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Conjunctival lymphangiectasia is characterized by dilated and prominent lymphatic channels within the conjunctiva. The condition is usually unilateral unless associated with Turner syndrome or Nonne-Milroy-Miege disease. Symptoms may include ocular irritation, dryness, epiphora, blurred vision, and pain.1
The etiology of lymphangiectasia is unknown. Simple excision is a therapeutic option described to treat this condition.1 A prior article reported a single case of liquid nitrogen cryotherapy to treat conjunctival lymphangiectasia.2
Five eyes of 4 patients with epiphora, eye irritation, eye redness, and episodic blurred vision were examined at the Casey Eye Institute, Portland, Oregon. Ocular examination revealed swelling of the conjunctiva with transparent lymphangiectatic vessels on the globe.
Prior to cryotherapy, an incision was made in the involved conjunctiva with 0.12-mm forceps and sharp Westcott scissors. A 1- to 2-mm2 portion of tissue was excised and sent to pathology in formalin for pathologic diagnosis. The clinical suspicion of conjunctival lymphangiectasia was confirmed by the ophthalmic pathologist's description of noninflamed large lymphatic vessels.
Cryotherapy was performed using a Brymill CRY-AC-3 liquid nitrogen unit (Brymill Cryogenic Systems, Ellington, Connecticut). A 1.5-mm polytetrafluoroethylene (Teflon)–coated cryoprobe was used to perform a double freeze-thaw of the involved conjunctiva for 1 to 2 seconds in 2 freeze-thaw cycles. Thawing took approximately 5 to 10 seconds. Erythromycin eye ointment was placed on the eye after the procedure. Patients were seen in follow-up at 1 day, 2 weeks, 3 months, 6 months, and yearly thereafter.
Five eyes of 4 patients (3 men and 1 woman) with biopsy-proven conjunctival lymphangiectasia underwent liquid nitrogen cryotherapy. The symptoms and signs of conjunctival lymphangiectasia resolved within 2 weeks after treatment in all 5 eyes. The average age was 53 years and the average follow-up duration was 24.5 months. There were 2 recurrences in this case series: the first occurred at 1 and 3 years in the same eye of the same patient and the second occurred at 6 months in a different subject (subjects 1 and 3) (Table). The average time to recurrence of conjunctival lymphangiectasia was 18 months. Repeat cryotherapy led to resolution of recurrent conjunctival lymphangiectasia in all subjects treated.
Liquid nitrogen cryotherapy is effective in treating conjunctival lymphangiectasia probably by collapsing the lymph vessel walls onto each other with a cryogenic burn and also by scarring down the conjunctiva to the underlying globe. In addition, cryotherapy has been shown to kill the endothelium of blood vessels, and it would make sense that the endothelium lining the large lymphatic vessels is also damaged through the cryogenic burn.3
Alternative treatments for conjunctival lymphangiectasia have been described, with surgical excision alone reported in a case series by Meisler et al.1 In that series, 3 eyes had conjunctival resection without recurrence after 2 years of follow-up. In another case report by Jordan and Anderson,4 a carbon dioxide laser was used to successfully treat what was described as a conjunctival lymphangioma. Behrendt et al5 used β-radiation to successfully treat a case of conjunctival lymphangioma. A case report from Egypt by Wasfy6 described the use of cryotherapy to successfully treat a case of conjunctival lymphangiectasia, although the type of cryogen and the technique were not explained.
Liquid nitrogen cryotherapy has been proven to be safe and effective for conjunctival malignant neoplasms, and it also appears to be efficacious in the treatment of other ocular conditions, including benign conjunctival vascular tumors, advancing wavelike epitheliopathy, superior limbic keratoconjunctivitis, pterygia, and conjunctival amyloidosis.3
Based on this case series, liquid nitrogen cryotherapy could be considered an effective surgical alternative in the treatment of conjunctival lymphangiectasia. Repeat cryotherapy may be indicated should recurrent lymphangiectasia occur.
Correspondence: Dr Fraunfelder, Casey Eye Institute, Oregon Health and Science University, 3375 SW Terwilliger Blvd, Portland, OR 97239-4197 (firstname.lastname@example.com).
Financial Disclosure: Dr Fraunfelder is a consultant for Brymill and Ono Pharmaceuticals.
Funding/Support: This study was supported in part by an unrestricted grant to Casey Eye Institute from Research to Prevent Blindness.
Previous Presentations: This article is based on a presentation at the 145th Annual Meeting of the American Ophthalmological Society; May 17, 2009; Half Moon Bay, California; the presentation was subsequently published in Trans Am Ophthalmol Soc. 2009;107.
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Mount Pleasant Police Department Cpl. William Dorfner, School Resource Division, attended a youth summit at Belle Hall Elementary School on Jan. 11 and spoke about civic duty. The summit was organized by Patricia Wright, Snowden Community, in conjunction with Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
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Kernel Bug Tracker – Bug 19122
keyboard & touchpad io breaks after short uptime
Last modified: 2011-03-31 08:52:45 UTC
When the netbook has been up and running (GDM with a user logged in) for between 10 and 70 minutes, all keyboard and touchpad input (including the separate power button above the keyboard) becomes impossible. Everything else is unaffected, so
the system can be shut down via ssh, bash and halt. But at the end of the shutdown process it will not power off, the power LED at the power button remains lit and the other LEDs stay as they were. The computer still will not react to any input. The only way to restart it is to remove both power sources: the mains transformer as well as the battery. When power is restored, the computer will boot if the power button is pressed, but the wifi (WLAN) LED will be off even though it usually comes back on if it was on on shutdown. The num lock and caps lock LEDs will light up erratically a few times, then the system will boot normally.
is it possible to boot this system with "acpi=off".
if yes, do you still see this issue, or does it go away?
What is the most recent upstream linux kernel that did
not show this problem?
which netbook are we talking about here?
I'll try to test this setting ASAP. What exactly will it do? I suspect it might switch off
something I need.
I switched from 2.6.26 (which did not show this problem) first to 2.6.32 and then to
It's a Fox Conn netbook.
At the moment I'm trying to narrow down the circumstances under which the problem occurs,
without much luck yet, though.
Thanks for trying to help.
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> https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=19122
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> is it possible to boot this system with "acpi=off".
> if yes, do you still see this issue, or does it go away?
I'm trying the "acpi=off" setting. It's too early to give any results but the system's behaviour has changed: the hard disk is constantly running (it has never done this before), so this would not not really help even if it solved the other problem.
It seems to work so far, i.e. the problem hasn't occurred with this setting. But the power key now causes the computer to be suddenly switched off whereas so far I have been used to the Shutdown box appearing. Again, I think this is not the solution for this problem.
(In reply to comment #1)
> is it possible to boot this system with "acpi=off".
Do you have any further tips for me at this time?
(In reply to comment #1)
> is it possible to boot this system with "acpi=off".
> if yes, do you still see this issue, or does it go away?
> What is the most recent upstream linux kernel that did
> not show this problem?
> which netbook are we talking about here?
In summary: Yes, it is possible, and the issue seems to go away. The setting seems to cause other problems. One problem I haven't mentioned yet: If I shut down the system via the "halt" command or the shutdown menu item, the operating system shuts down and says "System halted." but it doesn't switch off the computer. All in all, this seems not a good way out. Could you please respond?
can you get the dmesg output via ssh when the system is broken?
acpi=off is just used to narrow down the problem.
Using it as a workaround is not acceptable.
so please help me to get the dmesg output after system is broken?
And please attach the acpidump output of this laptop as well.
please feel free to re-open it if the problem still exists in the latest upstream kernel.


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Original Release: 1986
Platforms: DOS (original), ported to Amiga, Mac, Atari ST, Sega Genesis
Publisher: Electronic Arts. Developer: Binary Systems.
With all the hype surrounding the new Star Trek movie, I guess it's time to profile an RPG which was heavily inspired by the venerable TV franchise, even referring to it on a few occasions. Star Wars, because of all the fast, CG space battles and the fact that Lucasfilm got involved in gaming relatively early, publishing its own games (such as BallBlazer and Koronis Rift) starting in the early 80's, has had no shortage of games based directly or indirectly on it. Star Trek, which has been generally more character and plot driven rather than by spectacular battles against the Klingons and Romulans, hasn't fared so well in gaming. A more RPG approach would be more appropriate to Star Trek... and that's what Starflight is about.
It is set in the year 4620, over a thousand years after a great space-faring Empire ruled by the human race inexplicably disintegrated. Humans now only exist on a colony world called Arth, alongside three other races, the insectoid Velox, the reptilian Thrynn, and the Elowann plant people. Emerging from a thousand years of primitive society, the people of Arth have slowly rediscovered science and technology, and have only recently discovered the secrets of space travel, based on a high-energy crystalline element called Endurium, as well as records of the now-dead Empire and its original homeworld, Earth. A company called Interstel is sponsoring a number of promising pilots to explore the vast reaches of the galaxy to make contact with the various alien races and explore planets for raw materials and artifacts of the Empire, and you're one of those lucky captains selected. Outfitted with a very basic ship - Interstel is not a government organization, and expects its pilots to earn the money to outfit their ship with weapons, shielding, and cargo space for deeper exploration - you set out from Arth to explore the galaxy, make contact, and maybe find hospitable new worlds for colonization.
Starflight is very much an RPG: you pick your crew from the four races of Arth, and train their stats - only instead of strength, charisma, wisdom, intelligence, and the like, you train them in the skills needed to interact with the ship and the universe. Science is necessary to gather data about the worlds you explore, in terms of atmospheric composition, environment, and minerals, as well as enemy ships, and to interpret that data; Navigation is a cardinal skill that keeps you from getting lost in space, especially from the various linked wormholes; Engineering allows you to repair your ship after battle; Communications is of course essential to communicate peacefully with races and gather information, and possibly save your ass from being blown up by angry aliens; and Medicine of course is to heal your crew members. Each race has things it's good at and not good at: the Velox are great engineers and navigators, but due to lower overall intelligence, are horrible at science, communications, and medicine; the Thrynn are good at communications, and the Elowan are good at Medicine and Communications. Humans are, of course, good at everything, like every other RPG, but unlike other RPGs, they are actually the best race at a key stat: Science. Your choice of Thrynn or Elowan for diplomacy is important: You will meet all these races in their native form in space, and the Thrynn and Elowan have had a long-standing hatred for each other; the presence of one race on your ship will turn the other race hostile towards you, profoundly affecting how you progress in this game.
So you explore star systems and land on planets, gathering minerals for sale for money, as well as plant and animal life for study. You explore ruins for messages which fill in the game's back-story, occasionally finding artifacts which give your ship special powers ranging from being able to find key artifacts from orbit, immunity from lasers, greater fuel efficiency, and even artifacts which can blow up whole planets. Planets with oxygen, water, and suitable temperatures can be referred to Interstel as potential colony worlds for big bonuses, although the game doesn't get into colony-building. There are no "cities" other than the Starport to explore, and all of your contact with sentient races is from aboard your ship. Eventually, by exploring the so-called "Dead Zone", you'll find a certain planet orbiting a G-class star which has a familiar continental outline, and thus you can explore what the final fate of the Empire and humanity (other than on Arth) was.
However, Starflight isn't all about science and diplomacy: shortly after the start of the game, the main conflict is slowly revealed: Arth's sun is slowly becoming dangerously unstable, as are numerous other stars: and it is evident that there is a pattern to the solar instability that suggests something is causing it. When the instability reaches critical mass, the star releases large amounts of radiation that kills all organic life within the system. This provides the crisis: you have a limited amount of time (one game-year) to eliminate the source of the solar flares before Arth's civilization is literally burned to a crisp. The source of the instability turns out to be an artificial planet called the Crystal Planet, made of pure endurium. More shocking, it is revealed that endurium itself is a life-form, highly intelligent, but with a metabolism so slow it appears inanimate. From the perspective of the Crystal People, the burning of their bodies for ship fuel by carbon-based life seems like a virus, so they've constructed the Crystal Planet to purge the galaxy of all carbon life forms. This is why hostile races have been fleeing from the Galactic Core for centuries. Through diplomacy and exploration, you'll need to gather all the tools and resources necessary to destroy the planet. The game essentially ends after the one-year mark, whether you save Arth or not, and you can keep playing (due to a bug, Starport disappears regardless.)
Communication with other races is surprisingly sophisticated. You'll need a good Communications officer, both to understand the aliens and make yourself understood. If your weapons are armed during the encounter, the aliens will generally take it for hostility, so it's always good to keep your weapons off unless you're in a dangerous situation. You can choose three postures of communication - friendly, hostile, and obsequious - keep in mind that not all races are friendly, some will want you to be a humble, grovelling tributary, while some more cowardly races will only communicate effectively if they think you're going to kill them if they don't. There is also a race called Uhlek, which is always hostile and uses plasma based weapons far more powerful than your ship's weapons or shielding, and will kill you rapidly - and keep in mind, this was the 80's, so if you died, you were dead for good. One of the subplots is to find and destroy the planet whose core is the hive-brain of the Uhlek.
In addition to the cardinal alien races, you'd find the odd contact whose presence was never fully explained, such as a race which talked entire in binary code, a race of singing giant aliens called the minstrels, and even an odd spaceship whose design was obviously based on a certain famous spacecraft on a five year exploration mission. On that note, one of the messages you find in the ruins of the empire also makes reference to the infamous grain-ravaging Tribbles.
Starflight, of course, was hampered by the limitations of technology - I played it with the tri-chrome CGA graphics typical of most mid-80's PCs, and it only operated on a two-dimensional X-Y axis, like land-based RPGs, instead of having a Z-axis (depth) as outer space would really have. But it was pretty sophisticated for its day, and really replicated the experience of Star Trek, one of my favorite TV shows of all time, better than any other game. There was even a Starflight 2, as well as a "spiritual" successor, Star Control, made by the same designers at a different company, as EA still owns the rights to Starflight. It came with a huge starmap and a great instruction manual that was fun to read on its own, as it had a lot of the game's backstory - back in the 80s, most games conveyed their stories in their manuals, for those who don't remember the days when Zelda games came with 60-page manuals that had detailed bestiaries, treasure lists, and backstory, as well as mini-walkthroughs of the first level. For copy protection, it employed a code wheel. Failing the copy protection would bring the Interstel Corporate Police to arrest or destroy you - very cute, certainly much cuter than EA's recent Draconian attempts at DRM. The game was even released in an enhanced edition for the Sega Genesis, but not the SNES - EA was more aligned with Sega than Nintendo during the 16-bit era.
It's a shame that EA doesn't revive this game as a contemporary RPG or even an MMORPG, because this was a great game, from a time when EA was known as a daring, innovative games company legendary for treating its best and brightest developers like rockstars instead of like third-world sweatshop labor. A few of you may have fond memories of this game, in which case, I invite you to share them. If you don't, your comments are still welcome.
Time for a major gear shift: I'm going to return to console RPGs in the same way I returned to them in 1994, and am going to go from all these relatively obscure titles to a game I'm sure almost everyone here has either played and heard of... a certain little SNES RPG blending high fantasy and magic with Mad Max-style post-apocalyptia, which is still regarded as one of the high-water marks of the genre... tune in next time... mwa, ha, ha ha!!! (HINT: Think 1994... not 1995!)


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OK after bit of research, to do this with MK2.5 Parts. I would need to replace the floor wiring & The GEM Module. On some cars the floor wiring isn't needed as the additional connector is taped up on the loom. Checked mine and there is no additional connector. That's why the doors have no power. The doors themselves have the loom and all motors with modules, including the rear window regulators. The connector for the wing mirrors is also different but can easily be sorted with a connector off a breaker car. Or I could manually run can high and low (mid), and power & ground cables to the modules. But if this does work I may decide to get folding mirrors with puddles lights & I'l have 4 door electric windows.
Would it be a GEM issue? Hoping it would be. I have a module from a 2.5 ST, which should work. Some programming required but should. Saying that what if it still come down to being the floor wiring. Looking at the looms online it's a complete dash removal. Seats, carpet and side panels.
So would I be able to swap the GEM Module to facelift and floor wiring for it to work. Swapping thebfloor wiring is going to be hard as that wiring loom goes to fuel pump, and sensors at rear. Currently the gem in the car has fuses in place for modules. So I think the gem does support it. It may be that I would need to swap the floor loom, but would a mk2.5 loom work on mk2. I know some connectors maybe different IE the rear brake lights as mk2.5 uses connector and mk2 don't. But perfect opportunity to swap to led rear lights.
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nazsky786 posted a topic in Ford Focus ClubI want to install door modules to convert my 5door from being only front electric to all electric windows. Problem is I've installed all the door modules from a mk2.5 2008 focus to a 2006 focus and no door seems to have power. Only speakers seem to work. Am I missing something else? All door modules with door wiring was swapped. And using elmconfig no door module responds.
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nazsky786 replied to dentex's topic in Ford Focus ClubThis all comes down the the speed of the elm327 interface. You can get cheap copies which support lower speeds or get a good quality unit that's able to acheive the full speed of 50.
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nazsky786 replied to Azurren's topic in Ford Focus ClubThere is a pcv valve located just behind the inlet manifold on top of the oil separator. The 1.6 I had was putting oil into the airbox. I changed the pcv and it sorted the issue. Also you need to check oil when cold and check when warm. The 1.6 is a weird engine. Oil just disappears only to come back later, and if you fill it up thinking it's empty you over fill causing these issues also.
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nazsky786 replied to Slupanter's topic in Ford Focus ClubThis issue seems to be common. It's something to do with the wiring and the Ford dealership should be aware of this. I'm not 100% sure if its a tsb or an actual recall.
nazsky786 replied to darren78h's topic in Ford Focus ClubSound like exhaust being behind engine. I would just suggest taking it to a garage to be inspected. Regards
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nazsky786 posted a topic in Ford Focus ClubHello, Just need some help with finding out, 1. Can I use a 2006 driver door module on a facelift? And still have same feature or require programming? 2. What is the different between the 3 plug power steering pump and 2 plug pump? Have a steering issues code says it's the sensor but swapped and same issue. Any clarification will be great.
nazsky786 replied to nazsky786's topic in Ford Focus ClubI had a good look at this today and moved an engine over to see and the news is it can be done but as said above. It requires a shed load of money. It is possible. Engine does go in, but mounting points are different as you could have guessed. But can be made. Also it will start the engine, slight issues but it started. Only issues really is the space to actually work on the engine is cramped. The RS axle system won't fit on. Moral of the story is possible but will cost way to much. Best of putting in in a RS MK2 replica she'll would look better swell.
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nazsky786 replied to Amos's topic in Ford Focus ClubYou could change the complete hadlight but the amount of work to get them to work correctly like Factory is a lot. 1. You need the complete headlights 2. Requires both headlight leveling sensors & module. 3. Washer Jets for the Headlights. I would just get the Osram. easier & cheaper. Alex is right about the light output. Max for me is 6000K but does depend on the system some are stronger then others.
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nazsky786 replied to kblay280581's topic in Ford Focus ClubBy the sounds of it you have changed most of your heating system. Firstly you have not actually tested anything to have come to such a conclusion. What I suggest you do is: 1. Check all the fuses that are both in the engine bay and the footwell, if you are able to test the relays then test them. 2. Check at the control panel side that it is actually sending out power to the motor. 3. Test the motor. 4. Test the wiring from the panel to the motor. At this stage since you have already changed most of the system all you have remaining is the switch panel, but check for loose cabling. Regards
nazsky786 posted a topic in Ford Focus ClubDoes anyone know if the Focus MK2 ST engine will fit in a Focus MK3 Focus? Getting the engine to fit is one problem but also is the floorpan the same? Meaning can you put rs front&rear axles on?
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nazsky786 replied to MurdoD's topic in Ford Focus ClubAgree with Arthur. Just saying its a PCM fault with no codes, no reports nothing leads us nowhere. Also having the codes cleared will not help to actually find out what the issue was or is.
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Dr. John D. Morris Rejects Young-Earth Creationism
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My understanding is that Ken Ham has gone even further. There was a news release earlier today that he has abandoned YEC in favor of a kind of theistic evolution. But I'm not sure of the details. I'll try to get a source on that and let you know. Unbelievable, what is going on here, isn't it. Makes you wonder if Morris and Ham timed their announcements to coincide. Hmm.
This is great news. Thanks for sharing Mike.
Please do tell us more about Ken Ham when you find out. I'm intrigued.
Me, given all this news now believe that the sun, moon and stars are hanging in the firmament. Too much more news and I'll believe the sky is falling.
No, the sky already fell and landed on my puny head. The sun, moon and stars are having a riot up above.
Very funny. Thankfully I was already on my guard since my boss at work pulls April fool's jokes every year. But then again, last night I fell for one on my favorite TV show, Pardon the Interruption. It is a sports talking head show, and they began the show by saying that Davidson and Kansas would have to replay the last 16 seconds of their quarter final in March Madness because one guy still playing had already fouled out. As bizarre as this was, and despite the fact that I was shocked I had not heard it from any other sports source including ESPN's website where it would have been front page news, I bought it.
Ever find that source on Ken Ham's conversion, Cliff?
If the sun, moon, and stars are having a riot, does that mean the End is near?
LOVE IT… your blog got a google hit for John Morris young earth.. Loved the Wikipedia link. Well done
Thanks, Phil! If you liked this satire, I know you'll like my other major piece. =)
Very curious. It seems to be totally false because in this article written by John Morris himself on the ICR site January of 2012 (http://www.icr.org/article/gaps-geologic-column/) Dr. Morris derides old earth views when he says: "The geologic column as normally presented should not be considered accurate history and should be recognized as a statement of evolutionary old-earth dogma."
Okay, I got it now. Ha ha ha.
I met John Morris last week at the ICR/CRS conference. Anyone who believed the article above I have news for you. This article was posted on April 1st, get it! Then go to John Morris complete statement and it will send you to Wikipedia page on April Fools Day. To say that John Morris or Ken Ham have become a long age theistic evolutionists would be like saying you could loose your Salvation in Jesus. Right now CRS is doing detailed research on DNA, ostioblasts, hemoglobin, mitochondrial DNA, DNA, soft tissue, blood vessels, and various biological minerals found preserved in dinosaur bone. And they have proven that it is not bacterial film. And that these contain biological carbon 14 which can be dated. Also, that biological elements break down just like radioactive substances and can last only 1 million years – not 65 plus million. See my books: Mysteries of History Revealed Part 1 & Part 2.
I agree that Dr. Morris has done the right thing. I believe in the progressive creationist view of Dr. Hugh Ross. In my opinion, young earth creationism is neither scientific nor scriptural. Dr. Pat Robertson of Regent University and the Rev. Billy Graham have already realized this and made statements about it. Our Lord could have used any means to create in a manner that is theistic; however, I feel that progressive creation is the best explanation of God's work.
This seems to be a joke! Too bad. Dr. Morris and Mr. Ham would be better to modify their positions. You pulled one on me. Congratulations!


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Haringman takes NLR C up
Strikes from Alex Goodman and Nick Haringman helped Norstar secure promotion to Division Two with a hard fought, but in the end comfortable, victory over Hendon C.
Looking for the point they'd need to all but guarantee promotion (given their far superior goal difference), Norstar started a little nervously and despite having the vast majority of possession, conceded after about 20 minutes after a mistake by keeper Grant Waissel presented Alex Elf with the ball and he tapped into an empty net.
Norstar rallied after that and started to play as a team and to play the football that they've become renowned for. They created chance after chance, but didn't really test the Hendon keeper fully.
That changed on 40 minutes when NLR were duly rewarded for their endeavours when the superb Goodman rose highest from a corner to power his header into the Hendon net and the relief on the Norstar players faces was evident.
At half time, NLR boss Zack Gothelf "had to remind the boys to play the game rather than the occasion, as our ability would shine through eventually".
Norstar continued to dominate into the second half and despite having a few penalty claims turned down, grabbed the lead when substitute Haringman broke in on the right edge of the box and lifted the ball over the onrushing Hendon keeper and past the stretching Hendon defender.
Norstar should have added to the scoreline, but never really looked like conceding. As the full time whistle went, Norstar knew they'd secured promotion and gone the whole season undefeated at home. Beating Hendon also ensured that they have beaten every team in the league at least once.


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Within the instant-gratification society of the NBA, one day you're brilliant and building the next dynasty, the next you're the idiot who has lost it.
In the spirit of microwaved results, let's play fantasy executive and determine the quick fix to turn around the worst NBA franchises.
Let's first establish one simple truth: General managers are paid way too much money. The good ones aren't geniuses; they're used car salesmen.
Pat Riley didn't conceive some complex formula to help the Miami Heat win a championship. He just whispered the right things into the right ears.
Riley turned the NBA into a fantasy football auction league. He collected the greatest talent available and let the rest work itself out, making promises of championships to role players he paid less than they deserved.
He's no more of a championship architect than any kid who ever played NBA 2K and found the right loopholes to craft a dream team.
Danny Ainge did it first in Boston, and now they're ready to run him out. Bryan Colangelo won Executive of the Year in Toronto after the Raptors made the playoffs, but since then, they have never played better than .500 ball.
One day you are the greatest mind in sports, the next day you're a failure. The game's decision-makers take plenty of undeserved praise and criticism.
Ask Geoff Petrie in Sacramento.
It's not an easy job; let's not confuse things. The gig magnifies the pressures of decision-making, most of which ultimately falls out of the GM's control. The undeserved criticism is as misguided as the overblown praise.
But still, it's not like they're curing disease, designing the latest smart phone or working in public relations for the Sacramento Kings. The best GMs are luckiest in terms of timing and finding unexpected, or hidden, talent.
So with that said, it's important to realize that sudden change for the better for any NBA team isn't completely out of reach. In the past, we've seen turnaround through the draft (Tim Duncan), trade (Jason Kidd) or not-so-obvious free-agent signing (Steve Nash).
Here's a letter to the GMs of the league's worst franchises, detailing quick, rebuild-enhancing moves to be completed either ASAP or at the end of the season.
I'm no mastermind, but I'll go into their salesman mode, looking to sell the league's personnel decision-makers on these fixes to help their struggling NBA franchises.


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Pre-game fireworks. Rowdy home crowd. Black jerseys.
Campbell County High School's football team pulled out all the stops Friday night to try and knock District 3 rival Anderson County off its high horse.
But the Mavericks (1-0 district, 1-2 overall) stuck to their guns and barely flinched while extending their win streak over the Cougars (0-1 district, 1-2 overall) to five in a row.
The Cougars had a minor setback last week against AC, but are eager to prove themselves against a much-improved Karns team. Senior quarterback Tuffy Shoupe continues to carry the load for Campbell County, but will have to have help if the Cougars are to be successful this season.
Karns has a 2-1 record while playing on the road the first three weeks of the season. That includes impressive victories over Corbin, Ky., 22-21; and Clinton, 28-0. The Beavers' only loss was to South-Doyle, 7-0, in the season opener.
The Jellico High School boys basketball team will be hosting a 16-inch co-ed softball tournament Sept. 9-10 at Jellico. Entry fee is $150. For more information, call 423-494-9859.
LaFollette Little League will host postseason banquets this weekend according to the following schedule: Friday, Sept. 9, 6-8 p.m. at the Little League Field, 9-10, 11-12 Little League boys and 13-14, 15-16 softball girls; Saturday Sept. 10, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. at the Little League Field, Tee-Ball, Coach Pitch and Coach Pitch girls.
Jacksboro spread the wealth during a middle school football game last week at Norris.
Four different players scored touchdowns to lead the unbeaten Eagles (2-0 overall) to a 49-22 victory.
Eagles' quarterback Tyler Loveday had a hand in 3 touchdowns. He rushed for 44 yards and 2 TDs on half a dozen carries and completed 4 of 6 passes for 45 yards and another score. Koji Urcino piled up 119 yards and 2 touchdowns on 6 totes. Landon Byrge rushed for 131 yards and a touchdown on 12 carries. Fullback Austin Raines rushed for 38 yards on 15 tries.
After sputtering to a season opening loss the previous week, Campbell County High School's new spread offense roared to life Friday night in the home opener against Cumberland County.
Senior quarterback Tuffy Shoupe passed for 272 yards and a pair of touchdowns and rushed for 102 yards and another TD to lead the Cougars to a 34-28 come-from-behind victory over the Jets.
Both of Campbell County High School's cross-country teams placed 5th last week at the Panther Creek Invitational near Morristown.
Lauren Evans led the Lady Cougars with the 8th place finish overall in a field of 81 runners. She ran the course in 23:17. Michaela Thomas placed 27th, followed by Olivia Brown, 31st; Brooke Bane, 34th; Maria Green, 38th; and Christina Goodman, 49th.
Jacksboro Middle School's football team posted a 20-0 season opening win Thursday night over visiting Lake City.
Jacob Bunch, Austin Raines and Koji Urcino each scored a touchdown for the Eagles.
Tonight (Thurs.), the Eagles will travel to Norris, which beat LaFollette 44-0 last week. The Owls will try and rebound from that loss during a game tonight at Soldiers Memorial in Tazewell.
High school football games don't get much bigger than AC vs. Campbell County.
The rivalry has added drama this year since the Price brothers returned to coach the Cougars after leading Anderson County to back-to-back trips to the Class 5A state quarterfinals.
Campbell County quarterback Tuffy Shoupe had a breakout game last week with 374 yards of total offense and 3 touchdowns in a win over Cumberland County.
They're few in number, but Jellico High School football players have plenty of spirit.
After dropping their second consecutive game this season — 46-0 Friday night to visiting North Greene — the Blue Devils were eager to get back to practice to try and improve themselves during this week's open date.
"We looked better all around. We were more intense and had a lot better effort," said Jellico coach Brad Lawson.
High school volleyball rivals Jellico and Campbell County played each other Monday afternoon at LaFollette Elementary.
Campbell County's junior varsity team won, 25-22, 25-12, in two games.
Jellico's varsity won its match in five games. Campbell County won the first game, 25-8, while Jellico evened things up with a 25-16 decision in the second game.
Campbell County answered the bell with a 25-19 victory in game three, but Jellico closed out the match with 28-26 and 15-13 victories.
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Overview: We used a simple formula for the awards. Whichever team the player appeared for most is where he is eligible. For the top prospect, we took into account not just what the player did this year, but his age and potential impact in the major leagues.
(Because Cory Spangenberg played more games at Fort Wayne than Eugene he will be included in the Midwest League portion of the player of the year series).
Level: The Northwest League has existed in various forms since 1901. It features a mix of college talent acquired in the current draft, as well as high school and Latin American prospects who worked their way up from rookie ball. Pitchers are generally ahead of hitters in this circuit since the batters must transition from aluminum bats to wood.
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Player of the Year: CF Donavan Tate .283/.406/.409
I know, I know. Everyone wants to label the number three overall pick in 2009 a bust and his suspension for drugs which cost him a month of playing time was stupid. But he did put up some solid numbers for the time that he was on the field. He finished third on the team in on-base percentage and stole 17 bases in 22 attempts, which was good enough for second despite only playing in thirty-three games.
Tate's biggest improvement is that he dramatically cut down on his strikeouts with a 25/32 BB/K ratio in 152 plate appearances while playing a very good center field.
Runner-up: Travis Whitmore 3B .297/.373/.431
Whitmore, 23, was a senior sign and 35th-round draft pick of the Padres in 2011 out of the University of Pittsburgh.
He made the post-season all-star team and saw action at three different infield positions this summer. Whitmore finished second on the Ems in hits and extra-base hits. He attended Indian Hills Community College his first two years, the same school that Spangenberg is from, and hit .336/.384/.488 as a senior at Pitt.
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Player of the Year: CF Donavan Tate
John said it pretty well. The Ems struggled to get consistent offensive support and Tate, 20, was one of the few players who hit game in game out. When Tate was suspended the offense was lifeless. To me, that shows who the player of the year was.
Also impressive was that Tate was leading the Northwest League in triples with three when he was suspended. When he returned a month later, he was still in the lead.
Runner-up: OF/2B Justin Miller .308/.409/.400
Justin Miller, 22, was promoted to Eugene after hitting .407/.476/.574 in Peoria and went on to hit in 25 of his first 28 games. Drafted as an outfielder, he played most of his games at second and did it pretty well. Miller's promotion, which coincided with Spangenberg's, made the sting of losing Corey less painful for the Emeralds.
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Player of the Year: Donavan Tate
The fluke injuries, delayed progress and indescribable stupidity of getting caught with synthetic pot notwithstanding, Tate was just a few plate appearances short of qualifying for the league's best on-base percentage. He's cut his strikeout rate significantly, displayed good instincts on the basepaths, and flashed good leather in center.
Assuming he doesn't do anything stupid – not a given with his track record – he could start 2012 in Elsinore, where he, Rymer Liriano and Luis Domoromo would constitute the most dynamic outfield the Padres have fielded at any level in at least 30 years.
Runner-up: Casey McElroy .301/.381/.466
Taken in the 11th round out of Auburn, the bat-first middle infielder didn't sign until early August and needed a week in Arizona before finally arriving in Oregon. The club issued a six-figure bonus to get him in the fold, and once he got to Eugene, he hit well in limited play.
He has surprising pop for a guy his size and definitely has the ability to stay on the middle infield as he moves forward.
Others of Note: Supplemental first-rounder Jace Peterson is a remarkable athlete (witness the 39 stolen bases in 73 games), but has plenty of work to turn all those tools into skills. He will bear watching in the Midwest League next year. 2010 draftee Jose Dore had a supremely disappointing season, but doesn't turn 20 until next year and has a sweet left-handed swing when he's on. Nine of West Point grad Clint Moore's 12 hits went for extra-bases, although the infielder's pending military commitment makes his future with the organization unclear. Catcher Matt Colantonio, a 22nd-round pick out of Brown, managed to draw nearly as many walks (30) as hits (39) in 53 games. The Padres hope he can follow in the footsteps of another former Ivy League catcher who debuted for the club in 1994.
MadFriars' 2011 Eugene Emeralds Player of the Year: Donavan Tate
Top Prospect: Donavan Tate (Unanimous)
When he was drafted, the question was on his hit tool and whether the ersatz-quarterback would make enough contact going forward. He really has worked hard to address that concern. Unfortunately, Donavan Tate's biggest obstacle as a prospect appears to be Donavan Tate.
The new front office certainly can't have enjoyed writing a check for the final installment of Tate's team-record signing bonus while he was suspended, and probably weren't much happier with the latest injury in August. But he remains one of the most gifted athletes in the minors and showed hints of what is possible when on the field this year.


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At Auburn, Ala., Georgia won two doubles titles and one singles crown at the SEC Coaches Fall Classic.
In the "A" doubles flight, it was an all-Georgia final as Monika Dancevic and Kelley Hyndman edged Naoko Ueshima and Yvette Hyndman 9-8 (5).
In the "B" doubles final, the Bulldogs duo of Cameron Ellis and Adrienne Elsberry rallied back from a 6-1 deficit to defeat Suzie Mansour and Megan McGavock (South Carolina) 8-6. In the Flight 3 singles final, Ellis posted a 6-0,6-3 win over Samantha Orlin (Tennessee).
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Today's area college basketball games, Jan. 11
Kutztown (3-10, 3-5)
at Edinboro (8-3, 4-3)
Today, 7:30 p.m., McComb Fieldhouse
East Stroudsburg (9-2, 6-1)
at Edinboro (8-3, 4-3)
Saturday, 7:30 p.m., McComb Fieldhouse
- Radio: WFSE-FM/88.9
- Notes: The Scots were down to eight healthy players in their loss at Millersville Jan. 5 with junior forwards Alex Moore (injury) and Johnathan Logan (flu) out of the lineup, with Moore missing his third straight game. The loss, with other Scots hampered by the bug, broke a three-game win streak. Jr. C Bryan Theriot (20.1, 10.6) has scored in double figures in all 11 games. Kutztown is a young club other than scoring leader, sr. G Micah Fraction (16.9). Two freshmen and two sophomores start. The Golden Bears lost their third straight, 70-62 to IUP on Jan. 5 at home. East Stroudsburg is among others receiving votes in the latest D-II poll with three votes as they beat then-No. 16 Indiana (Pa.) last week. IUP dropped to 21st. The Warriors, favored to win the PSAC East, already have beaten Gannon and Mercyhurst in Erie. ESU is led by 6-7 sr. F Duane Johnson (14.5, 5.7), so. G Whis Grant (15.8), and 6-6 sr. F Terrance King (13.5, 6.9), the 2012 PSAC tournament MVP, and have a solid rotation while utilizing pressure defense. Edinboro won 90-84 in 2012 to end a five-game losing streak to the Warriors.
Gannon (11-2, 5-2) at Cheyney (5-6, 3-4)
Today 3 p.m., Cope Hall
Gannon (11-2, 5-2)
at West Chester (7-4, 5-2)
Saturday (5-6, 3-4), 7:30 p.m.
Hollinger Fieldhouse
- Radio: WJET-AM/1400
- Notes: The Knights are on a six-game winning streak, and have been getting contributions across the board. Jr. G Robert Wilson (13.7, 6.4) had 15 second-half points, then 29 the next night in wins over Bloomsburg and Mansfield last weekend at the Hammermill Center. Sr. F Darrell Blanton (16.3, 6.8, 63.4 pct.) leads GU in scoring, rebounding and shooting percentage. Sr. G Oscar Macias (9.1) and Wilson both have 19 3-pointers. Gannon has allowed just 56.9 ppg, first in the PSAC and fifth in D-II. Cheyney has lost 4-of-6 but beat Clarion its last time out and upset Indiana (Pa.) 64-60 at home earlier this season. The Wolves, who are ineligible for the postseason because of self-imposed school sanctions to the athletic program, feature sr. G Jason Saab (21.4), 14th in D-II scoring, and 6-9 fr. F Calvin Brown is a budding star. Cheyney won at Edinboro 70-68 in OT Dec. 18. The Wolves mashed the Knights 85-66 in 2011 in the only meeting at Cope Hall. Gannon lost at West Chester 83-79 early in the 2011-12 season. Gannon enters its 1,800th game with an 1,153-646 record (.641).
Mercyhurst (9-4, 5-2)
at West Chester (7-4, 5-2)
Today, 7:30 p.m., Hollinger Field House
Mercyhurst (9-4, 5-2) at Cheyney (5-6, 3-4)
Saturday, 3 p.m., at Cope Hall
- Notes: West Chester is just 2-3 at home but 5-1 on the road, losing at Edinboro 94-73 Dec. 19. The Golden Rams, who have won two straight, are paced by 6-5 so. G Corey Blake (11.5, 5.6) and sr. Gs John Breeden (9.9, 91.9 FT pct.) and Carl Johnson (9.7). The Rams won 56-53 at Slippery Rock, the only PSAC loss for the Rock. The Lakers, after starting 2-3, have won 6-of-7 and three straight. After fr. G Beau Samuelson led Mercyhurst with 20 points in the opening loss to Concord, 6-5 sr. F Luis Leao has been a rock, leading the 'Hurst in scoring the past 12 games. Samuelson missed four games with an ankle injury before helping the Lakers to wins over Mansfield and Bloomsburg last weekend. The Australian has made 19-of-33 3-pointers, a sizzling 57.6 pct. So. G Terrence Ingram tops the club with 21 steals.
Kutztown (6-5, 4-3) at Edinboro (9-2, 6-1)
Today, 5:30 p.m., McComb Fieldhouse
East Stroudsburg (4-7, 3-4)
at Edinboro (9-2, 6-1)
Saturday, 5:30 p.m., McComb Fieldhouse
- Radio: WFSE-FM/88.9
- Notes: The Scots, the No. 1 team in the Atlantic Region the past two seasons, are among others receiving votes with 18 in the latest D-II poll. They extended their winning streak to six last weekend with victories at Shippensburg and Millersville, not easy places to win. Edinboro has gotten a big boost by 6-3 fr. C Aignee Freeland (7.0, 7.3, 14 blocks), who provides the twin-tower look with 6-3 sr. Samantha Blazetic (16.5, 9.4). Sr. G Kiara Brown (17.1, 36 steals) had 31 points in the 69-64 win at Millersville. Kutztown is a dangerous team that upset ranked Indiana (Pa.) 68-62 at home Saturday in its last outing. Sr. G Ashley Wood (11.8) and fr. G Natalya Lee (10.7, 16 3s) lead the Golden Bears, and nine of their 10 players see extensive floor time. So. F Jessica Martin (11.9, 8.4) and Jr G Andrea Veres (8.8, 18 3s) lead East Stroudsburg, which has lost two straight. The Warriors were swept at Mercyhurst and Gannon in December.
No. 6 Gannon (13-1, 7-0)
at Cheyney (0-10, 0-7)
Today 1 p.m., Cope Hall
No. 6 Gannon (13-1, 7-0)
at West Chester (7-4, 4-3)
Saturday, 5:30 p.m., Hollinger Fieldhouse
- Radio: WJET-AM/1400
- Notes: The Knights come in with a 12-game winning streak, the longest since the memorable 2009-10 Final Four season when GU went 37 straight before losing to Emporia State in OT. Gannon has been ranked in the top 25 for 17 straight polls. So. G Brittany Batts is third in D-II with 3.5 3-pointers per game and eighth in 3-point shooting at 48.0 pct. Cheyney has lost 42 straight since beating East Stroudsburg Feb. 5, 2011. West Chester will be a big hurdle, as Gannon won 66-64 on former G Caitlyn Lowe's 3-pointer at the buzzer last season at WC.
Mercyhurst (3-8, 3-4)
at West Chester (7-4, 4-3)
Today, 5:30 p.m., Hollinger Field House
Mercyhurst (3-8, 3-4) at Cheyney (0-10, 0-7)
Saturday, 1 p.m., Cope Hall
- Notes: The Lakers have yet to win consecutive games after a 78-55 loss to No. 25 Bloomsburg on Saturday. F Kaylee Foster is having a solid sr. season, averaging 11.1 ppg and shooting 48.9 pct. (45-of-92). Fr. G Adrienne Kloecker (7.7) tops the club with 21 3-pointers. Sr. G Dana Banda has played 37.6 minutes per game. Mercyhurst does not get a breather in West Chester, which has won two straight and had a 23-point lead at Edinboro before falling 74-68 Dec. 19. The Golden Rams have four players in double figures, including 6-2 sr. C Alex Lennon (11.8, 7.7, 39 blocks) and sr. F Ambreelinne Ortman (10.6, 16-of-31 3s). Coach Deirdre Kane is in her 26th season, tying Edinboro's Stan Swank in PSAC longevity.
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[Resolved] [Plugin: The Events Calendar] Showing your events on the home page loop in 2.0
A lot of people have asked how to get their events to show in the main post loop now that we have moved to a custom post type.
The good news is that John, with a little inspiration from Justin Tadlock, just emailed me the basis for a solution. I haven't had a chance to test it so we may need to tweak this as a community, but I'm sure there are plenty of you who will help me get it figured out!
Just add this to your theme's functions.php to include events on the home page.
add_filter( 'pre_get_posts', 'include_events_on_home' );
function include_events_on_home( $query ) {
if ( is_home() && false == $query->query_vars['suppress_filters'] )
$query->set( 'post_type', array( 'post', 'tribe_events', 'attachment' ) );
return $query;
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Walbridge's wife describes him as a passionate, experienced captain, one with a cool head and a kind heart. Photos of him on the ship's wooden deck just days before the ill-fated trip show a white-haired man with a steady gaze in a blue windbreaker, a man who was at ease with the sea.
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I have a secret. Nothing I write today is going to outdo Shonali Burke's Valentine's Day blog post.
So please go over there, get it out of the way, and come back.
It's OK. I'll wait.
Now, wasn't it worth it? I, for one, am pleased to finally see the movie star's talents coming through. Enough of this PR stuff. Let her do what she was born to do!
And on to our regularly scheduled program.
I have good news!
Rumor has it Facebook is rolling out its timeline feature to business pages this month.
I know, I know. Some of you hate timeline (I personally love it).
But, if you run a business or branded page, this is good news. It means soon you will be able to share updates with everyone, not just those who like your page.
According to BusinessInsider, the launch will happen on February 29, at the very exclusive Facebook Marketing Conference (oh la la).
Functionality of the Timeline
The personal timelines provide a history of your activity, allow you to create stories from your updates, and provide more functionality with visuals, mainly photos. It also allows people to subscribe to your updates without being your friend.
This is important for those of you (me included) who don't like to open your Facebook page to people you don't know.
I've begun testing different types of updates – the smart aleck ones go only to my friends, while informative or educational ones go public.
You could subscribe to my Facebook page and get a little bit more of my warped sense of humor than you do in other places. But you still won't get the full out crazy Gini stuff, like my real feelings on cyclists doping (morons).
But that's still on the personal page. Think about what that means for your business page.
What Does This Mean to You?
If you run a business or branded page, be ready for this change. Strategically you can begin to think about how to share different types of updates and information.
Say, for instance, you want to give something away to your fans (a product, service, coupon, or ebook). You now will be able to share that information only with your fans. But then share your latest blog post or job opening or event with anyone and everyone.
What I can't seem to find out about is whether or not people will have to subscribe, rather than like your page, and what the difference will be betweens fans and subscribers. I also don't know if there will be a search function so you can go through your archives (which would be fantastic for me when looking for the Facebook questions of the week), but rumor has it it's coming.
All in all, there isn't much you can do right now except think about how you'll use your updates differently. And be ready for it. February 29.
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Curious how they'll deal with customized tabs. That's big business for a lot of developers and agencies.
@DannyBrown It's hard to find any information, other than "a source" BusinessInsider talked to at Facebook. It'll be interesting to see, for sure.
@ginidietrich @DannyBrown I've never been a big fan of the tabs, but if you want to run a contest, that's how you have to do it. Like Danny I'm curious how that will work because the tabs take on a different look and feel with the personal timeline. There will be a huge backlash if that gets lost in the shuffle. I wonder if you will still get to choose a default landing tab.
@DannyBrown That works for us! 🙂
@DannyBrown Exactly!
I predict a backlash and a panic. Though I have had quite a few clients asking me if it was coming for business pages. Though…I'm not really sure if they are asking out of fear or anticipation. Will be interesting!
@KenMueller People are so funny. As a whole, we hate change. I think this is good for businesses. Why wouldn't you want everyone to know what you're doing?
@ginidietrich There will be an adjustment period, but the benefits outweigh the bad things. I read an article the other day from a social media site saying the timeline was horrible and that everyone hated it. Well, everyone on Facebook hates EVERY change for the most part. Then they get used to it and love it. You can't ask people up front right after the changes are made.
@KenMueller Hey now – not everyone hates it. I love most of the changes. In fact, I know you do too. But I agree most aren't as laid back about it as we are.
@ginidietrich @KenMueller Further proof that most humans are creatures of habit and don't embrace change well. When it comes to changes on social media sites in the aggregate, most tend to bitch and complain but eventually accept. sounds to me like these changes are going to be quite beneficial for those that capitalize.
@John_Trader1 @KenMueller It's actually kind of funny to watch. Everyone moan and complain and then adjust. How about just adjusting and skipping the complaining part?
@ginidietrich @John_Trader1 @KenMueller EXACTLY. Remember, it's free, and you're not the customer.
We had a saying with a friend of ours that always bailed on dinner at the last minute. So we stopped inviting him – and said, we just skipped that whole part where we made the plans, and went straight to the part where he doesn't come. LOL.
Anyway, back to the discussion at hand. People hate change. I think this will be fun. ooooooo Molli and I will have to put our heads together! I wonder what our cover photo should be?
@bhas OMG! @DannyBrown do you see this reference to Scott Pilgrim?!? HAHAHAHAAH!!!
I love that example and I'm with you – bring it on , Zuck!
@ginidietrich @DannyBrown Haha you guys are also Scott Pilgrim types…who woulda thunk?
@bhas @ginidietrich Love Scott Pilgrim 🙂
I think it's less marketing hand-wringing than it is a pain in the ass for anyone (developer or agency) that's using tabs as marketing tools, and there doesn't seem an easy way to integrate these into the Timeline option. We'll see.
BTW I will stop hogging the comment section, but before I go here is the ad I was talking about http://mashable.com/2012/01/09/facebook-timeline-drug-addict/. It's by McCann Digital Israel for the Israel Anti-Drug Authority
@bhas VERY cool! Thank you!!
Thanks for the shout out, Gini! I personally am looking forward to the brand timeline rollout. I think it will be a terrific way for businesses to tell their stories, and you know how I feel about businesses that DON'T do that well. I love @bhas example below – exactly what I mean.
Happy V-Day, my friend!
@Shonali Happy Valentine's Day to you!
Get out! (imagine me hitting you like Elaine as I say this…um, hopefully you watch Seinfeld!) I'm so excited about this! I agree with @Shonali that it will be a great way for businesses to tell their stories!
@yvettepistorio LOL!! Thank you for that visual.
@ginidietrich @yvettepistorio Doesn't livefyre give extra points for a Seinfeld reference? WTH?
@Lisa Gerber @yvettepistorio LOL! We need to talk to them about that!
@ginidietrich @Lisa Gerber Seriously, get on that 😉
As we count down the days to Facebook's IPO, I feel like this won't be the last of the changes we will see so they can build more relevance and utility into their platform. These changes seem to be sound and will pay dividends for those who are able to take advantage. Appreciate you writing this post to summarize. And the evolution of modern day story telling continues…
@John_Trader1 We likey the storytelling, don't we?
@ginidietrich Facebook is trying to turn itself into: "Once upon a timeline…"
@WilliamDeRosa Amen, William. Amen.
@WilliamDeRosa Really great point! I can't imagine they'd take away all that functionality, but then again…they probably don't care what we think.
@ginidietrich @DannyBrown Unfortunately (and I am a fb developer, so I'll be kind!) they seem to think they can pretty much do anything since they are so large and powerful. They don't believe brands or businesses will leave regardless due to the sheer size of available audience. We are in for an interesting day on the 29th (which in Facebook time, this means timeline for pages will come sometime in July! lol) when this all comes about. Hold hands and hope that FB understands the impact this will have.
@WilliamDeRosa Well, just like MySpace and AOL and other giants, they may have to learn their lesson the hard way.
@ginidietrich I liked MySpace lol
@HeatherTweedy I really, really hope they do the search bar. It's already available in groups and it's a God send somedays.
@ginidietrich If I'm wishing for updates, can they also add the edit post functionality that Google+ has? 😉
@HeatherTweedy And a way to schedule updates, too? In a way that doesn't hurt you?
I don't have much productive to add to the actual topic, but I'd like to say one thing. Telling us to read someone else's post first is like the coolest thing ever. Obviously your established, but even so, most wouldn't have had the cojones to send their readers to another blog. I love it – SCREAMS confidence and that you're a badass for keeping our interests in mind.
@SociallyGenius LOL!! Thanks. But did you go over there? It's so worth it. It's so worth it, in fact, I wouldn't mind if no one came back here. Today. Just today.
@ginidietrich Yup, you can even check the comment time stamps for indisputable proof. Came here and was like "Wow, this must be good if Gini's opening with it!" And while you may be like an elephant (you said that, not me), I'm like a loyal dog that always finds his way home
@SociallyGenius I believe I said I have the MIND of an elephant. #goodlord
@SociallyGenius There is an elephant who often comes around my house to eat the banana trees.@ginidietrich does not look anything like her at first glance, or at 57549th.
BTW Gini, how do you get that "My latest conversation" blurb? You need certain points?
@ginidietrich @SociallyGenius LOL
@MichaelBesson @SociallyGenius We're all fun and games here.
There's some interesting points of view/ comments in this thread.
Facebook has done one thing very effectively; they've gotten folks to expect change. People don't like it, but if they expect it, they're more prepared for it!
We've just completed building a FB application platform for a corporate client with 400+ distributors and they'll be promoting it to over 250K active customers. Yikes!
Based on @WilliamDeRosa 's comment, makes me think – "Oh shit!"
May need to rework somethings, eh?
You gotta love Facebook!
@Mark_Harai Don't freak yet. We don't know if this will take away all the time and money we've put into iFrames and customization. If it does, your thinking will be effective. In fact, you may want to say more than that.
@ginidietrich Thanks for your encouraging words Gini 😮
What to say, what to say… lol!
@Mark_Harai @WilliamDeRosa That's outrageous, I'd love to see that some time..
@Mark_Harai lol I know. I have several speaking engagements over the next 2 weeks, two of which are based on facebook marketing and getting your page optimized etc…I now have to add a caveat to the beginning "For the next 2 or 3 weeks…"
Facebook Timelines for business pages vs. snow for @ginidietrich . Which happens first? (I'm taking bets)
[…] Gina Dietrich reports that Facebook's Timeline app will be coming for businesses at SpinSucks. […]
I didn't know the expected FB biz page timeline release date, way cool keeping us up to date on that. My sense is that this could be the best asset of the FB business pages to date. I suspect that only time will tell..
I know I'm late to the party…but I had to second how awesome @Shonali 's Valentine video was! By far my favorite Valentine…my boyfriend was not happy he got trumped but hey he didn't serenade me either!
In my opinion, Facebook has missed several opportunities to get the business side of Facebook right. And if they figure it out this time it's going to be really big. But even if they don't, it will at least have an impact for the biz that keeps an ear to the street.
[…] Pages"?. Well, if you haven't heard, the rumors started leaking last week, and apparentlythe Timeline will be coming to business pages as early as the end of this month. It sounds as if they will begin rolling it out in beta with some […]
I've got mixed feelings about the new Timeline, but the Cover Photo would be great for marketing. However, one big beef is that the Cover Photo is so awkwardly shaped. It's expansively wide and really stout. All the photos I want to use either get cropped severely or don't fit right. I did find an app that lets me make my Cover Photos look really good that I wanted to share.
It allows you to use multiple images and add text.
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Merged Video Game Crash of 1977 into Pong[edit]
Please see Talk:Video game crash of 1977 for discussion.Coll7 06:13, 17 September 2005 (UTC)
8th Generation[edit]
the 8th generation has been deleted before twice already and has just been recreated and will likely be deleted again [1]
While I think this is no harm in having the article, recreating the article is the wrong approach while the event is so far into the future. When the time comes we can ask an administrator to dig up all the old versions of the article and we can add the updated information. In the mean time there are lots of things to do on
Wikipedia:WikiProject Computer and video games
Enjoy. The article will unfortunately most likely be deleted soon so there is no need to leave it on this template.--E-Bod 02:28, 19 June 2006 (UTC)
- I'm sorry to be the one to tell you but I'd hate for some strict and not so helpful Wikipedian to get to you all first--E-Bod 02:32, 19 June 2006 (UTC)
Well with Nintendo announcing that they are going to unveil the "Wii 2" in June, it might be best to get started in recreating the "8th Generation" page. Nhajivandi (talk) 14:32, 15 April 2011 (UTC)
Shouldn't the 8th generation begin in 2011 since the 3DS was released in 2011? — Preceding unsigned comment added by Supyloco (talk • contribs) 05:30, 10 September 2011 (UTC)
sixth and seventh gens[edit]
Sixth gen ends when PS2 stops being produced-it will still be produced in 2008. (And is still outselling PS3 and 360.)
Seventh gen leave it like (2004- because that's how its usually done for human lifespan, etc. Tehw1k1 08:33, 23 August 2007 (UTC)
- Not any more mate, that things more dated than the Atari 2600. mcjakeqcool Mcjakeqcool (talk) 14:41, 21 December 2008 (UTC)RE: By the way the point of that edit, was that the ps2 is not outselling the ps3 or 360 or wii for that matter. Phew! mcjakeqcool Mcjakeqcool (talk) 14:42, 21 December 2008 (UTC)
sixth generation over?[edit]
Is the sixth generation over yet? the PS2 is still selling very well and it is doing better than the PS3. My personal opinion is that we should either put 2008 as the end of the sixth generation because that's when the PS3 will likely begin to consistently outsell the PS2 (this option could be considered speculation) or we could leave it open like the seventh generation. (ie. "1998-"). Either way, I think it is incorrect to list it as ending in 2006. Thingg (talk) 03:23, 6 December 2007 (UTC)
- Sorry to break this to ya, but the sixth gen is over, the ps2 is selling less units then the HD add on for the 360. mcjakeqcool Mcjakeqcool (talk) 14:53, 21 December 2008 (UTC)
- So why haven't we put it down yet? I'm going to put down 2008 as the end of the 6th generation. If you disagree state your reason here. --Jaqbenny (talk) 18:22, 27 May 2010 (UTC)
Alright, sixth gen has to be over now. The PS2 finally was discontinued in North America on November 6, 2012. The end is 2012 NOW. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 18.104.22.168 (talk) 18:39, 14 November 2012 (UTC)
make template wider?[edit]
I think it would be a good idea to make this template a little wider so we can spell out "North American video game crash of 1983". I can picture a European gamer looking at a history of video games article and thinking: "I didn't know there was a video game crash in 1983" only to find out the crash primarily affected North America. If you would like to see what the widened template would look like, please check out User:Thingg/sandbox. Any opinions would be appreciated. Thingg (talk) 03:31, 6 December 2007 (UTC)
Whats with this templete edit?![edit]
Ok why have the sixth and seventh gen years been changed for fifth and sixth gen from 1993-2002 and 1998-2006 to 1993-2004 and 1998-2010?! Because a generation is a major era for each generation, not just a time when a certain console e.g ps1, ps2 is being sold, if that was the point the second generation would be from 1976-1992 cos of the 2600, the third 1983-2003 cos of the nes/famicom and the forth 1987-2004 cos of the neo geo aes, some people may have a point that not *all* of the consoles have been discounied, but one console is not a major devolment period for any generation, and for that reason I am informing readers of this talk page that I shall edit it. mcjakeqcool Mcjakeqcool (talk) 14:50, 21 December 2008 (UTC)
- Whatever you were trying to do, you broke the template entirely. I had already reverted the undiscussed change of the years. Chris Cunningham (not at work) - talk 15:03, 21 December 2008 (UTC)
- Yeah dude you got owned harhar —Preceding unsigned comment added by 188.8.131.52 (talk) 15:44, 24 December 2008 (UTC)
I need help/advice[edit]
I cannot edit this template. Any help? mcjakeqcool Mcjakeqcool (talk) 14:19, 28 September 2009 (UTC)
No joy? When there is some give us a bell asap. mcjakeqcool Mcjakeqcool (talk) 15:19, 1 October 2009 (UTC)
No joy? When ever there is any, give us a bell! 126.96.36.199 (talk) 16:04, 11 November 2009 (UTC)
Sixth generation is OVER[edit]
Sony has ceased PS 2 production worldwide: http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2013/jan/04/playstation-2-manufacture-ends-years Richiekim (talk) 23:08, 6 January 2013 (UTC)
The expandmenu functionality for this template seems to not work anymore. None of the menus show up open on pages that specify a specific menu to be open. Ithinkicahn (talk) 04:12, 30 January 2014 (UTC)
Semi-protected edit request on 1 June 2016[edit]
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Generation 7 has ended as of April 2016. KingMagenta (talk) 02:16, 1 June 2016 (UTC)
- Not done: please provide reliable sources that support the change you want to be made. Izno (talk) 11:15, 1 June 2016 (UTC)


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