BOG Peeps is a series of 'beautiful' images of men and women; working, meditating, or playing in the garden, farm field, barn, orchard, or wilderness. These portraits are set in pastoral, sylvan, garden, earthy, and verdant landscapes. Sometimes alternative architecture will be part of the background setting. Many of the characters and settings are local to the area of publication. Poses are not bound to traditional pinup surface objectification. BOG Peeps favors equal-rights by showing strength, intelligence and skill. One idea being that people will see attractive or cute people gardening, and want to garden and feel or look like them. By relating to them, they will want to garden; and vice-versa. Based on the earlier "Organic Pinup Girls" project, BOG Peeps expanded the artistic experiment to both genders, and even other animals.

Presenting the latest conclusions about the psychological processes leading to impaired self-control, this book challenges the current harm-prevention policy of "responsible gambling." The authors present the most recent and evolving research into gambling, demonstrating the psychological variables that govern the erosion or maintenance of self-control over gambling behavior. These studies provide an empirical basis for a model of impaired control of gambling. Impaired control, in its broadest sense, is considered to be the defining psychological construct of all the addictive behaviors and occupies a central position in conceptualizing the addictive aspects of gambling.

Presenting the latest conclusions about the psychological processes leading to impaired self-control, this book challenges the current harm-prevention policy of "responsible gambling." The authors present the most recent and evolving research into gambling, demonstrating the psychological variables that govern the erosion or maintenance of self-control over gambling behavior. These studies provide an empirical basis for a model of impaired control of gambling. Impaired control, in its broadest sense, is considered to be the defining psychological construct of all the addictive behaviors and occupies a central position in conceptualizing the addictive aspects of gambling.