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To assess the safety and pharmacokinetics of single oral doses of 524W91 administered in HIV-infected patients. To determine the effects of food on bioavailability of 524W91.
HIV Infections
Drug: Emtricitabine
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|A Phase I, Randomized, Single-Dose, Placebo-Controlled Trial to Evaluate the Safety and Pharmacokinetics of 524W91
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Patients are randomized to receive six single escalating doses of 524W91 or placebo, with each dose separated by at least a 6-day washout interval. In the time between 2 of the doses, the effect of food on pharmacokinetics will be investigated, with one dose administered in conjunction with a high-fat meal and one dose administered in a fasted state.
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- Documented HIV infection.
- CD4 count >= 200 cells/mm3.
- No active opportunistic infection.
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- Malignancy or other condition that would confound study assessment or interfere with ability to complete the study.
- Malabsorption syndrome or other gastrointestinal dysfunction that might interfere with gastrointestinal absorption.
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History of hepatitis, pancreatitis, or cardiomyopathy within the past 5 years.
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Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome
AIDS-Related Complex
Antiviral Agents
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The Rangers will look to bounce back from their overtime loss in Atlanta against a struggling Boston team. For the Bruins, Marc Savard and Patrice Bergeron are both out due to inury.
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Could the Knicks Save and Add Green?
Because it's simply a New Yorker's nature to always been looking towards the next thing, win streak aside, I'd like to take a brief moment to expound on some forward thinking.
We've talked over and over about Carmelo Anthony somehow wearing orange and blue, which is still on the front burner as far as the Knicks are concerned. But if you know one thing about Donnie Walsh, he can see for miles and miles and miles.
How else would they have been able to have all their eggs in one basket, see most of them crack, only to have the basket filled with young players and solid contributors who have led them out to 13-9 in their first 21?
Should it not work out with Carmelo, could it be possible that the Knicks would turn to (finger point to Jim Maxis for stimulating the brain waves on this one) Jeff Green as another alternative?
Green and the Thunder are not talking extension right now… (via dailythunder)
Green said he's happy this out in the open so now he can move on and hopefully will stop getting questions on it.
So how's this sit with you? Do you think Green should've been extended? Is this smart? My feeling is that it's a very Presti-ish move not to extend Green because with the new CBA coming and the potential for players in Green's salary bracket to get their money dropped significantly, Oklahoma City might be saving some good money here. Plus, now Jeff Green has got to prove his worth, something he really hasn't done yet. Monetary motivation is always a good thing.
…and the Thunder have to manage to keep Russell Westbrook. So Green could and should be available for a reasonable asking price for the Knicks, who are wisely cap ready to add to this thing moving forward. Green isn't a 3-point threat, which could hamper the Thunder as the season rolls on and they need that 3rd scorer to stretch the half court, but he's a polished, young, solid offensive player who's better defensively.
Or is he just a glorified Wilson Chandler?
Green isn't a star but could be on the verge and I remember a player who the Knicks signed as a venerable bargain back in 96 who worked out very well for them for the rest of the decade.
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(2) such consumer product when distributed in commerce, or any container in which it is enclosed when so distributed, bears a stamp or label stating that such consumer product is intended for export; except that this chapter shall apply to any consumer product manufactured for sale, offered for sale, or sold for shipment to any installation of the United States located outside of the United States.
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Not less than thirty days before any person exports to a foreign country any product which is not in conformity with an applicable consumer product safety rule in effect under this chapter, such person shall file a statement with the Commission notifying the Commission of such exportation, and the Commission, upon receipt of such statement, shall promptly notify the government of such country of such exportation and the basis for such safety standard or rule. Any statement filed with the Commission under the preceding sentence shall specify the anticipated date of shipment of such product, the country and port of destination of such product, and the quantity of such product that will be exported, and shall contain such other information as the Commission may by regulation require. Upon petition filed with the Commission by any person required to file a statement under this subsection respecting an exportation, the Commission may, for good cause shown, exempt such person from the requirement of this subsection that such a statement be filed no less than thirty days before the date of the exportation, except that in no case shall the Commission permit such a statement to be filed later than the tenth day before such date.
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The Commission may prohibit a person from exporting from the United States for purpose of sale any consumer product that is not in conformity with an applicable consumer product safety rule under this chapter, unless the importing country has notified the Commission that such country accepts the importation of such consumer product, provided that if the importing country has not so notified the Commission within 30 days after the Commission has provided notice to the importing country of the impending shipment, the Commission may take such action as appropriate within its authority with respect to the disposition of the product under the circumstances.
Source(Pub. L. 92–573, § 18,Oct. 27, 1972, 86 Stat. 1224; Pub. L. 95–631, § 6(a),Nov. 10, 1978, 92 Stat. 3745; Pub. L. 110–314, title II, § 221(a),Aug. 14, 2008, 122 Stat. 3065.)
2008—Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 110–314, § 221(a)(1), substituted "any product which is not in conformity with an applicable consumer product safety rule in effect under this chapter," for "any product—
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Subsecs. (c), (d). Pub. L. 110–314, § 221(a)(2), added subsecs. (c) and (d).
1978—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 95–631designated existing text as subsec. (a) and cl. (A) and in subsec. (a), as so designated, added cl. (B), and added subsec. (b).
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i would love to see the translocator like in ut2k4, but in different way.
when you shoot the translocator you place a small recall transmitter, with a button you can teleport to the destination, but in ctf you will drop the flag on recall, if holding.
on switching again to the translocator you can view through like a cam.
here is now the different thing to ut2k4, you can cycle through all translocator transmitters of the whole team, view through or recall.
enemy transmitters are destructable and if you not take a look into the cam you will die if the transmitter is destroyed.
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The sell-out event was staged to help celebrate Queen Elizabeth II's Silver Jubilee and the Lions went on to beat the Baa-Baas 23-14. In June this year they will find themselves on opposite sides of the fence in Hong Kong.
There are parallels between the games in 1977 and 2013 in that new ground was broken with each fixture. The Lions had never officially selected a team to play a 'home' match up until 1977, when the team was made-up of players who had recently returned from New Zealand.
In fact, there were only two differences between the team that took the field for the fourth and final Test in Auckland and the side that started against a Gerald Davies led Barbarians XV.
Fast-forward to 2013 and the Lions will notch another 'first' when they play their first game in Hong Kong. The 1971 Lions landed in Hong Kong on their way to Australia, staging one training session before undergoing the second leg of their journey to Brisbane, but the 1 June fixture will be their first game there.
Quinnell was heavily involved in the 40th anniversary of 'the greatest try ever scored' over the weekend as the UK & Irish media once again paid tribute to Gareth Edwards' incredible opening score for the Baa-Baas against the All Blacks on 27 January, 1973.
It was the try that began with Phil Bennett gathering five metres from his line, side-stepping three New Zealand forwards in front of his posts and ended with Edwards racing 50 metres to score after the ball had gone through five pairs of hands.
The Baa-Baas, boasting 12 of the 1971 British & Irish Lions side that had won the series 2-1 in New Zealand, won the game 23-11 to underline their talent. The try has become the tribute to that team and has mustered more than 3 million hits down the years on the internet.
It was a try that was also accompanied by a brilliant piece of improvised commentary from the 1955 Lion Cliff Morgan. He wasn't even supposed to be doing the commentary, but moved into the hot seat when Bill McLaren pulled out with a cold.
To make matters worse, Morgan climbed into his commentary position high above the seats in the south stand at the Arms Park and realised he had left his notes and programme down below. Never mind, cue one of the great pieces of commentary.
"Kirkpatrick to Williams. This is great stuff. Phil Bennett covering, chased by Alistair Scown.
"Brilliant. Oh, that's brilliant. John Williams. Bryan Williams, Pullin, John Dawes. Great dummy.
"David. Tom David. The halfway line. Brilliant by Quinnell.
"This is Gareth Edwards. A dramatic start! What a score!
"Oh that fellow Edwards. Who can stop a man like that?
"If the greatest writer of the written word would have written that story, no one would have believed it."
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AKRON, Ohio (Nov. 25)
- The No. 8 Creighton men's soccer team upset No. 1 Akron on the road 5-4 on
penalty kicks, after the Jays and Zips finished in a 1-1 draw for the second
time this season, at UA's FirstEnergy Stadium - Cub Cadet Field Sunday evening
to advance to an NCAA Quarterfinal for a second straight year.
CU freshman Timo Pitter played a starring role in the
Bluejays' victory. The team's leading scorer tapped in the game-tying goal and
then clinched the match with the final successful penalty kick.
As a result the Jays moved to 16-3-3 on the year while Akron
ended its season at 18-1-3. Creighton advances to face No. 4 seed Connecticut on
Sunday, Dec. 2 at noon CT in Storrs, Conn., in the Elite Eight.
Creighton, the No. 12 seed in the NCAA Tournament, showed
resolve against the No. 5 seed Akron who had not lost at home all season. After
the Zips scored a goal in the 12th minute, the Bluejays continued to battle
throughout the contest.
It was not until the 83rd minute that Creighton tied the
match at 1-1 as senior co-captain Andrew Ribeiro fed Pitter. The first-year
player from Germany beat Akron's goalkeeper David Meves one-on-one to net his
team-leading 10th goal of the season.
Creighton freshman goalkeeper Jeff Gal kept his record
unblemished at 12-0-1 this season after making eight saves on the evening
including a crucial one on a penalty kick early in the first overtime.
At the same time, CU sophomore Jose Ribas was sent to the
sideline with a red card in the 91st minute, as the Bluejays played a man down
for 19 minutes of the overtime periods.
After weathering Akron's storm early in the first overtime,
the Jays settled in and maintained their composure to claim a 1-1 draw and force
penalty kicks.
Each team made their first three penalty kick attempts, but
Akron missed its fourth try against Creighton's Alex Bolowich who came into the
net just for the penalty kicks. Each team succeeded once more to knot the PK
count at 4-4 leading up to Pitter's decisive winning shot on CU's fifth
The Jays are now 18-6-4 in their last nine NCAA Tournament appearances,
advancing to the quarterfinals in six of their last 10 trips to the
Creighton will play at No. 4-seeded UConn for an NCAA Quarterfinal
match on Sunday, Dec. 2 at noon CT. Links to a live video stream and live stats
will be made available on GoCreighton.com on the men's soccer schedule page
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East Carbon officials voted to amend their interlocal agreement with Sunnyside Tuesday night, providing essential financial backing to the area's ambulance service.
While the agreement brings the sister cities even closer together, a recent lack of communication has postponed a water project aimed at providing a significant amount of useable water to the area's citizens.
"I'm so tired of this," said East Carbon Mayor Orlando LaFontaine via telephone. "We just received word that Sunnyside has bailed out on our water project."
According to the mayor, Sunnyside officials emailed the state's Permanent Community Impact Board this last week to let them know they hadn't been contacted by East Carbon and would not be moving forward with a joint funding application in September.
"The whole situation makes me furious," exclaimed LaFontaine. "Why did I have to go up there in person? We sent our engineering firm up there to give a full presentation. And now we see this email, I don't understand why they would stand in the way of a project this vital."
The project LaFontaine speaks of has been discussed specifically in one form or another through much of 2012. Due to a large amount of seepage in Whitmore Canyon, which is made worse by underground mining works, much of the water released from Grassy Trail Reservoir never makes it into the community. To counteract this, East Carbon Officials, with the help of Johansen and Tuttle's Darrel Leemaster, propose to develop a new diversion which could net the city a reported 300,000 extra gallons of water per day.
"With the possibility of drought I don't see how anyone could have a problem with this project," continued LaFontaine.
While Sunnyside Mayor Doug Parsons did not dispute the fact that Sunnyside had indeed contacted the CIB, his version of the circumstances differs from LaFontaine's.
"No one from East Carbon ever contacted us about this project," explained Parsons. "The council members in this town took issue with the fact that Sunnyside's name had been attached to a grant application for a project they knew nothing about."
According to Parsons, any contact from either the East Carbon mayor or council would have made all the difference.
"Leemaster did speak to us and we asked him to have East Carbon officials contact us about the project," he explained. "Neither the mayor nor council ever came forward."
Due to the lack of contact, Sunnyside never held a public hearing concerning the application and therefore did not feel comfortable moving forward, said Parsons.
As the CIB Board meets on the first Thursday of the month, any realistic presentation of the project will now be pushed back to November.
"Our issue isn't with the project," continued Parsons. "Additional water would be a good thing for both cities, but if our name is going to be on a joint application for funding we need to be approached by East Carbon concerning the details."
According to Parsons, both he and LaFontaine had spoken and the project would be moving forward, hoping to be in front of the community impact board come November.
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CANTON As a child, Joshua C. Parker enjoyed the maple syrup operation in his backyard.
Now 16, Mr. Parker has expanded to 3,500 taps and has the states first wood-pellet-fired evaporator.
Ive always seen the potential of the maple industry, he said. I have a passion for it.
Over the past four or five years, his maple sugaring business has grown exponentially from its start of 15 buckets. He conducted his own research and drew up a business plan so his father, Christian R. Parker, would co-sign on a loan for the evaporator, reverse-osmosis machine and tubing.
For my dad, it was whether I could convince him he could make his money back, Joshua Parker said.
His father, the owner of Parker Lane Striping, was taken aback by his sons enthusiasm for the maple syrup business.
I was a little surprised when he wanted to make the leap and go big, Christian Parker said. I told him I wanted to hear more and to do his homework. I told him, Ive got a lot on my plate and I cant do it for you. He grabbed a hold of it. Hes motivated. As a kid, hes met all these people. Its really his project. Hes gone from backyard sugaring to a good-sized operation that has a lot of potential.
The elder Parker said he helped set up a limited liability corporation.
I say Im the silent partner, Christian Parker said. I try to be silent.
Joshua Parker had help installing the tubing so he could learn how to do it. He is tapping trees on his familys property, woods owned by his grandfather, Arlie L. Parker, and is leasing other trees. He is also involved with the Future Farmers of America community maple project, whose members are tapping trees around Canton. He will boil down the sap they collect.
Joshua Parker is accustomed to state-of-the-art equipment. His house at 2591 County Route 21 and his fathers business on Route 11 are powered by wind turbines. The wood-pellet evaporator he chose is energy efficient.
Its kind of cutting edge, Joshua Parker said. Its very inexpensive to run.
The evaporator also has another advantage. It can be turned off with the flip of a switch.
However, like many syrup makers pumped over the first run of sap, Joshua Parker did not go to bed the first night he tried out the evaporator during a January thaw.
He boiled through the night, went to Canton Central School the next day, and attended hockey practice.
It was exciting, Joshua Parker said. It was kind of an adrenaline rush.
The evaporator and operation will be available for public view March 22 and 23 during Maple Weekend of the St. Lawrence County Maple Producers Association. He also has a website, www.parkermaple.com, which offers online sales of syrup in glass jars, maple cream and maple candy.
Hes trying to market it and brand it, Christian Parker said. His goal is to do more retail.
The young entrepreneurs future plan is to pursue a business degree and work with his fathers business.
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However, even though the game market for the Kinect is weak in Japan, Microsoft has been branching outwards to other fields. Recently in collaboration with Japan's Nichii Gakkan, the new medical operation assisting tool Opect was announced. The tool will allow surgeons in the OR to access and view patient information smoothly without a break in the operation procedure or having to handle a computer and worry about sterilization.
Other medical uses for the Kinect include OAK, the Observation and Access with Kinect system that is being developed with the Research Center for Advanced Science and Technology at the University of Tokyo in the program for disabled children, DO-IT Japan, to assist physically and/or mentally handicapped people in communicating through subtle movements that would normally be undetectable.
These are not the first examples of the Kinect being used for non-gaming purposes, and indeed these endeavors are both noble and creative uses for the Kinect's functions. Still, it is a little sad to see the best use for a gaming peripheral as something other than gaming. (Better than a doorstop, at least…) I suppose it won't be long before the most common place to find a Kinect in Japan aside from arcades will be in hospitals and nursing homes.
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UBS's third-quarter 2013 result
UBS's third-quarter adjusted¹ profit before tax of CHF 484 million achieved in a challenging environment
Net profit attributable to UBS shareholders CHF 577 million; diluted EPS CHF 0.15
Fully applied Basel III2 common equity tier 1 (CET1) ratio increased to 11.9%, above 2013 target3
Group Basel III fully applied risk-weighted assets (RWA) down CHF 20 billion to
CHF 219 billion, below UBS's 2013 and 2015 targets3
Exercise of StabFund option expected to add CHF 2.5 billion of CET1 capital with immaterial balance sheet and RWA impact
Zurich/Basel, 29 October 2013 - As UBS indicated in its second quarter outlook statement, the operating environment in the third quarter remained challenging. Despite this, the firm delivered an adjusted¹ profit before tax of CHF 484 million. On a reported basis, profit before tax was
CHF 356 million. The result included charges for provisions of CHF 586 million for litigation, regulatory and similar matters, and a net tax benefit of CHF 222 million. UBS remains the best-capitalized bank in its peer group and its BIS Basel III fully applied CET1 ratio increased to 11.9%. Group fully applied Basel III RWA were reduced by CHF 20 billion to CHF 219 billion, below the firm's 2013 and 2015 targets3. UBS continued to make significant progress in its Non-core and Legacy Portfolio, reducing RWA by CHF 9 billion to CHF 69 billion and its balance sheet by
CHF 45 billion.
All of UBS's businesses contributed positively to the result. Wealth Management delivered an adjusted¹ profit before tax of CHF 617 million and net new money inflows of CHF 5.0 billion, with positive inflows from all regions. Recognizing the business's leading position and compelling growth prospects, Private Banker International awarded Wealth Management the top spot as the largest private bank in Asia Pacific, "Outstanding Global Private Bank", "Outstanding Global Private Bank - Asia Pacific" and "Outstanding Private Bank for UHNW Clients". Wealth Management Americas delivered an adjusted¹ profit before tax of USD 232 million and net new money inflows totaled
USD 2.1 billion. Retail & Corporate's adjusted¹ profit before tax was CHF 417 million, its highest adjusted quarterly profit in three years, achieved despite ongoing interest margin pressure. The Investment Bank recorded returns in line with its adjusted annualized return on attributed equity (RoaE) target3 of greater than 15%, even in a seasonally slower quarter, with an adjusted¹ profit before tax of CHF 335 million. It continued to operate well below its risk and balance sheet targets3. Global Asset Management delivered an adjusted¹ profit before tax of CHF 130 million.
- Adjusted¹ Group profit before tax CHF 484 million; net profit attributable to UBS shareholders CHF 577 million; diluted earnings per share CHF 0.15.
- Adjusted¹ Group operating income CHF 6,201 million compared with CHF 7,232 million in the prior quarter, primarily reflecting lower net interest and trading income and lower net fee and commission income.
- Adjusted¹ Group operating expenses CHF 5,718 million compared with CHF 6,229 million in the prior quarter mainly due to lower personnel, litigation and general and administrative costs.
- Fully applied BIS Basel III CET1 ratio up 70 basis points to 11.9%; phase-in BIS Basel III CET1 ratio up 130 basis points to 17.5%.
- Continued successful deleveraging of Group balance sheet, down CHF 80 billion to
CHF 1,049 billion.
- Swiss Systemically Relevant Banks (SRB) leverage ratio increased to 4.2%; leverage, funding and liquidity ratios all comfortably above regulatory requirements.
Commenting on UBS's third-quarter results, Group Chief Executive Officer Sergio P. Ermotti said, "Our results this quarter provide more evidence that our business model works in a variety of market conditions. One year into the acceleration of our strategy we are ahead of plan on execution. We will remain disciplined to deliver the best of UBS to our clients and fulfill our commitments to our shareholders."
Group highlights over the last twelve months include:
- UBS strengthened its industry-leading Basel III CET1 fully applied ratio by 260 basis points to 11.9%, and has already achieved its 2013 and 2015 targets3.
- RWA reduced by over CHF 80 billion, or 27%, putting the firm well ahead of its year-end target; improvement due to continued steady progress in Corporate Center – Non-core and Legacy Portfolio, predominantly driven by disposals and other exposure reduction strategies and executed to maximize shareholder value.
- Successful balance sheet deleveraging, down over CHF 300 billion; leverage, liquidity and funding positions strong and above regulatory requirements.
- UBS achieved its CHF 2 billion run-rate cost saving target announced in August 2011.
Business highlights in 2013 include:
- Invested assets in wealth management businesses up 7% to CHF 1.7 trillion; UBS is again both the largest and fastest growing large-scale wealth manager in the world4.
- Wealth Management achieved its highest net new money inflows for six years in the first quarter and its highest adjusted quarterly profit before tax for four years in the second quarter.
- Year-to-date net new money in wealth management businesses over CHF 43 billion, up approximately 20% compared to the same period in 2012.
- Profits in Wealth Management Americas hit new highs as its adjusted year-to-date profit before tax reached over USD 700 million, which already represents a record adjusted¹ full year profit for the business.
- Retail & Corporate delivered steady profits and continued to attract strong deposit inflows, achieving its best quarterly result in three years in the third quarter.
- Global Asset Management's year-to-date adjusted pre-tax profits up by 16% on the same period last year.
- Investment Bank delivered significantly higher profitability while operating below strict balance sheet and RWA targets, exceeding its annualized RoaE target of greater than 15%, with annualized adjusted RoaE of 34.1% for the first nine months of 20133.
- Numerous domestic and international industry awards are a testament to the enduring strength of UBS's franchise.
Developments affecting the fourth quarter 2013
UBS expects the exercise of the SNB StabFund option in the fourth quarter of 2013 to boost its industry-leading fully applied and phase-in BIS Basel III CET1 capital ratios by approximately
100 basis points (bps) in the fourth quarter, an increase on the previous guidance of 70-90 bps and 55-80 bps respectively. UBS expects the exercise of the SNB StabFund option to result in a 25 bps increase in its Swiss SRB leverage ratio. It is expected that the remaining assets in the SNB StabFund will be immaterial, amounting to less than CHF 1 million and CHF 3 million RWA.
At the end of the quarter, UBS received an order from FINMA announcing the imposition, with effect from 1 October 2013, of a temporary 50% add-on to our advanced measurement approach-based operational risk-related RWA in relation to known or unknown litigation, compliance and other operational risk matters. FINMA informed UBS that its decision was based on a comparison of recent loss history with the capital underpinning for operational risks. Its assessment is not based upon and does not correspond to the approach required under IFRS for litigation, regulatory and similar matters and other classes of provisions and contingent liabilities. FINMA will review this temporary add-on periodically for possible reduction considering the provisions established and the development of the relevant litigation and other matters over time.
Starting in the fourth quarter of 2013, this temporary FINMA add-on is expected to result in additional operational risk-related RWA of approximately CHF 28 billion on both a fully applied and a phase-in basis. Currently, UBS estimates the effect of this will be to reduce its fully applied Basel III CET1 ratios by 130 basis points. However, as UBS expects the exercise of the SNB StabFund option to add around 100 basis points to its fully applied ratio in the fourth quarter, the net effect will be a reduction of approximately 30 basis points.
- UBS's ability to absorb this event is a prime example of the benefits of its strong capital position and its emphasis on building best-in-class capital ratios.
- UBS continues to target a fully applied Basel III CET1 ratio of 13% in 2014, and reaffirms its commitment to a total payout ratio of greater than 50% after it has achieved this capital target.
- However, in the absence of the complete removal of the abovementioned temporary RWA add-on, UBS's ambition to achieve a Group return on equity of 15% by 2015 will be delayed by at least one year.
Net profit attributable to UBS shareholders for the third quarter of 2013 was CHF 577 million
Net profit attributable to UBS shareholders for the third quarter of 2013 was CHF 577 million compared with CHF 690 million in the second quarter of 2013. Operating profit before tax was
CHF 356 million compared with CHF 1,020 million in the prior quarter. Operating income decreased by CHF 1,128 million, mainly due to declines in net interest and trading income and net fee and commission income, partly due to lower client activity. The decline in operating income was partly offset by a CHF 463 million decrease in operating expenses, primarily as a result of lower personnel expenses and decreased general and administrative expenses. Furthermore, we recorded a net tax benefit of CHF 222 million compared with an expense of CHF 125 million in the prior quarter and net profit attributable to preferred noteholders was zero compared with
CHF 204 million in the prior quarter. The result included provisions of CHF 586 million for litigation, regulatory and similar matters. UBS expects elevated charges for litigation and regulatory matters to continue through 2014.
Wealth Management: Profit before tax was CHF 555 million in the third quarter of 2013, broadly unchanged compared with CHF 557 million in the prior quarter. Operating income declined by
CHF 116 million to CHF 1,837 million, mainly reflecting lower transactional income due to lower client activity levels. Operating expenses declined by CHF 114 million to CHF 1,282 million as the second quarter included a charge in relation to the Swiss-UK tax agreement. In the third quarter, lower personnel costs were partially offset by an increase in charges for provisions for litigation, regulatory and similar matters. Adjusted for restructuring charges, profit before tax increased by CHF 10 million to CHF 617 million from CHF 607 million. The gross margin on invested assets declined by 5 basis points to 85 basis points, mainly reflecting the aforementioned lower transactional revenues. All regions contributed to net new money inflows of CHF 5.0 billion compared with CHF 10.1 billion in the previous quarter.
Wealth Management Americas: Profit before tax in the third quarter of 2013 was USD 218 million compared with a record profit before tax of USD 245 million in the prior quarter. Adjusted for restructuring charges, profit before tax decreased to USD 232 million from USD 256 million in the second quarter. The third quarter of 2013 was adversely affected by lower client activity, trading losses and credit loss expenses related to the Puerto Rico municipal market and a charge related to the partial settlement of a previously discontinued US defined benefit pension plan. Net new money inflows decreased to USD 2.1 billion from USD 2.8 billion in the prior quarter, mainly due to lower inflows from recruited financial advisors.
Investment Bank: The Investment Bank recorded a profit before tax of CHF 251 million in the third quarter of 2013 compared with a profit of CHF 775 million in the prior quarter. Adjusted for restructuring charges, profit before tax was CHF 335 million compared with CHF 806 million. Both Corporate Client Solutions and Investor Client Services experienced lower revenues, mainly reflecting the seasonal slowdown in market and client activity. Basel III risk-weighted assets (RWA) on a fully applied basis decreased to CHF 59 billion as of 30 September 2013 from CHF 67 billion as of 30 June 2013, consistent with our RWA target of less than CHF 70 billion.
Global Asset Management: Profit before tax in the third quarter of 2013 was CHF 118 million compared with CHF 138 million in the second quarter. Adjusted for restructuring charges, profit before tax was CHF 130 million compared with CHF 152 million. Lower revenues were only partly offset by lower operating expenses. Excluding money market flows, net new money outflows of
CHF 3.7 billion from third parties and CHF 0.3 billion from clients of UBS's wealth management businesses resulted in net outflows of CHF 3.9 billion compared with net outflows of CHF 1.3 billion in the prior quarter.
Retail & Corporate: Profit before tax was CHF 402 million in the third quarter of 2013 compared with CHF 377 million in the prior quarter. Adjusted for restructuring charges, profit before tax increased to CHF 417 million from CHF 390 million. The third quarter results showed higher operating income, including a gain on sale from the partial divestment of our participation in Euroclear, as well as lower operating expenses. The net new business volume growth rate was positive 1.3% and included net inflows from both corporate and retail clients.
Corporate Center – Core Functions: Profit before tax in the third quarter was negative
CHF 479 million compared with negative CHF 131 million in the previous quarter. Adjusted for gains on sales of real estate, own credit and restructuring charges, profit before tax was negative CHF 540 million compared with negative CHF 283 million in the prior quarter. The third quarter included higher charges for provisions for litigation, regulatory and similar matters. Treasury income remaining in Corporate Center – Core Functions after allocations to the business divisions was negative CHF 219 million compared with negative CHF 124 million in the prior quarter.
Corporate Center – Non-core and Legacy Portfolio: Profit before tax was negative
CHF 693 million in the third quarter compared with negative CHF 927 million in the previous quarter. The improved result was mainly due to lower charges for provisions for litigation, regulatory and similar matters in the third quarter and an impairment charge related to certain disputed receivables recorded in the prior quarter. Furthermore, the third quarter included a lower gain from the revaluation of our option to acquire the SNB StabFund's equity.
Balance sheet: As of 30 September 2013, our balance sheet assets stood at CHF 1,049 billion, a decrease of CHF 80 billion from 30 June 2013. Funded assets, which represent total assets excluding positive replacement values and collateral delivered against negative replacement values for over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives, decreased by CHF 23 billion to CHF 742 billion, primarily due to a decline in collateral trading activities as well as currency movements.
Capital management: Our phase-in BIS Basel III common equity tier 1 (CET1) ratio was 17.5% as of 30 September 2013, an increase of 1.3 percentage points from 30 June 2013. Our phase-in BIS Basel III CET1 capital decreased by CHF 0.4 billion to CHF 39.0 billion and our risk-weighted assets (RWA) decreased by CHF 20.3 billion to CHF 222.3 billion, mainly due to a reduction in credit risk RWA. On a fully applied BIS Basel III basis, our CET1 ratio increased 0.7 percentage points to 11.9%, as CET1 capital decreased by CHF 0.8 billion to CHF 26.0 billion and RWA declined by CHF 20.3 billion to CHF 218.9 billion. Our phase-in Swiss SRB leverage ratio increased 0.3 percentage points to 4.2%.
Invested assets: Group invested assets stood at CHF 2,339 billion at the end of the third quarter, a decrease of CHF 9 billion on the prior quarter. Invested assets in Wealth Management increased by CHF 9 billion to CHF 871 billion due to positive market performance of CHF 17 billion and net new money inflows of CHF 5 billion, partly offset by negative currency translation effects of
CHF 13 billion. Invested assets in Wealth Management Americas decreased by CHF 12 billion to
CHF 831 billion. In US dollar terms, invested assets increased by USD 27 billion to USD 919 billion, reflecting positive market performance of USD 25 billion as well as continued net new money inflows. Invested assets in Global Asset Management decreased by CHF 6 billion to
CHF 580 billion as of 30 September 2013 compared with CHF 586 billion as of 30 June 2013 due to negative currency translation effects of CHF 13 billion and net new money outflows, partly offset by positive market performance of CHF 13 billion.
Outlook: At the start of the fourth quarter, the fiscal debate in the US highlighted the fact that many of the underlying challenges related to structural fiscal and economic issues remain. Consequently, for the fourth quarter of 2013, client confidence and activity levels may continue to be impacted by the continued absence of sustained and credible improvements to unresolved European sovereign debt and banking system issues and US fiscal and monetary issues, and by the mixed outlook for global growth. This would once again make improvements in prevailing market conditions unlikely, and would consequently generate headwinds for revenue growth, net interest margins and net new money. Nevertheless, we expect that our wealth management businesses will continue to attract net new money, reflecting new and existing clients' steadfast trust in the firm, and that the actions we have taken will ensure the firm's long-term success and will deliver sustainable returns for our shareholders.
¹ Unless otherwise indicated, "adjusted" figures exclude each of the following items, to the extent applicable, on a Group and business division level: own credit loss on financial liabilities designated at fair value for the Group of CHF 147 million in 3Q13 (own credit gain of CHF 138 million in 2Q13), gains on sales of real estate for the Group of CHF 207 million (gains on sales of real estate of CHF 19 million in 2Q13), and net restructuring charges of CHF 188 million for the Group in 3Q13 (net restructuring charges of CHF 140 million in 2Q13). ² Basel III numbers are BIS Basel III numbers unless otherwise stated.
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4 The Scorpio Partnership Private Banking Benchmark 2013 – banks with assets under management of over USD 1 trillion.
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Best and Worst Hors D'oeuvres for a PartyFriday, January 3rd, 2014
The New Year's celebrations are over, the ball dropped; you've celebrated with your family and friends. Whether or not you're already planning another party anytime soon, you pretty much know what to expect: Uncle Mike is walking around with a martini in his hand, and friend of a friend Suzy – who you've never liked – is bumping into people with her bad breath. She's exhaling all over guests since she has that loud, guttural laugh. If you're hosting a party or bringing any of the appetizers, be sure to cook foods that don't worsen breath or reputations. Besides, alcohol and certain foods don't mix. Discover the best and worst hors d'oeuvres to serve at a party – keep these in mind for next year's shindig.
Worst hors d'oeuvres to serve
1. Garlicky bruschetta: Tasty, easy-to-make, perfect for any party, right? Wrong. These little tomato bread bites are something you won't want to smell on your neighbor's breath later in the night.
2. Cipollini onions braised in red wine: Despite being a Food Network favorite, this classy app is another bad breath offender. They are delicious, but only if you don't want a kiss when the ball drops.
"Unfortunately, brushing after you eat onions or garlic doesn't help," Richard Price, dentist and spokesperson for the American Dental Association, explained to WebMD. "The volatile substances they contain make their way into your blood stream and travel to your lungs, where you breathe them out."


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Archery hunters should see more buck deer in southern Utah when the state's general archery buck deer hunt kicks off August 20.
General season archery deer hunters may hunt on any area in Utah that's open to general season deer hunting.
"Good fawn production in 2004 and good survival this past winter have strengthened herds across the region," said Bill Bates, Southeastern Region wildlife manager. "Most units show both short and long-term upward trends as far as the total number of deer in the herds."
While the number of deer is up this year, all of southeastern Utah's deer herds are still under management objective as far as the total number of deer. Bates says deer habitat in southeastern Utah faces a long road to recovery after years of drought, but aggressive habitat restoration work by the DWR and other agencies is beginning to pay off thanks to normal rainfall during the 2005 growing season.
"If the weather returns to a normal pattern, the vegetation in the region will rebound and the deer herds should continue to grow," Bates said.
Bates says hot temperatures in July drove most of the region's deer to higher elevations. If August continues to be unseasonably warm, deer will be in areas near the timberline and close to water. If the weather cools and monsoonal rains fall, the deer will move to lower elevation areas and will be more scattered.
To find success, Bates encourages hunters to do some pre-season scouting and practice with their bow.
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The cost of replacing the aviary at the New York State Zoo at Thompson Park with an open-air pavilion has jumped to more than $400,000.
Mayor Jeffrey E. Graham confirmed Saturday that the zoo project would cost $435,500, but that includes several amenities that would be added to the $202,000 price tag for the pavilion structure itself. City Engineer Kurt W. Hauk said the amount for the structure has escalated from the $170,000 for a similar pavilion built in the J.B. Wise parking lot last year.
The cost also increased because of changes that would be needed in the underground electrical system at the zoo. Conduits and electrical outlets would have to be relocated to accommodate what was requested by the zoo, the mayor said.
Despite the added costs, Mr. Graham said, the city should move forward with the project. He said he made a commitment last year to the Thompson Park Conservancy, the group that runs the zoo, after an indoor educational facility was scrapped because its projected cost had risen to more than $1 million.
I said I would support it, and I will support it, Mr. Graham said, adding that it will be up to the rest of the City Council members to decide whether to proceed.
Mr. Hauk will make a presentation Monday night at the councils work session. The final engineering drawings also will be unveiled Monday night.
The project would include stone-faced columns, a roof, an audio-visual system and a wall to accommodate that system, and landscaping. The open-air pavilion, which would be in the shape of a cross, would be used for events such as classes, presentations and private parties.
Engineering and demolition of the existing A-frame, metal aviary would be completed by city employees, Mr. Graham said.
The $435,000 figure was not too different than what was thought, Mr. Graham said. When the project was changed from an indoor structure to a pavilion last summer, council members had wanted to spend $320,000, which was the original projection for the educational facility.
In the fall, however, members agreed to spend no more than $500,000 on the pavilion and hoped the cost would be less than that.
The mayor said he believes the final product will be a popular addition to the zoo. Itll be a nice facility, Mr. Graham said.
Depending on the City Councils response to the plans, bids may go out in late January, contracts could be awarded in February and the aviarys demolition could begin in early spring, Mr. Hauk said.
When members of the Thompson Park Conservancy first brought up replacing the aviary, they asked for a basic pavilion that they thought would cost about $40,000. City Council members initially balked at demolishing the 30-year-old aviary, describing it as an iconic structure. Today, it is closed to the public, home only to a pair of turkeys.
On Monday night, council members also will discuss a proposal for a $6,500 electric vehicle charging station to be placed on city property. National Grid approached city officials with the idea, which would cost the city $650 as well as the cost of the electricity used by owners of electric vehicles.
City Manager Sharon A. Addison also is expected to make a presentation about her plans to hire a human resource assistant at City Hall.
The work session starts at 7 p.m. in the third-floor council chambers at City Hall, 245 Washington St.
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Meteorologist Julie Broughton has been a fixture on the Central Florida weather scene for nearly a decade. She arrived Orlando in 2001 and covered hurricanes Charley, Frances and Jean in 2004, along with our historic hurricane season in 2005.
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Prior to moving to Central Florida, Julie worked as an on-camera meteorologist in Chicago; Evansville, Ind.; and Oak Hill, W.V. Julie is a graduate of Indiana University and completed her meteorology studies through Mississippi State University. Julie holds the National Weather Association Seal of Approval.
Julie is the weekend morning meteorologist and, while forecasting is her first love, she also values the opportunity to report. Here at Local 6, Julie reports on weather and environmental issues two days a week. She also enjoys volunteering in the community and serves on the Board of Directors for the Orlando Gay Chorus. Julie's hobbies and interests include reading, writing, natural parenting and caffeine (a necessity on the weekend morning show!).
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- Favorite Web Site: I'm ashamed to admit this, but Facebook
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Labor Day Road Trip Playlist: From Paul Simon To Pearl Jam, Wilson Pickett To Modest Mouse (page 16)
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16. Trucker's Atlas – Modest Mouse – The opening verses of this song detail exactly where lead singer Isaac Brock will be heading as well as why he's going there. If you happen to be visiting one of these destinations then you are sure to agree, if not then you're sure to want to follow him there. Plus its over 10 minutes long for those of you who struggle with choosing song after song on an iPod, just sit back and enjoy.
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Read: Brandon Dubinsky Fires Back At Jody Shelley (Update with Shelley Response)
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Original Post: 5:06PM: Yesterday: During the preview show for 24/7 on Friday night, former Ranger and current Flyer Jody Shelley called Brandon Dubinsky a "weasel" and "the kind of player you want to get at."
In response Brandon Dubinsky said this to Pat Leonard of the Daily News :
it won't be long before he's out of the league, because he's a terrible hockey player"
Dubi also told Leonard "First of all, if I was him, I'd keep my mouth shut if I don't play, especially since I never see him on the ice "He's usually just yapping from the bench, and I guess now he's yapping from behind the video camera."
Shelley has played in ten games for the Flyers this season and has averaged 4:31 per game. The two were teammates for 21 games in 2009-10.
Dubinsky also told the paper that Zac Rinaldo is an "idiot," "not really a good hockey player" and "I think they should just keep putting him on the ice, because he's a liability against us."
Now this is the kind of stuff that HBO was hoping for.
I loved Shelley when he was a Ranger and thought that he definitely should have been brought back. He wanted too many years and the team moved on and signed Derek Boogaard. What Shelley said wasn't that bad, in my opinion, and just a reflection on the type of player that Dubi is. Dubi brings it to another level though with his comments. Maybe there was tension between the two when they were teammates or maybe this is another chapter in the story of Dubi and the Flyers. His issues with former Captain Mike Richards are well documented.


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