Ed: That was very interesting research.Let me also add that there is some
research re the high incarceration rates of blacks.It has been shown that
blacks are more likely to fall into the traps of criminal investigations than
whites. One variable has been emotional reactions when been examined a
Mike P I am the one who is being threatened by some list members.Keep in mind
that some of those who threaten action against me supposedly have already
filtered me from their inboxes.
I do not see contemplating possible action against an institution as action
against an individual,except if one
Dear Colleagues -
A Call for Papers has just been approved for the journal, Psychology of
Violence that focuses on the relationship between technology and violence. I
have attached it to this email. If you happen to have be doing research that
may fit this topic, I hope that you would strongly
I am away at the ocean for a vacation before school starts and will respond to
questions once I return.
Bill
Bill Southerly, PhD
Department of Psychology
Frostburg State University
Frostburg, MD 21532
301-687-4778
bsouthe...@frostburg.edu
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On Aug 15, 2011, at 7:55 AM, Mike Palij wrote:
> I think the answer to the question about whether one can use
> an academic institution's computer to filter/block posts on a
> email list is probably "Yes".
I not only filter the emails of certain Tipsters, I also filter similarly
worthless emails
Prof. Sylvester, allow me to make a few points:
(1) Don't make threats against people in a public forum. It is not
only bad form but it also smells of desperation. Also remember:
what goes around, comes around.
(2) I think the answer to the question about whether one can use
an academic institu
Reflecting further on Rick's posting, and those of Nancy and Don [all
below], I'm beginning to regret that I have been responsible for
setting this whole thing going again. I hope we can now leave it alone,
and take heed of what Rick wrote.
Allen E.
I don't want to speak for our moderator or put him in an uncomfortable
position, but my recollection is that the last time there was a flurry of
activity on the list to have this person removed for the same reasons here
(actually I believe there were even more incendiary provocations then), he
Can a tipster use an academic institution's computer to filter out and block
messages from an academic related topic a
nd colleague?
I can see the use of filters on one's personal computer but the use of personal
selective filters on a university computer may raise constitutional issues.
I will b
David Cameron calls rioters lazy and selfish,but I am glad that he has hired a
Top cop from the U.S to help the Brits manage issues in the inner
cities.William Bratten has a proven record of managing those riotous issues in
los Angeles,Boston,and New York.He will institute a community policing p
I disagree that there are any circumstances under which it is necessary to
respond to these trolls. I find it hard to believe that anyone on TIPS gives
these posts any credence at all. The unintended outcome of these responses is
to give the original posts a much wider audience because the repli
Rick Stevens writes:
>Bill does us a great service by keeping the list going.
>Asking him to be the PC police or to find PC deputies
>and manage them would be more work for him.
>Since the complaints seem to be about a small number of
>people I am on the side of identifying who you don't want
>to h
It was disgraceful for the BBC interviewer to suggest that Darcus Howe
had in the past been a participant in riots. And I'm totally in favour
of the BBC being called to account when it transgresses appropriate
standards of reporting and commentary. Indeed in 2008 a complaint of
mine about inacc
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