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4 days ago · The first half of the book, set in gore-drenched hospital wards, mildewed dorm rooms, and boozy officers’ clubs, is an exciting read, tracking the transformation of virginal, uptight Frankie into a crack surgical nurse and woman of the world.
- Morgan Talty
8 hours ago · With my seven suggestions, The Thing Remastered can finally deliver on its promises. 1. Make The Trust System Work As Intended. One of the key components of The Thing that made it stand out was ...
5 days ago · Performance reviews: Review the employee's past performance reviews. Check if any concerns were raised. HR data: Look at HR data like turnover rates, training programs, and promotion stats. This can show areas needing improvement. Exit interview analytics: Use tools to find common themes in feedback from employees who left.
3 days ago · Iterate is the second album by Exit Angles, continuing the band’s exploration of the post-hardcore genre and building on the foundation laid by their first album with a more refined and expanded sound. Iterate is very controlled and focused as the band self-produced and self-released the album. It is what you want to hear from a DIY project ...
4 days ago · It’s at the basis of comedy. It’s the pratfall we all take. It’s the unavoidable mistake we didn’t expect. It’s everywhere I go. It’s in the way that I am, both light and dark, good and not-so-good. It’s my life.” —Michael Richards, from Entrances and Exits. Genres MemoirNonfictionBiography MemoirBiography. 440 pages, Hardcover.
4 days ago · “Fire Exit” is narrated by a white man named Charles, who lives across the river from the Penobscot Nation in Maine. For years he has watched from afar as Elizabeth, the child he fathered with a Native woman, grows up on the reservation with her mother, Mary, and her Native stepfather, Roger.
4 days ago · That tension gives Fire Exit a unique sense of urgency, relating a very human story that questions how much of a role race plays in Native American identity, culture and family. This book wasn’t made to put all those questions to rest once and for all. But Talty clearly wrote it from a place of love, the complicated type that can be equally ...
