Book Review–The Hurting Kind by Ada Limón
The Hurting Kind
by Ada Limón
Milkweed Editions, 2022
reviewed by Bethany Reid
In Ada Limón’s superb, tender new book, The Hurting Kind, the world has broken down. This is her pandemic book, so, no surprise: “I write the year, seems like a year you / should write, huge and round and awful” (“Not the Saddest Thing in the World”). But how lucky to have a guide such as this. Keenly observant, Limón sifts through the shards—in her backyard, in her intimate relationship, in memory—and picks out for us the dazzling edges of every broken thing. “I am the hurting kind,” she tells us in the long poem of that title. And, should you doubt me, consider these lines from poems early in the book:
Suppose it’s easy to slip
into another’s green skin
bury yourself in leaves
and wait for a breaking,
a breaking open, a breaking
So begins “Sanctuary.” If you miss it, the next poem repeats the theme: “What’s the thin break / inescapable, a sudden thud / on the porch, a phone / vibrating with panic on the night stand? Bury the broken thinking” (“Invasive”). And she plays with kinds of brokenness: “I was fifteen and heartbroken” (“A Good Story”). We meet with unexpected groundhogs (broken expectations?) and broken birds (particularly startling, “The First Lesson”: “She pulled it apart / to see how it worked.”). Blighted trees. An egg broken by curious children. A dead foal. Divorce and illness and death. But we have also magnificent frigate-birds, beloved step-parents, and shared meals that are like communion—broken bread. The poem “Salvage,” about a fire-scarred Madrone tree, illuminates the broken halves for us, and the lesson inherent in holding those broken halves:
at the tree for a long time now, I am reminded
of the righteousness I had before the scorch
of time. I miss who I was. I miss who we all were,
before we were this: half-alive to the brightening sky,
half-dead already. I place my hand on the unscarred
bark that is cool and unsullied, and because I cannot
apologize to the tree, to my own self I say, I am sorry.
I am sorry I have been so reckless with your life.
In the next poem, “What Is Handed Down,” the poet reminisces about how her step-father could fix things, and concludes: “Show me how you did it, all those years, / took something that needed repair and repaired it.” Maybe she doesn’t know (yet) how to repair the world for us, but she knows how to embrace brokenness, and—failing that—how to get out the party hats and celebrate brokenness.
Throughout all her books (poems I have read again and again), Limón has a way of addressing darkness while tending toward the consolatory and hopeful. Reading The Hurting Kind, I found myself at times so full of emotion, it was almost too much. And yet, even when the lines teeter on the edge between sentiment (and sometimes prosiness) and poetry, it’s all abundantly worth it. Yes, it’s broken, but as Limón states baldly at the end of “Too Close,” near the end of the book:
But haven’t we learned by now
that just because something
is bound to break
doesn’t mean we shouldn’t
shiver when it breaks?
By the time we reach the final poem, we’re ready for the poet, herself, to break—and it seems nothing will do but her sacred bond with poetry itself. It’s a poem I’ve written into my commonplace book, for the next time I’m feeling the same despair.
The End of Poetry
Enough of osseous and chickadee and sunflower
and snowshoes, maple and seeds, samara and shoot,
enough chiaroscuro, enough of thus and prophecy
and the stoic farmer and faith and our father and ‘tis
of thee, enough of bosom and bud, skin and god
not forgetting and star bodies and frozen birds,
enough of the will to go on and not go on or how
a certain light does a certain thing, enough
of the kneeling and the rising and the looking
inward and the looking up, enough of the gun,
the drama, and the acquaintance’s suicide, the long-lost
letter on the dresser, enough of the longing and
the ego and the obliteration of ego, enough
of the mother and the child and the father and the child
and enough of the pointing to the world, weary
and desperate, enough of the brutal and the border,
enough of can you see me, can you hear me, enough
I am human, enough I am alone and I am desperate,
enough of the animal saving me, enough of the high
water, enough sorrow, enough of the air and its ease,
I am asking you to touch me.
Someone has called this book “transitional,” and I, for one, can’t wait to see what Ada Limón comes up with next.
Bethany Reid has four books of poetry, including Sparrow, which won the 2012 Gell Poetry Prize, and Body My House (2018). Her poems, essays, and short stories have recently appeared in One Art, Passengers, Persimmon Tree, Constellations, and elsewhere, and her chapbook, The Thing with Feathers, was published in 2020 as part of Triple No. 10 by Ravenna Press. Bethany and her husband live in Edmonds, Washington, near their three grown daughters; she blogs about writing and life at http://www.bethanyareid.com .


The bible code (remember that ?) was another diversion to keep us from knowing truth) how comes they never ‘coded’ out who the Real Israelites were?
The REAL code was there all along, simple but effective
For precept must be upon precept, precept upon precept; line upon line, line upon line; here a little, and there a little:
11 For with stammering lips and another tongue will he speak to this people.
Reading the bible is unlike reading any other book in the entire planet. You cannot read it from front to back only and expect to understand it all. It is not like putting together a entertainment system together by looking at the instructions included into the box. It is a book of mysteries put together by Ahayah and enforced by Yashaya.
The Bible is not a book that must be read in a linear fashion, as purported in the Christian Church and other religious organisations. To get understanding, you have make sure you when a verse is read, it is read within the context of the whole chapter (line upon line). Christians will take a verse of a chapter (for example) to try and prove that the LAW is done away with, when if they would have read the whole Chapter from the beginning to the end, they would see that this is not the case. This is why its important to read, line upon line.
You also discover that revelations on particular subjects is spread across the Bible, and can be found anywhere in the books of the Bible, including the Apocrytha and the other books that has been hidden away from the true people of the bible (The Israelites) – hence – Here a little, there a little. For example, end time prophecy is can be found in Revelations, and in Matthew but it also can be found in Enoch, and Edras and Baruch! – Here a little, There a little..


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XVI, lire en ligne Journal intime : agendas, papiers de George Sand , vol. Le lendemain, 30 mai , George Sand est prise de violentes douleurs abdominales. Sand started her own newspaper, published in a workers' co-operative.
Controversial and Writer
Sand often performed her theatrical works in her small private theatre at the Nohant estate. Elle a le fameux style coulant, cher aux bourgeois. E-mail: Show my email publicly. Savin l'ami de M.
François le Champi est un roman de - dernière année où un roi régna en France - écrit par Georges Sand, un écrivain pour lequel je nourris une grande sympathie, ayant connaissance d'une partie de sa vie avec Musset, de sa correspondance avec Flaubert, et même d'un épisode que Tocqueville relate dans ses Souvenirs.3,5/5(30).
The French writer Amandine Dudevant , who wrote under the pseudonym of Georges Sand. Caricature of Franz Liszt and George Sand in Nohant in 1832. Drawing by Maurice Sand . La Chatre, Musée George Sand Et De La Vallée Noire. George Sand - portrait. Real name: Amantine Aurore Lucile Dupin. French writer: 1 July 1804 - 8 June 1876.
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The French writer Amandine Dudevant , who wrote under the pseudonym of Georges Sand. Caricature of Franz Liszt and George Sand in Nohant in 1832. Drawing by Maurice Sand . La Chatre, Musée George Sand Et De La Vallée Noire. George Sand - portrait. Real name: Amantine Aurore Lucile Dupin. French writer: 1 July 1804 - …
George Sand was born Armandine Aurore Lucille Dupin in Paris, France, on July 1, Her father, Maurice Dupin, was to a line of kings and to the Maréchal de Saxe (Marshal of Saxe); her mother, Sophie, was the daughter of a professional bird fancier who came from a humble background.
He was also a distant relative of Louis XVI. Her mother, Sophie-Victoire Delaborde was a common woman. Sand was born in Paris. She spent much of her childhood with her grandmother, Marie Aurore de Saxe, Madame Dupin de Franceuil.
Her grandmother lived in her estate, Nohant , in the French region of Berry. She later used the setting in many of her novels. She and Dudevant had two children: Maurice — and Solange — In early she left her prosaic husband and entered upon a four- or five-year period of "romantic rebellion.
Sand started to wear men's clothes in public. This harmed her reputation. She said that men's clothes were tougher, and also less expensive to buy than women's. Sand also smoked in public. This led to a scandal. At her time, women were not supposed to smoke, not even those of her standing. Franz Liszt had a relationship with a woman called Marie D'Agoult, who did this as well. D'Argoult smoked large cigars. These and other behaviors were exceptional for a woman of the early and midth century, when social codes—especially in the upper classes—were very important.
Poet Charles Baudelaire was a contemporary critic of George Sand: "She is stupid, heavy and garrulous. Her ideas on morals have the same depth of judgment and delicacy of feeling as those of janitresses and kept women The fact that there are men who could become enamoured of this slut is indeed a proof of the abasement of the men of this generation.
Sand had affairs with several men. Some lasted longer, others shorter. Later in life, she wrote letters to Gustave Flaubert. Despite their obvious differences in temperament and aesthetic preference, they eventually became good friends.
She was engaged in an intimate friendship with actress Marie Dorval , which led to widespread but unconfirmed rumors of a lesbian affair. In Majorca one can still visit the then abandoned Carthusian monastery of Valldemossa , where she spent the winter of —39 with Chopin and her children. Chopin left her two years before his death, because of a family disturbance wherein he supported her daughter Solange's marriage choice, which had caused Sand to disown the daughter.
A liaison with the writer Jules Sandeau heralded her literary debut. They published a few stories in collaboration, signing them "Jules Sand. Her first published novel, Rose et Blanche , was written in collaboration with Jules Sandeau. User icon An illustration of a person's head and chest. Sign up Log in. Web icon An illustration of a computer application window Wayback Machine Texts icon An illustration of an open book. Books Video icon An illustration of two cells of a film strip.
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French literature - French literature - Sand: George Sand (Amandine-Aurore-Lucile Dudevant) was a dominant figure in the literary life of the 19th century, and her work, much-published and much-serialized throughout Europe, was of major importance in the spread of feminist consciousness. For a long while after her death, her literary reputation rested on works such as La Mare au diable (1846 ...
George Sand (Pariz, 1. srpnja - Nohant, 8. lipnja ), francuska književnica Pravo ime - Aurore Dupin Dudevant Bila je nesretna u braku, a nakon razvoda odlazi u Pariz, posvećuje se književnosti i živi nezavisno. Pokazuje interes za društvene doktrine, simpatizira sa socijal-utopistima, u Lammenaisu vidi proroka nove butik.tubeted Reading Time: 50 secs. 01/07/ · George Sand, French Romantic writer known primarily for her so-called rustic novels. Her notable works included Valentine (), Leila (), La Mare au diable (), Francois le Champi (), and La Petite Fadette (). Learn more about Sand’s life and work. François le Champi est un roman de - dernière année où un roi régna en France - écrit par Georges Sand, un écrivain pour lequel je nourris une grande sympathie, ayant connaissance d'une partie de sa vie avec Musset, de sa correspondance avec Flaubert, et même d'un épisode que Tocqueville relate dans ses Souvenirs.3,5/5(30).


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Thursday, March 6, 2014
Title: The Spiral Revealed
Series: The Spiral Defenders #2
Author: Erin Danzer
Formats Available In: Digital
Publication Date: 7th March 2014
Blurb: What secrets will the Spiral reveal?
After Ronnie follows Gavin into the Spiral, she finds out getting the answers she is looking for isn’t as easy as she thought.
Some secrets are kept. A secret love affair comes to light. New abilities are revealed. Ronnie finds she has enemies before she makes new friends. She falls harder for Gavin, but is betrothed to another, a betrothal that will not be broken even after she and Gavin form a sacred bond.
As turmoil rises within the Spiral, Ronnie learns the truth about her enemy. She must fight to become a Spiral Defender and queen of her new home—or risk that home spiraling into nothing.
Ronnie screamed. The monster had to be at least seven feet tall and was made up entirely of swirling shadows. Its form was vaguely human and where its eyes should have been, bright white lights shone out into the darkness. A long, scaly tail swished behind it as it came right for them. Gavin pushed Ronnie behind him as he readied his sword and Ronnie knew they were going to have to fight this thing together. She pushed down the panic that tried to overcome her and raised her sword as well. She wasn’t about to let Gavin face this thing alone.
“Stay back,” Gavin yelled when he saw her sword raised. Ronnie glared at him.
“You can’t fight that thing on your own,” she argued.
“No, you can’t fight that thing, period. Let me take care of it.”
“No.” She raised the sword over her head and ran towards the monster, calling out the sword’s name like a battle cry as she ran. She vaguely realized Gavin was next to her again as her sword, the blade now glowing with a bright whiteness, carved through the shadow demon’s chest. Smoke sizzled where the cut had formed and the demon screamed as it reached out for her, only to have its arm taken off by Gavin’s sword. Ronnie blinked in the brightness of her sword’s blade and felt a little guilty at the reprimanding glare Gavin spared her before he faced the demon again. He swung his sword around at its neck and shouted “Vitae Luminae!” as he dispatched its head from its shoulders. The thing reached out blindly, still trying to fight even as it dissolved in front of them. Gavin held out his arm to keep Ronnie back until it was completely gone. He rounded on her the minute it disappeared, his dark eyes blazing as he reached out and grabbed Ronnie’s sword out of her hand.
“Hey,” she protested indignantly. “It’s not like I didn’t do any damage with that. I took care of a shadow hound all on my own.”
He continued to glare at her, apparently too upset for words. Finally, he ground out, “No more swords until you learn to listen.”
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Erin Danzer wrote her first book at 10-years-old for a Young Authors competition, where she was awarded an Honorable Mention and discovered a passion for the written word. She’s written several novels and short stories since that spark ignited. Into the Spiral is the first of a four book series. In addition to her novels, Erin writes a monthly short story serial, The Cassandra Serafin Chronicles, posting alternately on her blog and in Literary Lunes bi-monthly online magazine. Erin resides in Racine, Wisconsin, with her husband, two children, and their cat.
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Kurland Insurance works with the Marines Toys for Tots Foundation to collect and distribute toys and gifts to less fortunate children across the U.S. each Christmas season. They reached their goal of 500 votes and doubled their donation to reach $10,000.
A beloved institution since 1947, the Marines Toys for Tots Foundation is synonymous with Christmas cheer. The foundation helps run and support the Toys for Tots program by raising funds, buying and collecting toys, managing community outreach and much more. It distributes about 18 million toys to seven million less fortunate children annually. In addition, the Toys for Tots Literacy Program helps kids succeed in school year-round and in life through direct access to books and other educational resources.
A year-round effort
Led by agency owners Matt and Mona Kurland, Kurland Insurance and its employees have supported Toys for Tots since 2010. A big part of their effort includes connecting with other local businesses to facilitate drop-off and pick-up locations for collection boxes all over the south suburbs of Chicago. Once the boxes have been collected, the agency delivers the toys to the Marines unit in Chicago where they are sorted before being distributed to families.
Kurland Insurance’s involvement isn’t confined to the holiday season, however. Along with working throughout the year enlisting other businessowners to participate, the agency begins distributing boxes in early November to ensure that gifts will arrive for the kids in time for Christmas.
Initially, Matt and Mona collected the donated toys in their garage. But with the total number of toys and books increasing each year, more storage space was soon needed. A solution came in 2018 when the agency’s office building manager generously pulled through to arrange for extra storage space during the toy drives.
Giving the gift of reading
According to a 2001 study, the availability of books in low-income neighborhoods is about one book per 300 children. This is in stark contrast to the roughly 13 books per child available in middle-class neighborhoods. Providing children’s books to low-income families gives kids a fun and educational way to close the reading gap, improve their academic success and help break the cycle of poverty.
Mona Kurland picks up a donation of books to fuel the Toys for Tots Literacy Program.
Providing books to kids in low-income communities became even more challenging during the pandemic. So, to further extend a helping hand, Kurland Insurance launched its first book drive campaign in 2021, the “Christmas in July” project, to help bring awareness of the Toys for Tots Literacy Program. This allows the foundation to purchase and donate books to kids before the school year starts. “Helping deliver Christmas gifts to kids is a special mission for us,” said USMC Staff Sgt. Michael Buebe, the Joliet Toys for Tots Coordinator. “But building literacy by delivering books during the summer is the gift that lasts a lifetime in the form of knowledge, confidence and imagination. Every dollar we help to raise for this program puts a book into the hands of a deserving child.”
“Building literacy is the gift that lasts a lifetime in the form of knowledge, confidence and imagination.”
– USMC Staff Sgt. Michael Buebe, Joliet Toys for Tots Coordinator
The Kurland Insurance office in Orland Park, Ill., with full toy boxes ready to donate to Toys for Tots.
Kindness comes full circle
Several years ago, a client responded to Kurland Insurance’s request for support with a particularly generous donation. With tears in her eyes, the client explained how Toys for Tots had given gifts to her adopted child years before, making it a Christmas to remember. “Reciprocating kindness and generosity are at the core of Toys for Tots,” said marketing director Mona Kurland. “The program is about more than toys. It’s about showing love and support to deserving kids in our community.”
“Toys for Tots is about more than toys. It’s about showing love and support to deserving kids in our community.”
– Mona Kurland, Marketing Director, Kurland Insurance
Increasing the Foundation’s impact
As a nonprofit organization coordinated by the Marines, the USMC Toys for Tots Foundation is often short on funds for supplies and collection efforts. If awarded, a $10,000 donation from Liberty Mutual and Safeco Insurance would help buy toys for kids, build more collection boxes to meet demand and support the Toys for Tots Literacy Program.


Look who joined us outside the house for breakfast. We saw this mother deer each morning and a couple of nights. She had twins the day we left.
Dragon mouth pool. It sounded like a dragon roar. This geyser is in a cove and each time gasses came to the surface, they echoed off the cove wall. It was cool with the steam from the hot springs coming out.
Some geyser I was too tired to remember.
One of my favorite things about Yellowstone are the hot pools. I vividly remember going to a book fair at school when I was in 5th grade. I had enough money for 1 book and I didn’t want a chapter book that I could check out of the library anytime. I wanted something cool that I would enjoy reading. I picked out a picture book of Yellowstone because I was astounded by the pictures of the colored pools and geysers. Now that I was seeing them in person, pictures just don’t do them justice.
We found another lakeside restaurant for dinner. The clouds began rolling in deeper and deeper, but we still had a view. I enjoyed trout which is something I rarely get in Alabama.
Those clouds brought in snow and sleet for the drive home. We passed a frozen lake, but it was too dark to get a good shot. For most of the 2 hour drive home, it felt like deep January. This is the winter wonderland I crave each winter.
It was a long day full of things that I never dreamed I would see and I was surrounded by family who enjoyed my reactions. Most of them had been to Yellowstone before and said they enjoyed watching me seeing some things for the first time. I am very blessed to be a part of this family. 🙂


September 2, 2020
Here is a little side project I’ve been working on with a couple of talented British musicians. I hope you enjoy it.
October 24, 2016
May 28, 2016
The Art of Raising Hell Raising Event
I will be at the Georgetown Public Library at 102 W. West Street in Georgetown, Illinois on Saturday May 28th from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM selling books, signing copies and answering questions.
January 5, 2016
The Lopinski triplets talk about “The Art of Raising Hell”.
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I will be at the Burbank Public Library on Buena Vista Avenue on October 17th. Please stop by to visit.
September 3, 2015
“The Art of Raising Hell” is voted Best Young Adult novel by Best Indie Books.
July 2, 2015
The Kindle Book Awards just announced the 2015 Semi-finalists. “The Art of Raising Hell” made it in the Literary Fiction category!!!!
June 13, 2015
A great write up in the Burbank Leader.
May 26, 2015
A nice article in the Commercial News about the book signing. Sold out of books and had to order more!
May 19, 2015
Wonderful interview with BooksDirect.com. Check it out. Oh, and today was also the official release of “The Art of Raising Hell”!!!!
April 21, 2015
I will be doing a book signing on Saturday May 30th between 12:00 – 3:00 PM at BOOK WORLD located at 2917 N. Vermilion St. in the Village Mall in Danville, IL. I hope to see you there!
March 21, 2015
The Artwork for the cover of my new book just came in from the publisher. I must say, they did a pretty good job consider how hard it is to visualize “raising hell”.
November 18, 2014
I’ve just found out from my publisher that the release date for my next book The Art of Raising Hell will be May 19, 2015. Mark your calendars. The novel is only around 68,000 words so you should be able to breeze through it in one weekend.
I just recently signed a deal with Dark Alley Press for my new novel “The Art of Raising Hell”. Hopefully, the book will be out sometime between March and May of 2015. We are still tweaking a few lines and haven’t begun work on the book cover yet…but things are moving along.


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Why the Cultural Encyclopedia Matters for African Fashion
ACCRA, Ghana - The richness of the African continent is arguably undisputed, but largely unreflected in mass modern media. Ghanaian writer, filmmaker, and art historian Nana Oforiatta-Ayim set out to change that with the Cultural Encyclopedia.
In Oforiatta-Ayim's own words, "the Cultural Encyclopedia is a large-scale documentation and archive project in order to facilitate the re/ordering of knowledge, narratives and representations from and about the African continent." An open-source digital repository designed to cover subject matter as varied as visual arts and literature to science and sociology, the platform puts past, present, and future African arts and culture at one's fingertips. With plans to publish 54 volumes, one for each country, the Cultural Encyclopedia signifies a living space for dialogue in a region often misrepresented by a few themes, such as poverty, sickness, and corruption. With such an important mission, what does its existence mean for the development of the fashion industry?
The arts have long been an influence to creatives and cultural producers on the continent. Increased accessibility to these books, sound bites, vintage photographs, and historical works legitimize the importance of African contributions to knowledge and innovation to a broader audience. Projects like the Cultural Encyclopedia shed greater light on the monumental happenings that took place on the ground pre-colonialism and pre-slavery: the continent was evolving and transforming the realms of architecture, philosophy, mathematics, film, and theatre then as it is now. How these reference points from all corners of Africa will manifest in the yet-to-be conceived collections of contemporary designers suggests an even brighter future ahead.


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Introduction to Public Health
Until now Thor has been the neglected child of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Though some liked Kenneth Branagh’s first film featuring the god of thunder, Chris Hemsworth was arguably overshadowed by Tom Hiddleston’s preening popinjay of a villain, Loki. And the second film, the humourless Thor: The Dark World, is widely regarded as the worst film released by Marvel Studios to date. So to inject new life into this sagging franchise, Marvel brought in New Zealand comedy auteur Taiki Waititi to add some Kiwi quirk. This time Thor faces down the goddess of death, played by Cate Blanchett. Thor may have the hammer, but she has the attitude. Released November 1 in Serbia and Hungary, November 2 in Cambodia and Israel and November 3 in India and Canada. (Credit: Marvel Studios)
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These are the very best parenting books I have read through, utilized, and recommended in my counselling practice, more than the past 20 many years. Just take the time to select a single up, and it could adjust your life!
one. How to Chat so Kids Will Listen & Hear So Children Will Discuss, by Faber & Mazlish.
If you are only at any time going to read through one particular parenting book, this is the 1 to read. It teaches respectful, effective parenting skills that concurrently help you build a very good romantic relationship with your youngster. The skills and information is most applicable from toddler hood to the pre-teenager years. This is a have to read through for not only mothers and fathers, but also anyone who performs with youngsters.
2. Healthier Snooze Behavior, Pleased Little one, by Marc Weissbluth.
This guide supplies in depth information about snooze styles and provides particular suggestions to assist mother and father adjust nap and slumber moments, customized to the child’s age. The guide does include a small amount of details about more mature young children, but is most useful for dad and mom of infants and toddlers.
three. Increasing Your Spirited Youngster, by Mary Sheedy Kurcinka.
Focusing on temperament, this book aids mothers and fathers to comprehend, take, and function with their child’s exclusive attributes. The ebook also focuses on the results of matching and mismatching of temperament types in between mother or father and youngster, which is key for building positive mum or dad-kid relationships.
four. Mom’s Property, Dad’s Property, by Isolina Ricci.
This is a thorough e-book for dad and mom who are separated or divorced, with a collaborative, present day viewpoint.
5. Boy Smarts, by Barry Macdonald.
Composed by a School Counsellor, and father of 3 boys, Barry Macdonald focuses on characteristics unique to boys, and illustrates how we can assist boys discover, socialize, and turn into a lot more self-confident. In my see, parents of boys will reward from looking through this ebook, as nicely schoolteachers and administrators.
six. Sidestepping the Electrical power Battle, by Alison Miller and Allison Rees.
This is a wonderful reference ebook for dad and mom, for instances when you want some ideas for behaviour difficulties or issues that occur from time to time. These neighborhood Victoria authors try out to address frequent behavioural and psychological issues about youngsters, knowledgeable by temperament, kid growth, and behavioural interventions.
seven. Taming the Fear Dragons, by Dr. E. Jane Garland and Dr. Sandra L. Clark.
parenting classes Denver is tailor produced for mother and father (and helpers) of kids with stress ailments. It guides dad and mom, kids, and teens by way of Narrative Treatment, and Cognitive Behavioural tactics to support youngsters deal with their nervousness. This is a “have to read through” book for mother and father who have experienced a little one identified with an nervousness dysfunction.
8. Strategies of Feeding a Wholesome Household, by Ellyn Satter.
Good for the whole family members, but especially for mother and father of toddlers, “picky eaters”, and youngsters with other food concerns. This ebook focuses on building a healthier mindset toward eating and meals, and focuses as much on excellent esteem and the mum or dad-child romantic relationship, as it does healthful taking in behavior.
nine. The Bully, the Bullied, and the Bystander, by Barbara Coloroso.
This is a useful, wise, and delicate e-book about childhood bullying. It covers the entire spectrum of bullying from all sides, and reminds us of our collective duty to phase in when bullying takes place.
ten. The Explosive Youngster, by Ross W. Green.
If you have a kid with excessive behaviour difficulties and/or emotional disregulation, this is the e-book for you.


Calaveras Genealogical Society Library
CGS has an extensive collection of genealoigocal research books that are available to the public. The books and other materials are held at the Calaveras County Library in San Andreas.
A list of the available books in the CGS section of the Library is available for review.
(We are currently in the process of updating this inventory list - check back to view the updated list.
The Books may not be checked out of the library and are only available to read while in the library. Copies of pages can be made using the library copy machine, which requires coins to be used.
In addition to books, there are family files on some of Calaveras County's older families. List of those surnames is below. If you would like to review these files please contact us to assist you.
CGS Family Files (coming soon)
Coming soon - a searchable index of past Froghorn Issues!


Today I learned a neat little trick on how to add images to a GitHub's README.md without the need to add the image to your repo or hosting the file yourself elsewhere. This is super helpful if you'd like to show visitors screenshots of an application or any other sort of visual documentation related to the repository. Let's get started!
First you'll navigate to the GitHub repository that you'd like to add an image to. Next go to the issues tab and click the New Issue button. Note that you will not actually be creating an issue but instead just using the dialog to trick GitHub into hosting the image for us.
While on the "New Issue" page, near the button of the description field you will see a message instructing you on various ways to add an image. After adding an image by whatever means you choose, you should now see something similar to the image below.
Take notice of the image url in the markdown that GitHub created. It is hosted in GitHub's cloud! Sweet! Now just copy the image markdown and go back to the repositories homepage. Open up and edit the README.md file and paste the markdown wherever you'd like the image to render.
Save the file and enjoy your new image hosted by GitHub! Here is an example of one of my personal repo's using this trick.


Pulp magazines, made on cheap wood pulp paper and largely consisting of short fiction, were a part of the popular literary landscape from the 1890s to the 1950s. Because of the chemical composition of the pulps and because they were considered culturally disposable during their time, very few original issues of pulp magazines exist today. Recent scholarship focusing on the modernist and early postmodernist era of American literature has begun to reassess the value and merit of the writings in these magazines. This LibGuide highlights James Madison University's collection of pulp magazines and pulp-related resources, including our holdings of three of the most sought after pulp magazine titles: Amazing Stories, Black Mask, Weird Tales, and Love Story.
Below is a featurette on the Windy City Pulp and Paper Convention that provides a glimpse into the world of pulp magazine collecting and culture.


Free Catalog 2023
Simply download our current catalog directly to your PC and browse immediately through our offers.
Get our online catalog 2023 as PDF-file (27.3 MB) by clicking on the title page on the left. If your system has difficulties in opening PDF files, we recommend to install the latest version of Acrobat Reader.
For environmental reasons, we have decided to offer a pure online catalog in future. You can download it with all internet-enabled devices (cell phone, PC, notebook, tablet, smart TV, etc.) and browse the way you prefer most. Since we are constantly updating the online catalog, you will find new holiday homes directly in the newest version. If you experience any problems during download or viewing please contact us!


Current Version: [iRRAM_2013_01.tar.bz2 (dated 2013-02-28)]
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The iRRAM is a C++ package for error-free real arithmetic based on the concept of a Real-RAM. Its capabilities range from ordinary arithmetic over trigonometric functions to linear algebra even with sparse matrices.
A program for the iRRAM is coded in ordinary C++, but may use a special class REAL, that behaves like real numbers without any error. A quite small set of operations is allowed to be used directly with variables of this type: usual arithmetic operations, tests and conversion to/from integer or other types. The programmer may use (almost) all programming methods from C++, like defining own data types (like real matrices or complex numbers, which are already implemented in this way) and functions (even returning real values).
The ability of computing limits of (special) sequences seems to be a unique feature of the iRRAM. The limited scope of algebraic or symbolic computations on real numbers is left as soon as these operators are used. From this point on, Type 2 Theory of Effectivity (TTE) (see CCA Net ) is the best fitting theoretical model.
Additionally, the iRRAM uses the concept of multi-valued functions (again, see CCA Net ).
CCA Net : Computability and Complexity in Analysis Network
GMP : a free library for arbitrary precision arithmetic
MPFR: a library for multiprecision floating-point computations with exact rounding


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J.D., New York, NY
“I kept procrastinating, even though I knew the only way I could meet anyone was online. But I didn’t know where to begin – until a friend gave me The Intelligent Woman’s Guide To Online Dating. Now, it’s my Bible!”
K.M., Wichita, KS
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S.S., New York
TEACHES NEW SKILLS:
"I am almost finished with the book, about a chapter or two away in the you can do it too section. I have really enjoyed it and would have really appreciated it when I was using online dating. You are honest, direct, and give great ideas. I think this is a great book and I would definitely recommend it to my clients who need help and support in this area."
Devorah Steinberg, LICSW, Jamaica Plain, MA.
“I had been on Match.com for over five years, and I couldn’t meet anyone. Then I read The Intelligent Woman’s Guide To Online Dating and realized what I was doing wrong.”
S.K., Oakland, CA
“When I saw that the book was written by someone my widowed mother’s age, I bought it for her. After she read it, she gave it to me and said, ‘You need this as much as I do.’ I reluctantly read it. My mother was absolutely right!”
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FUN TO READ:
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“I can’t believe how much I learned from this book. I was absolutely mortified when I realized all the mistakes I was making! Thank you, Dale, for setting me straight.”
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“A woman I was dating had the book on her living room table, and I started thumbing through it. I couldn’t put it down. When its owner saw me perusing it, she laughed. Later, I wondered if she had purposely left it on the table. No matter what, I’m happy that she did. It was a great read.”
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“Every man whose online, or considering it, should read this book!”
D.G., Camden, ME.
“Three words: Know thine enemy.”
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AND HERE'S WHAT GREG GODEK, AUTHOR OF "1001 WAYS TO BE ROMANTIC," SAYS:
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Spinalonga – The True Story by Anna’s Giakoumaki
“Spinalonga – The True Story” is a best-seller by Anna’s Giakoumaki, the Greek author & publisher. After 12 years of research, Anna recorded this book based on the historical documents and narrated by those who lived in the Spinalonga Island. Her other books are - The Secret of Happiness and Manual for The Greek System. Anna’s Books a...
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13 Jan Toni Vidal – Life & Silence
Five kittens made from polychrome wood and a wind-up ladybird accompany me as I write this article about Toni Vidal. Given to me as gifts during my many visits to his flat in Barcelona and his house in Es Castell, they take me back to a world in which small objectes lead to a universal dimension and a different meaning. On one occasion, Toni took from his pocket three tiny pebbles from the sea, which he always carries with him, to draw my attention to the beauty of the world. It was then that I understood the reason for his work and its depth. In a world in which art and photography are more interested in questioning our perception of reality through mind games and confusing proposals, Toni Vidal proposes an art founded on truth, emotion and sincerity.
The anthological exhibition organised by the Insular Council of Minorca coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of his first exhibition in an art gallery (Sala Aixelà) in Barcelona, in 1968. Since then, Toni Vidal has worked incessantly, in silence and isolation, on a path that has led him to create a photographic archive made up of thousands of images, many of which are still in the darkroom as negatives. A small part of the photographs in this exhibition were included after having been taken many years ago, alongside others well known ones, which today are symbols of embodiment, in the words of Arthur Danto. In the latter photographs, known to many, which are laden with symbolism, there is excellence in the value of the ideas they embody and in the attitudes they provoke. Although the work of Toni Vidal is heterogeneous, the natural quality of his art and the ethical and moral values it contains make up a coherent, consistent whole, aside from the trends and the guidelines that are all too often imposed by photographic authorities.
The exhibition, understood as anthological, thus aims to allow visitors to examine his work with a selection of the photographs that best convey the spirit of each of the themes developed by the author: Portraits; Social Awareness (Men/Women/Work, the Gas Maó and La España Industrial); Minorca, and a Poetic Spirit. Nonetheless, they all have their origin in his work as a portrait photographer between 1951 and 1967, in Es Castell, which are exhibited. At the age of seventeen, Toni Vidal, a distant relative of the Minorcan photographer Llorenç Miquel, opened a photographic studio on Carrer de Sant Ignasi, under the supervision of Pere Martorell. Using an old enlarger and a laboratory with no running water, he learned to develop, touch up negatives, print and position lamps and customers, to get the best out of each one. Three grams of ethanol, five grams of hydroquinone, twenty-five grams of anhydrous sodium sulphite, thirty grams of potassium and sodium carbonate, one gram of bromide and a large dose of respect for the model attracted hundreds of soldiers, women, children, couples, farmers, fishermen and traders who asked: «Is in this hovel where they take such good photos?». That experience allowed Toni Vidal to master a technique that would later enable him to achieve an excellent command of the resources of light.
Created in 1854 by André-Adolphe-Eugène Disderí (1819-1889) with the purpose of recording physical features, small photographic images soon began to evolve towards the portrait photography genre. Toni Vidal was also drawn to the potentialities of this genre and in 1970 the author presented an exhibition entitled «Contemporary Catalan Artists». This was the beginning of one of his most rewarding types of production. Based on admiration, respect and affection, the portraits of intellectuals, artists, poets, writers, monks and persons in exile taken by Toni Vidal are surprising due to their psychological complexity, meticulousness and depth. According to Émile Zola, the face is the mirror of the soul and reflect all that seems to be hidden. The capacity of Toni’s camera to penetrate reveals pain, joy, sadness, inner strength, and the irony of them all. The photographs of Josep Pla, Joan Fuster and Maria Aurèlia Capmany are especially striking due to their capacity to examine each character in depth.
In the nineteen sixties, Toni Vidal first saw the signs of a Minorca that had started to undergo a social and economic transformation. The balance between the primary, secondary and tertiary sectors, known as the Minorcan road to development, soon ceased to be a reality. The assignments that Toni Vidal was asked to take on were in many cases new buildings designed for the growing tourist industry. So he turned his camera to a Minorca in danger of disappearing, to which little attention was paid. The landscapes and forms of life in that old Minorca were gradually replaced by a Minorca that began to exploit tourism under the motto «Blue and white island». This is how Toni Vidal started out along the path to photography understood as a document… and as an art. Although his first impulse was to leave a record of all he saw, the sensitivity he used to capture light, characters and objects have given his work a first rate artistic quality. Today, Minorca, Gas Maó, Men/Women/Work and La España Industrial are extraordinary examples of how to give new meanings to visual reality, through an absolute mastery of the contrast of light and shadow and impossible blacks and whites. Beyond the nostalgia or melancholy of that bygone Minorca or those first jobs, the author proposes a different gaze, by transforming it. As Roland Barthes said in the book Camera lucida: «Photography only takes on its full value with the irreversible disappearance of the reference, the death of the photographed subject or the passing of time».
It is in this sense that Toni Vidal becomes an advocate of meanings and connotations. We can approach his photographs as historians, anthropologists, architects, sociologists, geologists, biologists, seekers of beauty and emotions, aestheticians or explorers of the secrets of life they contain. According to Toni Vidal: «Any attempt to explain what is inside us or before us, whether photography, writing or music, must be made using an impeccable technical command and a sensitivity that is able to bring to light part of this life, energy». For that reason, rather that visit his photographs, we must live in them.
In a world filled with noise and artificiality, Toni Vidal invites us to be silent. His photographs have the calm of a suspended time that transports us to an eternal present. Here lies the sensation of mystery generated by the gardens of St. John, the Pons Dock, the rocks or the onions. In the words of Maurice Maeterlinck (1862-1949): «We think we have discovered a secret grotto, filled with treasures, and we come out into the daylight with false gems in our hands. Even so, the treasure continues to glitter in the dark, motionless». So we must open our eyes and our hearts, says Toni Vidal. The universe and its beauty is present in the smallest object. And Minorca, a small island in the Mediterranean, made of light, wind and stone, where the north wind dies, provides the author with a poetic vision created from authenticity and silence.
In 1987 the artist embarked on a new path towards the synthesising and essentialisation of the photographed subject. Following the «Men/Women/Work» exhibition staged in 1983 at the Miró Foundation in Barcelona, where he exhibited two hundred photographs, his difficulty in integrating into the exhibition circuit became more and more evident. The abundance of theories pointing to a markedly conceptual idea of photography, which led the author to isolate himself. In response to this, Toni Vidal surprises us again by refocusing the lens of his Hasselblad to the simplest, the most austere and the most impoverished: rocks and vegetables. Here he discovers a beauty that is a pure manifestation of the beauty of the universe. In the same way as ancient civilisations considered stones sacred, he, too, discerned their sacred nature: «in a grain of sand is sufficient to allow us to see all of Minorca». By introducing colour, he allows us to discover the infinite wealth of textures, shapes, nerves, veins and whimsical oddities of pebbles eroded by the sea and the wind… «Pebbles are fruits of the earth ripened by the sea». It is not his wish to perform an aesthetic exercise, a mind game or to dissect the photographed object, «rather to show life and present it with as much emotion as possible».
As Joan Oliver says: «the man who discovers stone, who imagines it […] the poet of stone». And, in effect, Toni Vidal discovers these stones, cobles, pebbles and rocky places in order to draw our attention to the beauty and sublime nature of their shapes, colours and textures, just as the informalist painters in France, Spain and Germany and the arte povera in Italy did all those years ago. But Toni Vidal goes even further, by adding words to this visual poetry, conceived as a symphony of colours and shapes, the words of poets who, through their verses, are able to reach areas that images cannot reach, taking us to total art, the art that Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres seeks through the violin or Miquelangelo Buonarroti through architecture. In this sense, the books Menorca tot just ahir (Triangle Postals, 1999), Roques de Menorca (Triangle Postals, 2005) and, in particular, Vestits de ceba (Triangle Postals, 2012) are true gems and can be included in the category of books of art, available to be read, contemplated and experienced…, poetic objects. The photographs of the tunics wrapped around the onions tell us this, with their fragility, like «graceful bodies that dance amidst tulle veils» (Àngel Mifsud). He, along with Joan Brossa, Joan Perucho, Pere Xerxa, Josep Palau i Fabre, Narcís Comadira, Antoni Moll Camps and many others, form a constellation of verses that magnify the life that Toni Vidal reveals to us with truth, depth and affection. As Susanna Rafart rightly said, he is the best known photographer of the poets and the least know poet of the photographers, in a continuous interior exile that reminds us of the monks of Montserrat photographed by him.
This anthological exhibition is a great tribute to Toni Vidal, and also to the poets who, through the music of their words, have accompanied us to these new worlds that Toni Vidal has revealed to us. I would like to express my sincere thanks for the verses Margarita Ballester, José Corredor-Matheos, Pere Gomila, Francesc Florit Nin and Sònia Moll have dedicated to our great 20th century photographer in this catalogue. It is heartening to see that this modest, solitary Toni Vidal who is committed to humanity, and loves all that surrounds him, including a grain of sand or a blade of grass, has so many friends who love and appreciate him. And of all these, Lucienne, who, with her light, has illuminated Toni’s life, night and day.
Toni Vidal, a writer of light, advocate of senses and discoverer of lives.
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According to Chinese legend, the twelve animals quarreled one day as to who was to head the cycle of years. The gods were asked to decide and they held a contest: whoever was to reach the opposite bank of the river would be first, and the rest of the animals would receive their years according to their finish.
All the twelve animals gathered at the river bank and jumped in. Unknown to the ox, the rat had jumped upon his back. As the ox was about to jump ashore, the rat jumped off the ox's back, and won the race. The pig, who was very lazy, ended up last. That is why the rat is the first year of the animal cycle, the ox second, and the pig last.
The Chinese animal signs are a 12-year cycle used for dating the years. They represent a cyclical concept of time, rather than the Western linear concept of time. In the Chinese calendar, the beginning of the year falls somewhere between late January and early February. The Chinese have adopted the Western calendar since 1911, but the lunar calendar is still used for festive occasions such as the Chinese New Year. Many Chinese calendars will print both the solar dates and the Chinese lunar dates.
A cultural sidelight of the animal signs in Chinese folklore is that horoscopes have developed around the animal signs, much like monthly horoscopes in the West have been developed for the different moon signs, Pisces, Aries, etc. For example, a Chinese horoscope may predict that a person born in the Year of the Horse would be, cheerful, popular, and loves to compliment others. These horoscopes are amusing, but not regarded seriously by the Chinese people.
Chinese Elements in Astrology
Chinese Astrology is said by some scholars to be the oldest horoscope system in the world. However if you trace Western Astrology back to its Middle East roots, both types are likely to have been born in their current recognizable form around 3000 years BC, however they stem from entirely different beginnings as well as traditions and parts of the world.
The 12 animals are further flavored by the pervading element of that particular year (elements also revolve as a separate cycle). It is said that Buddha is responsible for the 12 animals as they were the only ones who came to bid him farewell into the next life.
Chinese Astrology is concerned with nature and its traits, the signs progress year by year, whereas Western Astrology cycles monthly. The consideration of Yin and Yang is a very great influence upon this subject, Yin being passive, female and receptive while Yang is aggressive, male and exploratory. The various permutations of these 2 essential forces in nature, places, organizations, events and humanity and the quest to achieve balance so that both operate together in harmony rather than opposing or canceling each other out are an essentially Oriental viewpoint and quest, they form the basis of many Far Eastern traditions and other influences in Chinese Society such as Feng Shui.
The 12 Animal Signs are : Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit (or Cat), Dragon, Snake, Horse, Goat (or Sheep), Monkey, Rooster, Dog and Pig. The animal ruling year in which you were born has a profound influence on your life.
As the Chinese say, This is the animal that hides in your heart.
There are 5 elements: Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal and Water, each adding a nuance of almost tactile character to the animal sign.Chinese0Astrology is based on the Chinese0calendar year of your birth or the year of an event. There are also many more nuances involving the month and day.
Chinese Lunar Calendar
Prior to adoption of the Western solar calendar system, China exclusively followed a lunar calendar in determining the times of planting, harvesting, and festival occasions. Though today people in China use the western calendar for most practical matters of daily life, the old system still serves as the basis for determining numerous seasonal holidays. This coexistence of two calendar systems has long been accepted by the people of China.
A lunar month is determined by the period required for the moon to complete its full cycle of 29 and a half days, a standard that makes the lunar year a full 11 days shorter than its solar counterpart. This difference is made up every 19 years by the addition of seven lunar months. The 12 lunar months are further divided into 24 solar divisions distinguished by the four seasons and times of heat and cold, all bearing close relationship to the yearly cycle of agricultural work.
The Chinese calendar - like the Hebrew - is a combined solar/lunar calendar in that it strives to have its years coincide with the tropical year and its months coincide with the synodic months. It is not surprising that a few similarities exist between the Chinese and the Hebrew calendar:
An ordinary year has 12 months, a leap year has 13 months. An ordinary year has 353, 354, or 355 days, a leap year has 383, 384, or 385 days. When determining what a Chinese year looks like, one must make a number of astronomical calculations:
First, determine the dates for the new moons. Here, a new moon is the completely black moon (that is, when the moon is in conjunction with the sun), not the first visible crescent used in the Islamic and Hebrew calendars. The date of a new moon is the first day of a new month.
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Lots of good things out there to read for Halloween!
The prolific and terrifyingly talented (ingenious, I might add) Neil Gaiman has started a new tradition called All Hallow’s Read. Watch the video below for details, straight from Gaiman himself.
Here at Underneath the Juniper Tree, we think this is just splendid. BEYOND splendid. We encourage everyone to partake in Gaiman’s tradition.
Inspire reading and inspire terror.
If you need a few suggestions of books to gift, the website for All Hallow’s Read offers many (even a great list from Neil himself) or you can check out some of my suggestions below:
The Halloween Tree by Ray Bradbury
The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman
Red Rain by RL Stine
Anna Dressed in Blood by Kendare Blake
Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark by Alvin Schwartz
I Spy a Skeleton (or any of the “I Spy” books) by Jean Marzollo
ZOMBIES: The Chilling Archives of Horror Comics by Craig…
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We've had a lot going on at Reeves over the past year, but the biggest changes are still to come! While the heavy construction work to remodel the building's main floor will be taking place over the summer, some significant steps will be happening between now and May.
The best-laid plans gang aft agley, but here are some approximate dates for the steps that will most impact the campus community:
Weeding will conclude. The books will then be "shifted" one final time to assess how many sections of shelving are still needed to hold the print collection.
Most of the library plants will need new (permanent) homes. If you are interested in adopting a plant, please contact Dr. David Stanley.
Downstairs shelving will begin going up in the former periodicals room and in the storage area behind Harlan Gallery.
The children's room collections are closed for boxing and moving to temporary storage (more info).
The rest of the physical collections are closed to new borrowing so it can be prepped and moved to its new location (more info).
Library staff offices will be moved to their "summer home" in the former Harlan Gallery space.
Renovation of the main floor of the building will take place to transform the space into a collaborative Learning Commons model (more info to follow in a few days-- stay tuned to the blog).
Library staff relocates to their permanent office location on the main floor.
Stay tuned to the blog for more details and information! We will have posts going up in the next several days about the new building layout and the new shelving. As details and dates become more concrete, we will make sure to publicize them here and will link especially significant information on Griffin's Lair.


“The diamond” coffee set by John Prip
“The diamond” coffee set by John Prip (1922-2009). The set was created by Reed & Barton and to go along with the a Gio Ponti (1891-1979) flatware set.
Jewel Stern ( 2005) “Modernism in American Silver: 20th-Century Design” p. 246-247.
United States, CIRCA 1950.


Other films this week are featuring in the forthcoming London Film Festival (10-21 Oct), including Nicolas Cage in the gonzo horror Mandy, the hilarious Kiwi comedy The Breaker Upperers, Zhang Yimou's silvery-riveting 3rd century Chinese thriller Shadow, and the Indonesian ghostly horror freak-out The May the Devil Take You. There were also two rock 'n' roll docs: Bad Reputation follows the queen herself, Joan Jett, while After the Screaming Stops traces a reunion of Bros twins Matt and Luke Goss. I also saw one film that's in the now-underway Raindance Film Festival (26 Sep-7 Oct): Dizzy Pursuit is a hilarious one-room micro-budget comedy about distracted filmmakers. And then there were these two Supreme Court documentaries...
dir Betsy West, Julie Cohen; with Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Bill Clinton
release US 4.May.18 • 18/US Storyville 1h38 ****
This engaging, gentle documentary traces the extraordinary life of the 85-year-old Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Born at a time when women didn't dare to be lawyers, she was encouraged by her parents and later her husband to pursue her dreams. Her life is a remarkable story of overcoming barriers, refusing to take no for an answer. Then as a lawyer, professor, judge and justice she has been able to help bolster the law to create a more equal system. The film beautifully portrays her efforts to help men understand how it feels to be a second-class citizen as she pursued landmark cases to the Supreme Court in the 1970s, at a time when no one believed there was such a thing as gender-based discrimination against both women and men. There are also sections that explore Ginsburg's personal life as a wife, mother, grandmother, dedicated opera fan and terrible cook, as well as her unexpectedly close friendship with Justice Scalia. The filmmakers include a terrific range of archival photos and film, as well as interviews with her friends, family, colleagues and other public figures. The film captures her personality as a quiet, thoughtful woman with a steel-trap mind, determined to make the world fairer. She's soft-spoken, but her words have real power, and her lively sense of humour makes her even more likeable. Ginsberg is a living American hero, a champion for equality at various levels of society.
release US 13.Sep.18, UK 19.Sep.18 • 18/US Netflix 1h39 ***.
Bang up to date, this propulsive documentary opens as Texas passes laws restricting access to abortion, with a stated goal to ultimately overturn Roe v Wade. "Everything about abortion is a sin," say the proponents. And the other side replies, "Women have always had abortions whether or not they're legal, so if you want to stop them, help stop unwanted pregnancies." The filmmakers take an open-handed approach, exploring the collision of politics and religion that led to the Supreme Court's landmark decision in 1973 and then on to today's standoff. Both sides have their say as the doc carefully outlines the history of the issue in America, including the way Reagan and the Republicans switched sides on abortion (it was a deliberate strategy to lock in a voter base), as did Planned Parenthood (which was originally against abortion). Today the issue has turned religious, arguing against the murder of unborn infants. This has led to a system in which voters make their choice based on this issue alone, not whether the candidate is suitable for office. And in the 1980s it led to violence, including fatal shootings and bombings, perpetrated by fanatics who hypocritically called themselves pro-life. As it carefully balances the presentation of each argument, the film can hardly help but have a pro-choice slant, simply because the separation of church and state makes the issue legally clear. And also because the pro-life side is driven by men who use sleazy tactics. But the film also avoids exploring the idea that abortion is the taking of a human life, focussing instead on the fact that women should choose, not government officials. And certainly not middle-aged male politicians.
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Chapter One: El Boston’s Questions
Chapter one opens up by introducing a seventeen-year-old boy named Pedro “El Boston”. He was the oldest one of the kids who belonged in a gang of the streets of Nogales. The narrator describes Boston’s physical features; Asian with a flat face, pale olive skin, and round eyes that smiled when he wasn’t high on paint fumes. In his personal diary, he starts to talk about how he started hanging out in the tunnel at the age of eleven. He describes his encounter with his mentor Duda who taught him everything that he knows today. El Boston starts to describe his day at the tunnel and how he had some problems with the border patrol. Boston decides to right down forty-four questions that he thinks is appropriate to ask the people that hang around the tunnel and interview them. He started to interview his friends and their lives in Barrio Libre.
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Chapter two introduces two more people, La Flor a fifteen-year-old girl and her six-month-old son, Davidcito. La Flor had Davidcito from a previous boyfriend but has been dating Jesus not long after her baby’s birth. The chapter opens up with Lawrence Taylor, La Flor, Jesus, Chito, EL Boston, and Davidcito driving through the streets of Nogales. Taylor describes how the streets are filled with kids of the border city. He goes into detail about how most of the cars were driven by Mexicans or Mexican Americans who either worked on one side of the city or lived on the other. Custom officials interrogated most of the drivers, and every so often dogs for drugs sniffed their cars. Chito starts to talk about his past few years living in Nogales and his memories of the first time he slept in Nogales. He tells Taylor that he wants to be a bus driver when he is older and enjoys driving his friends buses. The chapter later introduces Guanatos and Geronimo; two others tunnel kids and friends and El Boston, Jesus, and Chito.
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The Chapter starts out with Maeve and Lawrence Taylor going to Mi Nueva Casa and finding out that no one had shown up for breakfast except a boy named David. Taylor went to go find the others at Jesus’s house. Taylor wanted to continue filming his documentary. El Boston agrees to become the reporter again and introduces the members of El Barrio: Chito, Humberto, Ricardo, Jesus, and La Flor. Taylor went with La Flor to visit her family at their house. La Flor starts to open up to Taylor about her past and her relationships with her family. She says that she never got along with her father and her siblings. Her family would always put her down calling her names and telling her she’s bad. The chapter ended with all of them in the car driving Chito and the family to Los Virreyes.
Chapter Four: Taking Photos
The chapter opens up with the Lawrence Taylor and Maeve Hickey heading towards El Viachi, the Nogales supermarket with a huge pig’s head sculpture made of chorizo. They took a detour because they saw Jesus, Juanito, Jorge, and Davidcito. They all decided to head to Mi Nueva Casa for some breakfast and school lessons. Taylor starts to interview other kids at Mi Nueva Casa and asking them how they ended up in Nogales. He starts to talk to a girl named Fanta and her life in the tunnel. Taylor joins the boys with a swimming lesson in the pool and starts to have a conversation with Fanta’s boyfriend Romel. He was not an easy person that was able to open up to Taylor, but Taylor noticed he was the wisest one out of all the boys. After a few minutes of convincing Romel that he was safe, Taylor starts to ask Romel about his childhood and his past.


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In this book Ms. Kidd dramatizes the real-life abolitionist and women’s suffrage pioneer Sarah Grimke. The story parallels Sarah’s life with one of her family’s slaves called Heddy. The book spans the two women’s 35-year journey toward self-discovery through their varying degrees of suffering.
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They were seen as objects owned by men and could only do certain things with permission from certain men. They did not have any rights and were seen as property to a man. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. After being imprisoned by her half-sister and surviving several plots designed to prevent her from ascending the throne of England, Elizabeth became queen in 1558. Until 1967, being a "shrew" speaking loudly, talking back, or badgering their husbands was illegal and punished using charivari, cucking stools, and bridals. obey any male in the family. However, the roles in the house was based off one's wealth. Woman Roles: Elizabethan woman were raised to believe that they were inferior to men. Why? The role of women and girls in Elizabethan England was very basic. Women were often seen as lesser people who need to be taken care of by men. Education has made women independent and they are no longer dependent on men to lead their lives. During this era, social advancement for women was almost impossible. Their husbands could decide to take advantage of their wives or they could decide to take good care of them. Macduff. Men really had such great influence over women. This study manages the situation of women in the public arena in Elizabethan Era and how these are delineated in the composition of William Shakespeare. Men really had such great influence over women. The first point is that during the Elizabethan era, women were not allowed to act on stage. Elizabethan women were not allowed to act in the theaters ( but women at court were allowed to perform in the Masques) citation. Baby girls were neglected. A class English project about women during Shakespeare's time. Who played female roles on the stage? In addition to his role as a foil to Macbeth, Macduff presents the audience with a different perspective of male gender roles, in which manhood is viewed, not in terms of one's ranking (i.e. Although, "the first duty which the husband has toward the wife is to love . In A Warning for Fair Women, Anne Sanders, though momentarily expressing resentment toward William Harrison, A Description of England (Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 1968), 147-48. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. In this era women were not allowed to work in any profession other than literature. Elizabethan England was highly patriarchal in attitudes and structure. The protestant leader John Knox wrote: "Women in her greatest perfection was made to serve and obey man." They were totally dominated by the male . (Grendler 456) Women in the Elizabethan era generally . Singh Mrs. Scruton ENG-2DO May 18, 2014 Gender Roles in Elizabethan Era Gender role refers to set of possibilities controlled by society about the ways in which men and women are supposed to behave based on their gender.
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From birth, Elizabethan era women were taught how to govern a household and perform domestic duties so that when they married, . Start studying GENDER ROLES IN ELIZABETHAN SOCIETY. Some of our most famous art and literature come from this era of history, and English explorers traveled the globe, spreading their. Macbeth definitely awestruck many of the people during the Elizabethan Era, portraying female characters to be masculine and males to possess feminine characteristics. Edward F. Posluszny, DDS Andrea L. Deuschle, DDS (associate) Ned B. Hein, DDS (retired) 4841 Monroe Street, Suite 260 Toledo, Ohio 43623 Gender Roles In The Romantic Era. ShowthreadBankaya yatrlan para - Forumlar. Women were only given an education if they were at a very. In the Elizabethan era, gender roles were clearly defined.
Patient Login. ("Encyclopedia of the Renaissance" 317). The Elizabethan era is the epoch in the Tudor period of the history of England during the reign of Queen Elizabeth I (1558-1603). But the amount females are receiving in present day time is far more than any women would experience back in the Elizabethan Era. Gender in the Elizabethan Era was very different from other cultures around this time.
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Elizabethan and modern marriages and roles of women are similar in many ways. themselves as inferior to men, and were punished severely if they did not. These women were expected to increase the property and wealth of the family.
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Women in this era were considered inferior to men in all ways, they were expected to be married young, and to be . It seems that all the women in Much Ado are based on the common gender roles in the Elizabethan Era. elizabethan conventions. A woman was supposed to bring in huge dowry to the family she was getting married to. Previous Post Previous Ishmael explains in Chapter 10 that in some ways his journey is like that of the moonmeaning. Marriage is a major way of life in both times and important to most people.
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They were raised to think of. Post navigation. Women's suffrage: violence and the continuity of gender dominance and gender roles, creating a world of inequality and elizabethan era was a time in. The Fashion & Culture and of the Elizabethan Lifestyle. Period: The standards for men and women in the late 18th century was completely separate.Women were held to a completely different social and legal standard than men. The young boys were apt because of their voice that somewhat resembld female voice. Learn vocabulary, terms, and more with flashcards, games, and other study tools. Women in Tudor History.
BY Brita Voris. Role of women in elizabethan era - are Main article: Masque Establishment of playhouses[ edit ] The first permanent English theatre, the Red Lion , opened in  but it was a short-lived failure. 911 Words; 4 Pages; Gender Roles And Macbeth and goads Macbeth so she herself can disobey female gender roles.
In Elizabethan era, gender roles played by men and women were critical in many ways: - The Elizabethan life for men was one . Stereotypical Gender Roles Through out all time men have been seen superior to women.
Female actors weren't allowed on the stage in the Elizabethan era (during which Shakespeare wrote his plays).
The Elizabethan era is the epoch in the Tudor period of the history of England during the reign of Queen Elizabeth I (1558-1603). 2019 Ted Fund Donors Considering women in Elizabethan times were looked at as weak and helpless, there are many differences between gender roles in Elizabethan times and today. Accessed 10 Mar 2017. Elizabethan Era Gender Roles in Shakespeare's Plays Free.
Bride lace, as practiced by the Elizabethans, is no longer a part of the attire of brides. Post navigation. Web.
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Needless to say, the life of a woman in the Elizabethan era was bleak. Edwardian Era.
In Elizabethan times the main role of women was to take care of her. In Elizabethan era, gender roles played by men and women were critical in many ways: - The Elizabethan life for men was one of power, secondly, Elizabethan women were considered to be inferior to men. More information than you could wish for about everyday life in Shakespeare's time. The women's role in Elizabethan times depended on their age and marital status, but the men's roles at the time depended on social position or occupation. Women and Gender Role in the Elizabethan Era. Female power was feared . Role reversal, unusual characteristics and different ambitions of power all contribute to Shakespeare's mind blowing masterpiece. Gender roles during the Elizabethan era were clearly defined, with men reigning superior over women.
Drop in lesson on gender in Macbeth - suited for low-middle ability students. two female characters in HamletOphelia and Gertrude the play is still a representation of the social stigmas of gender roles in the Elizabethan Era. Women in an Elizabethan society, such as Shakespeare's, were usually not seen as equal. children and family.
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Women were not allowed to claim any independence but were considered subservient to their male relatives, whether husbands, brothers, or fathers. Sahibdeep Singh Mrs. Scruton ENG-2DO May 18, 2014 Gender Roles in Elizabethan Era Gender role refers to set of possibilities controlled by society about the ways in which men and women are supposed to behave based on their gender. Gender Roles In The Elizabethan Era. Marriage is another important domain to examine in the study of Renaissance conceptions of gender roles.
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The duties of husband and wife were explicitly defined and expected to be followed by both men and women. Stereotypical Gender Roles Through out all time men have been seen superior to women.
The first point is that during the Elizabethan era, women were not allowed to act on stage.  Gender roles have changed to the highest extent since Elizabethan times, which gives women greater opportunities to contribute to society. Elizabethan Fashion was very . Another purpose behind getting married was to produce children. . The gender specific roles in the Golden Age may have not suited the people of today, but in the 1500's they were acknowledged and seen as a common practice. adherence to this principle.. For example, in our own patriarchal society males enjoy a socially dominant position. Imagine a world where girls were not deemed worthy enough to receive an education.
Men were seen to be more important them women in the Elizabethan Era. Gender roles are something that affect every aspect of life, in Elizabethan times and present day. docx, 448.58 KB. On average, a woman gave birth to a .
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Gráinne O’Connor is a widow in her forties. Her search for justice leads to her arrest and a trial in which the key witness for the prosecution is the man responsible for the murder of her husband and son.
For a nation weary of death and destruction, the 1998 Belfast Peace Agreement signals the end of thirty years of conflict in Northern Ireland. But victims of The Troubles soon realize there’s a price to pay – the early release from prison of the very people who made them victims. For Gráinne O’Connor, this price is too high. As she searches for justice, she forms an alliance that ultimately leads to her arrest. Her subsequent trial for murder sets the stage for the novel riveting examination of justice.


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