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Mickey Wright won five USGA championships during her legendary career: the 1952 U.S. Girls' Junior and the U.S. Women's Open in 1958, 1959, 1961 and 1964. We recently asked her to write about the beauty of golf for our monthly series, "It's About the Game," and we are thrilled that she agreed to do so.
I suppose the appropriate place to start, in discussing love of, respect for and views on the game of golf is at the beginning.
First, let me introduce myself. My name is Mickey and I'm a golf addict.
My addiction started 66 years ago on the practice tee at La Jolla Country Club. I believe I had to be the luckiest young lady in the world to have started playing on the most beautiful course in Southern California while at the same time being able to watch the silky smooth swing of Gene Littler as he hit practice balls where I was learning the game.
The practice tee was ringed by fragrant eucalyptus trees from which my first instructor, Johnny Bellante, cut a switch, handed it to me and said, "Swing this and make it sing." It was an easy way to learn the conservation of energy and the principle of clubhead speed. That was the start of a lifetime of challenges and the search for ever elusive perfection. To this day, whenever I smell the fragrance of eucalyptus, it takes me back to those first days of learning the golf swing.
My father put a USGA book on the Rules of Golf in my hand when I was 11. This started the learning of the etiquette and principles of honor and respect called for in the playing of the game. Before allowing me on the course with him, he grilled me on the Rules and made me carry the book in my golf bag. My goodness, so much to learn. Could there ever be enough time to learn it all?
The wonder of the game is depicted by a few great writers. Herbert Warren Wind, Pat Ward-Thomas and Rhonda Glenn come to mind. Their obvious knowledge of the intricacies of the game only complemented their ability to portray the overall ethereal joy of swinging a golf club in the awesome setting of natural splendor that is a well-designed, well-kept, approximately 450 acres of trees, shrubs, sand, water and mown grass that we call a golf course.
To me, golf courses have always been particularly appealing very early in the morning, at first light when the fragrance of newly-mown grass, the early twitter of birds and the sheer freshness of the new day are especially invigorating.
For sheer beauty of surroundings, I suppose Pebble Beach and Cypress Point would get first prize, but for beauty within the course itself my choice is Augusta National, where you truly feel you are walking on hallowed ground.
I had the honor of playing Augusta National shortly after The Masters concluded in 1957. The azaleas were still in bloom and you felt as if you could hear the lingering echoes of the crowds down in Amen Corner. The history of the game and some of its greatest moments and heroes surround you and make you feel special just being there. That day, I had the thrill of meeting Bob Jones. Clifford Roberts drove him out to see us on the 10th green. Memorable.
The expression, "poetry in motion" best describes a golf swing of perfect tempo, timing and balance which allows the ball to be struck dead center. When you occasionally accomplish this you'll enjoy an unmatched physical and mental joy.
Beauty being in the eye of the beholder is surely most true in appraising golf swings. My idea of rhythmic beauty in a golf swing would be spelled, "Louise Suggs." For pure wild, joyous beauty it was Seve Ballesteros and for mechanical beauty, probably Ben Hogan.
Then, of course, there is another kind of golf beauty that has nothing to do with the swing but rather with the ability to get the ball in the hole in the fewest number of strokes. The best examples of this unique talent were Betsy Rawls and Kathy Whitworth. They had a beauty of spirit and determination that never quit, rarely became discouraged and always kept their eye on the goal of scoring.
At the risk of sounding old-fashioned, which I am, I must speak of the game of golf in terms that I lived and loved, not in current-day terms, which I neither understand nor can relate to. In other words, "stack and tilt" is not a thing of beauty to me.
The outstanding beauty of the game of golf, I believe, is its complexity. In motion, you must be able to strike a small sphere with a two-to-four-inch block of wood or metal on the end of a 43-inch shaft while standing approximately 30 inches away from it, and do it in such a manner that the center of the clubface strikes the exact tangent point of the ball to send it in the direction chosen and with enough stored energy to send the ball a desired distance.
That, however, is but the start of the complex beauty of the game. Golf is indeed a game for patient problem solvers. The variables that need to be computed seem endless, yet within the space of 30 or 40 seconds you always come up with an answer: sometimes right, oftentimes not.
The process of hitting a shot begins by measuring the distance with your eyes (remember, this is 1961, not today). A toss of grass determines direction and velocity of the wind. The lie of the ball helps your club selection, along with the stored knowledge of how far you hit each club, which only comes from hours of practice. Now you may proceed to strike the ball. When it all computes perfectly, you indeed think of yourself as a da Vinci creating something beautiful. Alas, it is a fleeting joy.
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So our new Prime Minister is a working woman with no kids. What of it?
Just as Gillard's de-facto status brings into the public forum discussions about the institution of marriage, (and if you missed Bettina Arndt's extraordinary polemic yesterday, it's here), so too her choice to be child-free shifts the focus to working mothers.
Unfortunately, the discourse surrounding the working mother/child-free woman debate has - as these kinds of discussions often do - the potential to degenerate into a polarised argument.
Visiting scholar at the ANU School of Social Sciences and blogger, Dr Melissa McEwen, nailed it on her Godard's Letterboxes blog post, 'An Open Letter to The Australian Media'.
"Career-versus-children is not a binary scenario. Let us not advance the idea that childlessness is a pre-requisite for career success, or that the only reason you would not have children is because you want a career. There are many successful women with careers who have children, and there are plenty of unsuccessful ones who don't. People choose to have or not to have children for many reasons, and sometimes it is not a choice. Let us not create another binary which limits women and men and their opportunities. Also, not having children does not make you hostile, unsympathetic or un-empathetic towards families. And let's face it, many of the advisors, colleagues and public servants who will surround her and advise her and support her will have families. So let's not jump on the she-is-being-anti-family-because-she-doesn't-have-one line if the opportunity arises."
When Gillard appeared on Australian Story in 2006 she spoke about her choice to remain child-free. She said, "When I thought about these things I guess I thought either-or. You're working at this intense high level or you're having kids. And that doesn't mean there isn't a perfectly fine way of doing it differently. So when you watch the women around you, and Michelle's (O'Byrne) one of them you know, Kirsten Livermore, Anna Burke, Tanya Plibersek, there are a number who are just putting together looking after kids and having great Parliamentary careers. I'm in awe of it, but for me I don't think I could have done it like that. I can understand it all at an intellectual level and I do admire it but I think I just emotionally would have found that all very tough."
Gillard's response is measured, well-considered and supportive of both choices. Yet, as a working mum, simply raising the issue makes me question the choices I have made. I have that 'either-or' conundrum playing on high rotation as part of my own interior monologue - when I run late for the school pick up, or miss an assembly, when I bring work home, when I check emails while making dinner…or the myriad other ways I feel I drop the ball because I am spread too thin between the worlds of work and parenting. I wonder if I should have chosen one or the other. I wonder if I am doing a bad job as a mum. I wonder: Am I screwing up my kids?
And so I find myself (once more) in the realm of mother guilt. Not a nice place to be.
Thankfully though, through the happenstance of online community sharing, I have been awakened to a new wave of parenting - the Free Range Kids.
As a card carrying member of this group once said to me, "There are actually very few ways you can screw up your kids." I thought he was simply pushing his agenda. Turns out, he might be right.
The Wall Street Journal published a piece recently which looked at several studies in order to reveal some interesting findings about the impact of parenting on economics, happiness, and the way our kids turn out.
In this piece Bryan Caplan surmises that, "Decades worth of twin and adoption research says (that) parents have a lot more room to safely maneuver than they realize, because the long-run effects of parenting on children's outcomes are much smaller than they look."
Caplan says behavioral geneticists have found that, "The effect of upbringing on morals is quite superficial. Parents have a strong effect on which religion and political party their kids identify with, but little on their adult behavior or outlook. Some, but not all, twin and adoption studies find that parents have a modest effect on tobacco, alcohol and drug use, juvenile delinquency, and when daughters (but not sons) start having sex."
Wow, that's heady stuff. Enough to make a hapless working helicopter parent loosen the apron strings a little. Maybe my kids will be okay after all, even if I miss their athletics carnival because of a deadline.
While I wholeheartedly support our new PM's lifestyle choices - and have long supported all who choose to be child-free - it's also a comfort to think that for those of us who have hedged our bets the news isn't all bad.
As Caplan concludes, "Once you realize that your kids' future largely rests in their own hands, you can give yourself a guilt-free break."
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Eric says:
As more and more evidence comes to light, it becomes apparent genetics and heredity have a huge effect on human behaviour and development. The old-fashioned _tabula rasa_ theories of academics in the humanities will soon be turfed into the dustbin of history.
So too with the feminist myth that men and women are identical in nature, but only differ due to social conditioning. In fact there is a huge genetic difference between male and female humans - one whole chromosome out of forty-six.
Continued research will reveal much more about the innate differences between people which have hitherto been ignored for ideological reasons.
JJJ says:
I think all kids can be screwed up… if they choose to be. I still meet 50 year olds who blame their course in life on their childhood
I believe that choosing NOT to have children is harder than having children if you aren't too sure. I admire Gillard for her choice. Better to be 'not a parent' than a 'not-good parent'.
Annie says:
This is something I have always struggled with. For me I've always felt damned if I do work (bad mother); damned if I don't (can't afford to live). Mother guilt resides permanently in my psyche. I missed lots of things at school, felt the stares of the "mums" that turned up for everything and sometimes felt the sting of the angry words from my children. Now that they are both out of school and young men working, I look back and don't think my working altered the outcome of who they are. Life is full of disappointments and having some when they are young is not going to scar you them life. In fact it helps to prepare them for the path ahead. I like the people my boys have turned into and don't believe me working or not working has had anything to do with it.
Holly says:
The headline is about Julia but the article is all about you. Why would we be interested? Please try not to disguise your own personal musings in this way.
KH says:
As one of those women without children, I can safely say we aren't all going to be Prime Minister. Some of us will have fairly mediocre careers, in a fairly mediocre industry. Personally, I'm not unhappy with that - I have plenty of other things in my life to keep me happy. I am certainly not unsympathetic to 'families' (whoever they are), and if anything ever happened to my siblings and their partners, I would be more than happy to take on their children, as I love them.
Some of us just don't want babies. I really don't understand what is wrong with that - sadly I have come across a few people who shouldn't have had them, and we have all read about those 'families' where children are abused, beaten, and even killed by their so called 'parents', which I would have thought was a lot more disturbing than worrying about someone who doesn't have children. Perhaps people could spend some time on that problem instead of this non-problem.
Rob r Charteris says:
I thought Bettina Arndt's piece and her 15 minutes of air time on Sky News yesterday was quite bazaar. for someone who puts herself on a pillar she certainly lives in a cacoon. The article and her rant on Sky News was more about demonising men than it was childless women.
Wayne Fehlhaber says:
Gillard's dismissal of family values , religious faith , marriage and general Australian tradition , is a gamble on her part , not one that the usual tennant in the top office would take.
Shelley says:
If Gillard was preggers today she'd want Abbotts maternity scheme.
And those bloody scrapped childcare centres!
Daryl says:
If she performed at parenting the way she has performed in government, then chances are they would be very screwed up! She's managed to screw up the school building scheme which resulted in a parliamentary enquiry into rorting and over charging. Then you can add to that all of the other failures of her government like the insulation fiasco and the border protection mess, the record foreign debt, the burnt surplus, the rising interest rates as well as the backflips on things like child care facilities, removing the private health tax rebate, the ETS and now the super tax on certain profits. Perhaps if she sc rewed up kids she'd have spared the rest of us!
Against the Man says:
Have a child, not have a child is a personal choice. Married, not get married is also a personal choice. We live in a society that allows such free choice and I think we are lucky for that. But both children and marriage require a level of commitment. I don't trust this fake PM, she back stabbed her boss Kevin 'the worst PM ever' Rudd and she talks a good talk without any results. She like Rudd do a good PR job on themselves but it just masks the fact that incompetence is such a big part of their working style.
jojo says:
Maybe the issue should be addressed from the point of view of career fulfilment. I really think that it pretty hard for women to have both - career and children - the number of women originally employed in interesting, intellectually stimulating roles that have returned to work part time to work on 'special projects' far outweighs the number of women that have been able to return to their career the way it was. While I'm not saying that it doesn't happen - the corporate world is littered with the bodies of frustrated part time working mothers who have been given some meaningless task to do because their full time job has now been given to a child-free worker - male or female.
Larry Bailey says:
The research mentioned is worth nothing unless it is across the board research which is not possible, I deal with and have direct contact with a large number of kids, I do not believe that kids turn out bad by themselves but ARE products of their environment, that does include parenting but again that includes all aspects of their early childhood and even if the child takes the wrong course, given the right circumstances even that can be turned around, I do not and will never believe that a child is inherently bad.
But I do believe given the chance Julia would have been a great mum, although her idea's differ dramatically from mine, she (I am sure) has a good sense of right and wrong which is the main essence of what a child needs from their parents
Rosie says:
Good Luck to Ms Gillard!
Personally, when women choose an intense high level career over having children I feel they are missing out on the best part of being on this planet.
Having children whether naturally or through adoption is a bigger challenge than becoming the most powerful person in this world. In the 21st century all the opportunites are there to have both. Now I am not saying that you should have children for the sake of having children because I wouldn't have been able to have the intense high level career and two children without the support of my parents. Without the legacy of good solid family values my parents inherited from their parents I think my children would have been screwed up. Today my daughter, a mother of two with an intense high level career manages very well with our support. She admits she couldn't be a stay at home Mum and is a better Mum pursuing her career with our help off course!
My grandchildren have delighted me and I like the feeling that I have come from good stock and will leave behind a legacy that I inherited from my parents which will be passed down generation after generation.
Jenni says:
As a single woman of 37, I have "chosen" not to have children, mostly because I know I cannot afford to be a stay-at-home mum. I have *wanted* children since I was very young, but after much thought and deliberation of the options to me, realized it was not something I wanted to do unless I could commit to it 100%. This is not to disparage working mums or dads in any way, I think it is a very personal choice, and this was mine. It wasn't a matter of sacrificing having kids to further my career, I really couldn't give a toss, I'd be very happy to never work in paid emplyment again. It was just an economic reality that if I had a child, I would still need to work, and that's not something I personally wish to do.
Choosing to have children and choosing how to raise them, or choosing not to have children are all very personal decisions. I don't believe there is a right or wrong decision, it's up to the individual to weigh the options. Gillard did this when she decided not to have children, and (like myself) I don't believe it makes her less capable of understanding families and being empathetic to their needs. It's pure snobbery to spout the line "oh but you don't have children, you couldn't possibly understand."
Von says:
Women have more choice today than ever before but what they don't always have the the support of others in their choices.
Interesting re adoption, so it is the genetics count most after all! Just what adoptees always knew! Time to seriously start taking that in to account in the treatment of adoptees and in stopping international and domestic adoption.
Kylie L says:
Great piece As a psychologist, I do believe that parents can screw their kids up somewhat- I see it over and over- BUT I also believe that kids are more resilient than we give them credit for, and that learning to deal with disappointment/life's knocks is an important part of growing up, of being a fully realised and functioning human being.
As a mother I've suffered guilt for years at sometimes having to put my work briefly before my kids- the odd sports carnival you mention, mainly. That said, I've also learnt that guilt is a wasted emotion unless you use it to change: If you feel bad, change your practices OR change your mind set, don't just feel guilty. I love my work, so I've had to make peace with the fact that that fact means I won't always be mother of the year… having accepted that I really do feel freer to enjoy the wonderful chaos of working and parenting.
Mayday says:
I agree completely with Julia's view as to why she didn't have children, it is emotionally tough and I see the scares of that battle regularly as I work in a local Long Day Care Centre.
Mum's who are stretched to the limit trying to get out of the centre and off to work and the children who are left with limited emotional support.
Satisfaction at doing a good job whether it at home or work should be paramount as this promotes good mental health for the whole family.
I hope Julia pushes for more friendly work places and hours for both mum and dad and she keeps pushing down the carer ratio's in centres so when a child is upset there is someone available to give comfort and care.
Alcohol and drug abuse, domestic violence and poverty are all more likely to cause problems for children rather than whether or not mum works.
Adam Diver says:
Of course kids will be OK. Society plays a large part in raising them anyway and I think many people ignore how much genetics really determine the outcome of people.
However "Maybe my kids will be okay after all, even if I miss their athletics carnival because of a deadline" the kids will be fine but I suspect you will not. Having kids is so selfish in that you indulge in thier lives and live through all thier highs and their lows as if they were your own. So the kids will be fine but you may well regret your decisions of work over family when you are older and realised what you have missed. Just sayin..
Blinky Bill says:
I think it is great if a lot of you sheila's don't want to have kids. It means that we can take in a lot more boat people to populate this vast continent.
It also means if you lot have good jobs and pay more taxes we can have a lot more moolah to give to the boat people.
Have a nice day!!
OldGirl says:
I have a child, I would have had more but I couldn't and no IVF in those days. But I am just one person in this great big world we live in, others have different views from me and some just don't have any desire for children. That does not make me right and them wrong it just means they have different views. Julia's desire to pursue a career is her choice and the right thing for her.It would be a very boring world if we all thought the same. Many women have children who don't want them and these are an example of some of the children people like DOCS try to protect. Far better to admit and stay true to yourself than to have damaged children in this world. I am not a feminist, if I had to be labeled it would be a humanist, I truly believe in rights for all. Good luck Julia and if you read this remember one thing, stay of good humor. Australians love to laugh, we are a weird and wonderful mob. There has been to much aggression of late, let it slide you by.
Helen says:
When some bloke gets promoted to high office (again) and we get headlines like "If Gary had kids would they be screwed up?" and comments like "Personally, when men choose an intense high level career over having children I feel they are missing out on the best part of being on this planet", then we'll know we're getting somewhere.
Badger says:
Getting a bit Long In the Tooth to have Children isn't she ?
If She manages to have a Child and bring it up, let's hope it does not Inherit That Shocking Droll of a Voice of hers AGHHHHH. and the AAAAAAAASssssssss.
Badger says:
If it's a REd Head, do what should be done as we always said.
Red Heads should be Drowned at Birth.
As there quality of life is limited to live in the Shade for the rest of their lives.
Brad Coward says:
I'd imagine that her partner is going to end up screwed up….unless he has easy access to a pair of ear plugs ! Fran Drescher speaks Oxford English by comparison !
Chris says:
Forget about any kids Julia might have had what about the poor child force to be raised by Conroy.
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This course focuses on preparing students for a career in social work including job application and continuing professional education. Students research an aspect of social work practice of choice and present this to a professional audience. Students participate in workshops preparing them for employment and specialised practice areas.
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Objectives | This is the final course in the social work stream and has as its objective the preparation of students ready for professional practice. Specifically, students will demonstrate: 1. Effective use of written and oral skills to communicate knowledge and competence in a field of practice to professional peers. 2. Ability to write a professional paper that presents analysis and argument of a particular perspective and is appropriate to the target audience. 3. Capacity to work and actively participate in teams to achieve complex practice tasks, negotiate differences of opinion within the working group and take a range of group task and maintenance roles. 4. The ability to apply social work knowledge, theory, research, and ethics to analysis and decision making in social work practice. 5. Understanding of the relationship between research and practice, and ability to draw on research to evaluate practice in the interests of empowerment, advocacy and change. | ||||
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I was about to buy the above bluray player until i realised that i would need sony's wi-fi dongle. This is £79.00 which seems ridiculas. it take it into the realms of the neaxt model up which has wi-fi built in.
Can a generic wi-fi dongle such as can be had from pc world for under £20 be used?
can anyone help with this.
You could connect the Sony to your network with an ethernet cable. This means that you will still be able to use the iPhone/Touch app to control it and watch iPlayer. As for your "dongle" £79, you might as well get an Airport Express (qv) to reduce the amount of wire, or half that for a network access point.
NB I found myself in a Sony Centre in a strange town (neither experience can be recommended without qualification) this afternoon. The iPlayer is only in the pipeline at present, but will happen, as will the Channel 5 on-demand service (presumably called "CSI" Player)
bbc iplayer is already working - there will be an update over the summer to add itv, 4od and channel 5 i believe
i also thin kyou need to buy the sony dongle as the universal ones don't work or at least the two i tried!
I bought this player last week, connected via homeplugs to my network.
Just to 2nd matengawhat, iPlayer and 5 on demand already work and yes you do need the specific sony wifi adpater. The firmware update due July will also add DLNA client capability.
I bought an 'openmedia wifi bridge' for £30 from ebay - it is a wifi/ethernet bridge that is powered by USB, making it perfect for my S370. It just plugs into the ethernet and usb ports on the back, and doesn't need an external power supply.
some more info here www.wifibridge.co.uk
how did you get the openmedia bridge to work on the S370, i recently bought one and so far am having no joy
i know that the bridge is set up correctly as i can use it on my PC to access the internet and have also successfully used it on my Xbox 360 (wish id known about that before Microsoft charged my £60 for their wifi adapter). whenever i try it on the Sony though i jsut get the message Unable to access Internet.
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Derrick Williams scored 17 points and Darien Brothers made a game-high seven free throws as Richmond held off a late rally to beat St. Joseph's 52-49 on Wednesday night.
Brothers grabbed a team-high nine boards and scored 12 points for the Spiders (16-15, 6-8 Atlantic-10 Conference) who shot 40.9 percent (18 of 44) from the field.
Richmond trailed 24-23 at intermission but opened the second half with four 3-pointers to take a 40-29 lead with 14:35 left to play.
St. Joseph's rallied to tie the game 49-all with 32 seconds remaining, but Brothers made three free throws in the final 30 seconds to seal the win.
Langston Galloway led the Hawks (18-11, 8-6) with 15 and Carl Jones added 10 but the two combined to shoot just 4 of 14 from 3-point range.
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