Podcasts about Scovell

In this week's Hollywood Stories, Richard Rushfield sits down with TV comedy legend Nell Scovell — creator of Sabrina the Teenage Witch and writer for everything from The Simpsons to Late Night with David Letterman.Before breaking into TV, Scovell sharpened her voice at Spy and Vanity Fair, where editors Kurt Andersen and Graydon Carter taught her to “be funnier, go harder, be meaner.” She shares how she defied her agent to leave Vanity Fair and dive into the boys' club of TV writers rooms, a dynamic she was still battling decades later — even on The Muppets in the 2010s.She also opens up about her sharp, hilarious memoir Just the Funny Parts, which she jokes she really wanted to title, “Penis, Penis, Penis, Penis, Me, Penis.” (Scovell: "It would have sold more.") Richard calls it “one of the best memoirs of working in television I've ever read.” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Many of us who love to grow tulips in our gardens have visiting deer who love to eat them. It seems to be such a violent death for a bud or flower.  The poet E. J. Scovell, when she wrote the following poem in 1991, must not have had deer in her garden because she describes a more gradual demise. Here are some excerpts of her poem: I would, if I could, choose Age, and die outwards as a tulip does; Not as this iris drawing in, in-coiling Its complex strange taut inflorescence, willing Itself a bud again—though all achieved is No more than a clenched sadness, The tears of gum not flowing. I would choose the tulip's reckless way of going; Whose petals answer light, altering by fractions From closed to wide, from one through many perfections, Till wrecked, flamboyant, strayed beyond recall, Like flakes of fire they piecemeal fall.Most of us prefer tulips in a vase when they are closed or just partly open, rather than splayed outwards, wide open, just before the petals fall. Though perhaps, opening wide, is their last defiant gesture of farewell.This is Moya Andrews, and today we focused on the death of a flower.

Playwright Alice Scovell (The Rewards of Being Frank) discusses her new comedy Kindred Spirits, a sequel to Noël Coward's Blithe Spirit now having its world premiere at Cincinnati Shakespeare Company (and featuring our own Austin Tichenor as Charles Condomine, whose late wives Elvira and Ruth return once again to stir up trouble). Scovell talks about how she gave Oscar Wilde's characters from The Importance of Being Earnest the seven-year-itch; how she's played around in the STU – the Shakespeare Theatrical Universe – through her sequel to Love's Labor's Lost; the challenges and rewards of negotiating with an author's estate; and how a life of theatergoing has led to a new life of theatre making. (Length 21:36)

Dupree is the Managing Partner and Chief Investment Officer of Woodbine. A fully integrated real estate investment and development firm and one of the leading hospitality owners in the country, having completed over $3.6 billion in hotel investments and developed over 11,000 keys across branded and independent projects. Links:Woodbine DevelopmentDupree on LinkedInHotel Emma - San AntonioMountain Shadows Resort Scottsdale Connect & Invest with Jake:Follow Jake on TwitterTake the Hospitality Investing MasterclassLearn How to Invest with DoveHill Topics:(2:48) - Woodbine's history and path to success(10:06) - How have you diversified Woodbine's capital partners?(13:18) - What led to Woodbine focusing on hospitality?(17:49) - How do you make money on a shorter time horizon when you have a partner thinking 3-4 generations down the road?(20:36) - What do you find is the most important aspect of being able to secure a deal?(23:32) - How did you get into the business?(26:05) - What's the hardest thing stepping into the business as the second generation?(32:09) - What are some key learnings you had from your time with Trammell Crow?(35:09) - How do you get the most bang for your buck in projects?(37:31) - Are there aspects of a project you refuse to compromise?(38:30) - How do you create a moment and a place where guests want to be?(42:12) - How did the Driscoll Hotel and Hyatt Hillcountry deals come together?(50:37) - How do you approach raising capital for deals?(54:56) - What is it about hotels that you and your investors are attracted to?(57:31) - What did the capital stack for The Driscoll look like?(1:00:27) - Do you manage the hotels yourself or do you 3rd party it?(1:03:13) - How do you align F&B with your vision?(1:04:47) - Do you have any tips or strategies for structuring F&B deals?(1:06:02) - Is it not possible to build a mega-resort anymore?(1:08:15) - What do you think about 3rd party development?(1:11:22) - What criteria are you focusing on in development deals right now?(1:12:16) - Why are you diversifying your assets beyond hospitality?(1:15:53) - What do you think happens to certain assets in Office?(1:17:36) - What is your favorite Hotel?

From Texas' Hill Country, Teague Talks with Dupree Scovell about working with family, playing football for Mike Leach, and what drives the Woodbine Development team as the company prepares to celebrate 50 years in business.

Referências : http://www.revenantjournal.com/contents/introduction-defining-folk-horror-2/ https://www.nytimes.com/2021/10/29/movies/antlers-folk-horror-movies.html Folk horror hours dreadful and things strange (Scovell, Adam) 2017 Filmografia: “Woodlands Dark and Days Bewitched” - 2020 Kill List (2011) Sightseers ( 2012) A field in England (2013) A Bruxa (2015) ( Netflix ) Apóstolo (2018) (Netflix) Hereditário (2018) Midsommar (2019) (Prime) Série The Third Day (2020) ( HBOMax) Quer entrar em contato com o podcast ? Mande sugestões, elogios, relatos e o que mais quiser >> Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/gatopolvo/ E-mail - podcast.gatopolvo@gmail.com

Dupree Scovell is the managing partner and chief investment officer at Woodbine Development Corporation, a full-service real estate company that specializes in hospitality. He got his start in the hotel business at the age of 16, working as a dishwasher at Hyatt Regency Dallas. In 2011, Dupree joined Woodbine and expanded its footprint with the opening of a West Coast office in Los Angeles before returning to Dallas in 2019. Currently, he and his brother, King, work together as managing partners to lead the team, cast vision, and provide strategic direction for the company. Dupree is also responsible for Woodbine's acquisition platform and capital markets efforts, as well as overseeing Woodbine Legacy Investments, a private equity fund dedicated to the acquisition and development of upscale select-service and full-service branded and boutique hotels throughout the United States. On this episode Chris & Dupree discuss: ➡️ the impact of our fathers and great mentors on both of us ➡️ Woodbine's Story and history ➡️ how Woodbine invests and creates world-class experiences ➡️ current market insights We'd appreciate you filling out our audience survey, so we can continuously work on providing relevant content to our listeners.  https://www.thefortpod.com/survey Additional Resources

With many of us working in vastly different workplace environments from three years ago, where does the employer's responsibility start and stop with respect to workplace health? How do we take care of our vulnerable employees who work remotely?  What is the interplay between employer responsibility and individual self-management? In this episode of Every Step, we are joined by Dr Simone Scovell an international leader in healthcare and a med-tech pioneer.  Simone is a highly regarded physician and a revered Occupational Medicine Specialist. Simone is also the founder of TOTIUM, a corporate medical and health services company delivering quality, affordable and tailored preventative healthcare solutions for some of the world's most iconic companies across Australia, Singapore, the US and the UK. In our conversation, we discuss the changing nature of workplace health and where employer responsibility starts and stops. Please subscribe and review us on your favourite podcast channel. We would love to know what you think of this episode. For more information about Dr Simone, other guests, as well as upcoming and past episodes, go to our website everysteppodcast For more information about Every Step head to Every Step Follow us on: Every Step LinkedIn  Judith Beck LinkedIn Krystyna Weston LinkedIn Get your copy of Judith's book ‘No Sex at Work'  Buy Here We would love to know what you think and we look forward to your comments! Please subscribe and review us on your podcast channel of choice.

Today's guest is an innovative industry leader, who is responsible for leading Woodbine's investment strategy across all asset types. Please welcome to the show, Dupree Scovell! Dupree is the Managing Partner and Chief Investment Officer at Woodbine Development Corporation, and he joins the host Dan Ryan to share his view on hospitality and how his journey brought him to where he is now. Takeaways:  For Dupree, hospitality comes from a deep spiritual state. It is something that can extend to everyone in every aspect of our lives. It's not just something that you extend to someone staying in a guest room. In any industry, you will never be able to go without some sort of conflict at some point. Even when that happens, it's important to handle yourself by looking for common ground and make sure to avoid looking at it as a zero sum game. There are 5 core values that Dupree's company lives by; Relationships, Effort, Accountability, Conviction and Humility. At the end of the day, humility and relationships are the most important aspects for Dupree. When looking ahead for your company, you want to consider what you are building for and what the ultimate goal is in the end. It's not always about being the biggest company but sometimes it's about enduring as a company. If there is any sort of conflict within your company, you will end up going back to your values and those will help you determine the solution. For the future, Dupree takes a methodical and intentional approach rather than letting what others are worrying about get to him and affect his view.  If Dupree could go back in time to talk to his younger self, he would give him the advice that his identity isn't just his grades or the sports he has played, but rather the person he is at his core.  Quote of the Show:2:39 “Hospitality is a deep spiritual value.”Links: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dscovell/ Website: https://www.woodbinedevelopment.com/ Shout Outs:06:27 Greg Massey06:29 First United Bank13:19 Hunt Companies18:18 Trammell Crow18:19 Bob Sulentic18:26 CBRE23:43 Hyatt23:47 James Franque27:35 Small Giants by Bo Burlingham28:49 Paul Quinn College28:57 Dr. Michael Sorrell30:07 Dallas Independent School District30:12 Hillcrest High School31:19 Scovell ScholarsWays to Tune In:  Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0A2XOJvb6mGqEPYJ5bilPX Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/defining-hospitality-podcast/id1573596386 Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZGVmaW5pbmdob3NwaXRhbGl0eS5saXZlL2ZlZWQueG1s Amazon Music: ​​https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/8c904932-90fa-41c3-813e-1cb8f3c42419 Transistor: https://www.defininghospitality.live/ YouTube : https://youtu.be/8V99CaAcEUY

Hi Alkimists! Welcome to another episode of LabTalks! This week Chandru and Milly were joined by special guest Thomas Scovell! You all know him as THE Alkimist and the Alkimi lead community manager. Thomas is Chief Strategy Officer for New Zealand's largest independent advertising agency and has spent the last two decades in NZ and London, leading the marketing for some of the world's best-known brands and winning awards for digital innovation, brand strategy, and creative direction. This week we wanted to talk about something that we know has been a big impact on our community at the moment- safety and security. The guys talked through some scams to look out for, how best you can protect yourself, and finally what Alkimi is doing to protect you. We hope this can help at least 1 person to avoid a scammer. For everything else Alkimi

No episódio de hoje, Diego, Igor e Felipe conversam sobre um clássico do folk horror britânico que está completando cinquenta anos em 2023: The Wicker Man! O conflito entre os valores puritanos e reprimidos do status quo inglês com o paganismo libertino representado pelo Christopher Lee e seus súditos é apenas uma das muitas leituras a respeito desse filme tocadas ao longo do episódio! Há também questionamentos sobre os perigos do groupthink, modernidade capitalista versus neo-paganismo feudal e muito mais. Fiquem ligados que no final do episódio tem um anúncio importantíssimo sobre o Sala de Projeção! — Ficha do filme: The Wicker Man, 1973. Dirigido por Robin Hardy. Escrito por Anthony Shaffer. Elenco: Edward Woodward, Britt Ekland, Diane Cilento, Ingrid Pitt, Christopher Lee. 92 minutos. Reino Unido. — Outro filme mencionado no episódio: The Wicker Man (“O Sacrifício”), 2006. Dirigido por Neil LaBute. — Livros mencionados no episódio: SCOVELL, Adam. Folk Horror: Hours Dreadful and Things Strange, 2017. PINNER, David. Ritual, 1967. — Ilustração: Igor de Campos Edição e Identidade Visual: Thiago Vergara Música usada no episódio: “Corn Rigs” de Magnet e Paul Giovanni Música de Introdução: https://www.bensound.com

Dupree is the Managing Partner and Chief Investment Officer of Woodbine. A fully integrated real estate investment and development firm and one of the leading hospitality owners in the country, having completed over $3.6 billion in hotel investments and developed over 11,000 keys across branded and independent projects.  On this episode, Jake and Dupree discuss: The history of Woodbine's massive success How to create moments and places where guests want to be The decision to diversify assets beyond hospitality Links: Woodbine Development Dupree on LinkedIn Hotel Emma - San Antonio Mountain Shadows Resort Scottsdale   Connect & Invest with Jake: Follow Jake on Twitter Take the Hospitality Investing Masterclass Learn How to Invest with DoveHill   Topics: (2:48) - Woodbine's history and path to success (10:06) - How have you diversified Woodbine's capital partners? (13:18) - What led to Woodbine focusing on hospitality? (17:49) - How do you make money on a shorter time horizon when you have a partner thinking 3-4 generations down the road? (20:36) - What do you find is the most important aspect of being able to secure a deal? (23:32) - How did you get into the business? (26:05) - What's the hardest thing stepping into the business as the second generation? (32:09) - What are some key learnings you had from your time with Trammel Crowe? (35:09) - How do you get the most bang for your buck in projects? (37:31) - Are there aspects of a project you refuse to compromise? (38:30) - How do you create a moment and a place where guests want to be? (42:12) - How did the Driscoll Hotel and Hyatt Hillcountry deals come together? (50:37) - How do you approach raising capital for deals? (54:56) - What is it about hotels that you and your investors are attracted to? (57:31) - What did the capital stack for The Driscoll look like? (1:00:27) - Do you manage the hotels yourself or do you 3rd party it? (1:03:13) - How do you align F&B with your vision? (1:04:47) - Do you have any tips or strategies for structuring F&B deals? (1:06:02) - Is it not possible to build a mega resort anymore? (1:08:15) - What do you think about 3rd party development? (1:11:22) - What criteria are you focusing on in development deals right now? (1:12:16) - Why are you diversifying your assets beyond hospitality? (1:15:53) - What do you think happens to certain assets in Office? (1:17:36) - What is your favorite Hotel?

Aaron is joined by NY Times and LA Times bestselling author Jane Scovell (Small Town Big Dreams, Ginger My Story, Elizabeth Takes Off) to discuss her 1998 biography of Oona O'Neill Chaplin. Janes shares details of her 8 year research process, and what she thinks motivated the mysterious and captivating Oona O'Neil, a fascinating historical figure who is too often defined by the men in her life.Email us: behindtheslatepod@gmail.comInstagram: @behindtheslatepodTikTok: @behindtheslatepodYouTube: @behindtheslatepodcastJane Scovell: www.janescovell.comJoin our weekly film club: https://www.instagram.com/arroyofilmclubProducer: Greg Kleinschmidt Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of Following to Lead with Kevin East, he speaks with Dupree Scovell. Dupree is the managing partner and chief investment officer at Woodbine Development Corporation, a full-service real estate company that specializes in hospitality. Kevin talks about Dupree's humility, and how to follow Jesus in the workplace. Listen to find out more!   Follow Jesus Lead Differently. The Mentoring Alliance https://www.thementoringalliance.com/   For donations https://www.thementoringalliance.com/donate   https://www.woodbinedevelopment.com/team-woodbine/dupree-scovell https://www.linkedin.com/in/dscovell/ Similar Episodes: Ep. 97 Mentoring the Younger Generation Ep. 88 God-honoring Leadership with Jenni Catron Ep. 92 Following the Example of Jesus with Mark Moore

We had the pleasure of talking to Emily and Thomas Scovell; career advertisers for Media and Creative agencies respectively. We talked through the application of the blockchain to the buy-side of the advertising world, the future of advertising and favourite adverts!

Today we celebrate a botanist remembered as the Father of Forestry. We'll also learn about a 19th-century female garden writer who loved wildflowers. We’ll recognize the broadcasting Anniversary of a popular Garden television program. We hear words from a poet that was admired by Vita Sackville West and the poem compares the iris and the tulip. We Grow That Garden Library™ with a book about Houseplants and how to keep them happy and healthy.   And then we’ll wrap things up with a story about sidewalk chalk labeling of neighborhood trees that caused a sensation on Twitter last year on this day,   Subscribe Apple | Google | Spotify | Stitcher | iHeart To listen to the show while you're at home, just ask Alexa or Google to “Play the latest episode of The Daily Gardener Podcast.” And she will. It's just that easy.   The Daily Gardener Friday Newsletter Sign up for the FREE Friday Newsletter featuring: A personal update from me Garden-related items for your calendar The Grow That Garden Library™ featured books for the week Gardener gift ideas Garden-inspired recipes Exclusive updates regarding the show Plus, each week, one lucky subscriber wins a book from the Grow That Garden Library™ bookshelf.   Gardener Greetings Send your garden pics, stories, birthday wishes, and so forth to Jennifer@theDailyGardener.org   Curated News Growing Through Grief: Derek Jarman on Gardening as Creative Redemption, Consecration of Time, and Training Ground for Presence | Brain Pickings | Maria Popova   Facebook Group If you'd like to check out my curated news articles and original blog posts for yourself, you're in luck. I share all of it with the Listener Community in the Free Facebook Group - The Daily Gardener Community. So, there’s no need to take notes or search for links. The next time you're on Facebook, search for Daily Gardener Community where you’d search for a friend... and request to join. I'd love to meet you in the group.

This week we have stunt performer Geoff Scovell! Geoff does stunts on some great shows like 12 Monkeys, The Boys, The Strain, SEE, X-Men and much, much more. Geoff gives us insight on how stunts are created and performed safely. Mick and I learned so much about the life of stunt performers. The post Ep 32: Stunt Performer Geoff Scovell appeared first on Skyline Indie Film Fest.

Brian Scovell: The man who broke the color bar... with TRE's Giles Brown

Join us as we chat with showrunner Terry Matalas and stunt performers Geoff Scovell and Jennifer Murrary about the action sequences & stunt work on 12 Monkeys.

Join us as we chat with showrunner Terry Matalas and stunt performers Geoff Scovell and Jennifer Murrary about the action sequences & stunt work on 12 Monkeys.

One of our favourite guests, Stuntman Geoff Scovell, returns with more news from behind the scenes of your favourite movies and shows! Plus as always some humorous news from around the world. #standupforstunts

March 22, 2020 - Rev Stephanie Scovell - "Seeing Like the God Who Sees"Support the show (http://beringchurch.org/give/)

Adam Scovell discusses Mothlight. Novel Writers is a great way to discover new writing talent and books. Each month, Spike Island and Bristol Festival of Ideas invite exciting debut novelists to come to Bristol and introduce their book. The Warm Up podcast is a cosy introduction to the event, where we ask the writer about the making of their book; the story before the story. Interviews are by Bristol-based writer and translator Julie Fuster.

KRLD CEO Spotlight with John Scovell, Co-Founder & Chairman, Woodbine Development Corporation

"Let Your Light Shine" - January 5, 2020 - Rev Stephanie Scovell Support the show (http://beringchurch.org/give/)

Joining Tom Jackson to discuss the postcards from their pasts are comedian JAKE YAPP (Jake Yapp's Media Circus, Pleased To Meet You, The Hurting) and writer and film-maker ADAM SCOVELL (Mothlight, Celluloid Wicker Man). We explore family resentments, forbidden landscapes and ghosts conjured by postcard. Along the way we consider Derrida and celebrate Sempé, crumpet and the perils of dogmeat. Wish you were here? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Matt and Anthony Talk with Actor/Stuntman Geoff Scovell

What makes a customer LOVE a business rather than like it? In this episode, Louise Wright is joined by Richard Billington and Martin Scovell, both pioneers for Low-code who have seen first-hand how the technology is supporting businesses to offer great CX. They have exciting news to share on the latest release of the Create platform. And also discuss the benefits of greater collaboration for organisations going through change. For more information about Create and the new Community discussed in this podcast, head over to netcall.com.

On The Gist, our attempt to track the new scoops that affected the Mueller investigation. We’re not playing “Is That Bulls--t” on the show today, but if we were, comedy writer Nell Scovell would probably say, “Yes.” Yes, the dearth of women in late-night writers’ rooms is bulls--t. Yes, men’s explanations are bulls--t. And, yes, sometimes women themselves willingly succumb to the bulls--t because, as Scovell says, “Look, this s--t is deep.” Her new book is Just the Funny Parts.  In the Spiel, denigrating the top 80 books sold on Amazon.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On The Gist, our attempt to track the new scoops that affected the Mueller investigation. We’re not playing “Is That Bulls--t” on the show today, but if we were, comedy writer Nell Scovell would probably say, “Yes.” Yes, the dearth of women in late-night writers’ rooms is bulls--t. Yes, men’s explanations are bulls--t. And, yes, sometimes women themselves willingly succumb to the bulls--t because, as Scovell says, “Look, this s--t is deep.” Her new book is Just the Funny Parts.  In the Spiel, denigrating the top 80 books sold on Amazon.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Writer Nell Scovell has worked for some of the best, most popular TV shows of the past 30 years. She wrote for David Letterman. She wrote for The Simpsons. She created the '90s show Sabrina the Teenage Witch. She wrote on NCIS. And at too many of those jobs, she was the only woman working in the writers’ room, countering Hollywood’s endless boys’ club. Scovell’s new memoir, Just the Funny Parts, is an excellent chronicle of her time in the TV trenches, as well as the times she’s branched out into writing books (she co-authored the massive bestseller Lean In with Sheryl Sandberg) and writing jokes for President Obama. Above all else, the book makes the argument that having more diversity in Hollywood writers' rooms will make movies and TV shows funnier.  Scovell joins Todd for a frank and funny conversation about all those famous shows she’s worked on, her push for better representation of women behind the scenes in Hollywood, and her best Simpsons memories. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Writer and comedian Nell Scovell talks with Recode's Kara Swisher about her new book, "Just the Funny Parts," in front of a live audience in San Francisco. Scovell, who has written on TV shows like "The Simpsons," "Murphy Brown" and "Coach," also co-wrote the hit book "Lean In" with Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg and tried to adapt it into a movie. She says producers tried to rework the story to fit what they considered to be successful films about women, like "Pretty Woman" and "Bridesmaids." Scovell also offers her theory for why the MeToo movement arose when it did — after Donald Trump was elected president, women had nothing left to lose — and talks about the experience of writing jokes for Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton and Mark Zuckerberg. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

With more than thirty years of experience as a writer, producer, and director, Scovell knows how the entertainment industry works.  She came to Hollywood as a bookish New Englander and worked her way up from a low-level writer for Newhart to a major contributor to shows including The Simpsons, Late Night with David Letterman, Murphy Brown, and NCIS and on to creator of the series Sabrina the Teenage Witch. While her roles have mainly been behind the scenes, Scovell has had several moments in the limelight. In 2009 she spoke out about gender bias on late-night TV writing staffs, and later she collaborated with Sheryl Sandberg on Lean In. In both cases Scovell helped spark a debate about diversity in a male-dominated work environment that her candid, wise, and very funny memoir continues. Scovell is in conversation with Alexandra Petri, Washington Post columnist.https://www.politics-prose.com/book/9780062473486Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

TV writer and "Lean In" co-author Nell Scovell talks with Recode's Peter Kafka about her new book, "Just the Funny Parts ... And a Few Hard Truths About Sneaking Into the Hollywood Boys’ Club." Scovell says TV is hierarchical, meaning bad behavior at the top — including sexual harassment — trickles down to other employees. She also talks about what has changed since "Lean In" and what happened when she publicly criticized her former boss, David Letterman. Plus: How writing an episode of "The Simpsons" is like chiseling a sculpture. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Safwaan Khan relates the story of British codebreaker George Scovell and his role in breaking the Great Paris Cipher.

Episode 8 A winter chat about all things Folk Horror with writer and film-maker Adam Scovell. Adam is the author of Folk Horror Hours Dreadful and Things Strange. We talk Super 8, psychogeography, Wicker Man and dodgy cinema chairs.

Is there really natural law that governs prosperity? Listen and put the knowledge into practice to find out. Chapter 2 – The Law of Prosperity The Game of Life and How to Play It Audio Recording by Lemurian Girl (includes commentary and modifications for gender equality) Are you content to go through life as a […]

Many of us who love to grow tulips in our gardens have visiting deer who love to eat them. It seems to be such a violent death for a bud or flower. The poet E. J.Scovell must not have had deer in her garden because she describes a more gradual demise.