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COMMENTARY

The Reappearance of the Generation Gap

Won't Someone Please Think of the Children?

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Wednesday, May 28, 2003

New home. Generation Watch has a new home at LifeCourse Associates. The address is http://www.lifecourse.com/generationwatch. You will have to update bookmarks and links because, unfortunately, I can't forward generationwatch.com. It seems I am the victim of domain name hijacking, as it turns out my old and now defunct hosting company still controls the domain I purchased with their hosting package.

Until this little matter is resolved use the link above or, alternately, http://www.generationwatch.us. In the next day or so I will put up redirect pages at http://www.generationwatch.com.

Posted by Steve Barrera at 7:15 PM

Thursday, May 22, 2003

Changes. I am happy to announce that Generation Watch is affiliating with LifeCourse.com. It is an honor to be welcomed by Neil Howe and William Strauss, the foremost experts on generations and the authors of the theory which inspired this site.

I will be moving content to their servers over the next week or so. There should be some small changes to the site, but otherwise it will continue to be a news portal with occasional commentary in this blog.

Posted by Steve Barrera at 6:40 PM

Wednesday, May 21, 2003

Spam Spam Spam Spam. I got tired of cleaning up spam so I closed down the guestbook. It's just as well because of some exciting news I will post soon.

Posted by Steve Barrera at 7:13 PM

Saturday, May 17, 2003

New sites. Found a couple of new web sites and added them to the list. The Baby Boomer Generation has a bloggish format and is chock full of information on everyone's favorite cohorts. The ageless project isn't about generations or one in particular, but rather is a list of web sites sorted by the site creators' birth years. Too cool! Thanks to Bill Murray's TimePage for that link.

Posted by Steve Barrera at 12:51 PM

BACKGROUND

Current ages of the living generations
Lost	104+
G.I.	80-104
Silent	62-80
Boomer	44-62
Gen-X	23-44
Millennial	?-23
Homeland	?

Millennial Saeculum
High	1946-1964
Awakening	1964-1984
Unraveling	1984-?
Crisis	?-

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About This Weblog- Generation Watch features commentary by Steve Barrera on America's living generations and their current experience. It has a companion news portal at LifeCourse Associates.

Where noted, background information on generations theory is copyright 1996 Broadway Books. All other content on this web site is copyright 2002-2005 Generation Watch and Steve Barrera. All rights reserved.