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Cockayne Syndrome Group B Cellular and Biochemical Functions The American Journal of Human Genetics, Volume 73, Issue 6, 1 December 2003, Pages 1217-1239 Cecilie Löe Licht, Tinna Stevnsner and Vilhelm A. Bohr Abstract The devastating genetic disorder Cockayne syndrome (CS) arises from mutations in the CSA and CSB genes. CS is characterized by progressive multisystem degeneration and is classified as a segmental premature-aging syndrome. The CS complementation group B (CSB) protein is at the interface of transcription and DNA repair and is involved in transcription-coupled and global genome–DNA repair, as well as in general transcription. Recent structure-function studies indicate a process-dependent variation in the molecular mechanism employed by CSB and provide a starting ground for a description of the mechanisms and their interplay. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (4901 kb) |
Defective Transcription-Coupled Repair in Cockayne Syndrome B Mice Is Associated with Skin Cancer Predisposition Cell, Volume 89, Issue 3, 2 May 1997, Pages 425-435 Gijsbertus T.J van der Horst, Harry van Steeg, Rob J.W Berg, Alain J van Gool, Jan de Wit, Geert Weeda, Hans Morreau, Rudolf B Beems, Coen F van Kreijl, Frank R de Gruijl, Dirk Bootsma and Jan H.J Hoeijmakers Summary A mouse model for the nucleotide excision repair disorder Cockayne syndrome (CS) was generated by mimicking a truncation in the CSB(ERCC6) gene of a CS-B patient. CSB-deficient mice exhibit all of the CS repair characteristics: ultraviolet (UV) sensitivity, inactivation of transcription-coupled repair, unaffected global genome repair, and inability to resume RNA synthesis after UV exposure. Other CS features thought to involve the functioning of basal transcription/repair factor TFIIH, such as growth failure and neurologic dysfunction, are present in mild form. In contrast to the human syndrome, CSB-deficient mice show increased susceptibility to skin cancer. Our results demonstrate that transcription-coupled repair of UV-induced cyclobutane pyrimidine dimers contributes to the prevention of carcinogenesis in mice. Further, they suggest that the lack of cancer predisposition in CS patients is attributable to a global genome repair process that in humans is more effective than in rodents. Summary | Full Text | PDF (2052 kb) |
Requirement of Yeast RAD2, a Homolog of Human XPG Gene, for Efficient RNA Polymerase II Transcription Cell, Volume 109, Issue 7, 28 June 2002, Pages 823-834 Sung-Keun Lee, Sung-Lim Yu, Louise Prakash and Satya Prakash Summary In addition to xeroderma pigmentosum, mutations in the human XPG gene cause early onset Cockayne syndrome (CS). Here, we provide evidence for the involvement of RAD2, the S. cerevisiae counterpart of XPG, in promoting efficient RNA polymerase II transcription. Inactivation of RAD26, the S. cerevisiae counterpart of the human CSB gene, also causes a deficiency in transcription, and a synergistic decline in transcription occurs in the absence of both the RAD2 and RAD26 genes. Growth is also retarded in the rad2Δ and rad26Δ single mutant strains, and a very severe growth inhibition is seen in the rad2Δ rad26Δ double mutant. From these and other observations presented here, we suggest that transcriptional defects are the underlying cause of CS. Summary | Full Text | PDF (446 kb) |
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The American Journal of Human Genetics, Volume 62, Issue 1, 77-85, 1 January 1998
Donna L. Mallery1, Bianca Tanganelli2, Stefano Colella2, Herdis Steingrimsdottir1, *, Alain J. van Gool3, †, Christine Troelstra3, Miria Stefanini2 and Alan R. Lehmann1, ,
1 MRC Cell Mutation Unit, Sussex University, Falmer, Brighton
2 Istituto di Genetica Biochimica ed Evoluzionistica CNR, Pavia, Italy
3 Department of Cell Biology and Genetics, Erasmus University, Rotterdam
Cockayne syndrome is a multisystem sun-sensitive genetic disorder associated with a specific defect in the ability to perform transcription-coupled repair of active genes after UV irradiation. Two complementation groups (CS-A and CS-B) have been identified, and 80% of patients have been assigned to the CS-B complementation group. We have analyzed the sites of the mutations in the CSB gene in 16 patients, to determine the spectrum of mutations in this gene and to see whether the nature of the mutation correlates with the type and severity of the clinical symptoms. In nine of the patients, the mutations resulted in truncated products in both alleles, whereas, in the other seven, at least one allele contained a single amino acid change. The latter mutations were confined to the C-terminal two-thirds of the protein and were shown to be inactivating by their failure to restore UV-irradiation resistance to hamster UV61 cells, which are known to be defective in the CSB gene. Neither the site nor the nature of the mutation correlated with the severity of the clinical features. Severe truncations were found in different patients with either classical or early-onset forms of the disease.

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Optimal Management of Rheumatoid Arthritis Patients Requiring Biologic Therapy (ORBIT)
This study is currently recruiting participants.
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That anti-TNF therapy and rituximab therapy are equally effective in treating patients with rheumatoid arthritis who meet the eligibility criteria for biologic therapy in the British Society for Rheumatology guidelines, and have not previously been exposed to biologic therapy.
Condition | Intervention | Phase |
Rheumatoid Arthritis |
Drug: etanercept or adalimumab Drug: Rituximab |
Phase 4 |
Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Allocation: Randomized Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment Masking: Open Label Primary Purpose: Treatment |
Official Title: | Optimal Management of Rheumatoid Arthritis Patients Requiring Biologic Therapy |
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rheumatoid arthritis
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Rheumatoid Arthritis
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Further study details as provided by University of Glasgow:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- Mean change in Disease Activity Score (DAS28) [ Time Frame: 12 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]DAS28 is a composite measure of swollen joint count, tender joint count, patient global assessment of activity and ESR. The mean change in the DAS28 between 0 and 12 months in the two groups will be compared.
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- Mean change in Health Assessment Questionnaire score [ Time Frame: 12 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]The HAQ uses a validated questionnaire that results in a disability score of between 0 and 3. The mean change in HAQ score between 0 and 12 months in the two groups will be compared
- Mean change in EQ5-D [ Time Frame: 12 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]EQ5-D is a validated questionnaire that gives a measure of utility. The mean change in the score between 0 and 12 months in the two groups will be compared.
- Mean QALY gain [ Time Frame: 12 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]The cumulative gain in utility over 1 year (area under the curve) will be compared in the two groups
Estimated Enrollment: | 302 |
Study Start Date: | April 2010 |
Estimated Study Completion Date: | June 2014 |
Estimated Primary Completion Date: | June 2014 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) |
Arms | Assigned Interventions |
Active Comparator: Anti-TNF therapy
Etanercept or adalimumab by s/c injection
Drug: etanercept or adalimumab
etanercept 50mg/week by s/c injection adalimumab 40mg eow by s/c/ injection
Other Names:
Experimental: Rituximab therapy
Rituximab given by IV infusion
Drug: Rituximab
1g x2 by IV infusion repeated every 5 months or more
Other Name: MabThera
Ages Eligible for Study: | 18 Years and older |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Both |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | No |
Inclusion Criteria:
- Rheumatoid arthritis
- Eligible for biologic therapy according to BSR/NICE guidelines
Exclusion Criteria:
- Prior biologic therapy
- Contra-indication to anti-TNF therapy or rituximab
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Responsible Party: | Duncan Porter, Senior Lecturer, University of Glasgow |
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT01021735 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: | 2009-011268-13 |
Study First Received: | November 27, 2009 |
Last Updated: | October 26, 2012 |
Health Authority: | United Kingdom: Research Ethics Committee |
Keywords provided by University of Glasgow:
Rheumatoid Outcome Cost effectiveness Safety |
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Arthritis Arthritis, Rheumatoid Joint Diseases Musculoskeletal Diseases Rheumatic Diseases Connective Tissue Diseases Autoimmune Diseases Immune System Diseases Rituximab TNFR-Fc fusion protein Adalimumab Immunologic Factors Physiological Effects of Drugs |
Pharmacologic Actions Antirheumatic Agents Therapeutic Uses Antineoplastic Agents Anti-Inflammatory Agents, Non-Steroidal Analgesics, Non-Narcotic Analgesics Sensory System Agents Peripheral Nervous System Agents Anti-Inflammatory Agents Gastrointestinal Agents Immunosuppressive Agents Central Nervous System Agents |
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15:00: To start the second quarter, the Broncos will have it second-and-11 at the Carolina 29… Jay Cutler gives to Tatum Bell, but running room is hard to find. Gain of two, third-and-nine.
Cutler hits his favorite third down target, Brandon Stokley, for the first down.
13:44: Flag on the play after Cutler and Darrell Jackson couldn't connect. Holding on Ben Hamilton and the Broncos are pushed back 10 yards. First-and-20, Cutler escapes the blitz and picks up four after Jon Beason stops him. After an incompletion to Brandon Marshall, it is third and long… Cutler, gives to Selvin Young, but he is stopped very short. In fact no gain on the play.
Brett Kern punts and Mark Jones signals for the fair catch at the 27-yard line.
12:05: Nate Webster greets DeAneglo Williams on first down, only a gain of one as the Panthers were trying to setup a screen… Williams gets three on second down and it is third-and-six… and Steve Smith is wide open down the middle of the field. Big gain and a first down. 38 yards on that reception.
9:32: Carolina picks up another first down on two Williams runs, but Ebenezer Ekuban stops Williams for a two-yard loss on the following play…. but that was quickly nullified as Smith picks up a first down.
7:23: Rookie Jonathan Stewart goes in from two yards and the Panthers have jumped on top. Kasey is good and the Broncos trail by a touchdown.
Panther 17 – Broncos 10; 6:29 remaining.
Steve Smith is having a huge first half, five catches for 120 yards.
6:23: Broncos will start the drive at the 21-yard line. Cutler hits P.J. Pope for a 16-yard gain and a first down.
5:47: A holding call on Darrell Jackson will push the Broncos back to the 27, where it will be first-and-15… Cutler, avoids the sack on first down and gets five. Cutler rolls on second down, looks towards Royal and is lucky it wasn't picked off by defensive end Charles Johnson. Third-and-10, Cutler under center — looks again for Royal. Incomplete, but illegal contact on the Panthers and the Broncos have a first down. Looked like Cutler expected Royal to keep going, but Royal had settled into an open spot.
4:00: Two short plays will force the Broncos into a third-and-seven… Cutler puts Graham in motion and pitches to Young… he is tripped up for a two-yard gain. Out comes Kern. Kern boots it high and it lands on the goalline and bounces in for a touchback. First down Panthers at the 20.
2:24: On first down, the Panthers continue to attack the seams but Delhomme cannot hit Muhammad. But the Panthers pick up the first down just before the two-minute warning as Delhomme hits tight end Jeff King.
2:00: First-and-10 for the Panthers at their 35-yard line. Delhomme to Smith gets six yards then Williams loses one on the following play. Third-and-five… Delhomme to Williams, but the Broncos coral him a yard short. Out comes the punt team for Carolina.
0:34: Royal waves off his teammates and the ball falls at the Denver 18. Cutler is in the gun on first down. Has all day to pass and connects with Graham, but no gain. Denver calls a timeout.
0:17: Young gets the carry and fumbles, Carolina picks it up and they will look to add to their lead before the half.
0:07: Delhomme carries to center the ball and out comes Kasey. The attempt will be from 45 yards. And the 18-year pro splits the uprights.
Panthers 20 – Broncos 10; Halftime.
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Growing the food movement in south west England
20 February 2013
On 10 February, WDM helped organise the first regional food sovereignty meeting in the south west. Food sovereignty advocates that the people who produce, distribute and consume food at the centre of decisions on food systems and policies, rather than the demands of markets and corporations that they believe have come to dominate the global food system.
This was the first big meeting since the national gathering at OrganicLea on the outskirts of London last July, and it aimed to strengthen regional networks of the food sovereignty movement and make national planning more accessible to people outside of London.
The meeting attracted over 40 people from across the South West, which is testament to the vibrant community food networks alive in the region. There was a lot of energy to coordinate actions, public education materials and events in the South West, including a festival in the summer of 2014 (either in the South West or nationally). There was also an idea to start working on a regional food charter.
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It's not just your mood that benefits from your active toddler taking his daily afternoon snooze. A new study found that toddlers who don't nap exhibit more anxiety, less joy, and decreased ability to solve problems. "This study shows insufficient sleep in the form of missing a nap taxes the way toddlers express different feelings, and, over time, may shape their developing emotional brains and put them at risk for lifelong, mood-related problems," says study leader Monique LeBourgeois, Ph.D. from University of Colorado Boulder, on psychcentral.com.
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Holy h*ll that was hard. I have been practicing the mount/remount at the obstacle thing, but what I needed to be working on for this race was long grinding climbs up grassy hills. ouch ouch ouch. But I finished vertically and had fun, met some great people. Weather was gorgeous too.
The ab work I've been doing is beginning to help with running - my back didn't get sore today and could feel core working.
Brisk morning, temps in the 50s made for great running conditions. Ran through a couple of subdivisions I don't get over to and the change of scenery was great.
The full moon must be messing with the wildlife -- there's a big cornfield at the end of our street and the local coyote pack was in there just yodeling away. Sound carries but it did seem like they were very close to the street. I love hearing them but at a respectful distance.
And then there was a brief standoff with a scary dog --- no one lets their dog run loose around here unless it's an accident. So it was kind of funny to see a dog sitting in the middle of a quiet subdivision road, obviously enjoying some sunshiny freedom. Got closer and the dog suddenly got very protective of her yard --- to the point where she crossed the road and was showing her teeth, hair standing up on back, walking very stiff legged. She was a smallish dog, maybe 45 pounds, brindle with some white, and she had one blue eye --- so I am guessing maybe a boxer or pit/Aussie or husky mix? There was a truck parked on the street and I got it between us and walked slowly backwards. Damn thing stayed with me all the way to the end of the street.
And no owner in sight. From all the noise the dog was making I kept expecting someone to come out of the house. Grr...stupid owners
Went out to my sister's and rode Pete. He was kind of grouchy today, did not like the bit that my sister had on him. Next time we will switch back to the snaffle bit, he is happier with that one.
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Garmin was dead this morning, I think it's time to send it off for a new battery as it's not holding a charge very well. So the distance is hit or miss.
Lewis Memorial Trail Moonlight Run
2 mile fun run to raise awareness (and money) for the mtb trail. It's on some land next to a church, so some of the members of that congregation volunteered and offered their restrooms so we didn't have to use a portapotty in the dark.
I had a high lumen bike light that I carried. Good, because in the dark forest you couldn't see your hand in front of your face. Had a really good run considering the humidity. Ran behind two girls (well, they were in their 20s) who had just a small flashlight. My light gave enough light for everyone. At one point I passed them and ran on ahead. Could hear them fumbling through the dark so just stopped and waited so they could have benefit of the light again.
Really fun event. Mary and Brenda also ran.
Supposed to be 4 miles this morning. Tried a new route and came up short when I got back to the house. Too tired to run the last .14 of a mile, how sad is that?
Met Karen at Washington Park and ran two laps. Temps in the 70s with a light breeze made for perfect conditions. We took walk breaks roughly every mile, timed with the two drinking fountains in the park.
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April 30, 2003
Statement of Chairman Orrin G. Hatch
Before the United States Senate Committee on the Judiciary
Hearing on the nomination of
John G. Roberts, Jr., for the
U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit
I am pleased today to welcome to the Committee four outstanding nominees. We will consider three judicial nominees: John Roberts for the District of Columbia Circuit, David Campbell for the District of Arizona, and Maury Hicks for the Western District of Louisiana. We will also hear from Will Moschella, who has been nominated to be Assistant Attorney General for the Office of Legislative Affairs at the Department of Justice Office.
Let me say a few words about our first nominee, John Roberts, who has quite a history as a judicial nominee. He was originally nominated for a seat on the D.C. Circuit more than 11 years ago by the first President Bush, but was never given a hearing and was never confirmed. He was renominated by the current President Bush on May 9, 2001, but he did not receive a hearing in the 107th Congress. He was then renominated for the third time this past January. All told he has been nominated by two different presidents on 3 separate occasions for the federal appellate bench.
The Committee finally held a hearing on Mr. Roberts's nomination on January 29, 2003. During that marathon hearing, which started at 9:30 a.m. and did not end until after 9:00 p.m., he answered every question that he was asked in a precise and informative manner. He also answered myriad written questions submitted to him after the hearing - more than 70, to be precise. The Committee favorably reported his nomination for consideration by the full Senate with bipartisan support: All ten Republican Members of the Committee voted for Mr. Roberts, along with four Democratic Members. However, pursuant to an agreement between the Republican and Democratic Senate leadership, I have asked Mr. Roberts to return for this hearing with the clear understanding that his nomination will move to the Senate floor for an up or down vote without undue delay. This means that, pursuant to our agreement, the Committee will vote on Mr. Roberts's nomination a week from tomorrow, which is Thursday, May 8. Any written questions should accordingly be submitted to Mr. Roberts and the other nominees no later than 5:00 p.m. on Friday, May 2.
Mr. Roberts is widely considered to be one of the premier appellate litigators of his generation. His legal accomplishments are superb and include a remarkable 39 arguments before the United States Supreme Court. His record leaves no doubt that he is mainstream and fair. During the course of his career, he has argued both sides of the same issue in different cases, demonstrating that he is indeed a lawyer's lawyer. He has also represented parties from all sides of the political spectrum. His clients have included large and small corporations, trade organizations, non-profit organizations, states, and individuals. It is an honor to have such a remarkable legal mind before this Committee.
I would like to make just a few comments about Mr. Roberts's legal background. Upon graduating magna cum laude from Harvard Law School, he served as a law clerk for Second Circuit Judge Henry Friendly, and then for Supreme Court Justice William Rehnquist. His public service career included tenure as special assistant to Attorney General William French Smith, Associate White House Counsel, and Principal Deputy Solicitor General. Since 1993, he has been a partner with the prestigious D.C. law firm of Hogan & Hartson, where his practice has focused on federal appellate litigation.
There is no question that Mr. Roberts has the experience and intelligence to be an outstanding federal appellate judge. And if the support for his nomination from his peers is any indication, he also has the requisite judicial temperament and unbiased fairness that are the hallmarks of truly great judges. One letter the Committee received is from 156 members of the D.C. Bar, all of whom urge Mr. Roberts's swift confirmation. The letter is signed by such legal luminaries as Lloyd Cutler, who was White House Counsel to both President Carter and President Clinton; Boyden Gray, who was White House Counsel to the first President Bush; and Seth Waxman, who was President Clinton's Solicitor General. The letter states:
"Although, as individuals, we reflect a wide spectrum of political party affiliation and ideology, we are united in our belief that John Roberts will be an outstanding federal court of appeals judge and should be confirmed by the United States Senate. He is one of the very best and most highly respected appellate lawyers in the nation, with a deserved reputation as a brilliant writer and oral advocate. He is also a wonderful professional colleague both because of his enormous skills and because of his unquestioned integrity and fair-mindedness. In short, John Roberts represents the best of the bar and, we have no doubt, would be a superb federal court of appeals judge."
Another letter is from 13 of Mr. Roberts's former colleagues at the Solicitor General's Office. This letter states, "Although we are of diverse political parties and persuasions, each of us is firmly convinced that Mr. Roberts would be a truly superb addition to the federal court of appeals. . . . Mr. Roberts was attentive and respectful of all views, and he represented the United States zealously but fairly. He had the deepest respect for legal principles and legal precedent - instincts that will serve him well as a court of appeals judge."
Others echo these sentiments. Clinton Solicitor General Seth Waxman called Mr. Roberts an "exceptionally well-qualified appellate advocate[]." Another Clinton Solicitor General, Walter Dellinger, said, "'In my view . . . there is no better appellate advocate than John Roberts.'" And Yale Law Professor provided this personal glimpse: ". . . I asked Mr. Roberts whether he would be comfortable taking me - a Democratic young lawyer - under his wing. His response: 'Not only would I be comfortable with it, I want you here because I want to learn what others who may at times see the world differently than I think.'"
In my view, this is precisely the type of person we want to see confirmed as a federal appellate judge - one who will be respectful of all sides of an argument and who will follow the law, not some personal agenda, in deciding which party should prevail. I have every confidence that John Roberts will make a sterling addition to the D.C. Circuit, and I look forward to hearing from him today.
I will reserve my remarks about the other nominees we are considering until their panels are called forward.
# # #
Statement of Chairman Orrin G. Hatch
Before the United States Senate Committee on the Judiciary
Hearing on the nomination of
William Moschella for Assistant Attorney General for Legislative Affairs
I would like to start our final panel of the day by welcoming Mr. Moschella before the Committee and congratulating him for being nominated by President Bush. It is a true pleasure to have Mr. Moschella before the Committee. His impressive background and past government service make me confident that he will be a great asset to the Department of Justice, the Committee and the American people.
The Assistant Attorney General for Legislative Affairs serves as the legislative liaison between Congress and the Department of Justice. Some of the staff, and indeed many Members, might argue that this position is the most important position at the Department.
The Office of Legislative Affairs must represent the interests and opinions of the Department before Congress. This is no small task, given the number of important issues facing our country today. The Office also internally coordinates testimony given before the Senate and the House of Representatives. Furthermore, the Office reviews legislation proposed by other departments with the Office of Management and Budget and other executive branch agencies.
Mr. Moschella is well prepared for heading this important office. He has served in a number of government positions and is very familiar with the inner workings of Congress. From 1990 to 1997, Mr. Moschella held a variety of positions for Congressman Frank Wolf while he attended law school at George Mason University. From 1997 to the present, Mr. Moschella served on the House Committee on Government Reform, the House Committee on Rules, and, most recently, the House Committee on the Judiciary. While at the House Judiciary Committee, he has served in a variety of roles, including Chief Investigative Counsel and Chief Legislative Counsel under the leadership of current Chairman James Sensenbrenner. Mr. Moschella earned a reputation for being a fair-minded and diligent Chief Counsel, who developed a detailed and thorough understanding of the inner workings of the Department of Justice.
I understand that Chairman Sensenbrenner wanted to testify today but was unable to do so because of a prior commitment. He has sent a letter to the Committee in support of Mr. Moschella's nomination. I also note that the Committee has received letters of support from Congressman Conyers, the Ranking Member of the House Judiciary Committee, and from Virginia Senator George Allen. I will submit all of these letters for the record.
Mr. Moschella's experience in Congress, along with his significant experience in working with the Justice Department on a variety of issues, make him well qualified to serve as the Assistant Attorney General for Legislative Affairs, and our liaison with the Department.
Let me close by again expressing my pleasure in having such a well qualified nominee before us today. I am hopeful that this Committee and the Senate as a whole will move quickly to confirm him.
# # #
Statement of Chairman Orrin G. Hatch
Before the United States Senate Committee on the Judiciary
Hearing on the nomination of
David G. Campbell for the U.S. District Court for the District of Arizona and
S. Maurice Hicks, Jr., for the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Louisiana
I would now like to welcome to the Committee the two district nominees we will consider today. I think we can all agree that they have exhibited great patience here today, an attribute that will serve them well as federal trial judges. Both of these nominees have been introduced and lavished with praise by their home state senators and, in the case of Mr. Hicks, two congressmen as well, so I will keep my remarks brief.
David Campbell, our nominee to the U.S. District Court for the District of Arizona, has a wealth of legal experience that will serve him well on the federal bench. I must say that he demonstrated excellent judgment early on by choosing to attend law school at the University of Utah. Upon graduation, Mr. Campbell clerked for Ninth Circuit Judge Clifford Wallace, and for then Associate Justice William Rehnquist on the United States Supreme Court. He joined the law firm of Meyer, Hendricks, Victor, Osborn & Maledon in 1982 and became a partner there in 1986. Since 1995, Mr. Campbell has been a partner at Osborn Maledon where he practices in the area of general civil litigation. In addition to his distinguished legal career, Mr. Campbell has been a great asset to his community and has donated many hours of pro bono service and volunteer time to help individuals and families in need in his community.
Maurice Hicks, our nominee for the Western District of Louisiana, has also had a distinguished legal career. Upon graduation from Louisiana State University Law School, Mr. Hicks worked for the Louisiana Legislative Council. He then embarked on a 25-year career in private practice. A founding partner of his law firm, Mr. Hicks has developed an expertise in commercial and insurance-related litigation, torts, and intellectual property claims. Despite the demands of his practice, he has also devoted time in his legal career for pro bono work, including preparing wills for the elderly and working with adjudicated juveniles. Mr. Hicks's extensive experience and familiarity with the courtroom will serve him well on the federal bench.
I welcome both of these fine nominees to the Committee, and I look forward to hearing from them.
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TEANECK — The Walgreens drugstore proposed for Cedar Lane would be located almost directly across the street from a neighborhood pharmacy in business for more than 50 years and across Elm Avenue from a CVS.
But Victor Herlinsky Jr., an attorney who represents Win Development LLC, the company behind the proposal for the drive-through pharmacy and food mart, said the drugstore market is big enough for all three businesses. Plus, competition is better for consumers, he said.
By opening on Cedar Lane — the beleaguered downtown shopping strip that saw two beloved longtime businesses, a movie theater and a diner, close at the end of 2012 — Walgreens will have access to 88,000 customers from Teaneck and surrounding municipalities, a large percentage of whom are seniors, Herlinsky said.
Herlinsky spoke about the plans to two dozen residents, including landlords and business owners, on Thursday at the Richard Rodda Community Center.
But some residents, many concerned about the future of Cedar Lane, which has had frequent vacancies in storefronts, say the Walgreens may force the J&J Pharmacy or CVS — or both — to close.
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"I am not saying that these people are not entitled to a good option for their properties," said Toni Nayowitz, owner of Judaica House on Cedar Lane. She panned the rendering, calling it a "behemoth" that would dwarf other stores on Cedar Lane.
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Howard Rose, a township resident who owns Brier Rose Books on Cedar Lane, said he wanted the proposed project to increase the township's ratables, but also wanted the building to blend in with the business district.
The two driveways for the drive-through make the building appear somewhat separate and "standoffish" from the rest of Cedar Lane and will not encourage shoppers to walk from Walgreens to the other stores, he said.


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I pulled my head unit out to try installing ground loop isolators to get rid of the alternator whine caused by the adapter for my aftermarket radio. Then I took the radio out a second time because the isolators worked when I tested them, but not once I put the radio back in and I decided that having them in the line wouldn't help sound quality if they didnt change anything. Then I took the radio out a 3rd time because the GPS antenna had been pulled off of the metal bracket in the dash that it was mounted on while I was working on everything earlier.
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05-23-2012, 01:27 PM #946About to put about 60 miles or so on her coupled with about 90$ worth of gas to go run my CFT coming up in a few hours. She's lucky I love her or I'd be riding a horse . But I might wash all the bugs off the front end and windshield before I go.
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05-23-2012, 01:32 PM #947finished installing my new EGRUSA fender flares and washed it
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05-23-2012, 03:14 PM #948looking good dude!
how you like those, kinda makes me want a set of those for mine....
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05-23-2012, 03:41 PM #949Thanks
I like them alot so far. they look good with the bigger tires as the flares stick out a bit more than standard flares. the wife and I also decided to keep them black instead of color matched as we thought it went well with the rest of the black on the truck.David
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05-23-2012, 08:34 PM #950Took my truck back to dealership for third time in about a month due to continued CEL.. at first I thought I had put on gas cap wrong, after a week or two of CEL coming on, checking gas cap and clearing code, I made first trip to dealer and I bought a new gas cap..about 10 days later CEL came on again.. took to dealer and they replaced vent solenoid, for free under warranty.. about 4-5 days later driving to work CEL AGAIN! so today they replaced something they called a fuel pressure switch or something to that effect, thankfully once again free. Keeping my fingers crossed I don't see that CEL for a long time..
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I've been writing code on various platforms for 30 years, but I still find spreadsheets to be useful for quick and dirty solutions.
I certainly wouldn't use one to create an application as such, but they can be very good for doing things like generating ad hoc graphs, or doing personal finance stuff.
If I want to generate graphs on a regular basis, I usually do it with a mix of bash scripts, gnuplot, and image magick. But not one-offs.
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For anyone who uses Excel on a regular basis, Calc just makes them angry. Little things count.
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The contrary is also true.
Count things little? Big things count? ;-)
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Deslauriers' contract is similar in structure to the contract recently signed with Dan Sexton. The first year is a two way contract, paying $600,000 in the NHL and $105,000 in the AHL. The second year of the deal is a one way contract, paying $625,000.
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Local Atmosphere: Claremont is cute, but pretty expensive. Mostly older people and people starting families. Most stuff off campus is closes early and is pretty expensive on a college budget.
Campus Housing: If you want a single you can get single freshman year. Some of the freshman dorms are a little small, but they have air conditioning which is great. The larger freshman dorms are tad bit nice but don't have air conditioning which means the first month of school is pretty miserable when your dorm room is 90 degrees or whatever.
Transportation: You can take the train to LA and there is Zip car on campus, but in generally most things you need are in claremont or nearby.
Drug Safety: The administration is very big on harm reduction. Making sure people are safe is by far the biggest priority. If you are under 21 drinking in a dorm before you go to the party will pretty much be the only way to drink. Drinking in dorms is easy and the RA's are not out to get you. As long as you are not being too loud and keep your door closed you will not get in trouble. If you are over 21 you can just get alcohol at the party. If you want to smoke weed you will find people to smoke with, if you don't won't really notice it. Other drugs are used by certain people, but unless you want to be apart of it you probably won't ever know of their use.
Scholarships: I didn't apply for financial aid, but from everybody I have talked to they had pretty good experiences. Pomona is technically need blind so how much money you need is not taken into account. Also getting jobs on campus is fairly easy, and not just limited to those who receive financial aid, which is really nice. Having open work study is nice because even if you do not qualify for financial aid it is likely that tuition isn't simply a drop in the bucket.
Campus Dining: Pomona has 2 dining halls and you can eat at the other colleges dinning halls too. Out of the all the dinning halls at the colleges Pomona's aren't the best relative to the other 4 colleges, but that doesn't matter because you can eat anywhere you want. The food is amazing each dinning hall has its strengths and weaknesses. Scripps has great food, but doesn't have a lot of seating and long lines. Pomona's Frank dining hall has very good breakfast and brunch but its dinner isn't the strongest. There is tons of variety between the dinning halls and as long as you switch which dinning halls you eat at you will never get tired of the food.
Nightlife: Almost every single party is on one of the 5c campuses or within 2 miles of campus. All the parties pretty much revolve around campus so there is almost no need to go off campus to clubs and bars. The on campus parties will keep you plenty entertained for a while.
Greek Life: Greek life is nearly invisible on campus. There are a couple frats, they aren't residential and don't are only responsible for a few parties. Various campus organizations that sort of take the place of frats take care of almost all the parties. Most parties are all 5Cs so everyone at the colleges can go, and then a minority are 3C (Claremont-McKenna, Harvey-Mudd, and Scripps) which means you have to be invited as a guest by someone at the other colleges and some parties are just Pomona and Pitzer.
Facilities: The newest dorms are outstanding. Environmentally friendly and great looking. The older dorms are pretty good too. The look really nice for the most part, but the freshman dorms are kind of a trade off. The buildings with the larger and nicer dorms do not have air conditioning, which sucks for the first and last month of the school year. The smaller dorms have air conditioning, but are pretty small especially considering that they are mostly doubles. Good news is, if you want a single you are almost guaranteed to get one. There tons of singles so if having roommate isn't your thing, your in luck.
Facilities: We have ridiculous amounts of money. Pomona has the largest per student endowment of any college or university in America, and it shows. There will be plenty of times at Pomona where the administration will literally just throw money at you. If you want to plan a trip through On the Loose (which is basically our outing club) they will lend you gear and heavily subsidize your gas. There are lots of really great places to go on trips. Joshua Tree National Park is less than an hour away, Mt. Baldy is literally walking distance from campus, Santa Barbara and Oregon Country are a couple hours away if you want to go to the beach, and skiing isn't far either.
Parking: You technically can't have a car on campus as a freshman, but if you were to bring a car down second semester and paid for the parking I don't think anyone would care. The parking garage is pretty big and almost never full.
Off-Campus Dining: There is definitely good food in Claremont assuming you are willing to use your own money to buy it, which many people are not. There are a lot of good places to go on dates but the meal plan takes care of you pretty well.
Weather: There was an 80 degree day in december. You honestly cannot beat Claremont in terms of weather. The only downside is first month and last month of the year can be oppressively hot (high 90s into the 100s) especially if you live in a dorm without air conditioning.
Diversity: You would be hard pressed to find a more diverse student body in a small liberal arts college.
Off-Campus Housing: As a freshman I have almost not experience with off campus housing. Nearly everyone lives on campus. The on campus housing is pretty awesome especially once your a junior or senior.
Guys & Girls: They may not be the hottest girls, but they are all very smart and generally very nice people to be around.
Athletics: Sports aren't huge, but they get support
Health & Safety: I've heard counseling is hard to get sometimes
Campus Strictness: campus security is great. They are nice and helpful
Weather: I'm from the Mountain West, so the sunny weather California is known for was very novel to me. Most days are sunny. (even in late Fall and Winter,) and it never really gets below 60 degrees in the daytime unless it is raining. Absolutely beautiful weather.Nights in Fall and Winter can get pretty chilly, so bring a warm jacket and long pants. Though Claremont is warmer than most other parts of the country, it still has relatively distinct seasons.
Local Atmosphere: Claremont, while a cute place to be situated next to, is not ultra student friendly. Shops are typically expensive boutiques, and just about everything is closed by 10 pm.There's a Pita Pit, Jamba Juice, and a Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf in the village, which are very popular among students. Also a few killer bakeries and restaurants. (Some Crust Bakery, Bua Thai, Eureka Burger.) As long as you're not looking for any eats past, say, 9 pm, the village suits your needs just fine.To be fair, though, Claremont is an hour train ride (or a 45 minute drive) from downtown LA.
Transportation: Multiple options, such as the metro and zip cars
Guys & Girls: Haha, why are the girls a B+ and the guys an A+? I'm sure a lot of Pomona students would accuse this of being heteronormative ;)It's pretty hard to generalize the student body at Pomona. You'll find people representing all sorts of personalities here.
Weather: It's California weather. It's pretty nice year round.
Facilities: Some of the nicest facilities of any college. The buildings tend to be high tech, clean, and well-maintained, both inside and out. Pomona's colossal endowment keeps the campus with the times. Currently, the math and physics buildings are being renovated while a new studio arts building is being designed. Look at these plans![http://www.pomona.edu/news/2011/08/25-studio-art-building.aspx](http://www.pomona.edu/news/2011/08/25-studio-art-building.aspx)[http://www.ehdd.com/6136](http://www.ehdd.com/6136) (a slide-show)Oh, and the campus is gorgeous. Especially when the sun shines reflects off the white paint and the green grass.
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Just about any Pomona student will tell you that they truly enjoyed their college experience. And it's not just the free booze that makes Pomona one of the happiest colleges in the country. While it certainly helps, the booze alone couldn't make everyone so darn genuinely happy, day in and day out. After all, some people don't even drink, and they seem just as happy as everyone else. It's not the location, either. The classes are good, and the professors are great, and that certainly plays its part, and it's an open, friendly campus, which is nice. But there is some other factor that makes people like this place so much. There are some people who are dead set on hating it. Why, you might wonder, do they go in the first place? One reason is parental pressure. Another is students, who by the end, have to grudgingly admit that they have enjoyed themselves. They might still claim that they don't have an affectionate place in their heart for their alma mater, but they can't deny that the experience was worthwhile.
The question is, "Why are Pomona students so unabashedly jolly?" There are only two feasible answers. One, they drug the water here. Unlikely, perhaps, but maybe Pomona is the site of a modern day governmental experiment in mass mind control. Barring that, it must be that people here just really like the people they go to college with. Are Pomona students better people than other selective liberal arts college students? Probably not. However, Pomona puts a great deal of stress on allowing people space to find their own way of doing things, both socially and academically. Sometimes, this is frustrating, sometimes people pine after the lost structure of high school and family life, but in the end, with the amount of freedom students are granted, they end up somewhere they want to be. Now if only everyone could get jobs.
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