At the 2000 Democratic National Convention, for example, Tipper Gore was wearing a periwinkle Charles Nolan coat-and-dress ensemble when she was kissed so passionately by her husband, Vice President Al Gore, that the resulting image was widely described as humanizing Mr. Gore's robotic reputation during his run for president.
For example, Tipper and Kingstone manipulated the number of catch trials (trials on which the cue was not followed by the target) so that the reliability of peripheral cues as temporal warning signals varied between conditions.
So in this example, it costs a low tipper $100/year to become an average tipper and an average tipper $100/year to become a high tipper.
We know that unattended stimuli are processed in a way that allows at least some of their semantic properties to be encoded, since we know that the semantic properties of unattended stimuli can, for example, produce negative priming effects (Tipper and Driver, 1988).
So, for example, I think Al and Tipper Gore just got to the end of the road in their marriage.
For example, in a study by Tipper, Howard, and Jackson (1997), participants reached for a target stimulus (a wooden block) while the positions of their hands were tracked.
Another example of this literary activism is the reference to Tipper Gore and the Parents Music Resource Center (PMRC) in the song "Voldemort Can't Stop The Rock," which contains the verse, "And we won't let the Dark Lord ruin our party/ Just like Tipper Gore tried with the PMRC".
The case against a former Goldman Sachs board member, Rajat Gupta, who has been charged with securities fraud and conspiracy in connection with allegations that he leaked information to a hedge fund manager, is one example of how the U.S. authorities will go aggressively after the "tipper," even if he did not trade.
For example, scientists are working with the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs to identify fly-tippers.
For example, the prosecution has questioned witnesses ad nauseam about Mr. Kozlowski's reputation as a big tipper -- often with company funds -- though this does not appear to be central to any of the charges.
For example, there's a four-story interactive treehouse with plenty of spray stations and a 1,000-gallon 1,000-gallonrains down every few minutipperlus a lazy river, a wave pool and wathatslides.
