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- 0Jul 2, '08 by neatnurse30Hi everybody,
I'm an RN for 2.5 years now working on medical oncology floor. The way I see things are done in hospital, and how stressful and disrespectful nursing is, I'm thinking about career change before I get too old. I can't force myself going to hospital anymore. I'm thinking about becoming Pharmacy Technician, because I could use a lot of my knowledge there and not have to deal with patients. Do you know anybody who quit nursing and started a new career and is happy now? What do you know about the job as a Pharmacy Technician?
- 1Jul 2, '08 by hypocaffeinemiaWell, the obvious issue is that you're paid two to three times less as a CPhT.
- 2Jul 2, '08 by NeemHi there!
I am suprised to see licensed nurses wanting to step down! from nursing to pharmacy tech work. If you knew what I know (someone who works in that field already) I would suck it up as a nurse and run with the $money! Remember, many of us are trying to get what you already have!
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- 2Jul 2, '08 by pagandeva2000Most pharmacy techs I know work for barely over minimum wage at chain drug stores like CVS, Walgreens, etc... I would consider working for another place than a hospital before I give up altogether. RNs have many more opportunities and I would try and discover those first before throwing in the towel.
- 3Jul 2, '08 by premedturnednursingHi...
I was a pharm tech for 8 years, and maybe it was just my facility, but it's not exactly stress free, either. Contrary to popular belief, we don't just count pills. I was an IV tech and I made ALL of the IV fluids for the ENTIRE hospital. Albeit a small hospital, but nonetheless I made them all and was accountable for all of my work including TPNs. I was responsible for checking pharmacist calculations, checking my work for precipitate, etc. Plus, when I left I was making $16 per hour. Why not just switch to another area of nursing? Maybe an area where you do mainly clinical work? I was a tech for so long that I felt like some of my work had migrated into mindless. Plus, I was beginning to train pharmaCISTS that were half my age or the same age which was a little depressing to me and damaging to my pride.
I would just think twice about it. The grass is always greener on the other side.
- 0Jul 2, '08 by lvnandmomx3My ex husband is a pharmacy tech. He worked at a good neighbor pharmacy for over a yr and left making $10.50 an hr. He now works at an insurance company doing prior auth started at $14 now making around $16. No where near what nurses make low $30's ro mid $40's. So if money is not important and you are just looking for a little bit less stress (not a whole lot less according to him) then go for.
- 0Jul 2, '08 by pagandeva2000Quote from TracylvnMy ex husband is a pharmacy tech. He worked at a good neighbor pharmacy for over a yr and left making $10.50 an hr. He now works at an insurance company doing prior auth started at $14 now making around $16. No where near what nurses make low $30's ro mid $40's. So if money is not important and you are just looking for a little bit less stress (not a whole lot less according to him) then go for.
Did your ex-husband also experience stress from being a pharmacy tech? I always did wonder about the physical and emotional conditions of their position.
- 0Jul 2, '08 by chenoaspiritA friend of mine who I graduated nursing school with used to be a pharmacy tech. She loved it. She constantly says "I wish they would pay me RN pay to be a pharmacy tech" They do make MUCH less money than nurses. If you can live on a pharm tech salary, then I say go for it. If you dont like it, you can always go back into nursing as long as you keep up your license and CEU's. Life is too short to be miserable. Im miserable being a nurse, hoping to later go back to school. But I cant afford to make less money than I make now.
- 2Jul 2, '08 by neatnurse30Thank you all who replied to my thread for your opinion. I have to agree with you all saying that switching from RN to pharmacy tech is a step backward. My unit in the hospital is so short of RNs on nights that many times I'm the only RN scheduled and then I have to be in charge every time ( because I'm the only floor nurse) and of course have patients and work with float nurses or other unit nurses or travellers that I don't even know. That really stresses me out.
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Now that happened a few weeks back. Tonight he asked me what I thought about canceling our mountain trip and going over to help his friend and her wife unpack and get settled. I told him that it sounded like his mind was made up and that was fine, as I had a lot to do anyways, because I'm moving this weekend myself. I didn't get to tell him that I am opposed to going over there to help them unpack, when I feel sort of odd.
I did have a previous conversation with him when he asked me if I had spoken to his friend's wife and I mentioned that I had last called and left a msg and hadn't heard back. He said that maybe I should try her again, to which I replied, I don't force myself down people's throats that way. He said something about it being different now as we were family in his mind and they would have to see me as such. I further explained that acceptance comes in time.
I am feeling a bit frantic, because I pick him up from the airport next wednesday. He'll be around until that Friday and then him and his friend will leave to attend a mason's meeting and won't return until that monday. Then we will be here in this town and I feel he is anticipating that I will be with him the whole time while he's over there and wanting to ride motorcycles. I don't mind motorcycles, but I'd rather opt to be doing it somewhere else and not to feel obligated to have to help his friends, when I will have to unpack and get settled myself.


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Gluten-Free Quinoa Biscuits
By Emily Smith
These aren't sweet. Not at all. That's why I cut them out in adorable hearts – to entice you to try them all the same. They are dry, crunchy, seemingly salty, and ideal for dipping in tea. These biscuits are plain. You could serve them with spicy soup or drizzle honey on top, as I did; they work well either way.
The dough is crumbly and a bit temperamental to work with, but the result is good. If you have patience, you will be happy in the end. My next try with this recipe will include some herbs. Quinoa flour has a rather distinct flavor that, in my opinion, lends itself better to savory. However, I have heard that it suits dark chocolate too!
Have you ever tried baking with quinoa flour? How did it turn out?
Gluten-Free Quinoa Biscuits
Makes 12 large
1 cup of quinoa flour
1 cup of brown rice flour
1 teaspoon of baking powder
1/8 cup of stevia
1/4 cup of creamy virgin coconut oil (refrigerate until it reaches butter-like consistency)
1 egg
4 Tablespoons of almond milk
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- In a large bowl, sift flours and baking powder together.
- Cut in creamy/cool virgin coconut oil.
- Then add in egg and almond milk.
- Form the dough and place in the refrigerator for 15 minutes.
- Remove and roll out to 1/2 inch thick.
- Cut out biscuits and place on lightly greased cookie sheet.
- Bake for 11-13 minutes.
- Remove and let cool entirely before removing them from cookie sheet.
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You do most of your dreaming during REM sleep. But your brain paralyzes your muscles so you do not act out the dreams.
During sleep, a person usually progresses through the 3 stages of non-REM sleep before entering REM sleep. This takes about 1 to 2 hours after falling asleep. The cycle is repeated three to four times each night. And adult spends more time in NREM sleep than in REM sleep. An infant usually spends about half of the sleeping time in NREM and half in REM stages.
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What we learned in the Pac-12: Week 11
By Ted Miller
What did we learn in Week 11? Read on.
Hogan was the right choice for Stanford:
It seemed like odd timing that Stanford coach David Shaw switched starting quarterbacks as his team headed into its biggest game of the year, but freshman
Kevin Hogan
made his coach look smart, though it wasn't always pretty.ĀHogan completed 22 of 29 passes for 254 yards with three touchdowns and two interceptions in a 27-23 victory over Oregon State. He also rushed for 49 yards on 11 carries. His biggest pass was a 13-yard strike to tight end
Zach Ertz
for the winning points. Hogan was effective with his feet and his arm, and he didn't wilt when things didn't go his way through most of the second and third quarters. Now he faces a bigger test: Oregon at Autzen Stadium.
Kevin Hogan kept an even keel in Stanford's comeback victory over Oregon State.
USC shows some grit:
USC held Arizona State to only 250 yards and three second-half points in a 38-17 win. The Trojans trailed 17-14 early in the third, and it looked as though they might pack it in for the season. But with senior center
Khaled Holmes
exhorting his teammates on the sidelines, USC showed some grit, particularly on defense. The same defense that got ripped by Arizona and Oregon's spread offenses shut down the Sun Devils, recording six sacks and forcing four turnovers. It was far from perfect. On the day quarterback
Matt Barkley
Āset the Pac-12 career passing yardage record (12,026 yards), surpassing the previous mark held by Carson Palmer, he threw three interceptions. Still, the Trojans play archrival UCLA next weekend for the Pac-12 South Division title.
Ducks are banged up with Stanford coming to town, but will that matter?
Oregon arrived at California with
major injury issues
, particularly with its defensive front, and things only got worse as the game went on. The Ducks, however, pulled themselves together and dominated the Bears in the second half, winning 59-17. Still, Stanford, which visits Autzen Stadium on Saturday, is a much better team that Cal, particularly on the offensive line. Will the Ducks get some guys back, such as defensive linemenĀ
Ricky Heimuli
Dion Jordan
Isaac Remington
? The Ducks don't talk about injuries, but injuries will be something lots of folks are talking about this week. Or speculating on.
UCLA gets its big shot at vulnerable USC:
While UCLA let up in the second half at Washington State -- the Bruins were outscored 29-7 and won only 44-36 -- that doesn't change the big possibilities that lie ahead. Now 8-2, the Bruins can win the Pac-12 South Division if they beat archrival USC in the Rose Bowl on Saturday. That would mean stomping on the Trojans' once-hyped season, which would inspire plenty of consternation in Heritage Hall. UCLA fans would love to do that. And it would mean the Bruins could end up in the Rose Bowl, either as the Pac-12 champions or as an at-large selection. So big stakes are at hand.
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Ka'Deem Carey
rushed forĀ366 yards -- a new Pac-12 single-game record -- and five touchdowns in Arizona'sĀ56-31Āwin over Colorado. He will take over the Pac-12 rushing lead, as Oregon's
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Salisbury, MD's Life On Repeat will release their sophomore album, Blacklisted, on December 3 through Equal Vision Records. The new album will be the band's final release together. To coincide with the release and their unfortunate disbanding, Life On Repeat will play four final farewell shows in December.
Guitarist Andrew Baylis opens up about the band's tough decision to call it quits explaining, "It's been a long, amazing ride, but with the growing competition and politics of the music industry it would be next to impossible for us to continue being a band financially and actually keep our spirits high in doing so. We love making music and playing it for new people, but there are just some aspects to being in a band that make it hard to actually keep doing it for the right reasons...and we would never want to sell ourselves short just to please what we think people will like. We were so lucky to have teamed up with Equal Vision Records and to have met such an amazing group of people within the music industry. It's nice to know that there are still some people out there that do this for the right reason, and that is a rare thing to find nowadays."
"With all this being said, we would love to see everyone end this chapter for the band on a good note and pick up a copy of the new album. Blacklisted is about our band's journey, the experiences we've shared with others, the friends we've made, the bridges we've burned...and the simple fact that the world can try and keep you from succeeding - but the only writer of fate is yourself. Sometimes we forget that, or maybe we are taught to forget it...but you control your own life."
The new album highlights the band's distinctive, in-your-face sound that pairs dark, aggressive musical intensity with soaring, passionate vocals and undeniably memorable melodies.
Two songs from Blacklisted – "Forgotten" and "Atypical" are available now on iTunes, as part of a previously released two-song digital single. A music video for "Forgotten" is also available now on Youtube.com/equalvision. Preorders for the album will be launched in the coming weeks on equalvision.merchnow.com.
Blacklisted was recorded at Oceanic Recording Studios in Bethesda, MD last November with Brandon Paddock [The Used, Panic! At The Disco] and Taylor Larson [Periphery, Conditions] - who also produced the band's debut full-length album, Struggle + Sleep. Life On Repeat is comprised of Patrick Purves [vocals], Andrew Baylis [guitar], Zach King [guitar], Devon Voisine [bass], and David Walker [drums].
"It means the world to us for you guys to hear our last full-length record, that we worked so hard on," shares Baylis. "For everyone who ever gave us a floor to sleep on, bought our merch, bought our records, or just listened to our music and felt something special…we will never be able to thank you enough."
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How to Read Body Language:
Tilting your head - A sign of listening that can be misinterpreted as one of submission or even flirting.
Folding your hands on your lap - Hiding your hands under a conference table or desk, for example, signals untrustworthiness; a cue from ancient times, when men would reveal their palms to show they were unarmed.
Crossing your legs - A sign of resistance.
Excessive smiling - An indication that you lack gravitas and seriousness.
Folding your arms in front of you - Translates to insecurity or defensiveness.
Playing with or tugging at your hair, jewelry or clothes - can signal distress or, again, be misinterpreted as flirting.
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2 cups chopped lettuce
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4 hard boiled eggs, sliced
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4 burrito size whole wheat tortillas
Place the bacon slices on to a paper towel on a plate and cover with another paper towel. Microwave for 5 to 7 minutes, or until dark and crispy. If you prefer, cook the bacon in a skillet over medium high heat until dark and crispy. Remove and let cool before adding to wraps.
Place a slice of bacon, 2 cheese slice halves, lettuce, avocado slices, hard-boiled egg slices and drizzles of Ranch dressing onto each of the soft taco size tortillas. Roll and serve.
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8 ounces whole grain macaroni noodles, uncooked
1 Tablespoon trans-fat free butter spread
1 Tablespoon whole wheat flour
12 ounce box (2 cups) frozen butternut squash puree, thawed
2 ounces (heaping 1/2 cup) reduced-fat 2% cheddar cheese
Sea salt, to taste
Boil noodles according to directions. Drain and reserve 1 cup pasta water. In pot over medium heat cook butter spread with flour for 1 minute. Stir in squash and add reserved water slowly (about 1/4 cup at a time) until desired consistency. Add cheese and stir until melted. Fold together cheese mixture and cooked noodles and season with salt.
Vegetable Lasagna
Makes 9x12" lasagna (12 3x3" pieces)
1 Tablespoon olive oil
2 cloves garlic, minced
dried oregano, sea salt and cayenne pepper, to taste
1 package (8 ounces) mushrooms, chopped
1 cup frozen spinach, thawed & squeezed dry
1 egg, whisked
1 package (14 ounce) firm tofu, drained & mashed with fork to resemble ricotta cheese
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1 jar (24 ounces) pasta sauce
8 no-cook whole wheat lasagna noodles
1 eggplant, cut into lengthwise 1/4" strips
3 zucchni, cut into lengthwise 1/4" strips
1.5 cups shredded part-skim mozzarella cheese
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. In skillet, sauté oil, garlic, oregano, salt, cayenne, mushrooms and spinach for 6-8 minutes, until mushrooms are browned. Stir mushroom mixture and egg into tofu. Mist 9x12" baking dish with cooking spray. Pour 1/3 jar sauce into dish. Place 4 noodles on sauce (to fit bottom of dish) and top with eggplant slices, 1/2 of tofu mixture, 1/2 cup mozzarella cheese. Repeat layers: sauce, noodles, zucchini, tofu, cheese. Top with remaining sauce and cheese. Bake covered in foil for 30 minutes. Remove cover and cook an additional 20 minutes.
Crispy Chicken Drumsticks
Makes 8 drumsticks
1/2 cup whole wheat flour
dried oregano, sea salt and cayenne pepper, to taste
8 skinless drumsticks
2 eggs, whisked
1 cup whole wheat panko breadcrumbs
Cooking spray
Preheat oven to 400 degrees F. Mix flour with oregano, salt and cayenne. Dip each drumstick into flour mixture, then egg, and then panko. Put drumsticks onto baking sheet misted with cooking spray. Mist tops of breaded drumsticks with cooking spray. Bake for 40 minutes, turning once, until internal temperature 165 degrees F.
French Toast
Makes 8 pieces
4 eggs
1/2 cup unsweetened vanilla almond milk (or favorite milk)
1 teaspoon cinnamon
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
8 slices whole grain bread
grapeseed oil (for brushing)
Whisk eggs, milk, cinnamon and vanilla. Dip bread into mixture. Cook on griddle/skillet brushed with oil for 2-3 minutes per side, until golden.
Black Bean Brownies
Makes 16 brownies
1 can (15 ounce) black beans, rinsed and drained
3 Tablespoons water
1 box (13 ounce) dry brownie mix
Cooking spray
Pre-heat oven to 350 degrees F. With hand blender, puree beans and water until smooth. Stir in brownie mix (will be thick). Spread batter into 8X8 pan coated with cooking spray. Bake for 30-35 minutes or until edges start to pull away from sides.
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So, I've always been one of those gals that said "I am not a runner". I have slowly worked my way up to running a 5k, but I've had no desire or a good reason to go any further.
Until last Monday.
I watched the Boston Marathon on TV and then saw the horrible tragedy unfold. My heart broke into a million pieces. And then...I got angry. I was angry at those who have no respect for life. Cowards who attack the innocent from dark corners and then slink away.
So, it is for the innocent victims that I find a reason to begin my training. Those fighting for their lives in Boston hospitals, those mourning the loss of loved ones and those having to start their lives again.
I am not a runner. But I will run a marathon. I will begin training in defiance of those who think they have power over us. I will run for Boston.
Not a lot of words, just a lot of pictures. Pure awesomeness!!!
It was our turn to host a Zumbathon this time! Despite some electrical issues and misplaced raffle tickets, we had an awesome time and raised money for a great cause!
Yup, yup! It happened!
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Guess what I'll be doing on March 3rd? That's right! Getting licensed to teach Zumba Toning!!
This is one of my favorite Zumba specialties they offer and I'm just over the moon excited to be able to bring this to my class. Woohoo!!
Also coming up, we have a few more Zumbathons scheduled (one this weekend!) and the Color Run will be coming up in April!
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Wellington - South Africa's Bulls will defend their week-old lead in the Super 15 in its southernmost stronghold when they take on the under-pressure Otago Highlanders in the weekend's 13th round.
The Pretoria-based Bulls took over first place last weekend when they scored a late try to beat the New South Wales Waratahs 27-24, their eighth win from 10 games, combined with the Waikato Chiefs' first loss in 10 matches.
Springbok super-boot Morne Steyn will play his 100th match for the Bulls, who will have to overcome injuries and one of the most hostile home grounds in the tournament at Dunedin, New Zealand, to maintain their place at the top of the table. - Sapa-AP
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Welcome to the leading Vermont vacation destination.
While the explosion of Vermont's red, yellow and orange foliage in the fall, green mountains in the summer, blue lakes in the spring and pristine white powder in the winter are truly something to see at Stowe, nature's backdrop is only one reason to visit this world-class Vermont vacation destination. Whether you're running, strolling, shopping, rowing, climbing, skiing, golfing, or simply sitting, the area that surrounds Stowe Mountain Lodge has a cosmopolitan allure that will beckon you back to Vermont again and again.
Join the many events on the mountain or take advantage of the many fun and cultural vacation activities throughout the local Stowe, Vermont area over the next few months:
Events for December 2014
SPPAC Presents George Bizet's CARMEN from Staatsoper Berlin
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Saturday, June 29
Daniel Barenboim conducting the Staatskapelle Berlin Orchester Stage Director: Martin Kušej. Director: Don Kent. Producers: EuroArts Music International, ZDF/ARTE North American Premiere: Sunday March 11, 2012 Running time: 201 minutes incl. 15 minute intermission Cast: Rolando Villazon (Don José;) Marina Domashenko (Carmen;) Adriane Queiroz (Micaela;) Alexander Vinogradov (Escamillo.) Bizet's Carmen is reputed to be the most famous opera in the world. Maestro Daniel Barenboim presents his musical view on this classic opera, one of the most significant opera events of the decade. Marina Domashenko's rich mezzo soprano voice makes her ideal for the title role in Carmen. After the premiere the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung wrote about Rolando Villazon: "A perfect José, sung as he hasn't been sung in a long time… This young Mexican tenor alone makes it worth seeing." Der Tagesspiegel called Villazon, "A dream Tenor."


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Nothing strange ever happens in Old St. Vital
Old St. Vital is a good place to live. Trees, parks, wildlife, lots of space to walk and cycle; rivers and some quite unexpected valleys. It's peaceful; nothing strange ever happens.
But one day a woman marched into the park; she placed a cardboard box carefully in a particular position, saluted it, and marched away. An empty, unmarked cardboard box.
One afternoon I was sitting on the Seine River bank, when a fellow came by and asked me if I'd seen "the" turtle. He collected reptiles, he said, and he wanted to try to catch one of the painted turtles that live in the river. As it happened, I had seen one, but a while ago, and it had submerged into the muddy depths and was long gone. The man took me to visit his home: among other ordinary animals, he had a pair of iguanas and a teguixen, a very intelligent South American reptile which can grow to three feet, and is ordinarily bad-tempered and aggressive: it will bite, scratch, and lash you with its tail. His wasn't very big and was quite placid, although I didn't attempt to handle it. After that, every time I passed the man's Des Meurons Street residence I noticed the brilliant light coming from his porch, which he used to maintain the proper climate.
And one fabulous day: I was waiting at a traffic light on Rue Archibald, when I observed a guy having a severe attack of bicycle rage. He picked his bike up and threw it down on the ground. He picked it up again and SLAMMED it down. Then he picked it up and thrust it into a nearby bush and stamped away looking grimly satisfied. I looked at the fellow in the car in the next lane, and he looked at me; we smirked at each other and went on our ways as the light changed.
Closer to home, I noticed a neighbour vacuuming his hedge.
And that evening, my brother called, all in a fluster, to tell me that the Moonies had taken over Proctor & Gamble. (The symbol of the Unification Church looked rather like the P & G logo, and quite a number of people came to the same erroneous conclusion. I didn't give a hoot anyway and I've never been sure why he told me. Maybe it was just a day for such things).
Nothing strange happens in old St. Vital; but we do have moments of unusual interest.
Peter Lacey is a community correspondent for St. Vital.
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"Carver" Test at Taos
This week at Taos, we lined up a week-long frontside carver test. Turns out, carver tests work better than snow dances…
Trip Report: Broken River Ski Area
The Broken River club field of Canterbury, New Zealand, is a very friendly place with a remarkably interesting history.
Trip Report: Paddling Norway
If you like whitewater, you'll love Norway. This trip report / photo gallery is designed to help you plan your own trip.
Back to Canterbury
In just a few days, we're heading back to Canterbury, New Zealand for our southern hemisphere ski review trip. (And we're going to sneak in some backpacking this time, too.)
Trip Report: Whistler Blackcomb
We sent a team of reviewers to Whistler, BC, to test trail and DH bikes on some of the best trails in the world. Here's a recap and photo gallery.
Trip Report: Rocklands, South Africa
Rocklands, South Africa is every boulderers dream – it's like Hueco Tanks, Joe's Valley, and Bishop all mixed together. Here's our trip report and guide to climbing in Rocklands.
Best of Alta, 2014
We just capped another great season at Alta Ski Area, and we're already dreaming about next year. Here's a look at some of our favorite photos from the 13/14 season.
Best of Taos, 2014
It's closing weekend at Taos Ski Valley, and to celebrate another excellent year, we've selected a few of our favorite images of the season.
Trip Report (and Guide) to Paddling Veracruz, Mexico
Veracruz, Mexico is a mecca for steep, low-volume creeking, with huge runnable waterfalls. This Guide will tell you exactly how to get there, get around, and where to stay, and the Photo Gallery will show you exactly why it's so worth the trip.
Blister Heads Home—Taos Ski Valley
This year for our post-SIA review trip, we decided to stay home. Here's why.
Trip Report: Back at Alta
Blister is back at Alta, and these photos from last weekend will show you why Alta makes for a pretty great place to carry out our mission.
Trip Report: Thanksgiving at Taos
Winter is back, and we're all very thankful. And those who were at Taos this Thanksgiving are supremely thankful.
Trip Report: Spring Break, Taos
It's been snowing in Taos, and we're jonesing. Check out these images from last spring — we'll see you there this season.
Trip Report: Grand Canyon of the Stikine
The Grand Canyon of the Stikine, widely considered to be the most difficult big water expedition run in North America, is an epic journey through Class V water.
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: Interbike 2013
Photos of the bizarre things we saw on the Interbike floor, from very strange suspension designs to ingenious ways to carry a six-pack.
Interbike 2013
Interbike officially kicked off Wednesday. From 27.5 bikes to new safety tech, here's a bit of what we've seen.
Trip Report: Treble Cone, Wanaka, NZ
We took a few days away from the club fields and rope tows of Canterbury to check out Treble Cone—the largest ski area in the Wanaka / Queenstown region.
2013 Black Diamond Big Mountain CHILL Series Comp – Temple Basin, NZ
The New Zealand CHILL Series wrapped up last weekend. Here are a few photos of the challenging terrain and the athletes who threw down hard as they vied to qualify for the Freeride World Tour.
Trip Report: Mount Olympus, NZ
We've got another Canterbury club field to introduce you to, Mount Olympus. It's the playground of the gods, the location of some outstanding Hike-To terrain, and the home of one super friendly, evil bartender.
2013 K2 Big Mountain CHILL Series
Skiers and riders sent big airs Saturday as they vied for the chance to qualify for the Freeride World Tour. Here are some photos that showcase the talented field and Craigieburn club field's big mountain terrain.


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|Name: _________________________
|Period: ___________________
This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Who does Spade tell the young man to get in contact with him?
(a) G
(b) C
(c) Cairo
(d) His parents
2. What is the name of the Russian?
(a) Hermidov
(b) Tolstoy
(c) Khruschev
(d) Kemidov
3. What does Spade do when Cairo is close enough?
(a) Spits in his face
(b) Kicks him in the groin
(c) Kisses him
(d) Knock him out
4. What is Miss Wonderly's real surname?
(a) O'Shaughnessy
(b) LeBlanc
(c) Dodo
(d) O'Connor
5. Who is going to follow Floyd?
(a) Sam Spade
(b) Miles Archer
(c) Effie perine
(d) Iva Archer
Short Answer Questions
1. When was Thursby found dead?
2. Why does Cairo point the gun at Spade the second time?
3. Which character in this chapter has their gun drawn?
4. Which two characters are left alone in the apartment?
5. When will the Wonderly's parents be back from Europe?
Short Essay Questions
1. What problems has Gutman had trying to get the falcon?
2. What is Spade's ulterior motive in helping out Brigid?
3. In what way do Spade's qualities come out in this chapter?
4. What does Spade say Brigid, Cairo and Gutman do aboard the La Paloma?
5. How does SPade calm Brigid down in the tenth chapter?
6. How does Spade rid Cairo of his weapon?
7. How was the falcon made?
8. Why does Gutman want to keep Spade on his good side in the seventeenth chapter?
9. What does the final chapter say about Spade's character?
10. What was Brigid's relationship with Thursby?
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