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As thousands of athletes from around the world descended on Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, this summer to compete in the 2016 Summer Olympics, broadcast and cable news programming missed a golden opportunity to discuss the incredible legacy of the legislative reform largely responsible for the growth and success of women's sports in the United States and around the world -- Title IX.
One of the biggest stories coming out of the 2016 Summer Olympics was the sheer dominance of American athletes in general, and American women in particular. American swimmer Katie Ledecky and gymnast Simone Biles finished the games with four gold medals each (and five medals overall) and, at just 19 years old, they both are widely considered the most dominant athletes in their respective sports. Meanwhile, as the United States men's basketball team struggled before coalescing in the gold medal match, the American women's team blasted every opponent en route to a sixth consecutive Olympic championship.
According to The New York Times, the United States brought home 121 medals from Rio, far outpacing China (70) and Great Britain (67) for first place, and became the first nation in 40 years to lead all nations in each medal category: gold, silver, and bronze. As was the case in 2012, more than half of that total medal haul (61) was won by American women, whose unparalleled athletic success would have been unlikely without the unique progressive legacy of the Title IX provision in federal education policy, which prevents sex discrimination in federally funded programs like school sports. From the Times:
The United States is one of the few countries to embed sports within the public education system. And equal access to sports for women comes with legal protections, gained with the education amendment known as Title IX in 1972 and the Olympic and Amateur Sports Act in 1978.
About one of every two American girls participates in sports in high school. Of the 213 American medalists in individual and team sports in Rio, according to the [United States Olympic Committee], nearly 85 percent participated in university-funded sports.
"Those things don't exist elsewhere in the world," said Donna Lopiano, a former executive director of the Women's Sports Foundation. "We have the largest base of athletic development. Our women are going to dominate, not only because of their legal rights but because women in other parts of the world are discriminated against."
A Media Matters review of broadcast evening news coverage on ABC, CBS, NBC, and PBS, as well as cable evening and prime-time coverage on CNN, Fox News, and MSNBC between the days of the opening and closing ceremonies of the 2016 Summer Olympics revealed only two substantive mentions of Title IX as it relates to current or former American or international Olympians. A similar lack of interest was on display on the major Sunday political talk shows on ABC, CBS, CNN, Fox Broadcasting, and NBC.**
A review of available Nexis transcripts from August 5 through August 21 returned 259 results mentioning the Olympics in Rio, including just two references to Title IX's role in encouraging and supporting female athletes and women's sports: NBC Nightly News and PBS NewsHour each mentioned the legislation during Olympic segments on August 18 and August 19, respectively. By contrast, there were dozens of mentions of American swimmer Ryan Lochte's infamous and unsubstantiated story of being robbed at gunpoint outside a Rio gas station.
Major print outlets including like The New York Times, The Washington Post, the Los Angeles Times, and USA Today gave Title IX special attention in 2016, but their television counterparts once again dropped the ball. Title IX was also conspicuously absent from print and television coverage of the 2014 Winter Olympics, according to a February 2014 Media Matters analysis.
As noted above, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, which was authored by Sen. Birch Bayh (D-IN) and Rep. Patsy Mink (D-HI) and signed into law by President Richard Nixon, has left an indelible mark on women's sports over the past 44 years. But American women aren't the only beneficiaries of the legislation; Title IX's prohibition against gender discrimination at most educational institutions is a major contributing factor in making American universities a magnet for athletes from around the world.
Stanford University, the most successful athletic institution in the world this year in terms of Olympic medals, produced a number of American women medalists -- including burgeoning swimming stars Ledecky, Maya DiRado, and Simone Manuel. It also produced Greek pole vault gold medalist Katerina Stefanidi. If not for Ledecky, the most successful women's swimmer of the summer would have been Hungary's Katinka Hosszu, an alumna of the University of Southern California. (Controversial Russian swimmer and two-time silver medalist Yulia Efimova, though not an alumna of the school, is coached by Southern Cal head coach Dave Salo.) Bahamian sprinter Shaunae Miller, an alumna of the University of Georgia, edged out former Southern Cal sprinter Allyson Felix to win gold in the women's 400-meter. Canadian swimmer Chantal van Landeghem, another Georgia alum, took home a bronze medal in the women's 4x100-meter freestyle relay alongside teammate and Ohio State University graduate Michelle Williams. Canadian track and field star Brianne Theisen-Eaton, who won a bronze medal in the heptathlon, attended the University of Oregon.
This is just a snapshot of the Title IX impact that was on display at the 2016 Summer Olympics, but broadcast and cable news almost completely ignored the success story, despite offering a torrent of Olympic-centered stories and features.
Media Matters conducted a Nexis search of transcripts of evening and prime-time (defined as 5 p.m. through 11 p.m.) weekday programs on CNN, Fox News, and MSNBC, and network broadcast news (ABC, CBS, NBC, and PBS) from August 5, 2016, through August 21, 2016. Media Matters also reviewed Sunday political talk shows on ABC, CBS, CNN, Fox Broadcasting, and NBC during the same time period. We identified and reviewed all segments that included any of the following keywords: olympics or rio or title nine or title 9 or title ix.
The following programs were included in the data: World News Tonight, This Week with George Stephanopoulos, CBS Evening News, Face the Nation, NBC Nightly News, Meet the Press**, PBS NewsHour, The Situation Room, Erin Burnett OutFront, Anderson Cooper 360, CNN Tonight, The Five, Special Report, On the Record with Greta Van Susteren, The O'Reilly Factor, The Kelly File, Hannity, MTP Daily, With All Due Respect, Hardball with Chris Matthews, All In with Chris Hayes, The Rachel Maddow Show, and The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell. For shows that air reruns, only the first airing was included in data retrieval.
**NBCUniversal pre-empted Meet the Press on August 14 and August 21 to air exclusive coverage of the Olympics on NBC.
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ABC's World News Tonight ignored Steve Bannon's long history of extremism and racism in their report on the Breitbart News CEO's new job as chief executive for Donald Trump's presidential campaign.
ABC's World News Tonight with David Muir characterized Bannon as "a onetime Goldman Sachs banker and film director, stepping down from his current job as head of ultra-conservative Breitbart News," reporting Bannon had previously attempted to make sure Trump "would not be swayed by Republican leaders calling for a more moderate tone":
TOM LLAMAS: Today, at Trump Tower, cameras ushered in for what looked a lot like a Trump cabinet meeting. Donald Trump surrounded by his top advisers, and now, some fresh faces. There, at the end of the table, his new campaign CEO, Stephen Bannon, and new campaign manager, Kellyanne Conway. Trump not saying much during this photo op, but his actions today, that campaign shakeup, sends a clear message: Trump is going back to his way of doing things.
Bannon, a onetime Goldman Sachs banker and film director, stepping down from his current job as head of ultra-conservative Breitbart News. He's never worked on a campaign, but today, the Trump team touting in a press release a magazine article calling him "The Most Dangerous Political Operative In America." Trump, a guest on Bannon's radio show in May, Bannon making sure the candidate would not be swayed by Republican leaders calling for a more moderate tone.
In contrast to ABC's reporting, both CBS' Evening News with Scott Pelley and NBC's Nightly News with Lester Holt highlighted Bannon's history of anti-immigrant and nationalist rhetoric.
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UPDATE (8/18/16): After this piece was published, PBS NewsHour aired an August 17 segment with Louisiana state climatologist Barry Keim and Columbia University professor Adam Sobel that discussed how the Louisiana flooding and Blue Cut wildfire in California are "related to climate change."
The major U.S. broadcast news networks have all ignored climate change in their nightly news coverage of Louisiana's recent record-breaking rainfall and flooding. The New York Times and The Washington Post, by contrast, have explained how the extreme weather and flooding in Louisiana are in line with the predicted impacts of a warming planet.
The disaster in Louisiana killed at least 11 people and displaced thousands more. The American Red Cross described the state's flooding as "the worst natural disaster to strike the United States since Superstorm Sandy," and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association classified the record rainfall as a once-in-every-500-years event -- the eighth such event to take place in the U.S. since May 2015.
Climate Nexus' Climate Signals, a tool designed to "[e]xplore how climate change affects your world by searching events, impacts, and related climate signals," explained how Louisiana's increased atmospheric moisture and unusually heavy rainfall were "classic signals of climate change":
At least nine people have died in what the American Red Cross is calling the "worst disaster since Superstorm Sandy." On August 11, a measure of atmospheric moisture, precipitable water, was in historic territory at 2.78 inches, a measurement higher than during some past hurricanes in the region. Increased moisture in the air and unusually heavy rainfall are classic signals of climate change. As the world warms, storms are able to feed on warmer ocean waters, and the air is able to hold and dump more water. These trends have led to a pronounced increase in intense rainfall events and an increase in flooding risk. In the Southeastern US, extreme precipitation has increased 27 percent from 1958 to 2012.
The storm in the Southeastern US was supercharged by running over a warmer ocean and through an atmosphere made wetter by global warming.
Climate change is now responsible for 17 percent of moderate extreme rainfall events, i.e. one-in-a-thousand day events. The more extreme the event, the more likely climate change was responsible, as climate change affects the frequency of the extreme events the most.
However, the major broadcast networks' nightly newscasts have ignored climate change in their otherwise extensive coverage of the floods. NBC Nightly News aired five segments on the floods without mentioning climate change, while ABC's World News Tonight and CBS Evening News each aired three such segments and PBS NewsHour aired two.
By contrast, two major newspapers have noted how Louisiana's deadly floods are in line with expectations for a warming planet. In an August 15 Washington Post article, Chris Mooney wrote that climate researchers were affirming that the heavy rainfall Louisiana experienced is "precisely the sort of event that you'd expect to see more of on a warming planet," and quoted climate researcher Katharine Hayhoe explaining, "Louisiana is always at risk of floods, naturally, but climate change is exacerbating that risk, weighting the dice against us." Moreover, an August 16 article in The New York Times quoted Texas' state climatologist stating, "There's definitely an increase in heavy rainfall due to climate change." And another August 16 Times article -- headlined "Flooding in the South Looks a Lot Like Climate Change" -- quoted David Easterling, a director at the National Centers for Environmental Information, stating that Louisiana's heavy rainfall and flooding "is consistent with what we expect to see in the future if you look at climate models."
Media Matters' annual study of how the major networks cover climate change found that PBS, CBS, and NBC frequently addressed the link between climate change and extreme weather in their nightly newscasts in 2015. However, the broadcast networks appear to have regressed in their extreme weather coverage this year, with every major TV network ignoring the role of human-induced climate change in their coverage of Texas' record rainfall and flooding throughout April and May, despite both NBC Nightly News and CBS Evening News explaining the climate connection in their coverage of similarly drastic Texas floods the year before. The nightly newscasts' omission of climate change in their coverage of Louisiana's horrific flooding marks a continuation of that discouraging trend.
NBC Nightly News Only Broadcast Network Program To Cover Bombshell Claims
ABC and CBS broadcast nightly news programs failed to mention a New York Times report detailing alleged payments to Donald Trump's campaign manager Paul Manafort from former Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych from 2007-2012.
On August 14, the New York Times reported that Paul Manafort allegedly received "$12.7 million in undisclosed payments" from former Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych's "pro-Russian political party from 2007 to 2012."
NBC was the only nightly news program to mention the payments on the August 15 edition of Nightly News with Lester Holt noting how the allegations "blunted" a foreign policy speech made by Donald Trump.
KATY TUR: Trump's message on ISIS blunted today by new questions over his campaign chairman's business ties to Ukraine. The New York Times reported that Ukraine's anti-corruption task force uncovered a ledger, allegedly documenting $12.7 million in off the books cash payments from Ukraine's past pro-Putin president to Paul Manafort.
Manafort denied receiving such payments, calling the allegation "silly" and "nonsensical."
Though national security analysts characterized the report as "damning" and "staggering," ABC's World News Tonight with David Muir and CBS' Evening News with Scott Pelley did not include any mention of the payments to Manafort.
Economists Made Up More Than 7 Percent Of Guests In The Second Quarter Of 2016
Economic news in the second quarter of 2016 bore striking similarities to trends established in the first quarter, as the presidential candidates' economic platforms increasingly shaped the news. Coverage of inequality slipped from a high point last quarter, but the unprecedented economic crisis created by the United Kingdom's so-called "Brexit" referendum did boost participation from economists to the highest point ever recorded by Media Matters.
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All three network evening broadcasts ignored State Department spokesman John Kirby's explanation that two emails sent to former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton were erroneously marked confidential after a staffer failed to change the markings on a routine email that should have been marked sensitive but unclassified (SBU).
Journalists seized on FBI Director James Comey's July 5 statement that "a very small number of the emails containing classified information bore markings indicating the presence of classified information" to claim that Comey, in the words of The Washington Post, "directly contradicted Clinton's claim that she did not send or receive materials 'marked' classified."
But in his July 6 press briefing, State Department spokesman Kirby provided an explanation for the discrepancy, saying that the "markings were human error" and should not have been included in the documents, which were call sheets for Clinton. From the July 6 daily press briefing (emphasis added):
I'm not going to comment on their findings and recommendations or all the documents that they reviewed. I am aware that there have been media – a media report pointing to call sheets within the Clinton email set that appear to bear classification markings. So let me just talk to that in a sense.
Generally speaking, there's a standard process for developing call sheets for the secretary of state. Call sheets are often marked – it's not untypical at all for them to be marked at the confidential level – prior to a decision by the secretary that he or she will make that call. Oftentimes, once it is clear that the secretary intends to make a call, the department will then consider the call sheet SBU, sensitive but unclassified, or unclassified altogether, and then mark it appropriately and prepare it for the secretary's use in actually making the call. The classification of a call sheet therefore is not necessarily fixed in time, and staffers in the secretary's office who are involved in preparing and finalizing these call sheets, they understand that. Given this context, it appears the markings in the documents raised in the media report were no longer necessary or appropriate at the time that they were sent as an actual email.
NBC Nightly News, CBS Evening News, and ABC's World News Tonight all covered the Clinton email investigation during their July 6 broadcasts, but each ignored Kirby's press briefing.
Attorney General Loretta Lynch closed the Clinton email investigation today with no criminal charges.
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After the landmark Supreme Court ruling that struck down Texas' anti-choice law HB 2, two network evening news programs allowed anti-abortion activists to spin the ruling as a "loss for women's health and safety." But in actuality, the Supreme Court found that the requirements imposed by the Texas law addressed "no significant health-related problem" and are "nearly arbitrary" -- findings that two other networks highlighted.


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Jonathan Gonzalez To Return on January 4 Against Ennis
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Sources have informed BoxingScene.com that unbeaten junior middleweight Jonathan Gonzalez (15-0, 13KOs) will return on January 4th in Miami, Florida. The opponent is likely going to be veteran Dereck "Pooh" Ennis (23-3-1, 13), who holds victories over Gabe Rosado among others.
ESPN will reportedly televise the fight as part of their 2013 debut of Friday Night Fights.
Gonzalez last fought in September against former WBO champion Sergei Dzinziruk. Personal issues prevented Gonzalez from properly training for the fight and he came in well above the junior middleweight limit of 154. Gonzalez, who weighed in at 163, was sluggish and out of shape, but still did enough to earn a decision victory over Dzinziruk. However, the judges disagreed. The fight was scored as a twelve round draw - with one judge going for Gonzalez with a card of 117-111, another scoring 114-114 for the draw, and the third having a tally of 115-113 for the former champ.
[QUOTE=GatecrasherUA;12652572]I really hope that Ennis will beat the shіt out of Cheatalez.[/QUOTE] Dude is lazy but he aint no Broner...Comment by Spray_resistant on 10-30-2012
[QUOTE=ThePhantom5;12652449]He lowered his stock. Couldn't get the KO with after cheating the scales.[/QUOTE] He had no stock before, getting a draw while coming in 10lbs heavier against Sergie is a better position than he was in before the fight.Comment by GatecrasherUA on 10-30-2012
I really hope that Ennis will beat the shіt out of Cheatalez.Comment by Evil Abed on 10-30-2012
[QUOTE=Spray_resistant;12652292]Even though he didn't win against Sergie I think he raised his stock with a draw against him going from a totally untested prospect.[/QUOTE] He lowered his stock. Couldn't get the KO with after cheating the scales.Comment by richardt on 10-30-2012
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Keeping up the horse farm tradition, Otteridge Farm has been training horses, students and breeding since the 1950's.
Eileen Beckman passed away six years ago and her daughter Eileen 'Randee' Beckman and daughter Katie Gardner are keeping the farm running.
The Bedford Area YMCA has been offering Professional Association of Dive Instructors- PADI scuba classes for two years.
"We teach everything from discover scuba, or bubble maker, to dive master," said Paul Stern, PADI instructor. The program has been sequenced for participants to be able to try it and then decide if they want to keep going and get certified.
Holy Land USA is long gone. The park, which depicted Jesus' earthly ministry closed permanently in late 2009. Since then, the 250 acre site has been divided into several parcels and sold off.
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Summer is nearly here, and with it comes the heat. When the mercury rises and the air conditioning is on full blast, many Americans are never so thankful for access to affordable energy. Energy prices don't just affect your personal household budget. The cost of energy also impacts the budget of your favorite restaurant down the street or the business that cuts your paycheck each week.
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With 13 stars for colonies clamoring for freedom, I was first flown at Fort Stanwix in New York in 1777—and then carried into battle for the first time at Brandywine in Pennsylvania. By war's end, I was saluted as the emblem of a sovereign nation, new and free. I'm your American flag.
The national Republican party is now mired in an historic level of shame with the pending nomination of Donald Trump for president.
Things have been bad for the party before, as it has spent the last few decades slipping farther and farther into an ideological straitjacket. But with Trump, things have reached a new low, and a lot of Republicans are not very happy.
Last week's D-Day anniversary ceremony included the reading of all 2,499 Americans who were killed on D-Day. It's the first time all these names have every been publicly read out loud. We should never forget them and the cause they died for.
Nobody spoke at a public hearing on zoning ordinance text amendments proposed by the Bedford County Planning Commission, but some supervisors had plenty to say.
One item is a text amendment that requires owners of short term rental properties that are within 500 feet of the 795-foot elevation contour, and have private septic tanks, to have their septic tanks pumped out, or inspected, at least once every five years. This is a provision that was deleted two years ago.
A group of young adults riding bicycles across the country stopped for a lunch break in Moneta, Friday. The bicyclists are riding cross country. They started in Baltimore, Maryland, and are headed for San Francisco.
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Yeah, so, this is not how you want to treat your £250,000 Bugatti.
Meet Edmund Burgess, of Lavenham in Suffolk. As Autoblog relates, Mr. Burgess was driving his 1924 Bugatti Type 13 in the Prescott Speed Hill Climb in Gloucestershire. The brakes apparently failed, the car rolled, and, well, Mr. Burgess was quite literally lucky to escape with his skull intact.
As you can see in the video above, Burgess only wore a helmet, goggles and jacket; the Bugatti's cockpit is wide open to the elements. The car, worth an estimated £250,000, suffered heavy damage. But Burgess says he'll be running it again later this summer, to which we say: keep the rubber side down and the shiny side up, friend.
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In keeping with his reputation for saying incredible things, Shalom Lamm has done it again. On the heels of being publicly exposed in court for taking part in what the Sullivan County Board of Elections called a voter registration "sham," and what Judge Schick tactfully characterized as an attempt to "stuff the ballot box," Lamm had the gall to release a long-winded, post-election tract offering an olive branch to the people of Bloomingburg.
Lamm shamelessly used his resources in an unsuccessful attempt to knock every Rural Heritage Party candidate off the ballot using any legal technicality he could muster.
After his family and the rest of the 145 people who filed bogus voter registrations were correctly denied the right to vote in Sullivan County, and after it was clear he suffered a thumping loss in the village election, his statement — saying, he's the good guy, he forgives us, and, "Oh, by the way, can't we all just get along" — shows that his chutzpah knows no boundaries.
Fortunately, society has an answer for people like him. It's called prosecution. Citizens, the Board of Elections and the county attorney have all done their job. Now it's time for law enforcement to do theirs.
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Great article on the growth of Goshen varsity lacrosse and the highlights of the athletes playing on the boys' team, but what about the girls?
I say this because the existence of the new girls' varsity lacrosse team was barely mentioned, and if the reader blinked, he would have missed it. To me, a more inclusive article, "Goshen varsity lacrosse continues growing" vs. "Boys' lacrosse continues growing" would have been as relevant. We heard nothing of the following:
Like the boys, the girls' varsity lacrosse is a new team for Goshen.
Like the boys, the girls' team is composed of seasoned athletes from other disciplines (some of whom have been profiled in this newspaper) and younger players, with huge promise, who have shown real a dedication to this sport over the years via youth recreation teams and seasonal training camps.
As with the boys, the hard work done by these female athletes all occurred with the knowledge that their sport would, in all likelihood, end with their middle school graduations.
I can only imagine how many of these dedicated young women were disappointed to see no mention of the effort and discipline they have shown when they read this article. It's hard to believe that something so obvious needs to be stated in this day and age, but I guess it does.
So kudos to both these young Goshen teams — to their players, coaches and parents who have continued to support them over the years.
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Patient Comments: Optic Neuritis - Treatments
What was the treatment for your optic neuritis?
Comment from: jyoti, 25-34 Female (Patient) Published: January 29
I'm 28 year old. I am suffering from severe agony pain on my right side head and right eye blurred vision. I went to see my ophthalmologist. He gave me dexamethasone steroid eye drop to put in my eye because of inflammation in the middle part of the cornea. MRI scan didn't show any inflammation in brain. This headache killing me every day. They can't tell if it is optic neuritis or not because my vision is fine, just little blurry in my right eye. I'm taking diclofenac sodium but seems only temporary help.
Comment from: gale, 45-54 Female (Patient) Published: November 21
I used baby oil to remove my makeup and it went into my eye. Days later I experienced pain when I moved my right eye. Three days later I lost about 10% vision and went to the hospital. I was diagnosed with optic neuritis in April 13 after many blood test and an MRI. I was treated with IV steroids for three days with checkups every fortnight for 6 weeks and then discharged. Five Months later I started feeling pressure when I bend down and have pain in my right temple.
Comment from: Orange girl, 45-54 Female (Patient) Published: January 16
In 2007 I stood up and the vision in my right eye went black for a few seconds and I ignored it. I always had headaches/migraines. It wasn't until a week later that I realized I couldn't see out of my right eye, just light. I went to the doctor and was admitted to the hospital for a week with a severe case of optic neuritis. The IV medicines made me throw up and caused my blood pressure to sky rocket. The cure was worse than the sickness. I had zero eye pain. My headaches were an everyday thing so I really didn't know anything was so wrong. It's been six and a half years since that happened.
Comment from: littlefruitbat, 35-44 Female (Patient) Published: October 08
I am currently on intravenous (IV) steroids for optic neuritis. I have limited vision in my right eye - it's like looking through a lens smeared with grey Vaseline.
Comment from: lynn, 45-54 Female (Patient) Published: February 01
It started with a severe headache that lasted 3 months. I woke up one morning with blurred vision in my left eye (20/20 my whole life). I went to the hospital for 5 days to have IV steroids then oral steroids for several weeks. All the tests are negative and I only have about 90% vision in that eye. It has been 4 years and no answers.
Comment from: Stacy, 35-44 Female (Patient) Published: November 28
I am 40 years old and was diagnosed with optic neuritis in August 2012. It took a week, 3 ER visits, and a diagnosis from an ophthalmologist before I was finally given IV steroids followed by 60 mg daily for a month. Just under 3 weeks of being totally off prednisone, I had another episode. This one is not as painful, there is no vomiting this time. I am told that the degree of pain is rare. I begin my three day course of IV therapy tomorrow. I believe mine is caused by a family history of rare autoimmune diseases. The blessing from all of this is while investigating my eye, doctors discovered a brain aneurysm. My doctors currently feel the aneurysm was discovered in enough time to prevent a rupture. However, I would not wish the pain or vision loss induced by optic neuritis on my worst enemy.
Comment from: faithfullywaiting, 19-24 Female (Patient) Published: September 26
I'm 24 and I was diagnosed with optic neuritis about 1 year ago and I'm worried I won't ever be able to see out of that eye again. It wasn't the best birthday present I could have asked for, but life is cruel. I don't have MS or any other autoimmune disease which is frustrating because there is nothing I can do the doctors say. I chose not to have steroids done initially which I regret, I waited about 8 months before choosing to take steroids. They only caused me more pain. I also tried a homeopathic route and had no luck.
Comment from: John barnes, 35-44 Male (Patient) Published: April 05
I have had optic neuritis. It's been 2 years now, and it looks like it's there for life as I have got MS. We take too much for granted.
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Volume 8, Issue 11, November 1996
A new net‐like structure formed by a metal/oil electrorheological fluid8(1996); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.869096View Description Hide Description
A new kind of net‐like structure formed by the metal spheres suspended in a metal/oil electrorheological (ER) fluid is reported for the first time in this Letter. The experimental results show that this structure is totally different from that formed by dielectric particles. After comparing the two formation patterns, it is found that the dielectric particles in certain ER fluids align themselves into chains or columns in the direction of the external electric field. The metal particles in a metal/oil ER fluid, on the other hand, form a net‐like structure of chains and no column could be observed even when the ER fluid has been exposed to a high electric field. We attribute the net‐like structure of the metal ER fluid to the strong interaction between dipole fields induced on the metal particles under the external electric field. Finally, the dielectric properties of the different structures were measured and are discussed in this paper.
Rheology of dilute suspensions of charged fibers8(1996); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.869085View Description Hide Description
The rheology of a dilute suspension of charged fibers with a large ratio of length L to diameter d is examined. The fibers may possess both a net charge and a charge dipole and it is assumed that the Hartmann number is small. The double layer thickness λ is large compared with the rod diameter and may be comparable with the fiber length. Although the shear rate is sufficiently small so that the deformation of the double layer is small, no restriction is placed on the rotary Péclet number of the rods. The velocity disturbance caused by the rods is neglected when calculating the double layerdeformation. This approximation is accurate when λ/L=O(1) and L/d is very large, but leads to an overestimate of the ion cloud distortion for small values of λ/L or moderate values of L/d. The counterion cloud affects the stress both directly through a primary electroviscous stress and indirectly by exerting an electric torque that changes the fiber orientation distribution. The additional stress caused by electrostatics shear thins for a fiber with a net charge. However, when the fiber has a charge dipole, the electrical stress may increase with increasing shear rate at sufficiently high Péclet numbers. At very high Péclet numbers, the electrical torque can lead to a fixed orientation of the fibers near the flow direction of the simple shear flow.
Phase diagrams for sonoluminescing bubbles8(1996); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.869131View Description Hide Description
Sound driven gas bubbles in water can emit light pulses. This phenomenon is called sonoluminescence(SL). Two different phases of single bubble SL have been proposed: diffusively stable and diffusively unstable SL. We present phase diagrams in the gas concentration versus forcing pressure state space and also in the ambient radius versus gas concentration and versus forcing pressure state spaces. These phase diagrams are based on the thresholds for energy focusing in the bubble and two kinds of instabilities, namely (i) shape instabilities and (ii) diffusive instabilities. Stable SL only occurs in a tiny parameter window of large forcing pressure amplitude P a ∼1.2–1.5 atm and low gas concentration of less than 0.4% of the saturation. The upper concentration threshold becomes smaller with increased forcing. Our results quantitatively agree with experimental results of Putterman's UCLA group on argon, but not on air. However, air bubbles and other gas mixtures can also successfully be treated in this approach if in addition (iii) chemical instabilities are considered. All statements are based on the Rayleigh–Plesset ODE approximation of the bubble dynamics, extended in an adiabatic approximation to include mass diffusion effects. This approximation is the only way to explore considerable portions of parameter space, as solving the full PDEs is numerically too expensive. Therefore, we checked the adiabatic approximation by comparison with the full numerical solution of the advection diffusionPDE and find good agreement.
Pinching threads, singularities and the number 0.0304...8(1996); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.869086View Description Hide Description
The dynamics of capillary pinching of a fluid thread are described by similarity solutions of the Navier–Stokes equations. Eggers [Phys. Rev. Lett. 71, 3458 (1993)] recently proposed a single universal similarity solution for a viscous thread pinching with an inertial–viscous–capillary balance in an inviscid environment. In this paper it is shown that there is actually a countably infinite family of such similarity solutions which are each an asymptotic solution to the Navier–Stokes equations. The solutions all have axial scale t ′1/2 and radial scale t ′, where t ′ is the time to pinching. The solution obtained by Eggers appears to be special in that it is selected by the dynamics for most initial conditions by virtue of being less susceptible to finite‐amplitude instabilities. The analogous problem of a thread pinching in the absence of inertia is also investigated and it is shown that there is a countably infinite family of similarity solutions with axial scale t ′β and radial scale t ′, where each solution has a different exponent β.
One‐dimensional models for slender axisymmetric viscous liquid bridges8(1996); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.869087View Description Hide Description
A set of one‐dimensional models, previously derived for liquid jets, is generalized to viscous liquid bridges by applying suitably modified boundary conditions at the anchoring disks. A linear analysis for small‐amplitude perturbations around the cylindrical static solution is performed. The oscillation frequencies and growth factors so obtained are compared to the already known linear three‐dimensional results for a wide range in both the slenderness and viscosity. The relative error of each model is studied in terms of the typical axial length. Good agreement is found for slender enough bridges. The existence of boundary layers for weakly dissipative liquid bridges in the context of one‐dimensional models is also discussed.
Two‐dimensional velocity profiles and laminar boundary layers in flowing soap films8(1996); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.869105View Description Hide Description
In this study we examine laminar velocity profiles of freely suspended flowing soap films. We introduce a new device which supports large uniform films for indefinite periods of time. The geometry of the flow is two‐dimensional (2D), yet the measuredvelocity profiles depart from ideal 2D behavior. The main reason for this departure is that the soap film experiences an air drag force across its entire surface. Describing the air with Prandtl boundary layer theory, we predict the observed flow patterns with good accuracy. The downstream development of the profiles is self similar. Our models set an apparent upper limit on the film 2D viscosity of 5⋅10−6 surface poise for dilute soap concentrations. This measurement implies that the surfactant layers on the film may not contribute measurably to the 2D viscosity. For higher soap and glycerol concentrations the opposite appears to be true.
Linear stability analysis of salt fingers with surface evaporation or warming8(1996); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.869067View Description Hide Description
Oceanic observations [Atmos. Ocean29, 340 (1991)] have revealed small‐scale thermohaline plumes near the surface of a calm sea under warming conditions. The stratification was favorable for the double‐diffusive salt finger instability, though a previously unreported up–down asymmetry was found in which narrow downward cells are balanced by a broader, weaker upwelling. The scales of the thermal structures are consistent with asymmetric hexagonal salt‐finger modes [J. Phys. Oceanogr. 24, 855 (1994)], but no selection mechanism for the asymmetry has previously been identified. This paper explores the influence of nonlinear profiles of temperature and salinity, as might arise due to surface evaporation or warming, on the linear stability problem in a salt‐fingering regime. Three models are considered. In the first, a sharp, nonlinear solute‐concentration gradient is applied at the upper boundary, as might arise by surface evaporation. A Bénard mode appears, driven by the destabilizing density gradient in the thin boundary layer and influencing motion only within the boundary‐layer thickness. In the second model, a weak salinity gradient is introduced below the boundary layer; double‐diffusive bulk modes influence the motion across the entire fluid. Nonlinear interaction of the boundary layer and bulk modes provides a mechanism for maintaining salt fingers with up–down asymmetry. The third model contains a large temperature gradient at the surface, as might arise from warming by solar radiation, overlying a quasi‐isothermal region above a region of moderate gradient. The largest‐growth modes are found to be salt fingers that extend throughout the middle region and disappear in the top and bottom regions. This vertical structure is close to that of the asymmetric salt fingers described in Osborn [Atmos. Ocean29, 340 (1991)]. The differing length scales of the regions impress an up–down asymmetry on plumes; this is expected to yield a hexagonal pattern at the onset.
Granular dynamics of inelastic spheres in Couette flow8(1996); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.869068View Description Hide Description
A numerical program has been developed to simulate an assembly of inelastic, frictional hard spheres inside a control volume undergoing a steady‐state rapid Couette flow induced by the top and bottom bumpy walls. The bumpy walls are made of hemispheric particles fixed onto flat plates. The flow particles can collide with the wall particles and the exposed flat areas of the walls. The macroscopic flowproperties are found to depend on a number of material and geometric properties of the granules, the bumpy walls, and the control volume. These properties include the overall solids fraction of the system, the height of the shear gap, the wall‐particle concentration, the wall‐particle distribution, the diameter ratio of the wall particle to the flow particle, the coefficients of restitution, the friction coefficients, and the sticking tangential restitution coefficients between the flow particles, the wall particles, and the flat walls. A parametric study is undertaken to examine the effect of some of the interesting factors identified above. A new definition for the slip velocity yields positive values consistently, and it represents a significant improvement over the previous ones. By exposing the flat areas of the bumpy walls for collisions, the transfer of energy and momentum from the driving surfaces to the flow medium can be enhanced. Depending on the wall‐particle distribution, there exist optimal wall‐particle concentrations at which the stresses may be maximized or the slip velocities may be minimized. For hemispheric wall particles arranged in an equilateral triangular lattice, the optimal wall‐particle area fraction for maximizing the stresses is about 0.44 while the one for minimizing the slip velocity is about 0.36. The simulation results also show that there exists for gravity‐free Couette flow of inelastic, frictional spheres a critical solids fraction of about 0.5 beyond which the stresses are found to decrease with increasing solids concentration. In general, there is reasonable agreement between the simulation results for stresses and the experimental measurements.
Computer simulation of hopper flow8(1996); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.869069View Description Hide Description
This paper describes two‐dimensional computer simulations of granular flow in plane hoppers. The simulations can reproduce an experimentally observed asymmetric unsteadiness for monodispersed particle sizes, but also could eliminate it by adding a small amount of polydispersity. This appears to be a result of the strong packings that may be formed by monodispersed particles and is thus a noncontinuum effect. The internal stress state was also sampled, which among other things, allows an evaluation of common assumptions made in granular materialmodels. These showed that the internal friction coefficient is far from a constant, which is in contradiction to common models based on plasticity theory which assume that the material is always at the point of imminent yield. Furthermore, it is demonstrated that rapid granular flow theory, another common modeling technique, is inapplicable to this problem even near the exit where the flow is moving its fastest.
Nonlinear dynamics of modulated flow between a porous injector and an impermeable substrate8(1996); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.869129View Description Hide Description
The stable, time‐periodic flow between a porous injector disk and an impermeable substrate disk is explored for the case where fluid is injected into the gap region with a spatially uniform time‐periodic velocity V(τ)=V 0(1+α cos(στ)), where V 0 is the mean injection velocity, α is the flow modulation amplitude, and σ is the flow modulation frequency. Fourier series expansions in time (τ) are combined with regular perturbation expansions of the Fourier coefficients in powers of α to describe the linear and nonlinear frequency dispersion in the system when 0<α<1. Generalized analytical expressions are obtained for the quasisteady response, and the method of matched asymptotic expansions is used to analyze the high frequency linear response of the system.Finite difference methods are used to calculate the frequency dispersion of the system for a wide range of modulation frequencies (σ) and Reynolds numbers. Oscillating harmonics are shown to interact destructively (via nonlinear inertial terms), resulting in the nullification of certain Fourier modes in the flow field. The Reynolds number and frequency dependence of harmonic nullification events are explored and their implications for creating multilayered alloys are briefly discussed.
Oscillatory Marangoni convection in cylindrical liquid bridges8(1996); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.869070View Description Hide Description
OscillatoryMarangoni convection in silicon–oil liquid bridges, sustained by two circular coaxial disks with prescribed time‐dependent temperature profiles and bounded by cylindrical free surfaces, is investigated by direct three‐dimensional (3‐D) and time‐dependent simulation of the model equations, using finite difference methods explicit in time and a staggered spatial mesh in cylindrical coordinates. It is shown that, for low enough values of the dimensionless rate of ramping, the time‐dependent nature of the boundary conditions becomes unimportant and the computed critical Marangoni numbers approach the values obtained with steady stability analyses. For typical microgravity experiments, involving unsteady boundary conditions, the computed critical Marangoni numbers and the oscillation frequencies agree with available experimental data of sounding rockets and Spacelab experiments. The 3‐D thermo‐fluid‐dynamic oscillatory regime structures are depicted, discussed, and compared with previous experimental and theoretical analyses, providing physical explanations of the onset of instability and coherent pictures of the flow organization when oscillatory conditions are established. Immediately after the onset of instability, the oscillatoryflow can be described by a standing wave and a pulsating temperature distribution. When the oscillatory disturbances become large, the azimuthal velocity causes the rotation of ''temperature spots'' along the free surface of the liquid bridge so that the time‐dependent temperature and velocity fields can be properly described by the dynamic model of an azimuthally traveling wave.
On the instability of pipe Poiseuille flow8(1996); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.869071View Description Hide Description
Stability of the flow of incompressible viscous fluid in a circular pipe is studied numerically. A perturbation consisting of finite‐amplitude two‐dimensional and infinitesimal three‐dimensional parts is imposed on the basic flow. The temporal evolution of the perturbation is analyzed by direct numerical calculation of the Navier–Stokes equations. The two‐dimensional disturbances are independent of the streamwise coordinate and initially take the form of streamwise rolls. It is shown that the nonlinear development of two‐dimensional perturbations results in substantial spanwise modulation of the streamwise velocity component manifesting itself as a formation of streaks and the occurrence of inflection points. The modulated mean flow is found to be highly unstable to the three‐dimensional perturbations which are localized spatially near these points. An instability mechanism that includes the modulation of the flow by growing two‐dimensional disturbances and the inflectional instability of the modulated flow to three‐dimensional perturbations is proposed.
Stability of flow in a channel with a suddenly expanded part8(1996); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.869072View Description Hide Description
The stability of a two‐dimensional flow in a symmetric channel with a suddenly expanded part is investigated numerically and analyzed by using the method of the nonlinear stability theory. From results of the numerical simulation, it is shown that the flow is steady, symmetric and unique at very low Reynolds numbers, while the symmetric flow loses its stability at a critical Reynolds number resulting in an appearance of asymmetric flow. The transition from the steady symmetric flow to the steady asymmetric one is found to occur due to the symmetry breaking pitchfork bifurcation when the aspect ratio, the ratio of the length of the expanded part to its width, is large. It is also found that the bifurcated flow becomes symmetric again when the Reynolds number is increased and the resultant symmetric flow loses its stability becoming periodic in time as the Reynolds number is further increased. On the other hand, when the aspect ratio is small there occurs no pitchfork bifurcation and the direct transition from the steady symmetric flow to a periodic flow occurs due to a Hopf bifurcation. The critical aspect ratio is found to be about 2.3. The critical Reynolds numbers for these bifurcations are evaluated.
Spin‐up in a rectangular tank with a discontinuous topography8(1996); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.869073View Description Hide Description
The spin‐up from rest to a state of solid‐body rotation in a tank with one or more stepwise changes in depth is studied experimentally. Since flow across the steps is counteracted by the rotation acquired by the fluid in the course of the spin‐up process, eventually the flow is forced into a cellular pattern determined by the position of the steps. However, if the initial flow field has little resemblance with the quasisteady pattern imposed by the topography, most of the energy of the flow may be dissipated before the organization into the preferred pattern is complete.
Combined thermocapillary‐buoyancy convection in a cavity: An experimental study8(1996); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.869095View Description Hide Description
Convection in a cavity with a free surface and heated from the side is studied by a combination of flow visualization and particle imagevelocimetry. In these experiments, buoyancy and thermocapillarity are of comparable importance in driving the convection. The Prandtl number of the working fluid, the cavity aspect ratio, and the ratio of Rayleigh to Marangoni numbers are all held fixed; the primary experimentally varied parameter is the imposed temperature difference, which varied from 0.3 to 20 °C, resulting in a range of Marangoni numbers between 6×103 and 4.2×105. For low Marangoni numbers, the flow is steady and two dimensional, as expected. The global nature of the flow is in good agreement with available numerical simulations of combined thermocapillary‐buoyancy driven convection. At higher Marangoni number, Ma>1.5×105, we observe a transition to steady three‐dimensional convection. The nature of this transition is typical of an imperfect bifurcation, and the flow structure is investigated both qualitatively and quantitatively. It is concluded that for the parameter values studied the first unstable mode consists of steady three‐dimensional, approximately cubical, vortical structures that are periodic along the axis of the cavity. The three‐dimensional flows observed by visualizations are in remarkable agreement with the recent numerical computations of Mundrane and Zebib [Phys. Fluids A 5, 810 (1993)].
Experimental study of heat and momentum transfer in rotating channel flow8(1996); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.869074View Description Hide Description
The enhancement of momentum and heat transfer caused by stationary streamwise vortices due to a Coriolisinstability in a rotating straight channel is examined. It is shown that the changes in skin friction and Nusselt number depend on changes in the spanwise averaged mean flow and temperature distributions. Hot wire anemometry was used to experimentally determine the streamwise velocity and temperature distributions in a cross stream plane 68 channel widths downstream of the inlet. A technique to accurately compensate the velocity readings for the varying temperature in the channel was developed. It is shown that the streamwise vortices give rise to disturbance profiles which are close to those obtained from linear theory for small rotation numbers and that in this region there is no enhancement of either the averaged momentum or heat transfer. However, even for a disturbance amplitude in the streamwise velocity of the order of 20%, the disturbances are close to linear (both the disturbance distribution and growth rate). In this weakly non‐linear region the changes in the mean flow and temperature distributions could be estimated by using the linear eigenfunctions of the disturbances where the amplitude was taken from the measurements. In the fully non‐linear (saturated) region the Nusselt number on both the stable and unstable side of the channel was almost twice that at no rotation, however, the skin friction was almost unaffected on the stable side. This shows that the Reynolds analogy between momentum and heat transfer is not valid in this flow situation.
Experiments on the oscillatory behavior of buoyant plumes of helium and helium‐air mixtures8(1996); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.869075View Description Hide Description
Experiments on the oscillatory behavior of axisymmetric buoyant plumes of helium and helium‐air mixtures are reported for a range of nozzle diameters (3.6 cm<d<20 cm), source velocities, and plume densities. Measurements include pulsation frequencies as determined from total pressure fluctuations along the plume centerline in addition to the phase resolved laser Dopplervelocity measurements. These nonreacting buoyant plumes are found to exhibit periodic oscillations of plume boundaries which subsequently evolve into toroidal vortices within one‐half diameter above the nozzle exit. These oscillations and vortices are similar to those observed in pool fires, although their frequency scaling is somewhat different. The frequency relationship is well represented by the expression S=0.8Ri0.38 1, where the Strouhal number is S=fd/V 0 and the Richardson number is defined as Ri1=[(ρ∞−ρ p )gd]/ρ∞ V 2 0. Parameters f, V 0, ρ are frequency, source velocity, and density and subscripts p and ∞ refer to the plume fluid and ambient, respectively. Between Ri1=100 and 500, a transition in the frequency scaling is observed as evidenced by more turbulent and vigorously mixing plumes beyond this transition. In this region, S=2.1Ri0.28 1. This change in scaling can be explained by the effect of turbulent mixing on local plume density and the resulting modification of the convection speed of the toroidal vortices. These results provide a consistent basis for the mechanism of the observed instability which is quite different than other types of flow instabilities. Additionally, the phase resolved velocity field of a pulsating buoyant plume reveals a strong buoyant acceleration along the plume centerline followed by a deceleration in the region of the toroidal vortex formation. The strong upward acceleration is also accompanied by significant radial inflow toward the plume centerline determining the entrainment characteristics of these pulsating buoyant plumes.
Experimental study of rotating disk flow instability. II. Forced flow8(1996); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.869076View Description Hide Description
The destabilization of the rotating disk flow subject to a forcing is experimentally investigated. An isolated roughness element of size of order δ (the constant boundary layer thickness) is placed under the linear threshold of the cross‐flow instability in order to create a hydrodynamic pattern of finite amplitude and localized in space. The experimental neutral stability curve is first established. The resulting double parabolic curve exhibits two minima: one of which is due to the amplification of fundamental modes, the other one is linked to the emergence of superharmonic modes. Dispersion curves determined by means of two‐point measurements appear to be shifted away from those measured in the natural case (without forcing). We show that this discrepancy is due to the presence of weak nonlinear effects which can be described by a Ginzburg–Landau amplitude equation. Lastly, we present an original method that enables to determine both components of the group velocity vector using the measureddispersion relations and wave packet propagation angle.
Suction effect on an impulsively started circular cylinder: Vortex structure and drag reduction8(1996); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.869097View Description Hide Description
Drag reduction on an impulsively started circular cylinder by surface suction has been investigated with a joint numerical and experimental study. Two suction slots entraining mass with various rates were located symmetrically in a range of angles downstream of the points of zero shear stress. The Reynolds number Re of this study was between 500 and 2000, while the suction coefficient Ṁ varied from 0 to 0.08. Analysis based on the force contributed by fluid elements with nonvanishing vorticity [Chang, Proc. R. Soc. London Ser. A 437, 517 (1992)] has provided a clear view of the physical mechanism causing the drag reduction. For the impulsive flow with surface suction, the initial drag reduction is due to the strengthening of the front boundary layer, while the slender vortices in the near wake due to suction then become the dominant factor in reduction of the drag force in later stages. Close agreements were found between the experimental and numerical results, including streakline flow visualization and surfacevorticitymeasurements on the top of the cylinder. In addition, a parametric study on the slot location, the suction angle, and the width of the suction slot has also been carried out in detail.
A boundary integral method applied to the 3D water coning problem8(1996); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.869077View Description Hide Description
Often in oil reservoirs a layer of water lies under the layer of oil. The suction pressure due to a distribution of oil wells will cause the oil‐water interface to rise up towards the wells. A three‐dimensional boundary integral formulation is presented for calculating the steady interface shape when the oil wells are represented by point sinks. Sophisticated integration techniques are implemented in an effort to obtain accurate results. In particular, the efficiency of various integration methods are compared for this problem, including QUADPACK routines, adaptive methods based on the IMT rule, the Kronrod rule, the method of degenerate quadrilaterals, and the Gauss‐Rational rule for infinite integrals. Numerical results for various general multi‐sink distributions are discussed, as are some further results for the axisymmetric single well problem.


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This centennial history, covering the years 1848-1948, is more than just the interesting story of the birth, growth, and development of one of the nation's leading state medical societies. Because Pennsylvania, which often has been called "the birthplace of American medicine," can point to so many "firsts" in medical history, the book also reflects the nation's medical progress and the sweeping scientific, social, and economic changes that affected the practice of medicine during the past 100 years. Its chapters are studded with the names of physicians, medical educators, hospitals, medical schools, and other persons and institutions well known for their contributions to the advancement of American medicine. In addition to tracing the general history of the society, the book also has special chapters on the woman's auxiliary, the scientific sections, the county societies, permanent secretaries, publications, present functions and activities, and the centennial celebration.
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Reade, who crashed in the BMX final on her Olympic debut at Beijing 2008 before finishing sixth at London 2012, joins Abbie Taylor as the two British females chosen for the home World Cup.
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Is it possible to use the plugin to let visitors our follow social media accounts without the social media account pages opening?
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Is it possible to use the plugin to let visitors our follow social media accounts without the social media account pages opening?
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I think what he means is how can a user follow without the fb page opening and having to click "follow" there. Just click follow on the website and its done
That is not feasible without using the FB JS API which this plugin tries to avoid. In fact I'm not sure you can do it with the JS API either or if it only works for likes/shares.
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I looked into this a while ago and it was difficult to find a decent article reviewing these - a way to LIKE the FB page without leaving the website (in the same way that you can LIKE just a specific post).
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