of news that may be of general
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LOL! Who cares?
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America, they are really late to the
celebration).
What should it be? Think globally or think locally?
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could be gotten from another organism. I suspect that we
may find more examples in the future.
MORALE: Be careful about whose face you bite.
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attended one of these and
one of my strongest memories about the UofC is that
it had more churches and tennis courst per square foot
than any other college/university I've ever seen).
Has the high school honor society issue been relevant to any
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have further motivated some scientists
|to avoid talking to reporters and going on television.
For the complete article, see:
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recital, and that’s it. That’s
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|Happy New Year, Dude.
Happy New Year, Dudes and Dudettes (ignore the dudettes if you
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this requires more than number crunching, it requires understanding
the role of terrorism, how to use it effectively against a population,
and how people respond to terrorist threats. I don't think Nate
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On Tue, 29 Dec 2009
on Amazon.
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For reference, here is the list that I used last year:
1) Self insight (Dunning)
2) The mismeasure of women (Tavris)
3) The how of happiness (Lyubomirsky)
4) How we know what isn’t so (Gilovich)
5) Mindfulness (Langer)
6) Intuition (Myers
/environment in which we drink it,
and so on, representing a very high order of interaction. What may
be great one time, may not be great or even bad another. There is
the old saying of you can not step in the same river twice which
can be altered to you can not drink the same wine twice.
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Bolt, here
is a press release from Calvin College where Bolt taught:
http://www.calvin.edu/news/2009-10/bolt/index-mbolt.html
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train station (think about the dancing scene in it from
the movie The Fisher King). GCT is on 42nd St and Park
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Happy Holidays!
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P.S. Remember that tomorrow is Christmas for only some people,
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glomind.He travels with ruminants with horns. Canadian mounties and Imterpol
are on his track and so is PETA.He is chosen as our Tipster of the week for
exhibiting this rare quality among academics- jolliness.
But I need to find his real identity and name.
Hannibal Lechter?
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movies and Christmas
related movies, see the list on Wikipedia: see:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Christmas_films
And a Bah Humbug!, er, I mean Happy Holidays to all.
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P.S. I have to admit that I found the Saturday Night Live (SNL)
Christmas
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and social life course at an early age.
This is what make stories about not getting one's child into the
right pre-school program so hilarious and so sad.
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this not a requirement. Sometimes an opinion is just a rant.
Happy Solstice, Y'all!
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On Mon, 21 Dec 2009 09:14:21 -0800, Christopher D. Green wrote:
Beth Benoit
to the 12th or so week in the semester.
So, students who saw that they were failing going in the final
weeks could drop the course with their G.P.A. unaffected.
I think that they changed the policy after it became public but
my memory isn't so good on that point.
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suggested solution to grade inflation to your
administration? Was it forcing grades to follow a particular distribution?
What was the rationale for this?
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bits, see:
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Happy Inti Raymi, Y'all! Remember, party like it's 2011! ;-)
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that this work is beginning to
represent sign of our times as our middle class struggles to
stay afloat.
Ever read Kruger Dunning (1999) in JPSP?
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Is this true or another misrepresentation by the eastern liberal
elite media establishment?
By the way, anyone have a favorite Holidays song? I'm
partial to Annie Lennox's version of Winter Wonderland.
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happier and more effective.
I hope to read this book during the Winter break. Maybe after all the
other books and DVDs and CDs I plan to read/watch/listen to.
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Chris
Christopher D. Green
Department of Psychology
York University
Toronto, ON M3J 1P3
Canada
with it?
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Motivating Change in Relationships Can Prayer Increase Forgiveness?
Nathaniel M. Lambert1, Frank D. Fincham1, Tyler F. Stillman1,
Steven M. Graham2 and Steven R.H. Beach3
Author Affiliations
1Florida State University
2New College of Florida
have heard of humor, right? ;-)
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The NY Times has an article on the work of conservationist in
Nevada. It's amazing what things are being conserved. See:
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Anyone for a TiPS get together at the new Conservation Center? ;-)
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validating Ambien as a sleep aid (perhaps
they were embarassed to report such things or thought that they
were unrelated to Ambien use).
So, crazy Ambien sex: mass delusion/urban legend/self-fulfilling prophecy
or unexpected side effect affecting a small proportion of people or
whatever?
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}. Available:
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So, take your pick.
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On Sat, 12 Dec 2009 10:22:36 -0800, Mysterious Michael wrote a second time:
Chris: Those tipsters were selected because of their ability to manage
sense as well as nonsense with academic grace.
And because they don't repeat themselves.
And because they don't repeat themselves.
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One device is being tested by a professor in the law school
of the Catholic University of America and replaces 13 textbooks.
I wonder which psychology text will make the transition first.
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of a larger
collection of films that it makes available. See:
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Searching for psychological testing turns up a couple of hits. Other movies
and video might be of interest in other courses.
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(i.e., raising doubts about the validity of scientific
results, etc.) and appears to be relevant to current problems,
such as the climate change debate.
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Imagine having to have a BMI below the obese threshold in order
to be able to graduate from college. Imagine no more; see:
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I wonder when this will be made a condition of granting tenure.
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religion).
In the obesity case, students may have signed a similar statement.
If so, there is an explicit contract.
However, I am not a lawyer and I am sure that someone is likely
to contest this in court.
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Mike Palij m...@nyu.edu 12/04/09 4:55 PM
-project/200911/lonely-and-not-happy
Ms. Rubins one of happiness myths that Cacioppo and Patrick
debunk is that Happy people are annoying and stupid.
I really am eager to see the research in support of this.
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Seriously.
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they
sent me, I got an email today from Amazon regarding the two copies
I bought from them. I wish APA had taken a similar approach to
all of the people who had gotten copies from them.
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Email from Amazon follows:
Hello from Amazon.com.
We're writing
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carbohydrates and alcohol which also induce sleepiness but
people usually overlook these sources. Even if one doesn't drink
alcohol with a meal, I think most people would be shocked by
the amount of carbohydrates provided in the typical Thanksgiving
meal.
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On Mon, 23 Nov 2009 06:00:32 -0800, Stephen Black wrote:
Ah, a chance to simultaneously tweak _both_ Mike Palij and
Allen Esterson cannot be denied (even if I will soon be made to
pay for it).
YOU'RE GOING DOWN STEPHEN BLACK ;-)
Their shocking illiteracy astounds me.
Hey, I'm
the CBS news). As time goes on, I realize that
there is less that I can remember about that event which is okay. I now
appreciate its significance and know that my memory for it has been
altered by watching subsequent programs and learning about the events
of that day.
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will be their most important customers in the future (hint:
it's not academia). See:
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/11/22/business/22sas.html?_r=1th=emc=thpagewanted=all
Looks like a lot of people will be developing skills in R programming.
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On Sun, 15 Nov 2009 15:52:13 -0800, Allen Esterson wrote:
In relation to this article:
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Mike Palij wrote [snip]
Perhaps what I like least about Gladwell's writing is
when he comes off like a snarky intellectual version
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treatment of Pinker and wonder if it's because he's a
Quebecois. ;-)
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There is something of interest to both fans and player haters.
Just be careful and don't step on the Igon values.
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On Sun, 01 Nov 2009 09:07:44 -0800, Helweg-Larsen, Marie wrote:
I see paraidolia (-:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pareidolia
Actually, apophenia might be the more appropriate term, see:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apophenia
I believe this is the basis for data mining. ;-)
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New
but are available
in Germany, the Netherlands, and other European countries; for
libraries in any location, put a zip code, state, or country name in the
Enter your location slot). A reivew of the text is provided in PsycCritiques,
which available through the APA's electronic resources.
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://www.theamericanscholar.org/the-doctor-is-in/
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, there are aspects of lack of critical thinking and
noncritical acceptance of false authority combined with
capitalism's opportunitic strategies to help one succeed
in a desperate enviroment but the exploitation of children
in this process is heart breaking.
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On Sun, 18 Oct 2009 01:16:52 -0700, Allen Esterson wrote:
On the subject of the forthcoming UK Channel 4 programme
on IQ Mike Palij wrote:
Of course, as unpleasant as all this is, one can say the Daily
Mail's handling of the topic is quite moderate, whereas the
Telegraph forthrightly pronounces
On Sun, 18 Oct 2009 11:45:39 -0700, Allen Esterson wrote:
Mike Palij raises a number of points, [snip]
I had prepared a long version of a response and then decided
against it. As for Allen's lack of understanding about the
British Continuing Obsession, I will let Phillippe Rushton answer
for me
And if scientists make that claim, it has to be true, eh?
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P.S. As a tonic for this I suggest a review of the Monty Python
sketch Upper Class Twit of the Year; see
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Upper_Class_Twit_of_the_Year
and
http://www.youtube.com
and four in the house of representatives)
I suggest that it might be worthwhile for people, especially
U.S. citizens, to be aware of what is in the ultimate health care
bill. Unless, of course, you don't mind paying for someone
else religious beliefs with your health plan.
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over Coker's points and explain
whether the amendments are based on science or pseudoscience?
And after that, perhaps you can explain which is the better basis for
public policy and law: scientific knowledge or psuedoscientific knowledge?
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ruled that interracial marriages are legal
in its Loving v. Virgina decision; see:
http://caselaw.lp.findlaw.com/scripts/getcase.pl?court=USvol=388invol=1
Is this a teachable moment?
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? Couldn't
they just follow the heuristic First Authorship is Best?
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approach, often with a large number of people making contributions, then one
needs a more complex set of rules for interpreting what did the first author do,
what did the last author do, and what does the sequence of intermediate
co-authors tell us about their contributions.
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/books?lr=num=100id=SFmdMAAJdq=%22Glass+%26+Hopkins%22q=point-biserial#search_anchor
or
http://tinyurl.com/yg2ftct
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On Monday, October 12, 2009 4:45 AM, Michael S wrote:
I never did understand the point-biserial
there will be based on Facebook or Twitter or whatever is the latest
social networking technology?
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), see the following titled
Judd Apatow's Dick Flicks:
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By the way, I am not taking any sides in argument, just providing
some relevant information. I've got enough enemies. :-)
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the offense has occurred, what can
be learned to prevent offense in the future? Then again, given that
this matter had passed, perhaps it would have been better to keep
this old horse buried instead of digging it up and beating it again.
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On Fri, 09 Oct 2009 21:15:39 -0400, Stephen Black wrote:
I am glad that you were not impulsive and took your time in
replying to my post. I am sure you took the time to work on
addressing the points I made about 12 days ago.
On 28 Sep 2009 at 9:20, Mike Palij
.
For the long-term influence of the Hog of Steel, see another page
on the website William Scott links to above, namely:
http://www.fortunecity.com/tatooine/niven/142/recycleb/rb18.html
Shirley, everyone has heard of the Tick?
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by the Greater Good Science Center of the
|University of California, Berkeley.
I guess I should check my assumptions more often. :-)
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-Original Message-
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Sent: Thursday, October 08, 2009 5:07 PM
? :-)
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Since no one else has posted this, I thought I'd be the first. See;
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/10/10/world/10nobel.html
Let's see what heat *that* generates.
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to expect similar amendments to be proposed in the upcoming
|session and will take measures humanly possible to educate and persuade
|legislators on this issue. We will keep you updated as things develop.
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Ekman at UC-Berkeley? Has he gone into business
for himself now? Incidentally, I agree with his positions and not the
Dalai Lama's. And I never knew that Mike Posner was so mechanically
challenged. I hope that light bulb changing behavior gets better.
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in other
ways (e.g., does this apply to the first page as well?).
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- Forwarded Message -
From: Stefanie Lazer sla...@apa.org
Sent: Wednesday, August 26, 2009 8:20:12 AM GMT
Subject: RE: Running head in the Running head?
Thank you for your
) billionaire
|Warren Buffett seems to agree: If you are in the investment business
|and have an IQ of 150, sell 30 points to someone else.
Anybody know where one can sell some excess IQ points? ;-)
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for Sir Ronald Fisher to make the connection between
evolutionary theory and genetics in the early 20th century)?
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On Tue, 06 Oct 2009 06:12:42 -0700, Christopher D. Green wrote:
Allen Esterson wrote:
Mind the gap: Did Darwin avoid publishing his theory
On Sun, 4 Oct 2009 19:52:11 -0600, Michael Smith wrote:
Mike Palij wrote:
It is unfortunate how Prof. Smith edits posts because he edited out
the questions I asked which I reproduce here:
...Why he focuses on the summary answer I provide to the question in
the Subject line is beyond me
research has far less generalizability then he
and his colleagues are will to admit, far less than that implied
in the article.
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in theaters in the U.S.,
they will be able to do so, probably in December. The rest of
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On Date: Fri, 2 Oct 2009 10:11:01 -0600, Michael Smith wrote:
Feeling a bit verbose, a few notes about what Mike P wrote.
[To which Mike Palij wrote:]
This was posted after I hit my 3 post limit yesterday, so I had to
wait until today to provide a response. I was curious about what
kind
with
activities that are gay-friendly and allows on-campus productions of
such plays as the Vagina Monologues. Those same activities are
viewed by some Catholics as blasphemous and even anti-Catholic.
You know, the range of opinions that one would find in any other religion.
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On Sun, 04 Oct 2009 11:35:22 -0700, Professor Michael Smith wrote:
Mike Palij wrote:
If he pleases, Prof. Smith might answer these questions.
It is unfortunate how Prof. Smith edits posts because he edited out the
questions I asked which I reproduce here:
|How Taylor college's statement
comments would elicit and I remain curious.
I had planned on making one of my verbose responses to Prof. Smith's
points but I now think that there would be little point is doing so.
Via con Dios folks.
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[Mike P. had written}
In the U.S. it is possible to run
his own life or it is generally recognized that this professor
has the best sexual techniques outside of class)?
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the evidence for Ardi and Lucy
and, if we find it to have sufficient validity, work to counter those that might
claim that it is a fraud, especially if the claim is made on religious rather
than scientific grounds?
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, April 2009, pp. 138-42.
|DOI:10.1016/j.jflm.2008.07.013.
|WHO ATTENDED THE CEREMONY: Stephan Bolliger
Warning: Do refer to this research the closer we get to Spring Break! ;-)
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I wonder. How long before we have the first David Myers' Vookie
textbook?
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this point out the need for more Human
Sexuality courses?
Finally, if panties/underwear are really optional, does that mean that
Tom Delay is dancing around without .
-Mike Palij
New York University
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to their deaths.
If you are just kidding, please put an appropriate emoticon (e.g., :-) )
so that we know we shouldn't take what you say seriously. So much
of your writing leave people wondering whether or not you are being
serious. Especially about training doors.
-Mike Palij
New York
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