Born To Be Miserable

Thursday, January 19, 2012

Who's Who in the world of drugs on the East side of Columbus, Ohio by Kimberly Koerber-Bauer-Koerber



Mia is the one who 'has a heart".



Photograph courtesy of The Columbus Dispatch online photo gallery, Columbus, Ohio

The above man, whose picture was taken by the Columbus Dispatch and submitted for a 'beauty contest'
looks like the owner and proprietor of The Motel One, 3190 E Main Street, Columbus/Whitehall, Ohio
which currently has tension in the parking lot, has degraded rooms, and has the reputation of being a 'crack hotel'. 
Perhaps this requires further investigation.
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Contact Mia Casey who is on Facebook for more information.  Mia was a Medina, Ohio exchange student who was Vietnamese.  A foster child who lived with the family named "Mo" or "Maureen" is someone who some are looking for still.

Wednesday, January 18, 2012

The World of Poor US Government and Mental Health by Kimbelry Koerber-Bauer-Koerber

Stephen J. Hucker, MB, BS, FRCP(C), FRCPsych
Consulting Forensic Psychiatrist,
Professor, Law & Mental Health Program, University of Toronto 
Sexual Sadism
What is Sexual Sadism?
"It is important to distinguish between "Sadism", which is the term used in conjunction with Sadistic Personality Disorder, and "Sexual Sadism" which may be associated with SPD yet is classified as one of the paraphilias because of the specific sexual component. The two are most certainly related and an understanding of sadism is paramount to the understanding of sexual sadism but this particular section deals only with the paraphilia of sexual sadism.

Sexual sadism refers to the derivation of sexual pleasure from the infliction of pain, suffering and/or humiliation upon another person. The pain and suffering of the victim, which may be both physical and psychological, is pivotal to the sexual arousal and pleasure. The ICD-10 (World Health Organization, 1992) defines sadism as "preference for sexual activity that involves bondage or infliction of pain or humiliation."
Official Criteria:
Current diagnostic criterion from the DSM-IV-TR requires the following criteria be met:
1. Recurrent, intense sexually arousing fantasies, sexual urges, or behaviours involving acts (real, not simulated) in which the psychological or physical suffering (including humiliation) of the victim is sexually exciting for the person, have been present for at least 6 months.
2. The fantasies, sexual urges, or behaviours cause clinically significant stress or impairment in social, occupational or other important areas of function.
While the criteria may appear to imply that the impairment must be perceived by the person in question to be applied, this is not the case. Ie. sadistic behaviour resulting in harming someone would be interpreted as an impairment of function.
Historical Context:
The term "sadism" derives from French medical literature of the early 19th century in connection with the writings of the Marquis de Sade whose novels depict scenes of torture, cruelty and killing for erotic purposes.

Krafft-Ebing, in his 1886 Psychopathia Sexualis, later defined sadism as: "The experience of sexual, pleasurable sensations (including orgasm) produced by acts of cruelty, bodily punishment afflicted on one's person or when witnessed in others, be they animals or human beings. It may also consist of an innate desire to humiliate, hurt, wound or even destroy others in order, thereby, to create sexual pleasure in ones self" (p.109).
The term was more fully developed in the literature over the next 100 years to the point of today's comprehensive definition:
  • Schrenck-Notzing (1895) coined the term algolagnia (pain craving) and divided the category into active and passive forms, conceptualizing them as two poles of the same disorder (ie sadism and masochism respectively).
  • Eulenberg (1911) expanded this definition to include psychological as well as physical pain (ie. humiliation).
  • Karpman (1954, p. 10) proposed that, in the sadist, "the will to power is sexually accentuated" and that "he revels in the fear, anger and the humiliation of the victim." Hence, pain is not that important in and of itself but because it symbolizes power and control.
  • Fromm (1977) suggested that the "core of sadism ... is the passion to have absolute and unrestricted control over living beings, ... whether an animal, child, a man or a woman. To force someone to endure pain or humiliation without being able to defend himself is one of the manifestations of absolute control, but it is by no means the only one. The person who has complete control over another living being makes this being into his thing, his property, while he becomes the other being's god" (p.383-4). Dietz, Hazelwood and Warren (1990, p. 165) reported a strikingly similar personal account given by a sadist.
  • Brittain (1970) and MacCulloch, Snowden, Wood & Miller (1983) also emphasized the central importance of the eroticized feelings of power and control.   "
from:
http://www.forensicpsychiatry.ca/paraphilia/sadism.htm

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"Sexual Bondage" and "took off" and became a trend in Ohio and in other states for some reason, which have to do with Sadism in general and its many applications. This is an area that related to 'trends' such as putting people on mental health disability and SSI and trapping them, to enable foriegn operatives and terrorism to strike over and over, and to create the hated US trend in line with the saying "The rich get richer, the poor get poorer". The point is that in the newsworthy areas, a new CNN noted country, Syria, was picked up as part of a worldwide tour with a crown and a crowd saying something like "We need to take action against people who harmed us" and "The Government stinks". Libyan protestors are in line with many United States protestors for above mentioned reasons and many more. 
Three Love cards and another interprettion of Love
Last night there was a real live courtroom drama on television in the evening.  The case centered around this type of Sadomasochism, with the added dimension of a cult of young people who were seeking the approval of others in their clique.  Bikers and others also have a tendency to get involved in Sexual Sadism - aka 'tieing people up with ropes and etc" in an effort to have gratifying sexual relationships in their cliques.  
                              "Something to think about"

What Job Developers, Adults Workers, and Gifted Students have in Common ("Two out of three isn't bad") by Kimberly Koerber-Bauer-Koerber

http://teacher.scholastic.com/products/instructor/index.htm 
There is an interesting story in The Holiday 2011 issue of "Instructor" called "Challenge Your Top Students".
In a nutshell, The 10 ways to meet the needs of advanced but bored learners are:
1. ALLOW Choice 
2. Integrate Technology
3.  Let Kids Work Together  4. Accomadate Pace 
5. Determine Prior Knowledge 
6. Encourage Goal Setting 
7. Teach Creativity 
8. OK "Independent Learning Projects" 
9. Follow Their Interests 
10. Encourage Self Assessment. 
 
Yesterday's Office - vintage staples in close up
In addition to this being a great agenda for teachers to follow, what about adults?  Bored adults make poor employees.  In an article online available at http://jobs.lovetoknow.com/Career_Change_Statistics, Susan, a writer with no last name states the following reasons for job changes and unemployment: 

  • Promotion - Advancement opportunities often lead to career changes.

  • Unhappiness - The career loses its appeal.

  • Obsolete skills - Job skills become obsolete or are no longer needed.

  • Midlife needs - With age often comes the need for new challenges.and is about things that adults need also.


  •   Attention JOB DEVELOPERS!!!

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    Hey Wikipedia - What's up? by Kimberly Koerber-Bauer-Koerber

    https://​wikimediafoundation.org/wiki/​SOP 
    The Ohio State University "Oval at night" :  Is this another
    'knowledge blackout' to come? 

    The Wikipedia people are currently 'on Strike" or have a 'blackout' or block on their popular information encyclopedia/dictionary site.  


    In the past, I worte a song called "Beuatiful
    A 'blueout'
    Ohio".  Someone  added a few lines, revised the wording, and they were not liable for intellectual property theft. This is a  state, and used to be something that people fought about but now, with the widespread use of the internet and blogposts everyone who participates in this 'world' is fair game.  The point is that I have a blog post calThis is interesting but not too interesting. In fact, I have never been able to do anything about intellectual property theft - ever. The state of Ohio in fact took a song a wrote, called "Beautiful led "Born to Be Miserable" located at http://www.BornToBeMiserable.blogspot.com/. I am trying to use the site to get employed gainfully (or game-fully) in some area, BUT realize that people may and do take blog posts and articles from it, because it is online - "public domain material". Good luck Wikipedia. I think this 'blackout" that Wikipedia is currently engaged in may also be newsworthy, because the owners/writers of Wikipedia should already known the aforementioned instead of being so petty. They were seeking financial contributions before, and apparently did not get what they wanted. WAHHHHHHH! I used another source.  

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    Hello! I am a Social Worker (since 1990) and a writer. I am seeking writing jobs, funding for my Writing business called "the Indigo Drum" and a way to run an office again, plus a car.