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SuperSummary, a modern alternative to SparkNotes and CliffsNotes, offers high-quality study guides for challenging works of literature. This 48-page guide for "The Good Woman Of Setzuan" by Bertolt Brecht includes detailed chapter summaries and analysis covering 10 chapters, as well as several more in-depth sections of expert-written literary analysis. Featured content includes commentary on major characters, 25 important quotes, essay topics, and key themes like Maintaining Goodness in a Wicked World and Capitalism and Greed.
Plot Summary
German playwright Bertolt Brecht began writing The Good Woman of Setzuan in 1938 but did not finish the play until 1941, when he was living in exile in the United States due to Nazi rule and World War II. The play first opened in Switzerland in 1943 with a score by Huldreich Georg Früh, but the most commonly produced and studied iteration of the play featured music by German composer Paul Dessau. Brecht's career came to prominence during the Weimar Republic, a brief period (1918-1933) in Germany following World War I in which there was a flourishing of art, science, and democracy. When Adolf Hitler and the Third Reich seized power in 1933, the Weimar Republic was replaced with dictatorship and much of its art and artists were marked as anti-German. Like many German artists, Brecht fled Germany in 1933 to avoid persecution.
Like most of Brecht's plays, his Marxist ideals heavily influenced The Good Woman of Setzuan. The play is about a young prostitute named Shen Te in the Chinese city of Setzuan. When a trio of gods appear in the city, they are on a journey to find a good person to demonstrate that humanity is worth saving. Shen Te shows that she is good by being the only person willing to take them in for the night. In return, the gods pay her for the room. She uses the money to buy a tobacco shop. Immediately, the poor and unemployed begin to take advantage of Shen Te's kindness and charity. About to lose her store, Shen Te disguises herself as a shrewd and ruthless cousin named Shui Ta. Shui Ta makes all the unpopular decisions so Shen Te can remain good. The Good Woman of Setzuan questions whether it is possible to survive as a good person in a capitalist society.
Brecht called his work epic or dialectical theatre, which does not refer to the size or scale of the productions, but to his style of engaging with the audience. Rather than encouraging audiences to suspend disbelief or become immersed in the story, Brecht's plays push audiences to think and comprehend. He endeavored to show the world as it is to spur audiences to take social action. To this end, Brecht popularized the concept of Verfremdungseffekt, which translates as "alienation effect" or "estrangement effect." This means that to discourage viewers who might otherwise lose themselves in the story, he incorporated conventions that would constantly remind them that they are at the theatre. These conventions include speaking directly to the audience, showing the mechanisms behind the design and effects, and using music to make the production feel less realistic. Additionally, actors were required to play characters without "becoming" them, and the design elements were minimalist to avoid a realist aesthetic.
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All Games For Kids And You To Enjoy Together – Activities For Kids At Home – Part 2
All Games For Kids And You To Enjoy Together – Activities For Kids At Home – Part 2
Here are some additional activities for kids at home that are budget friendly and lots of fun for children. These are all games for kids and you to enjoy together!
Car Tracks
What you need:
- Shaving Cream
- Small cars
- Tray or Tupperware container
- Place shaving cream on a try and have your child drive their cars through it
- It is hours of fun having a car wash, hiding the cars etc.
- You can also make car tracks with construction paper and Tempra paint
- Have your child drive the cars over the pain on the paper and make a picture.
This will teach, colors, sensory awareness, and imagination.
Soda Bottle Flowers – Simple crafts for kids
What you need:
- Tempra Paint
- Paper
- Water bottle
- Have your child dip the bottom of a water bottle in paint
- Stamp it on paper
- This will make a flower or whatever your child imagines it looks like
This will teach self expression, spatial awareness and creativity.
Mirror Mobile
What you need:
- Save or purchase foil pie plates or dishes
- Tissue paper
- School Glue
- Paint the glue on the inside of the foil plate
- Stick the tissue paper to it
- You can use different sizes
- Once it has dried attach a string to them and place it outdoors or in a room.
This will teach colors, fine motor skills, and language development.
Coffee Filter Art
What you need:
- Coffee Filters (dollar store)
- Markers
- Spray bottle or eye dropper
- Have the children color the coffee filter
- Once your child is finished coloring have them drop water or spray water onto the filter (use a plate or try underneath so your table does not get wet).
- Watch what happens.
- Once the filter has dried you can attach a pipe cleaner to the end of it and they make flowers.
This will teach chromatography, absorption, solubility and descriptive language.
Basic Bubbles Recipe – Outside games for kids
What you need:
- 6 Cups of water
- 2 Cups of Dawn dish soap
- 2 YBSP of Glycerin (most drug stores carry)
- Mix it together and have fun with bubble wanted
This will teach chemical reaction, air/wind and problem solving.
I hope that you enjoy these activities and spend hours of time having fun with your children.
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Anderson, Willie (1878?–25 October 1910), golfer, was born William Anderson in North Berwick, Scotland, the son of Tom Anderson, a golf greenskeeper. (His mother's name is unknown.) His birth year has appeared as 1878 and 1880; most obituaries list his age as 30 at his death. Anderson grew up in North Berwick, spending much of his youth on the golf course of the club where his father was employed. He never worked as a caddie but focused on playing golf and learning the required skills. He came to the United States in 1894 when golf was being introduced as a recreation and sport. In his first tournament, the U.S. Open in 1897, he finished one stroke behind the winner, Joe Lloyd. He also fared well in the 1898 and 1899 opens, finishing third and fifth....
Lewis H. Croce
Jason W. Parker
Armour, Tommy (24 September 1895–11 September 1968), professional golfer, was born Thomas Dickson Armour in Edinburgh, Scotland, the son of George Armour, a confectioner. His mother's name is unknown. His father died when Armour was four. Armour's older brother, Sandy, took the young child to a golf course adjacent to their house and introduced him to the game of golf. As an adolescent, Armour caddied for Sandy as he won the Scottish Amateur championship. After entering Stewart's College in Edinburgh, Armour graduated from the University of Edinburgh in 1914....
Lewis H. Croce
Barnes, James Martin (08 April 1886–25 May 1966), professional golfer, was born in Lelant, Cornwall, England. His parents' names are unknown. As a boy he was an apprentice and then assistant professional golfer at the West Cornwall Golf Club. He immigrated to the United States in 1906 and took up residence in San Francisco. Later he became a naturalized citizen, although he frequently returned to his homeland to play in the British Open championship....
Steven Schlossman
Berg, Patricia Jane (13 February 1918–10 September 2006), professional golfer, was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota, the third of four children in a strongly Catholic family. Patty, who attended John Brown Elementary School, was a self-confessed tomboy and excellent all-around athlete (particularly speed skating). She turned to golf after her mother objected to constant bruises and torn dresses following neighborhood football games with boys....
Frank V. Phelps
Browne, Mary Kendall (03 June 1891–19 August 1971), tennis player and golfer, was born in Ventura County, California, the daughter of Albert William Browne, a rancher and Spanish-American War captain, and Neotia Rice. She attended Los Angeles (Calif.) Polytechnic High School. Her older brother Nathaniel Borrodail Browne, an excellent tennis competitor, taught Mary a sound all-court style and sharpened her volleying and smashing skills in practice by stationing her at the net to parry his hardest drives....
Carl M. Becker
Collett, Glenna (20 June 1903–03 February 1989), champion golfer, was born in New Haven, Connecticut, the daughter of George H. Collett, a life insurance agent, and Ada Wilkinson. Collett, the leading woman golfer in the United States in the 1920s and early 1930s, became interested in golf as a teenager accompanying her father on a course in Providence, Rhode Island. At fourteen she took her first lessons from John Anderson of the Metacomel Club in Providence; he helped her develop the rhythmic swing that was her hallmark. Later, she received instruction from ...
Stephen R. Lowe
Demaret, Jimmy (24 May 1910–28 December 1983), professional golfer, was born James Newton Demaret in Houston, Texas, the son of John O'Brien Demaret, a carpenter; his mother's name is unknown. He grew up in Houston, began caddying at the age of eight, and won his first competitive tournament three years later in 1923. Demaret completed two years of high school before starting his professional golf career. He married a redhead named Idella Adams, and the couple had a daughter....
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Didrikson, Babe (26 June 1914?–27 September 1956), athlete, was born Mildred Ella Didriksen in Port Arthur, Texas, the daughter of Ole Nickolene Didriksen, a ship's carpenter and cabinetmaker, and Hannah Marie Olsen, an accomplished skater and skier. Didrikson herself was later to change the last syllable of the surname from - ...
James A. Wilson
Diegel, Leo H. (27 April 1899–08 May 1951), professional golfer, was born in Detroit, Michigan, the son of William G. Diegel, an industrial worker, and Elizabeth Kebbe. As a ten-year-old parochial school student he began caddying and became something of a teenage phenomenon. At age thirteen he won the city caddy championship, and four years later, as an assistant professional at the Country Club of Detroit, he won the Michigan Open title. He rose to national prominence in 1920 when he tied for second place, behind Englishman Ted Ray, in the U.S. Open at Inverness Country Club in Toledo, Ohio. This event proved to be a turning point in American golf. It marked the end of British dominance in major tournaments and the emergence of American professionals such as Diegel, ...
Carl M. Becker
Evans, Chick (18 July 1890–06 November 1979), golfer, was born Charles Evans, Jr., in Indianapolis, Indiana, the son of Charles Evans, a librarian, and Mary (maiden name unknown). When Evans was three, the family moved to Chicago. After attending public schools there, he entered Northwestern University in 1909, completing two years of study before leaving because of financial problems....
Carl M. Becker
Ghezzi, Vic (19 October 1910–30 May 1976), professional golfer, was born Victor J. Ghezzi in Rumson, New Jersey, the son of Frank Ghezzi, a gardener, and Rose Zanelli. Ghezzi, who attended public schools in Red Bank, New Jersey, and graduated from Red Bank High School, followed a traditional path to a professional career. After first caddying at the Rumson Country Club, he worked in the pro shop and finally became the head professional....
Gibson, Althea (25 August 1927–28 September 2003), tennis player and professional golfer, was born in Silver, South Carolina, to Daniel Gibson and Annie Bell Gibson, sharecroppers. In 1930 the family moved from the rural South to the urban North, relocating in Harlem, where her three sisters and brother were born. Althea frequently skipped school and repeatedly ran away from home, and this resulted in regular whippings from her father. Feisty and determined, Althea preferred to spend her time in bowling alleys and pool halls. Althea was an outstanding all-around athlete—she played any kind of ball sport, excelling at paddle tennis and basketball. A self-described tomboy, Althea also played football, and her father taught her how to box, a skill she used to navigate recurrent assaults from boys and girls....
James A. Wilson
Guldahl, Ralph (22 November 1911–12 June 1987), professional golfer, was born in Dallas, Texas, the son of Olaf Guldahl and Anna Nordly, Norwegian immigrants. He became a caddy at the Lakewood Country Club at age eleven and then began playing regularly at the nine-hole Randall Park city course. In 1927 he captained the state champion Woodrow Wilson High School team and was also the individual interscholastic medalist with rounds of 65 and 71. He developed his game in the highly competitive atmosphere of the Tenison Park and Stevens Park public courses against Ray Mangrum, Gus Moreland, and other strong competition. He entered various Texas tournaments, whose fields included ...
Davis W. Houck
Hagen, Walter Charles (21 December 1892–05 October 1969), professional golfer, was born in Rochester, New York, the son of William Hagen, a blacksmith, and Louise Balko. Hagen grew up less than a mile from the Country Club of Rochester, in the Corbett's Glen neighborhood of suburban Brighton. The proximity to a golf course was instrumental to Hagen's early development. He began playing golf at age five; by the age of seven he was caddying for 10 cents an hour. Hagan quit attending school regularly at the age of 12, as he jumped out of a schoolroom window, headed for the golf course....


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On Clock Movements as well as Motors
Clock motions and motors are the core of any type of timepiece. Clock activities and also electric motors may be mechanical or electronic, analog or digital, but they all establish the angle subtended by each of the hands at any given minute. Having existed for centuries in one type or an additional, these fascinating tools have a rich background.
Clock motors as well as motions are in fact compatible terms describing the exact same point, though "movement" is a profession term while nonprofessionals tend to favor "electric motor." Originally they were strictly mechanical, making use of the force of a hanging weight or coiled spring to turn a flywheel. Pendulums and also escapements converted the turning right into an oscillating activity with a particularly obtained regularity.
Modern clock movements are electronic instead of mechanical. Timing pulses come from a quartz crystal that shakes at a specific frequency representing the crystal's geometry. Mathematical signs up subdivide the frequency right into conventional timekeeping values.
The basic timing pulse is translated into motion of the hands. Mechanically this is achieved via a network of equipments such that the shaft holding the second hand revolves 6 levels of arc every second, and also the minute-hand shaft as well as hour-hand shaft remain in turn 60 times slower. Electronically this activity can be completed by converting numerical values in digital accumulators directly right into shaft placement.
These are the principles of timekeeping. Additionally, everything cycles back to the beginning state at some point, a rolling back to no, as it were. The majority of generally this international reset occurs every 12 hours, though a 24-hour cycle is commonly regularly utilized.
Nonetheless, these cycles are inning accordance with convention as well as can be expanded out as for preferred. It's just a matter of configuring the clock activity appropriately. Motors are easily offered that carry out weekly and also monthly cycles with a concomitant positioning of another shaft to aim a 4th hand at the day of the week or date.
Some clock motors use a fourth hand shaft for displaying trend level (an extra challenging calculation but still well within their ability). Still others are designed to report climate info specifically (i.e., without integrating it into a watch).
But temperature, humidity, and also barometric pressure are worths acquired from sensing units as opposed to stemmed from cyclical actions. This indicates that weather movements call for extra inputs and need to develop restrictions to the values. Dials need to be calibrated and also hands rotate a portion of a full circle.
It must currently be clear that clock motions as well as electric motors use a wide range of functions. A few of these are implemented in off-the-shelf timepieces, however numerous are not. Nonetheless, it is not difficult to discover the movement you desire from an on-line provider as well as develop the preferred clocks on your own.
The diameter of a lot of wrist watches is 12 to 14 inches at most, as well as most of motors are designed to fit hands approximately the equivalent maximum length (i.e., minute hands no more than 6 or 7 inches). Nonetheless, some clocks are larger as well as take up a whole wall surface! In such a case, one must utilize a high-torque movement to make sure that the heavier hands can be revolved with adequate power.
Mentioning power, nearly all of the modern movements work on batteries differing in size from AA to C (and also occasionally unique options). Since replacing the batteries is required annually or less commonly, individuals generally find this acceptable. Nevertheless, you will find motors available that plug straight into an electrical outlet.
Novelties are often integrated into or affixed to the mechanism. Examples are pendulums (that oscillate for show only) and also chimes (with numerous sound patterns available). And that finishes our post on clock movements as well as electric motors.


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American Dermatological Association Emphasizes HPV Vaccination
Dermatologists routinely engage in the care of patients with mucocutaneous manifestations of HPV infections
The American Dermatological Association (ADA1) is pleased to announce its co-sponsorship with the American Cancer Society in its public policy of vaccination against the human papovavirus (HPV) beginning at age 11 or 12 for girls and boys.
Additionally, the American Dermatological Association recognizes the expanded age range for the Gardasil 9 HPV vaccine to include women and men between the ages of 27 and 45, according to a press release published on November 8, 2018.
The ADA1 said 'Dermatologists routinely engage in the care of patients with mucocutaneous manifestations of HPV infections.'
The American Dermatological Association said 'Vaccines protect people against the most pathogenic cancer serotypes.'
Moreover, the vaccines markedly reduce the mortality associated with HPV infections.
While there are numerous serotypes of HPV, type 16 and 18 are responsible for the majority of malignancies.
HPV is associated with protean medical illnesses including cervical, vaginal, vulvar, penile, anal, and oropharyngeal cancers, as well as warts, condylomata, and oropharyngeal papillomas, says the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
HPV infects 79 million people in the United States and is associated with 32,500 cases of cancer in men and women.
Dermatologists can create awareness and provide another trusted resource to their patients encouraging them to consult their primary health care provider regarding HPV vaccination.
Recently, the President's Cancer Panel report said 'that the underuse of HPV vaccines is a serious, but correctable threat to cancer prevention.'
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Although HPV vaccine uptake has improved in recent years, the fact remains that less than 48 percent of boys and girls in the United States are fully vaccinated against preventable cancers, said the Panel's Chair in a letter to the President of the USA.
This updated report describes the modest HPV vaccination progress of just 5 percent per year and presents strategies to reach the Healthy People 2020 goals of 80 percent immunization.
"With HPV being the most common sexually transmitted infection in the United States, it is important that we as pharmacists are able to educate patients about the virus, its complications, and the benefits of vaccination," said Alexandria Duffield, Pharm.D. Clinical Pharmacist, MTM and Immunization Specialist for Brookshire Grocery Company.
Previous HPV cancer news:
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To easily schedule an HPV vaccination appointment, please visit this page.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Vaccine Price List provides HPV vaccine prices for general information.
And vaccine discounts can be found here.
Vaccines, like any medicine, can have side effects, says the CDC. You are encouraged to report negative side effects of vaccines to the FDA or CDC.


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BRITISH 2yo RACING - Sire 2yo Pictures Page 2002-2014
Steppe Dancer
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Sire's 2014 Page
Sires 2yo Pictures Index
Sires 2002-14 Index
Table below lists the avaliable 'best' pictures for 2yo horses.
Horses that ran for the Sire between 2002-14 are covered and listed by Year.
The links from the Horse names link to the preferred picture.
Data in brackets is the horse's Trainer, Dam and sales price or Owner Bred (OB).
2012 :- Steppe Dancer
(CoakleyDJ, Carmencita,
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The Suffering Servant Series
Contributed by Jeffery Anselmi on Mar 15, 2002 (message contributor)
Summary: Why did Jesus suffer? Isaiah tells us hte reason. This is Sermon 2 of 4
We are closing in on Resurrection Sunday. As we get closer to that wonderful time of celebration I want to take you back to the book of Isaiah as we return to the 53rd of Isaiah.
I want you to remember as we look at our text today that Isaiah wrote this some 700 years BEFORE the birth of Christ. Isaiah, with great precision almost as a man who saw the events unfold before him, wrote about what would happen to Jesus when He came to earth to save mankind.
In our last message Isaiah told us that Jesus was going to be rejected by His own people and we still see that rejection today.
In our passage today we are going to see that Isaiah not only spoke of the rejection Jesus would face some 700 years before it happened; but he also spoke of the suffering that Jesus would endure, giving the people of his day insight as to the why it happened.
In our society today people have the mentality that they do not need Jesus because they are too good to need a savior or they feel that they can follow the path of their choosing to heaven.
I saw a T-shirt once that showed a picture of Jesus' bloodied body on the cross with the something that basically said, "If I am alright and you are alright, then why did this happen"?
People today look at Jesus and they wonder,if He was the Son of God, why did He die like He did? People have a hard time believing that a loving God would allow His one and only Son suffer and die.
Today I want to talk to you about why God allowed His one and only Son suffer and die on the cross.
The Easter season as we call it is a unique time because it is a time in which many people will come to church that do not usually come. It is a time when we need to really think about what Jesus has done for us.
It is my hope that after today's message that we will all have a clear understanding as to why Jesus suffered and died on the cross and by the way why He rose on the third day!
I hope that today, we will all walk out of here with a renewed commitment to love and commit ourselves to Jesus because of what He did for us.
A. The misconception of His day (4)
In verses 3 and 4 Isaiah tells his listeners that when the Messiah suffered, people would turn their backs on Him because they believed that He had to have done something to deserve the punishment that He was receiving.
This is part of the reason that verse 3 says that He was despised. At the end of verse 4 we see that we ourselves esteemed Him stricken, smitten of God, and afflicted. People could justify His treatment because they thought He deserved it.
Look at how this was fulfilled in Matthew 27:39-44. READ verse.
The only way that people could be so cruel to Jesus was to write Him off as a sinner.
Today people write Jesus off as just a good teacher, a fable or anything else to justify not following Him.
The religious leaders incited the hostile feelings toward Jesus because they did not want to lose their power structures.
Today we put Jesus on a lower level than we should because we do not want to have anyone tell us how to live our lives.
The Jews of the day were very black and white. In t heir thinking if you are being punished, you must be guilty. Seeing Jesus hanging on the cross made many of them forget all the great things that Jesus had done over the course of His ministry.
Isaiah and the rest of the Bible tell us the real reason that Jesus suffered. Let's look at the passage.
B. The true reason for His suffering
The first reason that Jesus suffered:
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Isothermal coordinates specify a conformal mapping of the two-dimensional Riemannian manifold into the Euclidean plane. Isothermal coordinates can always be introduced in a compact domain of a regular two-dimensional manifold. The Gaussian curvature can be calculated in isothermal coordinates by the formula:
where is the Laplace operator.
Isothermal coordinates are also considered in two-dimensional pseudo-Riemannian spaces; the square of the line element then has the form:
Here, frequent use is made of coordinates which are naturally connected with isothermal coordinates and in which the square of the line element has the form:
In this case the lines and are isotropic geodesics and the coordinate system is called isotropic. Isotropic coordinates are extensively used in general relativity theory.
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Despite the Cowboys not making the postseason this year, the NFL playoffs and Super Bowl are still one of the most highly-anticipated sporting events around the country—regardless of which teams reach the big game. And while some people tune into the Super Bowl for the commercials, here in Texas it's all about the pigskin. So if you plan to take in the game with all your friends and family at one of the local watering holes around downtown Dallas, there's certainly more than a few great options that should make for quite a day and night of eating, drinking and enjoying America's new favorite pastime.
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Theresa May has sought to frame her deal as a battle between the forces of common sense and wreckers - either Brexiteers or Remainers. Sam Gyimah's resignation complicates this narrative due to the type of politican he is. Not a firebreathing Eurosceptic allergic to the idea of compromise, not an Adonis-style hyperventilater who never recovered from losing the referendum. He's a moderate, who tried his best to reconcile himself to Theresa May's deal - and a young MP who, unlike her, will be around to deal with the consequences.
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We never quite knew how the EU would behave once we agreed terms of exit. The Withdrawal Agreement, whereby we give the EU money up front before negotiating anything in return, relied on good faith. Sam Gimayh says the Galileo affair shows that it is naive to expect that good faith, dangerously so.
He also rejected as false her choice between her deal or no-deal chaos, and speaks for perhaps the majority in refusing to believe that there is not a better option. The talk of calamity that we have seen recently (not least the back-to-the-1930a spin we had courtesy of Mark Carney and the Bank of England) all backfire because this insults the intelligence of voters. Comparable to the Depression? No drinking water? No aircraft landing? No Mars bars? And no choice but to sign a deal that no one in May's government can bring themselves to describe as a good deal?
Sam Gymiah today points to other, firmer-grounded fears. What if the EU takes what he - a Remainer - regards as a vindictive approach to Britain, the better to show the various Eurosceptic parties where their path leads? The hope was that, once the deal was agreed, better relations could resume. Gymiah now talks about the "naive" assumptions of EU goodwill, and says that Brussels moved on Galileo before the "ink was dry" on the deal. This, he says, could be just the start- and soon we will have no voice and no veto. Yet still exposed to all the EU's rules.
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With a passion for tradition, history, and Christmas, Judi Vaillancourt brings together her talents and interests as the artist and designer behind the local business with world-wide reach, Vaillancourt Folk Art. As a child, Judi first discovered her love of historic details from the time spent perusing antiques at her neighbor's home on Boston Road in Sutton, MA. In the historic-tavern-turned-home, Vaillancourt soaked up the essence of art, appreciation for the Colonial period and how it integrates within the world around her. It is a rarity to encounter people living out their passions through work, but Judi Vaillancourt has not only proven that it's possible, but she has created a life-long goal to combine her love for art with her love of the holidays.
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"During the holidays, I used to transform my home into a holiday classic remembering the olden days. Whether it was the décor or the kinds of sweets I made or even how I cooked everything, the Colonial period was presented in one way or another," says Vaillancourt. "I used, and still do from time to time, a tin reflector oven in front of the fireplace. It was a full-time job roasting a whole turkey in the tin oven but it was the way I remembered the holidays. We would have up to sixty people in attendance at our holiday gatherings, every year and we would go all out. Appointing someone to turn the turkey two notches in the tin oven and giving horse and carriage rides down the road, the holidays with us became an experience everyone was a part of and the kids loved it."
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Tuesday, September 24, 2013
19 comments:
- bayrayschild said...
Ha how funny! Lucky you! I purchased bittersweet on Ebay and waited with excitement for it's arrival. Finally after 10 days of travel it arrived with dried leaves in crumbs and the berries few. I was so disappointed. I wish it would grow here in Arizona.
- September 24, 2013 at 6:23 PM
- Raymond Homestead said...
Well how awesome is that?! Hope is a good thing!
- September 24, 2013 at 6:43 PM
hope springs eternal! Take care my friend,
- September 24, 2013 at 6:44 PM
- Felicia said...
sorry there were no berries. I'm not finding too many where I usually do either. must be a bad year for it.
- September 24, 2013 at 6:57 PM
- Prims By The Water said...
I would not even know what the leaves look like in the wild...too cool..hopefully you will have berries next year. Glad to see you are back to blogging again my friend. You are missed. Take care, Janice
- September 24, 2013 at 6:59 PM
- Linda said...
Awesome...maybe the berries will come next year...we don't have it here at all. Enjoy!!
- September 24, 2013 at 7:08 PM
- Kim said...
Ok, so let me get this straight. You wished for it, you searched for it and suddenly you found it in your backyard?? Hmmm, I'm gonna try something. I wish for a bag of money, I've searched for a bag of money......(just a sec honey, going to look out back)
- September 24, 2013 at 7:19 PM
- marly said...
The more it's picked, the less the birds have to eat, the less seeds are dispersed for propagation. We used to have a lot in this area and some started picking it to sell and now it's rare to find. Always leave some for the birds! Maybe next year it will be fertile!
- September 24, 2013 at 8:23 PM
- Lizzy D said...
Sorry but the red leafed vine looks like Virginia Creeper, not bittersweet. Bittersweet has smaller single leaves that do not seem to turn red [at least not here.] I always harvested it on the edges of the salt marsh but this year , post H.Sandy, I am finding none. [Hope I am wrong about the Virginai Creeper...if not, enjoy its brilliant red, and watch out for poison ivy & p. oak!]
- September 24, 2013 at 8:49 PM
- Primitive Stars said...
Evening Miss Cranky, wow, lucky you to find it, so beautiful...I find bittersweet growing along the banks at the lake we go too......Five years ago I bought bittersweet male and female plants at a nursery, they grew beautiful but never any berries, so sad......Fall Blessings Francine.
- September 24, 2013 at 8:59 PM
- annie said...
I'm with Kim I want a bag of money!
Cute post, Ms.Crow! It is invasive here, but I love the color anyway!
- September 24, 2013 at 9:08 PM
- Susannah said...
So many people have picked it here to sell that we who knew where it was can no longer find any. Yours will probably produce nice berries and pods next year. It really does remind us all of fall and it is very pretty for decorating. I hope you get some for this year.
Have a beautiful week!
- September 24, 2013 at 11:35 PM
- Cindi said...
I too have been searching for bittersweet...maybe I should look up in nod, I will be going up your way in two weeks (Tomahawk) I can't even find people around here that are selling it. :( Here is hoping that you get berries next year!
Be blessed,
- September 24, 2013 at 11:53 PM
- Julie - My Primitive Heart said...
Hi Robin,
I too love bittersweet and to think you might actually have your own plants is just lovely for you!! I would not know what it looks like unless I actually saw the berries, but as you said, Hoping is always a good thing!!
I remember once that I really wanted some little crab apples and literally looked everywhere to no avail! Then one day I was breakfasting at my favorite restaurant, looked out the window, and right in front of me was a beautiful crab apple tree, LOADED with those tiny little apples!!
After a quick chat with the owner for permission, I flew out picked as many as my bag would hold!! Happy memories and hoping for some for you for next year!
Take care and sending warmest hugs~~
- September 25, 2013 at 1:28 AM
- Wendy @ Ravenwood Whimzies said...
I too have searched and searched...but no luck!
- September 25, 2013 at 7:54 AM
- bettyj said...
tried for years to raise it. Had 3 plants and never got a berry. Finally Curtis took it all out. It was a sad day for me.lol I too have no bittersweet. We are pitiful.
- September 25, 2013 at 8:03 AM
- My Colonial Home said...
Hi Robin...oh my I would not know what a leaf looked like either if it didn't have the berries on it.
I bought 2 Bittersweet plants this year and they are planted now - they came already with nice large berries - it's a male/female species and so in a few years maybe I'll have some of my own.
Being illegal to pick in Wisconsin I know it's hard to find.
Flea markets this time of year sell a lot of it.
There's a huuuuge one this Sunday in Elkhorn, WI - just a 3 to 3-1/2 hours drive for you. They sell lots of Bittersweet in big clumps.
- September 25, 2013 at 8:49 AM
- prims by olde lady morgan said...
What is it about bittersweet? Makes my heart skip a beat? hehehe... is it the color orange? I don't know... but I sure do love everything about fall!!!! OLM
- September 25, 2013 at 9:24 AM
- The Moonlit Stitch said...
I had a hard time finding it here in Michigan to buy plant and grow - searched forever - finally found a male & female and they've covered an arbor but no berries yet. Gotta love those little joyful surprises - take care Robin ~*~Lisa
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I'm admitting it here and now – I'm not a lover of short story anthologies. That is, until now. And it's all in thanks to the Merry Fates – Maggie Stiefvater, Tessa Gratton, and Brenna Yovanoff. Through their short story collection titled The Curiosities: A Collection of Stories. (If you haven't read my review than you should check it out here)
But my love or lack thereof for short stories is neither here nor there. It really doesn't matter. All that matters is that I adored The Curiosities: A Collection of Stories. This collection not only inspired me but provoked a lot of, well, curiosity. Armed with questions, I knew what I needed to do.
I reached out to two of the three Merry Fates – Tessa Gratton and Brenna Yovanoff and asked if they'd be gracious enough to spare some time to answer a few questions for all of you, my fellow readers. They graciously agreed and below you will find all their answers to my burning questions!
BookBandit (BB): Can you tell us about yourself, and about yourself as a writer?
Tessa Gratton (TG): I've been writing since I was very little, though took breaks in high school in college where I focused more on acting and the politics, and am (of course) a life-long reader. I've lived in three different countries and visited Asia and Europe pretty extensively. I love having adventures and learning about people.
Brenna Yovanoff (BY): I was homeschooled until I was 15, which gave me a lot of time to work on the things I was interested in. I've been writing since I was pretty young, but didn't seriously consider the possibility of doing professionally until I was in my early twenties. Once I decided that I was going to be a writer and it was nonnegotiable, I spent a few years learning how to finish novel manuscripts and how to revise, and writing a flock of short horror stories on the side.
BB: The Curiosities is an anthology of short stories. What's the biggest challenge you faced, as writer, writing said stories?
TG: The sheer number of them – we started out writing a short story and publishing it on our website every week. I've written around 80 short stories in 4 years, and that is so so so many ideas. It was very hard keeping them interesting, fresh, and fun. (Sometimes I failed.)
BY: I think if we'd said ahead of time that we were going to publish an anthology and so we each needed to write ten stories, it would have been a lot more challenging to follow through on. Even though as a group, we've written easily over two hundred stories, each individual story still happened a week at a time. I think the fact that it was a sustained effort kept it from becoming unwieldy.
BB: The Merry Sisters of Fate started originally as a blog where you would post your stories for the world to read. Was there is fear that someone would take your work? Where there any reservations you had with the idea of The Merry Sisters of Fate from the get go?
TG: We weren't worried about people stealing. It rarely happens, and once we put them on our website, we had published them and they were under our copyright. Ideas are a dime a dozen, and even if somebody stole an idea, they'd write it so differently it wouldn't matter. I had no reservations at all – it was a thrilling challenge!
BY: I honestly don't feel like the issue of someone taking our work ever really came up. I think the biggest worry early on was whether the blog would be something we could sustain, because committing to a story a week is a pretty big undertaking and it's one of those things where you don't really know for sure that you can do it until you try.
BB: Do you have any plans or intentions to expand upon any of the short stories you wrote within the anthology? Any plans or intentions to turn them into full-fledged novels?
TG: Several of my stories are already involved in my future novels – I used the place as a playground to have fun in worlds I was working in already. There are two of my other stories in particular that will definitely be novels some day!
BY: I think most of the stories in the collection offer a least the possibility of expansion—some character to borrow or world to explore. While I don't know that I would ever use any of these stories verbatim, there are definitely characters and situations I'd like to see more of. I'd like to write more about the kids with the really sketchy magic powers, for instance.
BB: What have you learned, writing wise, from you fellow merry fates?
TG: Brenna has always been excellent at creating atmosphere with a few perfectly chosen words, and Maggie can tell you everything you need to know about a character in a few sentences. I've tried to learn their techniques for that.
BY: From Maggie I think I've learned to be a lot more economical in my characterization, and thanks to Tess, I think I'm much, much better at world-building than I was starting out.
BB: Each of the stories within The Curiosities starts out with intros, how was it decided who would write which intro?
TG: Oh, very haphazardly. We went through and picked the ones we wanted to do, and any left-overs we fought over.
BY: Honestly, the process wasn't very scientific—the three of us basically sat in different corners of a room and read through the manuscript, then called out the titles of the stories we wanted to introduce. We didn't have a rule about only one person being allowed to introduce each story, either, so it really could be whichever ones we felt like talking about, and that's why we've doubled up on some of them.
BB: I love The Curiosities layout, it feels very personal, almost like a journal, with bonus commentary and illustrations. Did you have any input in the book layout and design? Was it always your intention to present The Curiosities in a way that feels so personal?
TG: We designed the whole book ourselves! Either from scratch, or with extensive input. Our editor and the publisher let us basically do everything. We always wanted it to be fun and as interactive as possible.
BY: We definitely knew from the beginning that if we were going to publish an anthology of stories that were already available online, we wanted the end result to have a little something extra. From early on, we talked a lot about the idea of margin notes and the possibility of using some sort of mixed media or visual component. Our editor at Carolrhoda, Andrew Karre, was the one who found us the special digital pens that let us write directly on the paper manuscript.
BB: Speaking of illustrations, one of which was depictions of your personal work space. Do you feel that your work space has any affect on your writing?
TG: I've trained myself to be able to work anywhere – I think it's important not to be trapped in a routine that means I can't work at any time and any place. So… no! Though I do prefer to have windows, and my office is all windows.
BY: Honestly, I think the answer to this is going to be way different for everyone. I don't actually have any sort of dedicated workspace. I like to write in coffee shops and places that are a little bit busy, but I also write from the kitchen table and the floor and my couch, and on airplanes, so it's hard to say whether the actual location has a real impact for me.
BB: If The Curiosities could be described by a musical play list, what songs would be on this list?
TG: Oh, I really can't answer this. I am NOT musically inclined and rarely listened to music when I was writing Merry Fates stories. I'm sure, though, it would be very eclectic.
BY: Ooh, this is a tough one! I'd say the playlist would have to have at least one song by The National, and probably some Florence + the Machine, and maybe A Perfect Circle. Also, the Silversun Pickups. And Firewater, but mostly just because I really like them.
BB: Of all the stories featured in this anthology, which story would best describe you as a writer? Which on do you think would best describe your fellow Merry Fates?
TG: Mine would probably be "Death Ship" or "Date with a Dragon-Slayer." For Brenna, I think "The Madness of Lancelot" or "Cut," and for Maggie it would be "A Murder of Gods" or "The Last Day of Spring."
BY: A story that's the most representational of my general aesthetic is probably "Girls Raised by Wolves," or maybe "Auburn." Maggie's is almost certainly "A Murder of Gods," or else "Heart-Shaped Box," and for Tess, I think it would be "Death-Ship," or "Date With a Dragon Slayer."
BB: Can you tell about any new and upcoming projects?
TG: I have a book out on August 28th called The Blood Keeper, a stand-alone companion to my first book. It's about curses and monsters on the Kansas prairie. In May my new series begins, called Songs of New Asgard with the first book The Weight of Stars. It takes place in the United States of Asgard, an America founded on the tenets of old Norse religion instead of Christianity. There's muscle cars and high school, trolls and trickster gods.
BY: My next novel is called Paper Valentine. It's a serial killer story with ghosts, and will be out from Razorbill/Penguin in January.
BB: What advice could you offer to aspiring writers?
TG: Go out and have adventures! Travel and learn about how people live and what they feel! That will make your stories real.
BY: My biggest piece of advice is probably just to read a lot (lot lot lot), and also to learn to finish things, which was something that for me definitely took awhile.
A BIG Thank You to both Tessa Gratton and Brenna Yovanoff for taking time out of their busy schedules to answer a few questions for The BookBandit Blog! It is greatly appreciated!


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