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Last year had the greatest number of announced food and beverage mergers and acquisitions nationwide since 2007, according to Food and Beverage Industry Snapshot, a recent report by Grant Thornton Corporate Finance.
"Food and beverage deals we saw through the economic downturn were probably some of the strongest because they're well-positioned to go to market in a tough environment," said Jeff Bradford, a partner in Grant Thornton's national transaction advisory services practice in Milwaukee.
While Milwaukee has not been the epicenter of the deals, conditions are right for the industry to heat up in the area this year, Bradford said.
"I certainly expect food and beverage to tag along with the rest of the market," he said. "There are a lot of dynamics in the food and beverage space that could lend to being even more active than other spaces."
There are more than 240 food processing companies employing about 14,000 workers in the seven county Milwaukee area, and 12 of them have global headquarters here, according to a recent Milwaukee 7 report.
Many of the state's food processors are family agriculture businesses, and this could be a good time for an exit.
"We're seeing a lot of presale activity," Bradford said. "The profile of the Wisconsin food and beverage space lends itself pretty well to that because of the number of family-owned businesses."
The supply side has seen a very slow deal market during the recession and companies are now seeing a good set of numbers for the trailing 12 months' earnings, so there's cash and pent up demand as well. In addition, the capital gains tax rate is expected to increase at the end of 2012, so many businesses will try to complete deals this year.
"The stars are all aligned," Bradford said.
In addition, the food and beverage sector wasn't hit as hard by the recession as some other industries.
"Through the economic downturn, most food and beverage deals were stronger," Bradford said. "Those businesses are pretty recession resistant. Everyone has to eat."
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Going forward, commodity fluctuations will ferret out weaker businesses and create opportunities for stronger ones, Bradford said. Companies that are good at commodity hedging, purchasing in advance and managing input costs are likely to do well.
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ColumbiaPoliceDepartmentspokesperson Jennifer Timmonsconfirms the Hardee's on Rosewood Drive andthe Dollar General on South Beltline were both robbed, and those crimes are connected. She says police alsogot a call of a robbery in progress at the Shell gas stationin the 6500 block ofGarners Ferry Road.
Beginning around 7:30 p.m., a flurry of police activity could be seen in that area, with officers driving quickly from scene to scene with their lights and sirens on.
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The Carbon County Sheriff's Office has not been and never has been denied access to the Spring Glen Community Center. It shoudl be stated that the Carbon County Sheriff's Office SERT Team inquired about the usage of the building for training purposes. At the time they were informed a fee would be charged to use the facility. Subsequently the Sheriff's Office chose ot to use the facility.
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PORTLAND - The Connecticut Whale took advantage of a pair of power play goals, as well as a shorthanded goal to roll past the Portland Pirates 4-1 in front of 6,944 fans at the Cumberland County Civic Center Saturday night. The win is the second in five days and second consecutive win for the Whale over the Pirates.
The Pirates were unable to capitalize on three early power plays, including a full five on three power play. Kris Newbury was sent off for a cross check, as Blake Parlett picked up a simultaneous tripping call at the 5:01 mark. The Whale were able to kill off two man advantage, but the Pirates still struck first. Ethan Werek took a cross ice pass from Brett Hextall to beat Whale starter Jason Missiaen just under the blocker for his seventh goal of the year at 8:49. Newbury responded for the Whale on their first power play of the game, letting a shot go from just inside the faceoff circle and over the shoulder of Mark Visentin for his 15th of the season at 13:38. Newbury's goal was his 5th in his last three games and third against the Pirates this week.
The Whale were on the power play again early in the second period, as Chris Conner was sent off for a trip just 40 seconds in.. This time, Newbury set up line mate Chad Kolarik, who took a hard slap pass from Newbury in front and redirected the puck past Visentin for his 16th of the season at 1:21. The Pirates were unable to convert on the man advantage in the second, as they would end the period 0 for 2 on the power play.
The Pirates' power play struggles continued in the third. Connecticut forward Shayne Wiebe took advantage of a miscommunication in the Portland zone, jumping on a loose puck and beating Visentin for the shorthanded goal at 4:32. The Whale extended the lead by scoring their first even strength goal of the night, as Kelsey Tessier snuck behind the Pirates' defense and would be sent in on a breakaway by Parlett. Tessier's backhand shot slid under the pads of Visentin to give the Whale the 4-1 advantage at 8:26 of the third. The Pirates were unable to score on a pair of power plays in the third as well, ending the night 0 for 7.
The Pirates fall to 24-14-1-1 on the year, while Mark Visentin drops to 9-8-1-1. The Connecticut Whale improve to 17-19-3-1, while Jason Missiaen is now 4-3-1-1.
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Last Friday, Active Re-Entry Director Nancy Bently took front and center in presenting the case in favor of independent living centers in rural areas to the Legislature's Rural Caucus. Active Re-Entry is one of a number of centers in the state that provide services for people with significant disabilities. Many of the main centers also have satellite facilities. The Price center also has locations in Vernal and Moab.
Bentley, along with two other center directors, provided information about their services and told how much independent living strategies save the state in possible expenditures each year.
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While he heads to Elon University in hopes of making waves with the school's football program, Cumberland native Trevor Vasey also heads south with the intent of raising awareness of potential quarterback prospects among Rhode Island high school football circles.
It's no secret that the Ocean State has been a bit player when it comes to churning out Division I college quarterbacks. La Salle graduate Liam Coen enjoyed a stellar career at UMass Amherst, while Bobby Bentsen via Warwick Vets went from not having an athletic scholarship to starting under center at URI this past season.
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For nearly three months, local Utah National Guard soldiers have been stationed at Fort Lewis in Washington. The 1457 Engineer Combat Battalion has been on active duty and anxiously awaiting additional military service deployment instructions.
The instructions came earlier in the week as several of the service members were assigned to go overseas to the Middle East.
According to the Utah National Guard public affairs officer, LTC Brad Blackner, the members of the 1457th were required to retrieve their equipment once it made it to land in the Middle East.
The Utah National Guard spokesperson explained that the equipment was transported by boat and was expected to take 30 days to make the long journey overseas.
The members of the local guard unit were then forced to play the waiting game.
Once the military equipment arrived at its overseas destination, a group of troops were deployed for the Mideast, with the remaining personnel in unit awaiting further instructions.
"The remaining members were called up for active duty Tuesday morning and left immediately," explained Blackner. "Although their mission was unclear, they left knowing that they may be gone for up to nine months."
The public affairs officer pointed out that, when the local battalion was originally called to active duty, the members were told that they would serve a one-year term on active duty. At the present point in time, the group has approximately nine months remaining.
"The unit left from McCourt Airbase and it is expected that, once they reach the Middle East, they will begin reconstruction and rebuilding the cities," continued the Utah National Guard representative.
"Right now, the main battle is over, but security is still an issue. All we can do is speculate right now as to what this unit's duties will be," indicated Blackner.
Within the next several weeks, the duties of the local unit may become clearer. But for now, the families left behind will sit and wait for additional information about the service personnel.
Military authorities are striving to assist the local unit's families with performing related duties while they wait for details regarding their loved ones.
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If big banks, credit card companies, and Wall Street firms can get hundreds of billions of dollars in bailouts and loan forgiveness, why can't the students of America? Or more precisely, the art students of America? The way I see it is that the most creative people in the country are waiting tables, slaving away as secretaries, and doing menial jobs because their art degrees haven't translated into earning potential. As a consequence, possibly tens of thousands — or maybe hundreds of thousands — of creative people around the country have given up their art and switched to non-art activities in order to pay the rent. So in 2009 (most recent year for census data), out of the 89,140 BFAs, 14,918 MFAs, and 1,569 PhDs granted in fine arts, just how many of those people are really making a living in the arts? My guess is: not many.
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Henry J. Perkins Jr. was looking forward to his sister and brother-in-law coming from Oregon to celebrate their fathers birthday today.
Instead, his family will be coming together for the 34-year-old J.B. Wise Place mans funeral later this week.
Mr. Perkins was stabbed to death Sunday night in the downtown apartment he shared with his girlfriend, just 23 days after they moved in, his family said. He had dated Briana Simpson for the past three years.
My son was a good boy, said Sharon L. Perkins, while sitting on the familys State Street steps Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Perkins said she and her family are frustrated about what little information theyve been told by police about what happened to her only son. They are waiting to hear from police about the investigation into his death and autopsy results, she said.
On Sunday, Mr. Perkinss father, Henry J. Perkins, brought him a bowl of chili and took him to the store. That was the last time he saw his son. Heaven M. Perkins, 23, said she last talked to her brother about 3:30 p.m. Sunday. He was in a good mood and watching a friends 9-year-old daughter, she said.
They waited until about 9 p.m. Sunday to see if Henry needed a ride to work on Monday morning, but that call never came. The family went to bed, assuming that he had arranged for his own ride to Adams, Sharon Perkins said.
Described as having a big heart, Henry Perkins Jr. convinced the family to allow two homeless men to live in their 90-year-old, four bedroom house.
Hed do anything for you, Heaven Perkins said. And he never asked for anything.
She and her parents heard about his death from her sister, Sherry L. Johnson. Mrs. Johnson and her husband, Jeremy, were on their way to Watertown from Oregon for what was supposed to be a big family celebration.
Mrs. Johnson heard about his death from a mutual friend and immediately called her family to tell them the horrible news, so they would not read it on Facebook.
The family then had to make a difficult call to the slain mans 12-year-old daughter, Alyssa, who lives in Oregon with her mother, they said.
He loved her, and she loved him, Heaven Perkins said.
In 2005, the family ended up in Watertown after moving from Oregon because Jeremy Johnson served at Fort Drum, Sharon Perkins said. Her son liked it here.
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BUFFALO, N.Y.- Buffalo Sabres Development Camp features 40 participants. Some flew in from as far away as Russia. Others could bike to the rink. But, no matter where they came from or how they got here, they all have the same mindset.
To learn. To improve. And, to do whatever it takes to one day play at the professional level.
A few players at camp already have some pro experience, like Mikhail Grigorenko and Chad Ruhwedel. However, the majority of them have not played an NHL game, such as local products Justin Bailey and Sean Malone.
The Sabres drafted Bailey in the second round last month and the Williamsville native is quickly learning from the guys around him.
"Last year, I watched the draft obviously, being a Sabres fan myself. And, you see guys like Grigorenko. It's good to go to guys who have been through this training camp before. Guys who have played a few NHL games and to ask them questions since they obviously know better than you do. I've been utilizing that to the best of my ability so far."
As for Malone, the Buffalo native and sixth round pick enjoys the friendly competition.
"In the weight room we have testing and each of the guys want to bench more than the other guy. It's pretty fun, but it's competitive at the same time."
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Robert and Vivian Teny announce the marriage of their daughter, Alexandria Dawn Teny, to Christopher John Bonaquisto, the son of Jack and Carol Bonaquisto.
The couple will be married Aug. 30 at St. Thomas More Catholic Church in Sandy.
The newlyweds will be honored at a reception that evening at Heritage Gardens.
Christopher is a 1997 Carbon High graduate and received an associate's degree from College of Eastern Utah in 1999. He graduated from Salt Lake Community College with associates in instrumental, electricity and industrial electronics in 2001. He is employed at Trebor International in West Jordan. Alexandria is a 2002 Carbon High graduate and received an associate's degree from CEU in 2004. She graduated with a bachelor's degree in political science from University of Utah. She is employed at Turner Gas Company in Salt Lake City.


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SKOWHEGAN, Maine (NEWS CENTER) --- A man from Norridgewock is standing trial for allegedly shooting another man to death back in 2009.
Prosecutors say Robert Nelson murdered 60-year-old Everett Cameron, of North Anson over prescription drugs. The state argues he shot Cameron in the head while he was sitting in his pickup truck on a country road.
Both sides got to make their opening statements as the trial got started Monday inside Somerset County Superior Court in Skowhegan. The prosecution says Nelson had the motive to kill Cameron because the defendant was addicted to Oxycodone at the time. Cameron was getting prescriptions filled for that drug because he was battling cancer. The state says Cameron also had been selling his Oxycodone pills to Nelson and a number of other people in order to make money.
Nelson owed Cameron a small amount of money for pills. Prosecutors say the two men had plans to meet on Town Farm Road the afternoon of October 31, 2009, which was the day Cameron was found dead.
The state says a witness saw both men with their cars off the road. A gunshot was then heard around 2:15 p.m. by another witness. Cameron's fiance would later find his body inside the truck around 4 p.m.
Yet the defense argues the victim had been selling his pills to a lot of people. They feel the police zeroed in on their client too early in the investigation and overlooked possible suspects who would have had the same motive to kill Cameron.
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Brandi Glanville's never-ending publicity tour for her book continues today on "Anderson Live" -- and now she's taking aim at someone new: Adrienne Maloof's new boyfriend, Sean Stewart.
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"Yikes, it's a bad visual for me. The whole thing," Glanville says about the new couple. "It's just those two people. It just makes me want to throw up in my mouth a little and swallow it."
As for Brandi, she's enjoying a new relationship now too.
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LISBON State American Legion officers traveled from Albany on Friday to meet St. Lawrence County legionnaires to discuss the future of the 94-year-old veterans organization.
New York State Commander Kenneth F. Governor said the organization, open to men and women who have served in the armed forces, is more relevant today with more veterans returning home from wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.
When veterans come home they are first concerned about getting a job and their family, Mr. Governor said. But we want them to know we are here to help with benefits and job placement. These are things we do for free because weve been there, and we speak the same language.
Mr. Governor said the Legion, which worked to establish the Servicemens Readjustment Act or G.I. Bill of 1944, still has more work to do. A current goal of the organization, Mr. Governor said, is making sure that skills and experience acquired on the battlefield are transferable to civilian life.
If you are trained in heavy equipment and have experience doing that in war zones you are more than qualified to do that in the States, Mr. Governor said. Soldiers should not have to retrain and apply for more licenses, which further delays employment.
The American Legion was the first to call attention to the backlog of close to a million veterans benefits claims with the Veterans Affairs Office, Mr. Governor said.
Many people do not know that, he said. Its not just medical issues we are working towards but also education benefits. Were continuing to put pressure on state and federal officials to make sure the backlog is taken care of.
Mr. Governor said the Legion also supports a Flag Desecration Amendment and stopping illegal immigration.
We believe that the flag should be protected so that children can learn to respect it, Mr. Governor said.
The organizations latest success is has been to secure benefits for veterans spouses.
We believe it eases the burden on our soldiers, Mr. Governor said.
Mr. Governor said the American Legion is the largest veterans organization in the country, made up of more than 2.5 million members nationally. In New York State, there are more than 130,000 legionnaires in more than 950 local posts, and doesnt show signs of dissipating almost a century after it was formed.
This is our way of continuing our service to our country, Mr. Governor said.
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Okey, so i know the issues will not be fixed anytime soon and if you really want to enjoy QL you`ll need a PC.
But still i just have to ask if someone has any success in avoiding the frequent crashes? Just now i was enjoying a competitive and fun game were people had about the same skill. Suddenly the game crashes and i´m out of the game. Needless to say this is frustrating.
And before anyone says install Windows you should know that i´m a grown man with a unhealthy fear of bad command or username. I not about to play around to much with things i would have no idea how to fix if something went wrong.
The rest of the mac issues i can live with since i´m not any good at QL and never will be. But you don´t have to have godlike skills to enjoy QL, at least if it stops crashing.


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PRICE - Linda Lee Nelson, age 67, passed away peacefully Jan. 20, 2010 at Castleview Hospital in Price.
She was born March 5, 1942 in Price to Gale Eldon and Clelia Ariotti Nelson.
Linda attended the Ann Self School in Spring Glen and also the Castle Valley Center in Price. For years she lived with her friends in a group home in Price until her health began to fail, and for the past two years she resided under the excellent care at Parkdale Care Center.
Linda was a sweet and gentle soul all of her life and was loved by all who knew her.
The family wishes to thank the staff at Parkdale Care Center, Castleview Hospital and emergency room, especially Dr. Sterling Potter for the caring treatment Linda received.
She is survived by her sister, Sandra (Roger) Kohlman, Pocatello, Idaho; brother, Gale R. Nelson, Fremont, Calif.
She was preceded in death by her parents, and beloved niece, Holly Anne Fickel.
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I have moderate to severe pain in my joints from arthritis. I have tried several different pain medications but the combination of acetaminophen and tramadol is the best that I have found for me. It is long lasting and there are no side effects from this medication for me. I usually take 1 or 2 tablets once or twice a day as needed for pain.
I can not live with out this medican, When I feel like I can't move & Hurt so bad, It's time for it. I take it 2 at a time,30 mins Later I'm a different person. Some days I need to take 6 Aday. try not to go over 6 ADay.
i have been on ultram and i have been on ultracet for my fybromyalgia pain for about 3 yrs.. My pain rating most mornings when i wake up ,between 1-10 is most of the time a 7 to a 8, i have to usually sit for at least 30 mins. after taking my ultram in order to move around without so much pain ,I am only 28 yrs. old. It is a really good pain killer but is additictive and i have been late before getting my ultram filled and suffered terrriblely, i guess it was withdrawl off not taking some, it was horrible, i recommend that if you take this medication for a very long time then to be careful and don't forget to get it when its do. i thought it would be ok to go without it , no big deal i thought but i definately know it gives you flu like akeing symtoms ,cold sweats and muscles drawing up pain in your legs, so that on top of my everyday pain from the fybromyalgia was awful.
I suffer from terrible tension headaches. No over the counter medication helps relieve the pain for me. For the past two years I have been taking a very low dose (often half of a pill) on an as needed basis for tension headaches. It relieves my headaches quickly and lasts four hours and often all day. The only negative side effect I have noticed is that my hearing is somewhat sensitive after a few hours of taking the pill...nothing not tolerable, but it's definetely a different sensation from anything I've been used to. I would highly recommend this medication to relieve tension headaches and migraines.
I have a severe infection in my lower jaw. This medication is not that great at treating dental pain; it does reduce the pain, making it tolerable, however, you are never pain free. Sleeping is difficult due to pain and the short amount of time this medication lasts (5.5 hrs at the most). It may work well for other types of pain, but not dental pain.
When the pain was worse the Ultracet did help. Would I recommend it- Depend on whether other options had been tried first. Start low and work your way up. That's what I've had to do.
generic availble this has worked for me 2pills 3x day for allmost ayear the cost is high but better than other pills that make you fuzzy headed this is not a cure as when you stop the pills pain returns but is okay as stopgap and lets me work
generic availble this has worked for me 2pills 3x day for allmost ayear the cost is high but better than other pills that make you fuzzy headed this is not a cure as when you stop the pills pain returns but is okay as stopgap and lets me work
not useful I've been given Ultracet to ease the pain of bursitis and, after taking it for about 4 days, it doesn't appear to have helped at all - Excedrin was better - and I've been feeling weak and nauseous shortly after taking it. I thought I'd give it a chance for a few days, but have decided that 4 should be enough!
Kidney Stones Was given Ultracet to calm acute pain associated with Kidney Stones. Do not find it as effective as other treatments such as Meperdine. With really acute pain, it does not work. It will, however, manage less acute pain. I do find it to cause less drowsiness than other remedies.


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Dec 3rd 2009 09:35 pm publication list bibtex style (bst)
I needed to create a publication list for my dissertation. I wanted it to include the abstracts and be sorted descendant by publication date.
There is already an abstract.bst file that outputs the bibliography items with abstract, but it sort them by author. So that messed up my file, because I wasn't the first author in all these publications. There is also a plainyr-rev.bst that sort the bibitems by year. So I combined them both to have a descendant-by-year-abstract-included output. This is the Bibtex Style File for Publication Lists with Abstract (descYrWithAbst.bst).
I use BibDesk to mantain my bibtex database. I created a Smart group that contains all the entries where I am an author. I have the tex view in the bottom panel, and in the BibDesk's Preferences, I modify the Tex template like this:
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\author{Juli\'an Villegas}
This method is convenient because it can be used to generate an well-formed HTML file without all the curly braces and such those the BibDesk includes. I'm using SimpleTeX4ht to generate the HTML file. The 'Publications' page of this website was generated that way.
Hope it helps!
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Esteban Zimanyi (http://code.ulb.ac.be/) kindly provided an improved version of the bibliography style file, to him should go all the credits of the present version.


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An historic literary event: the publication of a newly discovered novel, the earliest known work from Harper Lee, the beloved, best-selling author of the Pulitzer Prize-winning classic To Kill a Mockingbird. Originally written in the mid-1950s, Go Set a Watchman was the novel Harper Lee first submitted to her publishers before To Kill a Mockingbird. Assumed to have been lost, the manuscript was discovered in late 2014.
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Rachel takes the same commuter train every morning. Every day she rattles down the track, flashes past a stretch of cozy suburban homes, and stops at the signal that allows her to daily watch the same couple breakfasting on their deck. She's even started to feel like she knows them. "Jess and Jason," she calls them. Their life—as she sees it—is perfect. Not unlike the life she recently lost. And then she sees something shocking. It's only a minute until the train moves on, but it's enough. Now everything's changed. Unable to keep it to herself, Rachel offers what she knows to the police, and becomes inextricably entwined in what happens next, as well as in the lives of everyone involved. Has she done more harm than good? Compulsively readable, The Girl on the Train is an emotionally immersive, Hitchcockian thriller and an electrifying debut.
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Observational Study on Anti-tat Immune Response in HIV-1-infected HAART-treated Adult Subjects
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The present study is designed as a prospective observational study directed at evaluating the frequency, magnitude, quality and persistence (primary endpoint) of the anti-Tat immune response in highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART)-receiving HIV-1 infected individuals, and to prospectively evaluate the immunological, virological and clinical outcome of anti-Tat positive versus anti-Tat negative subjects under successful HAART (secondary endpoint), in order to determine the impact of anti-Tat immunity on HIV disease progression as well as the potential use of anti-Tat immune response assessment for the clinical and therapeutic management of HAART-treated infected patients. This survey, that will evaluate a large number of subjects, will provide important information for the design, planning and conduction of future therapeutic vaccine trials based on the HIV-1 Tat protein in HAART-treated patients.
HIV Infection
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Time Perspective: Prospective
|Official Title:
|Observational Study With Additional Diagnostic Procedures on Anti-tat Immune Response in HIV-1-infected HAART-treated Adult Subjects
- Assessment of anti-Tat antibodies in sera of subjects, and of the proliferative response (CFSE) and the production of γIFN, IL-4 and IL-2 (Elispot) by peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMC) in response to Tat.
- The decline of CD4+ T cell counts, the increase of HIV plasma viral load or the occurrence of AIDS-defining events will be assessed to determine progression to disease.
Biospecimen Retention: Samples With DNA
whole blood, serum, PBMCs
|Study Start Date:
|March 2008
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|June 2013
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
|Sampling Method:
|Non-Probability Sample
Hiv-1-infected haart-treated adult subjects
Inclusion Criteria:
- Diagnosis of HIV-1 infection
- To be under successful HAART treatment with plasma viremia <50 copies/ml in the last 6 months prior to initiation of the study, without a history of virologic rebound
- Known CD4+ T cells nadir
- Age ≥ 18 years old
- Signed informed consent
Exclusion Criteria:
- Current therapy with immunomodulators or immunosuppressive drugs, or chemotherapy for neoplastic disorders
- Concomitant treatment for HBV or HCV infection
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01024556
|S.M. Goretti Hospital
|Latina, Rome, Italy
|General Hospital of Bari
|Bari, Italy
|Spedali Civili di Brescia
|Brescia, Italy
|General Hospital-University of Ferrara
|Ferrara, Italy
|A.M. Annunziata Hospital
|Florence, Italy
|L. Sacco Hospital
|Milan, Italy
|San Raffaele Hospital
|Milan, Italy
|General Hospital-University of Modena
|Modena, Italy, 41100
|San Gallicano Hospital
|Rome, Italy
|Amedeo di Savoia Hospital
|Torino, Italy
|Principal Investigator:
|Roberto Esposito, MD
|Azienda Ospedaliero - Universitaria Policlinico di Modena, Modena, Italy
|Principal Investigator:
|Giovanni Di Perri, MD
|Amedeo di Savoia Hospital, Turin, Italy
|Principal Investigator:
|Adriano Lazzarin, MD
|San Raffaele Hospital - Milan, Italy
|Principal Investigator:
|Massimo Galli, MD
|L. Sacco Hospital- Milan, Italy
|Principal Investigator:
|Giampiero Carosi, MD
|"Spedali Civili" di Brescia , Brescia, Italy
|Principal Investigator:
|Florio Ghinelli, MD
|Azienda Ospedaliero - Universitaria di Ferrara, Ferrara, Italy
|Principal Investigator:
|Francesco Mazzotta, MD
|S. M. Annunziata Hospital, Florence, Italy
|Principal Investigator:
|Guido Palamara, MD
|S. Gallicano Hospital- Rome, Italy
|Principal Investigator:
|Fabrizio Soscia, MD
|S. M. Goretti Hospital- Latina, Italy
|Principal Investigator:
|Giuseppe Pastore, MD
|"Ospedale Policlinico Consorziale"-Bari, Italy
Additional Information:
Additional publications automatically indexed to this study by ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier (NCT Number):
|Responsible Party:
|Barbara Ensoli, CNAIDS - Istituto Superiore di Sanita
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT01024556 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Study First Received:
|December 1, 2009
|Last Updated:
|April 24, 2012
|Health Authority:
|Italy: The Italian Medicines Agency
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Police union files for arbitration in Heidt firing
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How much does this drunken lout have to cost the city before he realizes he is an embarrassment and moves on with his life? The entitlement mentality is alive and well in the ranks of the police union. There truly is no shame anymore.
then they should make him pay back what they paid him while on "paid administrative leave" for an off duty display of stupidity!!!! I just wonder how many other employers would give an employee paid vacation (above and beyond what they already get) while they heal from an ass kicking they got after picking on a handicapped guy???????
The entitlement mentality and not wanting to be held accountable in some of our police and their union is worse than any welfare queen having babies with any daddy just for the benefits.
Why do our local cops have a union anyway?
The Heidt incidences of violence and thuggery are embarrassments to this city. Whatever uniform he wears in the future won't stop his bullying behavior. He is the problem that travels with him wherever he goes.The people of this city will be wary in the event they see flashing lights behind them. To protect and serve? More like To Kick, Tase and Maul. Oh, yeah, then lie.


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Hyde Observatory
Located on the south side of Holmes Lake in Holmes Park, Hyde Memorial Observatory is owned by the City of Lincoln and maintained by the Parks and Recreation Department. The facility is operated by knowledgeable volunteers who are available to answer questions about the night sky, explain how the equipment works and interpret special astronomical occurrences.
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Weekday special showings for groups of 20 or more may be arranged with two weeks notice by calling 402-441-8708.
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