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Pankeo in Selma, California 34 months ago |
I have worked at 3 different locations. First Location: After 3 days working as a pharm tech, I was getting bullied, insulted in front of co-workers, and singled-out by a clique of pharmacists and pharm techs. Plus, I was not trained very well, if not at all. I stood up to the main person who was doing most of the bad stuff and then reported all the incidents to the store manager. After that, for 3 days the guy left me alone, but then the rest of the clique basically picked up where they left off all because I stood up to their friend. After 2 weeks I already thought about transferring. They were just looking for the perfect opportunity to get rid of me, and unfortunately that opportunity came to them when I made a big mistake. The pharmacist basically told me to take a hike, but then that evening one of the clique members texted me to come to work the next day. I professionally told her off, then reported everything to the Pharmacy Tech Trainer and Pharmacy District Manager. Apparently the pharmacist was reprimanded for the way he handled things, because the Pharmacy District Manager was wanting me to still work there. No thanks buddy. Second Location: Staff is very pleasant, accommodating, and helpful. The only bad experience I had there was when one of the pharmacists wrongfully blamed me for a lady getting another person's medication, when it was actually her (the pharmacist's) fault. Third Location: Staff loves to gossip, they're kind of fun to be around, but some of the techs liked to blame me for stuff I never did, which was my number one pet peeve. They were playing games, so I learned to play games too: whenever I caught them doing a mistake, I called them out on it. |
Jen V. in Stafford, Virginia 31 months ago |
brown_dude34 in Hyde Park, Massachusetts said: Personally, I have never read a post regarding working at CVS /Pharmacy as a positive experience. I like working at CVS pharmacy. My pharmacist is polite, and listens to me--the higher-ups overwork us, but I like the fast pace, and I enjoy the interaction with people. I like the schedule in retail, and I'm getting a lot of good experience. The job leaves me enough time to continue with my writing, and it's interesting. Maybe 'cuz I work in Virginia, and we're nicer in Virginia? I have no idea. But I was surprised by your experience. |
diephantom in Fullerton, California 30 months ago |
omg! i thought i was the only one with this problem i am so thankful for you guys. I just started working at cvs in may of this year (2012) now i have what like 3 months working here & i still feel like i havent advanced i mean at first it was exciting that i was finally employed and what not but now its totally not how it seemed at first sure they have these online courses and on the job training at different stores but how they expect us to remember that or get used to it if we can't even do it on our homestore?! And how i believe someone already mentioned the only thing they have put me to since i got here is pick up & that is it. From time to time production & drop off (but since im not much trained for all this insurance & claims & whatnot I often find myself being stuck & if i ask for help the PIC just replaces me with another tech with more experience & has obviously been there long enough . . . so how am i supposed to learn? -_-) Also like i just read above on one comment the coworkers are not all that friendly esp one in particular that is really getting on my nerves! I mean for every little thing i do she has something to say and once in awhile if not all the time i can hear her gossip about me and suddenly i am the center of attn/amusement and everyone starts to laugh and whatnot she/they think i cannot hear them but i hear everything that they are saying about me sometimes i ignore them but sometimes it is very difficult & just yesterday I made a bad mistake that yes I admit i should of been more attentive but unfortunately i wasn't at the moment . . . anyway so this particular girl notices and then she starts telling the pharmacists & then i hear them all laughing then the pharmacist does not tell me anything but he is giving me this look as if to say give up already you're stupid & incompetent or something like that honestly it is stressful & of course like its been mentioned before the customers don't make it any easier so my question is how do they |
diephantom in Fullerton, California 30 months ago |
expect us to learn or advance if they do not give us such opportunity or take the time to teach us? I really need answers and sad to say LOTS OF HELP!!! D: If someone could please help me I would really much appreciate it |
diephantom in Fullerton, California 30 months ago |
i most def. do not recommend in becoming a pharmacy tech. & @ worthless servant I feel exactly like that isn't that just depressing? like really you would think that they would be more professional like but no they are worse than when i worked at a restaurant not as professional but the workers well much more behaved and willing to help each other out & respected each other & everyone was part of the team here you are only part of the team if you are good & at a fast moving pacing or in other words have experience therefore i'm not even taken into consideration everyone talks to each other except me I am always left alone at the pick up register or wherever i might be unless someone realizes that I am there and want me to do something for them (minor things really) I try my best to catch up but honestly I feel that no matter how hard i try nothing will change. They see me as a pest >:/ I am getting really annoyed do you know what i should do so that they notice me & to show them that I am not stupid how they think i am? or should i just find a different job and quit? idk I need your advice |
Mist in Harleysville, Pennsylvania 30 months ago |
So glad I found this. I'm currently on the fence about quitting my job at a CVS Pharmacy, but I've only been there two months. I'm "training" to be a Pharmacy Tech. At first I thought the training was helpful. Customer service and how the computer system works, etc. That was until I actually started working. They barely skim the surface of how to use their computer system. They say nothing about how each insurance is different and a pain in the butt to get to work, all while the customer is tapping their toe at you taking a while (not your fault! Adding a third party is very complicated!) and your Pharmacist is sighing and telling a more experienced person to take over for you. If you start at a fast paced store like I did, then be prepared for times when you just want to cry. Your pharmacist will be putting you in positions you've barely trained at, like at production, and expecting you to fly through like all of the other experienced employees. There is no way that I can know all couple hundred medications, the generic name, and where they are in my fast vs slow organized store. But my pharmacist and fellow coworkers are tired of telling me where they are. SO I look it up in a huge book instead and wander around desperately trying to find it as quickly as possible because we now have 12 freaking pages of production and 5 waiters. Oh and the phone is ringing, so I better answer that too cause everyone else is just as busy, but they're actually getting somewhere cause THEY KNOW WHAT THEY'RE DOING. Once it finally calms down I get told off by my pharmacists cause I apparently made the whole busy situation worse by not being fast enough. I was mentally writing my two weeks notice then. But seriously, how can I learn the medications when I am only put on production about once a week for 2 hours?? |
Mist in Harleysville, Pennsylvania 30 months ago |
In summary, just know what you're getting yourself into. I sure didn't. Your coworkers will help you in the beginning, but once it gets busy you can only talk to the pharmacist. Who may be okay with helping you when it's slow, but once it's busy you better not have any questions and get everything done, quickly quickly quickly. And perfectly. Make any mistakes and you get told off for it in a very rude manner. I've been called a moron and handicapped just in the past two days. Sarcasm abound and forget about getting any patience from the Pharmacist. It's an intriguing job that I loved learning, but I have a lot to learn and they don't care, so I'm looking for a new job. No one deserves that abuse when they're only failing due to a lack of training. |
Mist in Harleysville, Pennsylvania 30 months ago |
Oh and I make 8 an hour with a raise in about 3 months. Of 25 cents. And then another 25 cents in a year. With all the online training (like, 40 hours of it) and so much experience that is needed for this job, you'd think they'd try enticing people to stay on with such a stressful job by paying them more. I asked for more in my interview and they said that it simply "wasn't possible." I shrugged it off because hey, 8 is pretty good, better than... nothing. But they'd help themselves as a company if they lessened the high turn over rate in the pharmacy by paying people more to stay! |
sdenhil in Odessa, Texas 26 months ago |
tina in Houston, Texas said: Those are my exact words and feelings toward being a pharmacy technician. It is not even worth being certified for all I care because it doesn't hold any meaning to it at all just because you look profesional the environment is not merely as comfortable as it seems due to verbal abuse from customers, coworkers and Pharmacists. The large amount of stress from work itself discourages most pharmacy techs to give upn and leave because the pay is way too low. It draws us to make more careless mistakes and be short handed at all the times; thus we describe this as "just a job " and think "is it time to go home yet?". There is no passion in this so-called a "career" as I say we are not treated with respect. I wonder what the pharmacy would be like if there was no pharmacy technicians as part of the team and it would just be the Pharmacists by themselves, but I plan to move on and never to look back or reconsider to work as a pharmacy technician ever again. If you have an ABO, will CVS hire you? because all I want to do is get experience and move on. |
sdenhil in Odessa, Texas 26 months ago |
If you have an Agreed Board Order will CVS hire you? I just want to get experience so I can put up with the crap long enough to get in the door. appreciate any information from anyone. |
Serena in Gladewater, Texas 24 months ago |
Can anyone tell me please .. If i just training in CVS/pharmacy do I have to pay anything?? And I already did
WanderingWraith in San Antonio, Texas 24 months ago |
Mist in Harleysville, Pennsylvania said: In summary, just know what you're getting yourself into. I sure didn't. Your coworkers will help you in the beginning, but once it gets busy you can only talk to the pharmacist. Who may be okay with helping you when it's slow, but once it's busy you better not have any questions and get everything done, quickly quickly quickly. And perfectly. Make any mistakes and you get told off for it in a very rude manner. I've been called a moron and handicapped just in the past two days. Sarcasm abound and forget about getting any patience from the Pharmacist. It's an intriguing job that I loved learning, but I have a lot to learn and they don't care, so I'm looking for a new job. No one deserves that abuse when they're only failing due to a lack of training. Hello Mist, I know exactly what you were going through. I just started my internship at Walgreens 4 days ago and already, the pharmacist and lead techs are expecting me to fly through production like the pros that they are. I did computer training for 2 and a half days, then I was thrown to the filling station with only a brief walkthrough of the store by the pharmacist and then it was suuper busy so there were like 30 pages of scripts to fill and no other filler there besides me! It was, technically, my first day in the filling station! Of course, I am going to make errors and yet the pharmacist is getting all frustrated and impatient with me. She's yelling in one of my ears and the lead tech is yelling into my other. I'm running around the store, trying to find every medication and have it filled within a minute because god forbid, it's my first effin day filling and if I'm short of perfect, I'm incompetent. I do not believe that they properly trained or prepared me for what they had me doing yesterday. I know how you felt. I'm sure I will get it down but golly, is it stressful. |
NC_Pharm_Tech in Charlotte, North Carolina 17 months ago |
I don't know that my experience at CVS is as bad as some here, but I do have my complaints.
firstname.lastname@example.com in Chicago, Illinois 17 months ago |
Despite, what I've read about the pharmacy tech training and job, I am still interested in working for CVS._ addie Harris. |
jamescbbrooks in Kansas City, Missouri 17 months ago |
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4mul8or in San Diego, California 13 months ago |
There are several such companies scattered throughout the U.S.. One needs only perform an Internet search for Pharmacy Inventory Services. I just applied for a job at one, and will doubtless apply at several others as well. Thank you so much for the tip! |
Janice in San Antonio, Texas 12 months ago |
I've been a pharmacy technician for almost a year now and I have to say that is one of the most physically demanding jobs in the market. The functions of being a tech aren't difficult, but the fact that you have to be able to do about ten things at once is really the cherry on that ice cream sundae.
NC_Pharm_Tech in Charlotte, North Carolina 12 months ago |
Janice in San Antonio, Texas said: I am employed at a Walgreens with only three regular technicians! THREE technicians?! Our store is busy as hell too and three techs just doesn't cut it.... Janice, your Walgreens sounds like my CVS. We generally have 1 person per station: pick-up, drop-off, drive-thru, and production, with 1 Pharmacist. If we're particularly busy, we'll get another Pharmacist to come in and verify Rx's while the other Pharmacist deals with all the other stuff that keeps them from verifying Rx's in the first place. But the Rx's still come in and stack up quicker than you can pull & count. But do we get more PT's on staff to deal with the extra workload? No. Most customers are understanding & see how busy we are. But we still get the customer who has zero, ZERO self-awareness of the line of cars in drive-thru or the 3-5 (or more) people behind them who has to ask a question or complain that brings the whole process to a screeching halt. This is more of a general rant that I'm sure happens at other pharmacies: sometimes we'll have a customer drop-off their Rx and will have to wait in the store, which is fine. Then when their Rx is ready, I'll give them their total and that's when they dispute the price, usually over an insurance issue. Or, I'll give them their total and that's when it occurs to them to say, "Oh, I have this discount card." So, this whole time you were waiting, you never thought to tell someone about this card? In either case, once they've signed for their Rx and I've hit total, when it becomes obvious they aren't going to pay the price (even when we did run it through their insurance) of their Rx, I have to void the transaction & send them back over to drop-off so they can wait some more. |
sassy p in Los Angeles, California 12 months ago |
Mr.Wilson in Nashville, Tennessee said: I definitely agree with this post. I just quit walgreens 4 months ago. I worked pharm tech and everyone in the pharmacy was nasty and racist. I complained and they put me cashier , but they woudlnt let me take breaks even though I had to use the restroom. The manager said that they dont allow bathroom breaks. I was the only cashier in the store and it stayed busy-like constantly a like of 4 people. They woudln't let me go to photo because there were racist people working back there. The store managers were either racist or very rude. The bathrooms were filthy, and Walgreens was a hel*hole. I just started my externship, at Walgreens and they only give me 10 minutes for a break anf have me working 9 hours. Dnt want to ho back. |
Janice in San Antonio, Texas 12 months ago |
NC_Pharm_Tech in Charlotte, North Carolina said: Janice, your Walgreens sounds like my CVS . I know exactly what you mean. People will see the horrendously long lines behind them and they still say they need to wait. That's cool. They can wait. I always warn them it could be up to 30 minutes just because of how busy we are and most are understanding. Most people will give us the full hour and a half to work on their rx which I'm grateful for. Some want to fight us about their insurance prices as though we're the ones that come up with them and others decide to whip out their coupon card after we'd already sold them the rx! So now you have to do a post void and run their card because they neglected to mention it BEFORE the script was sold. That's just ridiculous in my opinion. It's only some people though. Most are kind and patient so they make the job more tolerable. Other than that, though, I'm going to get a bit more experience and seek work in a hospital or go back to school. I don't want to slaving away at Walgreens forever. No way. I bet CVS is about the same. Keep ya'll pretty busy, huh? |
Bretski in Alert Bay, British Columbia 11 months ago |
Having worked for both Walgreens and Rite Aid in the US as a pharmacist, I can attest to pretty much everything mentioned. Technicians at the large American retailers are kept in slave factories, otherwise known as dispensaries. Technicians are rarely given breaks, benefits, proper working conditions or any consideration from management whatsoever. I'd caution anyone thinking of working for one of these chains. They won't appreciate you or treat you well. You'll have to fight for every inch you deserve. |
nablis07 in Saint Paul, Minnesota 10 months ago |
Bretski in Alert Bay, British Columbia said: Having worked for both Walgreens and Rite Aid in the US as a pharmacist, I can attest to pretty much everything mentioned. Technicians at the large American retailers are kept in slave factories, otherwise known as dispensaries. Technicians are rarely given breaks, benefits, proper working conditions or any consideration from management whatsoever. I'd caution anyone thinking of working for one of these chains. They won't appreciate you or treat you well. You'll have to fight for every inch you deserve. HEY BRETSKI, I feel like I'm doomed to be in this industry even though I am good at what I do, I just hate working with stupid people who can't manage their own anxieties & imperfections in order to work with each other as professionals. I would never dare say anything bad or curse in public as I express to co-workers, but thats just because I am such a nice person I don't talk back. (I do defend my position though) Anyway,
You know pharmacists always has the upper hand and thats why I am heading for pharmacy school so I can become a DM to nail them DUMB B-A-S-T-A-R-D-S OUT THERE LIKE THAT! Life, it's not about how long you have been doing something, but it's about how you can change things without bending the rules! P/S they're not HIPPA compliant & they think I'm not. Psshhhh. 8-) |
pennygracie in Austin, Texas 10 months ago |
NC_Pharm_Tech in Charlotte, North Carolina said: Janice, your Walgreens sounds like my CVS . That's why you give them the price at drop-off, so their expectations are already set and you don't fill it just to be put back because they don't like the price. |
mnat in Southport, North Carolina 10 months ago |
I landed a pharm tech job at CVS after taking a course at my local community college. I thought it would be a great stepping stone for learning and they would pay for my National Certification test in 6 months.
Lovely Liz_71 in Madera, California 5 months ago |
brown_dude_CPhT in Boston, Massachusetts said: Later on I decided to try out the retail pharmacy experience which I did not find rewarding at all. However, this employment opportunity led me to pursue certification which I acquired in 2008. It's just unfortunate that there are so few opportunities for entry -level technicians and this "deep recession" makes it increasingly difficult for new pharmacy technician hires. I am one of those that decided to become a Certified Pharmacy technician. Mind you passing the PTCB exam. Who has not been able to find entry level work and I am wondering if my 17k investment will ever pay off. I am still stuck working at my dead end job and many little to to no money. |
supageman in Hamilton, Ohio 14 days ago |
I'm shocked to hear all this abuse at CVS, I work at Walgreens in Ohio and have had a wonderful 3 years. The only problems i've encountered are the moronic cutbacks that corporate gives us and the irritating meth heads insulting and threatening me when I refuse to sell them their precious Pseudoephedrine. |
Lorena in San Juan, Puerto Rico 6 days ago |
Hi. I just applied to become a Pharmacy Techinician Trainee. I wish I get hired, can you tell me a little bit more about your experience? When you applied, did they call you soon? Did you have to call them? Please give me details of you can. Best of luck! |
no names in Largo, Florida 5 days ago |
I have worked for CVS for 8 years and became a lead pharmacy tech. This was a hugh mistake and I am sorry for being so stupid. I have learned my lesson, returned to college finished my BS in Applied Sciences in the Healthcare Services. I am still a registered and PTCB certified pharmacy technician, I now teach in the Pharmacy Technician Program at a local college. I have had time to explore my experience with retail pharmacy at CVS. No job is absolutely perfect, but working for CVS was a nightmare, I hope never to repeat. When you are new to the pharmacy technician profession, one becomes excited about that new job and new experience that is going to improve you life working with professionals and helping the patients with their needs at the CVS Pharmacy. WRONG, not because it is CVS because you have just became a new pharmacy target to be abused by the staff already working at the CVS pharmacy. I must admit it is a shock to your system, with no breaks, no lunch, no bathroom privileges, etc. Much of the difficulty is that Pharmacist are not the best supervisors to be in charge of that many people working with them. The Pharmacist has a job, to make sure the prescriptions are correctly filled this is extremely important, adding supervisor of the staff is just to much. This is where the staff runs the show, and the pharmacy team goes to hell. I feel sorry for the Pharmacist, having to decide what is the most important to them, and that is filling prescriptions correctly. If CVS would review the attitude of the staff and place someone capable of controlling the peril happening with the staff perhaps the per-school behavior would be put in check. CVS knows what is going on, they are a large corporation, they know what is going on in the pharmacy must be STOPPED. Think how much better the work environment would be for the entire pharmacy staff, including the Pharmacist. A lot of responsibility is on the shoulders of the Pharmacist, they also have 14 hour shifts to work. |
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I would suggest you consider the Multiplex Acromaster. I am in the process of building one and have two other Multiplex Elapor planes. They are very durable and with the right motor fly very well. The Acromaster is well designed and is fully capable of 3D flight.
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I guess there tuff. maybe i should go with a balsa profile type plane. i just want something I am not going to be worried about if it does hit the ground, guess i should just pratice low and keep it from the ground, i am the best 3d pilot out of one of my two clubs I belong to afterall. just want to get where i can do low/slow rolling harrier circles really good. and hovering right on the deck like I could my foamy |
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Not to mention the braceing that goes in between those 2 spares. Kevin |
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a friend of mine has a hobby lobby super zoom 4d. I think thats what its called but its super durable and very thick. It comes with wheels and floats i believe. You can find it a www.hobbylobbyint.com
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Airfoilz planes are hands down amazing. I shopped around for weeks for my first foamie and I stopped at Airfoilz. I put the kit together throughout most of the week last week and it went together very nicely, no stop-ups at all (besides my own inexperience, but even that didn't slow me down much since the kit went together so nicely).
I maidened it yesterday evening and the thing flies like it's on rails. All I could do was try to hover it (First ever hover) and I actually did it. Woo Woo. Was a piece of cake. My reccomendation is the Airfoilz Edge 540 or their Yak.. -Kyle |
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thanks everyone, well "When your good your good " thats what a guy said to me the otherday after hearing about my flying ability.
check out my video from this afternoon. I was bored ,wanted to fly and figured it was time for a video of the tribute
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Matt from Scottsdale, Ariz., writes: Edgerrin James' comments about his role in the offense made the front page of ESPN.com today. Are comments like this going to be an issue for the Cardinals? Do you think James is more upset about his touches and statistics or more upset about how the media portrays his productivity?
Mike Sando: James' comments are irrelevant as long as the team wins and the offense produces. The Cardinals just beat the Bills and Cowboys. The offense is rolling pretty well.
James is right when he says the offense changed from the time he signed with the team, but such is life. Larry Fitzgerald, Anquan Boldin and Kurt Warner are the best players on that offense. James is splitting time with a rookie and James is the only one complaining. The rookie, Tim Hightower, is producing situationally and helping the team win.
To answer your question, James' comments seem to speak to the diminished role in the offense more than the portrayal.
Harold from Columbia, Mo., writes: Mike - a couple things from the blog that intrigue me: Julius Peppers matchup with Levi Brown - he has struggled at times - particularly on the road (patrick Kerney/Jets game C Pace). Also - never is a long long time, great answer!
Mike Sando: Thanks, Harold. I don't think Arizona's offensive line matches up very well against the Panthers and I wonder how the Cardinals will compensate. Kurt Warner has to get rid of the ball quickly, I would think.
Mike Sando: Yes, but if you've watched the Rams closely this season, there's no question that team has changed, too. The defense appeared much more sound in the last two games, and even in parts of the Buffalo game before the bye. And the emergence of Donnie Avery is certainly different.
Mike Sando: Any move on the coaching staff has to go through Mike Holmgren, most likely, and I can't recall him shaking up a staff like that during the season. Mora is not going to be the defensive coordinator next season, so it wouldn't be a true transition.
It all seems to have one common thread: Nothing to do with the West Coast Offense or the way the team was run under the previous ownership structure. It seems as if they are desperately trying to avoid any thread of the team's past success from connecting with any success they might (someday) have. What do you think?
Mike Sando: You wonder if they would ever get to a point where the distant past appealed. On the Holmgren front, none of the talk seems to be coming from inside the 49ers. It's just people connecting the dots. My take has been that the 49ers might not appeal to Holmgren or other high-profile coaches. I hadn't thought of this latest Holmgren rumor from your angle. But the evidence does support your angle.
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>> The last of the staffing upheaval came yesterday at W, according to the magazine's editor Stefano Tonchi, when market director Treena Lombardo and accessories and jewelry director Brooke Magnaghi were replaced by T alum Karla Martinez, who will fill both roles as fashion market director. "I think we should be set," Tonchi told WWD.
It sounds like fashion director Alex White is staying on, and she's rumored to be shooting stories for the magazine's September issue, which will mark the first issue with Tonchi's full redesign.
Changes are already apparent in the magazine's July 2010 issue, however: White worked with Terry Richardson on a 17-shot editorial. Recently, two current and former W staffers confirmed to Jezebel that Richardson had not worked with W in a while; another individual claimed that the most recent instance was in the November 1996 issue. There was a rumor that the ban on Richardson's work was instituted after former W art director Dennis Freedman took offense to a photo by the photographer of a model with her head in an oven.
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Standard & Poor's announced today that it has commenced Factual Stock Report coverage Terra Ventures, Inc.
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Terra Ventures Inc. (TSX-V: TAS; OTCQX: TASFF; FSE: G7K), trades in the United States on OTCQX under the symbol "TASFF". Terra Ventures is a junior exploration company focused on acquiring and developing quality uranium projects which have world class potential. The Company's combination of strategic land positions, prospective exploration projects and no risk carried interest projects - combined with technical expertise and management's fundraising ability - are the foundation for growth in the uranium business.
Terra's two main assets are a carried interest in Hathor Explorations Midwest Northeast Property containing the Roughrider deposit - 27.88MM lbs U3O8 at 2.88% including 24.2MM lbs at 11.7%. An updated resource estimate incorporating Roughrider Zone east is due out Q1 2011 and a three rig drill program is underway. The program is expected to run for the duration of the winter season. Between 35 and 40 holes are planned, for approximately 15,000 meters in total. Terra's interest is fully carried to completion of bankable feasibility study.
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The Punisher (1998 series)
The Punisher vol. 4 | |
Cover to The Punisher: Purgatory #3 (January 1999). Art by Bernie Wrightson and Joe Jusko.
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Publisher | Marvel Comics |
Format | Limited series |
Genre | |
Publication date | November 1998 – February 1999 |
Number of issues | 4 |
Main character(s) | Punisher |
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Writer(s) | Christopher Golden Tom Sniegoski |
Penciller(s) | Bernie Wrightson |
Inker(s) | Jimmy Palmiotti |
Colorist(s) | Brian Haberlin |
The Punisher vol. 4, also known as The Punisher: Purgatory is a Marvel Comics comic book series featuring the character Frank Castle, also known as the Punisher. This limited series consists of four issues and was written by Christopher Golden and Tom Sniegoski. It was published as part of the Marvel Knights imprint. This series was a departure from the normal Punisher stories as it dealt with supernatural themes.
After Frank Castle's suicide, the alley he shot himself in became a shrine for all the downtrodden victims of crime. However, a figure with glowing eyes and an arcane sigil on his forehead has been carrying out similar deeds as the Punisher once did. This phantom slowly begins to remember who he is, eventually discovering not only the possession that drives him, but the guardian angel that failed to save his family.
- Issue #1: "The Harvest"
- Issue #2: "The Mark of Cain"
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TAMPA, Fla. (January 12, 2012) - Dominique Hamilton, University of Missouri defensive lineman, has accepted an invitation to play in the 87th East-West Shrine Game®. The Game will be held Jan. 21, 2012 at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, Fla., kicking off at 4 p.m. EST and televised live on the NFL Network.
Hamilton joins an elite list of football greats, such as John Elway, Tom Brady, Brett Favre, and 62 NFL Hall of Famers, who have played in the East-West Shrine Game along with 52 players currently on active NFL rosters.
Hamilton wrapped up his stellar Tiger career with his best season yet in 2011, as he notched a career-best 56 tackles, 7.0 tackles for loss and 3.0 quarterback sacks. He joins a list of former recent Tigers to play in this prestigious game, along with: DL Jaron Baston (2010), QB Chase Daniel (2009), WR Will Franklin (2008) and DL Stryker Sulak (2009).
"The East-West Shrine Game has always fielded players among college football's best," said East-West Shrine Game Executive Director Harold Richardson. "With all 32 NFL teams represented by GMs, coaches and scouts during game week, our players have the terrific opportunity to showcase their talents and get their first glimpse of life in the NFL ... `Just Like on Sunday.'"
While the teams are divided by East and West, the players come together for the beneficiary of the event, Shriners Hospitals for Children®, an international pediatric specialty health care system.
"We hope our supporters all over the country will come out and enjoy this exciting game," said Douglas E. Maxwell, president and CEO of Shriners Hospitals for Children. "Our health care system depends on the generosity of our supporters, and this game is one of our signature events benefitting Shriners Hospitals for Children."
Those who would like to support Hamilton and the East-West Shrine Game can do the following:
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By Karen Sprey
September 20, 2011
While Star Trek-style multifunctional medical "tricorders" are still in the realm of sci-fi, scientists at the University of Leicester and Leicester Royal Infirmary (LRI) in the UK may be making the first tentative steps toward making them a reality. The researchers are developing a holistic high-tech diagnostic unit designed to quickly detect the "sight, smell and feel" of disease in real time without the need for invasive and time-consuming procedures. Much of the technology being used was originally developed for space research, atmospheric chemistry and emergency medicine.
The £1million-plus Diagnostics Development unit (DDU) is essentially a standard hospital bed in the emergency department's resuscitation bay surrounded by three different technologies. The DDU will replace the doctor's eyes with state-of-the-art imaging systems, his nose with breath analysis, and "feeling the pulse" with ultra sound technology and measurement of blood oxygen levels. The aim is for all of this to take place without invasive procedures which can be unpleasant, lead to complications and infection, and possible exposure to radiation.
Initial proof of concept studies for asthma and sepsis are already underway with encouraging results and other projects are in the planning stage for liver disease, sepsis, bruising, asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
Ultimately the DDU may be able to diagnose a wide range of illness including cancer, skin infections, urinary/gynaecology problems, drug overdose, cardiovascular dysfunction and rashes and allergies.
The Unit features three types of imagers - multi-spectral, hyper-spectral and thermal - to give scientists information about the compounds present in the patient's body, and their metabolism and underlying structures. The imagers can detect subtle changes in skin color, sometimes before they are visible to the human eye. This technology could potentially help diagnose liver disease and skin cancers as well as examine veins close to the surface of the skin to make diagnoses of oxygen in the blood and circulation.
A real-time mass spectrometer, nitric oxide analyser and micro-cantilever polymer based detector will be used to analyze the compounds in a patient's breath to provide information about their metabolism and the state of the body.
Our breath contains a range of by-products (volatile organic compounds) which can provide clues to a wide range of diseases such as diabetes asthma, sepsis, liver disease, heart disease, and several types of cancer. While gases in the breath are the main focus, the same technology can be used to analyze urine and faeces.
The DDU will use a Thoracic Impedance Monitor, Blood Flow Monitor, Oxygenation Monitor and ECG to analyze heart activity and blood circulation. Some of the equipment, such as the cardiovascular monitor, is already in use but this is the first time it has been used in an integrated way and with a large pool of patients.
Bound for Mars
The University's Space Research Centre is developing a device called the Life Marker Chip for the ExoMars space mission in 2019 which will look for organic molecules in samples from below the surface of Mars. Development of the Life Marker Chip - which will use use similar technologies to those in the DDU - involved both space technology and biology, bringing about a meeting of scientists from Cardiovascular Sciences, Emergency Medicine, Infection, Immunity and Inflammation, Chemistry, Physics and Astronomy, Space Research Centre and IT departments.
While the starting point for the DDU is emergency medicine it could one day be used in GP surgeries and ambulances. A decade years from now it might well be commonplace for diagnostic technology to be combined in this way.
One wonders what 'Bones' McCoy would make of it.
Professor Tim Coats from the University of Leicester discusses the DDU in the following video:
It should be integrated into the chairs in the waiting room.
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Back when I was still writing speeches and giving policy advice to naïve candidates foolish enough to listen to me, I once told a young, first-time congressional candidate who was depressed about all the negative attacks coming his way that you can tell a lot about a man by the enemies he attracts. Such was the case with Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher.
Political correctness is like a tsunami in that no one understands the extent of its danger until after the massive wave sweeps across the land and then recedes.
Back in the winter, Republicans were perfectly happy to let the sequester happen. They hewed to their math-challenged belief that Washington could slash the budget deficit by taking an axe to entitlement programs, preserving or hiking defense spending, lowering tax rates, and foregoing any new revenue. And if the Obama administration refused to go that route, Republicans were fine to let the sequester kick in on March 1 - as mandated by the 2011 deal between the parties.
Get this: President Obama has proclaimed April as National Financial Capability Month.
Some days it is really hard to defend the honor of the South, but it's only on the days that end in Y.
Listeners often call my radio program saying their state stole money from them, or they received a letter warning them of the impending theft.
Since incumbent Republicans are in favor of gay marriage, it's clear-gays are out. Recently Senator Rob Portman (R-Ohio) and Senator Mark Kirk (R-Illinois) have endorsed marriage equality. LGBTs are no longer that group Republicans can win elections by promising to keep them away from us. The GOP swore to protect marriage and on their watch the altar was altered anyway. Now the party of Lincoln is gay-friendly, or at least not as successfully gay-hostile.
Forget the robin. Ignore the tulips. Do not let the Easter Bunny, hummingbirds or awakening bears hoodwink you. The first baseball thrown in anger is the true harbinger of spring and calendar alarm for the lazy discard of the heavy encumbrances of winter. Ditch the parka and pull out the windbreaker. Stash the boots and burn the long underwear. Trust me. Burn the long underwear.
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Billions of Christians around the world celebrated Easter last Sunday, but not our media.
Traditionally it's the Hollywood celebrities with a cause who seem way out there, and the pundits discussing their verbal excesses who seem more thoughtful. Not so in the rage fest between Canadian-born star Jim Carrey and talk-show-model-born Fox News.
I found something on the IRS Web site I never expected to see: quotations from great minds on taxes.
Sadly, bureaucracy is a time-honored tradition in the United States government, but perhaps no greater bureaucratic juggernaut exists today than the Veteran's Administration (VA) run by the Obama Administration.
The Ohio state auditor is investigating the practice of "scrubbing," or dropping students from attendance rolls so they don't count against test scores. The former El Paso superintendent is in prison for using truant officers to encourage at-risk students to drop out. Other testing scandals have popped up in Mobile, Dallas, Houston, Detroit, Baltimore, St. Louis, and East St. Louis, Illinois. And everywhere USA Today looked in a 2011 investigation, they discovered statistically improbable aberrations in test scores, identifying 1,610 examples of anomalies that an Arizona State University professor compared to "a weight-loss clinic where you lose 100 ...
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Last week President Obama sent Congress legislation to authorize him to use force against ISIS "and associated persons and forces" anywhere in the world for the next three years. This is a blank check for the president to start as many new wars as he wishes, and it appears Congress will go along with this dangerous and costly scheme.
"Boy, here's something we could use more of today: unity among the American people. Americans are so divided."
What would it look like if politics stopped at the water's edge? It wouldn't look like the mess that John Boehner created by inviting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to address a session of Congress on March 3. By allowing Netanyahu to stage what is effectively a campaign event in the U.S. Capitol, congressional Republicans have not only damaged our relations with Israel but threatened our diplomatic negotiations with Iran.
There was a time when Morris Dees and his Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) were respected.
It's kind of sad being forced to watch the death struggle of these modern-day dinosaurs. Responsible parents should keep their kids from peering over the Plexiglas railing into the tar pits below to see the huge lumbering antediluvian beasts frenziedly dig themselves deeper into the sticky morass that is gay marriage. Not a sight for the queasy or squeamish.
I'll tell you a little story about Bob Simon, the veteran CBS News correspondent who was killed Wednesday night in a car crash after having survived innumerable wars over five decades.
Brian Williams probably isn't a liar. Based on recent revelations, amplifications and clarifications, he appears to be a serial exaggerator.