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Revision control is simply the process of tracking all changes made over time. In the BSD world, this generally means changes to source code or configuration files. Revision control allows a developer to see how a piece of code looked on a specific date, or an administrator to see how a daemon was configured before things stopped working. Even a lowly writer can use revision control to see how a manuscript has changed over time. If you're not using revision control, you're making your work more difficult than it needs to be.
You can think of revision control systems, like BSD's RCS, as putting a file in a "library." To edit a file, you need to check it out. While you have a file checked out, nobody else can save it. Any legitimate user can view, use, compile, or access the file at any time; they simply can't alter it and save their changes to the same file while you have it checked out. When you're done, you check it back in, releasing the file for others to edit.
While you'll encounter many revision control systems, from Unix's SCCS to Microsoft's Visual Source Safe, we'll discuss RCS. All open source BSDs (as well as most Unix systems) include RCS, and the concepts used by other programs are all roughly comparable to RCS. RCS uses three basic commands:
ci (check-in),
co (check-out), and
You start the revision control process by checking in a file with the
ci command, much like giving a book to the library. For example, my next article is in a file called
laptop. To put this under RCS I would do:
ci laptoplaptop,v <-- laptop enter description, terminated with single '.' or end of file: NOTE: This is NOT the log message! >>
FreeBSD pccardd article>>
.initial revision: 1.1 done
When you first check in a file,
ci asks you for a description of the file. Any RCS user can view the description you give. When you've finished the description, enter a single period on a line by itself to exit
If you do a
ls immediately after checking the file in, you'll notice that it's vanished. Instead, there's a file with the same name, with a trailing
,v. This is an RCS file, where the file and its changes are stored.
For some uses this is fine, but for source code or web pages, you can't have this. To check in a file but leave a copy in the working directory, use
ci -u.
If you have lots of stuff in RCS, the
,v files can quickly clutter a directory. You can hide them by creating a directory
RCS. The
ci program will then put the
,v files in that directory, keeping the working directory cleaner.
If a file is checked in and you want to put a clean copy in the working directory without editing it, you can use the
co command.
co laptop
laptop,v --> laptop
revision 1.1
Looking closely at the directory, you'll see:
ls -loaF
I own this file, but the permissions have been set to 444. I no longer have permission to edit my own files!
This is because the file isn't checked out to me in particular. If I want to edit the file, I need to check out the file and lock it for my personal use.
co -l laptop
laptop,v --> laptop
revision 1.1 (locked)
Notice the second line of output, where "locked" is specified. This file is checked out and locked by me. Nobody else can save this file until I unlock it. A
ls shows that the permissions on the
laptop file are now set back to 644, allowing me to save.
(A warning to
vi users: If you or your group owns the file, a
w! will force a permission change and allow you to write to the file even without checking it out. Everything will look fine, but the next person who checks out the file will overwrite your changes! Be careful using
w! anything; if
vi warns you that you don't have permission to save, there's probably a good reason.)
Anyone else who tries to check out this file will get a warning that the file is in use, including the username.
When I'm done editing, I check in the file. Since I want other people to be able to edit the file, I use
ci -u to release my lock.
ci -u laptop
When you check something in, you are asked for a log message. Enter a brief description of your changes. (These are comparable to the CVS log messages seen on the various BSD's commit mailing lists.) These messages allow other developers to know what changes you made without reading them all -- or, alternately, to see what you were *trying* to do when your change broke something and they have to get out the debugger. Your own RCS logs can be useful for you, months later, when you stare at a chunk of work and wonder just what was going on inside your head when you made that change.
Each time you check in a file, it's assigned a revision number (in the above example, 1.2). You can use the revision number to check out any previous version of the file. If you're, say, trying to track a bug that's just appeared in your program, you can check out earlier versions of your code and see if they also exhibit the bug. You can do this with
co using the
-r flag. For example, to check out an earlier version of
/etc/rc.conf you would do:
co -r1.1 rc.conf
RCS/rc.conf,v --> rc.conf
revision 1.1
Always check files in when you've finished editing them, or if you're leaving for some reason. If another user needs to edit a file when you're gone, they'll have to break your lock. Any changes you make since locking the file will be lost.
rcs -u to break a lock. RCS will ask you for a message about why you're breaking the lock, which will be mailed to the lock holder. Be careful using this in shared files; if someone is really editing a file when you forcefully break the lock, they'll be justifably upset. If they've gone home for the day, that's another thing.
RCS provides a variety of other functions. My favorites are
rcsdiff, and the ident strings. The
rlog command shows you the log messages for the file, for example:
rlog /etc/rc.conf
All sorts of useful information appears here; the date each check-in was made, the author of the change, the entry's state (which we don't worry about here, see ci(1)), and the number of lines changed. Here we see I didn't bother leaving a log message in revision 1.3. To see what changed, use
rcsdiff. The
rcsdiff command takes three arguments: two revision numbers and a file name.
rcsdiff -r1.2 -r1.3 /etc/rc.conf
Apparently I turned
inetd on. This would have been useful to know in a production system, especially one administered by several people.
You can use
rcsdiff between arbitrary revision numbers, allowing you to view the total diffs made between any two entries.
Lastly, ident strings can be embedded in files under RCS protection. They're used to put human-readable RCS information in the file. Each string is in the form
$string$. For example, the RCS ident string
$Id$ puts information about the last change in the file. When I put
#$Id$ in
/etc/rc.conf, it appears as:
#$Id: rc.conf,v 1.5 2000/10/05 18:29:49 mwlucas Exp mwlucas $
The pound sign is included so that
/etc/rc won't try to run the line. You can use whatever comment is appropriate for the type of file.
For a complete list of ident strings, see ident(1).
RCS is a terribly powerful tool. For more details, check ci(1), co(1), and rcs(1). This should get you started, however. Careful revision control can save you hours of later debugging and troubleshooting.
Michael W. Lucas
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Mikaela Shiffrin, a former Burke Mountain Academy student, speeds past a pole on her way to clock the second fastest time in the first run of an alpine ski, womens World Cup slalom, in Flachau, Austria, Tuesday.
FLACHAU, Austria American teenager Mikaela Shiffrin won a World Cup night slalom Tuesday, buoyed by a roaring crowd for her third victory in her first year on the circuit.
Shiffrin was second after the opening run and third fastest in the final run to finish in a combined time of 1 minute, 51.45 seconds.
Its unbelievable, she said. I heard the crowd and I tried to let them take me down the course. They wanted me to win. That gave me wings.
The Vail, Colo., skier was already the first American to win two World Cup races before turning 18. She is exactly the same age 17 years, 308 days as Austrian great Annemarie Moser-Proell was when she earned her third career victory in 1971. Moser-Proell holds the career record of 62 World Cup wins.
Shiffrin leads the slalom standings, her earlier victories coming in Are, Sweden, and Zagreb, Croatia. With the win in Flachau the race with the highest prize money on the womens World Cup circuit Shiffrins earnings this season rose to $175,500.
Maybe I will make a trip to Maui, Shiffrin said. I am a 17-year-old. What do I have to do with money?
Frida Hansdotter of Sweden was second, 0.85 seconds behind.
Tanja Poutiainen of Finland was third, trailing Shiffrin by 1.10. Maria Hoefl-Riesch of Germany, who led Shiffrin by 0.56 after the first run, straddled a gate shortly before the end of her final run and failed to finish.
Overall World Cup leader Tina Maze of Slovenia placed fifth, extending her lead over second-place Hoefl-Riesch to 590 points. Defending champion Lindsey Vonn skipped the race because she has not been able to train enough in the slalom. She returned to the circuit after an almost four-week break to recover from an intestinal illness.
Shiffrin wasnt strong in the first section of both runs but accelerated in the steeper middle parts and finished strongly.
I just kept going, Shiffrin said about her second run.
In her final run, Hoefl-Riesch stretched her lead over Shiffrin to 1.03 seconds before straddling a gate and missing out on her 25th World Cup victory.
I made a turn just too early, Hoefl-Riesch said. I knew Mikaela had a good run, and I knew that a lead of half a second can disappear pretty quickly.
The former overall champion, who won Novembers season-opening slalom in Levi, Finland, would have been the first German skier to earn 10 World Cup slalom victories.
In Flachau two years ago, she shared a victory with Tanja Poutiainen of Finland.
You cant explain why but sometimes it suddenly all fits together, said Hoefl-Riesch, whose Levi win is her sole victory of the season. I am not having a bad season, its just some minor things that have been missing to be at the top.
Four racers were faster than Shiffrin at the first intermediate time, but only Hoefl-Riesch managed to beat the American from top to bottom.
World slalom champion Marlies Schild, who won two of the last three races in Flachau, is recovering from knee surgery. Younger sister Bernadette finished sixth for her second straight top-10 finish after placing seventh in Zagreb 10 days ago.
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PORTALES — Cousins Clay Kozba and Stetson Herrera accounted for all of Eastern New Mexico University's scoring, leading the Greyhounds to a ninth-place finish with 155 points in the school's College Daze Rodeo over the weekend at Lewis Cooper Arena.
Kozba, a junior from Brighton, Colo., was third in calf-roping, scoring 70 points, while Herrera, a senior from Marvel, Colo., added 85 points by splitting third place in bullriding.
Kozba finished the long-go with a time of 10.1 seconds in calf-roping, and followed with a short-go time of 13.5. His average of 23.6 trailed leading Nick Rawlings of Weatherford College by 2.6 seconds.
Herrera scored a 65 in the long-go and 82 in the short-go in bullriding, placing three points behind runnerup Stewart Kinley of South Plains.
ENMU's women did not score in the event.
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According to a statement emailed to the Advance-Guard by Jennah Durant of the EPA's Region 6 office, "EPA is partially reaffirming approval of an aquifer exemption submitted by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) for Uranium Energy Corp. (UEC) to carry out in-situ leach uranium mining in part of the Goliad Aquifer in Goliad County, Texas. EPA is withdrawing approval of a portion of the exemption because there is insufficient data north of the Northwest Fault to determine whether the area is serving as a current source of drinking water."
The Advance-Guard obtained a letter written to the TCEQ by William K. Honker, EPA Region 6 Water Quality Protection Division Director, explaining the EPA's decision.
In his letter dated June 17, Honker wrote, "A thorough review of the public comments raised uncertainty regarding the quality of existing water level data, as well as the accuracy of the original methods used to survey existing wells. As a result of these concerns, on March 24 and 25, 2014, EPA traveled to Goliad, Texas, to witness the acquisition of additional survey data. Following the re-surveying of existing wells by a state licensed and certified surveyor, UEC collected a new set of fluid level measurements with EPA witnesses. Using the data acquired from the March 2014 field excursion, EPA made additional contour maps for comparison to previously existing contour maps and data sets.
"In the area of the Goliad aquifer exemption, there are two near-parallel faults (the Northwest Fault and the Southeast Fault), which are almost vertical in orientation, and trend in an approximate southwest to northeast direction. The two fault planes place the majority of the requested Goliad aquifer exemption area within a geologic feature known as a graben, a land mass between the faults that has dropped over time. Based on the prior information available to EPA, the analysis of the March 2014 data set, and additional data received during public comment period, EPA is.reaffirming its original interpretation of a general west to east ground water flow direction with localized variations within the graben.
"Moreover, EPA believes there is sufficient geologic data and ground water elevation data to characterize the ground water flow direction in the graben. The March 2014 data reinforces EPA's December 2012 conclusion that the capture zones of nearby drinking water wells do not intersect the exemption area within the graben. As such, EPA is reaffimting its approval of an aquifer exemption under the criteria provided in Title 40ofthe Code of Federal Regulations (C.F.R.) § 146.4 for the previously exempted area within the graben. However, for the previously exempted area north of the Northwest Fault outside the graben, EPA is withdrawing its approval of that portion of the aquifer exemption."
The EPA approved the exemption on Dec. 4, 2012 before revisiting its decision as a result of petitions filed by concerned citizens. Houston attorney Jim Blackburn filed a lawsuit with the 5th Circuit of Appeals protesting the EPA's decision.
In April, the EPA was granted a 60-day extension by the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals to review information and determine the future of uranium mining in Goliad County.
The EPA was granted a remand by the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals in January to review new information from the public on the in-situ uranium mining in Goliad County and review its original grant of an aquifer exemption to Uranium Energy Corp.
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Jaime Garza of Edinburg, 45, was caught transporting the 830 pounds of marijuana when he was pulled over by Sgt. Jason Lee of the George West Police Department for not having a license plate light while towing a horse trailer with four horses on July 13 at about 4 a.m. at the intersection of Highway 281 and Robert Lloyd Drive.
While Lee spoke with Garza he had conflicting stories about his destination and knowledge of horses, according to GWPD Chief Rey Garcia. Lee said that Garza claimed he was going to San Antonio.
Lee asked Garza for consent to search the F350 truck and trailer, and during his search he noticed a modified wall inside of the trailer's tack room. Lee drilled a hole inside one of the panels and probed it with a rod; when he pulled it out there was cellophane and marijuana on the tip, according to Garcia.
Lee was accompanied by GWPD's Cody Wheeler and John Castaneda when the 830 pounds of marijuana was apprehended.
"The reward in itself is getting it off the streets," Lee said.
Garza was released the following day on a surety bond of $15,000, according to Live Oak County Sheriff's Department. The marijuana, truck, trailer and horses remain in GWPD custody. Garcia said the marijuana will remain in police custody until the case is complete and will be destroyed afterwards. As of July 17, the GWPD was trying to return the horses to their owner.
Then two days later, Mattheu Ellis Jones of Alton, 23, was caught with 10 pounds of crystal meth when pulled over in a 2003 Ford Explorer Sport Trac for a turning violation on Highway 281 in George West by Sgt. Jorge Medina on July 15 at about 1 a.m.
Garcia said Jones' stories didn't match up, he claimed he was en route to Houston's Alliance Stadium for a flag football competition.
"Thank God for computers; the only thing at the stadium was the Ringling Brothers Circus, so that threw a kink in the story," Garcia said. "A crook is going to lie to you; they can't anticipate the next question you're going to ask and how to answer."
Garcia said Jones consented to a search when the 10 pounds of crystal meth was found in a hidden compartment behind the truck seat, sealed in silver tape. Inside of the compartment were four tupperware containers, each completely wrapped in black duct tape and "loaded to the gill with crystal meth," according to Garcia.
The chief estimated the value of the meth was between $18-30,000 per pound depending on its final destination. He said street value could potentially triple its worth, making the crystal meth bust potentially worth up to $1 million on its own. But taken at face value, the total for the marijuana and crystal meth comes to about $1 million, according to Garcia.
"It depends on the destination of the drugs; the further north, the higher it goes," Garcia said.
He said this was the largest crystal meth bust GWPD has ever had; usually it's found in small quantities of "baggies and chunks."
"It doesn't take more than a hit to get you hooked," Garcia said.
He also said this was the largest marijuana bust that led to an arrest; there was a case about three or four years ago involving 2,000 pounds of marijuana in George West.
Lee credited the two events occurring in George West with the city's proximity to Highway 281, Highway 59 and Interstate 37.


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For several years, you hoped to see Matt Rizzotti finally take the field in pinstripes. It never happened and now Rizzotti is on his way out of the organization.
Jeff Schuler from the Morning Call in Allentown was the first to tweet that Rizzotti was dealt to the Minnesota Twins. Todd Zolecki tweets the Phillies will receive Cash Considerations in return for the 26-year-old first baseman.
In 5 seasons with the Phillies organization, Rizzotti smacked 66 home runs and knocked in 300 runs while hitting a very respectable .292 and posting an .870 OPS. But he could not crack the top level due to Ryan Howard at first base and his defense liabilities. Last year at Reading, Rizzotti hit 24 home runs and knocked in 84 in 139 games.
Hopefully he'll get an opportunity to see some action with the Twins soon, either as a 1B or DH. Unfortunately, he just did not fit in the plans in Philly.
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Rizzotti for Cash?
Dave Cash is 63 years old, but he's probably still better than Martinez.
Agree though, I hope it works out for him.
It sucks that we never got to see him display all of his potential. It's always more enjoyable to watch one of your better minor leaguers get the call and succeed.
That being said, I hope it's a lot of cash. He's good.
With Howard's recent bad luck and seeing as Jim Thome is a liablility playing first base already, why not give Rizzotti a shot? It would seem a lot easier to do that then hunt for the load of older major leaguers they found to play first this season.
No silly – Its Norm Cash. A much better player. I'm not sure he's alive, though.
The Dipsy
Not alive (since 1986).
when howard went down my first impression in hearing it was his achilles was that they'd give rizzoti a shot at first. at least in ST! he's cost effective and probably no worse defensively than thome would be plus he gives you a guy with a high ob rate with some power. he could give you what nix would only at first and that would leave the best defensive fielder (mayberry ) in left all the time. i wish rizzoti luck in min.
You're right… And we totally forgot about him! It's very weird that they didn't even give him a shot. Maybe his defense is atrocious…? (But at the same time they're giving Thome a shot!!!) So I'm confused. You're probably right that he could do a better job than Wigginton or Nix.. maybe even come close to matching Mayberry.
Rizz was never going to get a chance here… they're doing him a favor.
As Joe S pointed out, there seems to be a puzzling dichotomy here – the Phillies are willing to bring on defensive liabilities (I'd classify Wigginton and Thome as defensive liabilities) but a guy like Rizz can't get a shot because, well, he's a defensive liability. Same can be said for… drum roll… Dom Brown. Let me say this one more time… Ty Wigginton is useless. I hate looking at his stupid face on his Phillies profile page. I hate looking at his .200 ST average. I hate thinking about the fact that he couldn't break .250 at Coors field. I would rather have Rizz and Mayberry than Wigginton and Mayberry. I would rather have Brown and Mayberry than Mayberry and Wigginton. I would rather have Norm Cash's dead corpse…
Generally agreed. Good rant.
Rizz was a bigger defensive liability then any of the guys you mentioned. He also would have had to double jump into the majors. He was going to have repeat AA at the age of 26. So lamenting his departure is puzzling although I guess you're entitled to do so.
I'm honestly not lamenting over Rizz' departure… you're right in saying that he was a bigger liability than the other guys mentioned (except maybe Thome – you really have no clue what he has left defensively)… I'm lamenting over the decision to go with Ty Wigginton (1B) and John Mayberry (LF) over John Mayberry (1B) and Dom Brown (LF). If Rizz is going to make the big leagues long-term, it would have to be as a DH. He can hit a little bit… defensively, he's a liability but at least he can hit (something you can't say about Ty Wigginton).
Totally agree w/ OCP
Ah then I agree that Dom in Left is probably the right move especially since Utley is out now.
I was always surprised that Rizz wasn't lumped into one of the deals of the past few years…. a guy who has proven he can hit (with plus power) … I wonder how much "Cash Considerations are" .. $1-2 M ?? or like $100,000 ?
Prob between $100,000-$200,000. I doubt anymore
If a player hangs around in the minors for that long without being brought up or traded or rule 5'd …..then there must be a reason. But I certainly wish Matt the best of luck with the Twins!
OCP….. Tell us how you REALLY feel about Ty Wigginton.
Cody Overbeck is a year younger, bats right handed, plays both 1st and 3rd base, has a better OBP and is a far better defensive player. You can not split time between Matt R and Cody O at Lehigh Valley.
So OCP…….not that high on Wiggington?
The Dipsy
Johnny Cash! Can he hit a ball with his guitar? Oh wait, he's dead too.
How can you be high on Ty Wigginton? What has he done that gets you excited? Hey, he was an all-star in 2010, right? He hit .252/.334/434 over the fist half… the only reason he made the all-star team is because the Orioles were terrible (they went through THREE managers that season) and SOMEONE had to represent them. He actually hit worse over the second half of the season – .244/.286/.394. How about 2011… at Coors, he was .269/.353/.435. On the road – .216/.278/.399. And the best part… he's pretty much a butcher in the field. Looking at the numbers, it's clear that he's worse than Ryan Howard… certainly below league average… so if you can tell my why I should be excited, I'll gladly listen but I'm just not seeing it.
As with the Eric Pettis release, stats don't always tell the whole picture. There's age, potential (or lack thereof), attitude, coachability, and finally, there is that insidious "bottom line" in the budget.
While no one thinks much of Wigginton, he really didn't cost much, and he does have ML experience. Because Rizzotti hits AA pitching doesn't mean he'll hit even the back-of-the-rotation guys in the majors. Scouts must have seen this or he would have been asked for in trade before now, and brought a better return than all of those Cash corpses being mentioned. At least he's bringing back something; maybe a little lux tax relief, whereas Pettis didn't.
I hope he does well as a DH, because apparently he can't even play a decent first base. He likely belongs in the American League, not on the Phils.
$2 million for a player that has been worth -.3 WAR/600 PA over the past three seasons. Sounds like a terrible decision.
And Juan Pierre makes the team over Posednik… not a shocker but not the best move for the team, either. Pods had the better tryout but the Phillies can keep Pierre around for a few months for further evaluation and send Pods to the minors. They didn't have the option to send Pierre down; they would have been forced to release him.
Why all the hate on Wigginton? He's not a bad player #24 IMO. Do we really expect player #24 to be an All star?
psujoe – contract aside, he wouldn't be a bad "last man" off the bench.. but he's your starting first basemen for the foreseeable future. He's also making more than Carlos Ruiz in 2012 (the Phillies are paying half of his $4 million salary this year). He's not worth what the Phillies are paying him. He is in no way, shape or form a starting first baseman and I don't think he's a good first man off the bench option. I think our bench is deeper this year but losing Martinez hurts and when you have to start a guy like Wigginton, it just stings the whole way down.
Watch Ty Wigginton have a career year. Wellllll….. probably not.
if used in a platoon, against opposite-throwing pitchers … in the case, LHP …
Wigginton hits .275 …/ .353 OnBase% …/ and .461 Slug%
I think Wigginton can be successful, if used in the right way (same with Mayberry, Brown, Bastardo, etc..)
This is a ridiculous move for the Phillies. Great for the Twins, since Morneau's cavalcade of injuries. But what will that $2 mm really mean for the team?
The salary cap is the issue–not lack of cash. I'm flummoxed by this.
upandaway, I think you're confusing the two trades being discussed. The Phils will pay $2 mil of Wigginton's salary this year.
What the Phillies will get for Rizzotti hasn't been disclosed (or maybe even decided) yet, but it's likely to be much much less than $2 million.
At this point I'd like to see the Phils just start Pierre in LF and Mayberry at 1st base with no platooning. Pierre hit .329 with an OBP of .430 against lefties last year. I'd sport start Thome and Wiggington for rest purposes, but I'd like to see:
You could flop Mayberry and Vic and or Galvis/Ruiz.
Interesting idea and I wouldn't be against it. But the lineup is where you lose me. Victorino is way too low in that lineup. He has to be in the top 3 spots IMO unless you're batting him at number 5. Galvis needs to be the 8 hitter period. He's by far the weakest hitter in the lineup. I don't really like J-Roll at the 3 spot. If you're not going to bury him in like spot 6 on down he should have one of the two top spots. Even with the existence of Pierre in the lineup he's still probably the best base stealer they have. Maybe J-Roll leading off and Pierre in the 2 hole.
Galvis in front of Ruiz doesn't make a lot of sense to me and I like surrounding Pence with the switch hitters. I can't wait to watch Pierre lay a few down.
The Dipsy
Ruiz has just been clutch at rolling the order over which is no small thing, but I did say you could flip them.
Indians are looking for an outfielder, any utility guys the Phils could swap for Nix and then bring up Pods? Just thinking outload.
I guess I don't really get why Pierre is our leadoff hitter. He had a worse OBP than Rollins last year. Pierre was at .330 whereas Rollins was at .340. Not to mention Rollins stole more bases and had a better rate. Jimmy provides a lot more in the leadoff spot than Pierre.
It should probably change based on RHP or LHP. Believe it or not I'd go with pierre leading off against lefties (430 OBP) despite he being a lefty vs Rollins pathetic .280 OBP last years as a RHB vs LHP.I agree though Rollins would be a better leadoff against Righties.
I would love to keep Pods over Nix. I think Nix might have a little value. He is pretty cheap.
The Dipsy
Although I have been reading the articles this past month, I have been to busy to make comments; however, I cannot see Cholly's choice of Nix and Wigginton over someone like Pods. Granted, it is still only spring training, but overall I think he is better than either of the two, and would be less money. Sometimes Cholly has to see beyond his weird affections and loyalties to players that would otherwise not make the grade. I'm curious to see how many line-up changes he goes through due to injuries and personnel, as compared to his usual unfluctuating line-ups of the past. Despite this, I know we will contend in the end; however, it will be the playoffs that scare me – will our bats be even more anemic than before?


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Long-awaited new Ataris album on its way in 2013
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Pop-punk band The Ataris are coming to East Tennessee for a performance Friday night at The Well in Bearden, and we caught up with front man Kris Roe to talk about it. The story will be out in the Sept. 27 edition of The Daily Times Weekend section, and during our interview, he discussed the long-awaited Ataris full-length, "The Graveyard of the Atlantic." It's been in the works for roughly five years now, and fans have been waiting for it with anticipation, only to find out it's still a work in progress.
That's still the case, Roe told us, but hopefully for now much longer. Right now, the focus is on getting new music out to fans before the end of the year and releasing "Graveyard of the Atlantic" in 2013.
"We've recorded about 20 songs for that, and there will be about 12 or 13 on the actual record; maybe we'll release the rest on vinyl," Roe said. "We've got a bunch of vocals left to do, but we'll get it out next year. We are planning to release some new music before the end of the year — 12 songs — on our Bandcamp page, and maybe do a short run of vinyl of old tunes and stray songs.
"And we recorded a couple of our live sets on our last tour. We're putting them out as a donation-only live set on our Bandcamp. That way, the people coming out to any of the remaining shows on this tour know what to expect live from The Ataris today."
Friday night's show also includes Red City Radio, Flatfoot 56 and The Last Crusade; tickets are $10 in advance and $12 at the door. Check out The Ataris on Bandcamp here.


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i'm looking for a good movie to watch so list your fav and hopfully i find something new i haven't seen yet
iv'e seen most mainstream movies you can think of :p
Sherlock Holmes the newer movies or Inception its a hard one
what genre do you like?
Sucker Punch
Mega Shark vs. Giant Octopus
Mean Girls
...In no particular order...
shutter island
butterfly effect
that`s my boy,campaign
The Bucket list
Yes man
Get Him to the Greek
21 Jump street
the notebook
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Sherlock Holmes the newer movies or Inception its a hard one
inception was better and leo is a far better actor imo
Originally Posted by Cfighter
what genre do you like?
honestly i don't have a fav i just like a good move.... action, adventure, comedy, love, horror, etc. they all work
Originally Posted by Ldude
Sucker Punch
Mega Shark vs. Giant Octopus
Mean Girls
...In no particular order...
loved sucker punch :D
Originally Posted by typezero
shutter island
butterfly effect
loved shutter island and butterfly effect, both really great movies!!
You don't mess with the Zohan
Your Highness
Austin Powers Trilogy
The Comebacks
That's about it from me.
The Dark Knight was also pretty good...
i am legend
If you like some anime, Princess Monoke is the best one I've ever seen, and for a modern movie... The lazarus Project is a great movie.
amazing spidermna , avengers , batman trilogy , sherlock holmes movies ( downey jr ) , prometheous , the girl with the dragon tattoo
DBZ movies
8 mile
Any Adam Sandler movie
The Boondock Saints. Best. Movie. EVAR!
If you haven't seen it, go watch it, NAO!
Shutter island
But honestly inception was really cool
One night in paris.........Or stepbrothers
Event Horizon has always been my favourite movie.
The Count of Monte Cristo remains to this day one of my all time favorite movies. Pulp Fiction if your into Quentin Tarantino films is a great movie as well. Last but not least Forrest Gump, just love this movie so much.
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Posted on February 13, 2014
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On Monday, February 17, Showroom will host two events with alumna Sara Alsum-Wassenaar, who was part of the Civic Studio project in the RAPID Central Station in 2006. She has received a bachelor's degree in psychology from Hope College, a master's degree in education from Grand Valley, and is currently completing an MFA in new media at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
Alsum-Wassenaar will begin with a public discussion at 2:40 p.m. on the nature of social, cultural, economic, and political space in terms of artificial limitations. Beginning at 4 p.m. her walkshop project "Here (M-cife)" will take participants on a physical exploration of Grand Rapids. The project will include making clay imprints of cracks, crevasses, architectural nuances and decor that is considered obtuse. The pieces created during the walkshop will be brought back to the studio where they will be later fired and placed on display for public viewing. Both events are free and open to the public. For more details on participating, visit https://www.facebook.com/events/722219624477662/.
Also under development at Showroom is the Office for Public Culture (http://opublicculture.org/), with support from Brooks College for Interdisciplinary Studies, which will host a public discussion, "Right to the City," on Friday, February 21, at 4 p.m. Public hours for Showroom and the Office for Public Culture are Mondays and Wednesdays, from 10:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. and Fridays from 3:30-5:30 p.m.


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This photo shows The Reaper drone, now known as a Global Hawk, at Edwards Air Force Base in California.
LAS VEGAS The Federal Aviation Administration announced six states on Monday that will develop test sites for drones, a critical next step for the march of the unmanned aircraft into U.S. skies.
Alaska, Nevada, New York, North Dakota, Texas and Virginia will host the research sites, providing diverse climates, geography and air traffic environments, FAA Administrator Michael Huerta said.
Drones have been mainly used by the military, but governments, businesses, farmers and others are making plans to join the market. Many universities are starting or expanding drone programs.
The FAA does not currently allow commercial use of drones, but it is working to develop operational guidelines by the end of 2015, although officials concede the project may take longer than expected.
The FAA projects some 7,500 commercial drones could be aloft within five years of getting widespread access to American airspace.
Representatives from winning states were jubilant about the FAA announcement and the likelihood that the testing will draw companies interested in cashing in on the fledgling industry.
This is wonderful news for Nevada that creates a huge opportunity for our economy, said U.S. Sen. Harry Reid, D-Nevada.
U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer, a New York Democrat, called the announcement a slam dunk for central and northern New York.
The competition for a test site was robust, Huerta said, as 25 entities in 24 states submitted proposals. At least one of the six sites chosen will be up and running within 180 days, while the others are expected to come online in quick succession, he said during a conference call with reporters.
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In choosing Alaska, the FAA cited a diverse set of test site locations in seven climatic zones. New Yorks site at Griffiss International Airport will look into integrating drones into the congested northeast airspace.
Nevada offered proximity to military aircraft from several bases.
Tests will determine whether drones can detect and avoid obstacles including other aircraft and whether they can operate safely when they lose contact with their operators.
These test sites will give us valuable information about how best to ensure the safe introduction of this advanced technology into our nations skies, Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx said in a statement.
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"Chale" was Carlos Salazar Sr., who died July 2 at 81.
"Our Facebook page just exploded," says Chale's son, Precinct 1 County Commissioner Carlos Salazar, Jr.
"Your dad was an icon on the west side," someone wrote. But it was County Judge David Silva who pronounced it best: "The west side is never going to be the same."
Only a few days after the funeral,w Carlos is sitting at a table in a makeshift office in the rear of the store. He twists his head toward the empty chair. "It hasn't hit me yet," he says. "As far as I am concerned, he's still here."
Chale sat in that chair until about three weeks before he died.
The chair is a living-room rocker, draped in a throw decorated with a Santa Claus. Beside it, a floor fan.
"Dad used to stay in that chair and sleep," Carlos says, "sometimes with a box over his head."
Chale and his brother, Ben, built the store in 1968. "CBS" stands for "Chale and Ben Store."
Why a grocery store?
"Father was a migrant worker," Carlos remembered. "Then he drove a taxi. Then he went to barber school in San Antonio. He had to hitch-hike. A lot of times he only had one meal a day. It had an everlasting effect."
Carlos remembers always finding numerous small bags of potato chips, with only a few chips left in the package, carefully saved.
"And milk bottles. Sometimes I'd find them with only a quarter-inch of milk left in them, but if I threw them away, I would get in trouble."
Chale, he says, knew hunger.
From the day it opened, CBS was a neighborhood symbol of generosity.
"If a city crew was out there working on the roads, Dad would take them soft drinks. Anyone who was hungry got cold cuts.
"Do you know that, back when gas was 28-cents a gallon, we were the first place in Beeville to offer self-serve gas? We were."
In the 1980s, more stringent environmental regulations forced Chale to abandon the pumps.
A quick measure of whether a customer is a regular are the words used to go to the store. First-time customers say "Let's go to CBS," but regulars simply say "Let's go to Chale's."
Among his legacies, perhaps the strongest is a Dum-Dum lollipop.
"Every kid who came into the store got a free Dum-Dum," Carlos says.
A measure of that legacy is lollipop math.
Each box of 120 Dum-Dums would last a week. Fifty-two boxes equals 6,240 a year. Forty-five years equals 280,800 lollipops given away.
Already, west-side youngsters have politely, hesitantly, asked if free Dum-Dums still will be available.
"Everyone has a bad day," Carlos says. "But Chale never had a bad day. If anybody walked through the door, he had a joke for them."
They're still coming.
"We have a customer base of more than 300," Carlos says. "Ninety percent of them are Hispanic, but we have a number of Anglos, too."
When CBS opened, it was one of seven or eight similar groceries in the neighborhood.
"This is the last mom-and-pop store around," Carlos says. "We survived the Walmarts and the H-E-Bs of the world — all on the force of Chale's personality. It's one-on-one service. It's personal here.
"He had no prejudices. He always told us to work hard and to respect everyone."
Carlos has no doubts about the store's survivability.
"Dad established a base of customers; we'll continue to stay in business."
Carlos remembers starting to work in the store when he was 12, stocking bottles and cleaning up.
"I didn't get to work the register until I was 14," he recalls.
His memories are interrupted by two youngsters walking through the area.
"Those are Edward's kids. They're the ones who are going to pick up the slack. And Edward! My baby brother (Carlos is 57; Edward is 46) used to run around here in diapers. Now, he's running the store."
And the store has adapted to the changing times.
It is less of a grocery store today — much of the transactions are for lotto cards and cashing checks. Still, there are toasted oat cereals for sale, along with a wall-full of Mexican herbs and spices, some sold for medicine; some for cooking.
Computers have replaced older cash registers. Chale decided to let the younger siblings handle the new technology.
"He would help stock and clean," Carlos says.
"Except for when I was in the service, I've spent every day of my life here," he says. When my father was alive, he would open the store at six in the morning. Now, I open up around 7:30. But, he's not here.
"When it hits me, I know I'm going to break down."
He glances at Chale's chair, half expecting it to start gently rocking.
Bill Clough is a reporter at the Bee-Picayune and can be reached at 358-2550, ext. 122, or at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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DAMASCUS TOWNSHIP, PA — Highway drivers coming upon the scene might have thought there was an emergency rescue going on along the banks of the Delaware River. There was no emergency, but rather an important hands-on practice session for rural firefighters who regularly face the challenge of showing up at a fire scene to find no ready source of water.
Eight local fire companies and about 30 of their volunteers took part in a "Rural Water Movement Course" on Sunday, April 7 at the DEP Fish and Wildlife boat launch on Route 652, just short of the Narrowsburg, NY bridge. This was the first time the course has been run in Wayne County for a number of years. Host fire companies for the exercise were Welcome Lake and Beach Lake.
"The challenge," said instructor Fred Bales, a retired chief from Greenfield Township, PA "is efficiently moving water to the scene." Tanker after tanker truck took a turn on the river bank to practice all the necessary steps.
Bales said that the class was both for younger firefighters to be introduced to the process, as well as for those with more experience to learn new techniques. "It's also an opportunity for the different fire companies to work with the other departments that they often go to fires with."
The field day was preceded by several nights in the classroom. The eight fire companies participating were Welcome Lake, Beach Lake, White Mills, Hamlin, Seelyville and Lackwaxen from Pennsylvania, plus Lava and Lake Huntington from New York State.
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Glo tested: self-tanners
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By Laura Vogel
We all know that there's no such thing as a safe tan, unless it's a fake tan. (One only has to think of "Tan Mom" to recall how UV rays—whether from the sun or a tanning bed—can damage the skin.) Luckily, for those who crave a bronzed look without the risks, it turns out there is something new under the sun, in the form of self-tanners. Our testers slathered, spritzed and wiped on the latest formulas to bring you these ten sunless standouts.
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Why it's unique: The active ingredient in most self-tanners is dihydroxyacetone (DHA), which reacts with the outer layer of the skin to create a bronzed tone. The brand-new Kerstin Florian Sunless Tan incorporates a vegetable-derived DHA as well as a host of other botanicals, including chamomile and echinacea.
Tester's take: "This self-tanner gave a gorgeous, natural-looking glow that you could amp up with additional applications. Another bonus? It is super moisturizing and smells like a garden."
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Sunny Scent3 of 11
Why it's unique: This tanner is fortified with vitamin D (the nutrient your body creates when it's exposed to the sun) and can be sprayed on from any angle, making those tricky, behind-the knees spots easier to reach.
Tester's take: "It smelled divine and didn't have that odd 'spray-tan smell'—people actually asked me what perfume I was wearing. The color was really pretty once it developed, a nice shade of brown with just a hint of red—like a real tan—and not orangey at all."
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Why it's unique: A combo of a potent botanical moisturizing ingredients like sweet almond oil and green-tea extracts hydrate the skin, while the gentle tanning ingredients—the concentration of active ingredients is so low that it can be used daily—deliver an ongoing glow between airbrush treatments.
Tester's take: "It has a great smell—it could almost replace a body spray. And it seemed to do the trick of preserving a tan."
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Wash & Glow5 of 11
Why it's unique: The magic of this product is in the application: After a shower or bath, simply smooth it on and rinse off immediately. There's no waiting or worry about staining clothes. The lotion is tinted, so you can see exactly where your "tan" will develop.
Tester's take: "I didn't believe that self-tanning didn't have to involve wandering around the house naked, waiting for a product to dry, but this one defied all logic. It delivered a great-looking tan in minutes."
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Why it's unique: St. Tropez is one of the most beloved brands in the self-tanning business. Their new mousse formulation helps ease application—a lot less streaking and no more dripping. It also dries in just 60 seconds.
Tester's take: "I like the color it gives—very natural and has more brown tones versus the orange hues I associate with self-tanners. It's very easy to apply, and I love that it's buildable color that lasted about five days."
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Why it's unique: This oil-free formula is perfect for the face (no blocked pores), and it also contains amino acids that help soften the appearance of fine lines. The color is very subtle, and you can build your "tan" gradually—no Oompa-Loompa fears here.
Tester's take: "I'm already a little dark, but it made my face more even-toned. I don't know if I would use this product every day, but I would use it at night or for going out."
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Why it's unique: This tanner does double duty: It contains a bronzer that gives the skin an instant glow and then develops into a sun-kissed hue.
Tester's take: "I liked the light scent of this cream—it has a hint of vanilla—nothing like your usual self-tanner. The color developed gradually, but it was very natural-looking."
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Why it's unique: This tanner is great for those with fair complexions. It delivers a supremely subtle tan (that can be amped up with multiple applications). Also, it's formulated for face and body.
Tester's take: "This lotion, being French and all, had a very fancy smell—not a hint of chemicals. The white lotion was quickly absorbed by the skin. The resulting color was very subtle—there's no danger of looking like Snooki—and lasted about four days."
SHOP NOW: Phytomer Sun Radiance Self-Tanning Cream, $44
On-the-Go Glow10 of 11
Why it's unique: These handy little wipes are super portable, great for getaways. They are unscented and can be used all over the body—including the face.
Tester's take: "The product was wiped onto the body in a circular motion using the towelettes. It went on smoothly, and the color looked very natural and lasted for a week. I recommend this product to everyone who needs a little dash of color!"
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Natural Wonder11 of 11
Why it's unique: OK, this isn't a "new" product, but it works so well—at such a low price—that we had to share. This lotion goes on clear but develops a beautiful nut-brown hue rapidly. It's infused with moisturizing goodies, from shea butter to vitamin E.
Tester's take: "I was amazed at how quickly I developed color, which was dark without being overbearing or streaky or orange. It was impressive, and the results lasted."
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Hi- I have a 20 month old. For the past 11 days we have been working on nightweaning, because I really want more solid sleep and I also would love to go out after he's in bed w/out the guaranteed "I'm going to wake up looking for you for milk" 2 hrs after bedtime.
So far, pretty good- after about 6 days of being really miserable, he wakes up, sometime around 2:30/ 3:00, asks to nurse, protests a bit, and then moves on to a cheerios midnight snack.
The problem is that the snack volume seems to be going up rather than down, and he is staying up longer (over 2 hours)/ protesting going back to sleep more rather than less as the days go on. He fell to about the -5 range on the weight charts at about 9 months and has stayed there, so I'm reluctant to deny him food. I've been trying to tank him up on calories during the day, but he's a dedicated self-feeder so I don't have so much say in the matter.
Anyone have any suggestions or insights? We still nurse a couple times during the day, which I am very happy about. I have an older child who was more miserable when I nightweaned him but stopped waking up when there was no milk forthcoming.


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Power outages were reported across Oahu Tuesday morning.
The Hawaiian Electric Company says independent power producer AES, which sells electricity to HECO, went out of service unexpectedly at around 10:30 a.m.
AES owns and operates the largest generating unit on Oahu and was supplying about 23 percent of the island's power at the time the generator shut down.
This required HECO to shut off service to customers in Central, Leeward and Windward Oahu. This is part of an automatic protection system that can prevent a longer and more widespread outage.
The outage affected up to 75,000 customers on Oahu.
At 11:09 a.m., power was restored for the majority of customers.
"We began restoring power as quickly as possible while still ensuring safety," said Darren Pai, Hawaiian Electric spokesperson. "We sincerely apologize to our customers for the disruption."
If anyone doesn't have power, call the HECO trouble line at 548-7961.
The power went out at the Pearl Highlands Center just after 10:30 a.m.
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Man charged with malicious wounding
MARTINSBURG – A Martinsburg man accused of shooting another man in the face was arraigned Sunday night on one count of felony malicious wounding.
Russell Antoyne Holt, 39, of West Race Street, was released Monday on $100,000 bail, but was immediately arraigned again on another warrant charging him with distribution of heroin in connection with an incident last year. As of Monday, Holt was being held at Eastern Regional Jail on $200,000 bail in connection with the drug charge.
The victim of Sunday's shooting, identified in court records as Mario Magnusson, survived and was taken to City Hospital in Martinsburg to be treated.
According to court records, on Sunday officers with the Martinsburg Police Department responded to the 100 block of West Race Street for a report of a shooting victim.
Magnusson suffered a gunshot wound to the mouth. While being treated by medics at the scene for the gunshot wound, the victim told police that Holt had shot him. The victim was then taken to City Hospital.
Officers spoke with several witnesses at the scene, who said that they believed the shooting occurred behind the 200 block of West Race Street. Police located a blood trail and followed it to a gravel parking lot on Commerce Avenue behind a building located at 311 N. Maple Ave. Officers located a 40-caliber shell casing and a tooth in close proximity at the suspected crime scene, records show.
Police attempted to speak with the victim again at City Hospital, but he was unable to provide a written or verbal statement. He was asked if he could identify the person who shot him through a photograph. The victim nodded and was shown a photograph of Holt. When shown the photograph, the victim nodded multiple times and pointed at the picture, records show.
The drug charge Holt was arraigned on Monday stemmed from a Dec. 13, 2012, incident, during which he allegedly sold five packs of heroin for $100 to a confidential police informant during a drug sting conducted by the Eastern Panhandle Drug and Violent Crimes Task Force.
If convicted of malicious wounding, Holt faces two to 10 years in prison. He faces a maximum of one to 15 years in prison and a $25,000 fine if convicted of distribution of heroin.
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February 18, 2013 Show with John Kallas
Bill Taylor and Jaye Alison Moscariello interviewed John Kallas PhD, author of Edible Wild Plants: Wild Foods From Dirt to Plate. Not just another wild plant book with photos of the flowering stage, this thorough treatment shows plants from just-emerged through the stages when it is best to eat, often long before it flowers. In addition it shows look-alikes to help readers distinguish the plant from others. Following this are recipes for preparing each wild plant. There are sections on understanding wild foods, each plant in detail, and the potential of wild foods, with nutrition information.
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My current research emphasis is in health policy primarily in solid organ transplantation. I have a passion for the development of novel, large-scale databases containing detailed patient records describing health condition, quality of life, the continuum of care delivery, resource utilization and outcomes. Although focused around transplantation, we have data spanning all areas of health and health care in the United States for more than 12 million individuals and I find many opportunities to collaborate with colleagues on projects in areas such as chronic kidney disease, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, infectious disease and liver disease. The central objective of my research is to alleviate the organ shortage, which is a serious public health problem since the majority of patients awaiting transplantation in the United States will die before a suitable organ is found for them.
As Director of Transplant Outcomes and Policy Research, Dr. Schnitzler leads a diverse team of scientists from Saint Louis University and around the country with skills ranging from biostatistics and epidemiology to nephrology, hepatology, and surgery. This program is an expansion of work that began when he was a faculty member at Washington University in Health Administration and Nephrology. His efforts have both led to and been advanced by lobbying and lectures in the US House of Representatives and Senate. He has also aided in the improvement of organ allocation for the United Network of Organ Sharing and helped develop strategies to expand organ availability for Health and Human Services and the Organ Procurement and Transplant Network.
Community and Academic Affiliations
United Mitochondrial Disease Foundation, St. Louis Chapter
Selected Publications or Presentations
(This listing represents a portion of past and active areas of research.)
1. Schnitzler MA, Hollenbeak CS, Cohen DS, Woodward RS, Lowell JA, Singer GG, Tesi RJ, Howard TK, Mohanakumar T, Brennan DC. The Economic Implications of HLA Matching in Cadaveric Renal Transplantation. New England Journal of Medicine 1999;341(19):1440- 1446.
2. Schnitzler MA, Whiting JF, Brennan DC, Lentine KL, Desai NM, Chapman W, Abbott KC, Kalo Z. The life-years saved by a deceased organ donor. Am J Transpl. September 2005;5:2289- 2296.
3. Gaston RS, Danovitch GM, Epstein RA, Kahn JP, Matas AJ, Schnitzler MA. Limiting financial disincentives in live organ donation: a rational solution to the kidney shortage. Am J Transpl.2005;5:1725-1730.
4. Hauptman PJ, Schnitzler MA, Swindle J, Burroughs TE. Use of nesiritide before and after publications suggesting drug-related risks in patients with acute decompensated heart failure. JAMA. 2006 Oct 18;296(15):1877-84.
5. Brennan DC, Schnitzler MA. Long-Term Results of Rabbit Antithymocyte Globulin and Basiliximab Induction. New England Journal of Medicine 2008; 359: 1736-1738.
Professional Memberships
American Society of Transplantation