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Arthur Staats, the very influential psychologist who
established the practice of "time out" for naughty
children, reportedly "died at 97 on April 26
at his home in Oahu, Hawaii." 

The New York Times  says this evening that 

"Dr. Staats’s legacy was reflected by
the license plate of his silver BMW —

TYM-OUT . . . ."

Related material —

"I love those Bavarians … So meticulous."
— The Devil, according to Don Henley

"I love those Bavarians." — Don Henley, "The Garden of Allah"

See also a BBC story from March 11, 2005, and Log24 on that date.

"I love those Bavarians…."

(Continued from previous post, Clue)

The quoted lyric is not by Elliot Rodger, but rather by
Don Henley in his 1995 album “Actual Miles: Henley’s Greatest Hits.”

See also some related Hollywood notes.

Update of 6:30 PM ET on May 24:

LA Times  opinion piece of May 19, 2014 —

“At UC Santa Barbara, the student government
has formally requested that professors provide
trigger warnings on their syllabuses.”

See also an laist  introduction to an LA Times  transcript
of a frightening Santa Barbara “trigger warning” video .
The introduction is itself a trigger warning —

“… the LA Times  has a transcript, although we
warn that the content is truly disturbing.”