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Monthly archives for February, 2011

Cryonics 1st Quarter 2011

Feb28
2011
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The 2011 1st quarter issue of Cryonics magazine introduces the cryonics company Suspended Animation and informs Alcor members about how they can arrange for a Suspended Animation-controlled standby. Cryonics  Institute President Ben Best contributes an article on deficiencies in the SENS approach to rejuvenation, and editor Aschwin de Wolf reviews a recent collection of interventive biogerontology articles. This issue also features the first quarterly CEO report from Max More and the beginning of quarterly readiness updates.

Read the latest issue on the Cryonics magazine website.

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Posted in Announcements

Next Alcor Board of Directors Meeting

Feb25
2011
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The next Alcor Board of Directors meeting is scheduled for Saturday, March 12, 2011, at the Alcor facility (7895 East Acoma Drive in Scottsdale, AZ) at 11:00 A.M. (MT). Members and the public are encouraged to attend.

Posted in Announcements

Alcor Response Team Training

Feb25
2011
Written by admin

There are currently two training opportunities scheduled for the March and May.

  • Arizona – March 19th, 2011
  • Pacific Northwest (Portland) – May 7th & 8th, 2011

These training sessions will be conducted by Alcor personnel followed by an informal gathering among team members to build strong relationships.

Please contact Aaron Drake to rsvp: aaron@alcor.org

Posted in Training

Chronosphere Blog

Feb10
2011
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Cryonics researcher and ex-President of Alcor, Michael Darwin, has launched a new blog with a strong emphasis on cryonics and interventive gerontology. His first blog entries include topics such as the history of extracorporeal technology in cryonics, cryonics and technical inevitability, and a number of posts about cryonics pioneer Curtis Henderson.

Posted in News & Events

Cryonics Northwest Seattle Meeting

Feb08
2011
Written by admin

The Seattle region of the Cryonics Northwest group will be meeting to have lunch and socialize in our first get together and organizing effort.

The buffet style lunch will be held at Spice Route Indian Cuisine  on Saturday, February 12th at 12:30 P.M.

Location:

Spice Route Indian Cuisine
2241 148th Avenue Northeast
Bellevue, WA 98007

Please come and introduce yourself and we will see just how many we are in this corner of the States.

We will be discussing the topics of transport training and ongoing gatherings on a monthly basis.

RSVP is required so please contact Regina Pancake at rpancake@gmail.com or Eron Hennessey at eron.hennessey@gmail.com or visit our Facebook event page.

We look forward to meeting you all!

Posted in News & Events

Member Communications Director

Feb07
2011
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A new position called the Member Communications Director (MCD) has opened at Alcor.

The Member Communications Director’s job will be to communicate with Alcor’s members by email, by telephone, and in person for multiple purposes, among which are:

1. To find out more about the member, including such information as the member’s health condition, occupation, work background, interests, family, and aspirations.

2. To determine whether the member wishes to engage in volunteer activities on behalf of Alcor and, if the member wishes to do so, to provide the member with a variety of ways in which the member can volunteer.

3. To answer the member’s questions about Alcor.

4. To determine whether the member has left assets to be distributed to Alcor after death via a will, trust, or other document. If the member has done so, the MCD will offer to evaluate, in cooperation with attorneys of Alcor’s choosing, whether the legal documents in which the bequest has been made have been executed in a manner that will do the job effectively and, if not, to help correct them.

5. To determine the member’s general degree of wealth and whether the member has any interest in donating money (or other assets) or in leaving a bequest to Alcor. If the member is interested in making a donation, the MCD will provide the member with a variety of projects that need funding via tax-exempt donations.  If the member is interested in making a bequest, the MCD will offer, in cooperation with attorneys of Alcor’s choosing, to help the member in executing a will, trust, or other legal document to accomplish the bequest with attorneys of Alcor’s choosing if it is appropriate to do so.

Qualifications:

The MCD should be an Alcor member who is (or becomes) knowledgeable about Alcor and issues in cryonics, is articulate in talking to members, and is sensitive enough to know when to push forward when members make it clear that they want to help Alcor or want help from Alcor. The MCD should also be able, in cooperation with others of Alcor’s choosing, to prepare written information to help answer questions asked by members.

Compensation:

The salary for the MCD is $60K plus benefits per year. This salary plus relocation expenses has been guaranteed for one year by the Life Extension Foundation (LEF). After one year, the Member Communication Director’s continued employment at Alcor will be dependent upon his or her job performance.

Applications for the Member Communications Director should be mailed to D’Bora Tarrant at Alcor Life Extension Foundation, 7895 Acoma Drive, Suite 110, Scottsdale, Arizona 85260 or (b) be sent by email to D’Bora Tarrant at: dbora@alcor.org.

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