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	Link-Lit From the Wench of Waxahachie
		Loader, best known as one of the creators of the 1982 film "The Atomic Cafe," is now the author of WWWench, a lively collection of Web-based essays and short stories that range from an insider's dispatch on the Sundance Film Festival to a fictional True Confession-style romp through the celebrity bedrooms of Hollywood.
		One of Loader's favorite techniques is compiling a sequence of links -- in "ascending degrees of wackiness," she said -- on the same common word, so that successive references to the brain might include everything from a report on rodent neurophysiology to the cartoon character Martin Prince, the student genius on The Simpsons.
		Loader has continued to develop the Web site for Flygirls, historical fiction about the Women's Air Derby of 1929, but the transition has reduced the number of "link-lit" works she has posted as the WWWench while she learns to do her own programming.
	partners.nytimes.com /library/cyber/mirapaul/0523mirapaul.html (1243 words)

	Todd E. Napolitano
		Indeed, Loader is concerned with the environment, albeit in socio-political terms, specifically, the "ecology" of one's relationship to oneself as mediated by sexuality.
		What is so interesting about Loader is the way she abandons narrow political ideologies and fascile conceptions of power in favor of offering a replete selection of ideas, pleasures, and pains without passing judgement;—this she leaves to her audience.
		Loader is concerned with the environmental effects of radiation, but she is just as fascinated with political issues ranging from prostitution rights, to Liberal conceptions of woman-as-homemaker, to progressive porn (not an oxymoron for Loader), to the Coalition for Positive Sexuality.
	www.altx.com /EBR/REVIEWS/REV4/TODD.HTM (1432 words)

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		Filmmakers Jayne Loader (currently residing in Waxahachie) and Jamie Otis (an Austinite) have each found inspiration through explorations of the Cold War.
		Loader was one of the filmmakers (along with partners Kevin and Pierce Rafferty) behind the 1982 documentary The Atomic Cafe, the cult classic to which this latest project -- complete with updates -- serves as a kind of sequel.
		Loader's project has received numerous rave reviews and was awarded two NewMedia INVISION awards, currently the highest honor bestowed upon multimedia ventures (from NewMedia magazine).
	www.austinchronicle.com /issues/vol15/issue47/screens.shortcuts.html (437 words)

	Boston.com / News / Boston Globe / Living / Arts / 'Cafe' serves up heaping helping of propaganda
		These are just some of the strange scenes from ''The Atomic Cafe," a film edited by Jayne Loader that she produced and directed with Kevin and Pierce Rafferty.
		Loader is among the filmmakers who'll attend the Global Hibakusha Film Festival presented by MIT and Tufts starting Thursday.
		Loader recalls the director of ''Rocky" telling her ''The Atomic Cafe" could make a million dollars -- if the filmmakers got John Belushi to do the narration and took out the serious parts.
	www.boston.com /news/globe/living/articles/2005/04/10/cafe_serves_up_heaping_helping_of_propaganda (510 words)

	CONELRAD: THE ATOMIC CAFE \| Jayne Loader Interview [Fall 2002, Winter 2005]
		JAYNE: I didn't support myself and the project was never in any danger of dying for lack of funds.
		JAYNE: I'm the Co-Master of Quincy House at Harvard University.
		Loader was kind enough to answer a few follow-up questions that pertain directly to DUCK AND COVER, the short subject civil defense film she and her co-directors re-introduced to the world in their documentary THE ATOMIC CAFE.
	www.conelrad.com /jayne_loader.html (1577 words)

	Quincy House - Harvard University
		Jayne Loader, a writer/director, has had more careers than most people have shoes.
		Jayne has resided at the MacDowell Colony, judged the Sundance Film Festival, and guested on David Letterman, The Today Show, and Entertainment Tonight.
		In 1999, Jayne married Robert Kirshner, moved to Cambridge, and changed her life yet again for the last time, she fervently hopes.
	www.fas.harvard.edu /~quincy/masters.htm (599 words)

	Jayne Loader, Kevin Rafferty, & Pierce Rafferty
		JAYNE LOADER is a writer/director whose work includes novels, short stories, film and multimedia.
		Loader’s notable writing credits include the novel Between Pictures and Wild America, a collection of short stories, both published by Grove Press.
		Recently, Loader accepted an appointment as Co-Master of Quincy House at Harvard University.
	www.docurama.com /Docurama/filmmakers/loader_rafferty_rafferty (377 words)

	The Atomic Cafe
		The Atomic Cafe is directed by Kevin Rafferty, Jamie Loader and Pierce Rafferty, and is a fl comedy about the harrowing misinformation surrounding the government's acquisition, development and testing of both the atomic and hydrogen bombs.
		Edited by Jayne Loader and Kevin Rafferty, the film is an “artfully assembled collage of official insanity” (7), pulled from an extensive archive of propaganda films originally made to pacify the American public by demystifying the effects of nuclear fallout.
		According to Jamie Loader, it was Pierce Rafferty who stumbled upon the catalogue of “3433 U.S. government films” in a San Francisco bookstore – as early as 1976 – and then came up with the idea to make a film about these propaganda films (8).
	www.sensesofcinema.com /contents/cteq/04/atomic_cafe.html (1658 words)

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		Only the names of the guilty were changed at the behest of the Grove Press lawyers, aghast at the author's relentless--albeit self-destructive--honesty.
		``Jayne Loader is original on subjects everyone else has been boring on for years.
		Grimly funny.'' ``A literary Madonna, Jayne Loader is knockdown funny and smart,'' wrote Rhoda Lerman.
	www.sff.net /bfob/files/Loader,_Jayne.txt (105 words)

	MIC 9 art1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Over a decade after the cult classic documentary The Atomic Cafe debuted to critical acclaim, writer/director Jayne Loader decided (while sipping margaritas by a pool in Waxahachie, Texas) that things on the nukefront had been quiet, maybe too quiet.
		Jayne spent the next year begging,borrowing, and downloading everything she could find about things atomic and the result is the multi-award winning, and highly regarded CD-ROM Public Shelter which was released in 1995.
		Jayne Loader will be speaking at In Reality: The New Zealand Documentary Conference and giving a workshop about marketing on the Web and CD-ROM development in Auckland and Wellington.
	www.mic.org.nz /9art1.html (1542 words)

	Global Hibakusha Film Festival-directors
		In 1995, Jayne shifted gears and made a CD-ROM called Public Shelter, which got rave reviews, gold medals, cool statuettes, the works.
		Jayne's online column, WWWench (1995 - 1997), was one of the first blogs.
		In 1999, Jayne married Robert Kirshner, the astronomer, moved to Cambridge, and changed her life yet again (for the last time, she fervently hopes).
	ase.tufts.edu /japanese/hiroshima-nagasaki2005/program-film-guest.htm (765 words)

	IMDb Name Search (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Jayne Craig (I) (Actress, Mouth to Mouth (1978))
		Jayne Dowell (I) (Actress, "Sorrell and Son" (1984) (mini))
		Jayne Armstrong (I) (Miscellaneous Crew, Satan's Mistress (1982))
	uk.imdb.com /Name?Jayne (492 words)

	Jayne Loader
		Jayne Loader has put on a CD-Rom, called "Public Shelter", all of the material which appeared in her highly acclaimed film "Atomic Cafe", and has augmented it with so much more stuff that couldn't fit in the film but will fit on a CD.
		This is the flyer which we did for Jayne's CD-Rom presentation at Paperbacks Plus for the film society.
		Click here to go to Jayne Loader's Web Site Public Shelter.
	www.luckydogbooks.com /jaloader.html (105 words)

	VAP Digital Archive
		Jayne Loader is an independent filmmaker and more recently, a multimedia artist.
		She co-directed, produced, and edited the 1982 cult documentary, The Atomic Cafe and has just completed her first CD-ROM, Public Shelter, which is one of the largest gatherings of information on atomic weapons and energy.
		Loader is known as WWWench on her web site by the same name, and writes about life on the web from the perspective of women.
	www.artic.edu /saic/art/vap/archives/artist.html?artist=43 (208 words)

	CONELRAD: Atomic Cafe \| Film, Soundtrack, and Book [1982]
		Co-Produced by Charles Wolfe, The Archives Project (Jayne Loader, Kevin Rafferty and Pierce Rafferty).
		The concept of crafting a visual montage out of long forgotten government training movies took six years and $300,000 to finally be realized on the screen in 1982.
		This disc is chock full of Atomic info, pictures and sound and is available through her Public Shelter site.
	conelrad.com /atomic_cafe.html (1001 words)

	History News Network
		(btw - Jayne Loader (not Yoder) also wrote a great potboiler called Between Pictures, which is a fun read.
		My bad on "Jayne Loader." thanks for reading and for pointing it out.
		I think we all want that fine line to exist -- we want our work and that of our colleagues to be protected but we also do not want things to be so restricted that historical writing becomes anything like securing rights for documentaries.
	hnn.us /readcomment.php?id=51060&bheaders=1 (407 words)

	Faculty of Arts & Sciences: News and Events
		"We wish Bob Kirshner and Jayne Loader the very best for an enjoyable sabbatical year, during which time we will be able to build on the strong programs and traditions that they have established."
		Kirshner and Loader have been co-masters of Quincy, Harvard's largest undergraduate House, since 2001.
		They will spend the coming academic year at the University of California Santa Barbara, where Kirshner will help run a program on exploding stars at the Kavli Institute for Theoretical Physics.
	www.fas.harvard.edu /home/news_and_events/releases/gehrke_03202006.html (418 words)

	Jayne Loader (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
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	Filmmaker Page
		The atomic bomb hasn't gone away, people are still building them, the French are starting to test them again, and there's always the possibility, given all of that, that someone will decide to use one."
		After several years of freelance work as a journalist, critic, ghostwriter and film professor, Loader became a filmmaker.
		She co-directed, produced and edited the celebrated documentary THE ATOMIC CAFE, a fl comedy about the atomic age, first released in 1982 to great critical and popular acclaim.
	www.docurama.com /filmmakerdetail.html?filmmakerid=18 (464 words)

	Press Release - Reed College - Reed College
		Following Rivera's presentation, Jayne Loader '73 will discuss her work and present Public Shelter, a CD-ROM on the Atomic Age.
		Loader is a writer and director who recently entered the field of multimedia, one of the first independent filmmakers to do so.
		She codirected, produced and edited the celebrated documentary The Atomic Cafe.
	web.reed.edu /news_center/press_releases/1996-1997/63.html (711 words)

	HCST News
		With Spring 2004 Graduation, the HCST program completes its first three years with the award of three certificates.
		JAYNE LOADER, Co-Master of Quincy House, Harvard College
		In 1977 Jayne Loader joined Kevin Rafferty and Pierce Rafferty to produce a documentary based on 10,000 U.S. Government Films on nuclear attack and civil defense.
	userpages.umbc.edu /~tatarewi/HCST/news.htm (654 words)

	MediaChannel.org - Affiliates: Multimedia/Internet
		IWantMedia.com is a media-industry resource site, linking media professionals to industry news, statistics, publications, job listings and trade groups.
		Jayne Loader's Public Shelter: An Irreverent Journey Online
		Public Shelter is a Website/CD-ROM about the atomic bomb, created by writer/director Jayne Loader.
	www.mediachannel.org /affiliates/topic/topic_223_61.shtml (443 words)

	Women in the industry
		The site is basically a database of women working in the film and video industry.
		Website about filmmaker Jayne Loader's film Flygirls which was about the first women's air derby flown in 1929.
		The film recreates the adventures of the women aviators as they fly the grueling race.
	www.calstatela.edu /faculty/abloom/wong/wong2notepad.htm (266 words)

	Focused Audio - Press on Focused Projects - Psychic Detective
		They were available for examination as part of a New Media Center at Sundance.
		The CD-ROM's included "Public Shelter," a virtual encyclopedia of information about fallout shelters by Jayne Loader, who showed her documentary "Atomic Cafe" at Sundance in 1982; "Bad Day on the Midway" and the "Dark Eye," two 3-D animated stories on CD-ROM, and "Psychic Detective," a CD-ROM videogame available for the PC and 3DO platforms.
		The last of these, directed by the video artist John Sanborn, will be shown twice today at Sundance.
	www.focusedaudio.com /articles/abtNYTMS_960121_PsychicDet.html (706 words)

	faf v10 n11 Nov 96 - publications
		On her first visit to the UK Cult documentary film maker Jane Loader will be demonstrating her awardwinning multimedia sequel to THE ATOMIC CAFE, a CD-ROM called PUBLIC SHELTER.
		PUBLIC SHELTER is an irreverent journey through the ATOMIC AGE which extends the art of documentary to the CD-ROM format.
		In this EXCLUSIVE MASTERCLASS Jayne will provide a unique insight to the production of digital documentary, and the issues involved.
	www.msstate.edu /fineart_online/Backissues/Vol_10/faf_v10_n11/publications.html (649 words)

	Wichita Center for the Arts Video and DVD Rental: The Atomic Cafe (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
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		Directed by Kevin Rafferty, Jayne Loader, and Pierce Rafferty.
		Artfully culled from newsreel footage and government archives of the 40s and 50s, this chilling and hilarious cinematic collage takes all the fear and paranoia of the Cold War and serves it up with a bang.
	www.wcfta.com /film/catalog/atomiccafe.html (183 words)

	Reactive Interview with Jayne Loader - the WWWench. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Reactive Interview with Jayne Loader - the WWWench.
		In this issue of Reactive Interviews we talk to Jayne Loader aka the
		WWWench and find out a little more about her on-line projects.
	www.reactivewriting.co.uk /jayne.htm (818 words)

	Amazon.com: The Atomic Cafe: DVD: Kevin Rafferty (II),Pierce Rafferty,Jayne Loader,Joseph McCarthy (II),Lyndon ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
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		Starring: Lloyd Bentsen, W.H.P. Blandy Director: Jayne Loader, Kevin Rafferty Rating
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		A fine example of Renaissance-Womanhood, Jayne Loader is an author, film-maker, hyperfiction writer, Website designer and now multimedia producer, best known for her wittily apocalyptic documentary film, The Atomic Cafe.
		Released in 1982 to worldwide acclaim, the film culled footage from 50's US pro-nuclear propaganda films to weave an absurd and hard-hitting sequence in which there is no narration: the clips alone pointedly illustrate how naive and trusting were 50s folks in the face of the mighty US government's will to nuclearity.
	www.metamute.com /look/article.tpl?IdLanguage=1&IdPublication=1&NrIssue=7&NrSection=10&NrArticle=592 (2406 words)

	Reed Alumni Boston (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		All Reedies are invited to a twilight summer barbecue on the terrace of the Masters' Residence at Quincy House at Harvard University.
		Hosted by Jayne Loader '73, the Co-Master of Quincy House.
		BYO drinks, grillables, or picnic foods to the cookout.
	www.reed.edu /~slam/alumni.html (493 words)

	ToxicUniverse.com - Jayne Loader and Kevin & Pierce Lafferty - 1982 - Atomic Cafe, The Movies Review
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