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Social Issues and Creation Stories in Ted Hughes' Crow: From the Life and Songs of the Crow
There are many mythological stories that exist in this age. Within these different myths, there are many answers to how our world was created. Yet, one must become open-minded to other myths that do not necessarily discuss creation; Crow: From the Life and Songs of the Crow can be seen to fall into this category. This collection of Ted Hughes' poetry is intertwined with social issues and creation stories. Throughout this collection, the poems not only involve Classical and Christian related ideas they also include several twentieth century advancements.
The myths that Hughes creates have the central character as the crow. In the book Myth in the Poetry of Ted Hughes, Hirschberg gives a brief statement of how crows are viewed in different mythologies, "In folk mythology the crow is an animal figure predominantly associated with the twin motifs of death and guilt, a stark figure who embodies boldness, intelligence, adaptability to change and a twisted vitality" (126). This description is widely evident throughout Ted Hughes' collection. Crow goes through many phases and meditations. Among the topics found in Crow are views of religion, human actions, and destruction.
Throughout Crow, there are many references to Christianity. Yet, in each poem that includes this topic, the original stories are altered to give a new style of myth. "A Childish Prank" is one of the poems that Hughes begins altering the original biblical references.
"A Childish Prank" is a poem about a malicious trick that Crow plays on Adam and Eve in the garden of Eden. This poem is about Adam and Eve lying in Eden without souls. God, however, is presented as indecisive, sleepy, and incompetent, since the problem of giving them a soul was so great that (from the poem) "it dragged him asleep" (line 5). Seeing that God was asleep, Crow laughs and decides to play a trick on Adam, Eve, and God, not knowing that it could cause harm. For the trick, Crow gives Adam and Eve an animal lust, which Crow finds humorous, yet God is not awakened by this "prank." Still, as Hirschberg mentions, this poem gives a new perspective on God: "God in 'A Childish Prank' is portrayed as he will be in most of the Crow poems... [He is seen as] a naïve bumpkin, erring and unaware" (76).
Another poem that directly focuses on Crow's 'relationship' with God is "Crow Communes." Crow, being curious, desires to speak with God about his existence. Of course, when Crow arrives, God is asleep; Crow, continues to ask questions but "God lay, agape, a great carcase" (line 1). Crow then takes a bite of God's shoulder hoping that it will give him the answers to his questions by giving him more wisdom. Yet, Crow does not become enlightened by it, instead he becomes "Half-illumined." One reason that this can be explained is by Hirschberg: "God is described [by Hughes] as
a snoring mountain and it's hardly surprising that Crow should become less illumined through the ingestion of such a bovine divinity"(84).
Yet, God is not the only part of the Christian religion distorted in Crow ; Hughes also gives a new perspective on Jesus Christ. The main poem about Christ is "The Contender." The main aspect of this poem is that instead of a self-sacrificing Christ, Crow sees a self-centered, stubborn hero. This idea is further explained: "... [Christ's] purpose in Crow's account in coming to the world was not, despite Old Testament literature, to move mountains and free the Jewish people. This poem instead presents Christ as an adamant, self-contained entity who ignores the very people who considered him their saviour" (Hirschberg 92). Although Christ suffers tremendously, nothing truly positive for people comes from it. It appears as though Christ merely suffers great pain in order to convince himself of his own strength.
Besides religion, Hughes also addresses society in Crow. In the poem "A Disaster," Hughes relates both society and religion with the power of words. In this poem, Hughes relates words with a type of disease that spreads like wildfire across the land. It slowly destroys humans, cities, and the environment. One occurence of this is as follows:
The word oozed its way, all mouth,
Earless, eyeless.
He saw it sucking the cities
Like the nipples of a sow
Drinking out all the people
Till there were none left,
All digested by the word. (lines 1-7)
This excerpt is a prime example of how religious doctrines or political propaganda is used against people. The last line of the excerpt is the most easily understood. It shows that people do not 'take-in' the word, instead, the word swallows them and 'collects' them into its message. Some examples of how this has happened in the past are the Crusades (religion) and Nazi Germany (political propaganda). In the Crusades, people followed the word of God (through priests). In Nazi Germany, people followed the word out of nationalism and fear.
In Crow, Hughes also concentrates on inner-turmoil which exists between Crow and humans. "Oedipus Crow" and "Crowego" are two poems realating to this conflict involving issues of pride, ego, fear, and violence.
In "Oedipus Crow," the message to Crow is that of warning him not to forget his origins. Hirschberg describes the concept of the poem in the following: " 'Oedipus Crow' is a cautionary tale which alerts Crow to the tendency within himself from which Oedipus suffered: Pride" (94). He continues by describing why Death toys with him during the warning, "One after another he [Crow] rejects the forces which guides his life as soon as he perceives them to be threatening to his freedom" (94). The examples of this can be seen throughout the poem; with every time constraint thrown at him, Crow finds some way of evading it. A few things he does to avoid being constrained include biting off his own leg (line 4) and flying away from his mother (line 7).
This poem also relates to the human struggle for freedom. Throughout life, humans wish to be free and not to have a set fate they cannot escape. Yet, however a person tries, he/she cannot escape forever and death always seems to give warnings when humanity becomes too sure of itself.
The other poem that concentrates heavily on Crow and man's egocentricities is "Crowego." In this poem, though, Crow feeds on man's ego projections in order to strengthen his own ego. Crow decides to gorge himself with heroes when they are no longer heroic. In the poem, Crow steps in (like the scavenger he is), catches the heroes, and "devours them after they have failed to answer the culture's demands for which they were created to satisfy (e.g. Ulysses was the last hero from the heroic age of Greece; Beowulf was the last pre-Christian culture hero). Heroes represent the collective ego of mankind and man will always need these heroic projections" (Hirschberg 104). In this poem, Crow notices that society is overwhelmed with myths. If humankind wishes to gain self-identity, he/she should not focus on modeling themselves on ancient heroes. This is seen in that Crow feels he does not need to model himself on others; he is his own hero. Still, since Crow is his own hero, he feels he has no fear-- until he comes face to face with himself.
The poem in which Crow comes face to face with himself is entitled "Crow Sickened." In this poem Crow becomes fearful of something he does not know. This causes him to begin feeling ill and to start searching for the source. the second stanza shows what Crow discovers: "Unwinding the world like a ball of wool / [He] Found the last end tied around his own finger" (lines 7-8). Not understanding this, Crow continues to search. In the end however, he finds out that his greatest enemy is himself.
The fear that he acknowledges is similar to humans. Although we may fear some people, our greatest enemy is found within ourselves. The freedom from fear cannot occur when fear is yourself; so, like Crow, humanity is imprisoned by themselves.
There are many fears found in man, and these fears often lead to violence. Violence is very common in Crow and there are several poems that relate to this action. Within the realms of violence, there are many levels. In Crow, two violence-related poems are "Crow's Account of the Battle" and "In Laughter."
"Crow's Account of the Battle" is about war, the most violent thing that can occur. In this poem, Crow describes what he sees, and the descriptions show all of the pain war causes. Crow sees the battles and within the following lines sums up what war is--pure violence:
Then everybody wept,
Or sat, too exhausted to weep,
Or lay too hurt to weep.
And when the smoke cleared, it became clear
This had happened too often before
And was going to happen too often in the future
And happened too easily. (lines 11-17)
This poem also tells how science interferes with civilization during war. Science makes people unemotional and this poem includes examples of this. In stanza two, an example of this can be seen: "From sudden traps of calculus, / Theorems wrenched men in two." Hirschberg further describes this as "the ability to repress feelings that might arise at the death of others [which] means that man can kill through Science, dissociate himself from the act of murder and in the process transform war into a merely haphazard concommitant of existence" (81).
Within humans, there is one emotion that is unique--pleasure. This emotion is strange because it can happen in several ways; "In Laughter" is a poem about a more sadistic form of the action which relates to violence. The point of this poem is the human ability to laugh (an expression related to pleasure) at other peoples' tragedies with fascination instead of sorrow. This poem gives some examples of how sadistic humans can be. Among the examples Hughes utilizes are car wrecks, airplane crashes, and people being hurt. Hughes' examples show that humans use laughter to deal with stressful situations. Hirschberg also reaffirms this: "What we find funny is that towards which we are at least partly sadistic. Even though we know it's terrible to find such and ultimately even violence becomes tiring and provokes our indifference" (97). There is an old saying which relates to mankind's experience with violence-- "violence begets violence." Of course this saying is true, but when violence continues it can lead to destruction. In Crow, there are several poems that relate to destruction and the apocalypse; two of these poems are "Revenge Fable" and "Notes for a Little Play."
In "Revenge Fable," Crow is again an observer of human stupidity. This poem focuses on the destruction of the environment. This poem tells the story about a man who, through science and numbers, destroys Mother Earth. He does this by exploiting (through greed) natural resources that were given to us by Mother Earth. This poem gives a new twist to myths by incorporating twentieth century inventions into the story. It also brings to light environmental problems we have today. Humankind continues to take advantage of Nature's gifts until they are depleted. Yet with this, humanity runs into a problem; Hirschberg describes this idea by stating, "In the process of exploiting the earth for her material wealth and beating her into submission man has undermined and poisoned his own existence. Unwittingly, he has cut his own throat" (110). Humankind has "poisoned" itself because existence is intertwined with that of the earth, and in the last line of the poem he (Crow representing humans)is punished by having "His head [fall] off like a leaf."
"Notes for a Little Play" is another poem which brings twentieth century inventions into a mythological setting. This time, Hughes uses the nuclear bomb to show how humankind may destroy itself, but with "Notes for a Little Play," Hughes goes back to storytelling. After the Nuclear War, all of humanity is destroyed and the only things that remain are Crow and "Mutations-- at home in the nuclear glare" (line 12). This poem shows that humanity can destroy itself through science and craving for power, which is what ends up happening. The main point of this poem is the end of the world for humanity as the nuclear blasts destroy it, but there is more to the poem: "The most significant aspect of the poem is that two mutations survive and mate to start the cycle [creation] over again while existing in absolute suffering, without God, or the possibility of redemption" (Hirshberg 122).
Through Crow, Hughes creates a unique mythology with a scavenger as the main character. The reader can see Crow as a description of themselves at times. Humans have always thought of themselves as free, but with introspection (and the reading of this collection), we see that we are also trapped by something; whether it is fate, society, or ourselves--we are trapped. Still, like Crow, we see the world as limited; yet, we still wish to be individualistic in our ways, hoping that we can escape the monotony of the world.
Many authors try to tell what Ted Hughes is trying to say through his collection. Of course, they do not truly know what he is trying to do; for that, we must go to Hughes himself. In the book The Poetry of Ted Hughes : Form and Imagination, Leonard M. Scigaj includes an interview with Hughes:
In a BBC broadcast of 24 June 1970, just three and a half months before the first Faber edition (12 October 1970), Hughes states that Crow is the shadow of man. He's a man to correct man, but of course he's not a man, he's a Crow, ... he never does quite become a man. For most of the adventure, having been created he's put through various adventures, and disasters and trials and ordeals, and the effect of these is to alter him not at all, than alter him a great deal, completely transform him, tear him to bits, put him together again, and produce him a little bit changed. And maybe his ambition is to become a man, which he never quite manages. (157)
Yet, even though we hear ideas from different sources, we must still make our own interpretations. Crow is a great mythology that has unique parallels with society and human struggles. A mythology is meant to relate to people, and give them warnings and answers. Through looking at the religious, emotional, and destructive implications in the collection, we see that it is a mythology; thus, if we are open-minded enough to study and accept other mythologies, why not accept the life, songs, and philosophy of Crow as well?
Works Cited
Hirschberg, Stuart. Myth in the Poetry of Ted Hughes: A guide to the poems . Totowa, New Jersey: Barnes and Noble, 1981.
Hughes, Ted. Crow: From the Life and Songs of the Crow. New York: Harper and Row, 1971.
Scigaj, Leonard M. The Poetry of Ted Hughes: Form and Imagination. Iowa City, Iowa: U of Iowa P, 1986.
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dear Tanya,
It didn't surrprise me that she wrott sumething horifying, considering that that's the way her dad Dad makes a living. A chip off the old blck, you could say. I just happend to catch it in her book bag, shoved in between her math hommework and her reading bok. I never expecteed it to be so....um, well, I'll let you be the juge. This is the story, word for word,
Ded Eyes
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While Valenti highly advocates the online tools, he tries to "match resources with students," as some may be more apt to traditional book research.
Many Shore Regional students come to Valenti everyday with questions, the most common ones, according to Valenti, range from "How do I access the database and/or e-books?" to the simple "What should I read?"
Valenti says, "Many students have a hard time deciding what to read as beginning readers, and I like to give suggestions to guide them in the right direction."
While he personally has no favorite student book, he enjoys "building the Young Adult collection" of books in the library.
"A favorite among students is "Thirteen Reasons Why' by Jay Asher. It is about suicide and the process behind it," says Valenti.
In fact it is the young adults of Shore, says Valenti, that keep him coming back every day.
"They humble me and give me a different perspective on life. I like to help them become better individuals and build their confidence," Valenti explains.
A large part of Valenti's popularity is his interaction with the students, in which he describes as his favorite part of his job.
"My job is never boring. I enjoy interacting with different groups of people and helping the students with their many questions," he says.
Luckily, because of Valenti's many degrees, including English and Library Science, he is able to answer even the toughest questions intellectually and thoroughly. One of Valenti's favorite parts of his job is "seeing freshmen blend in to the student body and truly become Shore students."
Valenti likens Shore's small-school atmosphere to that of a private school.
"I enjoy the small school atmosphere, because I have the opportunity to get to know the entire student body," says Valenti.
Amanda Shaffery, 17, a senior of Oceanport, describes Valenti as fun, upbeat and optimistic.
"He is very personable and knows you by name," says Shaffery. "He knows what kids like and don't like when it comes to books."
Not only is Valenti popular with the students but with the staff as well. Vanessa Miano, a math teacher at Shore, says "Mr. Valenti's rapport with students and staff is admirable. His zest for sharing knowledge makes the library a truly useful destination."
It is no doubt that Valenti enjoys his job.
Says Valenti, "It's hard to say I would do anything else. When you talk about job satisfaction, this is it. I feel perfectly suited for this job. Hands down, I wouldn't do anything else."
Kelly Brody, 15, is a sophomore of Oceanport.


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With AGSOI it isn't an easy job just to count all the cumshots. They are nice enough to provide a grand total & a count for each girl, but you have to pay close attention to get the right count for each scene. And the number of separate scenes is high, 27 by my count (not counting bonus scenes).
The video starts with Kelly Wells. She is a nasty girl, whom I believe once said that she worked as a hooker in Las Vegas. She is not the prettiest girl in this video, but she always puts in a great effort. She holds a glass while 8 guys shoot their loads into it. She then gargles the genetic mixture & swallows it easily. We are off to a good start.
Next up is Jackie Ashe. She holds her driver's license so that we can see that she was born in January 1986. She is very cute & also very enthusiastic. She takes 5 loads in the mouth, gargles them for a while, & then swallows. Hopefully we will see more of Jackie in the future.
Next we have Alicia Allighetti. She is a cute 20 year old with pretty blue eyes, nice tits, & a great ass. She does have an unusual smile, due to the fact that the 3rd tooth from the center on each side create a slight fang effect. Sort of like an Italian vampiress. But, to be clear, it is not a negative. She still looks very good. And she takes 5 loads, gargles them, & swallows them down. They may have gone down the wrong way, but she quickly recovers. From seeing her before I know that she has no problem swallowing mass quantities.
The next baby batter up is Deja Daire. She has a sort of punk look with black & red hair. And I'm not sure that her makeup accentuates her cuteness. Nevertheless, she delivers a great performance. She takes 4 loads, gargles them, then takes 2 more loads, gargles them all, & then swallows.
Jackie Diaz is the next girl. She is a cute 19 year old with a nice ass. She takes on Steve Holmes. There is some hot screwing that ends with Steve Holmes depositing his load in her mouth. She swallows it & then something unusual occurs. Steve Holmes apparently returns without a break seconds later and shoots into her mouth again (I believe he did the same thing in one of Brandon Iron's "Intensities in 10 Cities" videos, where he was declared a god). Jackie then swallows that load as well. But, in the final totals, I believe this is only counted as one load.
As we close in on the 1st hour of the video, Kelly Wells is joined by fellow 20 year old Hillary Scott. Kelly takes 5 loads & then swaps them to Hillary for the swallow.
Now Deja Daire returns for a one-on-one with our director, Brandon Iron. There is some hot fucking & then Deja is delivered a huge load. Evidently, Brandon has been taking his vitamins. But Deja is up to the challenge & chugs it down without a problem. She will swallow 20 more loads before the video ends.
The last girl to show up is Melissa Lauren. She is pretty with blue eyes. She takes 4 loads into a glass & then gargles & swallows them.
Jackie Ashe returns to finish her work in the video. She takes 3 loads in the mouth, gargles them, then takes 4 more, gargles them all, & enthusiastically swallows the whole mess. Job well done.
Then Deja Daire returns to suck off a ring of 4 guys. She gargles their cum before swallowing it all.
Hillary Scott returns to swallow one load, & then Kelly Wells is back. She sucks off a bunch of guys while getting fucked. Then, in a scene that would fit in "Baker's Dozen", she takes 4 loads on her face. She eats them off her face & then eats 2 more for good measure.
In the interest of time, I will just sum up the final 13 scenes. They are similar to the earlier scenes, except that Kelly takes it up the ass & Deja eats a load off of her foot.
Deja eats one large load, Alicia swallows 5, Jackie Diaz swallows 5, Deja swallows 6, Kelly does atm & eats one, Melissa eats 11 off of her face, Jackie Diaz swallows 7, Deja swallows 7, Kelly eats one, Hillary Scott eats one large load, Melissa swallows 9, Deja swallows 2 off her face, Hillary swallows 4, & finally Melissa swallows one as we cross the 3-hour mark.
In addition there is a 9 minute BTS & bonus scenes that have pretty Staci Thorn swallowing 2 loads & cute Natalee Long swallowing one.
The picture quality of the video appears good to me. In the past others have detected flaws that I haven't noticed. But Martin Scorsese didn't direct this, Brandon Iron did. And I doubt that Martin could match Brandon's performance in the length & load volume department.
Someone tell me where in America they produce a video with this much cum swallowing. Perhaps someone can match or exceed the quality, but nobody approaches the quantity. So, if you like swallowing, this is a must have.


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SearchDay, October 10, 2002
After months of speculation, Yahoo announced today that it has renewed its relationship to use Google's results as part of its search listings. In addition, Yahoo made a substantial change to end its historic barrier between human-powered and crawler-based search results.
Big Sites + Big Brands = Big SEO Challenges
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Search Engine Standards, Please!
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Search engines should set standards and adhere to them, say webmasters, advertisers and a senior attorney for the Federal Trade Commission. Uniform standards would serve both web site owners and searchers.
NetCaptor: A Browser on Steroids
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A small percentage of music downloaders would be willing to pay for files, but the figure jumps significantly when free options are eliminated.
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Coach: Deana Vanderpool, sixth year.
2011 record: 14-11.
Returning starters: Seniors Jessica Camper (p-1b), Katie Cerveny (2b-1b), Kellsie Cousino (c-inf), Kaylie DeYarmin (of) and Taylor Miller (of); juniors Cheyenne Hernandez (ss), Jaylyn McGarry (p-3b); sophomore Cara Carpenter (of).
Other players: Seniors Brittany Paul (c) and Montana Lukshiatis (1b-of); sophomores Abbie Cousino (2b-of) and Andrea Woodward (p-inf); freshman Katelyn Feher (2b-3b).
Outlook: Mason lost just one senior from last year's team. The Eagles have a strong 1-2 pitching punch with Camper and McGarry and Vanderpool likes the speed and arms of DeYarmin and Miller in the outfield. Hernandez will be a key as she takes over at shortstop.
Coach's comment: "Last year we peaked at the right time and came on at the end of the season. I challenged the team to take it to next level. I could not be more proud of them. We need to pick up where we left off."
League: "Our league is tough" Vanderpool said of the Lenawee County Athletic Association. "Blissfield, Ida, Dundee and Onsted are all tough. They all have their pitchers back."
First Game: March 31 at Summerfield (DH).
Coach: Chad Baas, third year.
2011 record: 10-16.
Returning starters: Seniors Dan Killion, (of-p), Jake Hempel, (utility-p), Blake Doom (of), Tyler Rossi (2b) and Nick Dempsey (1b); juniors Nick Dussia (p), Brent Bodie (of) and Hunter Cole (3b); sophomore Peter Trabbic (ss-p).
Other players: Juniors Eric Belair (of), Chase Burlen (if-p) and Chris Thompson (of); sophomores Scott Bowman (of) and Dustin Belair (c); freshmen Nathan Sawasky (of), Bobby Livernois (c), Jacob Allen (if) and Jeremy Henry (of).
Outlook: Trabbic and Hempel figure to be the top pitchers. Killion will play center field, pitch and also should be one of the top hitters. Mason graduated only one senior starter.
Coach's comment: "We've got better depth and are looking to make another step."
League: Baas listed Dundee and Blissfield as the top teams in the Lenawee County Athletic Association.
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|Argon plasma coagulation versus cold dissection in pediatric tonsillectomy.
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|PMID: 21035909 Owner: NLM Status: In-Data-Review
|PURPOSE: Argon plasma coagulation (APC) is a new surgical procedure based on a conductive plasma of ionized argon between an activating electrode and a tissue surface. It is a good alternative for tonsillectomy because of its effective hemostasis and limited penetration depth of the coagulation beam. The aim of this prospective, randomized trial was to evaluate the operative time, intraoperative bleeding, and postoperative morbidity of the "hot" APC tonsillectomy compared with a traditional "cold" dissection tonsillectomy in children.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: Two hundred eighteen pediatric patients (aged 4-15 years; mean, 7,2 years) were randomized into 2 groups: treatment A (tonsillectomy with APC, n = 109) and treatment B (conventional tonsillectomy, n = 109). The outcome measures were as follows: (1) operative time, (2) intraoperative blood loss, (3) postoperative pain (evaluated using a visual analogue scale with a range score 0-10 on postoperative days 1, 3, 5, 8, and 15), and (4) postoperative primary and secondary hemorrhage. Statistical analysis was carried out using the Student t test.
RESULTS: In treatment A group, the mean duration of operative time and the intraoperative blood loss were significantly reduced (P < .001). There was no statistical significant difference between 2 groups in the intensity of postoperative pain and the incidence of postoperative hemorrhage (P > .05).
CONCLUSIONS: Argon plasma coagulation tonsillectomy in children is a new, easy, and safe technique that offers a complete eradication of the tonsillar disease, short operating time, minimal intraoperative blood loss, and a suitable cost with no additional increase in postoperative pain and hemorrhage when compared with the conventional "cold dissection."
|Emanuele Ferri; Enrico Armato
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Craig Washka is pictured with his traveling companion, Scout.
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A group of community members has launched the "Wheels for Washka" campaign to raise funds to purchase a handicap-accessible van for Granville resident and local inspiration Craig Washka.
A former pilot for express cargo carrier Airnet, Washka was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2005. He took up hand-cycling to stay active and has ridden over 13,000 miles, the last 6,000 with his trusty dog Scout by his side.
Recently, his bicycle-riding team "Craig's Crankers" participated in The National MS Society's Pedal to the Point, a 150 mile trek which raised nearly $40,000 to help others ...


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Six Eagles earn All-Big Sky Honors by finishing in the top three on the first day of the Big Sky Conference Championships
Senior Nicole Luckenbach defended her title in the hammer throw as the Eastern Washington University track and field team had an impressive showing on the first day of the 2010 Big Sky Conference / Weber State Credit Union Outdoor Track and Field Championships on Friday (May 14) in Ogden, Utah.
Besides Luckenbach, five other Eagles earned All-Big Sky honors by finishing in the top three in their respective events. In addition, 14 athletes advanced past Friday's preliminaries and advanced to finals on Saturday's final day.
In team scoring after Friday's events, Eastern's women are currently in third place with 35 points and the men are sixth with 31 points. Northern Arizona is leading the women with 43 points and Weber State's men lead with a current score of 55.5.
Luckenbach defended her title with a throw of 190-5, well short of her school record of 199-8 set earlier this season. Teammate Emily Jacobsen finished sixth with a mark of 169-1 1/2.
Erica Chaney finished second in the discus with a mark of 146-5 3/4. Eastern had a 2-3 finish in the long jump, as Shene Davis finished second with a mark of 19-2 3/4 and Brianna Okoro placed third with a jump of 18-10 3/4.
On the men's side, Aaron Mettler finished second in the javelin with a throw of 214-0. He was the two-time defending champion, winning last year with a mark of 219-8.
In the high jump, Adam Stewart finished third with a mark of 6-7 1/4 and Stephen Praast was sixth with a jump of 6-7 1/4.
David Howard finished fourth in the shot put with a mark of 53-10. In the long jump, Armand Hopkins finished fifth with a mark of 23-2 1/4.
Eagles who qualified for finals on Saturday included Steven Warner (14.96/110-meter hurdles), Sarah Frey (14.29/100m-hurdles and 1:01.24/400m-hurdles), Brad Wall (47.36/400m & 21.93/200m), Chad Butorac (48.13,/400m & 21.73/200m), Kyle Ulrey (48.81/400m), Brianna Okoro (12.18/100m and 24.46/200), Shene Davis (12.50, 100m), Whitney Leavitt (12.53, 100m and 24.82/200) and Ashley Stabl (1:02.74 100m-hurdles).
Of the 14 advancers, eight came on the women's side with a trio of two-event qualifiers (Okoro, Leavitt and Frey), with Leavitt garnering the eighth and final spot in the finals by just .006 seconds. For the men, Wall had the top 400-meter time and joined Chad Butorac as advancers in both the 400 and 200.


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The economic target announced this week is "about 7.5 percent," which could mean growth might be lower than that, Lou Jiwei said at a news conference during the annual meeting of China's legislature.
Wednesday's announcement that the growth target would be kept at last year's level raised questions about whether Beijing can achieve it while also carrying out ambitious economic reforms. Some analysts suggested the government might have to cut interest rates or take other steps to shore up growth, temporarily setting back efforts to make the economy more market-oriented.
"If this year's economic growth isn't 7.5 percent—it is 7.3 percent or 7.2 percent—does that count as about 7.5 percent? It can count," Lou said. "Employment is our most important goal."
The employment target, also announced Wednesday, calls for 10 million new urban jobs this year, and Lou said the economy might be able to create as many as 13 million.
China's economic growth tumbled to a two-decade low of 7.7 percent last year. The International Monetary Fund and private sector forecasters expect growth of about 7.5 percent this year.
Keeping the growth target at 7.5 percent is meant to "maintain market confidence and in part out of the concern that more notable slowing in the economy could hurt the labor market," said JP Morgan economist Cui Tiange in a report.


text: Secretary of State and State Librarian Jesse White has awarded more than 1-million dollars in "Back to Books" grants to 230 Illinois libraries. The funds are to be used to acquire books, learning CDs and DVDs and other educational materials. Awards range from 25-hundred to 5-thousand dollars per library, and are made possible by a combination of funds from the Federal Institute of Museum and Library Services and state of Illinois library funds. Geneseo's Public Library District received a grant of 5-thousand dollars. Kewanee's Public Library District was awarded 45-hundred dollars, and Wethersfield School District #230 received a 5-thousand dollar grant


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my wife spanking me
To each his own, but I'm not a fan of slippering. I know it's a British thing. Spanking someone with a shoe seems ludicrous when there are so many great implements made for it. I know, hairbrushes and bath brushes were not created for spanking, but they excite me. Canes don't. Guess we're all products of our cultural upbringing. So enjoy your slippers!
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thanks for all the positive feed back we have only made the 2 videos so far but we have been spanking for 20 years
sliiper spanking is my favorite kind,
we have around 250 pairs of slippers as i love seeing my wife wear sliipers as well as spank me with them..
we have some canes and carpet beaters and leather school tawses a heavy and an extra heavy the heavy is a two tail the xheavy is a three tail ...
we will try and make more videos soon
thanks again for all your coments
love the video, rarely do you see actual slippers being used in slippering videos ......thanks for sharing
i like this vidoe diffrent size slippers cover more of the bum LOL! Really good make more please :D


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A lot of times the opening moments of these games can start that way this time of year. A back-and-forth feeling out process as clubs look to find what works and what doesn't, what the opponents weaknesses are and what they're good at.
York College and La Roche very much fit the mold Friday night at a crowded Charles Wolf Gymnasium inside the Grumbacher Center, until the Spartans figured out how to best capitalize on opportunities in an eventual 76-54 win over La Roche in the opening round of the NCAA D-III tournament.
The Spartans (26-2), ranked No. 10 in D-III by d3hoops.com, move on to the round of 32 with Friday's victory and will next host what looks to be quite a strong opponent in Baldwin Wallace (21-6) on Saturday at 5:30 p.m.
TOUGH START: To get there, though, the Capital Athletic Conference champion York first had to move past Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference champ La Roche (23-5) on Friday night. And it wasn't easy in the opening 10 minutes of the contest. First, senior point guard Aja Wallpher went down in a heap on the court at the 15:34 mark of the first half holding her right leg and appearing to have sustained a serious knee injury for a player who has a history of them. The gym quieted down to a near dead silence, only pierced by screams of pain from Wallpher, the team's starting point guard since the beginning of the 2010-11 season.
"My knee locked right when I was catching the ball as I went to jump stop," Wallpher said. "I dislocated that (right) knee cap back in my freshman year of high school. My left knee, which was already taped, that we think it might be a meniscus tear, which there's no time to tend to that right now. And I also had an ACL tear (in high school) in that knee, too."
Wallpher, who is also playing with a sprained right wrist and a sore lower back, thought she had torn her anterior cruciate ligament in her right knee, but ended up walking off the floor on her own and re-entering the game four minutes later.
Meanwhile, York committed 10 turnovers in the first 10:13 of play, mostly caused by La Roche's swarming defensive pressure that got the Spartans back on their heels a bit. It led to La Roche going ahead, 17-16, in what turned out to be its only lead of the game.
"It was one of those teams that made us rush," York coach Betsy Witman said. "We just needed to settle down and play our game."
Directly after Wallpher initially left the game, Witman switched her defense from man-to-man to a 2-3 zone.
"They were penetrating," Witman said of the defensive move. "I knew they had a lot of really good perimeter shooters. We knew that they were probably a little quicker than us and we sort of wanted to pack it in."
The strategy eventually proved to be troublesome for La Roche as the Spartans, after falling behind 17-16, reeled off a 17-0 run over the next seven minutes and later led at half, 39-20.
"I think we just got our heads out of our butts," senior forward Brittany Hicks said of the turnaround. "We just kind of woke up. This is the NCAAs now and we can't be (messing) around with teams anymore. It's one-and-done."
Like many of York's other opponents this season, Hicks and senior forward Kristen Haley proved tough to stop down low. Hicks, a York Catholic grad, finished with a game-high 24 points and 15 rebounds while Haley posted 18 points and eight rebounds. Senior guard Kelsey Murphy (14 points) also had a solid outing, knocking down a pair of 3-pointers and finishing inside two other times while also drawing a few fouls to go 4-for-6 at the free-throw line.
AVOIDING THE UPSET: Perhaps more important Friday for the Spartans was getting past the first round and avoid repeating history for the second year in a row. Last season, the Spartans' hopes of returning to the Sweet 16 were dashed when the season came to a close in an upset loss in the semifinals of the CAC tournament, causing York to miss an at-large bid to the big dance.
"We all know that we underachieved last season," Wallpher said. "We knew as a veteran squad we should have done more. And I think that has brought us together. We had some off the court drama and that was all squashed right there. I really think that's what brought us together. And the four of us (seniors) have started since our freshman year. Just going through all these hard games brings us together as a class and a team as a whole."
York is now looking to get back to the Sweet 16 for the second time in three years and just the third time in program history (the first came back in 2009).
NEXT ROUND: Baldwin Wallace beat Lebanon Valley (21-7), 66-48, in the other opening round game at York earlier Friday. Baldwin Wallace is making its 12th NCAA Tournament appearance under the guidance of head coach Cheri Harrer. The Yellow Jackets were co-champions of the Ohio Athletic Conference during the regular season.
"I saw a lot of film on them (Baldwin Wallace). I think they're balanced. They have great shooters. They have guards who can shoot off the pass and create their own shot," Witman said. "I actually like how we match up with them than how we did against La Roche. We're used to that type of team. Guard oriented. And they got some size inside. So these easy buckets Kristen and Brit' were getting inside tonight aren't going to come as easy (Saturday). So we might have to play an inside-out type of game (Saturday)."
Reach John Walk at email@example.com.