Web's Credibility tag:www.huffingtonpost.com,2013:/theblog//3.3564203 2013-07-09T16:08:43-04:00 2013-10-17T05:39:16-04:00 Dean Jayson http://www.huffingtonpost.com/dean-jayson/ To date, much of the debate concerning native advertising has failed to appreciate its impact on the web as a medium. At first, critics showed buzzword fatigue and trotted out the "everything old is new again" theme, dismissing native ads as nothing more than the latest incarnation of the advertorial. While the concept of the advertorial may date back to the early days of print, what's new is its arrival to the Internet with scale. Such migration from traditional to digital often unleashes industry disrupting forces; consider what Craigslist did to newspaper classifieds or Napster for music. Yet, unlike these examples, the advertorial's transition to digital is not inherently beneficial to consumers. The advertorial is a loaded concept. Its purpose is to blur the line between biased and unbiased content. It's true that consumers have learned to delineate edit from ad in TV, print and radio, but the unique characteristics of the web pose more complex challenges. We've begun to examine how the advertorial will affect the web, first turning our attention to legacy print publishers, a predictable starting place given their long history with the tactic. When institutions of journalistic propriety like The Washington Post, The Atlantic and The Economist opened their websites to native ads, critics wondered if they were forsaking the revered concept of the editorial wall. This was a fascinating subject for journalists but ultimately only a smaller component of the broader issue facing the web. Then, The Atlantic failed to properly disclose that an article praising Scientology was actually sponsored content and it seemed the critics had their first case study in the perils of native advertising. Yet tellingly, aside from a swift backlash, nothing lasting happened to The Atlantic. All these months later it's still standing, still publishing great content and still integrating native ads. This suggests that a misstep by a single publisher is absorbed by the collective credibility of the web, rather than the undoing of that publisher. This hypothesis aligns with the way people consume the web -- darting between websites and browser tabs, as opposed to leaning back with a single publication like in print. The online ad industry should assess the ethics of native advertising within the context of how people use the web and resist the temptation to view it through the prism of the print advertorial. As long as disclosure practices are not standardized, there will be sporadic slip-ups like The Atlantic incident. The cumulative effect will be a web littered with credibility mines, conditioning consumers to view the web as a less trustworthy place. Fortunately, standardization seems close; publishers typically highlight native ads in a different shade than editorial. Yet, that superficial solution is also a relic from the print era and may not be sufficient for the complex interconnectedness of the web. This was made evident by a certain Washington Post article that found its way into the Google News stream in April. To users of Google News, the piece appeared to be the unbiased work of a journalist, but in fact, it was published on The Washington Post as sponsored content. Somewhere within the Internet plumbing that connects The Washington Post to Google News, the "sponsored content" disclaimer was stripped away, denying readers the ability to know the article's inherent bias. Upon realizing the error, Google built a technical solution to the problem, instructing its partners to publish sponsored content on a different directory, creating what amounts to a filter for the Google News pipeline. Google's need to build a custom solution is a reminder that the web lacks an inherent mechanism for persistently upholding ethical standards of how information should be presented: What begins as clearly labeled sponsored content on one site becomes editorial on the next. It's clear the web's interconnectedness can render the ethics of an original publisher moot. This is even more important given the rise of social media -- by some standards Facebook sharing drives more traffic to webpages than Google searching. If the web is inundated with poorly labeled sponsored content, inevitably consumers will unwittingly share biased information with one another. This threatens the credibility of the medium as well as its users -- the picture of an online dystopia. Consumers are already unwittingly sharing advertiser content with one another every day. Facebook's Sponsored Stories ad product commandeers a user's likeness for the purpose of delivering an advertiser's message, yet grants that user no visibility into how his likeness is ultimately deployed. The Atlantic, Google News and Facebook examples illustrate how inundating the web with advertorial threatens its credibility. Indeed, its credibility may already be eroding as evidenced by the story of Reddit and The Olive Garden. In April, a manager at The Olive Garden offered to pay the check for a family dining in the restaurant after overhearing them discuss a fire that had burnt down their grandfather's house. Soon after the meal, the check showing a balance due of $0.00, was uploaded to Reddit. The story was greeted with a strong sense of skepticism. One user questioned whether the entire thing had been conceived by an advertising agency and planted on Reddit as a ploy for good press. This comment was up-voted until the story became national news, prompting spokespeople from Darden, the parent company of Olive Garden, to refute the accusation. The Olive Garden story turned out to be true; the manager really did spontaneously pick up the check. Reddit users' belief that the story was planted illustrates the heightened sense of paranoia that accompanies a web that fails to standardize how biased content is disclosed. In a web tangled in advertorial, it's a slippery slope from healthy skepticism to paranoia. As the economic infrastructure of online advertising moves from the banner economy and into native, the industry must assess the sustainability of the new system from both a financial and social perspective. The banner economy is proving to be unsustainable financially. Plus, it's annoying. The monetization system incentivizes page views -- leading to unpleasant site features like slideshows, misleading links, unnecessary page breaks and disruptive ad products like interstitials and auto-play videos. This is all inconvenient for consumers -- but at least it doesn't threaten the web's usability and credibility. Native advertising shows promise from a financial perspective but poses more serious challenges to the web's integrity. In the marketplace for native ads, it's rationale for demand to gravitate toward the placements that most effectively conceal the biased nature of the content. This creates a perverse incentive for ad sellers and thus warrants intervention from the industry. Of note, the IAB has commissioned a task force on this issue. The current state of the online ad industry is reminiscent of a New Yorker cartoon from the nineties which famously pictured a pair of dogs sitting at a computer with the caption, "On the internet, nobody knows you're a dog." These days, the dogs could be replaced with two marketing execs and the caption could read: "On the Internet, nobody knows you're an advertiser."]]> Fixing Twitter's Breaking News Problem tag:www.huffingtonpost.com,2013:/theblog//3.2592078 2013-01-31T15:40:17-05:00 2013-04-02T05:12:01-04:00 Dean Jayson http://www.huffingtonpost.com/dean-jayson/ Eventually, news organizations did just that, but the false report was already reverberating across the social web. Facebook "hate pages" and vengeful tweets organized and aimed the public's anger directly toward Ryan's social media profile. Ryan found himself cast the fugitive in a manhunt gone viral. The entire Orwellian episode lasted only a few hours, yet Ryan Lanza's life (notwithstanding his relation to the actual shooter), had been forever changed. In this particular instance, the press is largely absolved from disseminating the wrong information as the shooter had been carrying the ID of his brother. This accounts for the mix-up made by an official at the scene which was passed on to the media. Unfortunately, the press' coverage of Newtown was riddled with inaccurate reports, including the mother's connection to the school, how the shooter entered the school and the number of weapons he used. The Ryan Lanza mix up may have been the least reckless of many errors the press made that day. But it is a chilling example of the speed in which false information, and its troubling consequences, travel in today's era of interconnectedness. A Troubling Trend in Breaking News The flurry of false reports in the aftermath of Newtown points to a growing trend plaguing the news industry: inaccurate reporting in the wake of major events. Take for example, this list of recent high profile blunders: • Gabby Giifords killed in Arizona shooting • Aurora movie theater shooter tied to the Tea Party • Obamacare ruled unconstitutional by the Supreme Court • New York Stock Exchange flooded by Hurricane Sandy • Coney Island Hospital on fire during Hurricane Sandy This list suggests that the Newtown inaccuracies were not an aberration, but rather the latest examples of an alarming trend. In each of these situations, the mass media report was further disseminated by social media. It's easy to imagine how this sort of bad information can have terrible consequences once it goes viral. Why is this Happening? In a newsroom there is an innate tug of war between speed and accuracy. Yet that balance has been disrupted by a strong external force: social media. The problem is that social media, specifically Twitter, has given news organizations a powerful incentive to break news quickly, yet fails to punish them for inaccuracy. Today, the org that breaks the news is rewarded with an immediate windfall of retweets and followers. Social media tracking company TwitterCounter shows how major news events accelerate the rate of acquisition of Twitter followers. Analysis of @NYPost reveals its follower acquisition rate increased 137 percent on the day of the Connecticut school shooting. @CNN's soared 407 percent on the day after. If you're sitting on the sidelines fact checking instead of tweeting, you're not gaining followers. The number of followers may seem like a triviality to outsiders, but it's not just about vanity. A strong social media presence goes hand in hand with pageviews which are the lifeblood of a healthy online advertising business. Far-reaching tweets are equally valuable to the careers of individual reporters; some have cultivated hundreds of thousands of Twitter followers, an asset to any future employer. Super blogger Andrew Sullivan recently left the Daily Beast to start his own publication and promptly converted 12,000 of his followers into paying subscribers. There's a strong business case for using social media to capitalize on breaking news, yet if you happen to get the facts wrong, the damage to the brand is less tangible and less immediate. The main problem is social media has created a playing field where speed counts and accuracy doesn't. The absence of any metrics tied to accuracy has conditioned news entities to create a culture where, if the scoop is big enough, gambling for speed at the expense of accuracy is frankly, rational. The question then is not how to recapture a lost sense of integrity, but rather, how to level the playing field on Twitter. How can social media create an incentive for accuracy that is equally powerful as the one for speed? The answer: a credibility score. Similar to Klout, which provides a standard for influence across your social graph, newsies need a proxy for their historical accuracy, or credibility, when reporting via social media outlets. This adds game dynamics to credibility, a metric that any reputable news organization would be obliged to respect. The context of a credibility score would give Twitter users a sense of who is a trusted source within the social-sphere and thus deserving of the coveted 're-tweet.' This would address the fundamental flaw of news in the social era: bad information travels as quickly as good.]]> How Netflix Is Quietly Shaping the Online Advertising Industry tag:www.huffingtonpost.com,2012:/theblog//3.2339132 2012-12-21T10:26:28-05:00 2013-02-20T05:12:02-05:00 Dean Jayson http://www.huffingtonpost.com/dean-jayson/ "How much for an ad on Netflix?" Ever since the video streaming service proved that Americans have an insatiable appetite for premium TV shows and movies, it's a question that Netflix has heard from many inquiring media buyers. The answer, to the chagrin of Madison Avenue, is a resolute no - Netflix doesn't run ads. Despite the explosive growth of all-you-can-eat premium video services like Netflix, Hulu and Amazon Instant Video, the supply of ads alongside ultra-premium content has struggled to keep up. That means a lot of 30 second commercials all dressed up with nowhere to go; something advertising executives are beginning to notice. For the online advertising industry, the boom in video streaming is fantastic news. Netflix and the like have proven that the demand for premium content is not satisfied by TV alone and thus have given advertisers a new media channel to run their heralded video commercials. The scale of this incremental video consumption is enormous - Netflix alone has 25 million subscribers who eat up an eye-popping 33% of all internet bandwidth. Yet despite the enormous surge in demand for premium TV shows and movies, the supply of ads has been scarce. Hulu is the lone service to sell ad space alongside this content but offers only a fraction of inventory when compared with the same programming on TV. No surprise, that limited inventory is in high demand, Hulu has over 1,000 paying advertisers. The Netflix Effect, or the scarcity of ad space alongside ultra premium online video content, has a profound impact on the economics of digital media. Primarily, it's helped prop up the CPM rates on Hulu and boosted the online video marketplace in general. Digital video ad spending is projected to grow 50% in 2012, that's up from 33% growth in 2011. The laws of economics suggests that the accelerating demand for video advertising means a surge in supply is forthcoming. Unfortunately for Netflix shareholders, despite being the runaway leader in streaming TV shows and movies, it's unlikely to capitalize. After a series of missteps in 2011 led to a subscriber revolt, Netflix must prioritize its brand health rather than test the goodwill of its subscriber base by showing ads. If not Netflix, where will the inventory come from? There is no shortage of media companies in hot pursuit. Google's strategy is to create a new class of premium programming on YouTube. The company has invested over $300MM with dozens of content producers in order to create a welcoming environment for advertisers. The challenge for Google is to strike the right balance between quantity and quality. To date, advertisers' response has been lukewarm. Amazon announced its formal entrance into online advertising at Advertising Week in October. In recent months, it's been been on a premium video shopping spree, licensing content from Epix, Warner Bros and Turner. Given these two facts, Amazon Instant Video seems well poised to enter the online ad business for premium streaming video. To date the company has announced no formal plans. In the meantime, marketers will have to turn back to the existing pool of online video inventory - as Netflix's 25 million subscribers continue their all-you-can eat video binge without an ad in sight.]]> How Windows 8 Could Save Microsoft's Online Advertising Business tag:www.huffingtonpost.com,2012:/theblog//3.2168854 2012-11-20T20:57:31-05:00 2013-01-20T05:12:01-05:00 Dean Jayson http://www.huffingtonpost.com/dean-jayson/ The success of Windows 8 would not only defend the lucrative Windows Division, it could rescue another hugely important division of Microsoft business: online advertising. That business, known as the Online Services Division (OSD) comprised of Bing, MSN network, Atlas and Hotmail, has been a disaster. The division is most notorious for the ill-advised purchase of aQuantive advertising firm, a $6.2 billion blunder Microsoft wrote off this year. That aside, OSD continuously weighs down Microsoft. In the third quarter it operated at a loss of $364 million compared to the Windows Division profit of $1.6 billion. OSD was the only Microsoft division to operate at a loss in the third quarter. Microsoft's opportunity to turnaround its struggling advertising business lies within the new Windows 8 interface, known as Metro. The Metro interface does away with the old-school Windows icons and replaces them with web-connected "tiles" that dynamically pull in updates for things like weather, news, social and email. These tiles amount to desktop apps that, just like mobile apps, can be ad supported. Google, Netflix and The New York Times are among 9,000 companies that have already built desktop web apps for Windows 8. As the owner of the app store (called Microsoft Windows Store), Microsoft, like Apple, has implemented a 70:30 revenue share with developers. Microsoft hopes it can parlay Windows 8 penetration of the PC market into a position of strength in the online ad market. For that strategy to pay off, Windows 8 must replace web browsing with dedicated apps. That's exactly what happened in mobile computing and Apple turned that into a healthy business -- reportedly paying out $2.5 billion to developers in 2011. The good news for Microsoft is that the PC app market may turn out to be a bigger business. Time spent with PC accounts for 26 percent of a consumer's time compared to 10 percent for mobile, creating a bigger inventory set. The app-based interface of Windows 8 is also a key component of Microsoft's strategy to combat Apple and Google in the mobile and tablet market. If consumers download desktop apps for their Windows 8 PCs, they may want them available on other devices, boosting the appeal of Windows 8 phones and tablets. If Windows 8 is a success, Microsoft advertising business could become the company's newest bright spot, instead of its perennial black eye.]]>


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They hit him with their car, failed to call an ambulance, then engaged in a massive cover-up and claimed he was hit by someone else. - ChrisThe City Council is expected to vote next week to pay more than $1 million to the mother of a man run over and killed by a Dallas police officer.
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Utah Jazz: Blazers catch Jazz in a daze
SALT LAKE CITY — Perhaps it was too much eggnog or an overdose of stocking candy during their Christmas break.
Maybe the Utah Jazz are simply allergic to days off.
And, for whatever odd reason, its starting to look like they prefer to be booed at rather than cheered for during games.
Combine all of that with a motivated Portland team — sparked by ex-Jazzman Wesley Matthews grit and LaMarcus Aldridges length and skill — and the result wasnt pretty for the Jazz.
Earning a bit of payback, the ramped-up and defensive-minded Trail Blazers took it to a lackluster Utah squad for a 96-91 road victory at EnergySolutions Arena on Monday night.
They took the life out of us, I guess, because they busted us in the mouth and everything else, and we fell out like flies, Jazz coach Jerry Sloan said. You play games like this at home and in your building, weve got to be a little tougher than what we were.
Aldridge led the Blazers (16-15) with 26 points and seven rebounds, and Portland also got strong performances from a couple of familiar faces to Utah basketball fans.
Matthews, in his first game back in Utah since signing with Portland in the offseason after a strong rookie season with the Jazz, struggled from the field but scored 14 points. Though he had five early turnovers, the second-year guard added eight rebounds, three assists, a steal and played stifling defense.
Former Ute Andre Miller turned in a 17-point performance, including five late clutch free throws, to push Portland over Utah.
The Blazers victory snapped the Jazzs three-game winning streak and ended a five-game skid Portland had going against Utah. It was also the struggling Northwest Division rivals first win in Utah in six tries.
They just played better than us, said Jazz point guard Deron Williams, who had a game-high 31 points with six assists but five turnovers.
They stood us up and they were physical, the All-Star added, and I dont think we screened well and didnt get open and didnt get good looks.
That, strangely, especially seemed to be the case after the Jazz took a 53-46 lead early in the third quarter.
Matthews drained a 3-pointer to snap Portland out of a funk, and the Blazers didnt stop snapping until theyd reeled off a 14-0 run.
Utah responded with a late third-quarter spurt, sparked by a pair of Raja Bell 3-pointers, to tie the game heading into the fourth quarter.
But the Blazers seized control in the final period and maintained a three-to-five point lead for most of the quarter as the Jazz failed to find traction or consistent scoring against the driven visitors.
I think we were just out of sync and a bit sluggish, Bell said. We came out and didnt seem to be moving around crisp. We werent moving period sometimes offensively. We were kind of stationary, and that put us in a tough spot.
Williams made things exciting in the final 31 seconds, scoring 10 points to trim a seven-point Portland lead to three with 7.7 ticks remaining after his second long bomb in a row. But it was too little, too late for the lethargic Jazz.
You have to give them credit, said Sloan, whose team led 27-20 after the first quarter. They came in here and wanted the ballgame. They missed some shots early, but they came right back.
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The festival will officially kick off Thursday, Aug. 23, with a ribeye dinner, sponsored by the Bowling Green Methodist Church, from 5-9 p.m. The event will take place under the awning at the Bowling Green Community Building.
The meal will include ribeye steak, potatoes, green beans, salad and drink. Cost will be $9.
Desserts will cost an additional $1.
Those attending may purchase a steak sandwich and drink for just $6.
Bingo will be played as well, beginning at 5:30 p.m., in the Community Building.
Many prizes will be available, including Longaberger baskets and gifts from Pampered Chef.
Four Fast Bingo Games will be played from 6:30-7:30 p.m., and 10 Bingo games will start at 7.
For more information, call 812-986-2914.
Stage entertainment for the evening will be a DJ, beginning at 6 p.m.
A Jonah Fish Fry is scheduled to kick off Friday, Aug. 24. The dinner will begin at 4 p.m., and conclude at 8.
Cost is $8 for adults and $6 for children 8-under. Desserts will cost an additional $1.
The heavyweight horse pull will begin at 7:30 p.m. There is no entry fee to participate.
The first-place trophy was donated by Brown and Heffner Equipment.
For more information regarding the horse pull, call Joe Heffner at 812-835-2013.
The Nightingales quartet will perform from 6-7:15 p.m., followed by Chris Anderson, from 7:15-8 p.m. In addition, the Clay City High School Band will perform from 8:15-9 p.m.
Events for Saturday, Aug. 25, will begin with the annual Clay Lodge No. 85 F.&A.M. breakfast, from 7-11 a.m. Cost for the breakfast will be a freewill donation. Funds from the breakfast will go toward building a new lodge.
The annual baby contest will begin at 9:30 a.m. Check-in time is 9 a.m.
Categories include newborn to 6-months, 7-months to 1-year and 13-months to 2-years.
Winners from each age group will be selected. Prizes will be awarded for Little Prince and Little Princess. The contest is limited to Clay County and Bowling Green addresses only.
The Little Miss Contest will begin at 10 a.m., and take place under the Community Building awning. The contest is for children ages 4-6. Prizes will be awarded for Little Miss, first runner-up and second runner-up. The check-in time is 9:45 a.m.
The Toddler Contest will also take place at 9:45 a.m. The contest is for children ages 2-3. Prizes will be awarded for Little Prince, Little Princess, Best Smile and Prettiest Eyes. Check-in time is 9:30 a.m.
The contest is limited to Clay County and Bowling Green addresses only.
A Pedal Tractor Pull contest will begin at 2:30 p.m., on the west side of the Bowling Green square. It is open to children through age 12. Weigh-in time is 2 p.m. Tractors will be provided. Classes will be determined by weight of pullers.
Prizes will be given to the winners in each class.
The annual chicken noodle dinner will take place from 4-8 p.m. Cost is $8 for adults per plate and $5 for children 8-under per plate. Desserts will cost an additional $1.
A Cornhole Tournament will also take place. Signups will be from 4-4:30 p.m., on the east side of the town square. Cost is $10 per person.
First-place will be awarded $100, while second-place will earn $50.
The Antique Tractor Pull is set for 5 p.m.
Weigh-ins will be at 5 and 7 p.m., at the Bowling Green Feed and Grain Store. Pulling will begin at 7:30 p.m. No late entries will be accepted. Entry fees will be charged and 75 percent of all monies will be paid back as prizes.
The Center Point Family Band and James Family Singers will provide entertainment from 6-7:30 p.m.


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McAtee v. Toothman et al
|Traci M. Cook, Doug Betler, Keith Marple, Thomas A. Bedell, County of Harrison and F.S. Toothman
|Duane McAtee
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|February 1, 2013
|West Virginia Northern District Court
|Clarksburg Office
|Referring Judge:
|John S. Kaull
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|Civil Rights: Other
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|42:1983 Civil Rights Act
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Rosie Huntington-Whiteley shares snap of idyllic scene while posing in strapless bikini for last time... before flying home with Jason Statham
It is hard to know what to be more envious of: Rosie Huntington-Whiteley's figure or her breathtaking view, in a recent holiday snap.
The model - who has been making fans seriously envious with her regular picture updates during a Hawaiian break - posted the moody photo as she posed in an infinity pool on Wednesday.
Flashing her incredible figure, the 26-year-old waved her arms in the air while stood in front of an exotic, hilly scene.
'Aloha Kauai!': Rosie Huntington-Whiteley shared her amazing figure and view with her fans on Wednesday
Wearing a wide-brimmed straw hat, Rosie's picture wouldn't have looked out of place in a glossy magazine.
The Transformers actress opted for a patterned, strapless bikini as she enjoyed some R&R with boyfriend Jason Statham.
Tweeting the snap, the stunning star wrote: 'Aloha Kauai', after plugging her underwear range early in the week, saying: 'Pretty things to come... S/S '14 Rosie for Autograph @marksandspencer'.
Post-holiday greys: The model and boyfriend Jason Statham were spotted arriving home into Los Angeles airport on Thursday
At speed: The pair held hands as they walked through arrivals, while the Marks and Spencer's star wore a a fringed grey cardigan and skinny jeans
However, proving that all good things must come to end, Rosie and Jason were spotted arriving home into Los Angeles Airport the following day.
The duo both had a serious look on their face suggesting they were feeling the post-holiday blues, while Rosie looked stunning in a grey hat, skinny jeans, fringed cardigan and cowl-neck jumper.
Keeping his dark sunglasses firmly on, her 46-year-old beau opted for a black bomber jacket as he walked with his hands in his pockets.
Take us back: Jason had a serious expression on his face while keeping his dark sunglasses firmly on
50 shades of grey: Rosie kept her hair covered under a stylish hat
On Tuesday, Rosie shared her most daring selfie to date - a picture of herself wearing just a pair of bikini bottoms.
In the shot, she is seen flashing a hint of cleavage as she goes topless with her pink and black snakeskin top on the towel next to her.
stunning British beauty is also seen wearing a silver and turquoise
body chain, which draws further attention to her enviable slim figure.
Rosie has been posing up a storm in various pouty selfies and in one shot, presumably snapped by Jason, the star proudly showcased her washboard abs and toned, tanned limbs as she stood on the white sand.
Her most daring selfie yet! The model appeared to be sunbathing topless in a recent picture
Beach babe: Rosie was well and truly riding solo as she hit the beach in Hawaii on Monday, displaying her positively perfect bikini body in a skimpy scarlet two-piece
Queen of the selfie: The 26-year-old model seemed to be having a whale of a time as she kept her fans up-to-date with her exotic sunshine break, posing up a storm as she worked her magic in front of the camera for numerous pouty selfies
Another fun snap saw the Devon-born beauty sprawled out on the beach with a huge grin on her face.
She had covered up in a fun, striped cartoon-print
crop top while reclining on the sand with her arms splayed out beside
Rosie later transferred her sunbathing spot to a lush green garden as she wistfully stared out into the distance at the picture-perfect tropical backdrop.
Life's a beach: Another fun snap saw the Devon-born beauty sprawled out on the beach with a huge grin on her face as she covered up in a fun, striped cartoon-print crop top while reclining on the sand with her arms splayed out beside her
And the statuesque model certainly didn't disappoint when it came to her penchant for a selfie, posting numerous snaps of her pouting into the camera as she sheltered her eyes from the Hawaiian sun with a chic wide-brimmed straw hat and cat-eye sunglasses.
While Rosie seems keen to take it easy on her sunshine break, her beau Jason has opted for a more active approach to their holiday, and on Sunday enjoyed a zip around the picturesque Napali Coast on a jet-ski with pal Laird Hamilton.
Rosie and Jason started dating back in April 2010, and the British beauty admitted her boyfriend makes her feel 'at home' in spite of her hectic, jet-setting lifestyle.
Never off-duty: The statuesque model certainly didn't disappoint when it came to her penchant for a selfie, posting snaps of her pouting into the camera as she sheltered her eyes from the Hawaiian sun with a chic wide-brimmed straw hat and cat-eye sunglasses
She said in an interview with Elle magazine last year: 'Many models are in long term relationships for stability.
'Admittedly, not always with great men, but it gives them something to come home to, something grounding.
'That's how I see my relationship. Well, I see it in many ways but of the most beautiful things is that I feel at home wherever I am in the world because of him.'
King of the waves: While Rosie seems keen to take it easy on her sunshine break, her beau Jason Statham has opted for a more active approach to their holiday, and on Sunday enjoyed a zip around the picturesque Napali Coast on a jet-ski with pal Laird Hamilton
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No non-state subject in J-K NPR: state Census
Srinagar: Jammu and Kashmir census
department on Wednesday said no non-state subject working in the
state will be included in national population register (NPR)
of Jammu and Kashmir.
There is no scope for any non-state subject working in JK
to get counted, as his Permanent Residential Address that he
fills in his NPR form from the place of work will be sent to
his own state, he said.
While addressing a public meeting in Kupwara on May 17,
Chairman of hardline faction of Hurriyat Conference Syed Ali
Shah Geelani had said there was the possibility of such
inclusion in state NPR.
The spokesman gave specific example of Governor N N Vohra
who has filed the form at Srinagar has very clearly in the
form shown his permanent address at Gurgaon, Haryana.
Accordingly, his unique Identity Card will be issued for
Haryana on basis of his permanent address.
The same shall be applicable to all other senior level
officers, employees etc who are non-state subjects and working
in the state, he said.
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Legislation would avert a March 4 government shutdown
The House today passed legislation to continue funding the government through March 18.
The continuing resolution (CR) passed 335-91. The measure now goes to the Senate, which is expected to approve it.
The government has been on the brink of a shutdown, as funds will run out March 4 unless Congress acts. Experts have said lately the likelihood of a furlough has decreased for now. However, Congress and President Barack Obama have merely pushed back the date for dealing with differing views on spending cuts.
Government shutdown could get postponed
"This CR follows through on our commitment to get Washington to begin to live within its means and prevents potential shutdown by focusing on cuts that have garnered broad bipartisan support," House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va.) said after the vote.
The short-term measure proposed by House Republicans last week would permit federal agencies to continue operating at current funding levels, except for eight programs that were marked for significant cuts or termination in Obama's fiscal 2012 budget request.
A spokesman for Senate Majority Leader Harry (D-Nev.) has said Democrats are cautiously optimistic about Republicans' move away from cuts Democrats consider drastic.
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BURNABY, British Columbia, March 27, 2014 /PRNewswire/ --
The processed package food and fruits & vegetables accounted for the highest revenue share in Germany's organic food market
Increasing purchasing power and consumer health concerns are significantly contributing towards the robust growth in organic food sales across the globe. In 2013, North America accounted for more than one third of the overall global demand for organic food, followed closely by Europe. Germany is one of the leading organic food markets in European Union (EU). Germany is witnessing growth in consumption as well as production of organic food. In 2013, Germany's southern & western regions emerged as the main contributors to the country's overall organic food market, as a result of growing per capita income and domestic production.
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Germany's organic food market is broadly divided into five segments that include fruits & vegetables, dairy products, meat, processed package food, and breads & cereals. However, the market was mainly dominated by processed package food and fruits & vegetables, in revenue terms, in 2013.
According to the recently published report by TechSci Research "Germany Organic Food Market Forecast & Opportunities, 2019", the Germany's organic food market is projected to grow at a CAGR of around 9% during 2014-19, in value terms. Organic meat and breads & cereals are expected to be the fastest growing segments in the organic food market of the country. Increasing awareness about the negative impacts of pesticides and Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) on the consumers' health is significantly boosting the acceptance of organic food among the young population of Germany with about 12% annual growth witnessed in 2012 among the consumers under 30 years of age.
"The growing trend of organic food in hospitals and restaurants is boosting the organic food market in Germany. Government initiatives coupled with awareness amongst young consumers are expected to surge the country's organic food market over the next five years." said Mr. Karan Chechi, Research Director with TechSci Research, a research based global management consulting firm.
The report reveals that, retailers are largely driving the organic food market in Germany, with the number of both exclusive organic food retail stores as well as conventional stores that offer organic food continuing to grow. Some of the country's leading organic food retailers include EDEKA Zentrale AG & Co KG, REWE-Zentral-Aktiengesellschaft, ALDI Einkauf GmbH & Compagnie, METRO AG, Alnatura Produktions- Und Handels GmbH and denn's Biomarkt GmbH.
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Marcel Duchamp's Nude Descending a Staircase (No. 2), a piece that is among the most iconic works in the history of modern art, is on display now at the CMA as part of the museum's centennial year celebration!
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3 Out Of 4 Quebecers Want Euthanasia Legalized
By Thaddeus M. Baklinski
MONTREAL, August 11, 2009 (LifeSiteNews.com) - An Angus Reid-La Presse poll carried out on August 4 and 5 has found that more than three quarters of Quebecers agree that euthanasia should be legalized in Quebec.
Jaideep Mukerji, Vice President of Public Affairs at Angus Reid Strategies, said he was surprised by the results of the poll of 800 adults in Quebec.
"You'd be surprised how Quebecers are in favor of euthanasia and that their opinion on the subject is clear," Mukerji told La Presse, adding that support for the legalized killing was consistent across most social and economic strata.
"The responses of Quebecers are constant, regardless of gender, income or place of residence," he said.
The general consensus of Quebecers on the issue of ending life supports the action of the Quebec College of Physicians who in July announced plans to recommend the decriminalization of euthanasia, under specific circumstances, in order to pressure the federal government to amend the Criminal Code.
Though the College of Physicians stresses that their recommendation does not endorse assisted suicide, the timing of their proposal and the intended release of a "discussion paper" on euthanasia in October, coincides with the upcoming debate in Parliament on Bill C-384 - the bill to legalize euthanasia and assisted suicide for people who are physically or mentally suffering or terminally ill - that was introduced by Francine Lalonde, the Bloc Québécois Member of Parliament from La Pointe-de-l'Île in May
Proposing that euthanasia be legalized "as part of appropriate care in certain particular circumstances," the College's task force on ethics concluded that Quebec society was ready for the intentional killing of the terminally ill who are in intense pain (85% of Quebecers in favor), people with an incurable disease (58% of Quebecers in favor), and patients in a coma who have left instructions to be euthanized if reduced to such a condition (86% of Quebecers in favor).
Margaret Somerville, Director of the McGill Centre for Medicine, Ethics and Law in Montreal, told La Presse that the rejection of their cultural Catholicity by many in Quebec has played a major role in their acceptance of euthanasia.
"You can infer that Quebecers need a moral justification for euthanasia and that terrible pain can be one for them," Somerville observed. "It's hard to argue against euthanasia if there is no religion."
Suzanne Philips-Nootens, University of Sherbrooke professor at the Faculty of Law, cautioned that the survey results should not be taken at face value.
"Respondents expressed their view about an abstract situation," she said. "But the day when people actually become ill, studies show that their views on euthanasia tend to change."
Euthanasia Prevention Coalition Executive Director Alex Schadenberg questioned whether the respondents actually knew what euthanasia is, and may have confused euthanasia with the right to refuse medical treatment.
"Legalizing euthanasia would give someone (usually a physician) the right to directly and intentionally cause the death of another person. Assisted suicide means giving someone(usually a physician) the right to be directly and intentionally involved with causing the death of another person.
Schadenberg told LifeSiteNews.com that euthanasia and assisted suicide are often viewed as issues related to personal autonomy but they in fact represent a loss of autonomy since euthanasia and assisted suicide require another person to be directly and intentionally involved with causing a person's death.
Schadenberg also expressed grave concern over the poll's revelation that a majority of Quebecers agreed that people with incurable disease could be euthanized.
"It is very concerning that this poll indicated that 58% of the respondents supported euthanasia for people who were not terminally ill but living with an incurable illness. People with disabilities need to be concerned about negative attitudes that exist toward people who live with disabilities and incurable conditions."
To help the Euthanasia Prevention Coalition in its important work to defeat the passage of legislation that would legalize euthanasia and assisted suicide for vulnerable Canadians, donations can be made by paypal through their website here, or by credit card by calling their office at: 1-877-439-3348.
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Please, enough with the cult of pop stars. Our kids need real heroes.
April 29, 2016 (LifeSiteNews) – Two things happen each time a significant pop culture figure dies: Christians attempt to dredge up some moderately conservative or traditional thing that figure said at some point during his long career, and mainstream media attempts to convince a society thoroughly bored with such things that the person in question was a ground-breaking radical. The two most recent examples are the androgynous David Bowie—a cringe-worthy and possibly blasphemous video of him dropping to his knees during a rock performance and uttering the Lord's Prayer circulated just following his death--and the pop star Prince.
I've had to suppress my gag reflexes many times as I saw my Facebook newsfeed fill up with memes sporting quotes from Prince about his faith and articles announcing that the musician who "embraced gender fluidity before his time," according to Slate and "will always be a gay icon" according to The Atlantic, was against gay marriage. Sure, maybe he was. But only a Christian community so shell-shocked by the rapid spread of the rainbow blitzkrieg and the catastrophic erosion of religious liberty would find this remarkable. After all, Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton said the same thing barely one election cycle ago. As one obituary celebrating Prince's paradigm-smashing sexual performances written by Dodai Stewart put it:
Dig, if you will, a picture: The year is 1980. Many states still have sodomy laws. The radio is playing feel-good ear candy like Captain and Tennille and KC and the Sunshine Band. TV hits include the sunny, toothy blond shows Three's Company and Happy Days. There's no real word for "gender non-conforming." But here's what you see: A man. Clearly a man. Hairy, mostly naked body…a satiny bikini bottom. But those eyes. Rimmed in black, like a fantasy belly dancer. The full, pouty lips of a pin-up girl. Long hair. A tiny, svelte thing. Ethnically ambiguous, radiating lust. What is this? A man. Clearly a man. No. Not just a man. A Prince.
Right. So let's not get too carried away, shall we? I know Christians are desperate to justify their addictions to the pop culture trash that did so much to sweep away Christian values in the first place and I know that latching on to the occasional stray conservative belief that may manifest itself in pop culture figures makes many feel as if perhaps we are not so weird and countercultural, but this bad habit we have of claiming these figures upon their passing is downright damaging.
After all, parents should be teaching their children about real heroes, titans of the faith who changed the world. Heroes of the early church who stood down tyrants, halted gladiatorial combat, and crusaded against injustice in a world where death was all the rage. These men and women were real rebels who stood for real values. If we want to point our children to people they should emulate, we should be handing them books like Seven Men: And the Secret of Their Greatness by the brilliant writer Eric Metaxas rather than the pop albums Purple Rain or Lovesexy by Prince. If parents spend their time glorifying the predecessors of Lady Gaga and Miley Cyrus instead of highlighting heroes like William Wilberforce, they can hardly be surprised when their children choose to emulate the former rather than the latter.
The mainstream media's adulation of these pop stars is equally irritating. The unspoken truth of these obituaries is that the flamboyant antics of Prince and the rest of the so-called rebellious drag queens populating the rock n' roll scene have been mainstream for a long time already. Want to see dozens of bizarre body piercings? Weird hairdos? Purple mohawks? Dudes with nail polish? Strange tattoos? Easy. Just go onto any university campus, or any public high school without a dress code. With headphones wedged firmly in their ear canals, they can pump the cleverly commercialized "counterculture" straight into their skulls 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
More than that, some of these courageous rebels have actually sued their employers to ensure that they can let their establishment-smashing freak flag fly at work, too. An Edmonton woman with 22 visible body piercings complained that her employer was unfair because apparently she was being discriminated against "based on body modifications." Yeah! The Man must be told, after all. And if he doesn't agree, we will lawyer up. I wonder what the shrieking rebels of the early days would think about the snivelling children of the current grievance culture.
So these days, the media's eulogizing about aging culture warriors who went mainstream a long time ago rings a bit hollow. After all, most rock n' roll stars these days look tame compared to what shows up in the children's section at Pride Week. Freaky is normal now. Normal is radical. Welcome to 2016.
When Christians are posting nostalgic tributes to the rebels who helped inoculate their children against the radical views of Christianity in the first place, you know that the victories of the counterculture are complete and Stockholm syndrome has set in.
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Target boycott climbs to over 1 million
April 29, 2016 (LifeSiteNews) – Over 1 million people have signed a pledge to boycott Target over its new policy allowing men to access women's bathrooms.
The American Family Association's Boycott Target petition gained traction immediately, reaching the one million mark in only nine days.
"Corporate America must stop bullying people who disagree with the radical left agenda to remake society into their progressive image," said AFA President Tim Wildmon. "#BoycottTarget has resonated with Americans. Target's harmful policy poses a danger to women and children; nearly everyone has a mother, wife, daughter or friend who is put in jeopardy by this policy. Predators and voyeurs would take advantage of the policy to prey on those who are vulnerable. And it's clear now that over one million customers agree."
Target defended its policy in a statement saying that it believes everyone "deserves to be protected from discrimination, and treated equally" and earlier this week, a Target spokeswoman defended the policy as "inclusive."
The AFA said that unisex bathrooms are a common-sense alternative to allowing men unfettered access to women's bathrooms.
"Target should keep separate facilities for men and women, but for the trans community and for those who simply like using the bathroom alone, a single occupancy unisex option should be provided," the petition says.
The AFA warned that Target's new policy benefits sexual predators and poses a danger to women and children.
"With Target publicly boasting that men can enter women's bathrooms, where do you think predators are going to go?" the petition asked.
There have been numerous instances of predatory men accessing women's bathrooms and intimate facilities in the wake of "transgender" bathroom policies allowing them to do so.
"We want to make it very clear that AFA does not believe the transgender community poses this danger to the wider public," said Wildmon. "Rather, this misguided and reckless policy provides a possible gateway for predators who are out there."
NewsBioethics, Culture of Life Fri Apr 29, 2016 - 11:57 am EST
Amazing new video captures the flash of light the moment life begins
CHICAGO, April 29, 2016 (LifeSiteNews) – Life begins with a spark – literally.
Researchers at Northwestern University have documented the striking event in a new video that accompanies a study published this week.
At the moment of conception, the egg releases massive amounts of zinc, which creates a spark that can be seen with the aid of a microscope.
"It was remarkable," said Teresa Woodruff, a professor of obstetrics and gynecology at Northwestern University's medical school. "To see the zinc radiate out in a burst from each human egg was breathtaking."
The research team had noted the zinc sparks before in mice eggs but had never observed the process in human beings.
"All of biology starts at the time of fertilization," Woodruff said, "yet we know next to nothing about the events that occur in the human."
One of the researchers, Northwestern chemistry professor Thomas O'Halloran, explained the science behind the process in 2014.
"The egg first has to stockpile zinc and then must release some of the zinc to successfully navigate maturation, fertilization and the start of embryogenesis," he said. "On cue, at the time of fertilization, we see the egg release thousands of packages, each dumping a million zinc atoms, and then it's quiet."
"Each egg has four or five of these periodic sparks," O'Halloran said. "It is beautiful to see, orchestrated much like a symphony."
Since the amount of zinc in an egg correlates with successful implantation and birth, the Northwestern researchers are highlighting that their research may be used to assist in vitro fertilization.
But that raises concerns given the grave moral issues with IVF, which involves creating numerous embryos that are either killed or frozen. Moral theologians also emphasize that IVF is an injustice even for the children who are born as a result, as they are created in a lab rather than in the union of man and woman.
The study may have far-reaching consequences the research team did not intend, such as strengthening public belief in the longstanding scientific consensus that life begins at the moment of conception/fertilization.
Many of those who saw the Northwestern video said it testifies to the beauty of life and the shallow lies that buttress the argument of abortion-on-demand.
"I saw this, and I was blown away by it," said Rush Limbaugh on his nationally syndicated radio program Thursday afternoon. "For anybody in the mainstream media to openly admit that life begins at conception" defies arguments that an unborn child is only "tissue mass."
Researchers released a separate video of the zinc spark taking place in a mammalian egg more than a year ago:
The paper, which is entitled "The Zinc Spark is an Inorganic Signature of Human Egg Activation," was published by Scientific Reports on April 26.


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It's hard to say without really knowing the size of the bowl, but I think that's probably fine. We have an automatic water refill bowl for our dogs, with a 1 gallon tank. I refil the tank every 1.5 days, because it's empty. Technically we have 2 dogs, but our little dog hardly drinks anything, so really we just go through that amount for our other dog. He also supplements his water consumption with toilet water, if we forget to close the bathroom door. Gabe thinks that's hilarious--I don't. :-)
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