With the problem lies, I deactivated one by one all my plugins, and redo the process of bulk delete and fotunately found the culprit. It was the wordpress mobile plugin. I have deactivated the plugin and bulk delete the draft post and it was executed flawlessly.If you know a work around to the wordpress mobile plug-in please comment below, I do want to activate it again.

Just a friendly reminder, if you are experiencing problem in your wordpress blog, try to deactivate first the plug-in one by one and redo the process or reproduce the problem you are having. If all was done and plugin is not the issue, try to go over the files you have uploaded, some ftp client are know to drop files while uploading. If none is working, this may be the time you go to your host to resolve the issue but be sure to explain to them the problem you have in details.

Happy blogging!

Here are few of what you can expect on this version, you can find more of this here.
User Features

* New Theme Installer routines
* Add CodePress syntax highlighting to Theme and Plugin editors
* Add Documentation(function) lookup to Theme and Plugin editors
* Use “Custom Header” for menu text and revise Default theme to reflect change
* Separate Comments into a separate postbox, from Discussion postbox, on the Edit Post screen
* Make tags accessible without Javascript on the edit screen
* Don’t ask for confirmation when marking a comment as spam
* Don’t notify post author of own comments
* Allow the dashboard widgets to be arranged in up to four columns as set via the Screen Options tab
* Make titles into links in Dashboard Right Now module (this was in 2.7.1)

* Improved Admin icons (grey-to-transparent shadows)
* Update Blue Admin Color Scheme
* Press This improvements UI, quoting fixes, plus ability for Contributors to use Press This
* Add column “Rating” in Administration > Links > Edit
* Improve installer to help people entering wrong email addresses
* Improved Widget user interface
* Allow editing of all plugin files (Ticket 6732)
* Improved Plugin search (this was in 2.7.1) on Administration > Plugins > Add New
* Per Page option for plugins
* Move “Install a plugin in .zip format” to new Upload tab under Administration > Plugins > Add New
* Show absolute date instead of relative date for scheduled posts
* Fix tags suggest for post quick edit and bulk edit
* Permalink editor changes and fix for pages
* Autosave post/page when pressing Control/Command+S
* Add toggle all button to the Gallery tab in the uploader
* Support more than one gallery on the same page
* Add per page option to Screen Options for comments, posts, pages, media, categories, and tags
* Overhaul of LiveJournal importer (also add define WP_IMPORTING)
* Import category descriptions for Administration > Tools > Import > WordPress
* Show Tools menu for all users so they can access Turbo
* Check for new version when visiting Administration > Tools > Upgrade
* Fix most popular link category list
* Add description field for tags
* WAI-ARIA landmark roles to added to WordPress Default theme
* “Choose a city in the same timezone as you” for Timezone in Administration > Settings > General
* Remove My Hacks option from Administration > Settings > Miscellaneous
* Hide email addresses from low privilege users on Administration > Comments
* In upgrade process, provide better explanation for database upgrade message
* Enforce unique email addresses in Add/Edit users
* Make user_nicenames unique during registration

With this you can basically learn new things. One is to know where those guys are getting their backlinks. Second is how they optimize their pages not just for links. Third, the dirty tricks they are employing to their competitors.

It is normal in the contest, let your competitor be down while having your site up to grab their position. Blackhat!

Back to Busby SEO Test with one month more remaining and promotional items corporate gifts srednarb with two weeks more.

With 2.6.1, we’re continuing our trend of releasing a maintenance release shortly after a major release in order to get fixes for the inevitable “dot zero” bugs into your hands without a long wait.  If you’re happy with 2.6, however, keep on using it.  You need not upgrade to 2.6.1 if 2.6 is getting the job done.

2.6.1 offers several improvements for international users.  Styling of the admin for right-to-left languages is much improved thanks to the efforts of the Farsi and Hebrew translation teams, and a mysterious gettext bug caused by certain PHP configurations is now fixed.  For IIS users, 2.6.1 fixes several permalink problems. Image insertion problems in the Press This feature experienced by IE users are also fixed. Of note to everyone is a fix for a performance bug in the admin where those with a lot of plugins would experience slowness on some pages.