Affiliate Marketing Secrets

i took a group therapy class. at first, i thought it was kinda cool, but recently i’ve stopped attending.
[1] some of these folks have way more problems than i do.
[2] it really boiled down to these kids couldn’t relate to me. they were undergrads and i was just about finishing grad school. for example, I’d try to tell them where I wanted to take my career — a high-paying job — and they virtually unanimously responded, “do what you like!” (yeah well music don’t pay sh*t). or if i told them just HOW MUCH i travelled for student (like 35 countries), two of them remarked, “well, airlines have the secret frequent flyer and the super secret ff card,” and i tried to tell them, “dude – i have that card,” but they just laughed at it.
this is why i have difficulty relating with most people. I’ve done alot of the things they want to do — skydive, visit Africa, Brazil, Australia, etc., scuba dive, surf, sharkcage dive — but when i try to tell them what i REALLy want in life is to own a company via MBA, demonstrated leadership, and making a good product to market,….all i get are crickets.
anyone else have this problem? (so that’s why i stopped going, cause these folks with their emotional issues are not connecting with me)

i took a group therapy class. at first, i thought it was kinda cool, but recently i’ve stopped attending.
[1] some of these folks have way more problems than i do.
[2] it really boiled down to these kids couldn’t relate to me. they were undergrads and i was just about finishing grad school. for example, I’d try to tell them where I wanted to take my career — a high-paying job — and they virtually unanimously responded, “do what you like!” (yeah well music don’t pay sh*t). or if i told them just HOW MUCH i travelled for student (like 35 countries), two of them remarked, “well, airlines have the secret frequent flyer and the super secret ff card,” and i tried to tell them, “dude – i have that card,” but they just laughed at it.
this is why i have difficulty relating with most people. I’ve done alot of the things they want to do — skydive, visit Africa, Brazil, Australia, etc., scuba dive, surf, sharkcage dive — but when i try to tell them what i REALLy want in life is to own a company via MBA, demonstrated leadership, and making a good product to market,….all i get are crickets.
anyone else have this problem? (so that’s why i stopped going, cause these folks with their emotional issues are not connecting with me)

i took a group therapy class. at first, i thought it was kinda cool, but recently i’ve stopped attending.
[1] some of these folks have way more problems than i do.
[2] it really boiled down to these kids couldn’t relate to me. they were undergrads and i was just about finishing grad school. for example, I’d try to tell them where I wanted to take my career — a high-paying job — and they virtually unanimously responded, “do what you like!” (yeah well music don’t pay sh*t). or if i told them just HOW MUCH i travelled for student (like 35 countries), two of them remarked, “well, airlines have the secret frequent flyer and the super secret ff card,” and i tried to tell them, “dude – i have that card,” but they just laughed at it.
this is why i have difficulty relating with most people. I’ve done alot of the things they want to do — skydive, visit Africa, Brazil, Australia, etc., scuba dive, surf, sharkcage dive — but when i try to tell them what i REALLy want in life is to own a company via MBA, demonstrated leadership, and making a good product to market,….all i get are crickets.
anyone else have this problem? (so that’s why i stopped going, cause these folks with their emotional issues are not connecting with me)

i took a group therapy class. at first, i thought it was kinda cool, but recently i’ve stopped attending.
[1] some of these folks have way more problems than i do.
[2] it really boiled down to these kids couldn’t relate to me. they were undergrads and i was just about finishing grad school. for example, I’d try to tell them where I wanted to take my career — a high-paying job — and they virtually unanimously responded, “do what you like!” (yeah well music don’t pay sh*t). or if i told them just HOW MUCH i travelled for student (like 35 countries), two of them remarked, “well, airlines have the secret frequent flyer and the super secret ff card,” and i tried to tell them, “dude – i have that card,” but they just laughed at it.
this is why i have difficulty relating with most people. I’ve done alot of the things they want to do — skydive, visit Africa, Brazil, Australia, etc., scuba dive, surf, sharkcage dive — but when i try to tell them what i REALLy want in life is to own a company via MBA, demonstrated leadership, and making a good product to market,….all i get are crickets.
anyone else have this problem? (so that’s why i stopped going, cause these folks with their emotional issues are not connecting with me)

i took a group therapy class. at first, i thought it was kinda cool, but recently i’ve stopped attending.
[1] some of these folks have way more problems than i do.
[2] it really boiled down to these kids couldn’t relate to me. they were undergrads and i was just about finishing grad school. for example, I’d try to tell them where I wanted to take my career — a high-paying job — and they virtually unanimously responded, “do what you like!” (yeah well music don’t pay sh*t). or if i told them just HOW MUCH i travelled for student (like 35 countries), two of them remarked, “well, airlines have the secret frequent flyer and the super secret ff card,” and i tried to tell them, “dude – i have that card,” but they just laughed at it.
this is why i have difficulty relating with most people. I’ve done alot of the things they want to do — skydive, visit Africa, Brazil, Australia, etc., scuba dive, surf, sharkcage dive — but when i try to tell them what i REALLy want in life is to own a company via MBA, demonstrated leadership, and making a good product to market,….all i get are crickets.
anyone else have this problem? (so that’s why i stopped going, cause these folks with their emotional issues are not connecting with me)

venues and “venue shopping” (or “strategic decision making”)
rule making
why Congress passes broad, non-specific legislation
Administrative Procedure Act of 1946
“capture” of regulatory agencies
political executives
civil service
White House Office of Public Liaison
inner and outer cabinet departments
clientele groups
policy implementation & how it defines policy
standing to sue
amicus curiae
class action suits
SLAPP suits
limitations of courts as venues for interest groups
Rutherford Institute
ACLU, ACLJ
Brown v. Board of Education
Robert Bork
Interest groups and Supreme Court nominations since Bork & Thomas
Harriet Miers
role of ABA in judicial selection
why there are many judicial vacancies currently
who becomes a federal judge and how
resources needed to lobby the courts
lobbying coalitions (ad hoc and enduring)
“Wednesday meeting” and “Tuesday group”
“strange bedfellows” (examples)
factors that increase the chances of coalition success
“iron triangles” (or “subgovernments”)
issue networks
importance of advocacy explosion in explaining issue networks
hollow cores, multiple niches, sloppy boundaries, expertise
advantages possessed by business in influencing government
limitations and counterweights to business power
extent of bias in the interest group system as a whole (Berry & Wilcox)
B & W’s “three commonsense standards” for regulating interest groups
status of the Madisonian system today (Cigler & Loomis)
blurring of roles between interest groups and parties
blurring of representation
Tom DeLay