text: Assessment | Biopsychology | Comparative | Cognitive | Developmental | Language | Individual differences | Personality | Philosophy | Social | Methods | Statistics | Clinical | Educational | Industrial | Professional items | World psychology | Professional Psychology: Debating Chamber · Psychology Journals · Psychologists Introduction Here is a selection of psychology journals published throughout the world. Please add to the list, including website link if possible. Please also edit each entry as appropriate. Those seeking to publish papers may want to see the list of journals currently calling for papers. Open Access journals DOAJ list of psychology open access journals Here is a similar list from Amoebaweb List of journals available free online PSYCLINE provides a comprehensive search facility of a limited list of social sciences journals. Journal Citation Reports (JCR) provides impact factor scores for each journal as a useful measure of their relative influence. 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Contents: Top - 0–9 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z A ABA Newsletter [1] Academic Medicine [2] Academy of Management Journal[3] The Academy of Management Review Acheronta: Revista de Psicoanálisis y Cultura [4] Acta Psychologica [5] Adaptive Behavior [6] Addiction (journal) [7] Addictive Behaviors [8] ADHD Report, The [9] Administration and Policy in Mental Health [10] Administrative Science Quarterly [11] Adolescence (journal) [12] Adolescence Early Clinical and Scientific Reports (ADORE). Advances in Biological Psychiatry [13] Advances in Latin American Clinical Psychology [14] Advances in Psychiatric Treatment [15] Aggression and Violent Behavior [16] Aggressive Behavior [17] Aging and Mental Health [18] Aging, Neuropsychology, & Cognition [19] AIDS and Behavior [20] AIDS Care: Psychological and Socio-medical Aspects of AIDS/HIV [21] AIDS Education and Prevention [22] Alberta Journal of Educational Research [23] Alcohol & Alcoholism [24] Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research [25] Alcoholism Treatment Quarterly [26] Alzheimer Disease and Associated Disorders [27] American Behavioral Scientist [28] American Educational Research Journal [29] American Journal of Art Therapy [30] American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis [31] American Journal of Community Psychology [32] American Journal of Criminal Justice [33] American Journal of Dance Therapy [34] American Journal of Drug & Alchohol Abuse [35] American Journal of Education [36] American Journal of Family Therapy [37] American Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry [38] American Journal of Health Behavior [39] American Journal of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation[40] American Journal of Psychiatry [41] American Journal of Psychology[42] American Journal of Psychoanalysis [43] American Journal on Addictions [44] American Journal on Mental Retardation [45] American Psychoanalyst [46] American Psychologist[47] Analyses of Social Issues and Public Policy Annales de Psicologia [48] Annals of Behavioral Medicine [49] Annals of Clinical Psychiatry [50] Annals of Statistics, The [51] Analysis (journal) [52] Analysis of Verbal Behavior [53] Analyst (journal) [54] Analytische Psychologie [55] Animal Behavior Processes [56] Animal Learning & Behavior (now Learning and Behavior ) Annual of Psychoanalysis [57] Annual Review of Clinical Psychology Annual Review of Critical Psychology[58] Annual Review of Psychology [59] Annual Review of Sex Research [60] Anuario de Psicología Jurídica [61] Anxiety, Stress, & Coping [62] APA Monitor[63] Aphasiology (journal) [64] Applied and Preventive Psychology Applied Behavioral Analysis Review [65] Applied Cognitive Psychology [66] Applied Measurement in Education [67] Applied Neuropsychology [68] Applied Psycholinguistics [69] Applied Psychological Measurement [70] Applied Psychology [71] Applied Psychology: An International Review Applied Psychophysiology and Biofeedback [72] Applied Stochastic Models and Data Analysis [73] APS ObserverHouse magazine of Association for Psychological Science.[74] Archives of Clinical Neuropsychology [75] Archives of General Psychiatry [76] Archives of Neurology [77] Archives of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine [78] Archives of Sexual Behavior [79] Archives of Suicide Research [80] Arts in Psychotherapy, The [81] Asian American Journal of Psychology [82] Asian Journal of Counseling [83] Asian Journal of Social Psychology[84] Archives of Clinical Neuropsychology Archives of General Psychiatry Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation[85] Archives of Sexual Behaviour Assessment: journal [86] Assessment and Evaluation in Higher Education [87] Assessment in Education: Principles,Policy,& Practice [88] Athletic Insight [89] Attachment and Human Development [90] Australasian Journal of Disaster and Trauma Studies [91] Australasian Psychiatry [92] Australian and New Zealand Journal of Family Therapy [93] Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry [94] Australian Journal of Clinical Hypnotherapy and Hypnosis [95] Australian Journal of Education [96] Australian Journal of Psychology [97] Australian Psychologist [98] Autism (journal) [99] B Basic and Applied Social Psychology [100] Behavioral and Brain Science Behavior Analysis & Therapy [101] Behavior Analyst, The [102] Behavior Analyst Today Behavior and Philosophy[103] - formerly Behaviorism (journal) Behavior and Social Issues [104] Behavior Genetics [105] Behavior Modification [106] Behavior Research Methods Behavior Research Methods, Instruments, & Computers [107] Behavior Research & Therapy Behavioral and Brain Sciences [108] Behavioral & Brain Sciences (BBS) Preprint Archive [109] Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapy [110] Behavioural Science and the Law Behavior Therapist, The [111] Behaviour Therapy Behavioral Disorders [112] Behavioral Healthcare Tomorrow Journal [113] Behavioral Interventions [114] Behavioral Medicine [115] Behavioral Neuroscience [116] Behavioral Sciences & the Law [117] Behaviour Change [118] Behavioural Brain Research [119] Behavioural Pharmacology [120] Behavioural Processes [121] Bilingualism: Language and Cognition [122] Biofeedback (journal) [123] Biofeedback Webzine [124] Biometrika 3D _top BMC Neurology BMC Neuroscience BMC Psychiatry Journal: Brain[125] Brain and Language[126] Brain and Mind Magazine[127] Brain, Behavior, and Immunity [128] Brain, Behaviour, and Evolution [129] Brain Injury [130] Brain Topography [131] British Educational Research Journal [132] British Journal of Clinical Psychology[133] British Journal of Criminology [134] British Journal of Developmental Psychology[135] British Journal of Educational Psychology[136] British Journal of Educational Studies [137] British Journal of Guidance and Counseling [138] British Journal of Health Psychology [139] British Journal of Learning Disabilities [140] British Journal of Mathematical and Statistical Psychology[141] British Journal of Medical Psychology[142] British Journal of Psychology British Journal of Psychotherapy [143] British Journal of Social Psychology[144] British Journal of Social Work [145] British Journal of Sports Medicine[146] Bulletin of the Menninger Clinic[147] C Canadian Journal of Behavioural Science Canadian Journal of Communication [148] Canadian Journal of Counseling [149] Canadian Journal of Experimental Psychology[150] Canadian Journal of Psychiatry[151] Canadian Journal of Psychoanalysis [152] Canadian Journal of Psychology Canadian Journal of School Psychology [153] Canadian Psychology [154] Canadian Undergraduate Journal of Cognitive Science Career Development Quarterly [155] Cerebral Cortex[156] Chemical Senses Child Abuse and Neglect [157] Child Abuse Review [158] Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Clinics [159] Child and Adolescent Psychopharmacology News Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Online Child Development Child and Adolescent Social Work Journal [160] Child and Family Behavior Therapy [161] Child and Family Social Work [162] Child and Youth Services [163] Child Assessment News [164] Child Development [165] Child Development Abstracts & Bibliography [166] Child Maltreatment [167] Child Neuropsychology [168] Child Psychiatry and Human Development [169] Child Psychology and Psychiatry Review [170] Childhood (journal) [171] Childhood and Development[172] (Kindheit und Entwicklung) - In German, with English abstracts Childhood Education [173] Children and Society [174] Children's Health Care [175] Chronicle of Higher Education [176] Ciencia Psicologica [177] Clinica Y Salud [178] Clinical Child Psychology and Psychiatry [179] Clinical Gerontologist [180] Clinical Neuropsychologist, The [181] Clinical Neuroscience [182] Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy [183] The Clinical Psychologist Clinical Psychology Newsletter Clinical Psychology Review [184] Clinical Psychology: Science and Practice[185] Cognition [186] Cognition and Emotion[187] Cognition and Instruction [188] Cognitive and Behavioral Practice[189] Cognitive Brain Research [190] Cognitive Development [191] Cognitive, Affective, and Behavioral Neuroscience Cognitive Linguistics [192] Cognitive Neuropsychiatry[193] Cognitive Neuropsychology[194] Cognitive Psychology Cognitive Science: A Multidisciplinary Journal [195] Cognitive Science Journals (additional) [196] Cognitive Therapy and Research[197] Communication Disorders Quarterly [198] Communications in Statistics—Simulation and Computation [199] Community Mental Health Journal [200] Community, Work & Family Comparative Education [201] Comparative Education Review [202] Comparative Medicine[203] Compare: A Journal of Comparative Education [204] Complexity in Human Systems [205] Complexity International Computational Statistics and Data Analysis [206] Computers in Human Behavior [207] Consciousness and Cognition [208] Consciousness and Cognition Contemporary Psychology Consulting Psychology Journal [209] Contemporary Educational Psychology [210] Contemporary Family Therapy [211] Contemporary Hypnosis [212] Contemporary Psychology [213] Context - Family therapy and systemic practice [214] Counseling and Clinical Psychology Journal (CCPJ) Counseling and Values [215] Counseling Psychologist, The [216] Counseling Psychology Quarterly [217] Creativity Research Journal [218] Criminal Behaviour and Mental Health [219] Criminal Justice and Behavior [220] Crisis - The journal for crisis intervention and suicide prevention [221] Crisis Intervention and Time-Limited Treatment [222] Cross-Cultural Psychology Bulletin[223] Cross Cultural Research[224] Cultural Diversity and Ethnic Minority Psychology [225] (formerly Cultural Diversity and Mental Health Cultural Diversity and Mental Health [226] Cultural Studies [227] Culture and Psychology [228] Culture, Medicine, and Psychiatry [229] Current Directions in Psychological Science[230]. Current Neuroscience Reports Current Opinion in Psychiatry [231] Current Psychology [232] Current Psychiatry Reports Current Psychosis and Therapeutic Reports Current Research in Social Psychology (CRISP)[233]. Cybernetics and Human Knowing CyberPsychology and Behavior [234] D Death Studies [235] Decision Support Systems Journal [236] Dementia and Geriatric Cognitive Disorders [237] Depression and Anxiety [238] Depression and Stress [239] Der Zeitgeist- The Student Journal of Psychology [240] Development and Pathology Developmental Disabilities Bulletin [241] Developmental Neuropsychology [242] Developmental Psychology [243] Developmental Review [244] Developmental Science [245] Development and Psychopathology [246] Deviant Behavior [247] Diagnostica [248] Disability and Society [249] Dissociation (journal) [250] Division on Addictions Newletter - published by APA Division 50 Documentati Psicologica [251] Down Syndrome Research & Practice [252] Dreaming (journal) [253] Drug and Alcohol Review [254] Drugs, Education, Prevention and Policy [255] Dynamical Psychology[256] Dyslexia: My Life[257] Dyslexia[258] E Early Child Development and Care [259] Early Childhood Education Journal [260] Early Childhood Research Quarterly [261] Early Development and Parenting [262] Eating Disorders [263] Ecological Psychology[264] Education & Treatment of Children Educational Policy Analysis Archives[265] Educational Psychology Educational and Psychological Measurement [266] Educational Assessment [267] Educational Evaluation and Policy Analysis [268] Educational Gerontology [269] Educational Psychologist [270] Educational Psychology [271] Educational Psychology in Practice [272] Educational Psychology Review [273] Educational Research [274] Educational Research and Evaluation [275] Educational Researcher [276] Educational Review[277] Educational Studies[278] Education and Urban Society [279] The Electronic Journal of Communicative Psychoanalysis The Electronic Journal of Human Sexuality Electronic Journal of Probability 3D _top Electronic Journal of Research in Educational Psychology The EMDR Practitioner[280] Emergence [ http://emergence.org/ ] Environment and Behavior[281] Environmental Education Research [282] ESAIM : Probability and Statistics [283] Ethics and Behavior[284] Ethnic and Racial Studies [285] European Child and Adolescent Psychiatry [286] European Eating Disorders Review [287] European Journal of Behavior Analysis European Journal of Cognitive Psychology [288] European Journal of Education [289] European Journal of Neuroscience European Journal of Parapsychology [290] European Journal of Personality [291] European Journal of Psychological Assessment [292] European Journal of Social Psychology [293] European Journal of Work and Organizational Psychology[294] Europe's Journal of Psychology European Eating Disorders Review European Neuropsychopharmacology [295] European Psychiatry [296] European Psychologist[297] European Review of Social Psychology [298] Evaluation (journal) [299] Evaluation and the Health Professions[300] Evidenced-Based Mental Health[301] Evolution and Human Behavior[302] Evolutionary Psychology: An International Journal of Evolutionary Approaches to Psychology and Behavior Exceptionality [303] Experimental and Clinical Psychopharmacology [304] Experimental Brain Research F Families, Systems and Health [305] Family and Community [306] Family Journal, The [307] Family Process [308] Family psychologist Family Relations [309] Family Therapy News [310] Feminism & Psychology [311] Focus on Autism and Other Developmental Disabilities [312] Forensic Echo, The [313] Future of Children, The [314] Free Associations[315] Fuentes Estadisticas 3D _top G Gatherings: seeking ecopsychology Gender and Education [316] Gender and History [317] Gender and Psychoanalysis [318] Gender, Work, and Organization [319] Genetic Epistemologist[320] Full-text Genetic Psychology Monographs [321] Genetic, Social, & General Psychology Monographs [322] General Hospital Psychiatry German Journal of Psychiatry[323] Gerontology & Geriatrics Education [324] Gestalt! Gestalt Review[325] Gestalt Theory[326] Good Autism Practice[[327]] Group (journal) [328] Group Analysis [329] Group and Organization Mangagement [330] Group Decision and Negotiation [331] Group Dynamics: Theory, Research, and Practice [332] Group Processes and Intergroup Relations [333] H The Harvard Brain Health Care for Women International [334] Health Education Research[335] Health Psychology [336] Higher Education [337] Higher Education Quarterly [338] Hispanic Journal of Behavioral Sciences [339] History and Philosophy of Psychology History of Psychology [340] Hong Kong Journal of Psychiatry [341] Hormones & Behavior [342] Human Brain Mapping [343] Human-Computer Interaction [344] Human Development [345] Human Factors [346] Human Perception and Performance [347] Human Performance [348] Human Psychopharmacology [349] Human Nature [350] Human Relations [351] Human Relations, Authority, & Justice [352] Humanistic Psychologist, The [353] I Idea, A Journal of Social Issues[354] Imagination, Cognition, & Personality [355] Impulse (journal) Indian Psychological Abstracts and Reviews [356] Individual Difference Research Industrial/Organizational Psychologist [357] Infancy (journal) [358] Infant Behavior and Development [359] Infant Mental Health Journal [360] In-Psych[361] Inquisitive Mind. Online Quarterly Magazine for Social Psychology[362]] In Session: Psychotherapy in Practice [363] Intelligence (journal) Intelligent Data Analysis [364] Interactive Learning Environments [365] International Bulletin of Political Psychology[366] International Clinical Psychopharmacology [367] International Journal of Computational CognitionOnline version International Forum of Psychoanalysis [368] International Journal for the Advancement of Counseling [369] International Journal for the Psychology of Religion [370] International Journal of Aviation Psychology[371] International Journal of Behavior Development[372] International Journal of Behavioral Medicine [373] International Journal of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity International Journal of Behavior Consultation and Therapy International Journal of Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis[374] International Journal of Critical Psychology[375] International Journal of Comparative Psychology International Journal of Disability, Development, and Education [376] International Journal of Eating Disorders [377] International Journal of Educational Research with Learning and Instruction [378] International Journal of Existential Psychology and Psychotherapy International Journal of Forensic Psychology (IJFP) International Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry [379] International Journal of Group Psychotherapy [380] International Journal of Group Tensions [381] International Journal of Human Computer Studies International Journal of Inclusive Education [382] International Journal of Intercultural Relations [383] International Journal of Language & Communication Disorders [384] International Journal of Law and Psychiatry [385] International Journal of Mental Health [386] International Journal of Methods in Psychiatry Research International Journal of Neuropsychopharmacology [387] International Journal of Neuroscience [388] International Journal of Obesity [389] International Journal of Offender Therapy & Comparative Criminology [390] International Journal of Play Therapy [391] International Journal of Psychiatry in Clinical Practice [392] International Journal of Psychiatry in Medicine [393] International Journal of Psychoanalysis [394] International Journal of Psychology[395] International Journal of Psychopathology, Psychopharmacology, and Psychotherapy[396] International Journal of Psychophysiology [397] International Journal of Psychosomatics [398] International Journal of Psychotherapy [399] International Journal of Public Opinion Research [400] International Journal of Rural Psychology International Journal of Selection and Assessment [401] International Journal of Short-Term Psychotherapy [402] International Journal of Social Psychiatry [403] International Journal of Stress Management [404] International Journal of Training and Development International Journal of Transgenderism International Psychogeriatrics International Psychologist [405] International Review of Education [406] International Review of Industrial and Organizational Psychology [407] International Review of Psychiatry [408] International Social Science Journal [409] International Statistical Review [410] Internet Journal of Mental Health Internet Journal of Ophthalmology and Visual Science Intervencion Psicosocial [411] Intervention in School and Clinic [412] Irish Journal of Psychological Medicine [413] Issues in Educational Research [414] J Japanese Psychological Research [415] Journal for the Education of the Gifted [416] Journal for the Psychoanalysis of Culture and Society [417] Journal for Specialists in Group Work [418] Journal for the Theory of Social Behaviour [419] Journal of Abnormal Child Psychology[420] Journal of Abnormal Psychology[421] Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology Journal of the Acoustical Society of America Journal of the Acoustical Society of Japan Journal of Addictions and Offender Counseling [422] Journal of Addictive Diseases[423] Journal of Adolescence [424] Journal of Adolescent Research [425] Journal of Adult Development Journal Journal of Affective Disorders [426] Journal of Aggression, Maltreatment & Trauma [427] Journal of Aging and Health [428] Journal of Aging and Social Policy [429] Journal of Agricultural, Biological, and Environmental Statistics [430] Journal of Analytical Psychology [431] Journal of Analytic Social Work [432] Journal of Anxiety Disorders [433] Journal of Applied Behavioral Science [434] Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis[435] Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis Journal of Applied Biobehavioral Research [436] Journal of Applied Probability [437] Journal of Applied Psychoanalysis Journal of Applied Psychology [438] Journal of Applied Research in Intellectual Disabilities [439] Journal of Applied Social Psychology [440] Journal of Applied Statistical Reasoning [441] Journal of Applied Statistics [442] Journal of Artificial Intelligence Research[443] Journal of Attention Disorders [444] Journal of Autism & Developmental Disorders [445] Journal of Autism and Childhood Schizophrenia [446] Journal of Behavioral and Neuroscience Research Journal of Behavior Therapy and Experimental Psychiatry [447] Journal of Behavioral Decision Making [448] Journal of Behavioral Education [449] Journal of Behavioral Health Services & Research [450] Journal of Behavioral Medicine [451] Journal of Business & Economic Statistics [452] Journal of Business & Psychology [453] Journal of Child & Adolescent Group Therapy [454] Journal of Child & Adolescent Psychopharmacology [455] Journal of Child & Adolescent Substance Abuse [456] Journal of Child & Family Studies [457] Journal of Child Psychology & Psychiatry and Allied Disciplines [458] Journal of Child Psychotherapy [459] Journal of Child Sexual Abuse [460] Journal of Classification [461] Journal of Clinical and Experimental Neuropsychology[462] Journal of Clinical Child Psychology [463] Journal of Clinical Forensic Medicine [464] Journal of Clinical Geropsychology [465] Journal of Clinical Neurophysiology [466] Journal of Clinical Psychiatry, The [467] Journal of Clinical Psychoanalysis [468] Journal of Clinical Psychology[469] Journal of Clinical Psychology in Medical Settings [470] Journal of Clinical Psychopharmacology [471] Journal of Cognition and Development [472] Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience [473] Journal of Cognitive Rehabilitation [474] Journal of College Counseling [475] Journal of College Student Psychotherapy [476] Journal of Community and Applied Social Psychology[477] Journal of Community and Applied Social Psychology Journal of Community Psychology [478] Journal of Comparative and Physiological Psychology [479] Journal of Comparative Psychology [480] Journal of Computer- Assisted Learning [481] Journal of Conflict Resolution [482] Journal of Consciousness Studies Journal of Constructivist Psychology [483] Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology [484] Journal of Consumer Psychology [485] Journal of Consumer Research [486] Journal of Contemporary Psychotherapy [487] Journal of Counseling and Development [488] Journal of Counseling Psychology [489] Journal of Couples Therapy [490] Journal of Credibility Assessment and Witness Psychology [491] Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology[492] Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience Journal of Cognitive Rehabilitation Journal of Credibility Assessment and Witness Psychology Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology Journal of Developmental & Behavioral Pediatrics [493] Journal of Developmental & Physical Disabilities [494] Journal of Divorce Journal of Early Adolescence [495] Journal of Early and Intensive Behavior Intervention Journal of Economic Psychology [496] Journal of Educational and Behavioral Statistics [497] Journal of Educational and Psychological Consultation [498] Journal of Educational Psychology [499] Journal of Educational Research [500] Journal of Education for Students Placed at Risk [501] Journal of Emotional Abuse [502] Journal of Emotional and Behavioral Disorders [503] Journal of Employment Counseling [504] Journal of Environmental Psychology [505] Journal of Experimental Child Psychology Journal of Experimental Psychology Journal of Experimental Psychology: Animal Behavior Processes[506] Journal of Experimental Psychology: Applied [507] Journal of Experimental Psychology: General [508] Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance[509] Journal of Experimental Psychology: Learning, Memory, and Cognition[510] Journal of Experimental Social Psychology [511] Journal of Family Communication [512] Journal of Family Issues [513] Journal of Family Practice [514] Journal of Family Psychology[515] Journal of Family Psychotherapy [516] Journal of Family Social Work [517] Journal of Family Therapy[518] Journal of Feminist Family Therapy [519] Journal of Forensic Psychiatry [520] Journal of Forensic Sciences [521] Journal of Gay & Lesbian Psychotherapy [522] Journal of General Psychology [523] Journal of Genetic Psychology [524] Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry [525] Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry and Neurology [526] Journal of Gerontology Journal of Group Psychotherapy, Psychodrama & Sociometry, The [527] Journal of Health Psychology[528] Journal of HIV/AIDS Prevention & Education for Adolescents & Children [529] Journal of Humanistic Psychology[530] Journal of Imago Relationship Therapy, The [531] Journal of Indian Association for Child and Adolescent Mental Health[532] Journal of Individual Psychology [533] Journal of Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities [534] Journal of Intellectual Disability Research [535] Journal of Intelligent Systems Journal of Interpersonal Violence [536] Journal of Investigative Psychology and Offender Profiling [537] Journal of Language and Social Psychology [538] Journal of Learning Disabilities [539] Journal of Loss and Trauma [540] Journal of Managerial Psychology [541] Journal of Marital and Family Therapy [542] Journal of Marriage and Family Journal of Marriage and Family Counselling Journal of Marriage and the Family Journal of Mathematical Psychology [543] Journal of Mathematical Statistics & Probability [544] Journal of Media Psychology [545] Journal of Melanie Klein and Object Relations [546] Journal of Memory & Language [547] Journal of Mental Health[548] Journal of Mental Health Administration [549] Journal of Mental Health and Aging [550] Journal of Mental Imagery Journal of Mind and Behavior [551] Journal of Mind and Behavior: Abstracts [552] Journal of Molecular Neuroscience [553] Journal of Motor Behavior [554] Journal of Multicultural Counseling and Development [555] Journal of Multivariate Analysis [556] Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease [557] Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery, & Psychiatry [558] Journal of Neuro-Oncology [559] Journal of Neuropsychiatry & Clinical Neurosciences [560] Journal of Neurophysiology Journal of Neuroscience Journal of Neuroscience Online [561] Journal of Nonparametric Statistics [562] Journal of Occupational and Organizational Psychology [563] Journal of Occupational Health Psychology [564] Journal of Online Behavior [565] Journal of Organizational Behavior [566] Journal of Organizational Behavior Management [567] Journal of Online Behavior Journal of Parapsychology [568] Journal of Pastoral Care Journal of Pediatric Psychology [569] Journal of Personality [570] Journal of Personality and Social Psychology [571] Journal of Personality and Social Psychology Journal of Personality Assessment [572] Journal of Personality Disorders [573] Journal of Philosophy of Education [574] Journal of Poetry Therapy [575] Journal of Positive Behavior Interventions [576] Journal of Postgraduate Medicine Journal of Pracitical Psychiatry and Behavioral Health [577] Journal of Prevention and Intervention in the Community [578] Journal of Primary Prevention [579] Journal of Psychiatric Research [580] Journal of Psychiatry and Neuroscience [581] Journal of Psychoactive Drugs, The [582] Journal of Psychoeducational Assessment [583] Journal of Psychology & Financial Markets [584] Journal of Psychology & Human Sexuality [585] Journal of Psychology & Theology [586] Journal of Psychology and Judaism [587] Journal of Psychology and the Behavioral Sciences [588] Journal of Psychology, The [589] Journal of Psychopathology & Behavioral Assessment [590] Journal of Psychopharmacology [591] Journal of Psychophysiology [592] Journal of Psychosomatic Research [593] Journal of Psychotherapy Integration [594] Journal of Psychotherapy Praxis & Research [595] Journal of Quality Technology [596] Journal of Rational-Emotive & Cognitive-Behavior Therapy [597] Journal of Regression Therapy [598] Journal of Reproductive and Infant Psychology [599] Journal of Research in PersonalityJournal of Research in Personality [600] Journal of Research in Reading [601] Journal of Research on Adolescence [602] Journal of Research Practice Journal of Rural Community Psychology[603] Journal of Russian and East European Psychology [604] Journal of School Psychology [605] Journal of Sex and Marital Therapy [606] Journal of Sex Research Journal of Social and Clinical Psychology [607] Journal of Social, Evolutionary, and Cultural Psychology [608] Journal of Social and Personal Relationships[609] Journal of Social Issues [610] Journal of Social Psychology [611] Journal of Social Service Research [612] Journal of Sport & Exercise Psychology [613] Journal of Statistical Computation and Simulation, The [614] Journal of Statistical Education[615] Journal of Statistics Education [616] Journal of Systemic Therapies [617] Journal of the American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry[618] Journal of the American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry Journal of the American Academy of Psychoanalysis [619] Journal of the American Medical Association [620] Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association[621] Journals of the American Statistical Association [622] Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior [623] Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences [624] Journal of the History of the Neurosciences [625] Journal of the International Neuropsychological Society [626] Journal of the Learning Sciences [627] Journal of the Psychiatric Association of Thailand [628] Journal of Theoretical and Philosophical Psychology [629] Journal of Time Series Analysis [630] Journal of Transactional Social Psychology [631] Journal of Transpersonal Psychology [632] Journal of Traumatic Brain Injury [633] Journal of Traumatic Stress[634] Journal of Undergraduate Neuroscience Education Journal of Undergraduate Psychology Research Journal of Virtual Environments Journal of Vision Journal of Vocational Behavior[635] Journal of Youth & Adolescence [636] Journal on Developmental Disabilities [637] K Kindheit und Entwicklung (Childhood and Development) Knowledge-Based Systems [638] L Language and Cognitive Processes[639] Language & Cognitive Processes Language Acquisition [640] Language Learning [641] Learning and Behavior (formerly Animal Learning & Behavior) Learning and Individual Differences Learning & Memory [642] Learning & Motivation [643] Learning Disabilities Research and Practice Learning, Memory, & Cognition [644] Legal and Criminological Psychology[645] Linguistics Abstracts [646] M Measurement and Evaluation in Counseling and Development [647] Mediation Quarterly [648] Medical Anthropology [649] Medicine, Mind and Adolescence Memory[650] Memory and Cognition[651] Mental Health, Religion & Culture [652] Mental Retardation [653] Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities Research Reviews [654] Metaphor and Symbolic Activity Methodology and Computing in Applied Probability [655] Methods of Psychological Research [656] - online e-journal Military Psychology [657] Mind & Language [658] Mind, Culture, & Activity [659] Modern Psychoanalysis [660] Molecular Psychiatry [661] Monographs of the Society for Research in Child Development [662] Motivation & Emotion [663] Motor Control [664] Multivariate Behavioral Research [665] Music Perception N National Psychologist, The [666] Necropsy [667] Negotiation Journal: On the Process of Dispute Settlement [668] Netherlands Journal of Social Sciences [669] Neural Computation [670] Neural Information Processing Neural Networks [671] Neuroanatomy Neurobiology of Learning & Memory [672] Neurocase[673] Neuroingegneria Neuropsychiatry, Neuropsychology, and Behavioral Neurology [674] Neuropsychobiology [675] Neuropsychologia [676] Neuropsychological Rehabilitation (journal)[677] Neuropsychology (journal) [678] Neuropsychology Abstracts [679] Neuropsychology Review [680] Neuropsychopharmacology (journal) [681] Neuroscience & Behavioral Physiology [682] Neuroscience (journal) (e-journal)[683] The Neuroscientist[684] New Directions for Child Development [685] New Directions for Mental Health Services [686] New England Journal of Medicine [687] New Ideas in Psychology [688] Noetica: A Cognitive Science Forum[689] Nonlinear Dynamics, Psychology, and Life Sciences [690] Nordic Journal of Psychiatry [691] North American Journal of Psychology O OMEGA: Journal of Death and Dying [692] Online Journal of Current Clinical Trials [693] Operations Research [694] Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes [695] Organizational Research Methods [696] Organization Science [697] Organization Studies [698] P Pain (journal) [699] Papeles del Psicologo [700] Pastoral Psychology [701] Peabody Journal of Education [702] Peace and Conflict: Journal of Peace Psychology [703] Peace Research: The Canadian Journal Of Peace Studies [704] Perception (journal) [705] Perception and Psychophysics[706] Perception Online [707] Personal Relationships [708] Personality & Individual Differences[709] Personality and Individual Differences Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin [710] Personality and Social Psychology Review [711] Personnel Psychology Perspectives [712] 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In Phase II of the project the company will set up a Greenfield manufacturing plant with a capacity to build 500 Railrunner freight cars per month. All the major components & systems of these freight cars will be made in-house by Stone India.The collaboration provides exclusivity in marketing, manufacturing and operating rights in India for an initial period of 10 years. "The gross weight to tare weight ratio of the system will be as high as 4.5 against 2.5 to 3. Against a standard train of 45 flat freight cars, this system will permit 50 flat cars per train due to reduced inter car gaps. This dead weight reduction of approximately 400 MT & higher number of cars/train will reduce the rail transportation cost significantly and also result in significant fuel savings due to reduced drag and lower tare weight of train," states A. Mondal, Managing Director & CEO of Stone India.RevenueThe five main revenue streams for this project are : Door-to-door cargo operation with web enabled on-line tracking system ; Railrunner Rolling Stock Sale ; Leasing operation for Railrunner Rolling Stock ; Cargo tracking operation for Railrunner Service operators ; Rolling Stock Maintenance and spares.According to the company, due to significantly lower engine fuel consumption or lower tractive power requirements the products will qualify for carbon credit."For the first time India freight movement will have air-cushioned ride, articulated bogie thereby enabling freight trains to run at mail/express train speed and permit sophisticated & fragile products to be transported through rail. The system will also enable movement of automobiles, automobile components, refrigerated products seamlessly in rail as well as road," he adds.The company has already received commercial & operating clearance from Indian Railways and the design validation is in progress, which would be completed soon. On completion of technical clearance from Indian Railways, the company will enter into an agreement with Indian Railways for train operation with Railrunner freight cars.The company expects that, five years hence the cargo market in India can have around 100 numbers operating Railrunner freight trains.
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I've been hemming and hawing for a while about wanting a new blog layout/design. I don't have a lot of money right now, so I have been browsing for a good free one. Suffice to say, I don't like anything that's out there. So I thought, OK, I'll just...make my own. It can't be that hard, right?
My problem now is that I don't have a freakin' CLUE where to start....
So I am asking all of you, those of you who are so....graphically and technologically inclined to help me. Know of a good step by step site where I can learn to make my own template? Something a little more....original than this thing I have right here? Truly, this is just a bastardization of one of the generic templates, we all know that. With the exception of the flaming heart that I found years ago somewhere, I can't even remember, I have nothing to go with.
Even better, if you know how to manipulate Paint Shop Pro, if you could help me to make my own graphics, that would help too. Hell, if you are someone who is super talented and loves to help out, I'm also open to you donating elements of design like a logo or something! (hint, hint Dave... ;P )
Essentially, I need a "For Dummies" concept to teach myself. Because right now? I'm lost. I mean I know what I want. I've got the concept stored in my little noggin, just waiting to be made. I just don't know how to execute. I'm willing to do all the work on my own. I just need to know how.
And I keep repeating myself...LOL
So...feel free to email me at email@example.com or leave a comment with suggestions/website lists of where I can learn to do this on my own.
Thank you!
In other news, I had a great interview yesterday. The Project Manager, who would be my boss, was impressed with the knowledge of the 'net I have, and was really impressed that I had done so much research on the company. He was also impressed that I was familiar with blogging, Twitter, teaching myself HTML and whatnot. It lasted nearly an hour, and I think I did well. Really well. So well that I expect a call by tomorrow saying I am hired. Everything is perfect about this job, really. Well except the parking....but it's New London, so of course, I would have to fork over $50 a week to park. But since the company compensates for $30 a week of parking, it's really only $20. Pretty damn nice, eh?
ok, back to the grind of figuring out templates....
Thursday, September 25, 2008
'Cause everything is new, and everything is you....
I've been hemming and hawing for a while about wanting a new blog layout/design. I don't have a lot of money right now, so I have been browsing for a good free one. Suffice to say, I don't like anything that's out there. So I thought, OK, I'll just...make my own. It can't be that hard, right?
This Fire Sparked by Cissa Fireheart at 9/25/2008 07:43:00 AM
Labels: Blogging, Computers, Finding a Job, Graphics, Help, Life
1 flame(s) added to the fire:
- Poppy said...
YAY! I will continue keeping my fingers and toes crossed until you say you got the job!!!
And $80-100/month for parking (for those months with 5 weeks) out of pocket isn't horrible... I just got a ticket for more than that for parking a few feet too close to a hydrant. :(


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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office bomb squad was called to an industrial area on the Westside on Monday morning after they said an education company found a suspicious package in its Dumpster.
After nearly two hours on scene, investigators determined someone placed non-hazardous trash in the bin, promoting the scare.
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text: For New York Magazine's 40th anniversary issue, original contributor/feminist godmother Gloria Steinem and activist Suheir Hammad (seen above left) had a conversation about Sarah Palin and the state of modern feminism, among other things. When Palin's name comes up, Steinem says, "It's such an insult," and she goes on to add, "Having someone who looks like you and behaves like them — who looks like a friend but behaves like an adversary—is worse than having no one."The use of the word "feminist" in reference to Palin has gotten so out of hand that even uber-conservative Kathleen Parker of the National Review, a woman who calls the mainstream feminist movement the "hirsute, Birkenstock-wearing sisterhood," admits that "to express reservations about [Palin's] qualifications to be vice president — and possibly president — is to risk being labeled anti-woman." As I've noted before, questioning Sarah Palin's "feminism" is a losing battle, because she probably thinks she is one. The dictionary definition of feminism is "the doctrine advocating social, political, and all other rights of women equal to those of men," and in her own fractured way, I'm sure Palin believes she upholds this doctrine. And many many people believe that the fight for equality has already been reached, and we're in a "post-feminist" era — to which Gloria Steinem says, "I'll know that we're getting someplace when I go into Central Park and see white men wheeling babies of color and getting well paid for it. There is no postfeminism—it's like saying 'post-democracy'!" Feminism has been declared over by some, its meaning co-opted by pretty much anyone with the proper genetic equipment, regardless of their actions or actual beliefs. The word itself is so maligned and misinterpreted that it's almost ceased to mean anything at all, and many women, particularly women of color, feel abandoned and ignored by the mainstream feminist movement. So perhaps instead of declaring the feminist movement dead, or pretending its goals have been accomplished, maybe it's time for a new word entirely and a more precise definition. The word would include the notion that being pro-female does not just mean benefiting from the feminist movement, as Sarah Palin undeniably has. As Katha Pollitt notes in the Guardian today, "The glass ceiling is the invisible barrier of gender prejudice that prevents women, as a class, from rising to the level that their qualifications and abilities merit – the level they would reach if they were men…As has been known to happen in less exalted workplaces, Palin got the promotion because the boss just liked her. She will do no more to shatter the glass ceiling for other women as a group than such women usually do." The new word could be for women who actively promote the advancement of the interests of other women, not just the narcissistic advancement of themselves. I don't have any great branding ideas for the new movement's name — "womanist" is already taken and it sounds painfully retro; "community organizer" is also unfortunately taken. What about wombanist? Hmm, that sounds too close to wombat. Cuntrarians? Catchy, but the MSM probably won't print it. If you have any clever names for the new movement, we're all ears. In Conversation: Gloria Steinem and Suheir Hammad [NYM] The End Of Meritocracy [Guardian] Palin Problem [National Review] Earlier: Sarah Palin's Feminism Is Irrelevant To Her Irresponsible Record Sarah Palin: Feminist? Victim Of Sexist Smears? Or All Or None Of The Above?


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designing an app vs creating a design framework
Posted by Joost Elfering in design on 2015/06/13
So when it comes to designing an app the first thing most designers think if creating a user flow and then just filling in the screens one by one. Although looking at flow is of course the first thing any designer should do the filling in of the blanks much too often happens in the present state of the app. Why present state? Because that's what is being build right now and design has always struggled with the slower and changing pace of development of an app vs design. Many designs right now are create in one go. If things are missing there are issues, if things are added there are issues.
But there is a way for design to work with and in sync with development. A way where design is a tool, like code, for the direction the app is going in.


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Liberty DI women allow fast-break goal in final 20 seconds
September 21, 2013 | Lynchburg, Va.
Liberty University's ACHA Division I women's hockey team battled back and forth with Tri-City Selects, a women's team out of the Raleigh, N.C., area, Saturday night at the LaHaye Ice Center.
But after erasing a two-goal deficit in the first period and retying the contest late in the third, the Lady Flames couldn't contain forward Kristy Knight, who set scoring and assist records for the women's travel team with 75 points last season.
Knight picked up where she left off in Tri-City's 4-3 victory, distributing two assists and netting two goals, including the game-winner with 20 seconds left in regulation. She gathered a loose puck after a Liberty turnover and finished a fast break into the upper netting past Lady Flames keeper Kristina Toppazzini.
Last year, Liberty edged the Selects by 3-2 and 2-1 scores en route to a 10-0 start. The Lady Flames went on to win nine of their next 10 games after that to earn the No. 1 ranking in the ACHA DI poll for the final two months of the regular season.
"We were all pretty nervous coming out in the season-opener because we lost a couple players from last year, including our top scorer (Stacey McCombe), but that opens opportunities for someone else to step up and put the puck in the net and overcome the players we lost," Liberty sophomore right wing Jenny MacArthur said. "I got a couple good looks, but I couldn't bury any of them, which I'm pretty upset about. But if we keep going hard, we'll get our share of goals. The puck's got to bounce our way."
Liberty dominated Tri-City in the shot department, holding a commanding 65-22 edge, but the Selects generated just as many quality scoring chances.
Knight put Tri-City on top just two minutes into the first period off an assist from Carolyn Inhoff before assisting Teagin Beaudin on a power-play goal for a 2-0 lead at the 11:00 mark.
Liberty struck back twice in the opening eight minutes of the second period to tie it up. Carrie Jickling got the Lady Flames on the scoreboard unassisted just a minute into the stanza before Courtney Fischer got a puck to bounce her way, chipping a shot over Tri-City goalie Kelsey Neumann from close range on a five-on-three power play.
The Selects recaptured the lead early in the third period when Joan Taylor gathered the rebound of her own shot the bounced off the right pipe and snuck it under Rupp for a 3-2 advantage. But Jickling forged a 3-3 tie with 7:35 to play with a quick finish off an assist from Nikki McCombe in the left crease.
It appeared the game headed for overtime before Knight delivered down the stretch. The Lady Flames had one last chance when Knight was called for a penalty in the closing 10 seconds, but couldn't counter on the power play.
"This game was good for us," MacArthur said. "It gives us knowledge about what we should work on in practice. It's good playing those type of back-and-forth games. We had some mental breakdowns and they scored a couple goals off of them, but we were working hard throughout the whole game. That's a strong team, but I think we'll get out there with the intensity we need for three periods tomorrow."
The two teams square off again at LaHaye on Sunday when the puck drops at 2:15 p.m.


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Two big players in Colorado energy are searching for a way to store the energy generated by wind farms.
In a pilot program, Xcel Energy and the National Renewable Energy Laboratory plan to use wind power to create hydrogen fuel.
The idea is to increase the efficiency of wind generation by using it during off-peak hours to produce hydrogen. The hydrogen would be stored, then used later to produce electricity during periods of peak demand.
"In effect, hydrogen becomes the battery to store wind power," said Ben Kroposki, a senior engineer at the Department of Energy's National Renewable Energy Laboratory in Golden.
The $1.75 million pilot program will be formally unveiled Wednesday at a Denver forum titled "New Energy Technologies for Coloradans," an event that is part of Colorado Tech Week.
The technology takes clean energy to even greener levels, using a renewable resource, wind, to make a nonpolluting fuel, hydrogen, in one of the nation's first attempts to combine the two energy resources.
"This helps us get more value out of wind energy and helps advance the prospects of hydrogen," said Frank Novachek, director of corporate planning for Xcel Energy.
Hydrogen fuel is the basis of the much-touted "hydrogen economy" that may one day be a cornerstone of the nation's energy policy.
The pilot concept could reach its full potential in coming decades when hydrogen-powered fuel cells become a primary method of powering vehicles and large amounts of hydrogen are needed, Kroposki said.
Initially, a single Jefferson County wind turbine would provide power to extract hydrogen from water in a process known as electrolysis.
The hydrogen would be burned in an internal-combustion engine, generating enough electricity to power 20 to 25 homes.
A handful of national experimental projects already are producing hydrogen from wind power. The new pilot project in Colorado is expected to increase the efficiency of the process by 3 percent to 6 percent, by improving the ability to use wind power for electrolysis. Ultimately, the technology might be employed at every wind farm in the nation, officials said.
Officials acknowledge that using hydrogen as an internal-combustion fuel is relatively inefficient and doesn't yet make economic sense. But the key to the project is in finding ways to store the unused capacity of wind turbines at night, when consumer demand for electricity is lowest. Wind turbines typically are shut down during off-peak periods if other generators such as coal-fired plants are supplying adequate amounts of power.
"It's a terrifically innovative process," said Drew Bolin, director of the Governor's Office of Energy Management & Conservation, sponsor of the energy forum.
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Friends for Life
When my childhood best friend was fighting for his life, we found new strength in our oldest bonds.
En español | We walked slowly to Audie Murphy Hill. It's at the north edge of the small front lawn at 228 SouthArdmore. He — Jack — used to live in that house, when we first became best friends. We were five then; we were 57 now.
"It seemed so steep," I said to him.
"Well, we were little," he said.
This was toward the end. Every time I came back home to see him, we made the walk. He wanted to.
The slope hardly rises. But in those years when he and I first knew each other — the years just after World War II — it felt to us like something out of Italy or North Africa. We would charge up that placid piece of grass on that safe Ohio street and, sticks standing in for rifles, we would pretend we were Audie Murphy. The most decorated combat soldier of the war.
"You feel like climbing up the hill?" I asked. It wasn't a hill at all. But it was too daunting for him.
A few months earlier, Jack hadn't been feeling well. He came home from work and went up to the bedroom. He'd told Janice, his wife, to let him know when it was time for dinner. She found him on the floor, unconscious.
We all, if we're lucky, have someone in our lives like Jack — our first friends, our oldest friends. If we're especially fortunate, they remain close to us no matter where the world leads us.
The friends who mean everything to us — the friends without whom our lives would be empty — are our most enduring models of grace and good fortune. When we lose them, we realize that our own lives have been filled to overbrimming with the grand, invisible gifts they have given us.
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I know the exact moment I met him.
We were in kindergarten in Bexley,Ohio. Miss Barbara was the teacher. One afternoon we were all sitting on the floor around her. I was near the back, and I noticed something on my lip — it felt as if my nose was dripping.
We'd roll up socks and play shoebox basketball. The laughter, the shouts…it warmed our winter days.
I'd had nosebleeds before, but my mother was always there to help. Now I was sitting on the floor with other five-year-olds. I was embarrassed. When you're that age, the last thing you want is to be singled out in public.
I tilted my head toward the linoleum floor, hoping no one would see. I lifted the bottom of my T-shirt, pressed it up against my nose, thinking the pressure would stop the blood. It didn't. Now the shirt had blood on it, and I was feeling a five-year-old's panic.
Then, a few feet away from me, someone stood up. I heard his voice before I saw him. I had been staring straight down, scared and ashamed.
"Miss Barbara?" he said.
She stopped reading aloud.
"Bob's hurt."
His name was Jack Roth. We didn't know each other, but he'd been listening during the daily roll call, and he'd learned my name. Within a minute I was in the nurse's office, getting cleaned up. Everything would be fine.
"Bob's hurt." Like the rest of us, the last thing he wanted was to disrupt this new kindergarten world. But there he was. Standing straight up, for someone he didn't yet know.
After Jack had collapsed, the doctors determined that he was full of cancer, including in his brain. If he began radiation and chemotherapy immediately, he might live a year or two. And here is what Jack said to me to sum up what he'd been told. A month before, he had been working hard at his job, he had been laughing with his friends and family, he had been making plans for vacation trips. Now, in a clear and steady voice, this is what he said: "I got dealt a hard hand." That was it.
The greatest compliment anyone ever paid our friendship was in the second grade, when Miss Hipscher moved us apart. She said she could tell that we were good friends. We were such good friends that she was going to move us to desks in different parts of her classroom. She told us that we were never going to learn anything if we sat next to each other and talked all day.
What a great thing to notice about a friendship: You two are such good friends that I have to move you apart.
I flew from Chicago to Ohio. It was raining in Bexley that late afternoon, and the grass on Audie Murphy Hill was slick and dark. I looked up to the second floor of Jack's old house, to his bedroom window.
As kids, we had taped a cardboard box above his bedroom door, and had cut the bottom out. We rolled up pairs of Jack's socks, and we played shoebox basketball. After school, day after day, we would feint and lunge, we would try to fool each other with moves.
We loved those games. The laughter in that room, the shouts of triumph or defeat…it warmed our winter days.
He asked me now if I would walk over to Main Street with him. He was tasting his life: savoring who he was, and where he had been, who he had known. He was tasting it with a fierce and pervading kind of appetite.
When we lose our oldest friends, we realize our lives have been filled with their grand, invisible gifts.
It wasn't nostalgia; this was much more profound than that. This, in my eyes, bordered on holy. All these months, instead of making them about death, he was making them about his life. And I found it was the honor of my own life to be alongside him.
At the place on Main Street where Rogers' Drugstore used to be, we paused. "The air conditioning in that store was always so freezing," Jack said, tasting it. "And by the front cash register, it smelled like bubble gum."
At the Bexley Public Library, he fell silent. So much, I could tell, was flowing through him. "The way those books would smell, back in the stacks..." he said.
"The bubble gum at the drugstore, the books here—you're coming up with a lot of fragrances today," I said.
"They smelled like dust, and binding adhesive," Jack said.
He was tasting everything.
There are a handful of people, during your lifetime, who know you well enough to understand when the right thing to say is to say nothing at all. Those people—and there will be, at most, only a few of them—will be with you during your very worst times. When you think you cannot bear that with which the world has hit you, the silent presence of those friends will be all you have, and all that matters.
When, during an already painful juncture in my life, my wife died, I was so numb that I felt dead myself. In the hours after her death, as our children and I tried in vain to figure out what to do next, how to get from hour to hour, the phone must have been ringing, but I have no recollection of it.
The next morning — one of those mornings when you awaken, blink to start the day, and then, a dispiriting second later, realize anew what has just happened, and feel the boulder press you against the earth with such weight that you truly fear you will never be able to get up—the phone rang and it was Jack.
I didn't want to hear any voice — even his voice. I just wanted to cover myself with darkness.
I knew he would be asking if there was anything he could do. But I should have known that he'd already done it.
"I'm in Chicago," he said.
I misunderstood him; I thought he was offering to come to Chicago.
"I took the first flight this morning," he said. He had heard; he had flown in.
"I know you probably don't want to see anyone," he said. "That's all right. I've checked into a hotel, and I'll just sit in the room in case you need me to do anything. I can do whatever you want, or I can do nothing."
He meant it. He knew the best thing he could do was be present in the same town; to tell me he was there. And he did just sit there—I assume he watched TV, or did some work, but he waited until I gathered the strength to say I needed him. He helped me with things no man ever wants to need help with; mostly he sat with me and knew I did not require conversation, did not welcome chatter, did not need anything beyond the knowledge he was there. He brought food for my children and by sharing my silence he got me through those days.
I carried a pizza to his house, near the end. He seemed to be half-asleep.
"You brought me a pizza?" he said, both approvingly, and chidingly — did he look like a guy who, at the moment, was ready to dig into a large pepperoni?
"Maybe not the best idea," I said.
"I'm sort of tired," he said.
"Why don't I come back later," I said. "I've been walking around. I can do that some more while you nap."
"Greene," he said, propping himself up. "What are you wearing?"
I had on a windbreaker and a pair of jeans, both wet from the rain.
"You can't wear that," he said.
"I'm fine."
"No, no," he said. "I've got a heavy jacket you can wear."
"I don't need it."
He called out to downstairs: "Janice?" She didn't respond. He strained to call even louder: "Jan?"
"Jack, I don't need a heavier jacket."
"You're not leaving without my jacket," he said. He sat up further, pushed the oxygen tubes to the side of his face, and tried to shout for her: "Jan?"
"Don't do that," I said. "It can't be good for your voice."
"I won't do it if you promise you'll take my jacket," he said. Janice appeared in the doorway.
"I have a heavy black jacket down in the back closet," he said to her. "Look what Greene's wearing. Don't let him go out without my jacket on."
She looked at me and shrugged. "You heard him," she said.
He lay back down. "Promise me, Greene," he said.
"I won't leave without the jacket," I said. He drifted off to sleep; Janice and I walked down the stairs. She went to a closet and handed me a black coat.
"Wear it," she said. "You know he's going to ask me about it." So I did. I left the house as he rested; the air was still wet and raw. Full circle, I thought. He's still looking out for me.
I don't know what I said when I spoke at Jack's funeral. I hadn't written anything down. I'd only been getting ready for it for 50 years.
On the way up the aisle at the end of the services, I walked behind the casket. I wanted to talk to him about it—I wanted to tell him: Man, Jack, we thought we'd seen everything. But you won't believe this. Do you know where we were today? Take as many guesses as you want—you'll never guess this one. Not in a million years.
Four rows from the back, sitting on the aisle, was a woman in her seventies.
As Jack passed her, and then as I passed her, I sensed that she was reaching out her hand toward me.
I looked over at her as I walked.
She was Miss Barbara.
I took her hand in mine and she squeezed it, and then we were out the door, and again I wanted to tell him. Guess who was here, Jack. I know you'll get it—think hard. Guess who came to see you today.
I wanted to tell him everything.
Bob Greene is a bestselling author and an award-winning journalist.
Excerpted from the book "And You Know You Should Be Glad: A True Story of Lifelong Friendship" by Bob Greene, published by William Morrow. Copyright © 2006 by John Deadline Enterprises, Inc.
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From the early days of television to the age of Hulu, viewers have always complained about all the annoying commercials that interrupted their favorite shows.
Now a Lexington start-up is turning that strained relationship between viewers and commercials on its head. HitBliss and its video streaming service actually pay people with "virtual cash" to watch targeted advertisements. Viewers can use the credit they earn to buy TV shows and rent popular movies from the company.
"This is radically different than anything people have ever seen before," said Sharon Peyer, cofounder and vice president of the company, which launched a test version of its product this month. "In exchange for watching advertisements, the consumer essentially gets compensated for their time and attention."
The HitBliss app — only available for download on desktop computers and laptops for now — allows viewers to choose from a lineup of ads to watch and earn credit. Users can then go to the HitBliss Store to buy content with the credit they've earned or pay for it with a credit card.
About four to six minutes of commercial viewing can be redeemed for one new movie rental, which costs $3.99 in the HitBliss Store — the same price iTunes and Amazon charge. Old movies are priced at $2.99, and TV episodes cost $1.99 at HitBliss.
HitBliss's content also parallels that offered by iTunes and Amazon, featuring titles from Warner Bros., The CW, Universal, Paramount, Starz Media, and the Weinstein Co.
Users have access to that content relatively soon after it appears in theaters or on television. They can rent movies like "Argo'' or "Flight" just four months after the films have left theaters, and buy TV episodes from shows like "The Big Bang Theory" or "The Walking Dead" just a day after they have aired.
Peyer said that in the past, consumers would not have been able to legally access such fresh content for free. She said she hopes HitBliss will serve as an alternative for tech-savvy, college-age consumers who might otherwise download programming illegally.
One catch: HitBliss advertising is largely targeted to very specific audiences. Users are asked to share lots of personal information, including details like age, gender, location, income, Web and search history, activity on retail sites, and viewing history on HitBliss. Viewers who provide more information earn credit at faster rates.
But the company said it doesn't share any of those details with advertisers. "That information all resides within the HitBliss app, which is the only place it's stored," said Peyer. "Not even we see it. If you [remove the service], that info is gone, out of the system, no one can get it," she said.
The idea of offering companies an audience of viewers who are "ready, open, and there for the purpose of consuming advertising is really interesting and new," said Neela Sakaria, executive vice president of Beverly-based Latitude Research, a media research and strategy consulting firm.
"I don't know how broad the appeal [to viewers] will be, so it could be limiting for advertisers," Sakaria said. "In any case, it wouldn't be a complete solution for advertisers."
On HitBliss, advertisers can see whether a viewer is a "match" with their target audience. One example offered by Peyer: Betty Crocker, the General Mills Inc. brand, could target a very specific audience by asking to reach females from the Midwest who have searched the Internet for information about "Tollhouse chocolate chips." The service would send the ad to all HitBliss users who fit that description.
Advertisers can also see how a user behaves while viewing their ad. They can tell if the viewer watched the entire ad, moved to a new computer window, or clicked through to a related coupon.
Peyer said those details allow advertisers to gather valuable information and consumers to watch ads they find relevant.
"On TV, advertisers buy space within a show, spending all that money to reach every single member of the audience, when maybe only 10 percent are actually in their market," she said.
HitBliss users actually have to watch the ads to earn credit. The service makes sure viewers hold up their end of the bargain by tracking screen activity. HitBliss stops the ad — and the payment — if a user moves to another screen or turns down the volume.
It even has built-in checkpoints so viewers don't just walk away. The image of a face pops up periodically on screens to ask a user, "Are you still there?" Payments for the session are lost if the viewer doesn't respond within a few seconds. Over time, consumers can build up "trust points" for frequent use, which reduces the the number of prompts.
"There is no free pass," explained Peyer. "They've got to actually pay attention and watch the ad. But once they've earned that cash, they have the ability to spend it in our store in any way they wish."
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Celebrating illustration, design, cartoon and comic art of the mid-20th century.
Wednesday, September 10, 2008
Mitchell Hooks, Fredman~Chaite, and the Transition to Paperbacks
Happily, the conflict was resolved when Peters agreed to change Mitch's arrangement. He would now be paid by the job instead of the hour, and use T.J. Peters' studio as a base of operations while continuing to do jobs for Al Chaite.
When Mitch returned to New York after the war, his space at Peters and the old arrangement was waiting for him. But Al Chaite, a sort of 'journeyman studio manager' had found a new partner in one Harry Fredman, and their new studio, Fredman~Chaite would soon lure Mitch away.
Harry Fredman, recalls Mitch, was "a tremendously talented (and wildly successful) illustrator who had the uncommon touch of imitating the style of the time." Confirming Mitch's assessment is the example by Fredman, above. This 1952 ad piece could easily pass for the work of Joe de Mers or Coby Whitmore, two of the hottest commodities of the day at rival Charles E. Cooper's studio.
Fredman Chaite, though not as lavish or expansive as Cooper according to Mitch's description, was nonetheless a huge player in the commercial art business of 1950's New York City. It occupied a six-story townhouse at 62 West 47th Street, and was "a great big bustling building full of illustrators, most sharing offices in groups of two or three."
"There were always more arriving during the day," says Mitch, "and the place was open until 10 or 11 o'clock, so you'd see all sorts of freelancers there all the time working late into the night."
This is where Mitch refined his abilities to illustrate in the popular literal style of the day. "I was inspired by Al Parker, Austin Briggs and all the others. We all were," says Mitch, who shared his space at F~C with two other artists, Joe Little and Darrel Greene.
"But these were work friends," says Mitch. "I didn't really socialize much with the people at Fredman~Chaite. And there were other floors I never visited, so I don't really know who was working on those other floors."
The ad below gives a pretty good idea of some who might have, though, to name a few: Harry Kane (who did the 'Back To School' illustration we looked at last week) David Attie, Mary Mayo, Frank McCarthy and most famously perhaps, Bob Peak. "A few people had their own offices, and Bob Peak was definitely one of them," says Mitch. "Right from the start he was a hot commodity... everyone understood that. But in general, it was a socially egalitarian place. There was no distinction of anyone being 'better' than anyone else. I used to play cards with Al Chaite and some of the other guys."
But Fredman-Chaite wasn't landing Mitch the big advertising assignments he had been working towards, and the nature of the artwork in demand wasn't really satisfying his need for personal growth as an artist.
In a 1960 article in American Artist magazine, Mitch told interviewer Jules Perel, "I decided to take what for me was a large gamble. I quit all the commercial work I had been doing to concentrate soley on the paperback field. I wanted to experiment and develop a personal viewpoint."
Mitch talks about how at that time paperback covers had a sort of lurid, "come-on" quality to them. This early piece below perhaps reflects some of that older-style approach...
But sales were slipping and the publishers had decided to undertake a drastic change: they now would insist on an honest interpretation of the content of the book, good art and design, and happily for Mitch, they gave the artist all the freedom he wanted.
"For the next couple of years," says Mitch in the AA article, "I did almost nothing but book covers, and my gamble began to pay off."
Mitch describes how he would approach a typical book cover assignment:
"The... problem, aside from the constant aim of trying to make a good picture, is to find an original picture device that is inspiraed by the subject. This could be an unusual bit of action taken from the story, unrealistic use of color to emphasize a mood, or interesting props or background used as a strong part of the design."
These examples from the mid-50's certainly demonstrate how effective Mitch's strategy was, and represent a period of important growth for the artist. Its no wonder that he became one of the most sought-after illustrators in the paperback market. Mitch discovered that while he had never intended to settle down as a book cover artist, he was able to make a living at it, and he "found book work generally exciting and a lot of fun."
All the while though, he had another, greater goal in mind, and the artwork he was creating for book covers was part of his larger plan. "I wanted to do story illustrations for the women's magazines. I had always aspired to doing major magazine illustration."
You can see the accomplishment of that aspiration in, for example, this 1958 piece below for Redbook magazine. In the space of a few years, Mitch had found his own distinct and exciting 'look'. His work would begin appearing with increasing frequency in such high-profile publications as The Saturday Evening Post, McCall's and Cosmopolitan.
And more, he would be recognized for his distinction and creativity: The Society of Illustrators included his piece 'The Snatch', a Dell book cover, in their annual, Illustrators '59. It was only the first of 24 notations in eleven SoI annuals.
Tomorrow: Cosmopolitan and The Post
* My Mitchell Hooks Flickr set.
* Many thanks to 5m@5hYdez for allowing me to blog several of the scans in her excellent Mitchell Hooks Cover set.
5 comments:
Man alive...where was this installment when I needed it most? :)ReplyDelete
Wow...now I'm hungry to try and tackle this look again.
Thanks for this week, it's been excellent so far.
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The Francoise Sagan cover: How skilfully he applied the blue-white-red of the French flag!ReplyDelete
Remembering the times of those paperbacks. While reading, from time to time I would turn back the leaves to gaze at the cover again. Especially if it was done in such an exquisite manner. Magic!
yes, reading books with beautiful cover illustrations were the reason i signed up for "commercial art" in the late '60's. found you via a link on my son's illustration/comics blog.ReplyDelete
Wow! "Voodoo Murders" is amazing! Thanks for sharing Leif!ReplyDelete
Thank you all for your comments --ReplyDelete
Shane; I hope you do... your interest in Mitch Hooks is part of the reason I elected to have him as my topic this week.
Rich; your comment stirred memories of my own early days reading Conan paperbacks with those incredible Frank Frazetta covers - and flipping back now and again to enjoy how vividly Frazetta had captured REH's imaginary world.
Virginia; glad you found us - whatever became of your commercial art education? Did you enter the business afterwards?
Bobby; agreed - be sure to check out the rest of Mitch's amazing artwork at the link I included in the post - with thanks again to 5m@5hYdez for her awesome Flickr set!