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This is the first American exhibition to explore Grete Marks's story, an emotionally tragic tale of a forward-looking artist who was crushed by the brutal circumstances of her political time.
The Modern ceramics created within Grete's Haël Werkstätten factory (Marwitz, 1923–33), with their machine precision, loose brushwork, and attention to vernacular German traditions, show the Bauhaus teaching's thorough influence on the artist. In 1934 the German Nazi government forcibly purchased the Haël factory, and Grete's artwork was publically derided as "degenerate." Grete's later ceramics made in England, arguably lacking the artistic vision of the earlier work, suggest that the magic and the promise of the bold young German artist was destroyed, like so much else, in World War II.
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You can have it sealed, if adjudication was withheld, you have no convictions, and you've never sealed or expunged a record before. If you don't meet the eligibility requirements, you may want to consider a pardon (and request in connection with the pardon that your record be sealed). Please feel free to visit my site at http://www.ExpungeRecordFlorida.com for more information.
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I have been working at ProCare TherapyPros
ProCare is the best place I've ever worked. I actually look forward to going to work each day because I like the people I work with and what I do.
The earning potential is high and benefits are good.Cons
The expectations of the managers can be a little intimidating at the the beginning. 75 calls in a day is definitely challenging.Advice to ManagementAdvice
Keep doing what you're doing.RecommendsPositive OutlookApproves of CEO
"Tough Work Environment, Great Coworkers "
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I have been working at ProCare Therapy full-timePros
Health insurance
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Wonderful receptionistCons
Top-down aggressive management style has workers on-edge
Quick company growth has shifted ProCare from a small business with a family feel to an extremely "old school" corporate organization
Management is reactionary and lower management has trouble communicating these ever-shifting tactics
Individual sales goals are not realistic
Turnover rate is extremely high, and instead of addressing internal issues, management continues to hire more people, "churn and burn" mentality
Commission rates are very low
Contradictory orders/tactics from management
The answer to any discontent with processes, management, questions is "Be positive and smile" which does not answer the question.
Sales quotas are not mandated or communicated until someone feels as though you are not hitting them
Secret meetings, firings, and new changes to the organization have the rumor mill running wildAdvice to ManagementAdvice
ProCare employs many excellent recruiters, and most of them are extremely intelligent. They might have good ideas for how to run the division--it might also help for them to feel as though they have a stake in the company. Something's not working in the division, and it will need to be fixed sooner or later.Doesn't RecommendNeutral OutlookDisapproves of CEO
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"Very positive experience as a contract SLP! "
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I have been working at ProCare Therapy as a contractor (more than an year)Pros
My direct contact at ProCare (one of the Educational Resource Directors) has been a breeze to work with from the start: straightforward, fair, professional, warm. If she says she will do something, she does. She has interceded as needed with my supervisor in the school district when that person attempted to add duties not originally specified during the interview/hiring process, and that was worked out calmly and professionally (and the extra duties were not in the end added to my workload!). A good balance of being there when needed but not micromanaging. Pay has been like clockwork--never a snag, and they have a very user-friendly online timesheet that you enter your time into at the end of the week.
Given that I've now done two contracts with ProCare, I can attest that my initial impression was not a fluke. It's been very nice working with this company!Cons
The only cons are those related to all contract work (no guarantee that a contract will be renewed, etc.).Advice to ManagementAdvice
I'd love to see the resources for therapists grow--perhaps evidence-based practice briefs? Databases of digital and printable therapeutic materials? Monthly or quarterly phone staff meetings with contract therapists of the same discipline so they can get to know one another and tackle a practice-related topic? All of these would be welcome additions to an already good company.RecommendsNo opinion of CEO
I have been working at ProCare TherapyPros
I love working for ProCare. We have a close group that cares about serving children, schools and our therapists. At the end of the day, I feel great about the work I do.Cons
There's not a lot of room for advancement within the company. It's a very flat organization with two levels: management and educational resource directors.Advice to ManagementAdvice
Keep doing what you are doing. The vibe and energy at ProCare is inspiring. It's nice to know that the company still has it's small company/family feel.Recommends
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So our last day of a B&M school was yesterday. We've been afterschooling this year and it's worked out great with the exception of severly overscheduled. So starting today, we homeschool. Ok - starting on Monday!
I recognize that it IS summer. We are just so excited to jump right in. Grin. Can you tell we couldn't get out of that school fast enough? We've been planning this for a long time. But you know, everytime I think I have it figured out, that self doubt creeps in.
This summer, the plan is to take a reading/literature class and a writing class. DS loves to write, so I hope it will help develop his skills there a bit. I signed up for 3 months and it's a work at your own pace kind of deal with a target of 90 mins/week. We'll see. We'll dabble with a math workbook I have as well just because DS loves math so much. This one won't increase his grade level, but should give him some good word problems to chew on for a spell.
I'm teaching an art class once a week with a few of his school friends. It's a great way to get them over on a regular basis to do an activity and then just hang afterward.
The other classes I have planned for our school include a few sports. He had to pick 2 sports to play this summer, one of which had to be a team sport (for the first time). I feel good about his choices there. One is once a week. The other is twice a week.
I'm counting therapy sessions as classwork too. Without that, there is no future, so it's part of the deal.
The last item on our "class" schedule is social time. This includes park dates, play dates, birthday parties, etc. Ironically, this "last" class is our highest priority.
I feel that it's a good curriculum for someone who just finished Kindy. I also feel it is a good fit as he picked out all the classes except the therapies.
We decided to jump into homeschool for a few reasons: 1) this is how our summer was going to look regardless, and 2) we have a lot of travel in the fall planned so we expect to take about 6 weeks off then.
So here I am feeling good about our plan going forward. Then tonight I "research" my way to a homeschool blog that talks about curriculum evaluations, how many hours are spent planning, organizational tips, etc. and I think, hmmmm. I sure hope those things are for older kids. Grin.
|Sun, 06-02-2013 - 1:20am
Yay, I am excited for you! I think your summer sounds full of fun with some learning thrown in on top of the fun. Don't pay any attention to those blogs that aren't doing things way you'd do them. That works for other people. You do what works for you, which will be perfect for your son because you know him best!
I hope you'll come to recess every day, too.
|Sun, 06-02-2013 - 10:50am
Sounds like a great plan! I love that we can school when we need to, and take time off when we need to. I REALLY hate crowds of stupid people at the National Parks, (you know, the ones who despite the signs saying to stay on the trail for your own safety at Yellowstone, decide that walking off the boardwalk where they can fall into boiling water is fine for my kids to see.) We love to go places when the crowds are thinner. Right now, where we live gets really hot in the end of July and beginning of August, so doing school work then, taking off more time when the weather is nice in September, really makes sense.
Enjoy your time homeschooling, and I will second what was said above, homeschooling is all about doing it YOUR way. Feel free to change things around if needed. My son did 3 different math programs last year - the third was the one that met his needs.
|Sun, 06-02-2013 - 1:22pm
Thanks Ladies.
I've been looking at this for several years - plugged into some social lists, play here, interview other families, attend seminars, etc. We did an experiment last summer in which we used the summer as our homeschool experience. We were way too aggressive in our expectations. The big formal plans and notebooks of stuff we'd put together was put to the wayside by the end of the first week. So this year, I decided to not do that for a while!
Also, we did not afterschool last year. We did school and therapy, then manage the anxiety associated with both activities. It took him 6 weeks to unschool. Then we found a really good rythm that worked for us until school started.
Apparently, I did a good job "homeschooling" during the preschool years. We just played and I followed his interests as they came up. That's the plan going forward as well. At least for a little while.
This year, we did a hybrid. He went to school for the social aspects and then we afterschooled the academics. I combined homeschool goals with school assignments (ex: read 15 mins everyday. OK, today we'll read about George Washington and learn about early American History.) This worked out SOOOO much better. It became pretty apparent though that school wasn't going to meet his academic needs and afterschooling was just too much of an overscheduling issue. Kids need serious downtime to allow their creative juices to flow (or mine does, at least).
We did finally find a math program that does a really good job. It's acutally a combination of 2 programs. One is good enough to be the skeleton framework then I beef it up with word problems that make him think for a while. We'll pick math back up when we start our Fall season around October, unless he asks for it this summer. He'll be pretty busy this summer though, so I doubt we'll pick it up until some others things move off our plate.
We have some schools here which do year round programs. I like the way they split their time up with a few weeks here and there for vacation instead of that big chunk in the summer. So we'll follow that guideline too. DS is the kind of kid who needs to learn on a regular basis.
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Daniil has provided us with two photos from the Orlova just shortly before she was towed out of St Johns.
Thank you Daniil for sharing the pictures with us.
According to this article in a Swiss media outlet, the latest position of the MV Orlova is 49°49.12N 36°15.44W. This means that the Orlova is no longer heading towards Europe and it seems that she was on a rather slow cruise mode during the last two weeks. The article is referring to information from National Geospatial-Intelligence agency (NGA). Thank you, Helder and Sebastien, for posting this info on our facebook wall.
This information seems to be correct according to a daily memorandum on the NGA's website.
The hunt is on (again) and we have updated our map as well.
Here a number of other social media sites that have some ongoing (forum) discussions about the Orlova:
The Orlova Twitter community is growing according to this piece on cbc.ca. It seems that there is some interest out there in saving the ship from scrapping. Converting it into a party-yacht as some of the tweets suggest, has some charm indeed.
This article on www.globalnews.ca argues that our beloved Orlova is worth around $800,000 in scrap metal. Only $ 800,000? That is actually a bargain. You have to pay $800,000 to get a decent apartment with sea-view Vancouver or Melbourne.
Alternatively, you can by a ghost ship with a capacity of 110 passengers and 70 crew members and the capability to crush through arctic ice; sea-view included.
Of course, one needs to take into account the costs of refurbishing, "un-ghost" it and get rid of the rats before putting it back into service.
The article in the, however, also includes an interesting discussion about the problem of shirking responsibilities from the owner and presents also the owner's view of the case.
Our blog even media into a Russian Media. The blog and the facebook page are mentioned in this article and this article. (The text is in cyrillic).
This is amazing! Spasibo (спасибо). This is type of global coverage is exactly what we need to gather more information and engage people in a discussion about the case.
Fellow ghost ship hunters!
A few days ago whereisorlova gave an interview to The Telegram, a Canadian newspaper. The article based on this interview was prepared by Josh Pennell and can be read here.
According to the article, there are now four coastguards, the American, Canadian, Icelandic and Irish, on alert.
The article also contains some worrying information: A few days ago we have reported that an emergency beacon of the Orlova started sending signals. One initial explanation was that,
"[t]hat could mean a beacon has fallen off the drifting ship or perhaps one of the six lifeboats that were still on board went over the side and an EPIRB inside was activated."
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"It could also mean the MV Lyubov Orlova has sunk. A high-resolution satellite image taken over the co-ordinates of the transponding beacon this week captured nothing but open ocean."
Let's hope for the best fellow friends of the Orlova. She is a trooper and she is still tweeting.
Friends of the Orlova,
Although we are currently all busy of finding our most favourite Russian ghost ship, I would like you to spend a minute on thinking about Orlova's future. In other words, what should we do with the ship, once we've found her? Below are a some options but more suggestions are very welcome:
According to this news brief based on information from the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, the Lyubov Orlova has been spotted at the coordinates 49-22.70N and 44-51.34W. This is about 2,400 kilometers off the west coast of Ireland.


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For those who love "senior" dogs, this stately fellow is a true gem!!!
We have a tiny Chihuahua who will go ONLY to a household perfect for her -- So, if interested, please read this entire bio before emailing. This dog has special needs, so if a pocket- or purse-pooch or another type of breathing-fashion-accessory is the desired goal, PLEASE DON'T CONTACT US ABOUT THIS LITTLE GIRL!! She was not given housetraining direction as a puppy and is NOT housetrained. She also has -- as do many little fellows -- an open fontanelle (unfused skull bone/"soft spot"). In fact, with Chihuahuas, an open fontanelle or "molera" is common enough to be considered, by some, a breed characteristic. However, for this reason and because of her size, she is quite delicate. She MUST go to a low-key household with no children -- preferably no other pets. Tiny size also enables her to easily get out of enclosures or into not-so-easy-to-detect household dangers. Prospective owner should have patience, experience with tiny dogs and a big, big heart!
Snippet is 4 years old and 2.5 lbs. She is nicely proportioned and healthy. She is current on shots, heartworm negative, spayed and received a dental last summer. Despite her size, Snippet likes to attempt dominance with other dogs. She is typical Chihuahua, in that she likes to lay claim on her person and can show protectiveness. She has personality that is so much bigger than her size and would love nothing more than sharing a dedicated home with someone to adore -- who also adores her!
If interested in Snippet and able to work with her special needs, please email us: email@example.com
Annie's Orphans is a No-Kill dog shelter located in Durango, Colorado which began in 1985 as a home for retired sled dogs. With dogs for adoption in Durango, CO, Annie's Orphans is the oldest No-Kill dog shelter in the Four Corners area.
Even though it started as a home for retired sled dogs, given Anna and Bill Anderson's compassion for animals in distress, this limited scope was quickly revised to become a more "all-inclusive" strategy. The shelter grew rapidly into a full-fledged, all breed rescue and was incorporated as a not-for-profit foundation in 1997. Annie's Orphans now has a maximum capacity of 70 dogs and has become a safe-haven for the abandoned, neglected, and abused pet population throughout the greater Four Corners area. However, due to a high in-flow of rescued dogs, a number of older dogs in residence with considerable health care needs and those that are hard to adopt because of the traumatic lives they have led, the shelter remains at perpetual full-capacity and that is where we need your help!
The goal of Annie's Orphans is to offer abused, discarded and hard to adopt dogs a safe haven until good adoptive homes can be found. Unfortunately, some arrivals have chronic health problems or are too traumatized to adjust easily to a new family. These hard luck stories often find a home for life at Annie's. Food and veterinary care for these long-term residents amount to a larger expense than can be supported through the sale of Black Feather Jewelry and the generous donations from our community. Financial assistance is therefore always needed for the shelter to continue providing a safe home in the mountains. Various supplies and materials are also an ongoing need at our facility. Please see our "wish-list" by accessing the Donate page.
Our hope with this website is to create a simple and user friendly way for you to participate and to stay up to date on the dogs that are up for adoption, scheduled events and information about Annie's Orphans. This will help us continue to save the world for one dog at a time! Since 1985, the shelter has placed hundreds of dogs in carefully selected forever-homes. Thanks to our community, generous donations and our fantastic volunteers, we continue our mission to rescue, rehab and re-home!
Please check in regularly, visit our Events page, our Dogs For Adoption page and our Blog to stay involved, remain informed and to help us spread the No-Kill mission for those without a voice of their own! Thank you for your interest and for helping us to change the world -- one dog at a time!
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Describe your last day at work in 50 words or less !? - page 20
Patient had chest pain at beginning shift, 2 hours behind all day, got a heart cath, tech lazy,dinemapp problems, I was sweaty, transfused blood, families OMG!, too many accuchecks, now they're locking the refrigerator where... Read More
- 0Aug 25, '08 by BSNFiredanceronly scheduled RN for day shift called out- every other RN refused to come in
Boss having personal issues-yells at me when called; states, "I just can't come in, you are going to have to find someone else"
pt with BP 74/47, gave 2 units PRBCs
pt's toal 9 with: hypoxia, diverticulitis, inability to walk, confusion, chf exac, geripsych pt, chf exac/copd exac
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- 0Aug 25, '08 by MMARNcopd/chf: non-compliant (not even nasal cannula on) ef 10-15%, didn't care, BP in the 190's sbp, dbp 100's.
diabetic/chf/cp: no coverage, only ac/hs accuchecks (nor sliding scale).
chf: ef 29% left AMA.
cp: stress test neg MD p*ssed because I called him after family member to try to decide if pt was okay for d/c.
left on time despite all of that.
- 0Aug 26, '08 by MelinursePatient#1 - blood sugar 59 but asymptomatic, retest blood sugar 20 minutes later and it's 268???? Only had 4 oz of OJ????????
Patient #2 - CHF / FVO worsening
Patient # 3 - Comes from PACU obtunded , had to go for crash cart and use the narcan
Patient # 4 - severe down's syndrome, post op and four point restraints, otherwise ok
Patient # 5 - 3 days post op with an INR of 3.9 and new onset of increase pain
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Top 10 New Year's Resolutions!
Hi CM Singles! Someone was going to have to introduce this subject, right? So, why not me?!?! First, let me say that I've been having a great time posting in the fora. Thank you all, and Happy New Year!!
The top 10 New Year's resolutions, according to my real estate agent, are:
10. Get in shape
9. Lose weight
8. Get a (better) job
7. Stick to a budget
6. Pay down debt
5. Quit smoking
4. Be more organized
3. Spend more time with family
2. Take a trip
1. Buy a house or move
Do you make New Year's resolutions? If so, what are they? Do they include a Catholic or CM component? (Obviously, my real estate agent is neither Catholic nor single!)
I think 2013 (the 13 being the operative number!) is a little unlucky; thus, I will not be making resolutions this year. However, I am turning 50 in February. This is prompting me to spend the year seriously thinking about how I would like to live the rest of my life. I figure I have a good 25 years left, if my family history is any indication. And I want to make sure I go out with a bang! Best, Chelle


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GIBB is a leading multi-disciplinary engineering consulting firm based in South Africa with 67% Black ownership. The firm has a strong African orientation with a wide geographical footprint on the continent.
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HOME AT LAST ... With the finishing touches being put on more than 1000 homes and 250 already handed over to the poor and indigent in Groutville informal settlement, GIBB was there for a ribbon cutting ceremony recently. Young and old were ecstatic to receive keys to their brand new, quality homes, bringing some relief to their hardships. .


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Art competition gives students experience in public art
Thursday, November 15, 2012
I grew up in a small fishing town in Southeast Alaska," says Senior Art major Janine Gibbons. "Petersburg is on an island perched between glaciers and tall majestic mountains. Founded by Norwegians, my hometown was covered in traditional colorful folk art that originated in Scandinavia. Using saturated hues merged with organic abstracted shapes reminds me of my Scandinavian heritage."
Skyhawk harriers run into national championships
Tuesday, November 13, 2012
The Fort Lewis College men's Cross Country team has an appointment with destiny this weekend.
The squad will compete in the the NCAA Division II National Championships after capturing a 6th place finish at the NCAA Division II South Central Regionals, in Denver, on Nov. 3, qualifying the team for the national championships for just the second time ever — and the first time since 1995.
Election attention shines an educational light on FLC
Friday, November 02, 2012
Fort Lewis College has been a regional focus of this year's battle for the White House -- and FLC students have been the real winners.
First Lady Michele Obama, Republican Vice Presidential candidate Paul Ryan, and Libertarian Party Vice Presidential candidate Jim Gray all stopped by to stump on campus in the tense last month of the campaign. Obama spoke on October 10, Ryan on October 22, and Gray on October 29.
FLC on Facebook launched for students!
Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Fort Lewis College is now offering a private Facebook community just for admitted and current students to make friends, share interests, and get involved on campus. Inigral's Schools App on Facebook, allows students to create a separate "college only" profile to help students get connected to their virtual campus community.
Republican Vice Presidential Candidate Paul Ryan to Speak at Fort Lewis College
Sunday, October 21, 2012
On Monday, October 22, 2012, Republican vice presidential candidate Congressman Paul Ryan will speak at a rally at Fort Lewis College. The rally will take place at Whalen Gymnasium, with the doors to the gym opening to the public at 12 p.m. The program begins at 2 p.m. and will include U.S. Speaker of the House John Boehner.


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5 out of 5 stars
I enjoyed another schvitz-worthy trek over the train tracks and down Main Street in Durham – this time, to enjoy some wonderful Cuban pork at Old Havana Sandwich Shop. They sun was beaming down brightly, the breeze blew swiftly… it was a nice walk. I wouldn't go so far for just a Cuban sandwich, but I would for a nice combination platter.
I ordered at the counter of the sunny establishment, then sat on a bench and waited while a group of customers in the back played dominoes. The platter of rice, beans, pork and a half order of maduros (sweet plantains) were packed up nicely for me. It was enough food for two meals. The pork was tender but a little crispy with just the right amount of fat. The maduros and other sides were perfection as well. I felt that $9.60 is a reasonable price for that considering the quality of the ingredients really shine through.
I'll be back again soon, although I will be tempted to order the same thing rather than trying a namesake sandwich. A cafe con leche cubano also sounds like a great to-go option to keep me company on the walk back to the Tobacco Campus. Of course, you'll probably want to try one of the namesake sandwiches, or one of the breakfast guava pastries. Check out the menu at their website.
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Mandy Steinhardt
March 7th, 2011
Two new Durham dining #review posts this weekend: @oldhavanaeats http://bit.ly/gXY8zY and Amelia Cafe http://bit.ly/eRrEqp
March 7th, 2011
RT @demandycom: Two new Durham dining #review posts this weekend: @oldhavanaeats http://bit.ly/gXY8zY and Amelia Cafe http://bit.ly/eRrEqp
March 11th, 2011
Hey Demandy,
I will have to add this to my wish list on Urban Spoon.
Thanks for your post
March 17th, 2011
I loved Old Havana too – when I was younger we used to go to the Florida Keys once or twice a year and I have great memories of delicious Cubanos served by women who treated me like I was their grandchild. When I was 18 I was fortunate enough to actually go to Cuba and I was blown away by the food and culture. I'm so happy to have a little slice of Havana here in Durham.


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Question: When you think of heroines in film - which characters do you think of first? Ripley from Aliens, Clarice from Silence of the Lambs and Sarah Connor from The Terminator are probably the first that jump to mind, right? How about about a 66 year old women? Well, Helen Mirren (and the women who played her character at age 25) just kicked some Nazi-ass in The Debt and it was awesome!
I am not one of the overly feminist gals, trust me. I am all for equality but don't think we are the superior race. However, when I witnessed what the character Helen Mirren (present day) and Jessica Chastain (past) did in The Debt - I felt proud to be a woman.
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Textainer Group Holdings Limited Announces Date For The Fourth Quarter And Full Year 2012 Earnings Release And Conference Call
Textainer Group Holdings Limited (NYSE:TGH) ("Textainer"), the world's largest lessor of intermodal containers based on fleet size, today reported that it will announce results for the fourth quarter and full year ended December 31, 2012 at 9:00 a.m. EST on Tuesday, February 12, 2013.
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Textainer will hold a conference call and Webcast at 11:00 a.m. EST on Tuesday, February 12, 2013 to discuss Textainer's fourth quarter and full year 2012 results. An archive of the Webcast will be available one hour after the live call through February 12, 2014. For callers in the U.S. the dial-in number for the conference call is 888-895-5271; for callers outside the U.S. the dial-in number for the conference call is 847-619-6547. To access the live Webcast or archive, please visit Textainer's website at http://investor.textainer.com.
About Textainer Group Holdings LimitedTextainer Group Holdings Limited and its subsidiaries ("Textainer") has operated since 1979 and is the world's largest lessor of intermodal containers based on fleet size. As of the most recent quarter end, Textainer had more than 1.7 million containers, representing more than 2.6 million TEU, in its owned and managed fleet. Textainer leases dry freight, dry freight specialized, and refrigerated containers. Textainer is one of the largest purchasers of new containers as well as one of the largest sellers of used containers. Textainer leases containers to approximately 400 shipping lines and other lessees and sells containers to more than 1,100 customers worldwide. Textainer provides services worldwide via a network of regional and area offices, as well as independent depots. More information is available on the Company's website at http://investor.textainer.com.
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Douglas Edwards, PhD, is currently the President of Digital Printing & Enterprise, named to the post in September 2012. His responsibilities include Packaging, Functional Printing, Electrophotographic Solutions, Inkjet Printing Solutions, Kodak Service Business, Consumer Inkjet Systems, and Design to Launch. In October 2012, the Board of Directors elected him a senior vice president of the company. Doug reports to Chief Executive Officer Jeffrey J. Clarke.
Prior to his current position, Doug was named President, Digital, Packaging and Functional Printing in January 2012. From October 2006 to January 2012, Doug was General Manager and Vice President, Prepress Solutions, Graphic Communications Group. The Board of Directors elected him a vice president in October 2006. From April 2005 to October 2006, Doug was General Manager and Vice President, Prepress Consumables, Graphic Communications Group. Since April 2005, all business and financial targets have been exceeded.
Before joining Kodak, Doug was Vice President, Research and Product Development, New Business and Strategy Development for Kodak Polychrome Graphics (KPG), a 50/50 joint venture between Eastman Kodak Company and Sun Chemical Corporation. From April 1998 through 2001, Doug was KPG Vice President, Research and Product Development. During his time at KPG, Doug commercialized many of Kodak's market-leading digital consumable products, now with annual revenues of over $1.5 billion.
Doug joined KPG in 1998 from International Paper's Imaging Products Division. He spent 2 years with worldwide responsibility for technology and product commercialization as Horsell Anitec's Vice President, Product and Manufacturing Process Development. Before joining International Paper, Doug spent 8 years with Zeneca Specialties and ICI Colors & Fine Chemicals in the U.K. in a variety of senior marketing, manufacturing, and research positions. Doug started his industrial career with Ilford Ltd, Ciba-Geigy in 1985 as a research chemist, and has a number of scientific papers, patents, and a couple of book chapters to his name.
Doug gained his PhD in 1985 from the University of London in conducting organic materials, sponsored by Ciba-Geigy and the British Government's Science & Engineering Research Council. Doug also has a BSc in Chemistry from London University.
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Abilene State Park to Host Texas Heritage Day April 5th, 2014. Demonstrations start at noon and will include a melting pot of different heritages around Texas. Entertainment will include Bag Pipers, Promenade Squares, Cloggers , Ballet Folklorico, a Mariachi Band, Buffalo Soldiers and more. We will also have 2 guest speakers Blake Woodall Assistant to State Representative Susan King and Rodney Franklin, Region 5 Director of State Parks. Fun is to be had by all. Call 325-572-3204 for more details.


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Elisabeth was born in August 1948, in Hildesheim, Lower Saxony, Germany.
Legend has it that the town is over 1000 years old. Its symbol being a rose and one of the towns famous places to visit is the Cathedral with its 1000 years old wild rosebush.
Elisabeth's mother was German and her father British, a Corporal in the Royal Air Force, stationed after the War in the Bristish occupied zone in Germany.
Elisabeth, pictured right, got her love for the theatre from her mother, both were in performing arts at their local theatres from a young age.
As a teenager she enjoyed reading novels and plays by Oscar Wilde, Thornton Wilder and never lost her love of reading novels by Ernest Hemingway, plus short stories by Guy de Maupassant. More recently she felt inspired by ' Rabbit-Proof Fence' a true story told by Doris Pilkington.
In 1969 she moved to England where she met her husband David from Liverpool. Together they established a clothing importing company.
Their business gave them opportunities to work in the Sub Continent and the Far East spending many years travelling to Bangladesh, where they helped their Manufacturer to establish a school in the rural part of the country.
For inspiration, Elisabeth puts on her running shoes for a run on the coastal path, in the New Forest where they now live.
'The Night I Danced with Rommel ' is her first book.
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8 Deadly Plants You Might Have at Home
We're not saying you can't keep them. But watch pets and kids closely they might get sick (or worse) from eating these leaves and flowers.
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These beautiful blooms look picture perfect peeking out over a white picket fence. But the entire plant is highly toxic — ingesting a flower, stem, or leaf could lead to abdominal pain, difficulty breathing, paralysis, coma, and even death.


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Do you remember the time when Kamen Rider Gaim featured a map of Zawame City that resembled Gotham City? Well, that moment is now gone, since the Blu-ray/DVD version of the show's 33rd episode contained a different map from t...
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Holy Snap! Kamen Rider Gaim's setting resembles Gotham City
Have you ever watched a show where you came across an unexpected observation that blew your mind? Well, Kamen Rider Gaim 33rd episode featured a surprising discovery no one saw coming. Long story short, a map of Zawame C...
4:17 AM on 11.20.2008
Podtoid-san 74: We is Alive! Edition
This is a triumph, we are still alive! Well, at least for another week we are. Welcome to another brand-spankin' new edition of Podtoid-san, the internet's greatest podcast about anime and Japanese pubic hair (or ...
11:12 AM on 11.11.2008
Quick, Robin! Get the Bat-PR to take care of this Bat-controversy!
The Internet is ablaze with controversy over Chip Kidd not including Batman manga author Jiro Kuwata on the cover credits for the book. He's mentioned on the inside flap and throughout the book, but not on the cover. Many peo...
Japanator review: Bat-Manga! The Secret History of Batman in Japan
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I've been a longtime fan of the Caped Crusader, ever since my childhood. I grew up watching the animated series, reading Knightfall, and dressing up for him at Halloween. As I've grown and learned more about Batman, I've come to know him by his darker and grittier titles: The Long Halloween, Knighfall, All Star Batman and Robin. So, I don't have the greatest attachment to the earlier Golden and Silver Age titles, nor to the old Adam West Batman TV series, which is closely tied to the stories encased within Bat-Manga.
And so, today I present to you Bat-Manga! The Secret History of Batman in Japan. It's a collection not only of original Batman manga issues as done by Jiro Kuwata, the creator of 8 Man, but also of 1960s Batman merchandise and advertisements. This book really takes advantage of its coffee table book nature -- but enough ranting and raving about it here. There's got to be some content left after the jump for you to enjoy, right?
Well, let's check it out.
12:29 AM on 07.23.2008
Tuesday Otaku Debate: Lelouch vs. Batman
Last week we had an epic debate between two megalomaniacal leaders who also happen to be fan favorites in villainy; Gendo of Neon Genesis fame vs. Final Fantasy VI's Kefka. If these two ever fought, you know the world w...
5:23 PM on 07.18.2008
Podtoid-san 67: "I am the Bat" edition
So I'm sure I had plenty of other things I wanted to talk about... but then I watched Batman. Sweet symphonies from serendipitous sirens have descended upon me, so now we're gonna talk about Gotham Knight. For those unaware, ...
10:15 AM on 06.25.2008
The only thing scarier than Batman is Batman on fire
MTV got the exclusive on this clip from the upcoming Batman anime, which you all should be excited about. Otherwise, Batman will come and take your children away, because you're a bad person.Anyways, we've got Bat...


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Offhand Facebook remark creates Cake and Whiskey Club
By Natasha Wasinski For Sun-Times Media December 26, 2013 11:46AM
Carlo Garcia started a club to have cake and whiskey as the only items on the menu. | Emily Schwartz photo
Cake and Whiskey Club
What: 'Whiskey, Frankincake & Myrrh' When:
8 p.m. Sunday at The Den Theatre, 1333 N. Milwaukee
Tickets: $18-$30
Info: cakeandwhiskey.us
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When Carlo Garcia mused online one day how he wanted to drink whiskey and eat cake "all the time," he was joking. Sort of.
His Facebook network played along and encouraged him to start the club. Someone asked about the cost to join.
"That got me thinking that maybe this isn't such a crazy idea after all," Garcia, 31, said.
What started as just another droll Internet comment spurred the Cake and Whiskey Club, bringing scotch imbibers and sugar junkies together for soirees featuring — you guessed it — sweets and spirits.
The group's motto? Have your cake and drink it, too.
Garcia said pairing whiskey with dessert made sense considering Southerners, Europeans and Caribbean people have been getting their cakes drunk for centuries.
"I think there's something very unique about putting those two things together in a very indulgent sort of way," he said. "The sweetness of the cakes tends to really balance out nicely with the bitterness of the whiskey. I think it's a really great combination."
He used his connections in the ticketing industry to create a lineup of monthly events under the Cake and Whiskey Club banner.
Each outing has a theme, which inspires the sweets and liquid menu.
The club's inaugural event in November paid homage to Prohibition — combining Houston's first legal whiskey distillery Yellow Rose,with red velvet jubilee cake.
The recommended attire for the club's next rendezvous, "Whiskey, Frankincake and Myrrh," on Sunday, is "dasher or vixen." Partygoers will wash down a chocolate cake with chai spice buttercream frosting with Fireball Cinnamon Whisky drinks.
"People who think they don't like whiskey they might like it when its mixed together with something else," noted Garcia. Purists who prefer their alcohol neat can sample a special selection of bourbons.
Cake artist Michele McAtee of Maddiebird Bakery promised her dessert's undertones of nutmeg, cinnamon and ginger would pair nicely with the whiskey's spice.
"I feel like it's a really nice way to kick off the New Year, with the decadence of the whiskey and the cake flavors," she said.
McAtee also found the club's founding principle of consuming fancy food 'just because' refreshing.
"I love the idea of getting together instead of waiting for a reason to get cake," she said.
The club celebrates Elvis' birth month on January 12 with "Hunka, Hunka Bourbon Love," and has plans in motion to recognize the "Kentucky Bourby" in May.
The evenings are open to the public. Starting Jan. 1, the club will offer a yearly membership for reserved seating, special gift bags and discounts on admission.
Garcia wants the tasting events to be more than just drinking and dining. A portion of proceeds in December will be donated to La Casa Norte, an organization that has combat city homelessness for the past decade. Plus, attendees who bring a coat to donate will receive discount admission.
"It's a good way, by indulging, to give back," Garcia said.
In addition to including a philanthropic component, the club is reminiscent of turn-of-the-century socializing, when Sadie Hawkins dances were neighborhood affairs.
Garcia has no problem riding the coattails of old-fashioned glitz with a fork in one hand and a glass of bourbon in the other.
"It's a callback to the time when men wore hats," he said. "I have a certain admiration for those times. There was a rule of chivalry and classiness, and we want to bring that back as much as possible."


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"For the coming of the Son of Man will be just like the days of Noah." - Matthew 24:37
When the people find that they can vote themselves money that will herald the end of the republic. - Benjamin Franklin
"Those who would give up Essential Liberty to purchase a little Temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety." - Benjamin Franklin...or maybe Richard Jackson
Always vote for principle, though you may vote alone, and you may cherish the sweetest reflection that your vote is never lost. John Quincy Adams
"I prefer dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery" - Thomas Jefferson
"It should be pretty clear by now, to most, that Romney is just an empty suit with no plan or internal vision and nothing more then a rubber stamp for the corporatist oligarchy behind current right-wing politics."----Sarah Palin
You're such a dumbass. The tax cuts haven't given you or anyone else a single thing. They allowed you to keep more of what you rightfully earned. If you really feel so damned bad about it, write Uncle Sam a check and quit bitching on a message board.
"It should be pretty clear by now, to most, that Romney is just an empty suit with no plan or internal vision and nothing more then a rubber stamp for the corporatist oligarchy behind current right-wing politics."----Sarah Palin
"It should be pretty clear by now, to most, that Romney is just an empty suit with no plan or internal vision and nothing more then a rubber stamp for the corporatist oligarchy behind current right-wing politics."----Sarah Palin
I haven't studied the federal budget in minute detail, but, I'm gonna express an opinion about it anyway. IT's BLOATED!
However, and I hate to do this, I have to say salty and some of the other libtards have a point. Depending on how fast you want to get the US heading toward some fiscal sanity, some combination of spending cuts/revenue increase is needed. YES! spending needs to be cut. Not just reductions in increases (base line budgeting) but REAL cuts. And, revenues need to increase. Never mind about the debt....just yet.....have to stop the bleeding and get rid of the annual deficit. Have to at least stop digging the hole deeper. That is step 1.
Once we have control of the annual spending/revenue matter. It's time to start chipping away at the debt. That means, the fed gov-mint has to run an annual surplus, i.e. revenues > spending. Yeah, right! With the democraps in charge? Won't happen. And, let's assume we do have an annual surplus. Still have to pay down the debt with it, NOT create new ways to spend (waste) it. Won't happen.
On the revenue side of the equation, seems to me everyone needs to contribute. For the 49% currently paying zero income tax....sorry, have to buck up and chip in too. No more free rides for anyone. And yes, at least in the short-term, the more you make the more you need to contribute. In the longer haul, we need to get back to creating REAL incentives for economic growth. Stop punishing achievers! The tax code, while evil, is necessary, and should encourage economic activity, not hamstring it.
I think the world (yes, the world because people want to invest in the good ole USA) will regain confidence if we simply eliminated the annual deficit, and started edging down the national debt. Even if it were projected to take decades to eliminate the debt, simply moving in the right direction would inspire confidence and create a new momentum for economic growth.
As your dictator (not prez, nope!) I would get this country back on sound economic footing. I would cut wasteful spending by the $billions, and reward those that stimulate REAL economic growth. In the short term, everyone will contribute, some more than others, and I would generate a new patriotic fervor whereby Americans will embrace the idea of fiscal sanity.
Then, after about 7-10 years as dictator, our house in order, and new Consitutional laws in place to prevent libtards from wrecking our beloved nation again, I would restore national elections, and retire to that tropical island (with naked native girls) that you fine people insisted on buying for me. Thanks, by the way.
- Reduce spending to 2008 levels.
- Medicare reform for people not approaching retirement yet. (Gives citizens the same health care that Congress has).
- Social Security reform.
- Enforceable caps on spending. (Can't go over 20% of GDP).
- Top Individual and Corporate tax rate of 25% (down from 35%). Eliminates loopholes.
Q&A for the tax proposal: http://budget.house.gov/SettingTheRe...raight/Tax.htm
IF they did as you said above, I would agree that tax rates need to be raised on the wealthy (and across the board). As it now stands, a tax increase would just encourage more spending on vote buying and stupidity.
Is it wise to raise taxes (on anyone) during an economic recession (borderline depression)? What good can come of that? The government "might" get more revenue, but that is no guarantee because more people would likely be laid off. I don't see the upside of that. It seems much wiser for the government to spend an amount equal to or lesser than the revenue it generates.


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There is a new sheet of images drawn by Rebecca Sinz available at Sweet Pea Stamps. Plate #234 and all four images are stunning. I was really taken with Cecaelia. I never have imagined and octopus as sexy, but Cecaelia makes it so.
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- Ali said...
Oooh fabulous! I was quite taken with those new Rebecca Sinz images too but not had a chance to play with them yet. :)
I love the monochrome theme you've used on this card - the shades of black and grey work really well wth this image. And those ?die-cut flourishes are beautiful! :)
- December 27, 2012 at 7:33 AM
- Connie said...
Wonderful Alex!! I too like your mono theme here and adore how you've placed the corner die cuts!!
- December 27, 2012 at 8:25 AM
- Holley said...
Beautiful Alex, your coloring is spot on and that paper you chose is perfect!
- December 27, 2012 at 9:40 AM
- Love crafts forever said...
Wow! Alex i like how you colored her Hair, and backing paper looks good with the image. Very pretty card.
Hugs Nat
- December 27, 2012 at 11:00 AM
- Karina said...
She looks great, Alex. I love her purple hair! You coloured her so beautiful and the background papers are a perfect match.
Hugs, Karina
- December 27, 2012 at 6:38 PM
- Randi WS said...
Fantastic!! Love those papers, and those diecuts are gorgeous details!!
Hugs, Randi
- December 28, 2012 at 7:40 AM
- uksharon said...
Soo fabulous Alex - great image beautifully coloured. Love the elements and die cuts.
- December 28, 2012 at 8:19 AM
- Milo Lilja said...
Lovely! What an amazing stamp motive! Cool! Love it!! Hugs Milo <3
- December 28, 2012 at 8:44 PM
- sweetpeastamps said...
WoW Alex, love the color scheme the purple with the grey is stunning. The diecut scrolls make the perfect accent. I love it
- December 28, 2012 at 9:28 PM
- jennifer said...
this is awesome, I love the image and how you paired the diecuts with it - really great
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Allegiant Air has officially landed in Hawaii.
The leisure-oriented carrier's first service to the state went into the books on Friday as Allegiant Flight 570 inaugurated the airline's Honolulu-Las Vegas route. The Associated Press reports hat passengers on the flight were "were greeted with lei, Hawaiian music and a blessing."
The Las Vegas Sun's VEGAS INC says the Allegiant Boeing 757-200 was "filled to capacity with 223 passengers." Many of those were first-time Hawaii visitors who say they were lured by Allegiant's low introductory fares, reports KHON 2 TV of Honolulu.
"We've gone to Ireland, Europe, Italy, but it's always off-season and cold so we said let's go somewhere warm we're going to Hawaii," Alex Raffi, one of the first-time visitors on the inaugural flight from Las Vegas, says to KHON.
And it didn't take long for Allegiant to start up its second route to Hawaii. The carrier's Fresno-Honolulu route made its debut Sunday.
Allegiant will further expand its Hawaii service in November when its adds nonstop routes between Hawaii and Bellingham, Wash.; Eugene, Ore.; Santa Maria, Calif.; and Stockton, Calif. Once those routes begin, Allegiant will be flying between two Hawaii airports – Kahului Airport on the island of Maui is the other besides Honolulu – and six cities on the U.S. mainland.
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Allegiant's business model is built on connecting small cities to popular tourist destinations, such as Las Vegas, Phoenix and Florida. The carrier's expansion to Hawaii has created excitement among small cities, which have historically have had few – if any – nonstop flights to that state.
Underscoring that, Fresno Yosemite International Airport spokeswoman Vikki Calderon urged Fresno-area residents to use the newly added service.
"We really need the community and the region to support the service," Calderon says to KFSN TV of Fresno. "We need the airlines to see that there is a demand for the service, so that it remains here."
Already, Allegiant's new Hawaii service has drawn a competitive response from Alaska Airlines, which has become one of the Aloha State's bigger players in recent years.
Alaska Airlines said last week that it too would expand its Hawaii service, announcing a new seasonal route between Bellingham, Wash., and Maui that will go head-to-head with Allegiant.
And Alaska Air appears to be upping the stakes on the seemingly thin route. The Bellingham Herald writes Alaska Air's Nov. 8 start date on the route will give it "a one-week head start (over Allegiant), with (its) flights starting one week sooner than Allegiant's and an introductory fare that is $20 lower one-way." Alaska Air plans to fly the route four times a week, compared with the twice-weekly service currently on Allegiant's schedule.
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2.) hook. I got mine in the package when I bought my bands, but otherwise you can make one from a paper clip or something (by bending it into the right shape-you'll want to make the actual hook part as small as possible).
3.) clasp. These also came in my kit, but there are lots of alternatives you could use, including...
-tie the ends together with yarn. I will provide instructions throughout this 'ible for yarn. Any type of string will work, and you could even cut a runner band
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If you are using string, tie it around the middle of the folded band, in the same place as the plastic. Don't make it too tight though because you'll need to untie it later.
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Got a wailing newborn? Parents have long used pacifiers to quiet them, despite warnings about nipple confusion from nursing experts.
Now, a few pediatricians are questioning the commonly held belief that pacis meddle with a newborn's breast-feeding. And in a complete about-face, the latest research suggests that pacifiers may encourage breast-feeding.
In December 2010, Oregon Health & Science University Doernbecher Children's Hospital locked up pacifiers in the newborn nursery to improve their breast-feeding record even more. To everyone's surprise, they saw breast-feeding rates drop as soon as the pacifiers were no longer readily available.
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This weekend marks the start of fall racing for the Saratoga Rowing Association junior programs as SRA heads to Albany to compete in the 26th annual Head of the Hudson regatta.
This years Head of the Hudson, hosted by the Albany Rowing Center, boasts over 130 entries from 19 clubs competing in a head style race against the clock. SRA will compete in events from the modified (8th grade) level thru varsity on both the Boys and Girls side, providing a good early season test for all crews. Details on the race and directions to the venue can be found HERE
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Only Oblarney is intent on giving the nation wealth redistribution for the holidays. If they can't do it by tax and spend then they will do it by borrow, spend and devalue your savings.
Either way if you're a good boy or girl who beleives that savings are a virtue and consuming more than you earn is a sin, Teh Omen is still going to force you into income equality with those with less wisdom. They are either going to drain your savings through taxes on income, capital gains and wealth or dilute the value of what you have saved by printing more and more dollars backed by thin air.0
'Tis the season for the iso-quants to not meet the production possibilities curve due to that drop in the damn marginal propensity to consume.+1
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Some television shows suffer when they pull the focus from their leading man or woman. That's not true of FX's Justified, thanks in no small part to the endlessly watchable Walton Goggins and his backwoods kingpin Boyd Crowder.Winter TV: Get the scoop on your favorite returning showsOriginally conceived as a white supremacist with a penchant for blowing things up, Boyd was supposed to die in the pilot at the hands of the show's hero, Deputy U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens (Timothy Olyphant), one of Boyd's childhood friends. Once the writers saw fit to postpone Boyd's fate, he's spent three seasons vacillating between being a reformed preacher, a faithful lover and a self-interested crime lord — all the while trading barbs with Raylan while (usually) managing to keep his dirty hands out of Raylan's cuffs.But in Season 4, the old friends and sworn enemies have yet to share a scene. (And according to executive producer Graham Yost, they won't until Episode 5.) Instead, Boyd's once again trapped in a Bible battle with snake-handling Preacher Billy (guest star Joe Mazzello), who has moved into Harlan with the intent to save the souls of Boyd's Oxycontin-addicted customers....read more
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Well, now we're really in the middle of it. New Bern's got an ammunition factory and two of Jericho's important residents are being held captive. Heather's supposedly dead, Constantino (Timothy Omundson) is on a rampage ("I'm big on anything that keeps us alive") and Hawkins is hovering in the darkness with no one but himself to fix the situation.When the episode started off with the windmills rolling into Jericho, I was glad to see Stanley back in town, along with the other nameless Jericho men who went to New Bern weeks ago. (The look on Stanley's face when he saw Bonnie's boy toy was priceless.) But I was more excited to actually get out of town and see other survivors struggling. Life in New Bern is just as desperate as Jericho, and Eric's unknown whereabouts were a perfect opportunity for Jake and Hawkins to hit the road together and team up to get more answers. I love Jake's nature. He's protective, defensive and sometimes irrational when it comes to his loved ones, but he com...
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