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Saybrook Alumna Marie Fonrose Receives Praise From Colleague in Haiti04/02/2010
During her tour of service in Haiti, Marie spent her final week in the province known as "Zoranger" in Bainet, located in the Southern part of the country. She was working with the victims and teachers of a 501c3 school and clinic. This was the first school and clinic established in the area.
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Julie and I were blessed to have with us during this trip, Marie Fonrose. Marie is Haitian and a psychologist. She was extremely helpful at assisting the kids and even adults coping with the event of January 12. Adults and kids alike sought her advice. She was extremely busy during this trip. I think that was a much needed help to the kids of the community. A father brought his son to see Marie. He explained that the earthquake occured while his boy was in a river bed. The boy fell under 4 times as he attempted to get out of the river. "Ever since the incident, the boy has never been the same," explained the father. There ought to be more help like that offered to all the children of Haiti. They are all traumatized. Marie and Julie organized 3 wonderful days of teaching that the kids
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Dr Fonrose, thank you for providing a much needed help to the kids and adults of Zoranger.
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Saybrook Student Section To Be Added to The June RC Alumni Publications Display04/01/2010
Each year during the June RC, the Alumni Association displays publications by our Alumni. During this year's RC, we will add a Saybrook student publication section. Students who wish to display their books should send a copy/copies of your book(s) to the following address:
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Alumnus Scott Kiser, PhD '09 and Executive Faculty Member Tom Greening Seek Aid in Existential Research Project04/01/2010
Tom Greening, PhD and Scott Kiser, PhD seek funding for work on a research project in preparation for a presentation at the 2010 APA convention. They are collaborating to further develop an assessment instrument created by Dr. Greening, the Existential Orientation Survey (EOS), so that it can be published and marketed for research and professional use. The EOS identifies four essential existential challenges (Life vs. Death, Meaning vs. Absurdity, Freedom vs. Determinism, and Community vs. Isolation) and explores an individual's present response to them in his or her life. Funding for this research project will support the process of data analysis, which is essential for the presentation of results and findings. There are five audio-recorded research interviews that need to be transcribed in order to be effectively utilized in the process of analyzing data. If possible, any additional funding would be greatly beneficial for Dr. Kiser as he commits much time and energy to this work in preparation for the APA presentation. The estimated budget is $1000 for the cost of professional transcription services, as well as any more that may be available to support the research work in preparation for the APA presentation.
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Saybrook Alumnus Douglas Beckwith, PhD '07 Directs Program in Learning Technology03/23/2010
Rising from the Ashes of First-Year Programs
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In early 2010, the University of Phoenix and Axia College launched an innovative new 'First Year Sequence' for all incoming students. This 24-unit sequence of eight courses presents a gradual introduction to the complexity of learning technology. They will learn how this new approach fosters student engagement at the most critical stage of a student's academic career. Participants will explore the Beckwith Hierarchy of First-Year Needs and discover how it applies to course design and sequencing.
Doug Beckwith is the Dean and Executive Director of Axia College, the Associates degree program at the University of Phoenix. He holds a Ph.D. in Human Sciences from Saybrook where he studied the nature of creativity, particularly in films. The title of his dissertation is Personal Values of Protagonists in Best Pictures and Blockbusters 1996-2005. In addition, he holds a Master's degree in Applied Linguistics with a specialty in teaching English as a Second Language from the University of California, Los Angeles, and a BA in English and JD in law from the University of Nebraska, Lincoln. In the various stages of his career, he has been a member of the Association for Training and Development (ASTD), the California Bar Association, and the Writers Guild of America.
Eric Lindblom, PhD '03 Reports from Concepcion, Chile03/18/2010
On February 27, 2010 an 8.8 earthquake struck southern Chile. I've been to Concepcion, hard hit near the epicenter, that suffered 90% destruction of the center city. More than 500 people died. Chances are I've met some of those people. This is a sad time for me. The toll would have been greater if the country was not prepared. Chile is a very sophisticated country. However, the feel of the country is that the whole thing could slide into the sea at any moment. It feels immanent. In 1960 (9.5 in Valdivia in southern Chile) and in 2010 (Conception in southern Chile) it wasn't just a feeling.
This time Santiago, the capital, felt a 7.5 tremor. That city is well prepared for earthquakes. (As a frame of reference, the recent earthquake in Haiti was 7.0. and the last earthquake to hit Santiago directly was in 1647.) Some building collapsed in Santiago despite the preparedness. In one case, the earthquake caused a serious fire. In another case, a fallen apartment building destroyed fifty cars. Santiago was not affected by the subsequent tsunami (8 ft.) as it is inland.
I've been reading about the aftershocks. Now, that doesn't sound all that serious does it? That is unless the aftershocks are 7.0! It has been weeks of those one after another. That's like a Haiti earthquake every week. It does feel as if the whole place will slip into the ocean someday.
Chile is a very beautiful country. Chile has a kind of very primal quality as if the place was just formed geologically. It is uncanny. Traveling south I saw an active volcano about every twenty miles. They were smoking. I thought, when is one going to erupt, five minutes? Of course, a volcano isn't an earthquake but the result could be very scary anyway.
In terms of Concepcion, what can they lose after a 90% destruction? What else could aftershocks and volcanoes do?
I've been asked about the relief effort. That seemingly innocent question raises an old controversy. Chile has to be very careful of people offering help because there are often (ie: always) strings attached. Why does help have to be political? Particulary the U.S. has been very involved (and well
documented) in the interferrance in Chilean internal affairs even to the extent of trying to disrupt the democratic process in favor of dictatorship.
The Alliance for Progress (1964) was like that and things got worse. Chile has every right to be careful and independently ready for catastrophe. The answer to the question "what can they lose" is soverignty. Chile has found its own answer. Rather than accept relief, Chile chose to prepare independantly for disaster. That is what has happened. The only question, then, was in how fast the Chilean government can respond. So then, relief is welcome in Chile (especially field hospitals) but please don't expect an entirely enthusiastic response because of those anticipated strings all too often attached.
So, Chile is prepared both for disaster and for interferrance. Besides, the whole thing hasn't fallen into the ocean yet and there is still time!
Saybrook Students Seek Practicums/Internships03/15/2010
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The Existential-Humanistic Institute Requests Your Response03/13/2010
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Would you be interested in receiving intensive training in E-H Therapy from EHI founders and faculty including Kirk Schneider, Orah Krug, and Nader Shabahangi?
This intensive training would allow you to receive a Certificate in Existential-Humanistic Therapy. The certificate would certify a completion in specific training and coursework required to meet EHI's standard of skill and competency in E-H Therapy.
My colleagues and I are developing a certificate program in conjunction with Saybrook University, a distance learning graduate psychology school. The curriculum includes an academic exploration of existential and humanistic psychology and an in depth study of two of its founders, Rollo May and James Bugental. The year-long curriculum additionally provides participants with extensive experiential training from the nationally recognized and highly trained faculty of EHI. Schneider and Krug's recently published textbook from APA, "Existential-Humanistic Therapy," will be a core resource for the experiential training piece. The certificate program is open to full or half-time students at Saybrook or at other graduate psychology schools, or to licensed professionals who seek to enhance their clinical skills.
Saybrook students would not incur any additional costs to participate in our certificate program. The non-Saybrook students would pay a tuition to EHI for the year-long training which includes training at the 2 and a 1/2 day EHI conference, a four-day training intensive, and a two day training workshop. In addition, on-going, year long case-consultation groups would be available for those participants from the Bay Area. Non-Saybrook students could take the required four academic courses from Saybrook as non-matriculting students. This would allow them the freedom of distance learning. Saybrook will "bundle" this coursework, thus lowering the fees, and provide credit toward a doctoral degree should a participant later decide to enroll in one of Saybrook's doctoral psychology programs. Non-Saybrook students could alternately choose to take equivalent coursework and/or create an independent study course(s) from a graduate psychology program to which they are affiliated or one closer to home.
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The Center for Mind-Body Medicine Offers Reduced Rate for the June Food as Medicine Program03/13/2010
The Center for Mind-Body Medicine (CMBM) will provide a discount for Saybrook Alumni at the upcoming Food As Medicine (FAM) Program in Washington, DC (June 10-13, 2010)
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MARSEILLES, Ill. (June 21, 2010) – Exelon Nuclear's LaSalle County Generating Station is helping ensure that the children of Streator return to the baseball and softball diamonds as quickly as possible.
Station employees stepped up to the plate by raising $13,000 through a series of fund-raisers that have occurred since the June 5 tornados that swept through the community.
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"The City of Streator appreciates the amazing amount of support that we've received from the people who work at LaSalle Station," Lansford said. "This generous donation will make a huge impact as our community continues to pick up the pieces."
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Ball pythons are one of the most popular non-native snakes, though are not banned in Florida. They can be confused with Burmese pythons because of similar skin patterns, but they rarely grow longer than four feet.
Burmese pythons breeding in the Everglades, such as this hatchling found in 2005, make the reptile a growing problem for southern Florida.
FWC officers actively try to capture Burmese pythons from the Everglades. As part of the initiative, snake experts are permitted to remove these nonnative constrictors from Wildlife Management Areas and several properties managed by the South Florida Water Management District.


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Cameron Diaz shares her formula for becoming happier, healthier, and stronger in this positive, essential guide grounded in science and inspired by personal experience, now a #1 New York Times bestseller.
Throughout her career, Cameron Diaz has been a role model for millions of women. By her own candid admission, though, this fit, glamorous, but down-to-earth star was not always health-conscious. Learning about the inseparable link between nutrition and the body was just one of the life-changing lessons that has fed Cameron's hunger to educate herself about the best ways to feed, move, and care for her body. In The Body Book, she shares what she has learned and continues to discover about nutrition, exercise, and the mind/body connection.
Grounded in science and informed by real life, The Body Book offers a comprehensive overview of the human body and mind, from the cellular level up. From demystifying and debunking the hype around food groups to explaining the value of vitamins and minerals, readers will discover why it's so important to embrace the instinct of hunger and to satisfy it with whole, nutrient-dense foods. Cameron also explains the essential role of movement, the importance of muscle and bone strength and why we need to sweat a little every day.
The Body Book does not set goals to reach in seven days or thirty days or a year. It offers a holistic, long-term approach to making consistent choices and reaching the ultimate goal: a long, strong, happy, healthy life.
Throughout her career, Cameron Diaz has been a role model for millions of women. By her own admission, though, this fit, athletic star wasn't always as health-conscious as she is today. Her consumption of bad foods had an effect on her skin and her body. "If you are what you eat," she says, "I was a bean burrito with extra cheese and extra sauce, no onions." Learning about the inseparable link between nutrition and health was just one of the life-changing lessons that sparked Cameron's passion to explore the best ways to care for her body. In The Body Book, she shares the knowledge she's gained both from personal experience and from consulting with health experts.
Beginning with nutrition, Cameron explains why instead of fearing hunger, women should embrace their body's instinct for fuel and satisfy it with whole, nutrient-dense foods.
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JOINT BASE SAN ANTONIO – RANDOLPH, Texas (AFNS) — Various officer and enlisted Air Force Specialty Code changes will take effect in May, Air Force Personnel Center officials said.
Updated Air Force officer and enlisted classification directories have been posted on the Air Force Personnel Services website (see link below). These updates include AFSC change summary and conversion guides reflecting the April 30 cycle and the latest details on approved Air Force specialties.
Classification changes within a conversion cycle vary from minor text corrections to establishment of a new AFSC or AFSC suffix said Barry Craigen, AFPC Military Classification Development Branch Chief. A cycle may also include creation or modification of special experience identifiers.
While conversion cycles have been implemented and announced quarterly, Craigen said, starting Oct. 31, conversion announcements will be semiannual, Oct. 31 and April 30.
According to Craigen, one example of a classification change occurs when an AFSC is created or modified, including adding suffixes to more specifically identify the work actually being performed.
"For example, the enlisted network intelligence analyst AFSC is 1N4X1. Effective May 1, the AFSC will split into 1N4X1A, fusion analyst, digital network analyst, and 1N4X1B fusion analyst, analysis and production. The Airmen involved will be converted to the appropriate suffix,†he said.
One special duty identifier update this cycle is to professional military education instructor entrance and retention requirements which were extensively revised, explained Craigen.
"This is one of a number of changes announced in the change summary and conversion guide, which will be included in Attachment 1 of the April 30 enlisted classification directory,†Craigen said.
Classification changes also occur when an AFSC is deleted, created, or transitions to a new number because the prior AFSC no longer meets the needs of the functional community, he explained. For example, in January, changes occurred in the 2A3X1 enlisted avionics systems AFSC.
The change was necessary to provide aircraft-specific suffixes at the 5-skill level and rename the AFSC. The new AFSC will be 2A3X4, Fighter Aircraft Integrated Avionics. Suffixes identify the aircraft serviced, including the CV-22 avionics systems, Craigen explained.
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The way Tom Pinkerton looks at it, coaching is in his DNA and he bleeds the Blue and White of Ogdensburg Free Academy.
I cant remember a time when I wasnt around the OFA athletic fields or in the gyms, says Pinkerton, 43 who is now preparing for his first season as his alma maters varsity baseball coach.
A position that he appeared destined to hold.
He presides over a program which his father, the late Jim Pinkerton, elevated to one of the most successful in New York State in a coaching career which ended much too early when he passed away after an extended at-bat against cancer at age 48 in 1996.
At the time his death Jim Pinkerton, who also served as OFAs Athletic Director, compiled a 316-148 baseball coaching record with 12 league and sectional titles and 10 appearances in the New York State Tournament highlighted by an appearance in the Class B championship game in 1993.
I do a lot of the same things my father did in coaching but the most important aspect of my fathers teachings that I will continue is the development of young men. If I can positively impact half of the people he did, I will be doing a good job, says Pinkerton who has devoted a lot of practice time working with a talented group of players in the batting cage.
Over the years I have picked the brains of a lot coaches and picked up a lot of things by reading various articles. I try to absorb as much as I can.
As youngsters Tom Pinkerton and his brothers Marc and Eric spent countless hours at the baseball field while their father directed practices and guided Blue Devil teams. In the winter months they shot baskets or played impromptu games in the gym while their mother, Patti Pinkerton Goodnow, coached OFA Cheerleading teams.
Tom Pinkerton became a varsity coach shortly after graduation from LeMoyne College in 1992 when he took over the helm of the OFA Girls Volleyball Program. He coached the Lady Devils through the 1995 season and also coached Womens Volleyball at St. Lawrence University, SUNY Potsdam and SUNY Canton.
In 2004 Pinkerton became OFAs junior varsity baseball coach when longtime coach Chuck Ladouceur, who paralleled his fathers success at the JV level, retired.
Pinkerton continued that success working closely with Mike Sargent who had succeeded Jim Pinkerton at the varsity level. A collaboration which featured year-round discussions at the John F. Kennedy Elementary School where the two taught in nearby classrooms.
The elementary schools halls also produced countless coaching confabs which also included Ladouceur and longtime OFA soccer coaches Jim Howard and Kelley Geary.
When Sargent retired from the school system in June, Pinkerton moved into the varsity position in a natural family progression which also includes his wife Jackie who has coached the OFA Cheering squads for several years. His brother Marc will serve as an assistant coach along with Owen Luckie. Larry Mehaffy and Scott Lalone are guiding the junior varsity team and Jaret Langstaff has assumed the helm of the modified team giving the program a staff composed entirely of former OFA athletes.
Eric Pinkerton, the youngest of the Pinkerton brothers, played on Jim Pinkertons final team and now coaches youth baseball in Fayetteville, N.Y.
I think is just wonderful that Tommy is taking over the varsity team. It keeps the cycle going, says Sargent.
Working together, Tommy and Marc will have a lot of fun and be very successful.
The Pinkerton family legacy at OFA baseball also continues in the playing ranks where Tom and Jackie Pinkertons son, sophomore Seth Pinkerton, is part of a talented Blue Devil squad which is looking to repeat as Section 10 Class B Champions.
But as far as Tom Pinkerton is concerned the postseason is a long range goal.
Right now I am concentrating on taking care of the little things in preparation and in practice. I believe that if we work hard at the little things the work will pay off in winning, said Pinkerton who also coaches OFAs girls modified soccer team and the girls seventh grade basketball team .
My motto is Win Today and our first goal is to win the Central Division Championship which is extremely difficult.
Pinkerton feels Blue Devils are well equipped to achieve all of their goals returning the bulk of last years squad with several multi-positional players and the entire deep pitching staff.
The Devils feature a cast of proven athletes with a strong baseball pedigree looking to complete outstanding school years in athletics.
Returning to the Devil squad are seniors: Alex Farrell (P, 2b, OF), Breton LaRose (P, LF, 1B), Andrew Cole (CF), Konnor Murdock (3B, OF), Pat Cosmo (Middle IF), Zach Sharpe (P, 1B), Brendan Arsenault (P, RF, 1B), junior Jon Tayler (C, OF) and sophomores Seth Pinkerton (P-Everywhere) and Kinnon LaRose (Everywhere).
Moving up with Coach Pinkerton from the JV level are: sophomore DaKota Brady (1B, 2B, OF) and juniors Zach Barr (C, 3B) and Chandler Barney (OF).
This is just a great group to start my varsity career with. I have coached them all at the JV level and know them very well, said Coach Pinkerton.
We have a lot of talent, we have guys who can play different positions and we have excellent pitching.
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POTSDAM The village was packed Saturday with musical groups, tents featuring all types of vendors and nonprofit organizations, and hundreds of people who came to participate in the 46th annual Potsdam Summer Festival.
The three-day festival began Thursday, leaving much of Market Street blocked off.
In addition to live music and about 75 vendors, this years festivities included new events, such as an outdoor movie on Thursday.
Marylee E. Ballou, executive director of the Potsdam Chamber of Commerce, said 400 to 500 people participated Friday during Outer Market Mania in the Big Lots parking lot, 200 Market St.
The event was held primarily for children and included games, dance routines and Cubby the Clown. Outer Market Mania also included a touch-a-truck event that allowed children to see construction vehicles and firetrucks up close.
Its really anchored by the Fire Department and their trucks so kids can see them, touch them and get up close to them, when normally they cant, Ms. Ballou said. That was a big hit last year and it really exploded this year, too.
Ms. Ballou grew up in Potsdam and has been the director of the Chamber of Commerce for four years. She said that the festival gets bigger every year and that organizers have to start planning before January.
This is probably the most vendor turnout weve had, and it is the largest festival in my memory for the blocked-off street and Ives Park, Ms. Ballou said. Its become such a popular event that we have more vendors asking to be part of it.
Saturdays festivities included a car show consisting of about 80 cars, each more than 25 years old. The show was organized by George W. Cox, Parishville, who brought his own 1966 Mustang convertible to show off.
It gives the old-car people the opportunity to get out and drive their cars, Mr. Cox said.
A lot of car shows, you just go and park your car and sit for the day, so Potsdams a lot different because theres such a variety of things to do, he said.
The North Country Childrens Museum tent was crowded all day Saturday. The museum displayed different exhibits educating children about plant and animal biology in St. Lawrence County.
Theres a lot of kids in our area who dont get access to quality science education, especially in the summertime, said Sharon V. Williams, president of the museums board of directors.
So its a chance for all kids, not just kids whose parents have money for camps, but every kid.
Another vendor at the festival was the Potsdam Rotary Club, which had a pool of rubber ducks to raffle off as a fundraiser to send disabled children to summer camp.
The festival ended Saturday night following a parade that proceeded down Maple Street, over the bridge and onto Main Street, and the traditional Firemens Run to the River, in which firefighters race trucks from different directions to the Raquette River in an effort to be the first to shoot water into the river.
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Thomas has 17 goals and 16 assists this season for Oshawa. He had 41 goals last season in Oshawa
…Finishing is a talent that is hard to teach. Thomas is small, but he can score and finish, that can take you a long way. Maybe it's situational scoring for him, but scoring is scoring and that is a talent that is hard to teach. Luckily his dad scored over 400 times in his career.
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On Monday, Frank Phillips College President Dr. Jud Hicks told the FPC Board of Regents that Kurtis Lay has been hired as the new Plainsmen Baseball Coach.
The head coaching position for the Plainsmen came open in late July after Jared Gaston resigned in order to be closer to his family in Tennessee.
Gaston served as head coach for the Plainsmen just one season, posting a 19-29 overall record and finishing in seventh place in the WJCAC.
Lay spent last year as an assistant coach at Cochise College in Douglas, Ariz.. Prior to his time at Cochise, Lay was the Head Coach at St. Albert Minor Baseball in Canada and coached at Perth Western Australia.
However, Lay has roots in the West Texas area playing collegiate baseball at Odessa College and serving as an assistant coach at Lubbock Christian University and Western Texas College in Snyder.
Lay holds a Masters of Special Education from Lubbock Christian University and a Bachelor of Behavioral Science from Hardin-Simmons University
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The Valspar Corporation reported its results for the third-quarter ended July 27, 2012. Third-quarter sales totaled $1.08 billion, an increase of one percent from the third quarter of 2011. Net income for the third quarter of 2012 was $86.4 million, up from 67.4 million in the same period the year before. "We were pleased with our performance in the quarter," said Gary Hendrickson, chairman and CEO. "Excluding negative currency impact, our revenue increased three percent and our strong earnings growth is the outcome of excellent execution in a challenging global environment. Looking ahead to our fourth quarter, we expect continued softness in some international markets and modest growth in North America."
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While Security falls into the Networking section it seems, is there a reason we can't have a general security forum? I'm always watching 0day exploits, and would have no issue posting such. Having such will also contribute to search engine results, just from the lack of such.
Also, what about a general programming forum, (specific to BASH scripting, Python, PHP, Ruby...).
On top of all of that, am I missing it, or can you no longer see who's online? EDIT: Nevermind, found it in the quick links. :P
I'm up for a programming forum, I know I would be a frequent vsitor there...
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I'll add both later today. Lovechild had a great dislike for sub forums, so I had disabled them. The problem with having a lot of top level forums is that the likelihood of having forums with few posts is much greater.
I'll apply a filter for "programming", "scripts", "security" and "firewall" and move the posts around to fill things in.
My sites: Linux Home Networking - Linux Quick Fix Notebook
Neither would really need subforums to be completely honest. Well, Security would (news, and help). As for Programming, we definitely don't want subforums, at least not like BASH, PHP, RUBY, C/C++, etc. I would gauge the reaction of the forum before seeing if we need to split everything up.


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The Vampire Archives is the biggest, hungriest, undeadliest collection of vampire stories, as well as the most comprehensive bibliography of vampire fiction ever assembled. Dark, stormy, and delicious, once it sinks its teeth into you there's no escape.
Vampires! Whether imagined by Bram Stoker or Anne Rice, they are part of the human lexicon and as old as blood itself. They are your neighbors, your friends, and they are always lurking. Now Otto Penzler—editor of the best-selling Black Lizard Big Book of Pulps—has compiled the darkest, the scariest, and by far the most evil collection of vampire stories ever, with over 80 stories, including the works of Stephen King and D. H. Lawrence, alongside Lord Byron and Tanith Lee, not to mention Edgar Allan Poe and Harlan Ellison. The Vampire Archives will drive a stake through the heart of any other collection out there.
Other contributors include Arthur Conan Doyle, Ray Bradbury, Ambrose Bierce, H. P. Lovecraft, Harlan Ellison, Roger Zelazny, Robert Bloch, and Clive Barker.
The complete list of narrators includes Peter Altschuler, Mark Bramhall, Scott Brick, Cassandra Campbell, Marc Cashman, Jonathan Cowley, Erik Davies, Mark Deakins, Robertson Dean, Susan Denaker, Susan Duerden, Harlan Ellison, Ryan Gessell, Stephen Hoye, Carrington MacDuffie, John H. Mayer, Paul Michael, Allyson Ryan, Robin Sachs, Fred Sanders, Rob Shapiro, Simon Vance, Bob Walter, and Steve West.
©2009 Otto Penzler (P)2011 Random House
This audiobook contains runs for more than 60 hours. Not every of the story hits, but what does that matter if there is always another one? From poems to short stories to novelettes and covering more than 200 years, there is something here for everybody who likes a good vampire story. The initiated will find something he knows and likes, and the uninitiated will be introduced to something awesome. Definitely worth its two credits.
The technical quality is very good, and so are most of the narrators. Very little to complain here.
"This caught my attention and held it!"
I got this merely for the genre and the length. I am not typically a huge "vampire" fan. Other medias have worn me out with the same old portrayals and analysis of the legend. But it was days long and I figured I would find at least a couple of stories that would be worth hearing. I usually listen on my way to and from work. I have an hour drive each way. I have a 16 year old son who's very socially active, a 4 year old grandson who keeps me running and a full time job. Those things unfortunatly have robbed me of my much loved reading time. That's when I found audible. While it wasn't reading, it did allow me to listen to books and that was better than nothing. When I started this, I started it with the expectation of the same old vampire steals in sucks girls blood may or may not change and or kill her while people chase him to kill him. I couldn't have been more wrong. There are stories here that captured my attention and held it in a way I would have never expected. Everything from the usual vampire tales straight forward in nature. Then there are stories that you have to remind yourself it's a vampire story. Then there are the ones that are so subtle that you find yourself destracted in a way that you'd never expected. I've found so many authors in this archive that I'd over looked, hadn't heard of or frankly never considered my type of author. LOL I guess that lends to the whole book by the cover thing doens't it lol. If you like a good story, if you like straight in your face or a more subtle nuance in a story; this book is for you.
The uniqueness of the stories. From the bold and expected to the unexpected and subtle stories.
I have and so often the narrotor is judged on the story. This is that way as well. If you like the narrator doing one story you may not care so much for them doing a different one. But you will find something you like.
I loved loved loved Popsy. It's such a simple straight forward story. You find yourself feeling sorry for the child and understanding that in this instance the vampire isn't the "bad guy". The bad guy is the non vampire, the human who would sacrifice a small child for an addiction he can't understand or beat. It moves quite nicely and keeps you interested. There are actually alot of stories like Popsy. It's really hard to say just this one or that one. I think Popsy stands out to me because of the visuals that my mind created with the telling. Plus I have kids and isn't that one of a parents greatest fears?
This book is truly worth the credits and more. It gave me hours and hours of enjoyment. However more importantly it showed me not to judge a book by the cover, the author by a previous story or a narrator by his last job. If you like supernatural stories, rather you prefer hot blood spashed across your face or that tingle at the base of your neck from something you can't see, I promise you will find more and more in this book to like than you ever thought you could. GET IT NOW! :-)
Most of these stories are REALLY OLD. I love the old vampires... vile odors, dust, crumbling stuff...some of these stories were very creepy, all were fabulous.
I see some complaints that it is kind of the "same old stories", sorry, if that's how you look at it. For me, it's a collection of classic literature, I love Poe, Lee, Doyle, James...so this is perfect for me.
I didn't like the few modern ones. For me, modern vampire stories come across as amusing or just stupid. Thankfully, there's only a few here.
I was very happy with all the narrators, each seemed appropriate for the story to me. I liked that each story was prefaced with a little info and each narrator was named.
Simon Vance did quite a few, I think he's got the best vampire narration, his almost whisper voice, perfect pauses...for my taste, he's a very frightening narrator.
Great for fans of old traditional horror. Wonderful for a stormy night, with a candelabra and a glass of red....Oh, "I don't drink...wine."
"History of the Vampire"
The Vampire Archives will delight you, especially if you're interested in the history of the vampire story.
This is a very comprehensive compilation that spans across cultures and draws from the perspective of varied writers. I was enchanted by nearly every story and I found the biographical material that precedes each writer's work very engaging and informative.
"The Vampire Archives Audiobook Review"
What I liked best about this audiobook is the diversity of styles, narrators, and authors available. Some are well known. Others are not. Each story is preceded by a short narration on the life of the upcoming author. So, I learn as I am entertained. Some of the narrators are European. This compliments the mystique and intrigue of the Vampyres' European beginnings, the attraction and romance of their stories, the melodic voices of the narrator, and continuity of interest in listening. The extremely descriptive stories take the listener on an almost interactive voyage with the characters. This is best enjoyed using headphones or alone with lights down low, in a recliner or bed. I am very happy with this item. I was NEVER bored.
This audiobook has eight parts! There are over 61 hours of listening! Each consists of several narrated stories. Its almost impossible to list which is a favorite. Since I LOVE all things Vampyre and this entire selection is specific in that area, all of the stories are my favorite! What I like best is the subject in all stories is about vampyres.
I have not heard any of the narrators before. I have noted their names in the bibliography and now know to look for them in the future.
The Edgar Allen Poe story of "Ligeia" was particularly moving. I had heard of it before, but never read or heard it.
Please make more compilation audiobooks such as this one. Genre-specific compilations are like one-stop shopping for people like me and offer diversity in single purchases. Simply provide a listing of contents (author, narrator, total times for each story, and total audiobook time) to make selections easier.
"Lot's of content, not a lot quality :)"
Not all writers are equal. This is where a compilation such as this fails. I would listen to a great story and then here a mediocre one, two or three boring stories where the narrator would just drone on and on.
Some of them for sure!
I was looking for a lot of Vampire stuff to listen to. The issue is not all the stories are all that interesting. Save your credits on this one.
"Not bad"
This book would be great for someone that enjoys older stories.
All the stories are that I listen to were from around 1900's
Narrators did a good job, but they can only do so much for a slow story line.
Good book for older writing styles.
"loved it"
give it a whirl. I loved it and would recommend to others. my opinion and I am bit strange and think this book is one of the best
I grew up on Golden Age Radio, I love to learn about a great many things, and I enjoy a wide variety of genres. Me, bored? Never!
"No Sparkle Here!"
These are classic, old school vampire tales. Modern bloodsuckers aren't vampires - they're fairies with bad attitudes. Herein lies the template of all that's come before and should come again.
"There's so much"
If you like to work on a cost per minute basis then you won't be disappointed by this. The download is in 8 parts of 7-8 hours each making over 61 hours of listening. There are over 80 stories and poems and I've enjoyed the majority of them.
It's nice that there's a mixture of styles. As well as horror there's sci-fi, fantasy, humour, psychological etc. Some of the stories are classics that date back to before Bram Stoker's Dracula (in fact one of the stories is a chapter that wasn't incuded in the published version of Dracula). I was particularly pleased to come across a Stephen King short story that I don't recall coming across before.
I did find myself wondering when each story started when would the vampire be revealed? I guess that's to be expected though :).
My only serious negative observation is that the way that iTunes burns the tracks to CD it makes it difficult to skip to the start of then next story on a car CD player when you don't like a particular story.
"A huge volume of tales, sound good some not so goo"
I would recommend this audiobook to a friend although some of the stories aren't that great a lot of them are well worth a listen.
Yes I would try other books by some of the authors as there are so many different styles of writing and I'm sure that full length stories would be much better.
Too many narrators to mention.
No not really, these stories are good if you only have a short time to listen each day.
Good collection of tales (some seem unfinished) and I know these are short stories but some of them seem rushed & muddled.
"Credits well spent"
Value Quality Dark - Great stories and narrators, stories from 17th Century to present day with stoires and authors from across cultures and the world.
Vampire lestat, the ann rice series, dracula by bram stoker - so many stories it covers all vampire and horror stories.
too many to say
yes but its huge, still listening after 6 weeks of near constant use.
Great value for your monthly credits.
This is an excellent compilation of Vampire stories written by some of the great masters of Horror Fantasy & Fiction. Many hours of great listening.
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A tough exterior with a soft, sensitive side.
In the Burton Women's Scarlet Jacket, a sculpted, feminine silhouette comes together with a sturdy shell material reminiscent of a military jacket. Further balancing sophisticated charm with mountain-worthy technical fixings, the Scarlet Jacket uses Burton's DryRide Durashell waterproof material, body-mapped Thinsulate insulation, and removable faux-fur trim on the hood to set off the look.
The waterproof breathable DryRide Durashell membrane and taped critical seams hold off light rain and snow. Lightweight Zonal Thinsulate synthetic insulation places more insulation in the body and less in the sleeves. The fixed hood is fully adjustable and helmet-compatible. The powder skirt can be removed on hardpack days and includes an interface that allows you to attach the jacket to compatible Burton pants. Zippered, mesh-lined underarm vents allow you to dump heat quickly so you don't burn up while you ride. For the final touch, Burton included a plethora of item-specific pockets to keep your essentials close at hand and keep you organized.
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- 1 of 11We can't wait to see Emma Stone--and Ryan Gosling and Josh Brolin of course--in this weekend's big screen drama Gangster Squad. Her ubiquitous sexy red dress in the film got us thinking about cinema's lovely ladies of crime. Like Stone, these gangster molls always look impossibly chic, which is why we rounded up the best of the best in today's slideshow along with some inspired-by pieces to help you channel their signature styles.
- 2 of 11Anthropologie Soigne Pin Cloche ($48)
This raucous gangster spoof is most notable for two things: its all-child cast and the indelible performance of Jodie Foster as Tallulah, who plays opposite famous bad guy Bugsy Malone (played by Scott Baio of Charles in Charge fame). As in all of her performances, Foster steals the show-fitting for a gangster moll, no?-and so does her stylish chapeau.
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- 3 of 11Vivienne Westwood Anglomania Aster Maxi Dress ($590, 323.951.0021)
As the featured actress amidst a bunch of dapper dudes, the sexy Stone doesn't need much more than her fiery red hair and bright green eyes to pop off the screen in Gangster Squad. And yet her shoulder-revealing ruched red dress takes the bombshell look to a whole new level.
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- 4 of 11Ann Taylor Modern Trenchcoat ($228)
Love means never having to say you're sorry, and we're pretty sure MacGraw has no apologies for taking the badass role of Carol McCoy opposite Steve McQueen (swoon). MacGraw, who worked as Diana Vreeland's assistant at Harper's Bazaar before launching her acting career, pulls off this tailored trench with such ease you'd think she was singing in the rain and not double-crossing for her ex-con boyfriend.
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- 5 of 11Stila Smudge Pots ($20) in Black
Lively flaunts her dramatic range as Ben Affleck's ex-girlfriend in this Boston-based heist movie, while rocking major hoop earrings and an awesome smoky eye. The lovely Lively manages to make a train wreck of a character look beautiful.
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- 6 of 11Rebecca Taylor Crepe Strapless Dress ($295)
As far as red dresses go, this one pops in all the right places-it's strapless, sexy, and screams cocktail hour. Our inspired-by pick is an equally form-fitting frock, but thankfully this one comes with waist-flattering ruching. Watch out: dangerous curves ahead.
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- 7 of 11Haute Hippie Suede Fringe Vest ($495)
Ok, so Woody Harrelson was a little more gangsta than gangster in this psycho-romp, but how can you not covet the, um, killer style of Juliette Lewis? If you're going to rock a fringe, you'd better commit, and Lewis doesn't disappoint in her hippie-dellic vest.
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- 8 of 11ASOS Flower Vine Stud Earrings ($27)
Everything was in Technicolor in this highly stylized comic book flick, but Madonna truly lit up the screen. If you're going to play arm candy to the biggest, baddest gangster in town, you'd better up your jewel quotient, and boy do these sparkly clustered earrings make her shine bright like a diamond.
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- 9 of 11Urban Outfitters Lola Cat-Eye Sunglasses ($16)
Pfeiffer's crisp white suit and oversized cat-eye sunnies in the drug cartel classic Scarface lend her an aura of mystery (the opposite of her, like, totally-'80s look in 1988's Married to the Mob). The right glasses lend glamour to anything from a sundress to jeans and a t-shirt; pair them with a floppy hat to get the masses asking, "Who's that girl?"
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- 10 of 11J.Crew Valentina Patent Pumps ($238) in Black
Almost dying doesn't preclude you from becoming a fashion icon, which is a good thing, since Thurman's crisp, streamlined style-from bob and bangs to tailored shirts and cropped pants-made as much of a splash as Quentin Tarantino's masterpiece. The real key to pulling off this look? A killer heel black heel elevates the outfit from pajama chic to sophisticated silhouette.
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- 11 of 11American Apparel Unisex Wool Beret ($24) in Camel
Our French friends may have made the beret chic, but Dunaway made it sultry as the better half of Depression-era crime duo Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow in this classic '60s film. Though the costume design leaned toward a palette of browns and beiges, Dunaway managed to upstage Warren Beatty at the drop of a hat.-Danielle Nussbaum
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The State Patrol has identified the young man killed early this morning in a single-vehicle accident that closed down NC 194 for hours. Trooper Hendrix of the State Patrol identified the driver and lone occupant as 25-year old William Francey, who showed a Rominger Road Banner Elk address
on his ID. Hendrix said that it appeared Francey had been traveling north on 194 when he hit the curve too fast, ran off of the road to the right, rolled two-and a half times, landing back in the road on its top. A motorist came upon the 2008 Ford pickup in on its top in the middle of NC 194 between Broadstone and Clarks Creek Roads at about 3:30 this morning, and checked the victim as they called 9-1-1. Gas was leaking from the overturned truck, and both Shawneehaw and Cove Creek were dispatched and flight services put on stand-by, but the assessment of first responders and Watauga Medics arriving at the scene indicated that Francey was deceased, and the highway shut down for the investigation.
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Jul. 24, 2012
Miami Dolphins receiver Chad Ochocinco legally changes his name back to Chad Johnson; other football items noted. MORE
Feb. 1, 2012
New England Patriots receiver Chad Ochocinco has eschewed his trademark flamboyance since joining New England, saying he is glad to trade to the spotlight for a place on a winning team. MORE
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Judy Battista On Football column considers whether New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick and his no-nonsense work ethic can rub off on two new free-agent acquisitions — defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth and wide receiver Chad Ochocinco — known for their quirks and lapses in motivation. MORE
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Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Chad Ochocinco gets a tryout with Major League Soccer team Sporting Kansas City. MORE
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Chad Ochocinco, the N.F.L. Leader in Attention
With his outrageous tweets and outlandish antics, the Bengals' Chad Ochocinco wants to have fun. Is that good for the N.F.L.?January 9, 2010 sportsNews
Ocho Cinco Is Creative on Field and Off
Over his career, some of Ocho Cinco's activities have been unusual, even by the flamboyant standards of N.F.L. wide receivers.September 18, 2008 sportsNews
Preening Receivers, Hard Hitters and Those Rare Shut-Down Corners
Mind-reeling strategies, collision-course physics, head-case players. It's complex on the field. But the pigskin professoriate is here to help.September 14, 2008 sportsReview
Gone but Not Forgotten, at Least by One Receiver
Chad Johnson and Terrell Owens represent a new wave of wide-receiver entertainers.November 23, 2005 sportsNews
Omission of Bengals' Riley From Hall of Fame Is a Striking Oversight
In 15 years with the Cincinnati Bengals, Ken Riley somehow intercepted 65 passes — the fifth most in league history — quietly enough to avoid induction in Canton, Ohio.
August 4, 2013, Sunday
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A Fierce Playmaker Who Shrugs Off Praise
The quiet demeanor and humility of A. J. Green, considered one of the top receivers in the N.F.L., only add to the admiration his Bengals teammates and coaches have for him.
December 29, 2012, Saturday
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Will 5,000 Passing Yards Eventually Be the Norm?
Judy Battista, who covers the N.F.L. for The Times, answers questions from readers.
December 2, 2011, Friday
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Understated Rookie Fuels Bengals' Makeover
Quarterback Andy Dalton has helped Cincinnati to a surprising 6-2 record heading into Sunday's division showdown against Pittsburgh.
November 13, 2011, Sunday
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2011 Cincinnati Bengals Season Preview
It's unlikely that a mildly skilled rookie quarterback can fix the mess that a veteran like Carson Palmer deemed unfixable.
August 26, 2011, Friday
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2010 Bengals: What the Film Revealed
Carson Palmer clearly did not trust the system or his line. It's a little hard to blame him.
March 30, 2011, Wednesday
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Ochocinco Is a Master at Twitter
An independent research company called Twitalizer ranked Bengals wide receiver Chad Ochocinco as the second-most influential personality on Twitter.
March 25, 2011, Friday
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Ochocinco Begins Tryout in M.L.S.
Bengals receiver Chad Ochocinco opened a four-day tryout with Sporting Kansas City of Major League Soccer on Wednesday. By the end of his first day, he was panting.
March 24, 2011, Thursday
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Best QB Performance of the Season ... Carson Palmer?
Carson Palmer posted the best performance by a quarterback this season when he threw for 269 yards on 21 attempts against San Diego, and he did it without Chad Ochocinco and Terrell Owens.
December 31, 2010, Friday
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Jets Win Without Last-Gasp Drama
With the victory over the Bengals, the Jets improved to 9-2 and set the stage for a potentially epic A.F.C. East clash next week against New England.
November 26, 2010, Friday
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New Musical Geographies: A Solo Recital by Christopher Adler
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A recital of contemporary and traditional music for khaen, the bamboo mouth organ of Laos and Northeast Thailand. Christopher Adler (USD faculty) is the world's leading innovator on this elegant traditional instrument. His recital features new works commissioned from young and innovative composers across the United States, including Christopher Burns, Sidney Marquez Boquiren, Jeff Herriott and David Loeb, as well as his own works, presented along with traditional music from Laos and Thailand.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA: DECEMBER 1, 2011. In celebration of the season, ThinkFun® Inc., the world's leading designer of addictively fun games that sharpen your mind, announced that it's newest app, "Rush Hour®: Holiday Edition" is now available for Apple and Android.
Rush Hour: Holiday Edition gives ThinkFun's classic brain game Rush Hour a complete redesign with seasonal graphics, 400 never-released challenges, four levels of play from Easy to Expert, and a whimsical holiday theme.
An Addictively Fun Holiday Treat
Rush Hour: Holiday Edition is the perfect holiday treat for puzzle lovers and Rush Hour fans alike.
Your goal is simple, help Peppy the Penguin slide his red toboggan through the pile of presents. As you get better, the maze of presents gets more and more complex, and you'll have to plan your moves carefully to break the little penguin free.
ThinkFun's original Rush Hour app has won multiple awards, including a Parents' Choice Gold Award for Excellence in Mobile Play, an Oppenheim Toy Portfolio Gold Seal Award, an Editor's Choice Award from Children's Technology Review, and it is one of Babble.com's Top 25 Android Apps for Kids.
Rush Hour isn't just for kids though – it's just as fun for adults too. The Rush Hour game is a great brain training exercise and a past winner of the Mensa Mind Games competition.
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Rush Hour is the original sliding block Traffic Jam puzzle – and still the best!
Rush Hour: Holiday Edition is the newest member of the Rush Hour family, which includes the original Rush Hour game, the world's most successful logic puzzle; Rush Hour Jr, designed specifically for players 6 and up; and the classic Rush Hour app, with over 1.5 million downloads to date.
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Rush Hour: Holiday Edition is available for iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch as well as Android. It contains 400 all new challenges from Easy to Expert and costs $1.99. You can download it from the Apple App Store, Android Marketplace, or Amazon's App Store. This special edition of Rush Hour will only be available though the holiday season.
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An artist's book is a work of art that takes the form of a book. But what does that mean? And what counts as a book, anyway? Is it a bunch of pages that have been bound together, or is there more to it than that?
These are the kinds of questions that artists' books try to answer. They play with both the form and the function of books as objects, encouraging onlookers to question traditional conceptualizations of "books." They are usually handmade, often unique, and all different from one another. Because most artist's books are hand-made and only crafted in small, limited runs, they offer artists a special opportunity to create books that are intensely personal.
All of the books featured in this exhibit are part of Miami University's Walter Havighurst Special Collections. The materials on display reflect a concentrated effort to build a diverse, provocative collection that will challenge students to reconsider their notion of "books" while also paying tribute to the creativity and innovation of book artists across the globe.
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