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You're absolutely right. That's one of the biggest drawbacks of systems such as the one that I come from. But based on my experience, I'd say that most people fall into the category of 'sheep' - Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, Barishnikov, Graham, et al are rare. As such, I think it is a pragmatic approach to say 'What can I do with my life that a) I don't hate b) I'm good at and c) I can make a good living at so that I can pursue all that other stuff that makes me happy'.Perhaps rigorous study from an early age gives people the skills and discipline to succeed in fields l require a lot of memorization and methodology (admittedly, the high paying ones), but from personal experience, it doesn't make for creative problem solvers or for self-starters.
I definitely am not planning on taking a tiger mother approach either. But, I will have expectations of my child, and they will be high but achievable. IMO, there is a real issue with low expectations, especially for one's child. In the end, the real things that count towards happiness - good self esteem, a sense of accomplishment, having positive relationships in your life - aren't necessarily job related at all.I am very hesitant to take any sort of "tiger mother" approach towards my kids' learning and skill development. Especially if it interferes with their happiness.
It's funny you should say that. For some course during my graduate work (numerical methods?), I had this British guy for an instructor. Should've known he was trouble when he mentioned that he does chaos theory for fun. Anyway, this was sort of an interdisciplinary course that was heavily math oriented, and there were people there with math/physics background, and there people like me there with non-math background. The math people excelled; people like me, we muddled through. For the finals, we had 8 chapters to cover. He hands us two sheets of paper, with 4 questions. Each question had 3-4 parts, and for each question, we even had a choice. Problem? I had to read the thing 10 times to even understand what the hell he was talking about, and there was not a single question where I could successfully answer all parts. After my initial panic, I noticed something. The room was dead quiet. Nobody was writing anything, not even the math brainiacs. That lent some comfort. I did the best I could, calculated my possible score (around 30/100), and hoped like heck that he was gonna grade on a giant sized curve.But Ash, my year abroad at a uni in the UK was hilarious. It was so easy. They excused us from having to take finals that year because it was the first year they'd introduced that form of assessment and felt it'd only be fair to exempt us from them since we'd been "caught off guard" by their new system. LOL.
At the end of the term, some friends and I went to turn in our final project, and brought up enough nerve to ask him about the finals. He goes 'Oh, that was a Cambridge style test. I was just seeing if it would work here. It won't count towards your grades'. Apparently, where he came from, students are expected to know the stuff in the textbook already. The lecture is one level above the text book, and the exams are one level above that, to see how well the students can extrapolate on the basis of stuff they already knew. I was SO glad I didn't go to school in the UK.


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I would be very reluctant to share any art work, including photos, given the apparent lack of spam monitoring on this forum as well as the HGTV forum. There have been numerous spammers and trolls on both forums recently and despite repeated reports, apparently nothing is done. These characters continue to post, or change their moniker and post under a different pseudoname.
Some of these spammers and trolls also post material which appears to have been copied ver batim from another source, without copyright credit. These spammers and trolls frequently reflect a nominal command of the English language. Their "comments" and sometimes nonsense posts are inconsistent with the more sophisticated commentaries they post. The most logical way to explain this is that they are copying from other sites without adhering to the intellectual property (IP) laws.
So why would anyone want to share their photos, which can be considered subject to IP rights, on forums which apparently don't enforce these rights and take action against violators?
I use my photos in my art work and have no intention of providing them for free for some spammer or troll to steal.
In addition, your Terms of Use include these conditions:
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Are you serious??This message has been edited. Last edited by: GardenSprite,
Good post, Garden Sprite!
Thanks, Conrad. Sadly, I doubt if this will make any difference to someone who truly wants his/her 15 minutes of cyberfame.
My garden had 8" of some type of a white flaky powder on it this morning... I too would be leery of posting pics.
Popeye only reached for the Spinach can as a last resort...
Sparky, do you have cracks in the garden soil?
With all that flaky powder you describe...maybe is has a really bad "crack" habit.:0
Remember back in the day...the mods used remove off topic posts/responses like these?
Maybe Sparky's soil is spontaneously producing a commodity that some folks pay big bucks to use. Maybe Sparky should set up a website on how to use flaky powder found on soil in winter, post on all the DIY websites, provide a link to his website, and see how many hits he can get?
I too have some strange white stuff on the soil but the sun is gradually making it disappear. Wonder how I can exploit this and start spamming on DIY sites with links to a website so I can get some money to buy garden seeds without actually having to work? Apparently for some people work is the new anathema and activity to be avoided if one can post idiotic advice on DIY sites.
Odd flake like item disappearing. Photo to follow..
Popeye only reached for the Spinach can as a last resort...
i resemble that remark
I wonder if the button "Report Post" doesn't do anything good. Never tried though
Quanghoc, several of us have reported spammers and trolls, many times. Nothing is done. I've e-mailed the webmaster. Nothing is done. And the spammers keep coming, new ones almost on a regular basis.
your picture is of a sick plant, looks like to much water.....
ewwwwwwww.....your in trouble!!!!
i'm gonna tell garden sprite....you better pray!!!This message has been edited. Last edited by: Frodo,
I heard, I was e-mailed, I was called, and I came and I'm here to offer my expert gardening opinion (laughing myself silly as I think how arrogant this sounds!) Now, where's my darn Superwoman outfit??
Seriously, if this photo is an example of the poster's ability to solve landscaping problems, I think he/she needs to start school all over again.This message has been edited. Last edited by: GardenSprite,
Oh gosh...LOVE that polka dotted variegated variety of plant. PLLEEASSE tell me how to achieve this on my own vegetation???
Water more, and more and more? Introduce plant to friendly fungus? Use a paint brush? I WANT IT!
Conrad, it is quite a lovely combination, isn't it? Lustrous green leaves adorned with variations of fall's rusty color with a touch of black in the center. Wonderful color choice. Let's hope some powdery mildew grows to add a misty touch of white. Maybe some little insects will be attracted to the diseased leaves and begin establishing colonies. Hopefully they'll come in nice fall colors to add to the color pallette.
I think it's actually a special variation of a leaf fungus or leaf blight. Perhaps "Kwikfynd" can, like, share her secrets with you, ya know what I, like, mean?
If you want to create your own fungal blight, yes, you should, like, water, water, water, and also, like, cut off all circulation. Maybe tie a plastic bag over the leaves to keep all the moisture in and create an environment for fungus to thrive.
Or find some rose leaves with black spot, take them and rub them against all the healthy leaves on your plants.
Or, like, maybe you can take your paint brush and paint all your leaves, ya know what I mean? Shouldn't take you more than several weeks!
If you do ask for help on other forums, be sure to use Kwykfynd's youthful vernacular so you can relate on her level.
(And thanks for the very amusing post!)
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Submitted by Grace Chon | May 13 2009 | Permalink
Los Angeles is doggie paradise! My favorite places to visit are Runyon Canyon for off-leash hiking (the views of the city below are amazing), Dog Beach in Huntington Beach, shopping at Third Street Promenade in Santa Monica and the Century City Mall (you can literally go shopping at Urban Outfitters or Bloomingdale's with your doggies), and of course shopping for pooch at the many amazing dog boutiques in the city (Healthy Spot, The Modern Dog, Pussy and Pooch).
Submitted by vicki | May 13 2009 | Permalink
Point Isabel in Richmond, CA is a doggie heaven, acres of off-leash play area, a place to wash the dogs off before going home and a cafe with yummy food.
Submitted by vicki | May 13 2009 | Permalink
Santana Row, San Jose, CA is pet-friendly, park-like atmosphere to sit and dog watch, with 85 stores and restaurants that are pet-friendly and clearly marked with a Paws Welcome Here decal.
Use a Paw Pet or another interactive toy and go to a park and develop a stronger relationship, train, or just have fun with your pup! Interactive play and games that support positive interaction between you and your pup can take place anywhere and is great exercise, it's just about making the time and having the right tools, like a Paw Pet at http://www.getpawpets.com
Submitted by Jamie Pflughoeft | May 13 2009 | Permalink
In Seattle, Myrtle Edwards Park on the downtown waterfront affords dogs and their owners 1.25 miles of wide paths and grass with outstanding views of the city, sound, sunset and mountains. http://www.seattle.gov/parks/park_detail.asp?ID=311
Submitted by Cindy Littlepage | May 14 2009 | Permalink
My husband and I love 4 Paws Kingdom. Campground in Rutherfordton NC. Small and large fenced dog parks, dog activities, no kids, fenced pond, walking trails and activities for the people to enjoy too!
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We love 4 Paws Kingdom as well. We vacationed there last year and it was great. It's a campground so it has slips for RVs, tent camps and a few cabins. We rented a cabin and it was great. Very dog friendly. The owners were more interested in our dogs than us at check-in and that made us very happy. There were dog parks, a pond to swim in, a bath area for the dogs, activities for the dogs, people and both. They have specially themed weekends throughout the year, like Octoberfest. I recommend it to anyone that wants to "rough" it with their dogs. Not too far from Asheville or Hendersonville which are very dog friendly towns. Lots of great hiking nearby off the Blue Ridge Parkway too.
Submitted by Miranda M. | May 20 2009 | Permalink
Spend the weekend in Pismo Beach and stay at the classic motor hotel, the Palomar Inn. After grabbing a coffee at the Steaming Bean, get mistaken for a local as you walk through 'The Village' one block to the (discreetly off leash) beach. Eco friendly, dog friendly AND people friendly! You may never want to leave.
Submitted by Louie Beebout | May 21 2009 | Permalink
Woof! I'm a whippet/yellow lab mix who likes to take his people to the Inn at Schoolhouse Creek in Little River, just south of Mendocino. We first learned about the inn from an ad in Bark magazine. Now we try to go every six months or so. The inn features comfortable cottages that are dog-friendly. They even gave me a bag of goodies when I arrived that included a frisbee, a ball, and peanut butter cookies! Two of the cottages have their own fenched-in yards, which is nice for dogs like myself who like privacy. Nearby are plenty of wonderful beaches to play on and restaurants to get tasty treats.
Submitted by CeliaSue Hecht | May 24 2009 | Permalink
Visit Mendocino, California. Tiptoe through tulips, eat ice cream with your pooches, plus sun, sand and stunning ocean beaches and pet friendly lodges abound (Stanford Inn, MacCallum House, Cottages at Little River and more)...
Submitted by CeliaSue Hecht | May 24 2009 | Permalink
My dog Cici loves visiting pet friendly wineries in Carmel, Lodi (Amorosa Inn), Pasos Robles, Healdsburg (Selby's), Anderson Valley (Navarro's is the best), and Napa and Sonoma. She enjoys the treats and attention plus some have on site dogs and lots of grass to sniff.
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Mega sales on the Friday after Thanksgiving have been around for decades. There is, in fact, a whole website devoted to Black Friday that explains the concept:
"The term 'Black Friday' was coined in the 1960s to mark the kickoff to the Christmas shopping season. 'Black' refers to stores moving from the 'red' to the 'black,' back when accounting records were kept by hand, and red ink indicated a loss, and black a profit."
Years ago, retailers started opening their stores earlier and earlier on Black Friday, and millions of Americans took the bait, getting up in the bleary pre-dawn hours to stand in long lines, shivering in the cold. Some even camped overnight. They did it because they could sometimes save a few hundred dollars on a big purchase like a television or a computer or a game system.
In the last few years, some retailers pushed their openings to midnight so that it wasn't about getting up early, but about fighting the effects of the Tryptophan in the turkey to stay up late on Thanksgiving night.
This year, Walmart and Sears — and likely others — will be offering deals starting at 8 p.m. on Thanksgiving Day.
The criticism is easy to anticipate: Families should be spending Thanksgiving together instead of worrying about getting to stores for a deal, and retailers shouldn't be forcing their employees to work on a holiday that used to be sacrosanct. It's also a class issue: The rich won't be queuing up for the $180 40-inch high-definition television, while those who live paycheck to paycheck might not be able to pass up the chance.
But there's another side to it. H.W. Brands, a professor and author who wrote American Colossus: The Triumph of Capitalism, 1865-1900, spoke in a recent radio interview about the differences between democracy and capitalism. If we believe in both, he said, we have to accept that they sometimes clash.
Democracy, Brands said, works on the presumption that everyone is equal. Each citizen's vote, theoretically at least, carries the same weight. But capitalism thrives on competition. It rewards — sometimes disproportionately — those who figure out how to get the consumer's dollars in their pocket instead of the other guy's. So if retailers feel the need to pay employees to work on Thanksgiving Day and offer heavy discounts on merchandise, we can assume it's because they think they'll make some extra money that way — even at the expense of aggravating the public.
All the power isn't with the stores, though. Consumers can decide whether or not they want to support a move that seems to lead inevitably to mega sales that coincide with the Macy's Day Parade on Thanksgiving morning. If you don't think Walmart should be opening on Thanksgiving night, don't shop there.
A recent Wall Street Journal article said Black Friday deals are often more myth than reality anyway. "It turns out that gifts from Barbie dolls to watches to blenders are often priced below Black Friday levels at various times throughout the year, even during the holiday season, and their prices follow different trajectories as the remaining shopping days tick down," according to the Journal. Sometimes retailers even build up prices in the months leading up to the holidays, just so they can knock them down, the Journal said.
Here's another angle to consider: Some consumers may be more than ready to get out of the house on Thanksgiving night. Not everyone has an idyllic setting in which to spend Thanksgiving, and it tends to be a big night at movie theaters for those who don't like football, so shopping might be another alternative. With the early openings, some consumers will get their "bargains" without losing out on a night's sleep.
But if you don't want to spend Thanksgiving Day in a line at Best Buy waiting for their midnight opening, don't do it. If enough consumers stay away, the stores will stop the Thanksgiving Day creep. That's how capitalism works.


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My entire Casino career has been with Harrah's and Horseshoe here in Iowa. I started with Bluffs Run back in 2003 as an Executive Host and I've been in this role ever since. Prior to this, I was a Reporter and Weathercaster for the ABC station in Lincoln, NE. The greatest thing about working here is the people. I know that sounds cliché, but it's true. The players and the other employees are a joy to be around and the reason I've decided to make this a career and not just a job.
I grew up in Omaha and attended UNLV for my degree. My wife and I have 3 young boys. She works as a teacher in the Omaha Archdiocese.
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My entire Casino career has been with Harrah's and Horseshoe here in Iowa. I started with Bluffs Run back in 2003 as an Executive Host and I've been in this role ever since. Prior to this, I was a Reporter and Weathercaster for the ABC station in Lincoln, NE. The greatest thing about working here is the people. I know that sounds cliché, but it's true. The players and the other employees are a joy to be around and the reason I've decided to make this a career and not just a job.
Hello! My name is Albert Rodriguez - you can call me A-Rod if you would like. I am a fun-spirited, life-of-the party kind of guy. I love to be where the action is and make memories that last a lifetime. I spend my free time with my wife and our very energetic one-year-old. I am a sports enthusiast. I compete in as well as watch most any sport. I began working for Caesar's Entertainment in 2009 as Security Officer. I recently made the switch to becoming a VIP Host in order to engage and work more directly with our players. The next time you're in the Omaha/Council Bluffs metro area, ask for A-Rod and I will ensure your trip is memorable!
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Hello! My name is Amanda Doonan. Welcome to the Horseshoe and Harrah's in Council Bluffs! I have been with Caesars Entertainment since August of 2012. I was in the Total Reward/Cashier cage for a year as a Cashier and as a Lead- now I am a Diamond VIP Host. My new role in the casino is very exciting. I love to walk around and meet as many guests as possible while also providing that "A+" service!
In my spare time, I love to watch movies, paint, sew, sing, dance and cook my secretly sweet and sour lemon bars. The next time you visit one of our Iowa properties, make sure to find me, and I will be more than happy to assist you. Thank you for visiting us and come again soon!
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I have been with Caesars Entertainment since 2007 and have enjoyed this career to the fullest. It is great to work in an environment where you meet many wonderful people. When I am not here, I spend time with my 3 children. I also enjoy remodeling and gardening. It would be my pleasure to book your next stay and allow you to experience all that the Horseshoe has to offer in grand style. My hope is that this will be a trip well remembered!
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Hi, I'm Bobby. I have worked for Harrah's and Horseshoe for the past 5 years in the cashier cage, Total Rewards, and the front desk. I thoroughly enjoy my position as a VIP Host because it allows me to interact with guests every day, and do whatever I can to make sure they have the most fun possible while visiting our properties. When I am not at work I enjoy watching sports, going to movies, and trying new restaurants. The next time you see me on the casino floor, stop by and say hi.
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Hi, my name is Brad Beasley, Sr. Executive Host with Harrah's and Horseshoe Council Bluffs, IA. I graduated from the University of St. Francis in Joliet, IL and started my career in the casino industry at Harrah's Joliet over 15 years ago. I am proud to work for Caesars Entertainment where world-class gaming and exceptional customer service is always a priority. Growing up in the Chicago area made me an avid sports fan and when not I'm not working I enjoy cheering on my favorite Chicago teams - White Sox, Bulls, Bears and Blackhawks. My friends call me "Beas" so next time you're at Harrah's or Horseshoe Council Bluffs or planning your next trip to any of our 40 plus properties, be sure to ask for "Beas" and I will be happy to assist with your needs.
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Hello, I'm Chom. I started working at Horseshoe Council Bluffs in 2006 as an EMT Security Guard and began my new position as a VIP Host in December of 2011. In my free time I love to play golf, football, soccer, going camping and fishing and traveling. I feel that being a Host fits my personality because I am a people person and have always enjoyed an interaction with someone that I just met. I love meeting new guests and getting to know each of them. Every encounter gives me the opportunity to surprise and delight players, which strengthens our relationship and gives me the opportunity to book them for another trip. Next time you visit, ask for Chom!
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Hello, I have been employed with Harrah's and Horseshoe Entertainment since 2009. Previously, I managed in the Retail Industry and have always enjoyed helping others. My goal is to make each and every guest feel like they are in my own home. Make your next adventure to the Horseshoe Council Bluffs so I can help you experience some fun and excitement! Please feel free to contact me!
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Hi everyone, my name is Donna Johnson and I'm an Executive Casino Host for both Harrah's and Horseshoe. When I'm not working, I like to spend time with my family and friends. I also enjoy cooking, wine, traveling, sports and anything outdoors. I love my job as a host because it allows me to meet new people from all over the country, build wonderful relationships and the opportunity to work in fun & fast paced environment. Hope to see you here soon!
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Hello! My name is Gary Gahm – welcome to Harrah's and Horseshoe Council Bluffs, we're excited to have you! I have been with Caesars since 2005 and have held various positions from the Hotel to the Diamond Lounge and now as a VIP Host. In my new role I'm excited to meet as many new guests on the casino floor as possible and providing "A+" Service is what I am here for!
In my off time I love to take in as many new movies as I can, I'm an amateur photographer, I LOVE to travel when I get the chance, and I'm a big supporter of the Arts – you can usually find me at the Orpheum Theatre checking out the latest touring Broadway show when it hits town.
The next time you're at one of our two Iowa properties make sure to find me on the floor and I'll be more than happy to assist you in any way that I can. Thanks for visiting us; come again soon!
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Welcome to Horseshoe Casino! I joined the company in 2008 and absolutely love my job. I get to have fun with my customers and co-workers everyday. In my free time, I like to shop, listen to music and sing karaoke. Feel free to contact me anytime. I look forward to serving you and making your trip an enjoyable and memorable one!
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Hello and welcome to Harrah's and Horseshoe Council Bluffs! I am originally from Slovakia and I started my career in August of 1995 as a cocktail server at Bluffs Run Casino, before joining the Executive Host team in 2006. I really enjoy creating a memorable and unique experience for any guest that comes to play with us here in Iowa. It will be my pleasure to take care of your gaming and entertainment needs. Please feel free to contact me to help you plan your next trip to our properties.
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Hi everyone! Welcome to Horseshoe and Harrah's Casino. I started working for Caesars in 2011 as a bartender. I enjoyed meeting new people that would visit me each day, which lead me to my next opportunity. In October 2013, I became a VIP Host. I love my new career. The best part of my days are visiting and interacting with our guests. I am from Las Vegas and left in 2002 to move to the Minnesota area for 5 years, and then to the wonderful area of Omaha/Council Bluffs. When I was 22, I worked at the Horseshoe in Las Vegas, and now that I am back at the Horseshoe, I feel as if I have come home. In my off time, I love to fish and go target shooting. I also enjoy crafting and traveling. The next time you are in the area, please stop by and say hi. I would love to meet you.
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If you could do a shot of Jose Cuervo with anyone -- dead or alive -- who would it be?
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New Orleans Saints
Favorite Movie/Actor
Brad Pitt
Go-to karaoke song
Tonight Is The Night by Outasight
My first job
Smoothie King
Piercings/Tattoos (How many? Where?)
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Broncos, because I am from Colorado and who doesn't love Payton Manning!
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The Unforgiven: A Psychiatrist's Story
by J. David McNeely, M.D.
Simply put, when life presented me with the "forgiveness lesson," I flunked and had to have remedial instruction.
On October 23, 1990 at 7:42 AM, our fifteen year old daughter Amy was killed in an automobile accident on her way to school. A young woman rushing to her workplace ran a stoplight and struck the car in which Amy was a passenger. It was little comfort to her parents, sister, and grandparents that she was where she was supposed to be and doing what she was supposed to be doing. Her life essentially ended right away although her body was kept alive long enough to make it to the University Hospital Emergency Room. She had very rigorous and competent trauma care, but to no avail.
Even though I had been a practicing psychiatrist for over twenty years and had given many lectures on such topics as: Death and Dying, Grief and Bereavement, Depression, Anger Management, and Stress Management ad infinitum, I was not prepared for the death of my child. Some fifteen years earlier I had in fact had a Near Death Experience which left me more or less comfortable with the prospect of my own death, but I was not prepared to lose Amy. She left behind a grieving mother, father, and older sister--Sara. Amy was a beautiful, fun-loving, highly intelligent, athletic, and multi-talented child. She began studying the violin at age 2 ½. She later became interested in choral music and was to have been part of the All-State Chorus in late October. She had almost all A's in the Advanced Program at Atherton High School where she was a sophomore. Because she was such a beautiful girl, people underestimated her intelligence. She had read all eleven volumes of Will and Ariel Durant's Story of Civilization by the time she was 12 years old. She had been goalie on Atherton's field hockey team. We had taken her for training at Ohio State, Northwestern, and the national field hockey camp at Saulk Valley, Michigan. She was rated as one of best high school field hockey goalies in the United States. Her future was quite bright indeed. She wanted to be a veterinarian or a psychiatrist like her father. She had one reservation about the latter, jokingly stating "It would have to be McNeely and Dad on the office door."
I suppose there is no real way to calculate the degree of loss when a child dies. A parent feels that their future is lost irrespective of whether or not there are remaining children. The horror of the accident, the anguish of her mother's face when I told her that Amy had been in a wreck and was dead, the evening television news with the image of her book bag lying on the street at the scene of the accident--all of these images haunt your mind whether awake or asleep. After her autopsy was completed and her body arrived at the funeral home, we insisted on viewing the body before it had been prepared. I can remember gently holding her head and feeling the bones move beneath my hands. Her perfect teeth were shattered like the glass fragments that had been imbedded in her face. I suppose this may be too much information for the reader, but there were many more memories both horrible and wonderful that led up to a father's awful duty of gently kissing a daughter goodbye on the forehead and closing the coffin lid some three days later.
In spite of all my training and experience I couldn't intellectualize myself out of this one! I cried myself to sleep and awake for the next six months. During my professional career, being a Type-A, I basically had one speed-"wide open." I pretty much relied on the assertive ego defense mechanism of "turning the passive into the active." I went through a period of analyzing the events that led up to the accident. Somehow I thought that if I gathered enough detailed information, the accident would somehow have been magically prevented.
After blaming everything and everyone, including God and myself, I finally got in touch with my anger toward the person I thought responsible for Amy's death. At her trial the police accident reconstruction experts very competently proved that the driver of the other vehicle let 6.2 seconds elapse from the time the light turned yellow. Clearly, several seconds had elapsed while the traffic light was still red. This woman's very capable defense lawyer was able to confuse the jury on this issue. It turned out that the jury members, with an average effective educational level of fifth grade, could not add decimal fractions. This did nothing to assuage my rage even after several months had elapsed since the accident. In private conference, the bright young prosecuting attorney asked me, "Doctor McNeely, what would you like to see done to the woman who caused this accident." My reply was as follows: "First I would like to see her die a slow painful death, then I would like for her to spend a few eons in Hell experiencing indescribable torment, and then I would like her soul cast into outer darkness where she would experience utter aloneness for all time. Other than that, I have no animosity toward the woman." I'm afraid that my weak attempt at humor at that moment revealed the depth of what later became murderous rage directed toward this young person whom I later realized did not mean to kill our daughter.
It is not a good thing when a physician becomes murderously angry-doctors have method and nerve. Even though I went through a number of case scenarios which could have resulted in her demise, I knew that I couldn't do such a thing to her, my wife, Amy's older sister, my career, my patients, students, and all the other persons in the mental and social helping professions that were under my supervision.
So I kept on "soldiering" day by day and kept it all in. At some level I knew this was not a good idea. My spirits and health were gradually failing. By Memorial Day of the following year, things reached a crisis point when I went over the handlebars of my time trial bike at 35 miles an hour. I suffered an array of abrasions and minor cuts along with a concussion that earned me an overnight at the old Methodist Hospital under the care of one of my favorite neurosurgeons. Fortunately I did not have a major head injury. The helmet that had saved me went back to the factory and was replaced, but there was no factory for Dave to be sent back to. I got a little message during this event when I discovered that the two EMS people that took me to the Emergency Room were the same two that did the emergency run with Amy.
And now my first story: After I recovered from the bike wreck a few weeks later, I was taking a morning hike in Cherokee Park before going to work. The sun had just come up and I was walking near Bridge One. Over the years I had become a contemplative walker often meditating as I went along. The monks at Gethsemani had introduced me to that practice. By 1990 I had served as their psychiatric consultant for sixteen years. I was supposed to have been helping them while all the while they were teaching me. Those monks were "tricky Devils!!" They had an uncanny knack of showing up at my door with a book or a pamphlet saying, "Here Doctor, this is something you might find interesting." After reading the item, I found that it had spoken to the very life issue that I had been struggling with at the time.
After crossing the Bridge One and noticing the beauty of the morning I heard a voice inside my mind that said very plainly:
You need to know that it is your own anger that is consuming you. You are continuously judging yourself by the same standard by which you judge others.
To the reader of this paper I feel compelled to add that this was an inaudible voice and that was the complete message. I recognized the words as being a version of: "Judge not lest ye be judged." But, this time the words weren't from a dusty book, but were very alive and relevant to me personally. At first I didn't want to hear them but I paid attention to them anyway. In any event, I got the message that forgiveness was the only way. Anger and revenge were self defeating and I was harming my own better self-soul, if you will allow a wounded psychiatrist to use the term. I had to let go of my rage in order to be a forgiving and loving person. I came to realize that I was the one that had been unforgiven. In my grief I had been hanging onto my rage over Amy's death until it had become something treasured within my ego. To give my rage up, at some level, made me feel like I was losing her all over again. My anger had become self-destructive and self-indulgent at the same time.
Now, another story: A few months later I was again walking in Cherokee Park in a meditative manner. I came upon the same place near Bridge One where I had heard the voice earlier. The sun was just coming up-there was a little ground fog rising up from the ground and Beargrass Creek. Several small rabbits were running and jumping-and several small birds were singing their hearts out. I remember thinking "this is really beautiful." Then I heard within my mind the same voice as before:
Observe these animals! This is the Mind of God at play. And in as much as your beloved daughter is now part of the mind of God; this is Amy, playing and singing for you!
Now, I'm smart, but not that smart! Something beyond my personality and my own imagination was teaching and comforting me--whether this was my Inner Teacher, Guardian Angel, or the Holy Spirit--I'm not wise enough to know which or perhaps they are one and the same. I do know that I felt greatly loved and comforted and I hope this has been reflected in my continuing as a peaceful, loving, and life affirming person.
I guess I've become convinced that it is our stories, particularly as we get older, that describe our spiritual progress or lack thereof. We seem to be taught in the Spirit by the series of steps or life lessons that we take as we buffet up against the demands of life and the learning opportunities presented to us. None of us is immune to or can transcend this process. Earlier in my career I joked with psychiatric and pastoral counseling colleagues that "God may not be dead but He seems instead to be the great benign non-directive psychotherapist of the Universe." As I listened to life histories of my patients and paid attention to my own stories, I came to realize that "the Other" or the Great Mystery of Life seemed to be taking more initiative than I had realized.
A number of years ago it was my privilege to serve on the Committee on Religion and Psychiatry of the American Psychiatric Association. A fellow member of the committee was Ruth Tiffany Barnhouse, M.D., a well-known theologian, psychoanalyst, and Episcopal Priest. She shared with us a wonderful metaphor for this spiritual instruction process as expressed in the following quote:
We are all climbing God's Holy Mountain. It is wasteful to be running around the bottom of it arguing about the best way up-and selling maps. Once you're up on the mountain, particularly above the timberline, it all looks pretty much the same. (Ruth Tiffany Barnhouse, M.D.)
Dr. Barnhouse went on to clarify that she was not condemning traditional organized religious traditions. These were analogous to well-groomed paths up the mountain with fixed ropes, available hand and toe holds, and experienced guides represented by the clergy persons of the various faith traditions that assisted the beginning climbers up the mountain. However, once the spiritual pilgrim got up very high on the mountain where the going was hard and the air was thin, it didn't seem to matter whether the seeker was a Christian Mystic, an Islamic Sufi, a Jewish Kabbalist, a Zen Master, a Hindu Swami, a Druid Priest, or a Native American Holy Man.
Personally I would like to add a concept to this metaphor, namely that there are persons that help the climber in the very high mountains. I'm thinking of the Sherpas of the Himalayas. Sherpas are rare individuals that are at home in the mountains. They are faithful, cheerful, good humored and can be considered at one with the Mountain. In the Buddhist tradition, they are part of the mountain. We honor such a person by this Symposium-Dr. Wayne Oates. Through his ministry, psychotherapy, teaching, and writings he continues to inspire and guide us on our Journey. I was personally blessed to have had him as my teacher, mentor, and colleague. His pioneer work with Dr. Ed Landis at the Norton Psychiatric Clinic was on the cutting edge as the field of psychiatry moved from id psychology, through ego psychology, and centered on superego psychology. The minister and the psychiatrist who had previously viewed each other as antagonists learned that they had a transcendent common interest-the person. An holistic approach evolved which incorporated Body, Mind, and Soul so that Dr. Wayne Oates, in my view, was an invaluable and enduring contributor to the Biopsychosocial Model of Psychiatry.
Dr. David McNeely is a Professor Emeritus of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at the University of Louisville School of Medicine.
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- Studio: History Channel
- DVD Release Date: September 28, 2004
From Morse code to advanced search and rescue training, examine the technologies that have saved countless lives.
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Washington Nationals starting pitcher Jordan Zimmerman makes his 2013 debut Thursday against the Miami Marlins. After being selected in the second round of the Major League Baseball (MLB) draft out of UWSP in 2007, Zimmerman has made 81 starts through his first four seasons with the Nationals.During that span, Zimmerman has posted a 3.47 ERA and an impressive 3.5 strikeout-to-walk ratio.Zimmerman finished the 2012 season with a career-best 2.94 ERA and 12 wins to help lead Washington to its first National League East Division title.
"Expectations for both Jordan and the Nats are very high this year," said UWSP Head Coach Pat Bloom, who served as Zimmerman's collegiate coach. "Many are predicting the Nats to contend for a World Series birth, and I know that Jordan is excited to be a part of a championship-caliber ballclub."
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Koback played the entire 2012 season with the Greenville Drive and finished fifth on the team in steals with 19.
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"Former UWSP infielder Justin Jirschele, who signed a free-agent contract with the Chicago White Sox in June 2012 and played with the Great Falls Voyagers of the Rookie Pioneer League, will open the 2013 season in extended spring training in Arizona.In his first season with the Voyagers, Jirschele hit .267 in 164 at-bats. Jirschele showed a sharp eye by drawing 20 walks and striking out only 21 times during the 2012 season."
Justin's defensive versatility, his knowledge of the game, and his competitiveness will continue to bode well for him in professional baseball," said Bloom. "With improved conditioning and some adjustments to his swing, I would expect that he will prove himself to be a valuable player wherever he winds up in the White Sox chain."
Jirschele showcased his versatility by playing second base, third base and shortstop for the Voyagers in 2012."To have three guys playing professional baseball right now quite a feather in our cap as a Division III program," said Bloom. "I am very proud of what Jordan, Cody, and Justin have accomplished and what they will continue to represent for their clubs as former Pointers. They all continue to have a significant impact on our program, and we wish them the best for a successful 2013 season."


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