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Binocular Vision & Editorial: FIRST Quarter of 2011<br />
Strabismus Quarterly©<br />
Volume 26 (No1)<br />
A Medical Scientific e-Periodical P. E. Romano, MD, MS Ophthalmology Page 28-29<br />
EDITORIAL: STRABOLOGY? YES !... and<br />
now implemented in our new title with this<br />
issue; Thank Jobs; Eye Muscle Surgery for<br />
Infantile Nystagmus, DHD and Paradoxical V,<br />
& CELEBRATE with us OUR 25<br />
TH<br />
ANNIVERSARY! Thanks<br />
to All you Subscribers, Contributors and Ed Board Members.<br />
Here we go.<br />
One does not need any approval to<br />
modify the title of a publication, so “alia iacta<br />
est” , “the die is cast”, it is done.<br />
On the cover you will note also the full<br />
familial name of the founding editor, as<br />
explained in the masthead, on page 21of this<br />
issue. He (me) would not have dared to do<br />
this in his youth, but we all seek legacy when<br />
we get older and this is ours. We are<br />
encouraged to follow the youngest generation<br />
in its irrepressible self centration,, which in<br />
spite of its contradiction of what older<br />
generations were taught, seems to be the<br />
inevitable direction of the future. So get<br />
onboard! The “I” phone and the “I” PAD<br />
seem such appropriate names, don’t they!<br />
And while we are on Steve Jobs we<br />
must thank him for breaking the “wide<br />
screen” movie mode monopoly on our<br />
monitors, and making the vertical, page like,<br />
monitor screen, which we have long<br />
advocated, an easily accessible alternative.<br />
As noted, title and name changing is<br />
easy, but the ISSN International Standard<br />
Serial Number authorities want to give us a<br />
new number because there is a change within<br />
the first five words of the title, so we are<br />
awaiting that, and so is MedLine, so we are<br />
temporarily, momentarily in limbo but have<br />
been assured that nothing else will change.<br />
(See our updated history, pages 26-27and 62-<br />
64, especially the last page for details).<br />
IN THIS ISSUE<br />
First dig the <strong>Correspondence</strong>: Join Ed<br />
Board member-adventurer as he summits the<br />
highest mountain in the world! (outside the<br />
Himalayas!-which may be next?). And<br />
Richmond Products gives us a free tutorial.<br />
A Stellar New Surgical Approach for<br />
Nystagmus-Induced Head Turn. Bishop<br />
JE. Binocul Vis Strabology Q 2011; 26:30-<br />
36. [A Power Point Presentation]<br />
The author sent us the PP slides of a<br />
paper he had presented at a couple of<br />
meetings last year, for our opinion regarding<br />
the publishability of his research.<br />
We thought it was good and suggested<br />
submission. Then, when it was apparent that<br />
the presented PP paper was a good outline of<br />
the formal scientific article, we thought<br />
maybe we could publish both with the PP<br />
slides of the presentation first, as an outline<br />
super abstract of the written article.<br />
So after acceptance, Dr.Bishop accep-