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340g yellow split peas soaked overnight
1 small potato peeled
1 small onion or shallot
1 clove of garlic peeled
1 small bunch of herbs (rosemary sage thyme bay)
2 cloves
30g butter
salt and freshly ground black pepper
Rinse the soaked peas add the potato onion garlic herbs and cloves and cover with cold water.
Bring to the boil put the lid on and simmer slowly for about 1 1/2 hours until tender. Drain remove the herbs and the cloves then add the butter salt and pepper and mash well.
Serve hot.
This is my version of the old fashioned pease pudding. It goes great with hot boiled bacon and English mustard. It is realty nice if you simmer all the ingredients in a piece of muslin in with the bacon from the beginning (qv boiled bacon with pease pudding).
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'Love/Hate' star Aoibhinn shows off her lighter side
'LOVE/HATE' star Aoibhinn McGinnity has told how her latest role makes a welcome change from the crime drama and that she doesn't feel as "heavy" leaving the set.
The 26-year-old has joined the cast of Paul Howard's 'Anglo: The Musical' and told the Irish Independent that she's enjoying "the lighter side" of acting.
Monaghan-born McGinnity, a trained singer and dancer, is playing the part of Fuchsia in the production, at the Olympia Theatre in Dublin.
"It's been a really calm experience. It's nice to do something light as well, you're not leaving afterwards feeling heavy or like you have to shake it off," she said.
McGinnity has garnered widespread recognition for her character Trish on Stuart Carolan's hit gangland show. Asked what she would like to see Trish take on in the fourth season of the RTE production, McGinnity said: "I just want to keep being challenged. The more tough scenes are ideal. I'd like to keep [stepping up] the character."
'Love/Hate' is up for 11 awards at this year's IFTAs, and while McGinnity did not receive a nomination for her performance, she's hopeful the show will take home many accolades on the night.
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Then the next thing I know she is touching his little pee pee. I half turned so I could rub my cock because I was hard as a rock. I didn't want to cum yet, so I turned back and fixed the boys diaper still rubbing him as I did. We went back to our tickle game this time the kids were touching my cock as they did it would twitch about drove me nuts but it sure felt good. The little girl giggled every time it jumped. OK time to stop before I creamed my myself. I said ok time for a bath. Yeah bath time the little girl said and was off to the bathroom. I picked up my nephew rubbing between his legs as I did, and we headed to the tub. Since they were splashing I had to take off the rest of my clothes. My niece asked me to wash her body. I started with her shoulders and rubbed my way down across her chest (I lingered there) she didn't seem to mind so I kept on doing it-stroking my cock as I did. Her body was so soft. I had her stand up so I could wash her private spot-nice sweet tender pee pee and her soft bottom. I was close to the tub almost banging the tub with my dick. I had her sit back down and rinsed the soap off of her. Now it was the little boys turn. I had him stand up and rubbed my thumb over his stub. This bout drove me over the edge to orgasm. I said go ahead and play kids I'll be right back. The toilet was divided with a wall so they couldn't see me jacking off. All the thoughts of touching them going through my head-I was jacking wildly-I felt my cum shoot out across the room. Wow what an exasperating orgasm. I couldn't believe how far it shot. I went back to the kids and got them dried off. Mmmm more sweet touches as I did. I put a diaper back on the boy but I rubbed his pee pee more and his little sack with my fingers. I started to get hard again. I then put undies on the little girl of course I had to make sure they were in the right spot and felt inside her crotch area. We then sat down and watched some TV. I had the girl sit on my lap. I would move her up and back slowly over my hard cock. I decided it was naptime. So I put the boy in his crib and rubbed his little nips as I did. And then put the little girl in. I talked her into taking her undies off and she slept nude. I had special plans for her after she was asleep. I went to the kitchen and got me a drink thinking of that sweet body lying naked and what I wanted to do to her. Dang another instant hard on. After 10 minutes I went to check to see if she was asleep. Her little bottom was showing. It was like she was begging me over to play. I lightly touched her leg to make sure she was asleep. Ohhh she was. I daringly slipped a finger between her little butt-not to far-I didn't want to wake her up. Her little butt squeezed my finger. I eased my finger in a little more-sliding in and out. Guess what I was doing with my other hand-yep stroking. Her little bottom was so tight. I then took my finger out very slowly savoring the feel, and reached underneath to rub her little clit. She would push against my hand in her sleep. I then sucked my finger and got a taste of her sweet ass juice. I put my finger into her tight, warm pee pee. I jacked a little faster. She was bouncing on my finger and mumbling in her sleep. I got brave and tried 2 fingers. Dang she was so tight. I wiggled them gently inside her. Pulling my fingers in and out. Ohh I need to cum. I quietly got on the bed and put my dick between her butt cheeks and I stroked like a wild man. I wanted my cum on her butt. I'm going to cum on you little girl, I whispered. I'm gonna get it on you, maybe a little inside you. Ohh yes yes. My sperm hit her full force. I couldn't stop myself I started to ease in the entrance of her little bottom waves after waves of cum shot out. She let out a cry and I was off of her quickly. I about fell in my haste. I went to the bathroom and licked the cum off my cock, it had the taste of her with it. She got up and said I made a mess uncle. So we had to take another bath of course. I can't wait to baby sit again. THE END NOTE: More stories like this can be found at: http://www.asstr.org/files/Collections/Nepi_Stories/


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BAMAKO, Mali (AP) -- Islamic police said they used a stage in a public square to amputate the right hand and left foot of five accused thieves in a city of Mali on Monday, in the latest application of Sharia law in the country's north.
That region of Mali, an area the size of Texas or France, was overrun by rebels allied with al-Qaida five months ago.
Despite a loud outcry from the international community and protests from locals, the Islamists have applied an extreme interpretation of Islam, and have stoned to death an adulterous couple, cut off the hand of another thief and publicly whipped people accused of other transgressions.
He claimed the accused thieves did not scream when their limbs were hacked off with a large knife. "They just said, `Allah Akbar! Allah Akbar! (`God is Great') until it was over. Then we took them to the hospital, where they are now receiving intensive care," said Toure.
Ibrahim Toure, a resident of Gao who is not related to the police commissioner, said he was passing by the square just after the amputations and saw children carrying buckets of water to wash away the blood.
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Lynas Corporation chairman
He could, for example, use those funds to buy all the shares in small listed Melbourne property developer Folkestone.
But that would mean getting involved in a fight between other rich folk over control of Folkestone – and what is happening there deeply puzzles the Prince.
You see, wealthy folk Alex Waislitz and
If the plan gets the go-ahead, it will transform Folkestone from a developer into a funds management company, as the plan in effect amounts to a backdoor listing of Paramor's private funds business, Equity Real Estate Partners, which will be bought with the funds from the rights issue.
But, gentlemen, we aren't exactly playing for sheep stations here. We're talking about a company that has a market capitalisation of about $13 million – less than another Folkestone shareholder, former Leighton boss
Waislitz and Bowness are said to be concerned that their respective stakes in Folkestone – about $2.6 million combined – could be diluted by Paramor's strategy. So they've come up with their own rights issue plan.
But we're not sure just what the attraction really is. Maybe Folkestone will become the next property giant, but then again, maybe it won't.
Maybe Waislitz likes getting bogged down in battles over the strategic direction of small-cap companies.
His Thorney outfit, the investment arm of the billionaire Pratt family, was involved in a stoush at listed speed camera products outfit Redflex Holdings. Fed up with what he saw as serial underperformance by Redflex's directors, Waislitz teamed up with some other shareholders a couple of years ago to roll the board.
Things went pretty well for a while, after some initial profit warnings and share price falls.
Now Redflex happens to be stuck in a bit of a pickle over a potential takeover bid by Macquarie and international private equity outfits.
Redflex says it's working through the takeover bids and Macquarie is apparently still in there, even though its takeover bid at $2.50 a share in June was rejected.
Unfortunately, matters for Redflex shareholders are dragging on and on, with one wag joking it's looming as the longest deal-in-the-making to date.
Shame the Redflex share price is now below that old $2.50 offer from Macquarie, which, incidentally, is underwriting Paramor's plan at Folkestone. Swings and roundabouts in small-cap land, then.
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Are Enterprises Flying Blind When It Comes to Advanced Malware?
The worst attacks are not always the fastest moving ones—the ones you should watch for are those that sit and wait. Advanced malware often exfiltrates data by patiently waiting for its opportunity to strike—stealing it one small piece at a time in the background.
Given this reality, what do organizations think about the dangers of advanced malware? Our friends at Webtorials conducted a survey of IT professionals to find out. The study found a high level of awareness around advanced malware, but also found that most organizations do not possess the means to detect, isolate and repair the damage. Investments in better tools are being made, but current policies only mask these security issues, rather than resolving them.
Here is an overview of the more notable survey findings:
1) Awareness
94% of organizations said they are aware of the dangers advanced malware poses, and another 73% said they view advanced malware as a significant concern. Surprisingly, only 31% employ specific tools to fight against them.
Data from Webtorials study: "Doing Battle with Advanced Malware"
2) Threat volume and resources
57% say they experience fewer than five attacks in a week. This seems low, but could result from a lack of appropriate tools to detect the attacks. Considering that 24% of respondents spend upwards of 10 hours a week on advanced malware incidents, which more closely corresponds with those who have appropriate detection tools, could point to a large percentage of respondents being ignorant to many attacks.
Data from Webtorials study: "Doing Battle with Advanced Malware"
3) Current Investments
40% of those surveyed said their organizations possess tools for detecting, blocking, and remediating advanced malware threats, while another 30% possess tools for detection and blocking, but not repair. The final 30% said they have no advanced malware security tools, or that they've invested in detection tools only, leaving them with no way to address and repair in the event of an incident.
Data from Webtorials study: "Doing Battle with Advanced Malware"
While a good portion of enterprises are aware of advanced malware and consider it a huge or significant concern, many do not prioritize it when it comes to security. The majority of the prevention budget goes toward detection-only tools that offer no solutions for stopping and eradicating malicious code that has already gotten in. Even though enterprises don't seem to experience a massive volume of advanced malware incidents each week, they spend a substantial amount of time resolving the few that they do get. Currently though, Sandboxing is still the most commonly used tool to identify malware, but alone it cannot alert a business to network threats with complete accuracy or speed—nor stop them once they have been identified.
In order to not only preempt but also mitigate advanced malware, enterprises should take an integrated and layered approach. In addition to detection, it is crucial to have a way to halt and clean up any damage that an infection may have caused. Together with traditional network security solutions, new multi-faceted tools can work together to create a holistic comprehensive approach to halt advanced malware and other threats before serious harm can be done.


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Katie Couric Talks Naked Prince Harry on "The Tonight Show"
The legendary Katie Couric stopped by "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" on Wednesday night and dished about the Prince Harry scandal.
Over the past weekend, the 27-year-old royal was involved in a game of strip poker that was, unfortunately, caught on camera. The naked pics were released to TMZ, showing the redhead holding his crowned jewels while partying in a Las Vegas hotel room with naked women.
The 55-year-old reporter talked to the late night host about the incident saying, "It's crazy isn't it. I mean it's good fodder for you."
Katie went on to explain, "They're both such nice young men. I was really crazy about Prince William and Prince Harry is a lot of fun as well. But I asked him, you know, does your Grandmother ever tell you when you're going out to mind your Ps and Qs, and he said, you know, she talks to me."
"And Prince William said, when you're in the Chateau bow-wow, he didn't use that, I used that, when you're in the Chateau bow-wow you know when she's displeased with you," Couric continued, adding, "She kind of gives you a look when you're doing something wrong. So I can only imagine what's going on, what's going down in the palace."
Jay asked if she'd play Prince Harry in a game of strip poker to which the ABC correspondent joked, "Well obviously he's not a very good pool player is he?"


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Exotic Candy Bars - Creole bar + Groove CD
Very creative is the Groove Collection booklet and CD that traces the African-American influence on America's musical history through chocolate, story and song. Follow along with all 12 tracks, beginning with the Field Songs of the 1600s and traveling through the genres of rural blues, New Orleans jazz, blues, gospel, bebop, rhythm & blues, rock 'n' roll, soul & motown, funk & disco, rap and hip hop. Fabulous gift and fabulous idea.


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Townsend was born in California in 1896. When he was 21 and studying at Occidental College, he felt the need for getting involved in spiritual work among Central American people. Choosing as his touchstone the greatest document of Western culture, the Bible (the basis of his own spiritual orientation), Townsend went to Central America to make available this historic volume to the people there. As he mingled with the large Indian population, he saw the need for work along scientific and practical lines in addition to the spiritual. Accordingly he and his wife Elvira settled among the Cakchiquel Indians of Guatemala. They applied themselves vigorously to the task of learning this unwritten language. In 1926 Townsend made a structural analysis of the Cakchiquel verb system and became one of the first men in the world to succeed in analyzing a complicated vernacular language system in reference to its own structure. Before him, most who had attempted to analyze American Indian languages had, because of their European background, tried to force their analyses into the Latin mold. Townsend's work was commended by the late Professor Edward Sapir, one of the world's great linguists, who taught that every language should be described in terms of its own structure. Some of Townsend's work on the Cakchiquel verb system was published under the title "Comparaciones Morfológicas entre Cakchiquel y Náhuatl" inInvestigaciones Lingüísticas (1937, no.4).
As Townsend learned of the existence of other languages of the Mayan family, he began to contemplate intensive studies to compare grammar structures and phonological systems of those tongues for the purpose of reconstructing their antecedent common language. Later this affected his direction of the work of SIL.
As he progressed with the scientific side of the work, however, he began to develop the cultural and practical implications of his dream. He devised an alphabet for the Cakchiquel language adapted as far as possible to the alphabet of Spanish, the national language. He developed a special technique for teaching people to read, called the Psychophonemic Method, and made primers embodying his technique. This was an innovation designed to teach people to read using only a small proportion of the alphabet in the early lessons and gradually introducing other letters.
In order to publish these primer materials Townsend started a small printing establishment. To teach reading he instituted literacy campaigns for adults as well as for children in cooperation with local educators. He founded several schools for Indian children, was instrumental in setting up a small medical clinic and a coffee cooperative, helped construct small dams for irrigation, and introduced improved seed and farming methods.
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It was during the second decade of this kind of work, in 1931, that the outstanding Mexican educator,Professor Moisés Sáenz, providentially learned of Townsend's three-phased program while traveling in Guatemala. He visited the schools Townsend had founded, talked with the children and parents, saw with favor the positive impact upon the culture, and invited Townsend to Mexico to do the same kind of work there.


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Wesley Schultz is Professor of Psychology at CSUSM, where he teaches courses in social psychology, environmental psychology, and statistics. Since 2014, he has served as Dean of Graduate Studies and Research. He earned his bachelor's degree from the University of California, Irvine in 1990, and his Ph.D. from Claremont Graduate University in 1995.
Professor Schultz is a social psychologist, whose research focuses on social influence and behavior change. Much of his research involves the application of social psychological principles or methods to understand and solve social problems. Recent projects include studies on environmental programs (e.g., energy conservation, water conservation, recycling, and green marketing), the behavioral dimensions of climate change, cross-cultural research on environmental attitudes, and longitudinal research on programs aimed at encouraging underrepresented students to pursue careers in science.
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At a general level, my research involves the application of social psychological theory and methods to the understanding and solution of social problems. At a theoretical level, I am interested in social cognitive processes, individual differences in social cognition, and social influence. Recent projects include laboratory experiments on implicit environmental attitudes, lab and field research on stereotypes and stereotype threat, field research on environmental programs, studies on normative social influence, and cross-cultural research on the relationship between culture, attitudes, and behavior.
Here is a partial list of some of the projects currently underway in the Applied Social Psychology Laboratory at CSUSM:
- Normative social influence: This is a continuing line of research, building on our previous studies showing the strong influence of social norms on behavior. Current studies are examining the causal links between normative information, normative beliefs, referent groups, and behaviors.
- Longitudinal research on the development of environmental attitudes: In previous studies, we have created several tools for measuring connectedness with nature (click here to download the FlexiTwins game for PC, or visit the itunes store to download our iPad app). Using these tools, we are currently studying the childhood experiences that are associated with later-life attitudes, concerns, and behaviors related to environmental protection. This work is being conducted in collaboration with Coral Bruni.
- Applied social marketing projects: Over the past few years, we have been actively involved in the application of social psychological principles to environmental behaviors in California and across the nation. We have been involved in projects for a range of organizations, including CalEPA, the Environmental Protection Agency's ENERGY STAR program, OPOWER, and Keep America Beautiful.
- Issues of diversity and underrepresentation: A multi-disciplinary research team led by Dr. Schultz is tracking the academic pathways of more then 1000 science students from underrepresented groups. This longitudinal study examines the benefits of participating in an NIH-funded program (RISE). Collaborators on this project include Dr. Anna Woodock, Dr. Paul Hernandez, Dr. Mica Estrada, and Rodolfo Rodriguez.
For the 2016/17 academic year, Dr. Schultz will be serving as Dean of Graduate Studies and Research. He will not be teaching.
Curriculum Vitae
My current CV is available as a PDF.
Selected Journal Articles and Book Chapters:
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Schultz, P. W., Nolan, J., Cialdini, R., Goldstein, N., & Griskevicius, V. (2017). The constructive, destructive, and reconstructive power of social norms—Reprise. Perspectives on Psychological Science.
Milfont, T., & Schultz, P. W. (in press). Culture and the natural environment. Current Opinion in Psychology. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.copsyc.2015.09.009.
Hizer, S., Bray, R., & Schultz, P. W. (in press). Supplemental instruction online: As effective as the traditional face-to-face model? Journal of Science, Education, and Technology. http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s10956-016-9655-z.
Hernandez, P., Estrada, M., Woodcock, A., & Schultz, P.W. (in press). Protégé perceptions of high mentorship quality depend on shared values more than on demographic match. Journal of Experimental Education.
Bruni, C., Winter, P., Schultz, P., Omoto, A., & Tabanico, J. (in press). Getting to know nature: Connecting youth to nature through the get to know your wild neighbors program. Environmental Education Research.
Nillson, A., Berquist, M., & Schultz, P. W. (in press). Spillover effects in environmental behaviors across time and context: A review and research agenda. Environmental Education Research. DOI: 10.1080/13504622.2016.1250148.
Bain, P. …Schultz, P. W., Einarsdóttir, G., & Saviolidis, N. (in press). How the co-benefits of addressing climate change can motivate action across the world. Nature: Climate Change, 6, 154-157. doi:10.1038/nclimate2814.
Woodcock, A., Hernandez, P., & Schultz, P. W. (2016). Diversifying science: Intervention programs moderate the effect of stereotype threat on motivation and career choice. Social Psychological and Personality Science, 7, 184-192. doi:10.1177/1948550615608401.
Schultz, P. W., *Messina, A., *Tronu, G., *Limas, E., & Gupta, R., & Estrada, M. (2016). Personalized normative feedback and the moderating role of personal norms: A field experiment to reduce residential water consumption. Environment and Behavior, 48, 686-710. http://dx.doi.org/10.1177/0013916514553835.
Nolan, J., & Schultz, P. W. (2015). Prosocial behavior and environmental action. In D. Schroeder & W. Graziano (Eds.), Handbook of prosocial behavior (pp. 626-652). Oxford University Press.
Tabanico, J. J., Schultz, P. W., & Schmitt, J. (2015). Driving change: Applying theoretical models in social marketing. In D. Stuart (Ed.), Handbook of persuasion and social marketing (Vol. 2, pp. 119-153). Praeger.
Schultz, P. W., Estrada, M., *Schmitt, J., *Sokoloski, R., & Silva-Send, N. (2015). Using in-home displays to provide smart meter feedback about household electricity consumption: A randomized control trial comparing kilowatts, cost, and social norms. Energy, 90, 351-358.
Schultz, P. W., Colehour, J., Vohr, J., Bonn, L., Bullock, A., & Sadler, A. (2015). Using social marketing to spur the adoption of ENERGY STAR-certified LED lighting. Social Marketing Quarterly, 21, 61-78.
Sintov, N., & Schultz, P. W. (2015). Unlocking the potential of smart grid technologies with behavioral science. Frontiers in Personality and Social Psychology, 6, article 410. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2015.00410. Available online through open access at: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4391202/pdf/fpsyg-06-00410.pdf
Estrada, M., Woodcock, A., & Schultz, P. W. (2014). Tailored panel management: A theory-based approach to building and maintaining participant commitment to a longitudinal study. Evaluation Review. 38, 3-28.
Schultz, P. W. (2014). Strategies for promoting proenvironmental behavior: Lots of tools but few instructions. European Psychologist, 19, 107-117. [Special Issue on Sustainability]. Doi: 10.1027/1016-9040/a000163.
Bator, R., Tabanico, J., Walton, M., & Schultz, P. W. (2014). Energy conservation in a public space: The role of implied norms and explicit messages. Social Influence, 9, 69-82. DOI:10.1080/15534510.2013.778213
Schultz, P. W., Milfont, T., *Chance, R., *Tronu, G., Luis, S., Ando, K., Rasool, F., & Roose, P. L., Ogunbode, D., Castro, J., & Gouveia, V. (2014). Cross-cultural evidence for spatial bias in beliefs about environmental problems. Environment and Behavior, 46, 266-301. doi: 10.1177/0013916512458579
Van Vugt, M., Griskevicius, V., & Schultz, P. W. (2014). Naturally green: Harnessing "stone age" biases to foster environmental conservation behavior. Social Issues and Policy Review, 8, 1-32.
Hernandez, P. R., Schultz, P. W., Estrada, M., *Chance, R., & Woodcock, W. (2013). Sustaining optimal motivation: A longitudinal analysis of interventions to broaden participation of underrepresented students in STEM. Journal of Educational Psychology, 105, 89-107. doi: 10.1037/a0029691
Schultz, P. W., Bator, R., Tabanico, J., *Bruni, C., Large, L. B. (2013). Littering in context: Personal and environmental predictors of littering behavior. Environment and Behavior, 45, 35 - 59. doi: 10.1177/0013916511412179
Woodcock, A., Hernandez, P., Estrada, M., & Schultz, P. W. (2012). The consequences of chronic stereotype threat: Domain identification and attrition. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 103, 635-646. doi: 10.1037/a0029120
Schultz, P. W., & Kaiser, F. G. (2012). Promoting proenvironmental behavior. In S. Clayton (Ed.), Handbook of environmental and conservation psychology (pp. 556-580). Oxford University Press.
Schultz, P. W. (2011). Conservation means behavior. Conservation Biology, 25, 1080-1083.
Schultz, P. W., Hernandez, P., Woodcock, A., Estrada, M., *Chance, R., *Aguilar, M., & Serpe, R. (2011). Patching the pipeline: Reducing educational disparities in the sciences through minority training programs. Educational Evaluation and Policy Analysis, 33, 95-114.
Schultz, P. W. (2011, April). The cave of truth. Score, 23(2), 4. Available online at: https://www.dropbox.com/s/wd0cadbqc4yocxf/Cave_of_Truth2011.pdf
Estrada, M., Woodcock, A., Hernandez, P., & Schultz, P. W. (2011). Toward a social influence framework that explains minority student integration into the scientific community. Journal of Educational Psychology, 103, 206-222.
Göckeritz, S., Schultz, P. W., & *Rendón, T., Cialdini, R. B., Goldstein, N., & Griskevicius, V. (2010). Descriptive normative beliefs and conservation behavior: The moderating role of personal involvement and injunctive normative beliefs. European Journal of Social Psychology, 40, 514-523.
Bruni, C., & Schultz, P. W. (2010). Implicit beliefs about self and nature: Evidence from an IAT game. Journal of Environmental Psychology, 30, 95-102.
Schultz, P. W., & *Tabanico, J. T. (2009). Criminal beware: A social norms perspective on posting public warning signs. Criminology, 47, 1201-1222.
*Nolan, J., Schultz, P. W., Cialdini, R. B., Griskevicius, V., & Goldstein, N. (2008). Normative social influence is underdetected. Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, 34, 913-923.
Schultz, P. W., *Khazian, A., & *Zaleski, A. (2008). Using normative social influence to promote conservation among hotel guests. Social Influence, 3, 4-23.
Schultz, P. W., *Nolan, J., Cialdini, R., Goldstein, N., & Griskevicius, V. (2007). The constructive, destructive, and reconstructive power of social norms. Psychological Science, 18, 429-434.
Schultz, P. W., & *Tabanico, J. (2007). Self, identity, and the natural environment. Journal of Applied Social Psychology, 37, 1219-1247.
Schultz, P. W., *Shriver, C., *Tabanico, J., & *Khazian, A. (2004). Implicit connections with nature. Journal of Environmental Psychology, 24, 31-42.
Schultz, P. W., & Zelezny, L. (2003). Reframing environmental messages to be congruent with American values. Human Ecology Review, 10, 126-136.
Schultz, P. W. (2002). Inclusion with nature: Understanding the psychology of human-nature interactions. In P. Schmuck, & P. W. Schultz (Eds.), The psychology of sustainable development (pp. 61-78). New York: Kluwer.
Schultz, P. W. (2002). Knowledge, education, and household recycling: Examining the knowledge-deficit model of behavior change. In T. Dietz & P. Stern (Eds.), New tools for environmental protection (pp. 67-82). Washington DC: National Academy of Sciences.
Schultz P. W., & Searleman, A. (2002). Rigidity of thought and behavior: 100 years of research. Psychology Monographs, 128, 165-207.
Schultz, P. W. (2001). Assessing the structure of environmental concern: Concern for self, other people, and the biosphere. Journal of Environmental Psychology, 21, 1-13.
Schultz, P. W. (2000). Empathizing with nature: The effects of perspective-taking on concern for environmental issues. Journal of Social Issues, 56, 391-406.
Schultz, P. W., & Zelezny, L. (1999). Values as predictors of environmental attitudes: Evidence for consistency across 14 countries. Journal of Environmental Psychology, 19, 255-265.
Schultz, P. W. (1999). Changing behavior with normative feedback interventions: A field experiment of curbside recycling. Basic and Applied Social Psychology, 21, 25-36.
Schultz, P. W., Stone, W. F., & Christie, R. (1997). Authoritarianism and mental rigidity: The Einstellung problem revisited. Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, 23, 3-9.
Books and Edited Volumes:
McKenzie-Mohr, D., Lee, N., Schultz, P. W., & Kotler, P. (2012). Social marketing to protect the environment: What works. Thousand Oaks, Sage.
Smith, J. E., Louis, W., & Schultz, P. W. (2011). Social influence in action. [Special Issue]. Group Processes and Intergroup Relations. Available online at: http://gpi.sagepub.com/content/14/5.toc.
Oskamp, S., & Schultz, P. W. (2005). Attitudes and opinions (3rd). Mahawa , NJ: Erlbaum.
Schmuck, P., & Schultz, P. W. (2002). The psychology of sustainable development. Norwell, MA: Kluwer.
Zelezny, L., & Schultz, P. W. (2000). Theory and research on environmental attitudes and behavior. [Special Edition]. Journal of Social Issues.
Schultz, P. W., & Oskamp, S. (2000). Social psychology: An applied perspective. Upper Saddle Rive r, NJ: Prentice-Hall.
Oskamp, S., & Schultz, P. W. (1998). Applied social psychology (2nd ed.). Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice-Hall.
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The Mormon Moment
It is fair to say that Mormonism has come into the mainstream of American culture with the emergence of Mr. Mitt Romney as the Republican hopeful for the 2012 U.S. presidential race. Some have called this development the "Mormon moment."
Multnomah's Dr. Paul Louis Metzger wrote about this topic and what it might mean for evangelical voters in Florida's Sun Sentinel earlier this year prior to the Florida primary. Several other papers picked up his column, which is currently avaliable to read in The Holland Sentinel.
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While many evangelicals are contemplating if they can and will support Romney for the presidency, Dr. Metzger is considering what is the best way forward for Evangelicals in engaging Mormons on matters of faith in his essay "The Burning Bosom" in his new book Connecting Christ: How to Discuss Jesus in a World of Diverse Paths.
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NEW ORLEANS -- Earlier this week, a story surfaced that two senior citizen-aged dialysis patients in Kentucky got into a fist fight over Saturday's Kentucky-Louisville game.
Crazy? Yes. But out of the realm of possibility with these two rabid fanbases? No.
Surprisingly, the kind of trash talk that leads to dialysis patients throwing punches hasn't reached the players themselves. At least that's what they say.
"I believe a lot of Kentucky fans are glad we're here," Louisville guard Chris Smith said. "The state has two teams in the Final Four, and I think they're proud of that. Some of our fans feel the same way about them."
Forward Chane Behanan said the UK fans the team has run into in New Orleans have been "very respectful. … Some of them congratulated us (Thursday) and wished us luck when we were out walking to get something to eat."
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But it's certainly stronger between fans than between opposing players. Teague chalked that up to this: Only seven of the 31 players listed on both teams' rosters are from the state.
"A lot of the players aren't even from Kentucky, so we don't really know the rivalry that much," Teague said.
So maybe it's stronger in Kentucky than New Orleans/in these locker rooms.
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Subject: Re: Commission Agent
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Your Name wrote:
> I am absolutely floored about the thought of my very proper Victorian
> great-grandfather being a bookmaker! Wonderful! Amazing! He did become an
> importer of "Wine and Spirits." Do you think that might be how he started? Was
> it common?
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> How would a member of the gentry feel about his daughter marrying a
> "commission agent?" Wow.
> Thank you for your answer.
> Sherry Donaldson
> San Juan Capistrano
It was because my first reaction was of surprise that I temporized
slightly in including what is a dealer in my definition of Commission
In the Belfast of my youth - which was the only part of the UK where
there was off course cash betting, most of the bookies advertised
themselves as commission agents. Their sign would read "Commission Agent
SP in China" which meant that they claimed that they would give you a
starting price for any race in the world.
You don't say actually where the man was operating. I have no idea of
how off course betting worked before the days of the Electric Telegraph,
or what kind of legal regime that they worked in.
On course betting is where you had the bookmaker's proper. I.e. the
people who actually make the book, or calculate the odds. The commission
agent took your commission to place a bet for you. He was operating on
the price which was fixed else where, and it must have been important
for them to have been able to lay off, especially in Ireland where it
would be quite likely to have a local favourite.
I remember when the County Down bred Red Alligator won the National at
66/1 about 1966, there was rejoicing among the Bookies - except in
County Down. Red Alligator was a local horse and the local odds would
have been nearer 1/66. I have no doubt that the Co Down bookies laid the
whole lot off.
While we vaguely quite odds that an event is going to happen the
Bookmakers balance their book. In other words calculate the amount of
money placed on an event.
In the mid 19th Century presumably a lad with a god mathematical brain
could get involved with the business and then subsequently diversify his
business interests.
A poor and hard up member of the gentry would be delighted if his
daughter caught a rich bookmaker for a husband. It would be the middle
class (and a fairly narrow band at that) who would be offended.
I hope that this helps
Edward Andrews
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Four-year-old UK quintet Livan came into my life a week ago today. They were lucky enough to open up for Alice Cooper at The Palace Theatre, along with eight other locations. I've already described them in some detail in the review blog, but I did not mention their third studio album, Off the Grid, which came out last year. In four years, the band have created three albums- that's pretty impressive, and proves how talented and ambitious they are, and it shows in this album.


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Oregon's often brilliant summer days offer varied recreation possibilities that continue after the sun goes down at two Oregon State Parks. You may choose to visit either Rooster Rock State Park or L.L. Stub Stewart State Park this summer where the night sky is the drawing card for hundreds who attend OMSI's Star Parties. So bundle up for nighttime outdoor adventure, where stars and planets dazzle and amaze.
When the summer sun goes down, most folks call it a day — but not Jim Todd! He puts in long hours after the sun sets so you can better understand the secrets of the night sky. "Families, children, people in wheelchairs – everyone is welcome to join us and we try to accommodate them as much as we can," noted Todd, the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry's Chief Astronomer.
Todd is OMSI's point man to the stars – the head astronomer who manages the monthly 'Star Parties' at Stub Stewart State Park in Washington County. "We try to engage with the public at all levels," said Todd. "This is what we're going to look at tonight and why it's so interesting and fascinating – plus, the science behind it."=
OMSI's Star Parties date back more than 20 years, and Todd has been heading up the Stub Stewart event for the past decade.
Allie Westfall is a State Park Ranger at Stub Stewart State Park who said that Star Parties are true assets for the park.
Star Parties are not celebrity shin-digs, but wonderful, magical gatherings of folks who are curious about the stars and planets. The events depend upon volunteers like Ron McBain and his fellow astronomers from the Rose City Astronomers Club. McBain and a dozen club members show up at the park early and set up their telescopes that allow visitors to feel as though each could reach out and touch the Moon's craters or Saturn's rings.
Club members also provide an invaluable education resource as they explain to visitors exactly what they are looking at.
"Many young people have never seen the moon or stars or Saturn through a telescope," said McBain. "They are just amazed at what they see at night. Anyone can do it too – even with binoculars – and see marvelous things. I really enjoy and love the reaction of the young people."
Star Parties occur once a month from May through September on nights when the stars dazzle and the planets amaze park visitors like Raylea Pickett. She and her daughter traveled to Stub Stewart for the event, and she admitted that they had never seen anything like it before.
Jim Todd told the large audience that his lifelong enthusiasm for the wonders of space was born 44 years ago — on this very night:
"The Apollo 11 landing on the moon!" said Todd. "That singular event helped motivate me to get close to astronomy and space science." Neal Armstrong's famous line as he stepped on the moon in 1969 — "One small step for man – one giant leap for mankind" — inspired then 8-year old Jim Todd on a path to explore the universe with his telescope.
"When John Kennedy made the announcement about sending people to the moon," added Todd. "It wasn't because it was going to be easy – it was hard! That has been a personal goal for me too. Everybody is enjoying themselves – really having a great time. What a perfect evening and the best part of my job is helping to create this kind of atmosphere."
OMSI and Oregon State Parks have star parties scheduled throughout the year, but the granddaddy of them all is the famous Oregon Star Party, held each August in the Ochoco National Forest near Prineville.
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Layers of Mexico exhibit features Robbins' photographyTom Robbins, professor in architecture, and his wife Sam will present a photography exhibit entitled "Layers of Mexico," at the Columbus City Hall, 90 W. Broad St., through May. A reception for the artists will be held Saturday, May 19, from 6-9 p.m.
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Luebben wins award from two-year math association Mathematics Professor Melissa Luebben was awarded the 2007 OhioMATYC Distinguished Service Award at the April 27 meeting of the Ohio Mathematics Association of Two Year Colleges (OhioMATYC). This biannual award recognizes Ohio professors who have contributed to mathematics education locally, regionally and nationally.
Highlights of Melissa's past service include being the program chair of the 2001 Teachers Teaching with Technology International Conference; an officer of OhioMATYC from 1995 to 2003, where she served as president from 1999 to 2002; a reviewer on the American Mathematical Association of Two Year Colleges (AMATYC) Program Review Committee for AMATYC's 2005, 2006 and 2007 national conferences; and an AMATYC delegate for seven years. She has also made numerous professional presentations at the local, state and national level.
Currently, Melissa is the program assistant for the 2007-2008 cohort of the Project ACCCESS (Advancing Community College Careers: Education, Scholarship, and Service) initiative. Additionally, she continues in her seventh year of service to the Ohio Department of Education, where she serves on the Ohio Graduation Test Mathematics Content Advisory Committee and the Rangefinding Committee.
Commitment to Teaching Excellence offers adjunct workshopThe fifth session of the Advanced Adjunct Faculty Learning Workshop will be held July 6, August 3, and August 17 at the Center for Workforce Development. The program is open to all adjuncts who have a planned teaching load in Summer Quarter 2007.
Dr. Carol Himelhoch, an associate professor at Cleary College, a specialist in adjunct faculty development, will lead the workshop. Applications can be obtained in Davidson Hall 205, from your department chair, or online. The deadline for applying for the Summer 2007 program is May 21. Please send all applications to Lisa Rieder, Construction Sciences Department, Davidson Hall 205.
The workshop is based on Ken Bain's book What Best College Teachers Do and will enable participants to:
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ERC server to close for upgradeThe ERC's server will be upgraded to the latest software release at 3 p.m. Thursday, May 24. The system will be shut down for approximately two hours. Students, faculty and staff will not be able to request OhioLINK materials, renew checked out materials online, or use OhioLINK authentication to access databases from off campus. Databases may still be accessed from off campus through the ERC proxy. Please call IT Support at ext.5050 or the reference desk at ext. 2460 for assistance.
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Cardinals blast past Travs, 9-5
By Springfield Cardinals | April 19, 2014 12:36 AM ET
Springfield, MO - The Springfield Cardinals clubbed nine runs on nine hits, blowing by the Arkansas Travelers, 9-5, before 4,207 fans at Hammons Field on Friday night. Springfield has won four in a row, going for their third straight series win on Saturday.
After Arkansas (6-8) opened an early lead with an RBI double by DH Zach Borenstein in the first, the Cardinals (7-7) seized the lead in the bottom of the second. Travelers LHP Kramer Sneed (L, 1-2) struck out the first four batters he faced, but DH Curt Smith ended the streak with a one-out single to get the bats going in the second. RF Rafael Ortega and C Cody Stanley followed with consecutive walks, before a game-tying RBI sacrifice fly from 3B Patrick Wisdom. After a double steal by Ortega and Stanley, 2B Luis Mateo worked a walk to reload the bases for LF Mike O'Neill. The leadoff man came through with a two-run base hit up the middle, opening a 3-1 lead for Springfield.
The Cardinals added one run on an error in the third, before stretching the lead further in the fifth. With one away and the bases clear, 1B Jonathan Rodriguez hammered a solo home run to make it 5-1.
Arkansas countered with a two-run homer by 1B Michael Snyder in the top of the sixth, but the Cardinals responded with a four-run frame in the bottom of the inning. With Mateo at second base and two down, CF James Ramsey ripped an RBI single. SS Aledmys Diaz then followed with a towering two-run home run to left, stretching the lead to 8-3. Rodriguez kept the frame going with a walk and quickly stole second base. He then came in on a fielding error charged to 3B Kaleb Cowart, increasing the lead to 9-3.
An RBI double by 2B Alex Yarbrough and a sacrifice fly from Cowart in the top of the seventh brought Arkansas within four runs. However, RHP Joey Donofrio took over with two down in the seventh and dealt five straight strikeouts, carrying the Cardinals a third of the way through the ninth. After a walk, LHP Dean Kiekhefer slammed the door with the final two outs, closing the Cardinals 9-5 win. RHP Sam Gaviglio (W, 1-2) dealt a season-high 5.2 innings to earn his first Double-A win.
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Flight Crew T-Shirts and Easter Celebration coming up this weekend
The series continues on Saturday, April 19 with a 6:10pm First Pitch and the Branson Zipline Flight Crew T-Shirt Giveaway for 2,500 fans. Gates open at 5:10pm, so come early and get one of these one-of-a-kind t-shirts!
The Cards and Travs wrap up the series with a 4:10pm First Pitch on Sunday, April 20. Start the day and your Easter celebration with us at the annual Sunrise Service at Hammons Field at 6:15am. Then in the afternoon, there will be the Easter Egg Hunt EGGstravaganza for 1,000 kids 10-and-under before the game. Gates open at 3:10pm.
Sunday is also a Hiland Dairy Ice Cream Sunday with free ice cream for kids before the game. All kids can then run the bases just like the Cardinals after the game in The Track Family Fun Parks Kids Race the Bases Promotion.
For information about becoming a Season Ticket Holder, organizing a Group Outing, booking a The Cup Birthday Party or ordering Individual Game Tickets right now, call the Front Office at (417) 863-2143 or visit SpringfieldCardinals.com.
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Crime, Law and Justice
Fall, 2005
Dr. Tod W. Burke
CRJU 150 Section 02 (Index # 1304)
Tuesday/Thursday 9:30 am – 10:45 am
Room: Young 309
CRJU 150 Section 03 (Index #1305)
Tuesday/Thursday 11:00 am – 12:15 pm
Room: Peters 137
Work number: 831-6657
Fax number: 831-6075
E-Mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Home page: www.radford.edu/~tburke
Office hours: Tues: 3:30-4:30 & Wed. 3:00-6:00pm (subject to change) "Appointments available
This course is designed as the required introductory course for criminal justice majors. As such, it will introduce students to the key theoretical and methodological understandings necessary for a background in the study of criminal justice. The primary focus will be on an assessment of the ideas that underlie criminal justice – namely, the nature of crime, law and justice – and the nexus between them. This background will help ground students' understandings of subsequent coursework in criminal justice.
This course will be designed as "discussion-oriented". As such, lectures will be kept to a minimum. Topics for discussion may include (but not limited to):
· What is Criminal Justice?
· Criminal Justice careers
· Criminal Justice at R.U.
· Criminal Justice faculty
· Opportunities
· Forensic Studies minor
· Getting a job
· Graduate education
· Conducting C.J. research
· What is social control?
· What is authority?
· What is power?
· The utility of groups
· Gangs
· Vigilantism and civil disobedience
· Crime and location
· Social Contract Theory
· What is crime?
· Elements of a crime?
· Crime trends
· Criminological theories
· Criminological schools of thought
· Why do people commit crime?
· Why don't people commit crime?
· Routine Activity
· Protective factors
· Why do we punish?
· Law and morality
· Deciding what is good
· Morality and legal moralism
· Consensus of morality
· Discussion issues on law and morality
· The courtroom process
· Ethical and legal issues
· Ethical questions
· Constitutional law
· Sentencing guidelines
· Current legal debates
There will not be a required text for this class (I know that makes you happy). However (you can remove that smile), you will have a number of selected readings that correspond to specific topic areas. I do believe that you will enjoy most, if not all, of the selected readings. Some may require additional time to fully appreciate the meaning, so don't be fooled by the brevity of some of the articles. Most of the readings can be downloaded from the library home page, reserve section: http://rulib.runet.edu/search/p. Simply type in "Burke" and you should see all the articles I have either written or placed on reserves for you to read/print.
The student will be graded based upon the following:
Research paper: This assignment will better prepare you (hopefully) for papers that you will be writing in future criminal justice courses (Of course, future papers may be much longer in length. This is just a teaser). Focus will include:
o Topic selection (5 points) – due Thursday, September 1
o Annotated Bibliography (10 points) – due Thursday, September 22
o Paper outline and first page (10 points) – due Thursday, October 6
o Final Draft of paper - 3 pages (body of paper) + abstract + highlighted photocopies (25 points) – due Thursday, October 20
Printout paper guidelines: http://www.radford.edu/~tburke/researchpaper.htm. This is only a guide and we will go over the specific requirements for this course during class period. Don't panic!
Periodic quizzes: There will be no tests for this class, but quizzes, valued at 10 points each, will be administered periodically. The dates of the quizzes will be announced in class. Quizzes will cover class discussion, readings, movies, guest speakers, etc. The format of the quizzes will be hypothetical/short answers. Quizzes will not be multiple choice, true/false, etc. The student can not make up a quiz, so do not bother to ask.
Brief group presentation: Students will be divided into 5 groups representing the major components of the criminal justice system: police, corrections, courts, constitutional law and juvenile justice. Each of the 5 groups will contain 4 subcategories. Students will select from a "grab-bag" (randomly) their chosen subcategory. The students (as a group) will then research that topic and present the information to the class. Students will graded based upon my "oral report guideline" http://www.radford.edu/~tburke/oralreport.htm. Each group should take approximately 15 minutes (there will be 4 groups presenting daily at the end of the semester) to present their information in a concise and interesting manner. Each student will be expected to speak during their segment. All members of the group will receive the same grade (the group leader must submit the names of all group members to the professor prior to their presentation). The professor has the right to lower the grade of any individual group member if that student does not meet the guideline requirements and/or is ill-prepared for the presentation. The group presentation is valued at 50 points. Be creative and have fun with the topic!!!
*Late papers/assignments will not be accepted. No excuses, no exceptions!
The student is expected to attend each class. If an individual is borderline between grades, class participation will be considered in making the final grade decision. Additionally, students are expected to attend class "on time." Tardiness will NOT be tolerated (the student may be denied admission into the class if tardy and will be counted absent).
*Bonus: 10 points (not 10%) will be added to the final scores from quizzes/paper for perfect attendance (An "excused" absence will result in the forfeit of the bonus points, but will not be counted against the student. An "excused" absence must be cleared by the professor). Any student who misses more than two (2) classes will be deducted 20 points for each class missed (Two tardies = one absence). Any student not paying attention (example, falling asleep in class - if that is even possible in this course), or who is ill-prepared for discussion, may be counted absent for that day.
This is a discussion-oriented class. While I will do some lecturing, I expect each class member to participate throughout the semester. Learning will occur in this class in part as a result of thoughtful discussions of difficult topics, as we exchange ideas and perspectives. If you're shy and don't speak up, be prepared for me to call on you – and be sure that you are prepared to respond intelligently (if you simply do not want to engage in discussion, this is not the class for you!).
Please be civil in all class discussions. We will be discussing controversial issues in this class. I encourage you to discuss (and feel free to disagree with) ideas and arguments that may be posed by the readings, by me, or by your classmates. However, please refrain from discussing personal shortcomings, making inappropriate comments (or gestures), or invoking emotional (rather than well-reasoned and supported) arguments. This is not the Jerry Springer show – don't throw objects!
Make good arguments. This is important for both discussion and written assignments. Not all arguments are created equal. You may sincerely believe and passionately argue that the earth is flat, but that argument pales to the more empirically-grounded "round earth" viewpoint. Some issues that we discuss will be philosophical, meaning that I'll be looking for rational arguments underlying your position; "just because" is not a sufficient justification. Other issues are more empirical (i.e., data-driven), and I'll expect you to have your facts in line. So, if you want to argue that the death penalty is a deterrent, you'll need some supporting evidence that refutes the studies that have found it not to be. In other words, I challenge you to make interesting arguments that are well grounded and well-thought-out, rather than resorting to armchair philosophizing. Many issues have no clear-cut and agreed-upon answer – so make good arguments to sell your point!
[Special thanks to Dr. Owen and his syllabus for providing some of the above verbatim requirements]
Please turn off all cell phones, beepers and other electronic devices that may distract your classmates and professor!
Each member of the academic community is expected to give full, fair, and formal credit to any and all sources that have contributed to the formulation of ideas, methods, interpretations, and findings. The absence of such formal credit is an affirmation that the work is fully the writer's. The term "sources" includes, but is not limited to, published or unpublished materials, lectures, lecture notes, computer programs, mathematical and other symbolic formulations, course papers, examinations, theses, dissertations, and comments offered in class or informal discussions. The representation that such work of another is the writer's represents plagiarism.
Care must be taken to document the source of any ideas or arguments. If the actual word of a source is used, it must appear within quotation marks. In cases that are unclear, the writer must take due care to avoid plagiarism.
The source should be cited whenever:
Since the intent to deceive is not a necessary element (strict liability), careful note taking and record keeping is essential in order to avoid plagiarism. In other words, it is like being a little bit pregnant (you either are or you are not). One cannot have "accidental/unintentional" plagiarism!
Students should consult members of the faculty for clarification of the definition and substance of this policy on plagiarism as it applies to their particular discipline.