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Flying With America's Most Famous Female Aviators
Dozens of talented women preceded Amelia Earhart, and thousands have followed, and each has her own groundbreaking story to tell
- By Patricia Trenner
- Smithsonian.com, October 22, 2009
(Library of Congress)
Inspired by a story she was reporting, Quimby, a journalist by profession, became the first female licensed pilot in the United States in 1911. She immediately made several memorable exhibition flights, including a moonlit night flight over Staten Island, New York. The next year she became the first woman to fly solo across the English Channel, just three years after Louis Blériot first accomplished that feat. A few months later as hundreds looked on during an aviation meet in Boston Harbor, she fell to her death out of a plane flying at 1,500 feet.
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Posted by breonna blckwwell on April 12,2013 | 10:23 AM
Well....she won't do that again........
Posted by Paul Ricketts on October 15,2012 | 03:21 AM
Why Katherine Sui Fun Cheung is not included in this report! She was America's First Chinese-American pilot. She was also part of the 99er club.
Posted by Thu on April 5,2012 | 05:07 PM
She was well known for her jumpsuit which was colored purple.
Posted by Joe on February 27,2012 | 05:24 PM
I have been doing research on Mary riddle on and off for nearly a year. I will speak with anyone who would like to discuss this wonderful and fascinating lady. I will be doing a story about her in our next newsletter. contact me at the Aberdeen Museum of History (360) 533-1976
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Posted by lina cosgrove on June 1,2011 | 09:13 PM
I'm proud to say Mary Riddle came from Tribe. Would like to get in contact with David Kaufman and anyone else that knew Mary. My e-mail is email@example.com. Thanks
Posted by Jeremy Millard on December 15,2010 | 11:03 AM
I knew Mary Riddle and be happy to talk to anybody. I worked in the same company as Mary, Gibbs & Hill.
Posted by David Kaufman on November 2,2010 | 08:00 AM
mary riddle was the first native amrican women to be an aviator
Posted by Mace on October 28,2010 | 01:38 PM
I think it was fasinating you flew the famouse 99er.
Posted by Jason Caos Fritz on October 25,2010 | 02:31 PM
I knew June Reynolds Edwards in the 1960s. At the time she was a television personality on Channel 17 in Bakersfield, California where her husband, Wayne, was working as a crop duster.
June told me how at one time she had as many hours in the air as Amelia Earhart, had been a president of the Ninety-Nines and one of the first women crop dusters. One of her jobs was flying a crop duster to Cuba in the pre-Castro days and teaching men there to crop dust.
She suddenly left Bakersfield around 1968 and I have not located her since. Why is she not listed on any website or in any aviation books on women pilots if this info is true?
Anyone out there know anything?
Thanks for info.
Posted by Marilyn Adams George on August 28,2010 | 06:46 PM
Why is there no photograff of Beryl Markham?? She was an incredible aviator and writer as well.
Posted by Don on August 6,2010 | 08:28 PM
Harriet Quimby has a book written about her. It's called Wings. I have always wondered if that book was based off true events, now I know. I encourage anyone who loves aviation to read it. It is a romance/adventure book, and is very informative in an interesting way. It's not like reading a biography.
Posted by JOSH on July 21,2010 | 09:21 PM
The photo labled Betty Skelton is definately not Betty. That photo would have been taken pre-WWI according to the pilot dress. Betty was not even alive during that time. She did not come into fame until AFTER WWII.
Posted by Andy Heins on June 10,2010 | 11:36 AM
Does anyone know if Mary Riddle, the first Native American woman pilot, is still alive? Any information about her would be much appreciated.
Posted by Laura Smith on April 11,2010 | 12:55 AM
While Jackie Cochrane was indeed the first woman to exceed the speed of sound, she did not accomplish that feat in just any "F-86 Sabrejet". The aircraft she used to set her jet records was the sole Canadair Sabre 3 #19200. The Sabre 3 was the first of the Canadair-built Sabres to be powered with the Canadian designed and built Orenda engine in place of the GE J47. Jackie used the Canadian aircraft because the USAF refused to loan her an aircraft. Jackie was able to use her husband's business connections and her own political connections to secure the loan of the aircraft and limited USAF cooperation for her record attempts. Evidently the base commander at Edwards Air Force Base was not too happy at being ordered to cooperate by his bosses in Washington.
Posted by Jon on January 18,2010 | 07:00 PM
Patricia Trenner confused Matilde Moisant, the second licensed U.S. woman flyer, with Betty Skelton.
Best, Barbara Ganson
Posted by Barbara Ganson on December 14,2009 | 06:31 PM
The photograph allegedly of Betty Skelton appears to have been taken in the early 30's (I'm going out on a limb and guess that's a Swastika medal and post 1933 Nazi Germany?)... given her birthdate of 1926 the chronology and geography doesn't match. Alsoarticle fails to mention Chuck Yeager in one of the photos.
Posted by Jack on December 10,2009 | 06:30 PM
I am now 86 years old and am having great fun writing my memoirs. My most vivid memory was when in my 20's in Chicago Il. when, during WW2, there was the Civil Air Patrol that we could join. Soon I was connected to (1) required "ground lessons" Upon passing this exam, I paid for my "maiden flight" at an airport on the outskirts of Chicago. I remember that once I got up in the sky my instincts called upon me to keep going onward and onward. Quickly, however, the ground instructor ran around the field waving me to come back. Never could afford more flying but my memoirs keep me "up there" with great pleasure. Even now, in my senior building, I have a picture of the Piper Cub similar to the one I flew and I never tire telling those who will listen, my story.
Posted by Carol Engdahl Still on November 11,2009 | 04:48 PM
Hey PT. You're welcome to disagree, but I'm right. Nothing is clear unless it is written clearly. If it had been a missing apostrophe or comma, I would have never posted anything. It happens. The error I pointed out was really slathered in weaksauce, and shows there was barely an editor to this puff piece.
Posted by Chance on November 9,2009 | 05:50 PM
I have three daughters and no sons (all my fault genetically; two are happily married, the third has just been divorced by her man as he was messing around with another woman who, like her, had borne two children). Understandably, I have always had a special interest in achievements by women. Hence my interest in this item, which was most informative. Moreover, years ago I knew two women who had ferried warplanes across the Atlantic to Britain during WWII. One never hears anything about them, any more than about black pilots or Japanese infantrymen during this same war. One other instance of this sort: We learned recently of an American male who taught his wife how to play golf. (She wished to accompany him on some of the many time he played the game.) She defeated him once. They never played together again. Are males so insecure that they cannot recognize that those who possess Adam's rib, or "slant eyes," are equally human and just as capable as they?
Posted by STEPHEN BONTA on November 7,2009 | 03:20 PM
Thanks Ms Trenne for the clip on Willa Brown. She was a great person! David E. Brown nephew
Posted by David E Brown on November 6,2009 | 08:41 PM
Chance wrote: "This sentence is incorrect, because it inherently defines Bleriot's feat as being the first woman to fly solo over the English Channel."
Disagree. "That feat" clearly refers to "fly[ing] solo over the English Channel." You're straining to find an error where there is none.
Posted by PT on November 6,2009 | 05:36 PM
Shame on Patricia Trenner and your editors for letting a grammatical blooper slip past! "...each has their own groundbreaking story to tell"...? This is entirely too carelessly common, but in this story, where "her" is logical, there's even less excuse for the lack of pronoun/antecedent agreement.
Sorry to nit-pick, but I found it jarring.
Ruth Moser
Posted by Ruth M. Moser on November 6,2009 | 08:46 AM
Would like to have seen the Dietrich Twins mentioned - they won many Powder Puff Derby races and were quite well known in the 50s.
Posted by T.Chambers on November 5,2009 | 04:25 PM
You left out the first person to fly east to west over the Atlantic ocean, Beryl Markham.
Posted by Charmaine Rea on November 5,2009 | 02:49 PM
I was disapointed to see that you did not include Katherine Cheung among your illustrious female aviators. In the 1930s she was known as the Chinese Amelia Earhart and was a member of Earhart's Ninety-Nine Club.
Posted by Guy on November 5,2009 | 01:42 PM
I don't see the name of Cornelia Fort from Tennessee
Posted by Joyce M. Faye on November 4,2009 | 03:41 PM
You write: "The next year she became the first woman to fly solo across the English Channel, just three years after Louis Blériot first accomplished that feat."
This sentence is incorrect, because it inherently defines Bleriot's feat as being the first woman to fly solo over the English Channel. I'm guessing Louis Bleriot is a man, therefore the sentence makes no sense. If Bleriot is a woman, it still makes no sense because then Quimby wouldn't have been the first woman to do it.
Posted by Chance on November 4,2009 | 02:39 PM
It is indeed Chuck Yeager. He and Cochran were friends. Fast company.
Posted by Patricia Trenner on October 27,2009 | 11:27 AM
Who is the guy in the photo with Jacqueline Cochran? I'm assuming, since she was the first woman to break Mach 1, that it's the first guy to do it, Chuck Yeager. Would have been nice to identify that in the caption, if it's true.
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The topic we cover here on Hannity every night class warfare and as we point out the president's attempt to -- distribute wealth in this country.
We always -- as a strategy actually work.
We'll -- look at some of the key poverty statistics will you be hard pressed to think.
That Obama's economic agenda is helping in any way for example -- total number of food stamp recipients.
Has increased by almost fifty million people since the president took office.
And when it comes to the amount of Americans living below the poverty line while that number has increased by more than six million people since 2008.
So -- numbers indicated the big government is not the answer -- my next guests say.
They actually want greater involvement in solving the poverty issue and they're also saying the poverty so extreme it actually poses a threat toward national security.
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Actually lives.
And earlier I sat down with the authors of the brand new book the rich and the rest of us -- poverty manifesto.
Professor Cornell west and to have a smiling.
Guys welcome back problem I -- This is a mind and then Travis and I kind of got our career started together and professor it's always good to see you don't think we agree -- good -- I do enjoy it on both you criticize Barack Obama wanna thank you for that.
And we try to tell the truth we're pretty we're critical do we -- -- -- you -- -- -- brought I -- that was kind of guys decide to -- yeah that doesn't.
I don't even met at the title of your book.
I really -- because this goes back to somehow look at it it almost Barack -- who said it's not red America blue America it's United States of America.
I don't like this division.
This wedge Travis.
But the president's using him in the 99 -- the 1%.
The rich and the rest of us so -- it is somehow indicates that that's a bad thing that people are successful.
Not at all Mitt -- -- what he thinks we're engaging in what he calls the politics and -- be no one.
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Romney hand they just want to move beyond.
-- copy of opportunity in this country to -- to -- -- to an opportunity to play on a level playing field.
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American catastrophe here and I'm the rich the rich more than the poor are responsible and in fact.
For this catastrophe we have now yet the poor.
-- heaviest price although they're not responsible for the damages -- The Great Recession and you say the -- responsible wait a minute.
How how government policies that are responsible.
Government policy who we now borrow forty cents of every dollar.
43 million Americans in poverty.
One and seven families in America the numbers of -- people dependent as I just pointed out fifteen million -- -- Americans from needing food stamps.
How the rich responsible for the top 10% pay 70% of the bill.
We know about a shot didn't government policies tend to reinforce.
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Interest free loan wouldn't that be nice is still has an interest free loan but our banks do.
Wouldn't it be nice of you can take your labor force that can -- -- -- China and Mexico and pay lower wages and -- lost.
If he can -- even when unemployment and underemployment government policy to Lofton reinforce.
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Why do you how -- -- is that -- -- answer.
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That we -- -- -- Catholic -- critical of Mitt Romney because he's not.
Concern about the pork yes we're critical Barack Obama we don't Barack -- -- better than Mitt Romney but we're critical of the system that he hit the system tilts toward the red.
The single best thing we can do is unleash the power of entrepreneur almost an entrepreneurial -- It was eight years Reagan was president he created 21 million new jobs 21 W -- -- come up with John and the readiness to wait a minute.
And he didn't accumulate five trillion in new debt.
Like Obama has he created -- I didn't want to one million new jobs you -- five trillion in debt.
Then -- military and what a better.
That are written but really -- -- this important point don't.
Entrepreneur -- should have been very different then.
Big banks and big corporation -- and I agree small businesses once they are unleash.
Can in fact from my job with a living wage if of course thinking now on the road unions but when you're talking about corporations and banks to make big money big cut back.
Then we're dealing with -- 1% of the population and I.
I agree with it and 70% Josh -- created professor come from a small businesses which of the very people that have been targeted.
By Barack Obama if these tax cut -- -- inject.
-- -- On this -- we agree the Obama administration has not done enough for small business.
In this country they shot him with a big -- is this.
They've not looked out for small because we agree on there.
But -- -- getting -- it must finally be busted whatever credit you wanna -- to Ronald Reagan he did whatever he did on the backs of poor people this audio this.
-- on the floor.
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You know look -- Whitman felt about Reagan never created five trillion in debt rating gave us 21 million new jobs from radio I'm -- -- -- -- I'm sure.
As the only our president that's not created and that single job.
Steady as lost as of this moment about a million jobs in the country a million fewer people talking he's got Roger -- -- and the poverty rate skyrocketed under Reagan no -- -- -- little and probably can't agree it is not enough greed is not enough.
And we -- -- you put that well -- -- -- Ronald Reagan told us about when he made a total Immersion.
All right guys to know you don't want in the -- -- I wanna -- that I didn't have my brother know the book isn't.
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This is a conversation worth having I don't want a single American and -- -- good.
There's going to be number of conservatives who do have compassion look at -- and the commodity who would be very intricate.
I'm a little I want the I want to solve the problem but get government out of the way he's.
All right we'll have we want to compassion and justice compassion and justice are the next jump back to New York -- on me you come in studio will solve the problem right here.
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Shirakawa Appears in Court; Judge Delays Setting Trial Date in Mail Fraud Case
Dec 4, 2013 by Jennifer Wadsworth Politics Comments (1)
George Shirakawa Jr. shuffled into court Wednesday for the first time since being sentenced to a year in jail. The former county supervisor wore a red jump suit and his wrists were shackled to his waist while his ankles were shackled together. Except for a whispered exchange with his attorney, Jay Rorty, Shirakawa didn't say a word during the brief proceeding.
Mlnarik Accused of Breaking Campaign Law, Benefiting from Shadow Consultant
Dec 4, 2013 by The Fly Politics, Business, The Fly Comments (4)
John Mlnarik didn't win a seat on the Santa Clara City Council, and now he's being accused of breaking campaign laws. (Screenshot via YouTube)
Since his unsuccessful bid for a seat on the Santa Clara City Council last year, attorney John Mlnarik has been on the legal warpath. To date, Mlnarik has sued: a couple whose diminutive dog allegedly nipped him on the hand while he was campaigning; blogger and political operative James Rowen for defamation; and a former employee, attorney Elena Rivkin Franz, who supposedly misused company resources to start her own firm and steal clients. The last two targets on that list are fighting back, however, and the Fair Political Practices Commission (FPPC)—the state political watchdog—could have an interest in their allegations.
Councilman Kalra Wants San Jose to Ban Gas-Powered Leaf Blowers
Dec 4, 2013 by Jennifer Wadsworth Politics, Business, Culture Comments (13)
Would San Jose breathe a little easier if it regulates gas-powered leaf blowers? Maybe. Is it an enforceable policy? Probably not. (Photo by hectorir, via Flickr)
Councilman Ash Kalra wants to deliver San Jose from the evils of gas-powered leaf blowers. Also on the Rules and Open Government Committee agenda for Wednesday is a plea from senior citizens for the city to protect older affordable homes, like mobile home parks.
Magdalena Carrasco to Run Again Against Xavier Campos for Council Seat
Dec 3, 2013 by Silicon Valley Newsroom Politics Comments (2)
Xavier Campos and Magdalena Carrasco will once again face off for San Jose's District 5 City Council seat.
San Jose Councilman Xavier Campos will face a familiar opponent when he runs for re-election in the June 2014 primary. Magdalena Carrasco, who lost the 2010 race for the East Side council seat by a slim margin, quietly filed papers this week to give it another shot.
POA Votes to Accept Contract that Restores Officer Salaries to 2009 Levels
Dec 3, 2013 by Silicon Valley Newsroom Politics Comments (4)
The city and its police union came to terms with an agreement to restore a 10-percent salary cut over the next two years.
Seventy-nine percent of the Police Officers Association's members voted to ratify a contract with the city that will restore veteran officers' wages to 2009 levels. The agreement, which comes after a weeklong vote, will phase in a 10-percent raise through 2015, making up for salary cuts over the past few years.
Pope Gets it Right on Income Inequality
Dec 3, 2013 by Joseph DiSalvo Politics Comments (4)
Pope Francis has taken an unusually open approach to many issues, but income inequality has been a consistent focus of his. (Photo by Christus Vincit, via Flickr)
Pope Francis urged politicians last week's in his apostolic exhortation (official papal message) to guarantee all citizens "dignified work, education and healthcare." As a spiritual man, educated in high school by Jesuits, I was struck by the Pope's pointed criticism of economic inequality.
District 3 City Council Race Shaping Up
Dec 2, 2013 by Jennifer Wadsworth Politics Comments (6)
Five contenders are vying to represent downtown San Jose on the City Council. (Photo via city of San Jose)
An intellectual property attorney has thrown his name into what is becoming a crowded race to replace downtown San Jose Councilman Sam Liccardo. Gagliardi joins four others who have filed statements of intent to run in the June primary for the District 3 seat. Other candidates include community organizer Kathy Sutherland, San Jose police officer and sometimes-model Raul Peralez, downtown club owner Mauricio Mejia and youth sports league founder George Kleidon.
Team San Jose Doubles Revenue Goals
Dec 1, 2013 by Jennifer Wadsworth Politics, Business, Culture Comments (1)
A new report says that Team San Jose, which operates the McEnery Convention Center, vastly exceeded revenue goals for the last fiscal year.
Team San Jose, the city's tourism and facilities management agency, vastly exceeded gross revenue goals last year. In 2012-13, the decade-old nonprofit generated $23.8 million—more than twice the projected target, according to an annual audit up for review at Tuesday's City Council meeting. Also on the agenda are plans to bring a music stage to St. James Park, a citywide financial audit and a discussion about changing building height requirements around the San Jose airport.
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Nov 28, 2013 by Silicon Valley Newsroom Culture Comments (1)
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Happy Thanksgiving to all of our San Jose Inside readers. We will return after the holiday weekend.—Editor
Recycling Petition Accused of Misleading Signers; Intends to Repeal EPS Ban
Nov 27, 2013 by Josh Koehn Politics, Business, Culture Comments (1)
The San Jose City Council banned expanded polystyrene (EPS) products from being used by local restaurants in August. The ban's rollout begins in January.
A lobbyist-funded ballot initiative will attempt to overturn San Jose's ban on expanded polystyrene (EPS) to-go containers at local restaurants. Sponsored by the California Restaurant Association, a petition that gathered 38,952 signatures was turned in to the City Clerk's office Nov. 18. But before the county Registrar of Voters verifies if the necessary amount of signatures were gathered, critics have already lodged complaints with City Clerk Toni Taber that the petition misled signers.
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Saturday's National League roundup: Nationals win in extra innings, Bronson Arroyo continues hot streak and Jason Kubel homers twice.
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This week's guest blogger is Felix Burrichter, a New York-based architect. Burrichter, who was born in Germany, is also the founder and editor of PIN-UP, an independent biannual magazine launched in the fall of 2006, whose unlikely editorial foundations are architecture and sex. To read all of Felix Burrichter's previous blog posts, click here.
Buying furniture is a very personal affair — perhaps not as momentous as buying a house, but more significant than, say, buying a cute new summer outfit, and can thus be far more difficult. Given that the 20th International Contemporary Furniture Fair in New York kicks off this weekend, I thought it would be fitting to share five of my favorite furniture and design stores or galleries in the city.
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One of the youngest New York furniture galleries is also one of the most ambitious in terms of commissioning new pieces, instead of simply showing vintage furniture by established designers. It's a financially risky and time-consuming strategy, the success of which relies on backing the right horse. But with young New York-based architects Aranda/Lasch, Philippe Morel, Steven Holl, Peter Macapia, Max Lamb, and Joseph Heidecker as some of his artists, owner Paul Johnson certainly has some hot studs in his stable. Read more…


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The Official Online RBS 6 Nations Store is open. The store has everything you need to get behind your team during the RBS 6 Nations, plus the store is now fully stocked with a much wider range of rugby merchandise.
Bath's Paul James was picked in his favour for last week's pride-restoring performance against the All Blacks but he has returned to his club, ensuring Jenkins, who has 93 Wales caps and played a key role in this year's RBS 6 Nations Grand Slam, is expected to start against Australia on Saturday.
And he revealed that sitting on the bench in the last two matches has given him a wake-up call.
"It's been a bit of a kick up the backside for me I suppose the last couple of weeks," he said.
"I want to go out in that team on Saturday and prove that I'm worthy of that loose-head position.
"Paul got the nod last week. I was obviously very disappointed. I backed the decision, backed Paul and came off the bench.
"It's hard to switch yourself on when you are on the bench. When you start it's a pretty different mentality.
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Smart and attractive which are 2 qualities most of the liberal females ( I use that term loosely) lack!
That is the only reason to watch fox...but a good one!!
Yeah because all of those other media news outlets are so top notch and straight shooters! Menmon you live in a dream world!
Appearence over substance, another conservative value. JD
One cannot reason someone out of something they were not reasoned into. - Jonathan Swift
You're as delusional as your liberal pal. Where exactly are you getting substance from? CNN, MSNBC, NBC, ABC, CBS, al gore's ex-network, etc. I will give you libtards one thing you sure stick together!
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"I think it's horrible," said a relative of a Bingham High School wrestler.
"It's wrong, it's uncalled for," said Scott Seiter, father of a Brighton High School wrestler.
Last week a parent reported it to the school, and the Canyons School District started asking questions.
"During the course of the investigation our team confirmed a few incidences of hazing and we have taken steps according to policy," said Jennifer Toomer-Cook, Canyons School District Spokesperson.
ABC 4 is told the students were suspended and kicked off the team. Although no one is saying what they did.
"I think its more of boys goofing off than a hazing incident," said Cody Raddon, father of a Jordan High School wrestler.
Cody Raddon said his son is one of the 11 athletes accused of the hazing. He claims the school intimidated the boys to make them admit something they didn't do.
"The parents weren't even notified, we weren't allowed to be in the room. When we asked to be in the room with them, they wouldn't let us in the room," said Raddon.
Raddon has gone as far as hiring an attorney to clear his son's name. Although some are calling it sexual assault, Raddon's attorney claims the hazing was not sexual in nature.
"I guess a good number of the students would sort of gang up on one younger student, maybe a new entry or younger person on the team and just kind of surround them and poke at them," said Jerome Mooney, Attorney.
When Reporter Brian Carlson spoke to Sandy police Thursday, they wouldn't go into detail, but they said what these wrestlers are accused of doing is much more serious than simple poking.
"If the allegations are verified, they are criminal acts," said Sgt. Jon Arnold, Sandy Police Department Spokesperson.
So far none of the alleged hazing victims or their families have come forward. Sandy police said they are still trying to talk to all the wrestlers involved.
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The Psychotherapeutic Sensibility in Feminism
Imagining cultural rearrangements durable enough to produce nongendered personalities in future generations was both a radical project and a very optimistic one, since it simultaneously required a great deal of patience and men's cooperation. The women's movement also advocated short-term approaches less dependent on reaching cultural consensus. Women, for example, could simply jettison the niceties of gender expectations. If enough women refused to make their behavior conform, then getting angry would amount to an effective political strategy. "A woman should be proud to declare she is a Bitch," one typical statement pointed out, because "bitches seek their identity strictly through themselves and what they do. They are subjects, not objects."[86]
Bitches are aggressive, assertive, domineering, overbearing, strong-minded, spiteful, hostile, direct, blunt, candid, obnoxious, thick-skinned, hard-headed, vicious, dogmatic, competent, competitive, pushy, loud-mouthed, independent, stubborn, demanding, manipulative, egoistic, driven, achieving, overwhelming, threatening, scary, ambitious, tough, brassy, masculine, boisterous, and turbulent. Among other things, a Bitch occupies a lot of psychological space. You always know she is around. A Bitch takes shit from no one. You may not like her, but you cannot ignore her.[87]
Being a bitch, many women discovered, was easier to appreciate in theory than to realize in practice. Layers of female socialization could not be shed so easily or comfortably, and acts of feminist willpower, no matter how resolute, were inadequate to the task. Those who did succeed found that their defiance, whether expressed at home or in public, met with swift and certain reaction, not infrequently in the form of punitive psychological intervention, as Weisstein, Chesler, Bart, and others had painstakingly shown. On the one hand, this frustrating state of affairs made the paternalism of psychological experts ever more galling to feminists. On the other hand, it confirmed the centrality of both "psychological oppression" to women's subordinated status and "psychological liberation" to a vision of sexual equality. In its early years, the women's movement addressed women's subjective experience explicitly and continually, making it the building block of movement organization, the foundation of feminist theory, and the justification for reforming the psychotherapeutic enterprise.
Consciousness raising (CR) groups, not coincidentally, were sometimes called "bitch sessions."[88] The practice of group discussion and support which formed the organizational nucleus of the movement's radical wing during its early years embodied a respectful attention to emotion and a desire to communicate the subjective feel of women's everyday lives, which ran the gamut from anger to anguish. CR groups originated with New York Radical Women (NYRW), a radical feminist group formed in the fall of 1967. After a meeting during which the women experimented with going around the room to describe their own feelings of oppression, NYRW member Kathie Sarachild coined the term "consciousness raising" to describe both the practice and the resulting insights. As a veteran of the civil rights movement and the student Left, Sarachild understood that this quintessentially feminist practice was inspired by recent civil rights activism, as well as more distant models among Chinese revolutionaries and Guatemalan guerrillas (fig. 19).[89]
CR groups were small, met regularly, and often recruited members through friendship networks as well as feminist organizations. They emphasized introspection, emotional self-exposure, and the sharing of personal, experiential testimony. Pamela Allen's "Free Space," one of the best-known statements about CR, outlined four stages in the feminist group process. "Opening up" in a nonjudgmental context was the first, followed by "sharing, "analyzing," and "abstracting." "It is imperative for our understanding of ourselves and for our mental health," she explained, "that we maintain and deepen our contact with our feelings. Our first concern must not be with whether these feelings are good or bad, but what they are. Feelings are a reality."[90] The egalitarian practice of encouraging each woman to speak, the refrain of unconditional emotional acceptance, and the value placed on emotional awareness and mental health made CR reminiscent of humanistic psychotherapeutic trends such as Carl Rogers's client-centered psychotherapy. "We always stay in touch with our feelings," began one of Sara-child's descriptions of the place of CR within feminism.[91]
But the stated goals of CR—to develop feminist theory and build a women's movement—sharply distinguished it from psychotherapy, as many feminists were at pains to point out. That the distinction was
crucial is evident in numerous, repeated warnings against "thinking that women's liberation is therapy" and "thinking that male supremacy is only a psychological privilege."[92] "Our oppression is not in our heads," Jennifer Gardner vehemently declared.[93] "Therapy assumes that someone is sick and that there is a cure," Carol Hanisch retorted.[94] Psychotherapy insulted women by appeasing them, whereas CR sessions "are a form of political action."[95] "Consciousness raising is not a form of encounter group or psychotherapy," Barbara Susan reflected. "I've been involved in both and I can tell you they are very different."[96]
Still, questions persisted. "Is women's liberation a therapy group?"[97] At all points on the feminist political spectrum, women answered with a resounding no. Reducing women's status to the psychological obstructed individual consciousness and social change by trivializing the possibility that women could act collectively on the basis of a politics of gender. Dangling the illusion of a "personal solution" before women was a futile form of "go-it-alonism," according to radical feminist Kathie Sarachild, whose influential guidelines for running small feminist groups included a list of classic forms of resistance under the heading, "How to Avoid the Awful Truth."[98] Leftists interested in the radical potential of cultural politics also tried to remain alert to the difference between "life-style revolution" and "cultural revolution." In her article on this topic, Gall Kelly cautioned, "We have gotten so bogged down in the way we live that we lose the possibility of becoming relevant to the way others live."[99] For her part, Betty Friedan worried that feminist groups might deteriorate into "navel-gazing and consciousness-raising that doesn't go anywhere."[100] CR may have begun with feeling, but it was supposed to lead to thinking and acting.
The passion of feminist qualifications made it apparent that the differences between CR and psychotherapy were as elusive as they were important. There was just no way to sidestep the pressing psychological problems women brought with them into CR groups, and, for the most part, movement activists did not try. The healing spirit and communal support system CR offered were among the new movement's most conspicuous and attractive features.
Feminism's rapid growth through the vehicle of small groups was not lost on practicing psychotherapists either, especially psychotherapists with feminist sympathies. A flurry of research studies attempted to systematically analyze the group process of feminist CR.[101] Some clinicians and clinical researchers went so far as to suggest that women's liberation was really a misnomer, disguising a movement dedicated to
self-help and personal sustenance with fraudulent political rhetoric.[102] Many others, however, were sensitive to the differences between feminism and psychotherapy, as well as the striking similarities. The expert guide, symbol of unwelcome authority, had been banished from the group, but CR still had therapeutic results and was "ideally suited to the exploration of personal identity issues."[103] It was possible to see the feminist practice as simultaneously a challenge and an alternative to conventional psychotherapy.
Annoyed by all the talk about psychotherapy, which they found dismissive, many feminists redoubled their efforts to convey the urgency of their political goals. But the confusion between psychological and political change endured. Feminists themselves were partially responsible. Practically every woman who spoke or wrote about CR mentioned its therapeutic results because it was obvious that collective sharing reduced the burden of self-blame and made women feel a lot better. In our groups, Pamela Allen wrote, "we begin to build (and to some extent, experience) a vision of our human potential."[104] Even feminists who worried that CR groups would "never get beyond the level of therapy sessions" to realize their "revolutionary potential" had to admit that "the rigid dichotomy between material oppression and psychological oppression fails to hold."[105] Carol Payne was one of many to describe how her own group wrestled with the perplexing relationship between individual needs and collective action.
We argued about this [the purpose of the CR group]. A women's group shouldn't be group therapy, we decided. But there were elements of group therapy in what we were trying to do, to help each other deal with personal problems. . .. We never resolved the question of what a women's liberation group was supposed to do. There was always a conflict between those who favored the personal, psychological approach and those who felt that a women's group should be building a bridge between the personal insight gained by being in a small group and political action with a larger body of women.[106]
It was simply impossible to separate women's complaints about their lives and aspirations for change from an overall assessment of women's status as a gender category and, in the end, this was precisely the point. Feminists faced this dilemma because they treated women's experience as raw data, refusing to wall off "the personal" from "the political." Barbara Susan put it simply: "Consciousness raising is a way of forming a political analysis on information we can trust is true. That information is our experience."[107]
Surely this twin belief that experience was truthful and deserved a
prominent place in comprehending public issues was one of feminism's most enlightening contributions. It was also deeply flawed, as Alice Echols has argued in her history of early radical feminist groups and ideas. Echols documents the internal factionalism that grew logically out of the erroneous assumption that most radical feminists made about the nature of that experience—namely, that women constituted a cohesive sex/gender class.[108] Kathie Sarachild, one of CR's architects, pointed out that the movement's group practice and the idea that gender necessarily unified women were inseparable. CR assumed "that most women were like ourselves—not different," by which she meant white, well-educated, and middle-class.[109]
When movement organizations came face-to-face with the major internal challenges raised by working-class women and lesbians, many simply crumbled, as Echols has shown, unable to digest the fact of "differences" among women. A feminism based on the assumption of common experience could not long survive after that assumption was exposed as false. "The dream of a common language" was exchanged for "lies, secrets, and silence," and the very divisions and conflicts that (white, middle-class) feminists feared most came to the fore.[110]
Although the notion of a sex/gender class became suspect in later years, faith in the truth of experience remained at the heart of the women's movement. The conviction that "experience" was "information we can trust" continued to inspire the production of theory and the direction of activism in the late 1970s and 1980s, as a chorus of new feminist voices proceeded to describe how varied that experience could be and challenge the women's movement to account for the difference that "difference" made.[111]
"Feminist therapy" surfaced early in the movement as a possible alternative to the sexist practice of traditional therapies, as we have already seen. What it was exactly and how it differed from CR were notoriously difficult to determine, but the persistence of discussion about it, and the strong demand for it by potential consumers, illustrated yet again the abiding place of the psychotherapeutic sensibility within feminism.
Predictably, CR was an important model considered by feminists who were also practicing psychotherapists interested in offering sensitive services to their female clients. "The CR groups of the women's movement have implications for the treatment of identity problems of women in therapy," concluded one examination of the relationship between the two, which also noted that many members of CR groups had
apparently had previous experience in psychotherapy.[112] "I prefer to view therapy as a consciousness raising process," wrote Anne Kent Rush, one of the authors of Feminism as Therapy, a superficial book that conflated feminism and psychotherapy and reasoned that anything that was "healing" and respectful must be both therapeutic and good for women.[113]
Most early efforts to define feminist therapy began and ended with the proposition that women's social environment, rather than their intrapsychic makeup, was the primary source of individual psychological problems. More specific, practical questions went unanswered. Was psychotherapy more likely to be feminist in individual or group forms? What could feminist therapy offer men, if anything, and could they practice it too? Did the theoretical orientation of the clinician make any difference? Were Rogerian psychotherapists more feminist than orthodox psychoanalysts? In the absence of guidelines for therapeutic form and content, the general feeling seemed to be that virtually any school or style of psychotherapy could qualify as feminist—from cognitive reprogramming to psychodrama and gestalt—as long as a feminist practiced it.[114]
This muddled thinking did little to interfere with the growing popular interest in therapeutic services with a feminist slant. One of the AWP's early projects, for example, was to compile a national Feminist Therapy Roster as a service to the larger feminist community.[115] A brief comment in the AWP newsletter about who should be included reflected the nebulousness of feminist therapy itself: "If they don't know what that [feminist therapy] is, then we don't want them."[116] In order to be listed, the AWP asked psychotherapists to specify their credentials, describe their services, and write up a "statement of your position on feminism."[117] The first edition of the roster was a mere twelve pages long and included only forty-five resource listings in the entire country, a very modest effort indeed compared to the thriving industry in feminist therapy that would appear in the late 1970s and 1980s.[118]
While feminists declared war on the sexism of psychological experts, they were also willing to appropriate those aspects of psychological theory and practice perceived as potentially liberating for women or strategically useful to the women's movement. I have tried to show that the culture of psychology is not adequately understood as a competitor for women's hearts and minds, peddling adjustment while feminism pledged genuine change. Psychological expertise functioned as friend
and foe, with both roles facilitating feminist mobilization and lending credence to feminist thought.
That feminists quietly welcomed certain aspects of psychology while loudly denouncing others produced a paradox—but perhaps it was merely wisdom in paradoxical form—at the heart of feminism. Psychological knowledge could be feminist or antifeminist. It could promote feminist consciousness and inspire social change. It could instill self-hatred and vindicate the status quo. At times this state of affairs was extremely perplexing. Should the women's movement actively support personal growth strategies, or insist that women's only hope was in eliminating systemic barriers such as legal inequalities and discrimination? What would it matter if women achieved institutional gains, only to have their subjective experience remain mired in dependence and powerlessness? Could a line even be reasonably drawn between psychological and social experience?
The curious courtship of psychology and women's liberation thus recapitulated the ambivalent political dynamic that earlier chapters have demonstrated was so crucial to the overall historical direction of psychological expertise after World War II. Capable of soothing and exacerbating social and political ruptures, psychological experts were technologists of pacification one moment and prophets of renewal the next. For feminists, who understood keenly the danger of reducing women's social status to the psyche, the challenge was to link the dots between self and society, between the personal and the political, without making either appear to be a by-product of the other.
"Experience" was what the women's movement offered as connecting tissue. To grasp it was to anchor truth, probe the validity of theoretical formulations, and test the effectiveness of collective action against the inescapable measure of subjectivity. Historically rooted yet in constant motion, experience was feminism's ultimate evidence. It certified that psychology was a trap for women, but it also hinted that psychology might offer a way out of the trap. Experience was slippery and useful, demoralizing, liberating, and terribly confusing. Little wonder that women seeking to comprehend their past, chart their future, and realize their own humanity would sometimes long for some clearer, more reassuring way of understanding their lives. They did not find one.


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can u tell me the song in your video, cant stop watching it and hey arnt you the FA they worship in cabal na. welcome to eu
can u tell me the song in your video, cant stop watching it and hey arnt you the FA they worship in cabal na. welcome to eu
lol... Guns FTW!!!
You need amp for bm2... it's sure that you say they sucks if you don't even know how to use a FA.. lol...
Atm i'm with 2*mith orb 7 amp +11... but soon i will got for cd + amp (hope for a lyca)
And i can totally say that i OWN every char with just 2 mith orb 7 amp!
So, just imagine.
miavi very nice vid very good gameplay
nice sig too
wich server you play?
i imagine they are kinda nooby then. however you're right that for using normal atack 7 amp orbs are the best. but not for crowd control.
in pvp: most of the time they don't matter.
in freestyle pvp or tg: yes lol. they have rate resists there.
i kinda find it contradictory that you say that high matk is the way to go, yet you don't use manacondense just to get more tanking ability. btw, there is no such thing as unintentional tanking.What matters is the amount of your magic attack. These days I believe breaking 1100 magic is ideal. Its what works behind AMP and CD.
also, not having the newest, ultimate endgame gear does not mean that you, i, or anyone for that matter are left behind.
p.s.: welcome to the eu forum
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Thankyou. Im a mercury FA in NA
Oh ok but i still disagree with your concept no disrespect. but Thanks.
Freestyle is fun, I have a freestyle video too, its just not resist rate that makes some opponents hard to crit on - kill, even too much defense (Ex. a FS or WA with 1300) can make it hard.
But id say I have enough experience. Im not worried of losing magic attack w/o mana condense in war. I can read most of my opponent movements like a novel.
No im not, ill pm u the song.
already said by me and agito month ago :
to have a nice build in FA you need to target first ( assuming you got 50% rate )
- 60-65% magic amp.
- 1100 magic attack
- Rest in Critical Dmg increase if possible
It's just about mathematic. Try it in calculator and your will see by your self.
@miavi :
I agree Agito your gameplay is ok.
But I'm not sure it's something that you can do in Mars 170-180 tg.
Stand in the mass like you do result in an instant death here in Mars.
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Im not sure too because its totally different from NA to EU you know. You guys might have more advanced equipments and different gameplay so yeah I believe you. You know during those last days I was playing 2 months ago, there were quite a few people in NA who have maxed upgrade their Mithril to +15 on top of the +15 mithril weapons too and boy am I glad to have NOT participated in tg anymore LOOOOL because im sure its going to be more challenging going against those people with +15 mithril gears. xD
But like I said, tanking was never my intention in that video. I still have more than 1100 magic attack w/o mana condense (1103 magic attack to be exact) with just Offensive Bless buff when im using my own orbs so It wasnt that of a big deal losing mana condense since 1103 + the +390 magic attack of legacy weapon could cut it.
Tanking is never a force archer's job, even out of tg. The way i see it is that the advantage of Mithril level armors compared to lower level armors accounts more for survivability, you have more chances of getting out of the enemy crowd when ure being mobbed wearing mithril than wearing a lower armor like lets say osmium, but thats not called tanking its different, coz im not just standing amongst the enemy crowd like warriors/force shielder that have that kind of defense, the only reason why ill stay put is because i got execrated by a fb or I was in aos and the enemies got to me amidst that moment. but notice how I flee as my hp bar goes half? My FA wont last if I tank like FS or WA. The thing is at that point, I was well aware of the situation and i knew when and how to escape.
But then again, enemy damage is also a factor to be considered, so if im not mistaken the opponents you guys deal with in your tg probably hits harder than what i deal with in na right? and so you gotta be more careful. Its just a matter of adapting to what you deal with. So yeah, lol tank is not an option for FA, its a situation! tanking never is a FA's job in tg, its suicide.
What I meant was hard to kill not crit, so sorry bout that mistyped response I meant kill. So thats exactly my point... if your crit damage is greatly reduced due to your opponents 1.3 defense... what more can your base damage do. Thei ncreased damage of noncrits due to amp is just a way to push your overall damage in a combo but its not guaranteed for success to eliminate a target in pvp as much as critting often. That is why I mentioned on my first post the importance of crit rate for cd build FA's.
Im so embarassed now to share my videos LOL but I want to prove my point so ill show you. I did have gathered some footage as reference for proof about how crit damage works in freestyle. This is not a freestyle duel but a pk. Freestyle duel is a test of skills where getting the first hit matters, and thats even harder if youre a crit build FA and you keep doing non crit damage on ur enemy >.<
Now before you make judgements, you got to realize that i am not xSimca (Agito). my stats havent gotten to that level around this point. >.< If i had his stats, different story - its probably gunna be easier seeing that damage would be way more different. This video will show you the application of crit damage. or in other words what happens if you crit alot and what happens if you dont.
Put your focus on the FS as he really did brought my 165% cd DOWN with his defense.
This is his stats on that fight
This is my stats on that fight not my current stats though, i made some changes before i left.
So what if I had 57% or 60% rate? its different story >< I have experience in pk, like I said i read most my enemies like novels
ive been pking for 4 years. But sadly sometimes your skill isnt enough, you gotta have the right gears too. to balance your chances for success.
Just to give you a picture.
For us on a normal war of 50 vs 50 players our gameplay is more about hit once and run far to get HP back.
Even with a nice HR,resist and 1100 def+ and belt of damp, you still can't tank ( like you do in your vidz ).
Especialy the first line that is most of time is also the biggest DPS dealer.
In fact if you got red number over the head most of time it's already time to move.... and fast
Be prood of your video, dont be shy, at least your are not only speaking, you also show that you are not fallen from the last rain when you speak about FA. And for me, at least, it's a quality.
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well as you guys talk about tg and like 30 vs 30 or 50 vs 50
i can say i miss old days when tg was 150 170 lvls and was 100 vs 100 at mercury now is just 70 vs 70 at tg bonus only
and is not so easy to tank even if you bringer
I miss the actual old days when tg was once per day for all lvls, only one tg where you would wait over an hour to join and after that you'd just battle them caps only for the sake of battle, to be able to say that we won. Before wexp, bringers/guardians. It wasn't a grind back then for honor, only for the fun of battle once per day if you got lucky to be able.
Perhaps it was better to have more tg;s because the chance of getting in got way too low, but even then the current twink farming isn't that glorious either, never was since the dawn of lvl brackets in tg.


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One of ten children of a blacksmith and seamstress. Protege of Saint John Bosco. Altar boy at age 5. At 12 he entered the Oratory School preparatory to becoming a priest. Well-liked and pious, his health forced him to give up his dream of the priesthood. He died at age 15; his dying words: "What beautiful things I see!"
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