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Child and Adolescent Social Work Journal
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Transitional Youth Services: Practice Implications from a Systematic Review
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Independent living programs have emerged as the primary intervention to address the needs of foster youth transitioning out of care. Prior reviews of independent living programs have focused on implications for research and policy, but not on direct practice. In order to create effective independent living programs, direct service workers must be provided with concrete practice guidelines for providing effective independent living services. This article summarizes 19 studies on independent living and provides evidence-based implications for each in an effort to begin to fill the gap between research, policy and practice.
KeywordsIndependent living services Life skills Older foster youth Transitional living Aging out of foster care
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- Title
- Transitional Youth Services: Practice Implications from a Systematic Review
- Journal
Child and Adolescent Social Work Journal
Volume 25, Issue 4 , pp 287-308
- Cover Date
- 2008-08
- 10.1007/s10560-008-0127-z
- Print ISSN
- 0738-0151
- Online ISSN
- 1573-2797
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- Springer US
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- Independent living services
- Life skills
- Older foster youth
- Transitional living
- Aging out of foster care
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- Emily DeLorenzo (1)
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- 1. University at Albany School of Social Welfare, 205 Richardson Hall, 135 Western Avenue, Albany, NY, 12203, USA


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Fox News is reporting that a senior Obama Administration official has confirmed that President Obama has called for the release of American Pastor Saeed Abedini in a phone conversation today with Iranian President Rouhani.
The source stated that President Obama raised Pastor Saeed's case along with two other Americans directly with the Iranian President. According to the report, President Obama raised concerns about the imprisonment of Saeed and expressed our country's interest in seeing the American pastor returned to his family.
While Secretary of State Kerry has called on Iran to release Pastor Saeed, this is the first time that President Obama has himself spoken out about the wrongfully imprisoned U.S. citizen.
On behalf of the Abedini family, we're very encouraged by President Obama raising the illegal imprisonment of Pastor Saeed. Today's call is a significant step forward in this critical case.
We're also grateful to President Obama for raising Pastor Saeed's imprisonment and call on President Rouhani to put his promise of being "moderate" into action by releasing Saeed without further delay.
Pastor Saeed's wife, Naghmeh, responded to the news:
"This is the most encouraging news I have heard since Saeed was imprisoned one year ago. I am very grateful to President Obama for standing up for Saeed and for the other Americans who are held captive in Iran. This development is truly an answer to prayer. I urge President Rouhani, as I have done thoughout this week, to release Saeed so he can return to our home and our family in the United States. In recent days, Iran has released 80 prisoners being held because of their beliefs. I pray that we can add Saeed to that list very soon."
Pastor Saeed, a U.S. citizen, has done nothing wrong and is imprisoned simply because of his Christian faith.
If President Rouhani wants to start a new relationship with the United States, releasing this American pastor, husband, and father now would send an important message to the world.
Over 100,000 people have already written letters to President Rouhani urging Pastor Saeed's release. Please sign a letter to Iran's president today.
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Blizzard is looking for a FULL-TIME concept artist!!
I peed myself a little when i found this. I don't have enough expirence yet.. but damn what would i do for this job...
Blizzard is looking for a FULL-TIME concept artist!!
I peed myself a little when i found this. I don't have enough expirence yet.. but damn what would i do for this job...
Dream job, inded.. *sighs and keeps studying figures*
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There are 3 sides to every story. Yours, mine and THE TRUTH.
I haven't worked on a published project as of yet. But you know what, can't hurt to try anyway.Originally Posted by darth massacre
Man this thread has degraded...in a hilarious fashion.
True, the game has its issues, which I will not go into great length about on the forums under this name =P BUT I'd still take the job in a second. I'm a little saddened I'm still not ready to apply for it!!!Originally Posted by Taj
On a side note, enjoy your stds, everyone!
It'll sound lame to most of yall but: Getting paid to draw. Working on it. One step at a time.
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I play WoW for a year... Broken? like... WTF mate? And other games... Diablo, WarCraft, Starcraft... the ultimate classic... I'd sell my soul to work for them...
And the storylines in their games are amazing.
I have spent the last fifteen minutes deleting posts from this thread. I will not tolerate trolling on this site. Blizzard is a valuable sponsor of conceptart.org that has recruited from our workshop in SF, had employees attend the workshops, allowing surfing of ca at work, working with mb, and recruiting on this site. I can not believe I have to explain such things to you.
parkerd/magicman i want you both to stay out of the lounge from now on. last warning. comprende?
you are wasting too much time and back to making useless posts...I dont have time to keep editing out your posts. You have been warned before. I wont warn again. my next move will be to ban both of you.
If you are interested in working at blizzard, give it a shot. only send your best works. look for concept art examples of theirs online and send work which is done in the same production methods, send some work which is of personal methods and motivations, make a nice resume, make a short cover letter, pray, hope, and wait. If you have the skills, you will get the call. Simple as that. The next step is to be sure you play all their games. The guys I know who were with blizz north always appreciated it when you understood what they did there. blizz is a great spot and having that credit will open doors for you in the future.
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Interesting...I'll be sure to check up when they pick somebody. Will the artist be asked/wanted to work in a similar exaggerated style like Samwise?(whose art is pretty much the defined look of all their games so far)
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The Boston Bruins exercised their "walk-away" option on the arbitration award to defenseman David Tanabe on Saturday. The decision allows Tanabe to become an unrestricted free agent, Tanabe was awarded a one-year, $1.275 million contract on Friday and, under terms of the NHL's Collective Bargaining Agreement, the Bruins had 48 hours to accept the award and sign Tanabe or exercise the "walk-away" option. "This is one of the difficult decisions that must be made while managing a salary cap," said Bruins general manager Peter Chiarelli. "We have made two significant additions to our defensive corps this off-season and we are very comfortable with the depth we have at that position."
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SAN DIEGO -- This is the quarterback for whom Hue Jackson surrendered a potential pair of first-round draft picks.Because with all due respect to the late Curt Hennig, Carson Palmer was the Raiders
SAN DIEGO -- Hue Jackson approached Michael Bush in the Raiders' halftime locker room."You're going to be getting the ball about 15 more times," the rookie coach told the bruisi
ALAMEDA -- With tales of locker room discord, curious personnel decisions and a short work week enveloping Silver and Blackdom, the banged-up Raiders (a mind numbing 17 players appeared on the inju
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The Environmental Law Section sponsored a brainstorming session on the ideas of those in attendance on how to achieve MassDEP's regulatory reform goals with Commissioner for Policy and Planning Alicia McDevitt.
Alicia McDevitt, MassDEP Deputy Commissioner for Policy and Planning, began the program with a brief presentation on the goals of the Department's current efforts to reform its current regulatory programs in the face of significant staff reductions due to budget cuts.
Guests were encouraged to provide thoughtful and constructive suggestions about how MassDEP can continue to achieve its environmental and public health mission with reduced resources.
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Maybe Cornelius Vanderbilt managed to accidentally break an entire hall of mirrors before his death in 1877. And thus, the women's basketball program at the university he founded in 1873 was doomed to the bad luck of losing a million games against Tennessee. Actually, it's only 46 it just seems like a million if you wear the black and gold.
If you tuned into the Tennessee-Vandy matchup Thursday night and saw the Commodores get out to a double-digit lead, you might have wondered whether the upset would mean the bloom might be slightly off the rose for Monday's Tennessee-Duke showdown on ESPN2 (7:30 p.m. ET).
Yeah, sure. You wondered that if you just started watching women's basketball this month. Otherwise, you knew Tennessee could be down 57 points at halftime to Vandy, but somehow, some way
Of course Tennessee rallied and coach Pat Summitt won her 900th game. And although it might seem to the long-suffering Vandy fans that she has won at least 900 alone at their Memorial Gymnasium in Nashville, in reality, Summitt's crew has victimized everybody nationwide.
Vandy just has the misfortune of having played the powerful Orange Crush more than anybody else -- 52 times by Tennessee's records. Vandy, however, doesn't count the 96-27 loss in 1976 because the Commodores didn't officially have a varsity program until 1977-78.
Anyway, Summitt keeps hitting these crazy milestones. "It is astounding to me, especially with the level of competition she plays. It's phenomenal," Duke coach Gail Goestenkors said of 900 wins.
Reporters asked Summitt whether any victories in particular stand out. In a teleconference Friday, Summitt said that, yes, there were some wins that are particularly memorable for her.
"They're all meaningful [but] the regional-championship wins stand out in my mind, because that's one of the hardest games to play," Summitt said. "Because that means the Final Four."
And, in particular, Summitt mentioned the 1998 regional final victory in Nashville ("Oh, stop it!!!" the Vandy fans groan) when her undefeated, anointed-as-greatest-team-ever-by-many squad was down against North Carolina but came back to save the 39-0 season.
And if asked about her most memorable losses -- or, more accurately, most haunting -- Summitt would talk about regional finals as well. To Virginia in 1991 and to Duke in 1999.
The latter was Chamique Holdsclaw's last college game, the end of the fourpeat quest -- and Tennessee hasn't won an NCAA title since. It was also Duke's official introduction to the big time.
All of that history does play a part in what's about to happen Monday, when Cameron Indoor Stadium will be packed, tremendously loud and a showcase for the women's game. No. 1 vs. No. 2, both 18-0, both greatly skilled teams with future WNBA and almost certainly Olympic stars.
Whenever any program has risen up to be a national contender, Tennessee has put that team on its schedule. As much as the 1,000-plus victories Summitt will surely end up with, spreading the joyous contagion for women's hoops nationwide is the coach's legacy.
"It's been something that's been a process -- years of taking our team on the road and our willingness to play anywhere, anyone, anytime," Summitt said. "That has allowed us to increase our fan base across the country. For example, when we were at Temple, I was amazed at how many people were there in orange. As we go on the road and have more and more fans show up, we're very proud of it and very appreciative of our support around the country."
And, of course, by being so good for so long, Tennessee also is a drawing card as the "villain," too. Something Connecticut, of course, also has excelled at. And that's fun -- and necessary to have -- in women's college hoops. Beating Tennessee will always be a big, big deal to anyone who does it.
Summitt and Goestenkors have about as good a relationship as two highly competitive people who want the same thing could have. They speak in friendly and admiring terms about each other. Goestenkors knows how hard and long Summitt has worked to stay on top. Summitt appreciates what a worthy rival Goestenkors has turned Duke into.
Sure, they both went after Candace Parker like prospectors trying to stake claim to the mother lode. Summitt won. Goestenkors was as devastated as you could be over a recruiting loss. And there will be plenty of those battles in the future.
While most observers approach this game thinking these are the two current titans of this season going head-to-head, neither coach was willing to say that Friday. They pointed to the likes of North Carolina, Connecticut, LSU and others as very dangerous teams, too.
They also said they haven't had a chance to worry too much about each other, because they've been so busy worrying about their previous opponents. But women's hoops fans have had this game circled on the calendar for months.
It's great talent vs. great talent. Parker has lived up to the hype. Alexis Hornbuckle has, Summitt said, taken a lot of responsibility for maintaining the relentless, aggressive, all-out-all-the-time, smart play that has been Tennessee's hallmark. Shanna Zolman can, at any time, pop the 3-pointer. Nicky Anosike and Sidney Spencer are big-impact players as well.
On the Duke side, Monique Currie -- whom Goestenkors thought would leave for the WNBA after last season -- returned as a fifth-year senior and has so much big-game experience. And she's working on her master's degree.
The Duke post game -- led by Mistie Williams, Chante Black and Alison Bales -- can be very formidable. The engine for the Blue Devils, though, is point guard Lindsey Harding. Suspended for undisclosed reasons last season, Harding has returned to make Duke the high-octane offensive team that it is. And defensively, she does exactly what Goestenkors needs, too.
Because there are so many good players on both sides, there could be one not mentioned here who ends up being the key factor.
But whatever happens, we know this much: At tipoff, on national television, one of the coolest hoops venues in America will be pandemonium. Another memorable game for Summitt -- and everybody else who loves sports at its best.
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Azarenka Wins Australian Open to Extend Sharapova Skid in Slams
Victoria Azarenka won the Australian Open to grab her first Grand Slam title and the No. 1 ranking a year after her grandmother talked her out of quitting tennis.
The 22-year-old from Belarus, the No. 3 seed, beat Maria Sharapova of Russia 6-3, 6-0 at Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne last night to become the fourth straight first-time major winner in the women's game.
"I guess I made a pretty smart decision not walking out," said Azarenka, who was presented the trophy by five-time Grand Slam champion Martina Hingis. "I'm so glad that I went through everything I had in my career to achieve this goal. There's always ups and downs."
Azarenka wanted to retire in February, after she lost in the first round of an event in Doha. She told reporters at Wimbledon, where she made her first major semifinal, that her grandmother had talked her into playing on, pointing out that life as a tennis player was a lot better than trying to hold down three jobs at the same time.
Last night's victory over the fourth-seeded Sharapova pushes Azarenka into the top spot in women's tennis, passing Denmark's Caroline Wozniacki and Petra Kvitova of the Czech Republic. Azarenka had moved to the final by ousting defending champion Kim Clijsters of Belgium in the semifinals.
The last time that the WTA's No. 1 ranking was decided by the outcome of a Grand Slam final was at the 2009 Australian Open. Azarenka's win also marks the first time each of the four majors are held by first-time champions, the WTA said. Li Na of China won the French Open, Kvitova is the Wimbledon champion and Australia's Samantha Stosur took the U.S. Open.
'Great Level'
"It's a great thing for women's tennis," Azarenka told reporters. "It's a great competition, and we can really look forward for the women's game. It's at a great level right now."
Defending men's champion Novak Djokovic of Serbia faces No. 2 seed Rafael Nadal of Spain today in their third straight matchup in a Grand Slam final. Djokovic won the previous two to secure the Wimbledon and U.S. Open titles and is seeking to become just the fifth man since the Open professional era began in 1968 to win three majors in a row.
Azarenka, who entered Rod Laver Arena wearing a yellow hooded top and listening to music through headphones, overcame a nervous start to her first Grand Slam final. She made two double faults on her way to losing her opening service before going on to make 12 unforced errors to 30 from Sharapova.
'Like a Rabbit'
"She did everything better than I did," Sharapova said after slipping to a 3-3 record in Grand Slam finals. "I had a good first couple of games, and that was about it. Then she was the one that was taking the first ball and hitting it deep and aggressive. I was always the one running around like a rabbit, trying to play catch-up all the time."
After falling behind 2-0, Azarenka won 12 of the last 13 games to extend her winning streak in 2012 to 12 matches after tuning up by taking the Sydney International.
The Belarusian held her second service game with a forehand down the line after trailing love-30. She used the momentum to break Sharapova to even the match at 2-2. Leading 4-3, Azarenka hit three volleyed winners to break and earn the right to serve for the first set, which she took in 46 minutes.
She broke again at the start of the second set with forehand winner after anticipating the direction of an overhead from Sharapova. Azarenka held serve and then, focusing on Sharapova's second serve, broke for a 3-0 lead. The Russian won just 3 of 17 total points on her second serve.
Sharapova saved one break point, but hit a forehand long on another second serve to trail 5-0. The Russian got a break point with a ball that hit the netcord and dropped over, though she couldn't convert. A Sharapova backhand into the net ended the match, and Azarenka fell to her knees in celebration.
Breakthrough Year
Azarenka had a breakthrough year in 2011, reaching the semifinals at Wimbledon and the final of the season-ending WTA Championships.
After taking the Sydney title by beating Li, Azarenka dropped just two sets in Melbourne to reach the championship match, against Clijsters in the semifinals and Agnieszka Radwanska in the quarterfinals.
"It's been so long, this road since Sydney," Azarenka said with the trophy by her side. "I didn't have one day off. So it kind of kept going and right now it still hasn't hit me that it's over and I won this."
Azarenka moved to the U.S. in 2005 to train and lived with the family of Soviet Union-born National Hockey League goalie Nikolai Khabibulin at their home in Paradise Valley, Arizona. She's now based in Monte Carlo.
Sharapova had been seeking her fourth major title and first in four years. She broke through at Wimbledon in 2004 at age 17 and followed with wins at the 2006 U.S. Open and 2008 Australian Open, making her the world's highest-paid female athlete. Sharapova was ranked No. 1 in 2008, before a shoulder injury sidelined her for nine months and pushed her out of the top 100.
"I'm proud of the fact that I made it this far," said Sharapova. "It's been a few years since I've been in the finals of the Australian Open. It's a good start to the year. I have a lot to look forward to."


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The next BOOM! Studios property to get the live-action treatment may be Mark Sable and Julian Totino Tedesco's "Unthinkable," now in development as an hour-long drama at Fox.
"Chronicle" screenwriter Max Landis is writing the script for "Vigilant," a new superhero police drama developed for Fox by "Homeland" executive producer Howard Gordon.
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Pre-Opening Night Special Presentation: Rabin in His Own Words
Rabin in His Own Words
Dir. Erez Laufer
2015 | 113 min | Documentary
On the day of the 20th anniversary of the assassination of Yitzhak Rabin, The Other Israel Film Festival at JCC Manhattan presents a special NY premiere preview screening honoring his memory.
Winner, "Best Documentary" – Haifa International Film Festival 2015
20 years after his assassination, Yitzhak Rabin, one of Israel's most legendary leaders, tells his dramatic life story. Through a combination of rare archival footage, home movies and private letters, Rabin's personal and professional dramas and life story unfold entirely in his own voice. From his childhood as the son of a labor leader before the founding of the State of Israel, to the horrific moment when his political career and life were suddenly brought to an end. There is no better way to present the story of this legend than in his own words.
Please note: Rabin in His Own Words is not an Other Israel festival program. It cannot be redeemed with the Other Israel pass. However, it is eligible for redemption with the Fall Season Film Pass.
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One week after the 1967 Six Day War, a group of young Israeli soldiers, led by renowned Israeli author Amos Oz, recorded intimate conversations with their comrades returning from the battlefield. In these recordings, soldiers wrestled with the systemic evacuation of Palestinians, the dehumanizing nature of war, and the echoes of the Holocaust, taking an honest look at the moment Israel turned occupier. These recordings, censored by the Israeli army until now, are played back to the soldiers 50 years later, bringing past abruptly into present and revealing the soldiers' stunning confessions for the first time.
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At "Fifi's," a small hair salon located in the heart of Haifa's Arab community, director Iris Zaki installs a mini film set over the washing basin. While she shampoos their hair, Zaki speaks candidly with the salon's Arab and Jewish clients, discussing their views on politics, history, and love. Within the space of this hair salon, the women of the neighborhood achieve a temporary freedom, examining their differences and friendships within a community that many consider a model of Israeli coexistence. What emerges from these conversations is an honest and nuanced portrait of contemporary Israel.
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Don't miss this closing night special screening of Cannes Film Festival Favorite, Dégradé!
A look into the lives of a diverse group of women as they visit a beauty salon in the Gaza Strip on a hot summer's day. A bride-to-be, a pregnant woman, a bitter divorcée, a devout woman, and a pill-popping addict all meet for some leisure time and pampering. But their peace is disrupted when a gang war erupts between Hamas and a local group right in front of the salon. The women are trapped inside, while the heat and their anxiety rises.
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Although I like the way things are phrased here -- it does convey the essence of the man quite nicely -- I have to say that it strikes me as being in all likelihood a straight transcription from the intro on a video or audio tape of a talk by Joe Pearce. If so, does that violate a WP rule??
Moreover, that would account for the garbled, to-the-best-of-my-knowledge non-existent noun "inure". I'm fairly certain that has to be "inquiry". I must confess, I am truly puzzled -- and amused! -- that "inure" has been left intact ever since the very first edit. I suppose everyone is just so inured to odd word-choices that it didn't seem out of place. :)
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Skip to comments.NEVER FORGET: Where Were you on 9/11?
Posted on 09/10/2009 9:48:39 PM PDT by DaveLoneRanger
Seeing none from this year, I would like us to share our memories of 9/11. Like Kennedy's assassination or Pearl Harbor, few can ever forget where they were on that dreadful day. Please share your memory of 9/11, where you were, and also tell us in a few sentences how it changed you.
I was still in bed ( Los Angeles)...daughter called us at 5:45 and told us about the first plane that had just gone into the World Trade Center...
We got up, ran for the TV and watched in horror as the 2nd plane hit... Wept and prayed all day!
Just waking up on the west coast, listening to the news on the radio.
I was in electronics class listening to my teacher talk about voltage dividers. [The high school I attended is located in Alexandria, Virginia, very close to the Pentagon.] It was right near the end of class when the PA system crackled on, and our principal announced that the World Trade Centers had been attacked.
The whole school stopped.
People turned on televisions and forgot about class, though some teachers tried to carry on.
I called my dad to pick me up, and he left work early to come get me. I will never forget how I-395 and I-95 in Northern Virginia looked that day: the entire northbound segment was closed and crawling with police from every jurisdiction you could think of.
[The father of a new freshman at my high school was one of the passengers murdered on Flight 77. A woman from my church who worked at the Pentagon never came home that day. And the brother of one of my math teachers was incinerated at the World Trade Center that morning.]
Just beginning our first full week of homeschool with my daughter, then 13. We were listening to Fox News when the first plane hit the tower. From that point on, we were riveted to the tv for the balance of the day and a good part of the night.
I was working as a medical claims entry clerk. I usually took my breaks at odd times, so I could be alone. I came down the steps going into the break room just in time to see the plane fly into the second tower. I ran back up to let my co-workers know what was happening, and none believed me at first.
On a business trip half way across the Country from my family. It was nearly two weeks before I could get back home.
At high school, in Trigonometry class.
On September 11, 2001, I knew it was time to stand against the enemies of America. Today I know that our nation's enemies have occupied Congress and the White House.
I was only in my mid-teens. I got up early to help with my toddler brother who was sick as my father had to leave for work. I had just turned off Fox News and joined my mother in the kitchen when the radio reported smoke and flames coming out of the World Trade Center. I rushed back to the TV and watched live as the second plane hit. I don't remember much else about that day. I spent most of it watching what was happening. The day suddenly felt different...like Christmas does, the mindset is so deep that even the air seems different. Only this wasn't Christmas.
I know that the full consequences did not fully hit me until much, much later. And I know that it killed me to be unable to do anything. I was not even able to donate blood, which wouldn't have helped anyway.
My emotions were all over the map.
Driving to work in Seattle, not understanding the Radio broadcasts. Got to work and saw the second plane hit.
Bought guns. Moved to North Dakota. Joined CAP.
Our host had recently been in Alaska and quite by coincidence had picked up some Osama Bin Laden wanted posters in the post office. This was well before 9/11. We went into town and distributed them for free to the shops, bars, etc., and suggested that if anyone came in to buy them that the money be sent to the Red Cross. Two days later my friend got a phone call from the Red Cross telling him to stop or that they would take legal action against him. We were shocked and dismayed by this, but having seen how far political correctness has gone since 9/11, I just feel sad about it.
I was in a hotel. Checked my email around 6 Pacific time, found an email from a friend saying TURN ON YOUR TV RIGHT NOW. I did, and after a few minutes the towers started collapsing.
I stayed around for a while, then left to go to a meeting. As I was exiting the hotel lobby, a couple dozen flight attendants, stewards and pilots came in the door, having been bused there from the nearby airport since all flights were cancelled. The looks on their faces is not something I'll soon forget.
I just woke up, turned on the TV to the Today Show while still in bed like I did every morning to see what's going on in the world. The second plane was just hitting. i thought "our lives will never be the same".
What a horrible time....so many innocent people. But just as bad....we've just elected a POTUS who says he'll stand with the Muslims and who sat in Jeremiah Wright's "church" for 20 years, who bowed to the Saudi King!!! What is wrong with us?????
Calculus class, senior year of high school.
The state senator's son (a classmate of mine) came in about an hour late an announced it, we turned on the TV, and the teacher said "let's get back to our studies, we'll check it again at the end of class."
When we turned the TV on again and I saw that 2nd tower smoking, I knew then and there we were at war.
Having just done a report on him the year before, I said "it's gotta be bin Laden"...my friend said "who?" How times have changed.
I'll never forget the chill that ran down my spine when I saw those towers collapse on live TV.
Never forget...
(I watch this video at least once a year, and always on 9/11)
I got up, getting ready to work and was watching FOX. They broke in with news that a small plan had hit the World Trade Center.
The other one hit a few minutes later. Something major was happening.
I went to work. The towers came down. The pentagon got hit. The plane went down in Pennsylvania...lets roll.
We followed the news all day at work.
Hit a bar after work. Things were coming together as to what happened.
I was glad Bush was prez rather than Al.
I was sleeping in bed when my grandma came in to awaken me and she held me in her arms all day. We watched TV all day. Scenes I will never forget. Later in the evening, my grandpa took us all to Church to pray and light candles.
I was at home barely a quarter mile from ground zero, just leaving my apartment when the first plane hit. My building shook and a huge black cloud with glitter (floating paper shining in the sun) spread out from behind Police Plaza. As bad as it was on 9/11 it was just as bad in the following months with the ash, dust and smell as downtown Manhattan was locked down tight. Never forget, never forgive.
I am on the West Coast. I had been up reading a book (a Tom Clancy book no less) up until about 4 am. About 7am, everyone woke me up and told me to watch TV. I was half-awake and watching all this stuff happen, which was mind boggling. And while that was happening, my wife comes over and whispers to me that she was pregnant!
That was a surreal, surreal day.
Sacramento. Got up as usual to get ready for work. Turned on the TV news as usual. I thought it was a joke - like "War of the Worlds" or something. I somehow went to work and they sent us home. And I had this mental illness for several months where I kept watching the TV coverage of the carnage - over and over. I finally had to make myself stop watching TV and find ways to distract myself from the horror. I think we all went mad for a while there.
We were in Sacramento. I was taking hubby to work at approx 5:30am. Turned the radio on for a little music to wake us up. What we heard did the job. We were flabbergasted and not quite sure what we were hearing was real.
I became a news junkie and I've pretty much been angry about a lot of things ever since.
I had driven my husband to work and stopped at my mom's on the way home. She asked me if I heard about the plane crash. I thought she meant a plane had crashed, which I had thought the story on the radio was about a plane crash.
The tv was on and they were showing the plane crashing into the World Trade Center, and the building coming down.
I was still standing, became mute, and literally sank down into the ottoman, not fully aware if it was really under me, speechless.
I turned on the Today show as well, on my way to make coffee. Tom Brokaw was on chatting with the others, but there were the towers burning behind them. I thought at first they were talking about a movie....Then it sunk in.
Living in Northern Cali. My sister, who worked in Manhattan, kept calling until I got out of the shower and picked up the phone. I turned the TV on just as the 2nd plane hit. I remember that as we watched the unfolding events, at one point she said "Those people just can't leave those buildings alone can they?" (she actually worked in the Towers during the 1st attack in 1993 and trekked down 45 stories through smoke).
We live near a flight route for Cleveland Hopkins Airport. After all the flights were grounded, the silence in our neighborhood was something I will never forget. Once the planes were able to fly again, the noise from overhead flights made our hearts skip a beat.
I was helping my brother put a deck on his cabin in the mountains of Colorado. A man drove over and told us. He had his radio tuned to NPR. My brother flat out told him to change stations and we immediately tuned into KOA in Denver.
I immediately left the office, formed up the family, and dug out my old DD-214. I then spent the next 6 years back in uniform.
I will NEVER forget that day. I will never forgive that day.
I was taking a test for 11th grade social studies/civics. My teacher told us that a small plane had hit the WTC and that was it, about 30 minutes later during my study hall I went to the Library to watch the breaking news coverage, I still do not remember if I saw the 2nd tower fall or not.
A horrible, horrible horrible day.
My husband had just left for work and I was watching Fox news. I thought it was a movie being filmed. I just stood there watching and then I realized it was real. The second plane hit, I felt weak. I woke my son up, my husband called, we all cried.
I went to the store later that day, no one said anything, not a word. It was silent in there. Everyone was in shock.
I was on my way to work in Denver, on the expressway when I heard about the first plane. I arrived at work (a campaign office) and ran inside to where everyone was standing around the television just a few moments before the second plane hit. We all watched the coverage for a while after that, and after the buildings fell we couldn't watch anymore. I was pretty much in a daze as being at work, and needing to write a press release doesn't allow for one to experience their emotions... It took me a LONG time to deal with the emotions of that day as I had packed them away so thoroughly at the time. The grief over how many lives were lost before my very eyes didn't hit me till about 6 mos. after.
How did it change me personally? For one thing it made me re-examine some of my beliefs about the world we live in, and some of my political attitudes before and after that point... It lead me to becoming MORE conservative as many of my libertarian friends were so filled with the "it figures because we're so horrid" attitude that I literally couldn't stand hearing it - knowing they were wrong.
Remember to fly your flags!!!
I was driving on a county road near Chico, CA on my way to work in Vacaville, CA when the first news report was made about the first plane hitting the tower. My initial reaction was that this was an intentional act, especially given that the reporter on the radio stated that the skys were clear with visibility at around 20 miles. I called my wife, waking her, and had her turn on the T.V. By the time the 2nd plane struck I was on I5 heading south. My wife called me to tell me about the 2nd plane as the radio news had not yet reported it. I arrived at work at around 7:40am PDT and immediately began watching the horror of the attacks on a T.V. in the library at the Middle School I worked at that day.
Getting ready for jury duty, Las Vegas, NV. Hubby called me and said "Something has happened in NY, turn on the TV NOW!" My boss was about a mile away from the Towers; I tried and tried to call him, to no avail. I remember thinking "He's got a wife and three kids; where IS he?"
I drove down the freeway to jury duty crying. The rest of that week was a blur; I remember being glued to the television for what was probably days, but I had no concept of time at that point.
I WILL NEVER FORGET. That day changed me forever. Before that, I have to admit, I was pretty much as oblivious as most folks; afterward, no more.
Was at home in El Segundo. (for those in Rio Linda and Port St. Lucie, El Segundo is just south of LAX Airport.)
Had been out late the night before (Monday), after having been out of town the weekend before, down near San Diego. Room was a mess, couldn't find a clock, wasn't wearing a watch, couldn't find what passed for a cell phone. Woke up and had no sense of time. So I decided to turn on the one program, or type of program, that would have the time...the morning news.
Thought it was a preview for an upcoming movie. Till I put on my glasses, flipped the channels on my vcr, and saw it on every damn channel.
And then I realized why it was so bloody quiet outside. On any given day, I could hear planes taking off and landing, could hear the sound of traffic going north on Sepulveda Blvd.
Not that day. Planes were grounded. Lots of folks were already at work or weren't going.
First, shock. Then, rage. (Wanted W's number, to send me to kick...whose ass? All the attackers were dead)..then, profound sadness. For weeks, couldn't hear the anthem (played by many stations at 6am, noon, and 5pm) or see a flag, without absolutely losing it...crying so much that if I was driving, I had to pull the bloody hell over.
And when I thought I had no tears left, it would happen again.
As an aside, I always said that two things changed my life, in terms of political awareness...as much as anything else could...the recount and 9/11. I never really paid too close attention to politics until those two events, less than a year apart.
When my morning sports show turned all Anti-Bush all the time, I went channel surfing...and found Rush Limbaugh. And not long after that, I found Free Republic. Been hooked ever since.
I fired up Yahoo News on my browser, and couldn't believe what I was reading - it was all so surreal. I turned on the TV, just to see a replay of the towers falling. I let out an involuntary scream - they were twin icons of my youth in NJ - seeing them meant you were getting closer to the city, but they were so huge you knew you still had a long ways to go.
I despise any a-hole, in whatever office (eligible or not), that wants to turn 9/11 away from a memorial and day of vigilance to a day of volunteering and block parties.
I remember watching Fox & Friends that day before I left for class, it was really beautiful out in New York so the crew was outside and were interviewing Robert Urich.
Seems most of the replies are from the west coast... I was Eastbound on Route 78 to School in Newark, NJ and I saw this white mushroom cloud rising on the horizon... at the split where the express and local lanes separate there were people driving like idiots going super slow in the middle of the highway and pulling over into the median.
Right about there is where you could see the tower burning... I got to school, parked and immediately went up to the top of the parking deck. There was a kid up there with a pair of binoculars and he said they said on the news that a Cessna hit the world trade center. I knew it weren't no Cessna.
Went back down to get ready for class and right then from 7 miles away or whatever it is, I saw the other tower get hit and later saw them collapse.
I don't like thinking about it too much... September 2001 was an all around bad time in my life.
I was at work when a co-worker ran in to tell us a plane had hit the WTC. We drove over to the cafeteria which has satellite TV. We watched in horror as the second plane hit. I will never forget the feeling of helplessness and despair I felt at that time. NEVER FORGET.
Oh, and how did this day change me? I guess I became less tolerent of liberals over the course of the next months and years. The unbelievable BS they kept coming up with with respect to saying the President and his administration perpetrated this act of war made me cringe and filled with wrath that anyone would be that stupid.
Then, I lived in the outskirts of Boston, (metrowest), but well within Logan airport's TCA.
It was rare to NOT see a plane or contrails from any window.
Air traffic noise was seemingly non existent until Sept 11. Once all air traffic was grounded, the silence will be a personal remembrance.
Low Mil overflights were all that broke that airspace and silence (and were welcome).
Even after hurricanes or ice storms, there was some air traffic and background noise.
This was the first time that I had experienced that degree of silence in such a populated area.
I was running a few minutes late for work and had just picked up the remote to shut off Good Morning America when the taped broadcast was interrupted by a live feed. Charlie Gibson was saying that a small plane had crashed into one of the Trade towers and they were showing it live.
I was counting the windows on the screen (knowing that a plane that took out 5 or 6 stories wasn't a "small plane") when another plane came into the shot and hit the second tower.
I froze and then started flipping channels to make sure I saw what I saw.
I will never forget the poor NBC reporterette who was on a rooftop reporting live who just started screaming and freaking out before they switched back to Matt Lauer on the Today show.
I left at that point and ran the six blocks to my work, went up to my office floor and went into an administrator's office and turned on the TV. As I left a room full of stunned people, I ran to my desk to find news on the internet. It was locked down for the most part, but Freerepublic was up and accessible.
We were evacuated from our offices about 20 minutes later and I went home and stayed on the phone and Freerepublic gathering info and putting it together for various people around the world. That was a crazy day.
I was asleep. Mom woke me and said something about a building on fire in NY. Watched in a daze as everyone tried to figure out what was happening, then one tower was gone. I remember asking mom where the other building was, 'weren't there two?'. Newspeople talking about a plane. Speculating what kind of plane it was and if it was an accident. Then the other plane hit and it was certain that it wasn't an accident. From then everything seemed to be happening all over the place. Talk of other planes, etc.
I remember just watching and listening and just wanting to know what was going on and who did it. It was a day of being glued to the TV because our local picked up the Shanksville story and went with it to the late, late hours.
I guess my initial reaction was being numb. I don't think I was able to cry for about two days. Not until they showed interviews with families of people in the Towers who were holding photos of their loved ones and were so sure they'd gotten out. That finally brought home what had happened and the loss. Seeing those people and knowing there wasn't a chance that loved one had gotten out.
I was in Topeka, KS, at the time. I'm a member of Sports Car Club of America (SCCA) and as such was in town for the Solo National Championships at Forbes Field at the time.
I was working impound for the first heat, scheduled to run third heat as I recall, when I remember someone running over to the impound area telling us a plane had crashed into one of the Twin Towers. I got various other reports throughout the heat about what had transpired. Eventually, the event was shut down (my first day of competition was to have been that day).
Ultimately, SCCA decided that the championships would be decided from one day's results (normally, the championships are held over two days and the best time from each day is added together). We did complete the championships; I didn't win, but it's an event I will never forget.
And one day I will return to the Solo Nationals. I still feel I have unfinished business, as the course I was not allowed to run would have probably worked into my car's favor and I walked it eight times!
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The Crack in the Wall is a bit eerie, what with the girl's screams and such.
Sort of a retelling of the Monkey's Paw. It tried to be creepy, with the crack that could not be fixed and the man who called himself The Helper, but it just did not work for me. Move along folks, nothing to hear here.
Hmm - always thought this was a first season classic - TOO creepy maybe? Disturbing elements.
So eerie and sad to begin with the passing of the couples daughter. But all souls should be put to rest at peace.
Pretty cool storyline; a dead daughter who communicates through a crack in the wall. Can it be fixed? By something other than the paranormal itself?
Loved it. Creepy. Especially the end.
A couple loses their 16 year old daughter and while trying to patch a hole in their basement wall, they hear a chilling noise. A "helper" comes along to offer assistance....at a price.
Man, that was scary. Okay, here's the lowdown: Married couple loses their 16 year old daughter in a fiery accident. The mother is so distraught that she begins hearing her daughter calling in the night, from a crack in the wall of the cellar (the cellar of course, the darkest, lowest, scariest room in the whole flippin house). Anyway, is she really hearing this?...When her husband begins hearing it, is he just having a mental breakdown?...Are both of them? Excellent production. It was so scary that I think it was almost too scary (not kidding). If you're seeking true horror, The Crack in the Wall is where you need to start. That has to be the scariest radio broadcast I've ever heard.
Marlon F.
Yeah, I listened with my family last night in a dark room (a dark room is the best setting for this, if you're seeking to get scared). My wife and two kids all reached the same conclusion, "Too scary".
Ramon Chris
After their daughter dies, a couple discover that they can hear her calling out to them...from the crack in the wall of their basement that cannot be sealed! This is a truly scary episode. I wouldn't suggest listening to this one when you are going to sleep. This episode stars Wesley Addy who played the partiarch in the '80's soap "Loving" and is also memorable for his weasley TV executive in the classic film "Network." Genre: Horror
John Erick C.
A couple grieves the loss of their daughter in a house fire. A crack in the basement wall of their new house can not be repaired despite several tries. They begin to hear the cries of their deceased daughter through that crack. Well acted, great characters, and spooky story. Highly recommended.
Svensson Dwight
Complicating matters is a mysterious crack in their basement wall that essentially refuses to be sealed. At night, the mother starts hearing a wailing voice that appears to be originating from the other side of the cracked wall...it's the terrified voice of her daughter. Later, when the couple is attempting to investigate the voice a mysterious (and not particularly pleasant) man appears who says the voice is indeed their daughter's and that they can choose to bring her back. The father is uneasy with the man, the woman, while appreciating the opportunity to possibly see their daughter again, may be developing psychological problems. Later, the man meets with the minister of their church and tells them about all the goings on. The man asks his minister if he believes in the devil. The minister replies that many in his profession believe the devil is but a concept of evil. The man disagrees, saying "I think I've met him."
Griffin Malone
A middle-aged man and his wife are understandably bereaved after their daughter is burned to death in an accidental fire. The mother in particular is having extreme difficults coping with the tragedy...she genuinely wants her daughter back.
After a couple's daughter dies tragically they hear voices from their basement through a crack in the wall that refuses to be repaired. No matter what they try to do, the repairs disappear. Both parents feel they are going in sane and commit themselves to a sanatorium.
What an excellent selection! It is too often overlooked when there is a discussion of the all time great episodes. Celeste Holm was a veteran of Broadway and delivers a fine performance. Here we get Robert Dryden's straight voice and he delivers one of his finest performances. Listen to this one folks. You will not be disappointed.
Jamie B.
The previous post correctly points out that this episode is basically "The Monkeys Paw" redone; I love that story and enjoyed this episode a lot. I prefer the creepier RMT episodes, particularly those with a supernatural element. The voice of the dead daughter was suitably spooky. I found the minister's rejection of the idea of the existence of a devil interesting. It reminded me of the famous Time magazine cover that asked if God was dead.
J. Kid
As a newbie to this site, I haven't listened to most of the CBSRMT episodes and the show of the day helps me to figure out which episodes I should listen to first.
2 down and 1398 to go.
Angie Dona
This episode really creeps me out! Between the girl's crying and the parents practically on the breaking point and that weird little guy that shows up...this is one episode I would not listen to alone...in the dark.
Ms. Palafox
You are right. There is nothing abstract about the evil in this story. Our "friend", Helper, tells it like it is immediately with his introduction. The characters, except Nora, resist this to the end. If she didn't believe, would that have prevented her from making a deal? Would she thus be saved? Talk about an abstract thought!
Pammy Pam
Hmmm. I find myself wanting to split this story. One portion contains the observation that we have a fairly spooky episode. The other portion involves the interpretation of this tale. The combination, methinks, gives a good tale. It is spooky, particularly the howling, yearning pleas from the dead daughter. The recently departed Bob Dryden, as Helper, consistently plays impish devil types with effectiveness. He could sound old, middle aged or devilish most effectively. The crack that mysteriously won't mend is intriguing. This reminds me: there is an excellent Inner Sanctum, with Boris Karloff, "The Wailing Wall". It is a masterpiece and if anyone would like a copy let me know and I'd be happy to send it. Back to the story: The wailing is effective. What really is interesting here is what is not said, or demonstrated. The story requires much interpretation. We can take it, that the existence of the "sounds" of the daughter and Helper are real. We can also conclude that Nora and Paul are not "cracked" themselves. The wall nicely represents a couple of things: a crack in Nora's heart that cannot be filled, and also a split in her religious faith. With these in mind, we see that the "devil" moves in to take advantage of Nora's yearning for her daughter. Most interesting, and unusual, (though not so unusual for the great CBSRMT) concerns a conclusion that results in the devil winning. We must assume he claims Nora's soul. Helper told her she could have her daughter back—at a price. Here, as in "The Monkey's Paw", a grieving mother wants her dead offspring back and then uses up her last wish to send the offspring back. Why? Because the offspring is pretty much an animated corpse. So, is Nora doomed? Was her daughter caught in the devil's clutches here, or was he luring the mother with sound effects? In other words, if he had the daughter caught and tormented, why is she not in Heaven? Many questions. It is also interesting to note the wall sealing up after this is over. Ahhh…it sucked up a soul. Or is it closed because Nora wanted her daughter to remain dead? Thus its symbolism transforms. I'm looking forward to hearing some comments on this. I would also like to ask a question of the reviewers in general. When we review these episodes I hope all think it is appropriate to criticize as well as praise. My question is this: do you reviewers agree that an episode should get an honest review? If an episode screams "slam me", then slam it! I think it is a part of the fun. I have wondered about this in the past.
Freddie S.
I gave this one a 4. Nice selection. Dryden is marvelous in his role. The guy plays the hick sheriff so well in so many other episodes, it's incredible his range lets him go to the evil disciple of Satan. If you're a parent, then you can almost imagine those parents' suffering and how badly they must want to communicate with their daughter again. The script brings that anguish to the forefront well. Celeste Holm is also marvelous. She graduated to broadway and apparently never looked back. A play she starred in is advertised frequently on some of the WOR tapes.
In fact, I recently listened to this one and again, it pretty much creeped me out as well. It was a bit o'er the top for my taste, and at moments I actually cracked a smile, but it definitely got the adrenaline pumping! Funny you mentioned it, because as I listened to The Crack In the Wall, I made a mental comparison between the Helper and the "strange man" from Hickory Dickory Doom! Now that's creepy, eh?
Jovy D.
I made a mental comparison between the Helper and the "strange man" from Hickory Dickory Doom! Now that's creepy, eh? Yes, and Robert Dryden was really good in Hickory Dickory Doom as that weird man. "I must seeee the CLOCK", with a twisted contortion to his voice that I have so far only heard in this episode.
Vickie B.
I was wondering if all who review the shows here understand it is appropriate to discuss the show as a whole, strong and weak points, as it effects the individual listener. It is not a slam of the person who chooses the show to be critical of aspects of a given show. A review in the true sense involves taking it apart to look at the bones (structure). I don't mean to infer to anyone how to review a show. I am wondering if there is reservation with some members to be critical. It's a sense I get. To better understand if this sense is accurate, I figured the best way to find out is to ask! Hope this is clear. I love to read reviews here, almost as much as listening to the shows. This site is so valuable in that we can express our ideas about what is important to us all- the CBSRMT.
Marlon B.
Gotta' smile! I remember being absolutely spooked by CBSRMT as a kid on countless occassions ... your creepy commute reminds me of a lot of those times.
I liked this episode but do wish there were more to it somehow. I wish the mother were thinking when she made her second wish--wish for the girl to healthy and alive of course! As an other worldly story, I think this one works. It is odd to have that man in the basement but it is also odd to have him give the mother 2 wishes. On a totally different level though, I love this episode. It is one of the few I remember listening to as a child with my mom. I was FREAKED out and mom had to calm me down. That alone makes this a great episode--it touched me as if it were real. Of course I was a little kid at the time so it makes sense I would be freaked out. However, the memory of this episode over rides any bones I have to pick with it.
Mark Cano
I remember listening to this one in the "old days", so yes, I do have my own cassette copy of the show. This is a pretty good encode of the show . . . and it's amazing/amusing how my (our?) original views of the shows stays with us and stays the same over the years.
I like this episode, with the proviso that I have with almost all of the supernatural tales. One must have an inkling of a doubt that ghosts cannot not exist . . . or perhaps more clearly, you have to at some subconscious level accept at least the small possibility that ghosts might exist. You must ressurect the fears you felt as a four year old, the monster under the bed, and that usually entails dismissing some part of one's critical faculties. It's like a pebble in my shoe. Of course, that's the fun part of these shows as well!
The tale is almost a straight rip off of "The Monkey's Paw" . . . mother wishing dead child back to life . . . multiple wishes used the same way, and so on. Sucking, flowing, vanishing cement is certainly an unusual preternatural device! A weird choce.
I think the actors really excell at laying before us the tragedy of losing a child. It's been said that the greatest horror in this life is for a parent to lose a child and RMT shows us this very well in this story.
The whole mental asylum subplot seems almost gratuitious, but works to turn a two act radio drama into one three acts long.
But I don't really mean to sound negative on this one. All around thumbs up for the episode.
This is one of my all-time favorites. A nice twist on "The Monkey's Paw". It's a very eerie play, and Celeste Holm is always great. She is one of my top favorite RMT actresses, although she didn't do very many episodes. She was a real old-time pro. Amazing voice.
Nick B.
I can't say this is one of my absolute favorite programs but I'm giving it a 4/5 because I had listened to it previously and it defintely stuck with me. When listening to it a second time, I realized it had made a big impression on me. As a kid, I was always terrified of anything related to the devil so I probably wouldn't have made it through this program. The sound effects are among the creepiest I've heard and the wailing girl sends a shiver up my spine.
Mr. Harris
This was a real good show, I didn't have an idea how it would end until the end. The contemporary nature and the grimness of the story sets a show like this apart from more traditional gothic horror (like the Conan Doyle shows on RMT), which can sometimes have a quaintness. I didn't give it the highest ranking because I wasn't completely convinced by the motivations of the mother ... seemed to decide to make a pact with the devil abruptly. But the ending made it complete for me and was pretty intense. Was Robert Dryden the Helper? He has a unique voice and can cast it many different ways. Also found myself wondering about the particular circumstances of the daughter's death, I suppose it didn't affect the story line but might have brought her into more focus.
This, to me, is what the Mystery Theater is all about. Though it may arguably not be the best episode of the whole, it is without a doubt among the creepiest tales I've come across. I listened to it very late last night, as I usually do (one of the two headphone "buds" in my ear as I listen with my other ear to the pillow). Almost from the start of the show I was creeped out. Pretty much from the mention of the dead daughter. I knew it was going to be one of "those" episodes. The tale is quite Poe-like, and reminds me of several stories I've read over the years. There's one in particular, I think called The Monkey Paw or something, in which the son returns from the dead after a devastating industrial accident. Things I disliked about this episode: At the beginning, the husband consoling his wife with religious clichés and calmly trying to find the spiritual side of their daughter's death - if someone said that stuff to me while I were grieving, I'm sure I'd consider socking them in the nose. Also, the story took a lot of time going back and forth between believing and not believing, doctors and priests, and such. And the "Helper" seemed almost an unnecessary instrument, but did add that little bit of creep-factor to make him a useful tool, in part. It seemed to me that there was just too much going on and not enough getting to the point. I often wonder why characters in these stories don't just vacate at the first indication of something "odd" going on. Eddie Murphy has a whole bit devoted to this behavior. "Why is it when white folks enter a house and hear a scarily echoing voice telling them to "Get out!" they stay anyway? When black folks hear that same big bad voice, they say, "Too bad we can't stay, baby!" ~ Eddie Murphy The show makes me wonder how I might have handled the situation. My intelligence would tell me this is all wrong, but like the mother, my heart would be swept away with grief for my child and wish by any means to have her back. What a ghastly predicament! I gave this episode a 3.8/5 based on the originality of the tale. It was really well performed and produced, but as I said, I've heard it before. Thank you for choosing such a wonderful selection and for keeping me creeped out from Sunday evening until Monday afternoon!!
Have you listened to Hickory Dickory Doom (790226) yet? If not, you should.
Jenkins M.
I would also like to ask a question of the reviewers in general. When we review these episodes I hope all think it is appropriate to criticize as well as praise. My question is this: do you reviewers agree that an episode should get an honest review? If an episode screams "slam me", then slam it! I think it is a part of the fun. I have won
dered about this in the past. I'm happy that, after posting my thoughts of the show and then going back to read your critique, we both found a similarity in the Monkey's Paw tale. As usual, a very nice commentary from you. I've come across a few episodes that I've either struggled through til the end or have just skipped after hearing the first ten minutes of.
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This story echoes "The Monkey's Paw." The Helper's voice seemed somewhat androgynous to me. Deal with the devil.
Reminded me of the name of that short story this borrows from "The monkey's paw". (There are a couple of other RMTs that use this concept...I think the downbeat "The wishing stone" is one of them). I find myself sometimes thinking "Just wish your loved one back the way they were BEFORE their tragedy! JUST WISH THEM BACK TO BEING THE WAY THEY WERE!" However, remembering the times I've not thought clearly in stressful events, I can fully understand how this could happen.
However, this was the thing that stuck with me the most, occurring around the 22:00 mark. It's where Mr. Sandefort speaks with his minister, Dr. Fowler (note how the former doesn't call him "Pastor" or "Reverend"):
DR. FOWLER: "My good man, in this enlightened age when we speak of 'Satan' it is usually, uh, well...what I mean to say is we think of The devil as the embodiment of all evil but not as an actually being."
MR. SANDEFORT: "I see...well, Dr. Fowler, if you can't help us we may have to go to someone who can. There are groups where they believe in The devil..."
DR. FOWLER: "Mr. Sandefort, uh...Paul. Please understand. I cannot believe in The devil as being other than an abstract name for evil."
MR. SANDEFORT: "If I can show him to you, will you believe me then? I saw him. I have seen The devil and The devil's work and I am frightened to death."
Ladies and gentlemen...without getting into "politics and religion" this is another reason why the RMT was so unique. Those few sentences are a concentrate of a theological argument that I have read exists between post-modern, liberal theologians and more fundementalist, evangelical conservative ones, and the playwright has woven them into the story very well.
And, more interestingly, the way this is written we know exactly where the story (if not the author) stands.
Always liked this one ! One of the better efforts and one I don't mind hearing again.
It was late at night, couldn't sleep, laying in the dark with no distractions, and this show was awesome. I listened two nights in a row. The screaming of a burned child from the grave, eerie sound effects, dark imagery, the weird preacher, and Celeste Holme was tremendous. The actor that played the husband creeped me out with his voice even though he wasn't evil. I do wonder why he told his wife to send the child back with the last wish instead of healing her, but I guess that is where she belonged. Be careful what you wish for...
Totally creepy, the kind that sends kids screaming into their parents bedroom even though they are supposed to be asleep instead of listening to the radio!
Caren J.
This is an episode that reminded me that my mom and dad would not let me listen to every episode of Mystery Theater. Without a doubt, this episode truly emits the \"fear you can hear.\" 4 stars.
The Crack in the Wall is very creepy
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My questions are simple... The mother got 2 wishes: 1. To revive a decomposed corpse of her "daughter". 2. The second she used to send her back. So, my questions are: 1. What about the mother's payment? 2. How did the second wish seal the crack? The story is unfinished. :(
I wonder who The Helper really was (although I think everyone's suspicions are correct) but also what the cost of her two wishes were - that is never said. She was gone for over 3 hours and it sounded like she could've gotten home fairly quickly. One usually asks one's self if they would do the same thing in the same situation, but some situations you have to experience yourself before finding out the real answer.
qualifies for Halloween creepiness. I also think Blizzard of Terroris fairly scary up until the end. The end kind of ruins it I guess. Reminds me of that movie The Village. Such a terrifying concept and the end messes it up---leaves you feeling robbed, lol.
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Heat oven 350. Sprinkle half the salt on cod fillets, place on a lightly greased pan and cook for 20 minutes, remove and cool slightly, drain any liquid and refrigerate until well chilled. This will help keep the fish flaky.
Chop bread crumbs with a knife but leave fairly coarse; use a food processor if you have one. Sauté the onions, celery, red and green bell peppers in a small amount of oil or clarified butter until slightly soft. Drain and cool.
In a bowl large enough for mixing, combine the cod fillet (do not break up first) bread crumbs, sautéed vegetables, parsley, eggs, heavy cream, lemon juice, Tabasco, salt, black pepper and mix well but still flaky. Cod is a very lean fish and the cream acts as a binder for the ingredients.
Form into eight 4-ounce balls and let set up for 10 minutes. In a sauté or fry pan, heat a small amount of cooking oil or clarified butter over medium heat, flatten and mold each ball into cake and gently place in the hot oil. Cook 3 to 4 minutes; turn gently and cook 3 to 4 more minutes until golden brown. The cakes firm up as they cook. Remove and drain on a paper towel. Serve with corn relish or tartar sauce.
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Heat olive oil in a small sauce pan, add the corn and cook for 5 minutes, add the remaining ingredients except parsley and cook for 5 more minutes, add parsley and remove from heat, cool and serve with cod cakes or store in a glass jar for up to two weeks.
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Type: Event | Date: Tuesday, Oct 27, 2009Emerging South Korean filmmaker Kim Jin-Won takes a cue from the "torture porn" horror sub-genre propagated by such controversial shockers as Hostel and Saw for this first-person frightener centering on a group of sadistic snuff film producers and the unwilling stars of their most recent production. The action begins as a handful of people awake bound and bloodied on the floor of a dilapidated slaughterhouse, their captors casually discussing the bloody mayhem that is about to unfold. It seems that overseas audiences are hungering for films that feature Koreans killing one another in a variety of inventive ways, and these producers are prepared to make a killing by catering to the growing demand for senseless violence. Each of the "actors" has been outfitted with a head-mounted video camera, their terror conveyed in immediate and unequivocal terms as they struggle to find an escape from the horrors of this dark abattoir. As the terror intensifies, the viewer experiences the scene from both the head-mounted cameras that have been placed on the actors, and the filmmaker's cameras as well. Later, a married couple is dragged mercilessly into the Butcher's blood-soaked chamber and the husband is forced to partake in a dehumanizing game of death that pits his love for his spouse directly against his survival instincts. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide
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Director: David Christopher
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Cast: Brett Rockman, Hypnotic, Scott Lyons, Kyle Stone (straight), Candice Jackson, David Christopher, Angel Eyes, Simone (I), Mercedes (I), Chris Charming
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Shares of gun stocks move higher after the Supreme Court strikes down the City of Chicago's ban on individual ownership of handguns, saying "self-defense is a basic right." SWHC +3.2%. RGR +1.7%.
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positivethoughts, contributorComments (2064) | + Follow Following - UnfollowThe police can only respond to crime after it happens, so in other words, you have to expose yourself to victimhood in order to get help. And even then, justice is often not equivalent to the crime committed.
Daily will now just hire more people to make gun possession a bureaucratic quagmire. No law will stand in the way of our fine mayor. Nor will any law stand in the way of our President, also from the Chicago mold. This is but a minor setback to those that have no plan to follow the law or Constitution.
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It's pretty obvious why the Supreme Court decision is good for gold. With increased availability of guns, potential gold investors will be more confident that they will be able to protect their holdings from home invasion. (Obviously holding GLD or the physical at a bank will be of no value during a severe crisis). In addition, there is a good chance that this court will find the income tax, direct election of Senators and various civil rights laws unconstitutional. In that frame, it's not unrealistic to expect that they will outlaw fiat currencies as well. Good for gold and guns.
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Cha, chai or te? A Richmond Hill family's multiple ways of preparing what Chinese philosopher Lao Tzu called "the elixir of life."
In Richmond Hill, a neighborhood's safety concerns are pitted against a city's effort to bring youth offenders closer to home. And the residents are up in arms.
How a high school teacher's advocacy vs. bullying of Sikh students led her from the classroom to the court room.
Many of the neighborhood's roti shops are located just steps from the A train. For Richmond Hill residents, gyaffing and hot doubles can remedy anything the MTA throws at them.
"…I'd see non-Sikhs…be scared because there were so many turbans around them. I want to end that," Amrinder Singh explained.
It's Sunday morning and there's a debate underway at the Richmond Hill Flea Market in Queens. At issue: a pair of bejeweled, costume earrings made of faux diamonds and rubies.
There are lists of some slave uprisings in the late 1600s. There were gallows next to Beaver Pond.
Dispatch from Far Rockaway and Jamaica in the wake of Hurricane Sandy.
Back in 1830, Richmond Hill was a farm.
Iconic New Yorkers, from 50 Cent to Rodney Dangerfield, have intersected with Richmond Hill for decades. So why does it remain absent from Queens lore?
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Red Sox 19, Rangers 17
Artist's rendering of Scott Feldman.
You know how you know when you really, really suck? When you score two touchdowns and a field goal and still find a way to lose.
Oh yeah, and you're a baseball team!
The Rangers' horrific pitching sank to historic depths Tuesday night, turning the most important game of the year into a debacle for the ages in a 19-17 loss to the Red Sox at Fenway Park. Only seven games behind Boston in the Wild Card chase with still ¼ of the season left, Texas spanked the Sox to the tune of 20 hits and actually erased two 10-run – that's right, two ten-run -- deficits.
But, etching yet another black mark on what will surely be the Rangers' 2008 tombstone, atrocious pitching negated fantastic offense. It's a shame. Because although the spunky Rangers are gritty gamers who are fun to watch and have supplied us with a decade's worth of memorable comeback wins, the indelible image of 2008 will be the Boston Massacre.
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Advertising Agency: Fischer América, Argentina
General Creative Director: Fernando Fernández
Creative Director: Diego Sica
Art Director: Alejandro Barredo
Copywriter: Alvaro Lecumberri
General Account Direction: Javier Fernández
Account Direction: Sergio García Fontenla
Account Executive: Juan Palmeiro
Chief of Graphic Production: Adrián Sarno
Illustration: Ani Suren
Published:May 2013
6 comments
RichardClMay 14, 2013 - 7:23
Is this trying to say:
VW is solid. Always there.
You'll get one eventually.
roy.nammourMay 23, 2013 - 4:59
Roy Nammour
Brilliant, true insight taken to an ad level. Thumbs up!
Roy Nammour
Strategic Planning Director - IMPACT BBDO