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Sireesh says...

A man went to police station for filing report for his missing wife:

Man:       I lost my wife (misty)

Inspector: What is her height?

Man:       I never noticed

Inspector: Slim or healthy

Man:       Not slim can be healthy

Inspector: Colour of eyes

Man:       Never noticed

Inspector: Colour of hair

Man:       Changes according to season

Inspector: What was she wearing

Man:       Saree/suit/ I don’t remember exactly

Inspector: Was somebody with her?

Man:       Yes my Labrador dog, Romeo, tied with a golden chain, height 30 inches, healthy, blue eyes, blackish brown hair, his left foot thumb nail is slightly broken, he never barks, wearing a golden belt studded with blue balls, he likes non veg food, we eat together, we jog together…. And the man started crying…..

Inspector: Lets search for the dog first !!!!!!!

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desdemona says...

Personally, I think this Live Feed - News Feed funny business is all about monetizing eyeballs. Maybe if you know most users won't bother to figure out how to customize their feeds and will receive exactly what you tell them is news...well, that surely sweetens the pot. Status Updates must be missing something though. Hmm... photos? apps?

Summary: Quick instructions and pictures how to to remove Facebook Live Feed and Restore Facebook Status Updates.   How to get your old Facebook back.   Here are a few easy steps to change your Facebook back to something similar to the old Facebook format.

Don’t like the new Facebook format that shows Live Feed and View News Feed?

Me either.

Facebook’s “News Feed” is now Facebook’s determination of what stories Facebook thinks you’ll most enjoy and based on your past history interacting with the site. Facebook makes this choice based on  how much activity and attention an item has seen (from friends commenting and liking it) and how likely Facebook thinks you might interact with that post. Here’s how to fix it…

Facebook’s new “Live Feed,” is theoretically the same real-time feed from your friends that you’re used to. If you scroll to the very bottom of the Live Feed Page, You can click “Edit Options” to set the frequency of feeds and adjust which friends you hear more and less from.

Unfortunately, you’ll have to click on “Status Update” at the top of the screen, but at least, theoretically, with the edit options set, you can restore your full flow of feeds.

Step 1: Click “Live Feed” at the top of the Facebook page to activate it.  Live feed is most like the original Facebook page.

Step 2: Use the right scroll bar to scroll to the bottom of the facebook home page.

Step 3: Click the “edit options” link to change the options for the Facebook Live Feed

Step 4: Change the “number of friends” setting to a high number to get all the new feeds.  Use the text boxes if you want to receive more messages from some friends and less from others.

More steps below for setting your default Facebook Home page.

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FACEBOOK HOME (DEFAULT) APPLICATION

The application at the top of your Facebook list is the default screen when you visit Facebook or when you click the Facebook HOME link.  Use the steps below to choose which Facebook screen is at the top of your Facebook list.

  1. Locate the LIST of Facebook options that are in the top left corner of your Facebook home screen
  2. Click the “more” link at the bottom of the list
  3. Click, then Drag to the top of the list, the application you want as  your starting, or “home” application
  4. Click the “Home” link to activate your new default Facebook home page.

PICTURES:

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The New, New, New Facebook: Hundres of Thousands Organize in Protest

Although the latest Facebook homepage changes seem relatively minor compared to some of the more drastic moves the company has made in the past, there are once again hundreds of thousands (if not millions) of users voicing their frustration.

The most visible group to emerge so far: “PLEASE GIVE US OUR OLD NEWS FEED BACK!” (caps and exclamation point included). The group will likely cross 500,000 members this morning, as more users catch wind of their friends joining it via the News Feed.

While much of the frustration seems like the usual anger and resistance to change you always see when any major website pushes a redesign, I have heard a few valid complaints about the new Facebook (Facebook):

1. The “Live Feed” isn’t all that live. Seemingly, you need to refresh to see new stuff, as there are no alerts when new content is available. That’s not completely true: if you’re viewing the “News Feed,” you’ll get alerts when new content is available, but that’s not immediately clear.

2. The “News Feed” isn’t very good. The goal of the feature is to be a digest of what’s important in your network, much like “Highlights” in the previous iteration. My own opinion: I’d give it a B- … most of the stories seem interesting, though nearly 24 hours old at this point. Given the “Live Feed” now includes more information and is hence more cluttered, it would seem the “News Feed” should be more up-to-date to emphasize important happenings.

3. Facebook didn’t give much warning about the changes. Unlike previous iterations where announcements were prominently placed on member homepages, Facebook seemingly just flipped the switch on this change without doing much to prepare users.

Facebook did address a number of issues that members had with the previous iteration by re-adding information like new friends of friends and changes in relationship status into the feed, and by moving events and birthdays back above the fold. However, those issues seem like they were light years ago and mostly forgotten.

The problem here seems to be that Facebook didn’t add much in the way of new and exciting, but rather just made a few incremental changes that make sense from a UI perspective, but once again frustrate and confuse those that are resistant to change (and don’t read Facebook’s blog … or Mashable (Mashable)).

Will it blow over? You have to think so given Facebook’s history of surviving far more significant revolts. Further, the issues with this latest change seem fairly easy for the social network to address with small tweaks to the product.

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therealpecan says...

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My friend Cynthia Caron is the Executive Director and Founder of LostNMissing, Inc. Everyday she works tirelessly to help families find their missing loved ones. She posts alerts to Twitter searching for those who have disappeared. She also posts to her website:http://www.lostnmissing.com. I hope you will visit to see if you recognize anyone and I hope you will spread the word.

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desdemona says...

Have you noticed that Facebook has re-designed the Home Page?

It now displays a News Feed and a Live Feed..

Since this re-design, did you know that Facebook has already chosen which of your friends will be displayed in these feeds and which will be hidden?

You probably haven’t noticed, but Facebook has decided that a lot of your friends won’t be appearing in your News and Live feeds.

This guide will show you how to fix this.. so that all your friends re-appear in your feeds.

What’s the Difference Between News Feed and Live Feed?

Facebook has introduced two views of your News Feed,

  1. A summary of activity that has happened in the last day
  2. A real-time view that shows you what is happening right now

News Feed

news feed

The News Feed displays the most interesting things that have happened in the last day..  a summary of what has been going on.

Stories are displayed according what Facebook thinks you’ll enjoy.. based on a variety of factors including, how many friends have liked and commented on that story and how likely you are to interact with that story.

Live Feed

live feed

After you have caught up on what you have missed.. the Live Feed displays what is happening right now.

You will see posts and updates come through and display in real-time.

Like with the News Feed, Facebook has already determined which of your friends will be displayed, and which will be hidden, in your Live Feed.

Adding Friends Back into the News Feed

To add friends so that they re-appear in your News Feed.. scroll to the bottom of the News Feed page and click on Edit Options,

news feed edit options

(NB – if the <Edit> button does not display.. try hiding someone first.. then when you scroll down it should now be displayed. To hide someone, please refer to the section below)

The following friends are hidden from your News Feed.. to add them back in, so their activity is displayed in your News Feed.. click on <Add To News Feed>,

add friends to news feed

Do the same for Pages and Applications.. by clicking on <Add to News Feed>.

Once you have added those items to display in your News Feed again.. click on <Close> to save your changes.

Hiding Friends in the News Feed

To hide any friends in your News Feed, just hover your mouse to the right of their story and click on <Hide>,

hide news feed

Adding Friends Back into the Live Feed

The friends and updates that are displayed in your Live Feed can be displayed independently of your News Feed.

Since Facebook’s re-design many of your friends now won’t display in your Live feed.. they have been hidden.

To unhide them and to choose for yourself who is displayed.. scroll to the bottom of the Live Feed screen and click on Edit Options,

edit live feed options

(NB – if the <Edit> button does not display.. try hiding someone first.. then when you scroll down it should now be displayed. To hide someone, please refer to the section below)

Facebook has already determined which of your friends will appear in your Live Feed.. but you can change that so you can choose which friends to display.

live feed settings

You will notice that the Number of Friends section has been pre-populated with 250,

250

I don’t want to be capped at 250.. so I am going to change this to 5000 which is the maximum amount of friends that Facebook currently allows you to have,

5000

That way, as my friends list grows over time I still get to see all of their real-time updates come through and not be capped at seeing only 250.

Next click on the View Recommended Friends link,

view recommended friends

You will notice that some friends are displayed in light-blue and others in white,

blue and white

The ones displayed in light-blue are those friends that Facebook thinks you want displayed in your Live Feed.

The ones displayed in white are those friends that Facebook thinks you don’t want displayed in your Live Feed.

So to choose who you want displayed in your Live Feed.. just click on those friends.. and they will turn dark-blue,

dark blue

When you have selected those friends (I re-selected all of them) you want displayed in your Live Feed click on Back to Settings,

back to settings

On the News Feed Settings, I am also going to remove everyone from the Hide section.. so that everyone’s updates will be displayed.. when this is done click on <Save>,

unhide

Hiding Friends in the Live Feed

Just like the News Feed above, to hide any friends in your Live Feed, just hover your mouse to the right of their story and click on <Hide>,

hide in live feed

Finally..

So there you have it.. all your friends activities and status updates will appear in your News Feed and Live Feed.

And not just the ones that Facebook thinks you should have!

 

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andre says...

During the years of the Argentinean military rule in 1970s and 1980s, known as the "dirty war", thousands of protestors, communists, left-wing activists and anyone seen as an opponent disappeared.

The human cost was immense, but whilst many in Argentina and around the world campaigned for the thousands who disappeared, the children they left behind were forgotten.

In the last few years Argentina has begun to confront this grim past and seek justice against some of those responsible for the "dirty war".

Rageh Omar is joined in the studio by Pederico Rodriguez, a victim of Argentina's military regime, imprisoned and tortured for three years and then exiled in London for nearly thirty years.

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x0x04pat says...

2 or 3 bytes are missing...
What is about your iPhone?
Or is it about your mind?
Please check the rest of me in your Web Storage!

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Forever Parted : Aristarionne

http://www.bchronicles.com/2006/08/weekend-exposure-project.html

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Now I know I don't generally write anythin' too important here, but far too much has happened tonight to keep it all rattlin' around in my head.


First off, I'm mad as all hell at Jason Stackhouse.  Now, I've loved this guy like a brother for YEARS, but I just can't figure him out lately.  After tellin' me the other night that he was through with those vampire-haters at the Fellowship of the Sun, he nearly runs me off the road tonight to tell me that he's been hangin 'round them all again.  Plus, he's tellin' me he thinks the FotS is gonna be lookin for Jess around Bon Temps.


Great.


Now I don't know what to do.  We've already kept @JessicaHamby hidin' in the shadows for the last few days because of all those 'MISSING' posters papered all over downtown Bon Temps (above), and now I've got half a mind that says that Jason may have been the one to let it slip that she's been around here.  How else would they know?!


Girlfriend in peril?  Check.

Suspicious of best friend?  Check.


Plus, it doesn't look like I'm the only one having trouble around Bon Temps tonight.  I'm not one to gossip, but i think somethin' may be up with Sookie and Eric... I'm sure it'll make it out of Bon Temps soon enough...


If anyone's got any suggestions, I'd sure love to hear 'em.  I'm at my wits end trying to come up with new ways to keep my Jessica safe.  God knows I'd do anything for that girl...

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My PILOT G-TEC C3 has gone missing!!
AGAIN!!

That pen was pricier than my lunch today! I can't believe I lost one again and It was just a few days old with me. I was like so naiiyak! And everyone was like super nabababawan sakin. Haha. butI want that Ballpen! Anyway, my father bought me another one today and this time I really really really really plan to personalize it! (G-mask nga daw sabi ni Marielle. Haha)

I saw these in the internet and I so like!!

I was also badly missing someone today! Demmet. HAHAHA.

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