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Perry Chapdelaine

2014-07-21T23:40:17Z

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{| align="right" style="width:20%" style="border: 1px solid darkgray;"
|-
! style="background: #85FF85;" colspan="2"|Perry Chapdelaine
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| colspan="2"|[[File:Perry Chapdelaine-1.jpg|200px|thumb|center]]
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| border="0" style="width:15%" valign="top" style="font-size:85%"|'''Born'''||style="width:85%" style="font-size:85%"|February 06, 1925 (St Paul, Minnesota)
|-
| style="font-size:85%"|'''Nationality'''||style="font-size:85%"|American
|-
| style="font-size:85%"|'''Occupation'''||style="font-size:85%"|Author, Educator
|-
| style="font-size:85%"|'''Years active'''||style="font-size:85%"|1949-1954
|-
| style="font-size:85%" valign="top"|'''Spouse'''||style="font-size:85%"|Ruby McCurley Chapdelaine; Married 1950; Divorced 5/27/1980; Died October 16, 1994
Lucelyn Verano Chapdelaine; Married August 20, 1998; Divorced 4/2/2009
Mary Ann Hermosisima Chapdelaine; Married December 22, 2009
|-
| style="font-size:85%" valign="top"|'''Children'''||style="font-size:85%"|Perry A. Chapdelaine, Jr. 02/23/50;
Randolph L. Chapdelaine 10/12/52;
Cheryl E. Jacobsen 07/17/54;
Joseph G. Chapdelaine 12/14/56;
Michael M. Chapdelaine 01/20/58;
Mary S. Boer 01/14/59;
Rebecca A. Winner 01/07/60;
John T. Chapdelaine 01/07/60;
Patricia T. Smith 03/15/61;
Candace C. McBride 05/21/62
|}
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Perry A. Chapdelaine, Sr., B.A., M.A., HDA, - student, associate and auditor of [[L Ron Hubbard]]...
== early life ==
== education ==
BA - Mathematics, 1947, from Iowa State Teachers College (now University of North Iowa), minors in chemistry, physics, psychology;
MA - Mathematics, 1948, from George Peabody College for Teachers (now part of Vanderbilt University), minor in psychology
== career ==
Perry came to Nashville, TN to teach mathematics. He taught simultaneously at University of TN night school and Tennessee State University; respectively all White and all Black. He was the first and only “integrated” professor at both schools and, during the race fights to control the schools, the two college presidents obeyed the judge, who’d told them to cooperate, by simultaneously firing their only integrated faculty member. He also was honored with having a half-million-dollar National Science Foundation grant for early development of Computer Assisted Instruction in conjunction with the work of the famous Dr. Patrick Suppes at Stanford University.

== involvement with Dianetics ==
== What to Audit/A History of Man ==
"The book reportedly originated in Scientology auditing sessions held in Wichita, Kansas in early 1952, involving Hubbard and his personal auditor, ''Perry Chapdelaine''. According to Chapdelaine, Hubbard would "settle himself on a couch with a tape recorder handy and an 'auditor' who would be expected to provide appropriate feedback. In no time a flow of introspection - like the free association characteristic of a psychoanalytic session - would begin."<ref>[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scientology:_A_History_of_Man#cite_ref-evans_2-0 Wikipedia section on 'A History of Man']</ref>

== author ==
Perry Chapdelaine, Sr. writes for the Arthritis Trust of America under the pseudonym of Anthony di Fabio.
Chapdelaine/di Fabio has both a BA and MA in mathematics with minors in chemistry, physics and psychology. He taught mathematics at college level for a number of years, and he's proudly worked for the Air Force as a civilian. Later he established a number of private businesses, but is now retired, except for his work for a charity organization.
His early and long-running love of science fiction and fantasy started him on the path of writing science fiction full time until he developed so-called "incurable" rheumatoid arthritis. While seeking and at last finding the cure to this horrible disease, he began work for the non-private, tax-exempt charity, the Arthritis Trust of America. It is for the Arthritis Trust that he's written a number of medical books and articles dedicated to helping folks, all under his pseudonym of "Anthony di Fabio." Found on Kindle are the following:

Perry A. Chapdelaine, Sr/Anthony di Fabio bibliography as of November 1, 2012
[[File:Perry Chapdelaine-2.jpg|left|frame|250x250px]]
# That Old Fashion Science Fiction (anthology)
# Breathe! Breathe! God How I Would Breathe!
# Brood World Barbarian
# Charley
# Dear Weirdo Magazine
# Devilish Gifts (with Ceuga Loomis)
# The Everywhere Key
# Fundamental Creation

'''other works'''

1. [http://www.amazon.com/John-W-Campbell-Letters-Vol/dp/0931150159/ref=la_B0027NC79U_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1405822394&sr=1-1 The John W. Campbell Letters, Vol. I] by John W. Campbell Jr, Perry Chapdelaine, Tony Chapdelaine and George Hay (Apr 10, 1958)

2. John W. Campbell, Jr. and L. Ron Hubbard pdf searchable (1938-1971) by John Campbell Jr. and Perry Chapdelaine, Sr. (Jul 12, 2013)

3. The John W. Campbell Letters with Isaac Asimov and A.E. van Vogt, Vol. II by John W. Campbell Jr, Perry Chapdelaine, Sr. and James Gunn PhD, others (Apr 8, 1993)

4. Philippine Culture by Perry Chapdelaine (Feb 15, 2014)

5. There's No Such Thing As a Free Lunch -- Or Is There? by Perry Chapdelaine, Sr. (Jun 5, 2012)

6. During the Dawn of Dianetics and Scientology, by Sr Perry Chapdelaine, Perry Chapdelaine, Sr. and Ronald Howes (Apr 23, 2011)

7. Spork of the Ayor by Perry Chapdelaine, Sr. (Sep 4, 1969)

8. The Laughing Terran by Perry Chapdelaine, Sr. (Sep 22, 1977)

9. Swampworld West by Perry Chapdelaine, Sr. (Apr 18, 1974)

10. Radiant Energy by Perry Chapdelaine, Sr. (Jul 28, 2012)

11. Nigerian Scams by Perry Chapdelaine, Sr. (Aug 3, 2012)

12. Religion or Science Fiction by Perry Chapdelaine (Feb 26, 2014)

13. That Out of Body Experience by Perry Chapdelaine (Mar 7, 2014)

14. The Silver Orb by Perry Chapdelaine, Sr. (Feb 15, 2014)

15. The John W. Campbell, Jr. Letters and Isaac Asimov ((1956-1994)) by Isaac Asimov, John W Campbell Jr and Perry A Chapdelaine (Apr 13, 2013)

16. ANALOG Science Fiction/Science Fact: May 1971 ("The Outposter") by Analog (Gordon R. Dickson; James H. Schmitz; Perry A. Chapdelaine; Jerry Pournel (1971)

17. Medical and Psychiatric Lifebelts by Perry Chapdelaine Sr (Jun 23, 2012)

18. Michael Coffey's Jewish Leprechaun by Perry Chapdelaine Sr (Apr 15, 2010)

20. The Greatest Thief by Perry Chapdelaine Sr (Nov 18, 2010)

21. Withering Gods by Perry Chapdelaine Sr (Apr 5, 2011)

22. Will to Kill by Perry Chapdelaine Sr (Apr 6, 2011)

23. Hot Buttered Soul by Perry Chapdelaine Sr (Apr 5, 2011)

24. Connections -- Famous People I Met, or Almost Met! by Perry Chapdelaine Sr (Jul 1, 2011)

25. Breathe! Breathe! Oh God How I Would Breathe! by Perry Chapdeline Sr. (May 20, 2014)

26. Analog: Science Fiction/Science Fact #83.3 (May 1969) by John W. (ed.); Mack Reynolds, Perry A. Chapdelaine, M.R. Anver, Joseph P. Martino, R. Hamblen, Ted Thomas, P. Schuyler Miller, Frank Kelly Freas, Isaac Asimov [about], Pierre Boulle [about], Campbell (1969)

27. If: Worlds of Science Fiction - April 1969 - Vol. 19, No. 4 by Andre; Laumer, Keith; Chapdelaine, Perry; Gaughan, Jack Norton (1969)
[[File:SwampWorld West.jpg|thumb|right|100px]]
28. [http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/5552019-swampworld-west Swampworld West] - Mass Market Paperback, 191 pages Published November 1st 1976 by Coronet

== Just Science Fiction? ==
[[File:ASF May 1950.jpg|right|frameless|200x300px]]
Perry, a local acquaintance of mine, recently gave me a copy of a 100+-page piece he'd written in 2012, entitled "Introduction to the First Publicly Known Clear." The following excerpt is taken from the first page,<ref>[[File:During the Dawn of Dianetics and Scientology - Perry A. Chapdelaine, Sr .pdf|Dawn of Dianetics PDF doc]]</ref> and it explains the importance of LRH's ''Dianetics, The Modern Science of Mental Health'' having been first publicized in a science fiction magazine, of all places.

"L. Ron Hubbard's ''Dianetics, The Modern Science of Mental Health'' made quite a stir throughout the world when it was published in 1950. Psychiatry was a failed profession in those days -- and pretty much still is. Hubbard's ''Dianetics'' offered a detailed self-help understanding never before reached by other methods.

"Original publicity of Hubbard's book was reached through the pages of a science fiction magazine through the acceptance by [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_W._Campbell John W. Campbell, Jr.], the editor of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Astounding_Science_Fiction ''Astounding Science Fiction.''] Since those days, science fiction and fantasy have become mature fields of literature, not to be disparaged as it was so easy for some to do in those days. However, the important aspect of being published in ''Astounding Science Fiction'' was that its readership was far from that of gullible teenagers. Scientists, teachers, engineers, lawyers of every rank subscribed, and often corresponded regularly with John W. Campbell, Jr. Campbell greatly influenced scientists, engineers and writers. His magazine's subscribers included Albert Einstein (general and special Theories of relativity ; E=MC2), Edward Teller (father of the hydrogen bomb), and Werner von Braun (developer of Germany's and America's first successful rockets). According to Herman Oberth (early rocket scientist), the Rand Think Tank (Rand Corporation), employed by military and other government experts, was also the fruit of Campbell's thoughts.

'' "Scientists and engineers thought so highly of him that there is a crater on Mars named after him, the Campbell crater!''
[[File:Campbell-hubbardwb.jpg|left|frame|300x250px|L Ron Hubbard(l) and John W Campbell]]
"The magazine Campbell edited became the cerebral playground for engineers, physicists and philosophers and was consistently widely distributed throughout colleges and universities.

"The multi-billion-dollar science fiction and fantasy movie and TV industry owes major debts to Campbell, who brought mood and magic into these fields.

"As editor of a magazine dedicated to science fiction and science fact articles, ''Analog Science Fiction and Fact'' (initially ''Astounding Science Fiction''), he molded and shaped the modern world of science fiction by training several generations of great writers -- Professor Isaac Asimov, PhD (biochemistry); L. Sprague DeCamp, B.S., M.S. (aeronautical engineering), whose oxygen-system designs were incorporated into astronauts' moon suits; Sir Arthur C. Clarke (former President of Sri Lanka University), inventor of the asynchronous equidistant satellites; and so on. Campbell also published and recognized the genius of others: L. Ron Hubbard, A.E. van Vogt, Lester del Rey, Robert Heinlein, Hamilton, Pratt, and on ... all the men who created the Golden Age of Science Fiction.

"Gene Roddenberry, a fan of Campbell's and the developer of ''Star Trek'' and ''Star Trek Generations,'' was profoundly influenced by Campbell. ''Star Wars'' and its series, and dozens of other popular, economically lucrative movies follow formats and principles first espoused and placed into print by John W. Campbell, Jr.

"One of the very few science fiction writers not trained by Campbell was Ron Hubbard, a wizard of a genius in his own right -- eagle scout, explorer, aviator, world traveler, and writer of western tales, true adventures ... oh, yes! According to Campbell, Hubbard could also carry a tune in any part of four harmonies!

"Campbell collected geniuses, frequently holding talk fests at his New Jersey home. Among those invited to share in this literal buffet of creative ideas was L. Ron Hubbard, and so John W. Campbell, Jr. and L. Ron Hubbard became fast friends.

"During the forties and later, L. Ron Hubbard wrote some of the definitive fantasy and science fiction stories, many published in either ''Astounding Science Fiction'' or ''Unknown'' magazine, the latter [being] a short-lived Campbellian publication dedicated to the telling of fairy tales in a modern vein. L. Ron Hubbard was superb in ''Astounding,'' but in ''Unknown,'' he excelled.

"Single-handedly, Campbell created modern science fiction as a vehicle for a new way of thinking! He is considered by many to have had the most challenging mind and the most constructive influence on the United States from the 1930s up to the end of the 1960s.

"Looking back on the true influence of ''Astounding Science Fiction'' magazine, only now can we begin to realize the huge influence Campbell had on promulgating Hubbard's ''Dianetics''! Furthermore, this was not simply a public relations stunt, because John W. Campbell and his wife, Margaret, practiced the principles of Dianetics until each passed on.

"The above brief description of John W. Campbell, Jr. should set to rest the idea that "Dianetics was promulgated in ''just'' a science fiction pulp magazine!" Yes ... but a magazine with tremendous reach and influence! As fact, the book ''Dianetics'' took off like a rocket!"

== references ==

<references />

Perry Chapdelaine

2014-07-21T23:38:17Z

Kittyj:

{| align="right" style="width:20%" style="border: 1px solid darkgray;"
|-
! style="background: #85FF85;" colspan="2"|Perry Chapdelaine
|-
| colspan="2"|[[File:Perry Chapdelaine-1.jpg|200px|thumb|center]]
|-
| border="0" style="width:15%" valign="top" style="font-size:85%"|'''Born'''||style="width:85%" style="font-size:85%"|February 06, 1925 (St Paul, Minnesota)
|-
| style="font-size:85%"|'''Nationality'''||style="font-size:85%"|American
|-
| style="font-size:85%"|'''Occupation'''||style="font-size:85%"|Author, Educator
|-
| style="font-size:85%"|'''Years active'''||style="font-size:85%"|1949-1954
|-
| style="font-size:85%" valign="top"|'''Spouse'''||style="font-size:85%"|Ruby McCurley Chapdelaine; Married 1950; Divorced 5/27/1980; Died October 16, 1994
Lucelyn Verano Chapdelaine; Married August 20, 1998; Divorced 4/2/2009
Mary Ann Hermosisima Chapdelaine; Married December 22, 2009
|-
| style="font-size:85%" valign="top"|'''Children'''||style="font-size:85%"|Perry A. Chapdelaine, Jr. 02/23/50;
Randolph L. Chapdelaine 10/12/52;
Cheryl E. Jacobsen 07/17/54;
Joseph G. Chapdelaine 12/14/56;
Michael M. Chapdelaine 01/20/58;
Mary S. Boer 01/14/59;
Rebecca A. Winner 01/07/60;
John T. Chapdelaine 01/07/60;
Patricia T. Smith 03/15/61;
Candace C. McBride 05/21/62
|}
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Perry A. Chapdelaine, Sr., B.A., M.A., HDA, - student, associate and auditor of [[L Ron Hubbard]]...
== early life ==
== education ==
BA - Mathematics, 1947, from Iowa State Teachers College (now University of North Iowa), minors in chemistry, physics, psychology;
MA - Mathematics, 1948, from George Peabody College for Teachers (now part of Vanderbilt University), minor in psychology
== career ==
Perry came to Nashville, TN to teach mathematics. He taught simultaneously at University of TN night school and Tennessee State University; respectively all White and all Black. He was the first and only “integrated” professor at both schools and, during the race fights to control the schools, the two college presidents obeyed the judge, who’d told them to cooperate, by simultaneously firing their only integrated faculty member. He also was honored with having a half-million dollar-National Science Foundation grant for early development of Computer Assisted Instruction in conjunction with the work of the famous Dr. Patrick Suppes at Stanford University.
== involvement with Dianetics ==
== What to Audit/A History of Man ==
"The book reportedly originated in Scientology auditing sessions held in Wichita, Kansas in early 1952, involving Hubbard and his personal auditor, ''Perry Chapdelaine''. According to Chapdelaine, Hubbard would "settle himself on a couch with a tape recorder handy and an 'auditor' who would be expected to provide appropriate feedback. In no time a flow of introspection - like the free association characteristic of a psychoanalytic session - would begin."<ref>[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scientology:_A_History_of_Man#cite_ref-evans_2-0 Wikipedia section on 'A History of Man']</ref>

== author ==
Perry Chapdelaine, Sr. writes for the Arthritis Trust of America under the pseudonym of Anthony di Fabio.
Chapdelaine/di Fabio has both a BA and MA in mathematics with minors in chemistry, physics and psychology. He taught mathematics at college level for a number of years, and he's proudly worked for the Air Force as a civilian. Later he established a number of private businesses, but is now retired, except for his work for a charity organization.
His early and long-running love of science fiction and fantasy started him on the path of writing science fiction full time until he developed so-called "incurable" rheumatoid arthritis. While seeking and at last finding the cure to this horrible disease, he began work for the non-private, tax-exempt charity, the Arthritis Trust of America. It is for the Arthritis Trust that he's written a number of medical books and articles dedicated to helping folks, all under his pseudonym of "Anthony di Fabio." Found on Kindle are the following:

Perry A. Chapdelaine, Sr/Anthony di Fabio bibliography as of November 1, 2012
[[File:Perry Chapdelaine-2.jpg|left|frame|250x250px]]
# That Old Fashion Science Fiction (anthology)
# Breathe! Breathe! God How I Would Breathe!
# Brood World Barbarian
# Charley
# Dear Weirdo Magazine
# Devilish Gifts (with Ceuga Loomis)
# The Everywhere Key
# Fundamental Creation

'''other works'''

1. [http://www.amazon.com/John-W-Campbell-Letters-Vol/dp/0931150159/ref=la_B0027NC79U_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1405822394&sr=1-1 The John W. Campbell Letters, Vol. I] by John W. Campbell Jr, Perry Chapdelaine, Tony Chapdelaine and George Hay (Apr 10, 1958)

2. John W. Campbell, Jr. and L. Ron Hubbard pdf searchable (1938-1971) by John Campbell Jr. and Perry Chapdelaine, Sr. (Jul 12, 2013)

3. The John W. Campbell Letters with Isaac Asimov and A.E. van Vogt, Vol. II by John W. Campbell Jr, Perry Chapdelaine, Sr. and James Gunn PhD, others (Apr 8, 1993)

4. Philippine Culture by Perry Chapdelaine (Feb 15, 2014)

5. There's No Such Thing As a Free Lunch -- Or Is There? by Perry Chapdelaine, Sr. (Jun 5, 2012)

6. During the Dawn of Dianetics and Scientology, by Sr Perry Chapdelaine, Perry Chapdelaine, Sr. and Ronald Howes (Apr 23, 2011)

7. Spork of the Ayor by Perry Chapdelaine, Sr. (Sep 4, 1969)

8. The Laughing Terran by Perry Chapdelaine, Sr. (Sep 22, 1977)

9. Swampworld West by Perry Chapdelaine, Sr. (Apr 18, 1974)

10. Radiant Energy by Perry Chapdelaine, Sr. (Jul 28, 2012)

11. Nigerian Scams by Perry Chapdelaine, Sr. (Aug 3, 2012)

12. Religion or Science Fiction by Perry Chapdelaine (Feb 26, 2014)

13. That Out of Body Experience by Perry Chapdelaine (Mar 7, 2014)

14. The Silver Orb by Perry Chapdelaine, Sr. (Feb 15, 2014)

15. The John W. Campbell, Jr. Letters and Isaac Asimov ((1956-1994)) by Isaac Asimov, John W Campbell Jr and Perry A Chapdelaine (Apr 13, 2013)

16. ANALOG Science Fiction/Science Fact: May 1971 ("The Outposter") by Analog (Gordon R. Dickson; James H. Schmitz; Perry A. Chapdelaine; Jerry Pournel (1971)

17. Medical and Psychiatric Lifebelts by Perry Chapdelaine Sr (Jun 23, 2012)

18. Michael Coffey's Jewish Leprechaun by Perry Chapdelaine Sr (Apr 15, 2010)

20. The Greatest Thief by Perry Chapdelaine Sr (Nov 18, 2010)

21. Withering Gods by Perry Chapdelaine Sr (Apr 5, 2011)

22. Will to Kill by Perry Chapdelaine Sr (Apr 6, 2011)

23. Hot Buttered Soul by Perry Chapdelaine Sr (Apr 5, 2011)

24. Connections -- Famous People I Met, or Almost Met! by Perry Chapdelaine Sr (Jul 1, 2011)

25. Breathe! Breathe! Oh God How I Would Breathe! by Perry Chapdeline Sr. (May 20, 2014)

26. Analog: Science Fiction/Science Fact #83.3 (May 1969) by John W. (ed.); Mack Reynolds, Perry A. Chapdelaine, M.R. Anver, Joseph P. Martino, R. Hamblen, Ted Thomas, P. Schuyler Miller, Frank Kelly Freas, Isaac Asimov [about], Pierre Boulle [about], Campbell (1969)

27. If: Worlds of Science Fiction - April 1969 - Vol. 19, No. 4 by Andre; Laumer, Keith; Chapdelaine, Perry; Gaughan, Jack Norton (1969)
[[File:SwampWorld West.jpg|thumb|right|100px]]
28. [http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/5552019-swampworld-west Swampworld West] - Mass Market Paperback, 191 pages Published November 1st 1976 by Coronet

== Just Science Fiction? ==
[[File:ASF May 1950.jpg|right|frameless|200x300px]]
Perry, a local acquaintance of mine, recently gave me a copy of a 100+-page piece he'd written in 2012, entitled "Introduction to the First Publicly Known Clear." The following excerpt is taken from the first page,<ref>[[File:During the Dawn of Dianetics and Scientology - Perry A. Chapdelaine, Sr .pdf|Dawn of Dianetics PDF doc]]</ref> and it explains the importance of LRH's ''Dianetics, The Modern Science of Mental Health'' having been first publicized in a science fiction magazine, of all places.

"L. Ron Hubbard's ''Dianetics, The Modern Science of Mental Health'' made quite a stir throughout the world when it was published in 1950. Psychiatry was a failed profession in those days -- and pretty much still is. Hubbard's ''Dianetics'' offered a detailed self-help understanding never before reached by other methods.

"Original publicity of Hubbard's book was reached through the pages of a science fiction magazine through the acceptance by [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_W._Campbell John W. Campbell, Jr.], the editor of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Astounding_Science_Fiction ''Astounding Science Fiction.''] Since those days, science fiction and fantasy have become mature fields of literature, not to be disparaged as it was so easy for some to do in those days. However, the important aspect of being published in ''Astounding Science Fiction'' was that its readership was far from that of gullible teenagers. Scientists, teachers, engineers, lawyers of every rank subscribed, and often corresponded regularly with John W. Campbell, Jr. Campbell greatly influenced scientists, engineers and writers. His magazine's subscribers included Albert Einstein (general and special Theories of relativity ; E=MC2), Edward Teller (father of the hydrogen bomb), and Werner von Braun (developer of Germany's and America's first successful rockets). According to Herman Oberth (early rocket scientist), the Rand Think Tank (Rand Corporation), employed by military and other government experts, was also the fruit of Campbell's thoughts.

'' "Scientists and engineers thought so highly of him that there is a crater on Mars named after him, the Campbell crater!''
[[File:Campbell-hubbardwb.jpg|left|frame|300x250px|L Ron Hubbard(l) and John W Campbell]]
"The magazine Campbell edited became the cerebral playground for engineers, physicists and philosophers and was consistently widely distributed throughout colleges and universities.

"The multi-billion-dollar science fiction and fantasy movie and TV industry owes major debts to Campbell, who brought mood and magic into these fields.

"As editor of a magazine dedicated to science fiction and science fact articles, ''Analog Science Fiction and Fact'' (initially ''Astounding Science Fiction''), he molded and shaped the modern world of science fiction by training several generations of great writers -- Professor Isaac Asimov, PhD (biochemistry); L. Sprague DeCamp, B.S., M.S. (aeronautical engineering), whose oxygen-system designs were incorporated into astronauts' moon suits; Sir Arthur C. Clarke (former President of Sri Lanka University), inventor of the asynchronous equidistant satellites; and so on. Campbell also published and recognized the genius of others: L. Ron Hubbard, A.E. van Vogt, Lester del Rey, Robert Heinlein, Hamilton, Pratt, and on ... all the men who created the Golden Age of Science Fiction.

"Gene Roddenberry, a fan of Campbell's and the developer of ''Star Trek'' and ''Star Trek Generations,'' was profoundly influenced by Campbell. ''Star Wars'' and its series, and dozens of other popular, economically lucrative movies follow formats and principles first espoused and placed into print by John W. Campbell, Jr.

"One of the very few science fiction writers not trained by Campbell was Ron Hubbard, a wizard of a genius in his own right -- eagle scout, explorer, aviator, world traveler, and writer of western tales, true adventures ... oh, yes! According to Campbell, Hubbard could also carry a tune in any part of four harmonies!

"Campbell collected geniuses, frequently holding talk fests at his New Jersey home. Among those invited to share in this literal buffet of creative ideas was L. Ron Hubbard, and so John W. Campbell, Jr. and L. Ron Hubbard became fast friends.

"During the forties and later, L. Ron Hubbard wrote some of the definitive fantasy and science fiction stories, many published in either ''Astounding Science Fiction'' or ''Unknown'' magazine, the latter [being] a short-lived Campbellian publication dedicated to the telling of fairy tales in a modern vein. L. Ron Hubbard was superb in ''Astounding,'' but in ''Unknown,'' he excelled.

"Single-handedly, Campbell created modern science fiction as a vehicle for a new way of thinking! He is considered by many to have had the most challenging mind and the most constructive influence on the United States from the 1930s up to the end of the 1960s.

"Looking back on the true influence of ''Astounding Science Fiction'' magazine, only now can we begin to realize the huge influence Campbell had on promulgating Hubbard's ''Dianetics''! Furthermore, this was not simply a public relations stunt, because John W. Campbell and his wife, Margaret, practiced the principles of Dianetics until each passed on.

"The above brief description of John W. Campbell, Jr. should set to rest the idea that "Dianetics was promulgated in ''just'' a science fiction pulp magazine!" Yes ... but a magazine with tremendous reach and influence! As fact, the book ''Dianetics'' took off like a rocket!"

== references ==

<references />

Perry Chapdelaine

2014-07-21T23:05:52Z

Kittyj:

{| align="right" style="width:20%" style="border: 1px solid darkgray;"
|-
! style="background: #85FF85;" colspan="2"|Perry Chapdelaine
|-
| colspan="2"|[[File:Perry Chapdelaine-1.jpg|200px|thumb|center]]
|-
| border="0" style="width:15%" valign="top" style="font-size:85%"|'''Born'''||style="width:85%" style="font-size:85%"|February 06, 1925 (St Paul, Minnesota)
|-
| style="font-size:85%"|'''Nationality'''||style="font-size:85%"|American
|-
| style="font-size:85%"|'''Occupation'''||style="font-size:85%"|Author, Educator
|-
| style="font-size:85%"|'''Years active'''||style="font-size:85%"|1949-1954
|-
| style="font-size:85%" valign="top"|'''Spouse'''||style="font-size:85%"|Ruby McCurley Chapdelaine; Married 1950; Divorced 5/27/1980; Died October 16, 1994
Lucelyn Verano Chapdelaine; Married August 20, 1998; Divorced 4/2/2009
Mary Ann Hermosisima Chapdelaine; Married December 22, 2009
|-
| style="font-size:85%" valign="top"|'''Children'''||style="font-size:85%"|Perry A. Chapdelaine, Jr. 02/23/50
Randolph L. Chapdelaine 10/12/52
Cheryl E. Jacobsen 07/17/54
Joseph G. Chapdelaine 12/14/56
Michael M. Chapdelaine 01/20/58
Mary S. Boer 01/14/59
Rebecca A. Winner 01/07/60
John T. Chapdelaine 01/07/60
Patricia T. Smith 03/15/61
Candace C. McBride 05/21/62
|}
{{Tocright}}
Perry A. Chapdelaine, Sr., B.A., M.A., HDA, - student, associate and auditor of [[L Ron Hubbard]]...
== early life ==
== education ==
== career ==
== involvement with Dianetics ==
== What to Audit/A History of Man ==
"The book reportedly originated in Scientology auditing sessions held in Wichita, Kansas in early 1952, involving Hubbard and his personal auditor, ''Perry Chapdelaine''. According to Chapdelaine, Hubbard would "settle himself on a couch with a tape recorder handy and an 'auditor' who would be expected to provide appropriate feedback. In no time a flow of introspection - like the free association characteristic of a psychoanalytic session - would begin."<ref>[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scientology:_A_History_of_Man#cite_ref-evans_2-0 Wikipedia section on 'A History of Man']</ref>

== author ==
Perry Chapdelaine, Sr. writes for the Arthritis Trust of America under the pseudonym of Anthony di Fabio.
Chapdelaine/de Fabio has BA and MA in Mathematics with minors in chemistry, physics and psychology. He taught mathematics at college level for a number of years and he's proudly worked for the Air Force as a civilian. Later he established a number of private businesses, but is now retired except for his work for a charity organization.
His early and long running love of science fiction and fantasy started him on the trail of writing science fiction full time until he developed so-called "incurable" rheumatoid arthritis. While seeking and at last finding the cure to this horrible disease he began work for the non-private, tax-exempt charity, the Arthritis Trust of America. It is for the Arthritis Trust that he's written a number of medical books and articles dedicated to helping folks, all under his pseudonym of "Anthony di Fabio." Found on kindle are the following:

Perry A. Chapdelaine, Sr/Anthony di Fabio bibliography as of November 1, 2012
[[File:Perry Chapdelaine-2.jpg|left|frame|250x250px]]
# That Old Fashion Science Fiction (anthology)
# Breathe! Breathe! God How I Would Breathe!
# Brood World Barbarian
# Charley
# Dear Weirdo Magazine
# Devilish Gifts (with Ceuga Loomis)
# The Everywhere Key
# Fundamental Creation

'''other works'''

1. [http://www.amazon.com/John-W-Campbell-Letters-Vol/dp/0931150159/ref=la_B0027NC79U_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1405822394&sr=1-1 The John W. Campbell Letters, Vol. I] by John W. Campbell Jr, Perry Chapdelaine, Tony Chapdelaine and George Hay (Apr 10, 1958)

2. John W. Campbell, Jr. and L. Ron Hubbard pdf searchable (1938-1971) by John Campbell Jr and Perry Chapdelaine Sr (Jul 12, 2013)

3. The John W. Campbell Letters with Isaac Asimov and A.E. van Vogt, Vol. II by John W. Campbell Jr, Perry Chapdelaine Sr and James Gunn PhD others (Apr 8, 1993)

4. Philippine Culture by Perry Chapdelaine (Feb 15, 2014)

5. There's No Such Thing As a Free Lunch -- Or Is There? by Perry Chapdelaine Sr (Jun 5, 2012)

6. During the Dawn of Dianetics and Scientology by Sr Perry Chapdelaine, Perry Chapdelaine Sr and Ronald Howes (Apr 23, 2011)

7. Spork of the Ayor by Perry Chapdelaine Sr (Sep 4, 1969)

8. The Laughing Terran by Perry Chapdelaine Sr (Sep 22, 1977)

9. Swampworld West by Perry Chapdelaine Sr (Apr 18, 1974)

10. Radiant Energy by Perry Chapdelaine Sr (Jul 28, 2012)

11. Nigerian Scams by Perry Chapdelaine Sr (Aug 3, 2012)

12. Religion or Science Fiction by Perry Chapdelaine (Feb 26, 2014)

13. That Out of Body Experience by Perry Chapdelaine (Mar 7, 2014)

14. The Silver Orb by Perry Chapdelaine Sr (Feb 15, 2014)

15. The John W. Campbell, Jr. Letters and Isaac Asimov ((1956-1994)) by Isaac Asimov, John W Campbell Jr and Perry A Chapdelaine (Apr 13, 2013)

16. ANALOG Science Fiction/ Science Fact: May 1971 ("The Outposter") by Analog (Gordon R. Dickson; James H. Schmitz; Perry A. Chapdelaine; Jerry Pournel (1971)

17. Medical and Psychiatric Lifebelts by Perry Chapdelaine Sr (Jun 23, 2012)

18. Michael Coffey's Jewish Leprechaun by Perry Chapdelaine Sr (Apr 15, 2010)

20. The Greatest Thief by Perry Chapdelaine Sr (Nov 18, 2010)

21. Withering Gods by Perry Chapdelaine Sr (Apr 5, 2011)

22. Will to Kill by Perry Chapdelaine Sr (Apr 6, 2011)

23. Hot Buttered Soul by Perry Chapdelaine Sr (Apr 5, 2011)

24. Connections -- Famous People I Met, or Almost Met! by Perry Chapdelaine Sr (Jul 1, 2011)

25. Breathe! Breathe! Oh God How I Would Breathe! by Perry Chapdeline Sr. (May 20, 2014)

26. Analog: Science Fiction/Science Fact #83.3 (May 1969) by John W. (ed.); Mack Reynolds, Perry A. Chapdelaine, M.R. Anver, Joseph P. Martino, R. Hamblen, Ted Thomas, P. Schuyler Miller, Frank Kelly Freas, Isaac Asimov [about], Pierre Boulle [about], Campbell (1969)

27. If: Worlds of Science Fiction - April 1969 - Vol. 19, No. 4 by Andre; Laumer, Keith; Chapdelaine, Perry; Gaughan, Jack Norton (1969)
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28. [http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/5552019-swampworld-west Swampworld West] - Mass Market Paperback, 191 pages Published November 1st 1976 by Coronet

== Just Science Fiction? ==
[[File:ASF May 1950.jpg|right|frameless|200x300px]]
Perry, a local acquaintance of mine, recently gave me a copy of a 100+-page piece he'd written in 2012, entitled "Introduction to the First Publicly Known Clear." The following excerpt is taken from the first page,<ref>[[File:During the Dawn of Dianetics and Scientology - Perry A. Chapdelaine, Sr .pdf|Dawn of Dianetics PDF doc]]</ref> and it explains the importance of LRH's ''Dianetics, The Modern Science of Mental Health'' having been first publicized in a science fiction magazine, of all places.

"L. Ron Hubbard's ''Dianetics, The Modern Science of Mental Health'' made quite a stir throughout the world when it was published in 1950. Psychiatry was a failed profession in those days -- and pretty much still is. Hubbard's ''Dianetics'' offered a detailed self-help understanding never before reached by other methods.

"Original publicity of Hubbard's book was reached through the pages of a science fiction magazine through the acceptance by [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_W._Campbell John W. Campbell, Jr.], the editor of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Astounding_Science_Fiction ''Astounding Science Fiction.''] Since those days, science fiction and fantasy have become mature fields of literature, not to be disparaged as it was so easy for some to do in those days. However, the important aspect of being published in ''Astounding Science Fiction'' was that its readership was far from that of gullible teenagers. Scientists, teachers, engineers, lawyers of every rank subscribed, and often corresponded regularly with John W. Campbell, Jr. Campbell greatly influenced scientists, engineers and writers. His magazine's subscribers included Albert Einstein (general and special Theories of relativity ; E=MC2), Edward Teller (father of the hydrogen bomb), and Werner von Braun (developer of Germany's and America's first successful rockets). According to Herman Oberth (early rocket scientist), the Rand Think Tank (Rand Corporation), employed by military and other government experts, was also the fruit of Campbell's thoughts.

'' "Scientists and engineers thought so highly of him that there is a crater on Mars named after him, the Campbell crater!''
[[File:Campbell-hubbardwb.jpg|left|frame|300x250px|L Ron Hubbard(l) and John W Campbell]]
"The magazine Campbell edited became the cerebral playground for engineers, physicists and philosophers and was consistently widely distributed throughout colleges and universities.

"The multi-billion-dollar science fiction and fantasy movie and TV industry owes major debts to Campbell, who brought mood and magic into these fields.

"As editor of a magazine dedicated to science fiction and science fact articles, ''Analog Science Fiction and Fact'' (initially ''Astounding Science Fiction''), he molded and shaped the modern world of science fiction by training several generations of great writers -- Professor Isaac Asimov, PhD (biochemistry); L. Sprague DeCamp, B.S., M.S. (aeronautical engineering), whose oxygen-system designs were incorporated into astronauts' moon suits; Sir Arthur C. Clarke (former President of Sri Lanka University), inventor of the asynchronous equidistant satellites; and so on. Campbell also published and recognized the genius of others: L. Ron Hubbard, A.E. van Vogt, Lester del Rey, Robert Heinlein, Hamilton, Pratt, and on ... all the men who created the Golden Age of Science Fiction.

"Gene Roddenberry, a fan of Campbell's and the developer of ''Star Trek'' and ''Star Trek Generations,'' was profoundly influenced by Campbell. ''Star Wars'' and its series, and dozens of other popular, economically lucrative movies follow formats and principles first espoused and placed into print by John W. Campbell, Jr.

"One of the very few science fiction writers not trained by Campbell was Ron Hubbard, a wizard of a genius in his own right -- eagle scout, explorer, aviator, world traveler, and writer of western tales, true adventures ... oh, yes! According to Campbell, Hubbard could also carry a tune in any part of four harmonies!

"Campbell collected geniuses, frequently holding talk fests at his New Jersey home. Among those invited to share in this literal buffet of creative ideas was L. Ron Hubbard, and so John W. Campbell, Jr. and L. Ron Hubbard became fast friends.

"During the forties and later, L. Ron Hubbard wrote some of the definitive fantasy and science fiction stories, many published in either ''Astounding Science Fiction'' or ''Unknown'' magazine, the latter [being] a short-lived Campbellian publication dedicated to the telling of fairy tales in a modern vein. L. Ron Hubbard was superb in ''Astounding,'' but in ''Unknown,'' he excelled.

"Single-handedly, Campbell created modern science fiction as a vehicle for a new way of thinking! He is considered by many to have had the most challenging mind and the most constructive influence on the United States from the 1930s up to the end of the 1960s.

"Looking back on the true influence of ''Astounding Science Fiction'' magazine, only now can we begin to realize the huge influence Campbell had on promulgating Hubbard's ''Dianetics''! Furthermore, this was not simply a public relations stunt, because John W. Campbell and his wife, Margaret, practiced the principles of Dianetics until each passed on.

"The above brief description of John W. Campbell, Jr. should set to rest the idea that "Dianetics was promulgated in ''just'' a science fiction pulp magazine!" Yes ... but a magazine with tremendous reach and influence! As fact, the book ''Dianetics'' took off like a rocket!"

== references ==

<references />

Perry Chapdelaine

2014-07-13T20:14:11Z

Kittyj:

Perry A. Chapdelaine, Sr., B.A., M.A., H.D.A, - student, associate and auditor of [[L Ron Hubbard]]...

== Just Science Fiction? ==
[[File:ASF May 1950.jpg|right|frameless|300x400px]]
Perry, a local acquaintance of mine, recently gave me a copy of a 100+-page piece he'd written in 2012, entitled "Introduction to the First Publicly Known Clear." The following excerpt is taken from the first page,<ref>[[File:During the Dawn of Dianetics and Scientology - Perry A. Chapdelaine, Sr .pdf|Dawn of Dianetics PDF doc]]</ref> and it explains the importance of LRH's ''Dianetics, The Modern Science of Mental Health'' having been first publicized in a science fiction magazine, of all places.

"L. Ron Hubbard's ''Dianetics, The Modern Science of Mental Health'' made quite a stir throughout the world when it was published in 1950. Psychiatry was a failed profession in those days -- and pretty much still is. Hubbard's ''Dianetics'' offered a detailed self-help understanding never before reached by other methods.

"Original publicity of Hubbard's book was reached through the pages of a science fiction magazine through the acceptance by [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_W._Campbell John W. Campbell, Jr.], the editor of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Astounding_Science_Fiction ''Astounding Science Fiction.''] Since those days, science fiction and fantasy have become mature fields of literature, not to be disparaged as it was so easy for some to do in those days. However, the important aspect of being published in ''Astounding Science Fiction'' was that its readership was far from that of gullible teenagers. Scientists, teachers, engineers, lawyers of every rank subscribed, and often corresponded regularly with John W. Campbell, Jr. Campbell greatly influenced scientists, engineers and writers. His magazine's subscribers included Albert Einstein (general and special Theories of relativity ; E=MC2), Edward Teller (father of the hydrogen bomb), and Werner von Braun (developer of Germany's and America's first successful rockets). According to Herman Oberth (early rocket scientist), the Rand Think Tank (Rand Corporation), employed by military and other government experts, was also the fruit of Campbell's thoughts.

'' "Scientists and engineers thought so highly of him that there is a crater on Mars named after him, the Campbell crater!''

"The magazine Campbell edited became the cerebral playground for engineers, physicists and philosophers and was consistently widely distributed throughout colleges and universities.

"The multi-billion-dollar science fiction and fantasy movie and TV industry owes major debts to Campbell, who brought mood and magic into these fields.

"As editor of a magazine dedicated to science fiction and science fact articles, ''Analog Science Fiction and Fact'' (initially ''Astounding Science Fiction''), he molded and shaped the modern world of science fiction by training several generations of great writers -- Professor Isaac Asimov, PhD (biochemistry); L. Sprague DeCamp, B.S., M.S. (aeronautical engineering), whose oxygen-system designs were incorporated into astronauts' moon suits; Sir Arthur C. Clarke (former President of Sri Lanka University), inventor of the asynchronous equidistant satellites; and so on. Campbell also published and recognized the genius of others: L. Ron Hubbard, A.E. van Vogt, Lester del Rey, Robert Heinlein, Hamilton, Pratt, and on ... all the men who created the Golden Age of Science Fiction.

"Gene Roddenberry, a fan of Campbell's and the developer of ''Star Trek'' and ''Star Trek Generations,'' was profoundly influenced by Campbell. ''Star Wars'' and its series, and dozens of other popular, economically lucrative movies follow formats and principles first espoused and placed into print by John W. Campbell, Jr.

"One of the very few science fiction writers not trained by Campbell was Ron Hubbard, a wizard of a genius in his own right -- eagle scout, explorer, aviator, world traveler, and writer of western tales, true adventures ... oh, yes! According to Campbell, Hubbard could also carry a tune in any part of four harmonies!

"Campbell collected geniuses, frequently holding talk fests at his New Jersey home. Among those invited to share in this literal buffet of creative ideas was L. Ron Hubbard, and so John W. Campbell, Jr. and L. Ron Hubbard became fast friends.

"During the forties and later, L. Ron Hubbard wrote some of the definitive fantasy and science fiction stories, many published in either ''Astounding Science Fiction'' or ''Unknown'' magazine, the latter [being] a short-lived Campbellian publication dedicated to the telling of fairy tales in a modern vein. L. Ron Hubbard was superb in ''Astounding,'' but in ''Unknown,'' he excelled.

"Single-handedly, Campbell created modern science fiction as a vehicle for a new way of thinking! He is considered by many to have had the most challenging mind and the most constructive influence on the United States from the 1930s up to the end of the 1960s.

"Looking back on the true influence of ''Astounding Science Fiction'' magazine, only now can we begin to realize the huge influence Campbell had on promulgating Hubbard's ''Dianetics''! Furthermore, this was not simply a public relations stunt, because John W. Campbell and his wife, Margaret, practiced the principles of Dianetics until each passed on.

"The above brief description of John W. Campbell, Jr. should set to rest the idea that "Dianetics was promulgated in ''just'' a science fiction pulp magazine!" Yes ... but a magazine with tremendous reach and influence! As fact, the book ''Dianetics'' took off like a rocket!"

== What to Audit/A History of Man ==
"The book reportedly originated in Scientology auditing sessions held in Wichita, Kansas in early 1952, involving Hubbard and his personal auditor, ''Perry Chapdelaine''. According to Chapdelaine, Hubbard would "settle himself on a couch with a tape recorder handy and an 'auditor' who would be expected to provide appropriate feedback. In no time a flow of introspection - like the free association characteristic of a psychoanalytic session - would begin."<ref>[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scientology:_A_History_of_Man#cite_ref-evans_2-0 Wikipedia section on 'A History of Man']</ref>

== references ==

<references />

Perry Chapdelaine

2014-07-13T20:07:27Z

Kittyj: /* Just Science Fiction? */

Perry A. Chapdelaine, Sr., B.A., M.A., H.D.A, - student, associate and auditor of [[L Ron Hubbard]]...

== Just Science Fiction? ==
[[File:ASF May 1950.jpg|right|frameless|300x400px]]
Perry, a local acquaintance of mine, recently gave me a copy of a 100+-page piece he'd written in 2012, entitled "Introduction to the First Publicly Known Clear." The following excerpt is taken from the first page,<ref>[[File:During the Dawn of Dianetics and Scientology - Perry A. Chapdelaine, Sr .pdf|Dawn of Dianetics PDF doc]]</ref> and it explains the importance of LRH's ''Dianetics, The Modern Science of Mental Health'' having been first publicized in a science fiction magazine, of all places.

"L. Ron Hubbard's ''Dianetics, The Modern Science of Mental Health'' made quite a stir throughout the world when it was published in 1950. Psychiatry was a failed profession in those days -- and pretty much still is. Hubbard's ''Dianetics'' offered a detailed self-help understanding never before reached by other methods.

"Original publicity of Hubbard's book was reached through the pages of a science fiction magazine through the acceptance by [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_W._Campbell John W. Campbell, Jr.], the editor of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Astounding_Science_Fiction ''Astounding Science Fiction.''] Since those days, science fiction and fantasy have become mature fields of literature, not to be disparaged as it was so easy for some to do in those days. However, the important aspect of being published in ''Astounding Science Fiction'' was that its readership was far from that of gullible teenagers. Scientists, teachers, engineers, lawyers of every rank subscribed, and often corresponded regularly with John W. Campbell, Jr. Campbell greatly influenced scientists, engineers and writers. His magazine's subscribers included Albert Einstein (general and special Theories of relativity ; E=MC2), Edward Teller (father of the hydrogen bomb), and Werner von Braun (developer of Germany's and America's first successful rockets). According to Herman Oberth (early rocket scientist), the Rand Think Tank (Rand Corporation), employed by military and other government experts, was also the fruit of Campbell's thoughts.

'' "Scientists and engineers thought so highly of him that there is a crater on Mars named after him, the Campbell crater!''

"The magazine Campbell edited became the cerebral playground for engineers, physicists and philosophers and was consistently widely distributed throughout colleges and universities.

"The multi-billion-dollar science fiction and fantasy movie and TV industry owes major debts to Campbell, who brought mood and magic into these fields.

"As editor of a magazine dedicated to science fiction and science fact articles, ''Analog Science Fiction and Fact'' (initially ''Astounding Science Fiction''), he molded and shaped the modern world of science fiction by training several generations of great writers -- Professor Isaac Asimov, PhD (biochemistry); L. Sprague DeCamp, B.S., M.S. (aeronautical engineering), whose oxygen-system designs were incorporated into astronauts' moon suits; Sir Arthur C. Clarke (former President of Sri Lanka University), inventor of the asynchronous equidistant satellites; and so on. Campbell also published and recognized the genius of others: L. Ron Hubbard, A.E. van Vogt, Lester del Rey, Robert Heinlein, Hamilton, Pratt, and on ... all the men who created the Golden Age of Science Fiction.

"Gene Roddenberry, a fan of Campbell's and the developer of ''Star Trek'' and ''Star Trek Generations,'' was profoundly influenced by Campbell. ''Star Wars'' and its series, and dozens of other popular, economically lucrative movies follow formats and principles first espoused and placed into print by John W. Campbell, Jr.

"One of the very few science fiction writers not trained by Campbell was Ron Hubbard, a wizard of a genius in his own right -- eagle scout, explorer, aviator, world traveler, and writer of western tales, true adventures ... oh, yes! According to Campbell, Hubbard could also carry a tune in any part of four harmonies!

"Campbell collected geniuses, frequently holding talk fests at his New Jersey home. Among those invited to share in this literal buffet of creative ideas was L. Ron Hubbard, and so John W. Campbell, Jr. and L. Ron Hubbard became fast friends.

"During the forties and later, L. Ron Hubbard wrote some of the definitive fantasy and science fiction stories, many published in either ''Astounding Science Fiction'' or ''Unknown'' magazine, the latter [being] a short-lived Campbellian publication dedicated to the telling of fairy tales in a modern vein. L. Ron Hubbard was ssuperb in ''Astounding,'' but in ''Unknown,'' he excelled.

"Single-handedly, Campbell created modern science fiction as a vehicle for a new way of thinking! He is considered by many to have had the most challenging mind and the most constructive influence on the United States from the 1930s up to the end of the 1960s.

"Looking back on the true influence of ''Astounding Science Fiction'' magazine, only now can we begin to realize the huge influence Campbell had on promulgating Hubbard's ''Dianetics''! Furthermore, this was not simply a public relations stunt, because John W. Campbell and his wife, Margaret, practiced the principles of Dianetics until each passed on.

"The above brief description of John W. Campbell, Jr. should set to rest the idea that "Dianetics was promulgated in ''just'' a science fiction pulp magazine!" Yes ... but a magazine with tremendous reach and influence! As fact, the book ''Dianetics'' took off like a rocket!"

== What to Audit/A History of Man ==
"The book reportedly originated in Scientology auditing sessions held in Wichita, Kansas in early 1952, involving Hubbard and his personal auditor, ''Perry Chapdelaine''. According to Chapdelaine, Hubbard would "settle himself on a couch with a tape recorder handy and an 'auditor' who would be expected to provide appropriate feedback. In no time a flow of introspection - like the free association characteristic of a psychoanalytic session - would begin."<ref>[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scientology:_A_History_of_Man#cite_ref-evans_2-0 Wikipedia section on 'A History of Man']</ref>

== references ==

<references />

Perry Chapdelaine

2014-07-06T21:09:09Z

Kittyj:

== Heading text ==
'''Just Science Fiction?'''

Perry A. Chapdelaine, Sr., B.A., M.A., H.D.A, a local acquaintance of mine and one-time student, associate and auditor of L. Ron Hubbard, recently gave me a copy of a 100+-page piece he'd written in 2012, entitled "Introduction to the First Publicly Known Clear." The following excerpt is taken from the first page, and it explains the importance of LRH's ''Dianetics, The Modern Science of Mental Health'' having been first publicized in a science fiction magazine, of all places.

"L. Ron Hubbard's ''Dianetics, The Modern Science of Mental Health'' made quite a stir throughout the world when it was published in 1950. Psychiatry was a failed profession in those days -- and pretty much still is. Hubbard's ''Dianetics'' offered a detailed self-help understanding never before reached by other methods.

"Original publicity of Hubbard's book was reached through the pages of a science fiction magazine through the acceptance by John W. Campbell, Jr., the editor of ''Astounding Science Fiction.'' Since those days, science fiction and fantasy have become mature fields of literature, not to be disparaged as it was so easy for some to do in those days. However, the important aspect of being published in ''Astounding Science Fiction'' was that its readership was far from that of gullible teenagers. Scientists, teachers, engineers, lawyers of every rank subscribed, and often corresponded regularly with John W. Campbell, Jr. Campbell greatly influenced scientists, engineers and writers. His magazine's subscribers included Albert Einstein (general and special Theories of relativity ; E=MC2, Edward Teller (father of the hydrogen bomb), and Werner von Braun (developer of Germany's and America's first successful rockets). According to Herman Oberth (early rocket scientist), the Rand Think Tank (Rand Corporation), employed by military and other government experts, was also the fruit of Campbell's thoughts.

'' "Scientists and engineers thought so highly of him that there is a crater on Mars named after him, the Campbell crater!''

"The magazine Campbell edited became the cerebral playground for engineers, physicists and philosophers and was consistently widely distributed throughout colleges and universities.

"The multi-billion-dollar science fiction and fantasy movie and TV industry owes major debts to Campbell, who brought mood and magic into these fields.

"As editor of a magazine dedicated to science fiction and science fact articles, ''Analog Science Fiction and Fact'' (initially ''Astounding Science Fiction''), he molded and shaped the modern world of science fiction by training several generations of great writers -- Professor Isaac Asimov, PhD (biochemistry); L. Sprague DeCamp, B.S., M.S. (aeronautical engineering), whose oxygen-system designs were incorporated into astronauts' moon suits; Sir Arthur C. Clarke (former President of Sri Lanka University), inventor of the asynchronous equidistant satellites; and so on. Campbell also published and recognized the genius of others: L. Ron Hubbard, A.E. van Vogt, Lester del Rey, Robert Heinlein, Hamilton, Pratt, and on ... all the men who created the Golden Age of Science Fiction.

"Gene Roddenberry, a fan of Campbell's and the developer of ''Star Trek'' and ''Star Trek Generations,'' was profoundly influenced by Campbell. ''Star Wars'' and its series, and dozens of other popular, economically lucrative movies follow formats and principles first espoused and placed into print by John W. Campbell, Jr.

"One of the very few science fiction writers not trained by Campbell was Ron Hubbard, a wizard of a genius in his own right -- eagle scout, explorer, aviator, world traveler, and writer of western tales, true adventures ... oh, yes! According to Campbell, Hubbard could also carry a tune in any part of four harmonies!

"Campbell collected geniuses, frequently holding talk fests at his New Jersey home. Among those invited to share in this literal buffet of creative ideas was L. Ron Hubbard, and so John W. Campbell, Jr. and L. Ron Hubbard became fast friends.

"During the forties and later, L. Ron Hubbard wrote some of the definitive fantasy and science fiction stories, many published in either ''Astounding Science Fiction'' or ''Unknown'' magazine, the latter [being] a short-lived Campbellian publication dedicated to the telling of fairy tales in a modern vein. L. Ron Hubbard was ssuperb in ''Astounding,'' but in ''Unknown,'' he excelled.

"Single-handedly, Campbell created modern science fiction as a vehicle for a new way of thinking! He is considered by many to have had the most challenging mind and the most constructive influence on the United States from the 1930s up to the end of the 1960s.

"Looking back on the true influence of ''Astounding Science Fiction'' magazine, only now can we begin to realize the huge influence Campbell had on promulgating Hubbard's ''Dianetics''! Furthermore, this was not simply a public relations stunt, because John W. Campbell and his wife, Margaret, practiced the principles of Dianetics until each passed on.

"The above brief description of John W. Campbell, Jr. should set to rest the idea that "Dianetics was promulgated in ''just'' a science fiction pulp magazine!" Yes ... but a magazine with tremendous reach and influence! As fact, the book ''Dianetics'' took off like a rocket!"

Perry Chapdelaine

2014-07-06T21:08:20Z

Kittyj:

Perry Chapdelaine

2014-07-06T20:40:53Z

Kittyj: /* Heading text */

== Heading text ==
'''Just Science Fiction?'''

Perry A. Chapdelaine, Sr., B.A., M.A., H.D.A, a local acquaintance of mine and one-time student, associate and auditor of L. Ron Hubbard, recently gave me a copy of a 100+-page piece he'd written in 2012, entitled "Introduction to the First Publicly Known Clear." The following excerpt is taken from the first page, and it explains the importance of LRH's ''Dianetics, The Modern Science of Mental Health'' having been first publicized in a science fiction magazine, of all places.

"L. Ron Hubbard's ''Dianetics, The Modern Science of Mental Health'' made quite a stir throughout the world when it was published in 1950. Psychiatry was a failed profession in those days -- and pretty much still is. Hubbard's ''Dianetics'' offered a detailed self-help understanding never before reached by other methods.

"Original publicity of Hubbard's book was reached through the pages of a science fiction magazine through the acceptance by John W. Campbell, Jr., the editor of ''Astounding Science Fiction.'' Since those days, science fiction and fantasy have become mature fields of literature, not to be disparaged as it was so easy for some to do in those days. However, the important aspect of being published in ''Astounding Science Fiction'' was that its readership was far from that of gullible teenagers. Scientists, teachers, engineers, lawyers of every rank subscribed, and often corresponded regularly with John W. Campbell, Jr. Campbell greatly influenced scientists, engineers and writers. His magazine's subscribers included Albert Einstein (general and special Theories of relativity ; E=MC2, Edward Teller (father of the hydrogen bomb), and Werner von Braun (developer of Germany's and America's first successful rockets). According to Herman Oberth (early rocket scientist), the Rand Think Tank (Rand Corporation), employed by military and other government experts, was also the fruit of Campbell's thoughts.

'' "Scientists and engineers thought so highly of him that there is a crater on Mars named after him, the Campbell crater!''

"The magazine Campbell edited became the cerebral playground for engineers, physicists and philosophers and was...widely distributed throughout colleges and universities.

"The multi-billion dollar science fiction and fantasy movie and TV industry owes major debts to Campbell, who brought mood and magic into these fields.

"As editor of a magazine dedicated to science fiction and science fact articles, ''Analog Science Fiction and Fact'' (initially ''Astounding Science Fiction''), he molded and shaped the modern world of science fiction by training several generations of great writers -- Professor Isaac Asimov, PhD (biochemistry); L. Sprague DeCamp, B.S., M.S. (aeronautical engineering), whose oxygen-system designs were incorporated into astronauts' moon suits; Sir Arthur C. Clarke (former President of Sri Lanka university), inventor of the asynchronous equidistant satellites; and so on. Campbell also published and recognized the genius of others: L. Ron Hubbard, A.E. van Vogt, Lester del Rey, Robert Heinlein, Hamilton, Pratt, and on ... all the men who created the Golden Age of Science Fiction.

"Gene Roddenberry, a fan of Campbell's and the developer of ''Star Trek'' and ''Star Trek Generations,'' was profoundly influenced by Campbell. ''Star Wars'' and its series, and dozens of other popular, economically lucrative movies follow formats and principles first espoused and placed into print by John W. Campbell, Jr.

"One of the very few science fiction writers not trained by Campbell was Ron Hubbard, a wizard of a genius in his own right -- eagle scout, explorer, aviator, world traveler, and writer of western tales, true adventures ... oh, yes! According to Campbell, Hubbard could also carry a tune in any part of four harmonies!

"Campbell collected geniuses, frequently holding talk fests at his New Jersey home. Among those invited to share in this literal buffet of creative ideas was L. Ron Hubbard, and so John W. Campbell, Jr. and L. Ron Hubbard became fast friends.

"

"Single-handedly, Campbell created modern science fiction as a vehicle for a new way of thinking! He is considered by many to have had the most challenging mind and the most constructive influence on the United States from the 1930s up to the end of the 1960s.

"Looking back on the true influence of ''Astounding Science Fiction'' magazine, only now can we begin to realize the huge influence Campbell had on promulgating Hubbard's ''Dianetics''! Furthermore, this was not simply a public relations stunt, because John W. Campbell and his wife, Margaret, practiced the principles of Dianetics until each passed on.

"The above brief description of John W. Campbell, Jr. should set to rest the idea that "Dianetics was promulgated in ''just'' a science fiction pulp magazine!" Yes ... but a magazine with tremendous reach and influence! As fact, the book ''Dianetics'' took off like a rocket!

Perry Chapdelaine

2014-07-06T20:18:33Z

Kittyj: adding text

== Heading text ==
'''Just Science Fiction?'''

Perry A. Chapdelaine, Sr., B.A., M.A., H.D.A, a local acquaintance of mine and one-time student, associate and auditor of L. Ron Hubbard, recently gave me a copy of a 100+-page piece he'd written in 2012, entitled "Introduction to the First Publicly Known Clear." The following excerpt is taken from the first page, and it explains the importance of LRH's ''Dianetics, The Modern Science of Mental Health'' having been first publicized in a science fiction magazine, of all places.

"L. Ron Hubbard's ''Dianetics, The Modern Science of Mental Health'' made quite a stir throughout the world when it was published in 1950. Psychiatry was a failed profession in those days -- and pretty much still is. Hubbard's ''Dianetics'' offered a detailed self-help understanding never before reached by other methods.

"Original publicity of Hubbard's book was reached through the pages of a science fiction magazine through the acceptance by John W. Campbell, Jr., the editor of ''Astounding Science Fiction.'' Since those days, science fiction and fantasy have become mature fields of literature, not to be disparaged as it was so easy for some to do in those days. However, the important aspect of being published in ''Astounding Science Fiction'' was that its readership was far from that of gullible teenagers. Scientists, teachers, engineers, lawyers of every rank subscribed, and often corresponded regularly with John W. Campbell, Jr. Campbell greatly influenced scientists, engineers and writers. His magazine's subscribers included Albert Einstein (general and special Theories of relativity ; E=MC2, Edward Teller (father of the hydrogen bomb), and Werner von Braun (developer of Germany's and America's first successful rockets). According to Herman Oberth (early rocket scientist), the Rand Think Tank (Rand Corporation), employed by military and other government experts, was also the fruit of Campbell's thoughts.

'' "Scientists and engineers thought so highly of him that there is a crater on Mars named after him, the Campbell crater!''

"The magazine Campbell edited became the cerebral playground for engineers, physicists and philosophers and was...widely distributed throughout colleges and universities.

"The multi-billion dollar science fiction and fantasy movie and TV industry owes major debts to Campbell, who brought mood and magic into these fields.

"As editor of a magazine dedicated to science fiction and science fact articles, ''Analog Science Fiction and Fact'' (initially ''Astounding Science Fiction''), he molded and shaped the modern world of science fiction by training several generations of great writers -- Professor Isaac Asimov, PhD (biochemistry); L. Sprague DeCamp, B.S., M.S. (aeronautical engineering), whose oxygen-system designs were incorporated into astronauts' moon suits; Sir Arthur C. Clarke (former President of Sri Lanka university), inventor of the asynchronous equidistant satellites; and so on. Campbell also published and recognized the genius of others: L. Ron Hubbard, A.E. van Vogt, Lester del Rey, Robert Heinlein, Hamiltonm Pratt, and on ... all the men who created the Golden Age of Science Fiction.

''Gene Roddenberry, a fan of Campbell's and the developer of ''Star Trek'' and ''Star Trek Generations,'' was profoundly influenced by Campbell. ''Star Wars'' and its series, and dozens of other popular, economically lucrative movies follow formats and principles first espoused and placed into print by John W. Campbell, Jr.

"Single-handedly, Campbell created modern science fiction as a vehicle for a new way of thinking! He is considered by many to have had the most challenging mind and the most constructive influence on the United States from the 1930s up to the end of the 1960s.

"Looking back on the true influence of ''Astounding Science Fiction'' magazine, only now can we begin to realize the huge influence Campbell had on promulgating Hubbard's ''Dianetics''! Furthermore, this was not simply a public relations stunt, because John w. Campbell and his wife, Margaret, practiced the principles of Dianetics until each passed on.

"The above brief description of John W. Campbell, Jr. should set to rest the idea that 'Dianetics was promulgated in ''just'' a science fiction pulp magazine!" Yes ... but a magazine with tremendous reach and influence! As fact, the book ''Dianetics'' took off like a rocket!

Perry Chapdelaine

2014-07-06T20:14:26Z

Kittyj:

== Heading text ==
'''Just Science Fiction?'''

Perry A. Chapdelaine, Sr., B.A., M.A., H.D.A, a local acquaintance of mine and one-time student, associate and auditor of L. Ron Hubbard, recently gave me a copy of a 100+-page piece he'd written in 2012, entitled "Introduction to the First Publicly Known Clear." The following excerpt is taken from the first page, and it explains the importance of LRH's ''Dianetics, The Modern Science of Mental Health'' having been first publicized in a science fiction magazine, of all places.

"L. Ron Hubbard's ''Dianetics, The Modern Science of Mental Health'' made quite a stir throughout the world when it was published in 1950. Psychiatry was a failed profession in those days -- and pretty much still is. Hubbard's ''Dianetics'' offered a detailed self-help understanding never before reached by other methods.

"Original publicity of Hubbard's book was reached through the pages of a science fiction magazine through the acceptance by John W. Campbell, Jr., the editor of ''Astounding Science Fiction.'' Since those days, science fiction and fantasy have become mature fields of literature, not to be disparaged as it was so easy for some to do in those days. However, the important aspect of being published in ''Astounding Science Fiction'' was that its readership was far from that of gullible teenagers. Scientists, teachers, engineers, lawyers of every rank subscribed, and often corresponded regularly with John W. Campbell, Jr. Campbell greatly influenced scientists, engineers and writers. His magazine's subscribers included Albert Einstein (general and special Theories of relativity ; E=MC2, Edward Teller (father of the hydrogen bomb), and Werner von Braun (developer of Germany's and America's first successful rockets). According to Herman Oberth (early rocket scientist), the Rand Think Tank (Rand Corporation), employed by military and other government experts, was also the fruit of Campbell's thoughts.

'' "Scientists and engineers thought so highly of him that there is a crater on Mars named after him, the Campbell crater!''

"The magazine Campbell edited became the cerebral playground for engineers, physicists and philosophers and was...widely distributed throughout colleges and universities.

"The multi-billion dollar science fiction and fantasy movie and TV industry owes major debts to Campbell, who brought mood and magic into these fields.

"As editor of a magazine dedicated to science fiction and science fact articles, ''Analog Science Fiction and Fact'' (initially ''Astounding Science Fiction''), he molded and shaped the modern world of science fiction by training several generations of great writers -- Professor Isaac Asimov, PhD (biochemistry); L. Sprague DeCamp, B.S., M.S. (aeronautical engineering), whose oxygen-system designs were incorporated into astronauts' moon suits; Sir Arthur C. Clarke (former President of Sri Lanka university), inventor of the asynchronous equidistant satellites; and so on. Campbell also published and recognized the genius of others: L. Ron Hubbard, A.E. van Vogt, Lester del Rey, Robert Heinlein, Hamiltonm Pratt, and on ... all the men who created the Golden Age of Science Fiction.

''Gene Roddenberry, a fan of Campbell's and the developer of ''Star Trek'' and ''Star Trek Generations,'' was profoundly influenced by Campbell. ''Star Wars'' and its series, and dozens of other popular, economically lucrative movies follow formats and principles first espoused and placed into print by John W. Campbell, Jr.

"Single-handedly, Campbell created modern science fiction as a vehicle for a new way of thinking! He is considered by many to have had the most challenging mind and the most constructive influence on the United States from the 1930s up to the end of the 1960s.

"Looking back on the true influence of ''Astounding Science Fiction'' magazine, only now can we begin to realize the huge influence Campbell had on promulgating Hubbard's ''Dianetics''! Furthermore, this was not simply a public relations stunt, because John w. Campbell and his wife, Margaret, practiced the principles of Dianetics until each passed on.

Perry Chapdelaine

2014-07-06T20:09:14Z

Kittyj:

== Heading text ==
'''Just Science Fiction?'''

Perry A. Chapdelaine, Sr., B.A., M.A., H.D.A, a local acquaintance of mine and one-time student, associate and auditor of L. Ron Hubbard, recently gave me a copy of a 100+-page piece he'd written in 2012, entitled "Introduction to the First Publicly Known Clear." The following excerpt is taken from the first page, and it explains the importance of LRH's ''Dianetics, The Modern Science of Mental Health'' having been first publicized in a science fiction magazine, of all places.

"L. Ron Hubbard's ''Dianetics, The Modern Science of Mental Health'' made quite a stir throughout the world when it was published in 1950. Psychiatry was a failed profession in those days -- and pretty much still is. Hubbard's ''Dianetics'' offered a detailed self-help understanding never before reached by other methods.

"Original publicity of Hubbard's book was reached through the pages of a science fiction magazine through the acceptance by John W. Campbell, Jr., the editor of ''Astounding Science Fiction.'' Since those days, science fiction and fantasy have become mature fields of literature, not to be disparaged as it was so easy for some to do in those days. However, the important aspect of being published in ''Astounding Science Fiction'' was that its readership was far from that of gullible teenagers. Scientists, teachers, engineers, lawyers of every rank subscribed, and often corresponded regularly with John W. Campbell, Jr. Campbell greatly influenced scientists, engineers and writers. His magazine's subscribers included Albert Einstein (general and special Theories of relativity ; E=MC2, Edward Teller (father of the hydrogen bomb), and Werner von Braun (developer of Germany's and America's first successful rockets). According to Herman Oberth (early rocket scientist), the Rand Think Tank (Rand Corporation), employed by military and other government experts, was also the fruit of Campbell's thoughts.

'' "Scientists and engineers thought so highly of him that there is a crater on Mars named after him, the Campbell crater!''

"The magazine Campbell edited became the cerebral playground for engineers, physicists and philosophers and was...widely distributed throughout colleges and universities.

"The multi-billion dollar science fiction and fantasy movie and TV industry owes major debts to Campbell, who brought mood and magic into these fields.

"As editor of a magazine dedicated to science fiction and science fact articles, ''Analog Science Fiction and Fact'' (initially ''Astounding Science Fiction''), he molded and shaped the modern world of science fiction by training several generations of great writers -- Professor Isaac Asimov, PhD (biochemistry); L. Sprague DeCamp, B.S., M.S. (aeronautical engineering), whose oxygen-system designs were incorporated into astronauts' moon suits; Sir Arthur C. Clarke (former President of Sri Lanka university), inventor of the asynchronous equidistant satellites; and so on. Campbell also published and recognized the genius of others: L. Ron Hubbard, A.E. van Vogt, Lester del Rey, Robert Heinlein, Hamiltonm Pratt, and on ... all the men who created the Golden Age of Science Fiction.

''Gene Roddenberry, a fan of Campbell's and the developer of ''Star Trek'' and ''Star Trek Generations,'' was profoundly influenced by Campbell. ''Star Wars'' and its series, and dozens of other popular, economically lucrative movies follow formats and principles first espoused and placed into print by John W. Campbell, Jr.

"Single-handedly, Campbell created modern science fiction as a vehicle for a new way of thinking! He is considered by many to have had the most challenging mind and the most constructive influence on the United States from the 1930s up to the end of the 1960s.

"Looking back

Perry Chapdelaine

2014-07-06T19:58:31Z

Kittyj:

Perry Chapdelaine

2014-07-06T19:56:36Z

Kittyj:

Perry Chapdelaine

2014-07-01T00:15:49Z

Kittyj:

Perry Chapdelaine

2014-07-01T00:13:18Z

Kittyj:

Perry Chapdelaine

2014-07-01T00:10:43Z

Kittyj:

Perry Chapdelaine

2014-06-30T22:04:26Z

Kittyj:

Perry Chapdelaine

2014-06-30T22:02:38Z

Kittyj:

== Heading text ==
Just Science Fiction?

Perry A. Chapdelaine, Sr., B.A., M.A., H.D.A, a local acquaintance of mine and one-time student, associate and auditor of L. Ron Hubbard, recently gave me a copy of a 100+-page piece he'd written in 2012, entitled "Introduction to the First Publicly Known Clear." The following excerpt is taken from the first page, and it explains the importance of LRH's ''Dianetics, The Modern Science of Mental Health'' having been first publicized in a science fiction magazine, of all places.

"L. Ron Hubbard's ''Dianetics, The Modern Science of Mental Health'' made quite a stir throughout the world when it was published in 1950. Psychiatry was a failed profession in those days -- and pretty much still is. Hubbard's ''Dianetics'' offered a detailed self-help understanding never before reached by other methods.

"Original publicity of Hubbard's book was reached through the pages of a science fiction magazine through the acceptance by John W. Campbell, Jr., the editor of ''Astounding Science Fiction.'' Since those days, science fiction have become mature fields of literature, not to be disparaged as it was so easy for some to do in those days. However, the important aspect of being published in ''Astounding Science Fiction'' was that its readership was far from that of gullible teenagers. Scientists, teachers, engineers, lawyers of every rank subscribed, and often corresponded regularly with John W. Campbell, Jr. Campbell greatly influenced scientists, engineers and writers. His magazine's subscribers included Albert Einstein (general and special Theories of relativity ; E=MC2, Edward Teller (father of the hydrogen bomb), and Werner von Braun (developer of Germany's and America's firwt deuccessful rockets). According to Herman Oberth (early rocket scientist), the Rand Think Tank (Rand Corporation), employed by military and othr government experts, was also the fruit of Campbell's thoughts.

''Scientists and engineers thought so highly of him that there is a crater on Mars named after him, the Campbell crater!''

Perry Chapdelaine

2014-06-30T21:33:52Z

Kittyj:

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2014-06-23T00:45:42Z

Kittyj:

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this is Kitty the Magnificent's page!

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2014-06-23T00:41:22Z

Kittyj:

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2014-06-20T21:32:48Z

Kittyj:

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'''This is a demo auditor page''' Yosemite Sam is not really an auditor. ''':-)'''
== how it works ==
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#You can add your own picture(s) and description of your auditing practice or just a bio of yourself if you like. (there are several forms to chose from - ie. auditor, group, LRH biography, general articles...and others [http://scientolipedia.org/info/Create_A_Page here]) Any type of page you want and it will be up to you to edit change and monitor the discussion on it.
#You edit the infobox information...including a "stats" section.(if you like)
#We submit your page to Google, Bing, Yahoo and other search engines so you get found on the web immediately! (for FREE)
# Your page also shows up on our maps and other listings within the site AUTOMATICALLY.
'''NOW TRY EDITING THIS PAGE YOURSELF. (Log-in required) SIMPLY CLICK ON THE "EDIT WITH FORM" TAB AT THE TOP. THEN ADD SOME TEXT BELOW THIS (please don't erase all the above text. I can reverse it but would rather not) THEN CLICK "SAVE PAGE" AT THE BOTTOM TO SAVE YOUR CHANGES.

IT'S THAT EASY!!! : -)

''NO OTHER SITE LETS YOU CREATE AND EDIT YOUR OWN PAGE. (and edit or contribute to other articles as well)''

(PUT YOUR EDITS BELOW THIS TEXT PLEASE)

This is Grasshopper's edit. Just to try it out!

hi hi hi!

catptcha?

'''wow''' ''This is cool!''

(PUT YOUR EDITS ABOVE THIS TEXT PLEASE)

*Imagine hundreds, if not thousands, of auditors, groups and individual Scientologists creating their own page here. They create it and edit it themselves thereby reducing support time and with a large volume of such pages the site will be a virtual magnet for people searching the Internet for answers to life questions. i.e very high search engine rankings.
* Please contact us with questions. Send email to: [mailto:info@scientolipedia.org my email]; Use the "Discussion" tab at top of this page or go to my personal page by clicking on my name - [[David LaCroix]]
{{DISQUS}}

World's Best Auditor

2014-06-20T21:31:12Z

Kittyj:

{{Auditors
|Name=Yosemite Sam
|Image=Yosemite.jpg
|Training Level=Class VI
|Case Level=OT-3
|Case Supervision=Class VIII
|Website=http://scientolipedia.org/info/Main_Page
|Social Media={{Socialmedia}}
|Email=info@scientolipedia.org
|Auditing Delivery=Grades, Intro Auditing, Life Repair, NED
}}
{{Auditing Results
|Year=2014
|Intro=100
|LR=100
|Straightwire=5
|Grades=2
|OTs=1
|WDAH=100
}}
{{Auditing Results
|Year=2013
|LR=10
|Grades=10
|Clears=10
|OTs=10
|Ls=10
}}
{{Auditing Results
|Year=2012
|Intro=1000
|Purif=5
|LR=800
|Grades=30
|OTs=20
}}
{{Training Results
|Year=2013
|Basic Courses=10
|St Hat=10
}}
'''This is a demo auditor page''' Yosemite Sam is not really an auditor. ''':-)'''
== how it works ==
You can create your own auditor page with an easy-to-fill-out form. {{#forminput:form=Auditors|button text=Create Auditor Page|size=30|placeholder=Auditor name here}}
#You can add your own picture(s) and description of your auditing practice or just a bio of yourself if you like. (there are several forms to chose from - ie. auditor, group, LRH biography, general articles...and others [http://scientolipedia.org/info/Create_A_Page here]) Any type of page you want and it will be up to you to edit change and monitor the discussion on it.
#You edit the infobox information...including a "stats" section.(if you like)
#We submit your page to Google, Bing, Yahoo and other search engines so you get found on the web immediately! (for FREE)
# Your page also shows up on our maps and other listings within the site AUTOMATICALLY.
'''NOW TRY EDITING THIS PAGE YOURSELF. (Log-in required) SIMPLY CLICK ON THE "EDIT WITH FORM" TAB AT THE TOP. THEN ADD SOME TEXT BELOW THIS (please don't erase all the above text. I can reverse it but would rather not) THEN CLICK "SAVE PAGE" AT THE BOTTOM TO SAVE YOUR CHANGES.

IT'S THAT EASY!!! : -)

''NO OTHER SITE LETS YOU CREATE AND EDIT YOUR OWN PAGE. (and edit or contribute to other articles as well)''

(PUT YOUR EDITS BELOW THIS TEXT PLEASE)

This is Grasshopper's edit. Just to try it out!

hi hi hi!

catptcha?

'''wow'''

(PUT YOUR EDITS ABOVE THIS TEXT PLEASE)

*Imagine hundreds, if not thousands, of auditors, groups and individual Scientologists creating their own page here. They create it and edit it themselves thereby reducing support time and with a large volume of such pages the site will be a virtual magnet for people searching the Internet for answers to life questions. i.e very high search engine rankings.
* Please contact us with questions. Send email to: [mailto:info@scientolipedia.org my email]; Use the "Discussion" tab at top of this page or go to my personal page by clicking on my name - [[David LaCroix]]
{{DISQUS}}

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2014-06-20T21:20:58Z

Kittyj: Created page with "this is Kitty the Magnificent's page!"

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