Re: [tips] Nitops

[Linda M. Woolf, Ph.D.]

Hi Jim and Albert,

If we can all arrange a get-together, that would be great! I keep an eye 
out for both of you and any other Tipsters (Tipians? Tipites?) at the 
conference.

I'll be at Steve Behnke's talk here in a few minutes, will be at lunch 
and David Myer's talk, as well as I have a PIE at 3 something (about 
teaching statistics).

Looking forward to seeing everyone!

Linda

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> I am also at NITOP as well.  I led a participant idea exchange on 
> Saturday and will be presenting a poster on Monday.  This is a great 
> conference.
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> If anyone else is present we should all meet while we are here
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> Albert Bramante
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Re: [tips] Nitops

[albramante]

Hi Jim & Linda
I am going to be at lunch and the Myers talk.  I will also be at the PIE and 
poster session.

Albert

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From:  "Linda M. Woolf, Ph.D." 
Subj:  Re: [tips] Nitops
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  Hi Jim and Albert,
 
 If we can all arrange a get-together, that would be great! I keep an eye out 
for both of you and any other Tipsters (Tipians? Tipites?) at the conference.
 
 I'll be at Steve Behnke's talk here in a few minutes, will be at lunch and 
David Myer's talk, as well as I have a PIE at 3 something (about teaching 
statistics).
 
 Looking forward to seeing everyone!
 
 Linda
 
 albrama...@aol.com wrote: 
  
 
  Hi Everyone
 
 I am also at NITOP as well. I led a participant idea exchange on Saturday and 
will be presenting a poster on Monday. This is a great conference.
 
 If anyone else is present we should all meet while we are here
 
 Albert Bramante
 albrama...@aol.com
 
 
 
  New year...new news. Be the first to know what is making headlines.
 
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APA)
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 Secretary, Raphael Lemkin Award Committee, 


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Re: [tips] Nitops

[AlBRAMANTE]

Hi Everyone
 
I am also at NITOP as well.  I led a participant idea exchange on  Saturday 
and will be presenting a poster on Monday.  This is a great  conference.
 
If anyone else is present we should all meet while we are here
 
Albert Bramante
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Re: [tips] Nitops

[Joan Warmbold]

OK--so how is the weather?  I have only attended NITOP once and absolutely
loved it.  Terrific presentations as well as many wonderful opportunities
for networking.  I believe NITOP was originated by Doug Bernstein, true? 
If so, we should give some type of tribute to this man as this conference
was a brilliant conception that is extremely well organized with a
plethora of amazing and inspiring presentations.  Hope to go next year for
the second time! And why don't we ask Doug to include in the schedule a
"dinner for tipsters!"

Joan
jwarm...@oakton.edu

> Hi Everyone
>
> I am also at NITOP as well.  I led a participant idea exchange on
> Saturday
> and will be presenting a poster on Monday.  This is a great  conference.
>
> If anyone else is present we should all meet while we are here
>
> Albert Bramante
> albrama...@aol.com
> **New year...new news.  Be the first to know what is making
> headlines. (http://www.aol.com/?ncid=emlcntaolcom0026)
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RE: [tips] Nitops

[Jim Matiya]

Hi Joan, 
The weather today in Tampa was very nice in the morning and then it got a 
little cloudy. The temps hung around 72 degrees.
 
Doug is one of several who helped and nurtured NITOPS. He looks handsome and 
quite dapper since he recently came back from England.
Scott Lilienfeld was at a loss for words :) during his misconceptions about 
psych speech when he realized he was describing the Little Albert experiments 
and kept on referring to Albert as "Little Hans." 
Annette Taylor's ( a TIPS favorite) soon to be published paper on 
misconceptions was mentioned several times by Scott. 
Wayne Weiten was his usual eloquent self talking about the price and contents 
of psych books.
 
I heard about  but did not see Laura Kings' neuronal demonstration.
 
David Myers was excellent as usual for his speech.  He is "worth" seeing every 
time.
 
I wish all of you could have been there to enjoy the weather and these 
wonderful presenters.
 
Jim
Jim Matiya 
Florida Gulf Coast University
jmat...@fgcu.edu
Contributor, for Karen Huffman's Psychology in Action, Video Guest Lecturettes 
John Wiley and Sons.
 > Date: Sun, 4 Jan 2009 18:20:52 -0600> Subject: Re: [tips] Nitops> From: 
 > jwarm...@oakton.edu> To: tips@acsun.frostburg.edu> > OK--so how is the 
 > weather? I have only attended NITOP once and absolutely> loved it. Terrific 
 > presentations as well as many wonderful opportunities> for networking. I 
 > believe NITOP was originated by Doug Bernstein, true? > If so, we should 
 > give some type of tribute to this man as this conference> was a brilliant 
 > conception that is extremely well organized with a> plethora of amazing and 
 > inspiring presentations. Hope to go next year for> the second time! And why 
 > don't we ask Doug to include in the schedule a> "dinner for tipsters!"> > 
 > Joan> jwarm...@oakton.edu> > > Hi Everyone> >> > I am also at NITOP as well. 
 > I led a participant idea exchange on> > Saturday> > and will be presenting a 
 > poster on Monday. This is a great conference.> >> > If anyone else is 
 > present we should all meet while we are here> >> > Albert Bramante> > 
 > albrama...@aol.com> > **New year...new news. Be the first to 
 > know what is making> > headlines. 
 > (http://www.aol.com/?ncid=emlcntaolcom0026)> >> > ---> > To make changes 
 > to your subscription contact:> >> > Bill Southerly 
 > (bsouthe...@frostburg.edu)> > > > ---> To make changes to your subscription 
 > contact:> > Bill Southerly (bsouthe...@frostburg.edu)
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Re: [tips] Nitops

[AlBRAMANTE]

I will echo what  Jim Stated.  I was at the Misconcpetions  presentation, 
which was interesting.  I also think that Dr. King's  presentation was very 
important to those that teach Introductory  Psychology.  She is repeating the 
presentation on Tuesday.  I use her  text book in my introductory course.
David 
Myers was excellent  and offered some excellent teaching resources.  
 
Albert Bramante
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