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Very pleased with overall dining experience. Staff was very attentive and politely answered questions when asked. Very attractive presentation of food and delicious choices. Expensive but enjoyable.
One of the best fine food restaurants in the entire fox valley area. The lounge is beautiful with a competent smiling mixologist staff on hand . A near European type menu, selections to fit a range tastes for perfect dinning experience. Highly recommended.
We decided to go to Montarra for a Saturday night "date night" after I had visited for the first time with my daughter a few days before. The food is excellent, and the chef combines unique tastes with traditional menu items. I had a yellow beat salad, which was large, and shared with hubby. The salad had baby greens, yellow beats and green apples! The apples gave it an extra punch. I also had two small plates for my entree (a la tapas-type restaurants). I had jumbo scallops wrapped in pecan crusted bacon. Thankfully, the chef did NOT overcook the scallops. We also shared a small plate of jumbo stuffed mushrooms, and hubby had risotto with crab. Everything was delicious!
Celebrated our 30th Wedding Anniversary with our adult children. It was a wonderful experience!
We drove 45 minutes to get to Montarra, and we can't wait to go back. If you want casual, sit by the bar...want nicer, sit on the other side of the wall. Nice option, really. For food, we shared a tuna tartare appetizer that was AMAZING. The people next to us had onion soup served IN an onion! They said it was wonderful too. Our steaks were the best I've had anywhere in the suburbs, Mortons, Flemings, and Ruths Chris included. And we had fabulous service without the steak house attitude. For dessert, the carrot cake was an individual little cake, light and fluffy with lots of yummy cream cheese frosting. And if you are an appreciator or liquid dessert, try the snickertini.
Very good food and service. Interesting presentations of food, nice décor.
Food has never let us down, no matter what the menu has. Will continue to frequent this establishment,.
I companion with an elderly man who has a lady friend nearby. The 3 of us go out to eat on Wednesdays, and this is the 3rd time we've been to Montarra. Wouldn't change a thing! We'll be back soon. Keep up the awesomeness!
Montarra is an excellent restaurant, so I really need to dig deep to come up with things to be critical about. I have to admit that I saved this spot for only special occasions in the past due to cost but during this visit I noticed a difference in the value. Montarra now has many items that provide the same excellent quality for less. The only thing I will be critical about is the wine list. Don't get me wrong, there are some outstanding selections on the list but you will pay a premium for them. I don't recall any wine less than $9 a glass. How about some $6 house selections for less discriminating palates? So the solution is simple, enjoy the food and go home to enjoy your favorite bottle. With the new menu, I will visit more often now.
This is definitely a neighborhood gem. I did reservation since it was Friday evening but place was not too crowded so no need to wait. Everything was fresh and well prepared. The service was great and well informed. At some point I will come back and try some other dishes. I had a tuna with avocado appetizer - simply delicious and stuffed mushrooms. The main dish my favorite sea bass.
We hadn't dined here in over a year. I had a taste for Montarra's citrus salad and after viewing the menu on Open Table, we decided to go. The OT menu listed Lobster Mac and Cheese which we did not see on the menu and we asked our server about. Sarah our server promptly went back and asked the chef if they would be able to accommodate our request-which they did! The dish was among the best Lobster Mac and Cheese we've ever had. The citrus salad did not disappoint and the ribeye steak we requested at medium rare was perfect! Sarah our server was very attentive and engaging. We are so glad we went and wont wait so long until our next visit!
Montarra is relatively expensive compared to many suburban eateries, yet also has many peers in the price department. You get more for your dollar here. We first took a chance on this restaurant in an unassuming strip mall a couple of years ago. Menu choices were broad and interesting, meals creatively and deliciously prepared. The service was exceptional, with attentive and enjoyable staff. We have repeated several times over the ensuing couple of years, and each was as good as that first visit. Several of the employees have been there that entire time. We live on a limited budget and are not "regulars" at Montarra. But when we go, they make us feel like we are, and we leave delighted with our choice to pamper ourselves.
Always looks for memorable experiences - especially for such a special event as our 31st wedding anniversary, Montarra offered great food, pleasant dining, exceptional service, and beautiful surroundings. We will definitely be going back and highly recommend that others give it a try if they have a special event that will be talked about favorable for years to come!
The food here was phenomenal. It rivals what you would find in any major city in the U.S.
Small plates were delicious and unique. Soup was sub-par by comparison. Cocktails were a bit pricey, but generously sized. Main course was good, but not prepared as expected based on the menu description. Service was excellent.
Montera never disappoints. The filets are exceptional, rival any downtown restaurant.
Fantastic food, prepared and served by a wonderful and accommodating staff. From small plates to a multi course meal you can't go wrong. I've never been here without walking out with a smile on my face and feeling like a VIP. Treat yourself, you won't regret it.
From the moment we entered until the bartender was kind enough to take a group picture of us when exiting, the service was excellent. All entrees were outstanding. We really appreciated not being rushed as we were hosting friends from the west coast. A perfect evening out--thanks, Montarra.
Montarra is a beautiful little gem tucked away in a quiet shopping mall. My husband ordered fish & chips and the presentation was excellent, not to mention the taste. I'm a vegetarian and while there isn't much to order off the menu, they were very accomodating and the vegetarian risotto and I ended up with was amazing! I didn't hear the bar patrons and they were right behind us. A beautiful waterfall wall separated us. The chihuly light fixture hanging from the ceiling is gorgeous. The tables were more like what I'd see in a starbucks, sort of hard and very pragmatic looking. $20 corkage fee is a bit high for the location, but there isn't much wine they don't already have. Overall though, excellent!
We consistently have a great experience at Montarra. The food is wonderful - fresh, flavorful, high quality ingredients and interesting ethnic twists from time to time too. The wait staff clearly cares about their work and their performance.
Our menus had Happy Anniversary printed on them to greet our party of five. Ashley our server was beyond helpful! She made sure we had everything we needed. The food was incredible! From the appetizers to the entrees, the meal satisfied us! The ambiance was inviting and classy. The waterfall and the Dale Chihuly chandeliers made the atmosphere magical. We'll definitely return!
We dined at Montarra for my husband's 50th birthday...and, as always, the food was excellent! I had the chef's special risotto with mushrooms, garlic & manchego...oh my, it was good...like a grown-up, sophisticated mac & cheese. Service is consistently fantastic...just enough attention.
Great restaurant, but I feel like the portions get smaller each time. Which is disappointing for the prices they charge
came in, wasn't too busy but mood was great. Service was on point with water always topped off and everyone very courteous. The food couldn't have been any better. Must be the best of any restaurant in the area. Will definitely be back!!
My husband and I had gone to the same restaurant for our anniversary for 15 years, but it closed a few years ago and we've been looking for a new special place. We found this through a web search and after looking at the reviews we decided to try it out. It was excellent. The entire staff was friendly, attentive and professional. The food was delicious. I ordered the Ahi Tuna Special, which was outstanding and my husband's filet was better than any place we've been to since "our" restaurant closed. We'll be back!
Montarra is our go to for special occasions, anniversaries, New Years or the rare date night (someone to watch the kids). Stellar meals and service each time we visit. Paying the bill and tipping are a pleasure when everything is this good.
After not visiting this restaurant for 18 months because of a bad dining experience, my husband and I decided to give Montarra one more try to celebrate his birthday. The food and service were outstanding. Erin was our server and though she has only been doing this a short time she was terrific. Since moving out of Chicago 6 years ago, Montarra has been our go to place where we celebrated birthdays, anniversaries and other special occasions. We had always had exceptional food and service until celebrating our anniversary here 18 months ago. Service was poor, food was not up to par and our request for seating could not be honored because the owners friends had come in and were occupying all of the seats in the dining room.
Great food. Service was the best we've had in a while. Our waitress was a little busy and there was a minor delay in receiving our drinks, however she insisted on covering it due to the delay. Completely unnecessary but a nice gesture. Would go back definitely.
This is a great, comsistent restaurant that has the feel of a place in Chicago but that is located out in the far northwest suburbs. The food is always great and we always enjoy this as a place for a nice but casual dinner. The noise level allows for casual conversation and the service is attentive but not overbearing.
Food was fabulous. The wait staff could use a little more training.
This restaurant is wonderful! It can be a little noisy in the bar area, but the center room is very nice (worth asking for). The food is AMAZING! very inventive and the flavors are well balanced. Love it!
Service got slow when you became busy. Took too long to get check
My wife and I celebrated an anniversary at Montarra last week and were not disappointed. Food, service, and ambience were all excellent. We will definitely return!
First of all the ambience is superb. Secondly the service is excellent and lastly, the food is to die for.
We have lived in the area for 7 years and have been threatening to try Monterra. After having dined there last Saturday, we wonder why we waited so long 1 The food was wonderful and reasonably priced. 2. The service and especially our server was outstanding. 3. We never felt rushed and spent the evening savoring the food and each others company.
Wonderful dining experience, staff very attentive, menu very diverse, food was outstanding. We actually conducted a business meeting during dinner and the staff was great we never felt rushed. I would definately go back .
This is the best restaurant in the far northwest suburbs. The food is great and the atmosphere is simple and comfortable.
My wife and really enjoyed are meal. The have a nice variety of choices, ended up having the mixed grill with Duck, beef and lamb.
Excellent dining, but make a reservation before going. Our reservation was for 8 pm, we were seated at 8:30 pm. We had no where to be, so this was not a bad thing. The Hostess and Manager did a great job of keeping us posted on when we could expect a table. We had the Tilaplia Tacos as an appetizer and filet's for dinner. Could not have asked for a better steak! I wish I could remember the name of the bread they bring out to you when you sit down. It was so good! Food and service was incredible. I definitely recommend this place! We will be back!
I wanted to take my wife out for a special night, so I did some internet searching for a local steakhouse. Having driven past Montarra a hundred times since I live close-by, their internet presence caught my eye. I found their reviews at the top of the list. The previous reviewers got it right. The food was amazing! One of the best filet mignons I have ever had graced my palate. Since there was a big group who showed up to drink that night, the noise level was a little high, but that is certainly not Montarra's fault. The waitress was great, but the food ended up taking a little longed than expected. Nevertheless, it was worth the wait. Highly recommended!
Everything was amazingly delicious but one of the things that makes it special are the unique dishes as well as the best steaks around. The Pablano Lobster Bisque was very light for a Bisque which I loved because I don't enjoy them with heavy cream. My wife's salad featured the most amazing foruit such as huge blackberries... and this was mid November!
Chef Dave always has outstanding food. We were a group of five celebrating a birthday. The menus came imprinted with Happy Birthday at the top. Just another nice little touch. Scallops are best I have eaten. Love the place.
great service, great food with a warm classy atmosphere with a special sense to detail. Went there for our 44th anniversary and my wife and i had a special menu with the heading "44th anniversary". Ty
The chef is a genius. I say it every time but it holds true every time. This trip I decided on one of his specials, which was roasted chicken with whipped garlic mashed potatoes topped with tomatoes, garlic, spinach...I don't even know what it was called and don't care! It was so packed with flavor that it was just mouthwatering. Oh, and his balsamic vinaigrette? Like NO OTHER you will ever have. Ever!
Love the food at Montarra - consistent and never disappoints.
Great dining experience. The food was delectable. The service was impecable and the ambiance was delightful. Jjust noisy enough to keep the conversation private.
Everything was great from the seared ahi tuna appetizer to the pumpkin bisque soup to the mixed grill with lamb, filet mignon and duck, to the flourless chocolate cake! Flavors were complex and the meats melted in your mouth. My husband was able to cut his filet with the side of his fork. Our server, Ross, was very knowledgeable and professional. He even pronounced our last name correctly, which no one ever does. All in all, it was a thoroughly enjoyable experience and we will be back!
Great food and great wine. Wish there were more chicken entrees, though.
Great food. great options and great service - no doubt I will be back - thoroughly enjoyed !
All 4 of us ordered the fish and we were all very pleased! Food is worth the visit!


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It's early morning in June, and the roads are slightly slick.
Two cars have collided along St. Johns Street in Port Moody.
No one is seriously injured in the crash, but all involved are a little shaken up, including a mother and her two children.
That's when the role of a firefighter turns from first responder to first comforter.
In this situation, one of the firefighters grabs a stuffed Dalmatian dog from a fire truck.
He kneels down toward the younger sibling and hands the toy to the girl, while other responders are busy dealing with Mom.
It's a tender gesture meant to comfort the child. For several years, the fire department has been using the stuffed toy - the Dalmatian chosen because of its iconic link to firefighters - when children are involved at the scene of emergencies.
The toys are donated to the fire department as part of a program.
"It's just a comforting thing for the child," said Port Moody deputy fire chief Gord Parker.
"It takes their mind off the incident at hand and gives them something to hang on to."
Much like at the scene in June, Parker noted a few of the plush toys are kept in frontline fire trucks.
Typically, a firefighter will move the child away from the incident, talk to them and then offer one of the stuffed dogs.
And those Dalmatians are certainly appreciated. Parker explained that anytime someone is involved in a medical emergency, it tends to get their anxiety level up.
He said kids get scared, especially if the incident involves themselves, a parent or someone around them.
"It's pretty traumatic," Parker said. "The pup helps them take their mind off of it and helps them focus on something other than the emergency."
The little Dalmatian may not resolve the crisis at hand for a young child, but at least for a little while, it provides a feeling of safety and comfort.
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Joseph Bates, Martha E. Castaneda, R. Hays Cummins and James Moller each will receive the University Distinguished Teaching Award for their excellence.
Miami University's "high four-year graduation rate, low average student debt at graduation, abundant financial aid, a low sticker price and overall great value," places it on the top 100 "Best Values" list for 2014, according to Kiplinger's Personal Finance.
Miami University will present 1,049 diplomas during its fall commencement ceremony at 3 p.m. Friday, Dec. 13, in Millett Hall. President David Hodge will preside over the ceremony.
Miami University's board of trustees have approved the renovation of several decades-old buildings on its three local campuses and the construction of a new indoor sports center on Miami's Oxford campus.
A record number of students are taking advantage of Miami's early application deadlines this recruitment season, a testament to the university's longstanding reputation as an outstanding institution for high-achieving students.
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Jayne Brownell, assistant vice president for student affairs at Hofstra University, has accepted the offer to become Miami University's vice president for student affairs beginning March 1.
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AFAIC, UBUNTU gone to the ZOO long ago
Phoronix: Ubuntu 12.10 Is Ready To Enter The Zoo
It's release day today for Ubuntu 12.10, which was developed under the animal codename of "Quantal Quetzal", and boasts many new features...
AFAIC, UBUNTU gone to the ZOO long ago
I don't see it on their webpage. It still shows the 12.04. Maybe the local servers haven't updated or something. Anyway I already have 12.10 since july and it's frustrating that even today I still have the bugs that I had back then. For example on xfce if I have a long filelist the scroll bar becomes invisible (thinner than 1px). Not something major but it's annoying.
It's small things like these people notice when I show them linux and then they say this is a joke of OS. And I understand them.
it's a joke of an OS because of X.org and pulseaudio. Also because you need to add PPA to get the latest apps. also because of lack of itunes and office.
It's out now.
Intel i5 2500 + Radeon 7870, standard setup.
It works only with the default driver which is dog slow.
With fglrx it works only up to the login screen, after that no desktop, not even terminal (ctrl + alt + F*).
Nice work AMD, Canonical and Kernel guys.
This is because your Radeon is too new for the OSS-driver and the software-based LLVMpipe-driver is used.It works only with the default driver which is dog slow.
The latest fglrx-driver which is included in Ubuntu 12.10 should support your card. But fglrx is known to be a bit shaky.With fglrx it works only up to the login screen, after that no desktop, not even terminal (ctrl + alt + F*).
Blame AMD for not releasing a proper driver for your card and/or full specs in time to the kernel developers. Canonical can only pick the work of the kernel developers and they can't to magic.Nice work AMD, Canonical and Kernel guys.
I had kernel headers missing for some reason. Stupid I know.
Make sure to have "linux-headers-generic"(except if you want pae etc, do accordingly), then reinstall fglrx/fglrx-updates(apt-get install --reinstall).
That worked for me. Oh, and "amdconfig --initial -f" ..(as root always)
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Haibing Ma, China Program Manager
Manager, China Program
A native Chinese, Haibing Ma's primary focus is on China-related topics. His priority research and management areas at Worldwatch are clean energy and climate change, including an initiative to explore green economy potentials and impacts in China. Ma is also working closely with Worldwatch's partners in China to explore the role of unconventional gas and to initiate renewable energy mapping programs at the provincial and local levels. Ma is the main point of contact between the Institute and key stakeholders in China, including energy and climate officials and industry experts.
Before coming to Worldwatch, Ma was an International Policy Associate at the Center for Clean Air Policy (CCAP), where he played an indispensable role in managing several China-related projects. He was involved in developing mitigation scenarios and implementation plans for China's electricity, iron and steel, and cement sectors; power-sector modeling; and drafting a low-carbon development plan for the transportation sector.
Ma holds a B.A. in Public Administration from Zhejiang University in China and an M.A. in Public Policy Analysis from Beijing University. He is currently completing his doctoral degree at the University of Maryland, College Park, where his primary research focus is on waste electric and electronic equipment management issues in China.
Media Experience:
- "Trade Friction between China and the United States." Guest speaker at VOA TV show: Issues & Opinions. Aired in Mandarin Chinese on March 19, 2012.
- "Environmental Expert Questions Official Reaction to the Cadmium Pollution Incident in Guangxi Province" (in Chinese). Xinxin Wu, Voice of America (Chinese edition), January 31, 2012.
- "Who Are the Winners and Losers of China's Green Development?" Guest speaker at VOA TV show: Pro & Con. Aired in Mandarin, Chinese on November 25, 2011.
- Quoted in "U.S. Solar Companies Accuse Chinese Counterparts for Dumping." Liya, Voice of America (Chinese edition), October 20, 2011.
- Quoted in "China Begins to Tap its Shale Gas, Despite Daunting Technological, Environmental Hurdles." Joel Kirkland, ClimateWire. October 14, 2011.
- "China Solar Scandal." Guest speaker at the Asia Pacific Forum Radio. Aired on September 26, 2011.
- "China to Boost Low-Carbon Development with $2 Trillion Investment" (in Chinese). Xinxin Wu, Voice of America (Chinese edition), September 26, 2011.
- Quoted in "Global Energy Intensity Rising." EE Times-India, September 26, 2011.
- Quoted in "Amid Paeans to Enregy Efficiency, the World is Getting Less Efficient." Bryan Walsh, Time.com, September 21, 2011.
- "Global Energy Intensity Bumps Up While World Economy is Trying to Recover from a Recession." (in Chinese) Liya, Voice of America (Chinese edition), September 21, 2011.
- "Environmental Organizations Revealed Apple's China Supply Chain Pollution." (in Chinese) Xinxin Wu, Voice of America (Chinese edition), August 31, 2011. Effectiveness and Efficiency of China's Development of Green Economy. Appeared as guest in Voice of America TV show "In Focus" (in Mandarin Chinese). July 22, 2011
- "China als fragwürdiger Green-Tech-Förderer" (China as a questionable green-tech conveyor). Radio interview with the Swiss Public Radio's reporter Thomas Häusler. Aired on April 5th, 2011.
- "China's New Urban Plan – Buy a Car, but Don't Use It." Coco Liu, New York Times, February 9, 2011
- "Global Pig Industry Investing in Renewable Energy Resources." Roger Abbott, Pig International, January/February 2011.
- "Shanghai's World Expo: a Vision for the Future?" Stuart Kurtz, TravelMag, November 26, 2010.
- Media interview: "Clean Technology May Trump Tough Emission Controls, Joint U.S.-China Study Says." Annie Jia, Climate Wire and the New York Times, August 17, 2009.
- Media interview: "Toxic 'E-waste' Gets Cached in Poor Nations, Report Says." National Geographic News, November 8, 2005.
Selected Publications
Book chapters and reports:
- Climate Change Policies in the Asia-Pacific Region: Trends of Actions and Implications. Asian Development Bank. Manila, Philippines (scheduled to be published in Fall 2011)
- Green Economy and Green Jobs in China: Current Status and Potentials for 2020, Worldwatch Paper 185, co-authored with Dr. Jiahua Pan. July 2011.
- "Clean Energy: A Greener and Stronger Economic Engine for China," co-authored with Christopher Flavin. Chapter of the book China in the Next 30 Years. Central Compilation and Translation Press of China (CCTP). Beijing, January 2011.
- Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency in China: Current Status and Prospects for 2020, Worldwatch Paper 182, co-authored. October 2010.
- Technology-based Sectoral NAMAs: a Preliminary Case Study of China's Cement and Iron & Steel Sectors, co-authored with Dan Klein, et al. Center for Clean Air Policy. October 2009.
- Utilizing Payments for Environmental Services for Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD) in Developing Countries: Challenges and Policy Options, co-authored with Matthew Ogonowski, et al. Center for Clean Air Policy. May 2009.
- "Cloud of Uncertainty Hovers Over China's New Emissions Trading Plans." February 10, 2012.
- "China Unleashes New Initiatives in its Push to Secure a Sustainable Future." January 20, 2012.
- "Friendly Meetings Bring More Green Opportunities." November 4, 2011.
- "China is on its Way to Capping its Total Energy Consumption." September 9, 2011.
- "Worldwatch Report Focuses on China's Green Future." August 19, 2011.
- "Small-scale farming holds key to cleaner future," co-authored with Danielle Nierenberg. Sacramento Bee, August 14, 2011.
- "Data Challenges in Green Economy and Green Jobs Research in China." June 29, 2011.
- "China's New Solar Goal: Does a Doubled Target Mean Double Trouble?" June 8, 2011.
- "China's Statistical Challenges Stymie Accountable Development." May 20, 2011.
- "In China, Clean Energy Transition Brings Jobs and Lessons for the World." April 13, 2011.
- "China, Set to Add 220 Million Vehicles, Aims to Green Transportation Sector." April 1, 2011.
- "Nourishing China's Forests Can Create Millions of Green Jobs." March 23, 2011.
- "Beyond the Numbers: A Closer Look at China's Wind Power Success." February 28, 2011.
- "Practical Steps for Developing Renewable Energy in China's 12th Five-Year Plan." February 7, 2011.
- "Green Design Faces Gray Reality for China's "Eco-Cities." January 27, 2011.
- "Can China Do a Better Job Delegating Its 2015 Energy and Emission Targets?" January 14, 2011.
- "One Small Step for UN Climate Talks, One Giant Leap for China." December 27, 2010.
- "China may cap-and-trade before US," co-authored with Alexander Ochs, China Dialogue, September 6, 2010.
- "China Nears its 2010 Energy Intensity Goal but is Not There Yet." July 12, 2010.
- "Enter the Dragon: China's Growing Presence in Unconventional Gas and Oil Markets," co-authored with Saya Kitasei. June 30, 2010.
- "The Republic of Green Growth: South Korea Wants to Lead in Building an Sustainable Economy." June 18, 2010.


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Y&R Week of February 28, 2011
Ashley lamented to Tucker that Abby was going to lose her father in the lawsuit. Tucker encouraged her to be optimistic. After, they went over Jabot and Beauty of Nature's numbers and she was impressed. He wished that they could merge the two companies, but she replied that Victor would never let that happen. "He may not have a choice," Tucker told her.
Jack read about the suit at Gloworm, but Phyllis pulled the newspaper out of his hand and filled him in on Adam showing up at the arbitration. Phyllis and Jack concluded that Adam was doing it for Sharon; Phyllis went to check in on the story. After, Jack paid Tucker a visit.
At the courthouse, Sharon anxiously waited outside the arbitration room and texted Adam. Inside, Adam again stated that he'd forged Victor's trust papers. Nick, Abby and Victoria accused Adam of lying. They began to shout at their father, but the judge ordered them to calm down. Michael handed the judge proof of the documents. Nick reminded the judge that Adam is a convicted felon; the judge explained that he's going to investigate everything that's brought to light before rendering a decision. The judge warned Adam that if he's lying, he'll be prosecuted; Adam was ready to accept the consequences.... Phyllis arrived at the courthouse and taunted Sharon about Adam. Sharon ignored her and continued to text Adam, hoping to get information on what was happening.... When the meeting was over, Victoria asked Adam what Victor had promised him and warned that Victor would turn on him. Sharon entered and demanded to speak with her fianc. He assured her that everything was fine, but Nick filled her in on Adam's "confession." Sharon didn't believe that he did this, but Adam insisted that he'd falsified the documents. Phyllis asked Victor what he'd offered to do for Adam in exchange for the testimony, but Michael led her away. Adam implored Sharon to trust him and promised to explain everything later. Nick reamed out his father for his underhanded actions. "I don't know you at all," Nick seethed. "I'm done with you." "We're all done," Abby said quietly.
Later, the Newman sibs wondered why Adam would help Victor and Nick was certain that their father was using Sharon as leverage. Abby was sure that they were going to lose their suit and regretted not accepting Victor's offers. "I listened to everybody except for myself!" she cried. She then accused Victoria of using her and stormed out. After, Abby called her mom and told Ashley about Adam's testimony. Ashley gave Tucker and Jack the news and went to meet her daughter. Jack couldn't believe that Victor would screw over his own kids. Tucker feared that they'd never get BoN and warned that this would mean the end of Jabot for Jack. He suspended Jack and stated that the only way back in for Jack is to find a way to get BoN.
Phyllis and Michael went to Crimson Lights where she went on about the suit. Michael asked why she cared and she replied that it affects Summer. Michael noted that Jack is the one who initiated the whole thing.
Ashley went home and found Abby trashing the place. Abby tossed a photo of Jack on the floor and blamed her uncle for forcing her to do the suit. Ashley promised to handle her brother and reminded Abby that she has to take responsibility for her own choices. Ash believed that it wasn't too late for her to fix things, but wouldn't give Abby advice on how to do that.... Victoria and Nick went to her place and discussed the suit. Victoria called Abby to check on her, but Abby wasn't picking up her phone. Victoria asked Nick if they made a mistake by going against Victor, but he thought that it was time they stood up to their father.... Jack returned home and Abby gave him the cold shoulder. Ashley accused him of pushing her daughter into the suit so that he could screw Victor. Jack didn't deny it. "Now what?" Ashley asked, fearing that Abby could get hurt. Jack confessed that if he didn't give Tucker BoN, Tucker would fire him. Ashley was shocked.
Adam signed Victor's name so that his handwriting could be examined by an expert. When Adam and Victor were alone, Victor promised his son that as soon as the decision was rendered, he'd tell the cops about Skye. Adam lamented that Sharon didn't like what he was doing, but Victor believed that she'd be grateful in the long run.
Sharon stopped by Victoria's and apologized to Nick for her part in it. She insisted that she didn't agree with what Adam was doing. Nick warned that Victor wouldn't like her interfering, but Sharon didn't care. After, Abby came by and gave Victoria a peace offering gift for Lucy. Victoria and Nick assured her that they'd always be family, no matter what happened with the suit. They decided to go out for dinner, but agreed not to discuss the suit.
Phyllis went to see Jack at the Abbott mansion and he admitted that he needed to get BoN to keep his job. Phyllis wished he'd told her earlier and reminded him that they're in a relationship. He shared how he's been suspended from his job; she felt badly for him and made him feel better by kissing him. They fell onto the couch and became more passionate.... Ashley asked Tucker about BoN and he didn't deny anything. Ashley couldn't believe that her fianc was using her brother and daughter. "This was just business," he stated. "Don't say that to me; you sound just like Victor," she cried. He declared his love for her, but she wasn't sure what to believe.
At home, Sharon and Adam argued over his decision; she encouraged him to stop hating himself. "It's too late," Adam replied. "Tell them the truth," Sharon urged. Later, the Newman sibs went to Gloworm for dinner. Victor was there, as well, but ignored them as he passed by their table.
At Newman Enterprises, Victor met with the press. He stated that he loves his family and children, and that NE wasn't in trouble. After, Billy came by and insisted on doing an interview, and Vic agreed. "The rumors of my company's demise are greatly exaggerated," Victor began and gave the same statement about how he loves his children.
Adam returned home after going for a jog and explained to Sharon that he was trying to sort things out. He decided to not accept his deal with Victor and lie on his father's behalf. Sharon was thrilled. After, Adam went to NE and told Victor that their deal is off — but was still confident that he could help Sharon. Victor let Adam know that he was on to Adam's scheme to make it look as if Skye were still alive and threatened to make the information public. Adam insisted that Sharon had no knowledge of it. Victor was sure that Adam would stick to their alliance.
At the Chancellor Estate, Nina cared for a recovering Chance. She recalled a story about how as a little boy he'd wanted to give shoes to a less fortunate kid — and noted that he's still the same caring person.... Victoria stopped by to see Nikki and said hello to Kay and Murphy. They didn't know where Nikki was. Soon, an FBI agent came by to check in on Chance. Chance asked about Ronan, but the agent didn't think that Ronan would blab about Chance's whereabouts. Nina looked forward to the trial being over so Chance would no longer have to be in hiding. Chance asked Nina to get him a drink; when she stepped away, the agent asked why he was lying to his mother. Chance was determined to get out of the Witness Protection Program, but the agent feared that he'd never survive. Later, Chance came close to telling Nina that he might have to go back into hiding, but chickened out.
Nikki was in bed with Deacon in his hotel room. She told him that he made her happy, even though everyone else thought they were wrong together. He didn't see her family accepting them as a couple any time soon. She went on about how she enjoyed being in an honest, drama-free relationship. Soon, she got a call from Victoria, who wondered where her mom was. Nikki replied that she was heading off to an AA meeting. Victoria told her that Victor had pulled something at the arbitration; Nikki agreed to meet with her right away.
Murphy paid Meggie a visit in jail and she taunted him about when he'd been paralyzed. She then called Kay an "old bag." He was happy to see her behind bars, but she assured him that she's soon be out. Kay joined them and swore that Meggie would spend the rest of her life in jail.... Deacon went to his AA meeting and confided to the group about how he'd fallen for a wonderful woman whom he'd deceived. He didn't know whether he should tell the truth or not, noting that he'd lose in either scenario. Later, Deacon went to see Meggie and she teased him about Nikki. She reminded him that they'd teamed up to make Nikki fall off the wagon and demanded that he help bust her out.... Kay assured Murphy that Meggie would never hurt anyone again.
Nikki joined Victoria at Crimson Lights, where Victoria filled in her mom on Adam siding with Victor. Nikki was aghast that Victor would use Sharon's freedom as a bargaining tool. Sharon arrived and shared an awkward greeting with Victoria. Sharon urged her to have faith in her brother, but Victoria believed that Adam would always be a liar. After, Billy joined his wife, who rolled her eyes over Sharon defending Adam. Billy filled her in on his interview with Victor, noting that Newman was playing his part as the "hurt father."
Nikki barged into Victor's office and reamed him out for teaming up with Adam against his other children. He blamed his kids for starting it by bringing on the suit... Adam returned to Sharon and sadly explained that he can't back out of his deal. She was upset and demanded to know what had happened. He confessed that he'd tried to make it look as if Skye were alive by creating a false financial trail. "How could you do this without telling me about it?" Sharon asked, noting that if the D.A found out about it, she was screwed. Adam vowed not to let anyone find out. They agreed to be there for each other, no matter what.... Victor went to the coffee house and made a point to ignore Victoria. She approached him and quizzed him about really loving his children. "I do," he insisted. She challenged him to prove it by admitting his collusion with Adam. Victor accused her and her siblings of trying to steal from him and ruin his company.
After meeting with Victor, a frustrated Nikki returned to Deacon's. Deacon declared his hotel room a "Victor free zone" and planned to make her happy. "I know you'll always have my back," Nikki cooed.
Billy decided to write an article about Victor, but Victoria didn't think it was a good idea. Billy wanted to show the judge how Victor has screwed over everyone he claims to love. She gave in and agreed to let Billy write his piece.... At the courthouse, Adam promised Sharon that as soon as the murder charges against her are dropped, he's done dealing with Victor. Sharon admitted that it hurt to know that Victor didn't really care about her like she'd thought. Just then, Victor arrived; he and Sharon eyed each other coldly.
At the arbitration, Leslie questioned Michael and Adam about Adam's statements. She suspected that the younger Newman was lying.... In the courthouse lobby, Victor encountered a cold Sharon. She accused him of using her freedom as a means of blackmailing Adam. Victor insisted that Adam has his own mind and could do what he wants. Sharon argued that he was using Adam as a weapon against his other kids and was letting her go to jail for something she didn't do. Sharon wondered if Victor has any decency left in him. Victor reminded her that she turned her back on her family and everyone in her life, including Nick, and Nikki loathes her. "If anyone's a fraud, it's you," he spat. Ouch.... Leslie questioned Adam about his brief time as CEO and he replied that it was a "blur" to him. She asked if he had witness to his forgery and he said that there were no witnesses. Leslie called for a break and Michael implored Adam to be utterly convincing with his statements.
Victoria asked Jana to meet her at Crimson Lights so they could discuss Jana's nanny duties. Kevin, Chloe and Daniel entered and Chloe mocked Jana, calling her "Nanny Dearest" and then "Scary Poppins." Daniel was surprised to hear that Jana was Lucy's nanny. He stared grumpily at Jana as she tended to the baby.... Angelo stopped by to see Kevin and warned that if Jeff can't get him the money he owes, everyone in Kevin's life would be involved. Chloe was concerned when Kevin pointed out the mobster.
At the Chancellor Estate, Katherine and Jill argued over whether Colin could move in. Jill reminded Kay that Colin is now her husband and pointed out that she puts up with Kay and Murphy. Kay shouted at Jill that they still don't really know anything about Colin.... Lily took the twins out for a walk and thought she spotted Cane. However, it was Colin entering the coffeehouse. Lily impulsively hugged him. Colin encouraged her to open up to him. She admitted that she feels overwhelmed with grief over Cane. Colin reminded her that she has many people in her life, including himself and Jill, who'd help her with the twins. Daniel came over to say hello and she confessed that she's still "seeing" Cane. Daniel filled her in on Lucy being in the other room, and how it was weird for him.
Jill was surprised when the Governor stopped by to give her his condolences. He then invited her for a drink. Jill ran to find Kay and accused her of sending him over in an attempt to set up him and Jill. Jill stated that she's not going to be unfaithful to her husband. Kay wasn't fazed and encouraged them to enjoy themselves. Jill later learned that Kay had informed the Gov that she'd wed Colin to get him his green card. Jill was beyond furious.
At Deacon's motel room, Nikki freaked out when she spied a cockroach on the floor. He killed it and she suggested that they get their own place, perhaps a room at the G.C.A.C.... Meggie watched TV in prison and half-jokingly asked if The Great Escape was on.... Nikki and Deacon went to the club, where Nikki called Kay to share her news. Kay was aghast to hear that Nikki was shacking up with Sharpe. Victoria ran into them and was also horrified. She warned Nikki that she was going to ruin her life by being with Deacon.
Adam, Michael and Leslie returned to the arbitration room, where Adam again stated that he forged the documents. Leslie mentioned Sharon and Adam replied that Sharon see who she wants him to be, while Victor sees who he really is. Leslie still didn't buy Adam's story. Adam went outside and Sharon asked what happened. Victor praised him for doing the right thing and said that he's proud of his son. However, Michael warned Vic that they were still on shaky ground. Later, Adam and Sharon returned home and he asked what she thought of him. She acknowledged that Adam had lied to protect her and added that the only person who should be ashamed is Victor. Sharon gave Adam a gift, an angel statue, and encouraged him to let everything go.
Kay asked Victor to stop by and she filled him in on her meeting with Meggie. Deacon soon stopped by to pick up Nikki's things. Victor headed out and pretended to not notice Sharpe. Kay told him that he's not worthy of Nikki and slammed the door in his face. Meggie called Deacon and again threatened to blab about their scheme. Later, Victor went to see Meggie and warned that she wasn't getting out of jail.
Colin went to the Chancellor Estate and introduced himself to the Governor. Jill and Colin began to mock the Gov and laughed at him. Kay realized that her hopes of setting up Jill were dashed and saw the Governor out. She was angry with them for their behavior, but Jill didn't care.
Victoria hurried over the coffeehouse and asked Jana to watch Lucy for a little longer. She then got a call about the suit and was told that Adam didn't take back his confession. Later, Jana took Lucy home; when Jana stepped out on the porch to pick up Lucy's blanket, someone reached out and grabbed Jana from behind.
Lily watched the video of Cane and gently touched the screen. After, she took a nap and had a dream that Cane's spirit paid her a visit. She regretted that there was so much they hadn't said to each other. She then awoke and heard a noise at the door. Lily grabbed her flashlight and looked around — and saw Cane peering in the window. He drew a heart in the frost on the window, but when she opened he window, he disappeared. Lily frantically called Neil.
Neil went to Gloworm and chatted with Jeff, who had his arm in a sling. Kevin and Angelo watched as the men spoke. After, Kevin approached Jeff and implored him to pay what he owes. Jeff dodged away from Kevin and Angelo called Kev over to talk. Kevin assured him that he'd get his money and resigned from the "job" that Hogan had given him. Angelo wouldn't let him quit.
Meanwhile, Nick ran into Billy and Victoria at the club. They discussed Adam and Nick believed that he could find a way to turn the case around. Victoria was about to tell them about Nikki moving in with Deacon, but Billy refused to let her talk anymore about her family. After, Gloria asked if she could take photos of their home for a real estate magazine. They readily agreed. Chloe entered, looking for Kevin, but then spied him with Angelo. Billy warned her that he knows Angelo from his gambling days and that he's a "pile of trouble." He added that if Kevin is involved in something shady, he won't let Fisher be near Delia.... Victoria said hello to Neil and asked him about Lily. They then discussed the arbitration and she urged him to help discredit Adam's story. Neil argued that since Adam had fired him, he'd just come off as a disgruntled former employee. He also didn't want to drag Chancellor through the mud. Victoria still pleaded with him to help them out.
Sharon and Adam enjoyed some quality time with Faith. Adam didn't understand how she could believe in him when he was playing Victor's game. "He forced you to," she reasoned. Adam hoped that Victor would hold up his end of the deal in regards to Sharon's freedom, but she just wanted to concentrate on her daughter. He felt helpless that he couldn't find a better way to help Sharon, but she didn't want him to turn into Victor. Adam went to Gloworm to drown his sorrows and ran into Victoria. She asked what Victor offered him in exchange for his testimony. When he didn't answer, she called him a pathetic loser. Neil interrupted and also questioned Adam about his statements. Adam coldly reminded Neil that he'd fired him. Billy came between them before a fight broke out. Adam told them that they were all crazy and left.
At Billy and Victoria's place, someone grabbed Jana from behind: it was Ryder. She demanded that he leave and he explained that he returned to town to find Daisy's baby. Jana cradled Lucy and backed away from him, but he assured her that he wouldn't hurt her. Still, he warned that if she called the cops, he'd tell them how she'd helped Daisy escape. Jana stated that the last time she saw Daisy, she was pregnant. Ryder still believed that the baby was out there and asked Jana to help him out. She refused, but he noted that she'd be the one to give the baby to Kevin. Jana practically shoved him out the door, then found Glo taking photos on the front porch — and hid him in the closet. Gloria realized that Jana was the new nanny and demanded to know what her former daughter-in-law was up to. Jana tried to see her out, but Gloria vowed to keep an eye on her. After Glo left, Ryder thanked Jana for hiding him. He again asked her to help him find the baby.
Neil went to Lily's and she filled him on her encounter with Cane. But when she looked at the window, the heart was no longer there. Neil thought that her mind was playing tricks on her. Later, the video of Cane began playing by itself.
At Gloworm, Billy and Victoria had fun participating in a limbo contest... Chloe questioned Kevin about Angelo and how dangerous the man was. Kevin assured her that he had everything under control.... Glo returned to the club and gave Billy and Victoria a friendly warning about Jana.
Nick stopped by Sharon's and found her playing with Faith. He assured her that she's a good mom and that he knows she didn't kill Skye. He was confident that Victor wouldn't leave her hanging. Sharon became furious at the mention of Victor, but Nick revealed that Victor was the one who'd paid her bail. Sharon thanked him and they embraced — just as Adam returned home, of course. Adam marched over to Nick without a word and punched Nick in the face. Nick promptly left with Faith. Sharon reamed out Adam for his behavior and angrily went to bed. Adam grabbed the angel statue and tossed it on the floor.
Billy showed his Victor-bashing article to Victoria. It said his
late father, John Abbott, would have never abused his kids the way Newman
has. Victoria deemed the story "beautiful" and tearfully recalled that
she used to be the apple of her daddy's eye. After Billy consoled her,
Victoria bucked up and headed over to the arbitration.
A hungover Adam fretted to Sharon that he couldn't trust Victor to help her.
She told him to "pull it together" and left to spend time with Faith.
Meanwhile, after reading Billy's article online, Victor lamented to
Katherine that he never wanted this estrangement with his kids to happen. A
pensive Victor went to the park alone to read the rest of the article on his
cell phone. Nick and Sharon arrived with Faith but didn't see Victor, who
overheard her sob about the possibility that she could be taken away from
Faith if she is found guilty of Skye's murder. Nick was summoned to the
arbitration and left. Victor appeared and assured Sharon that everything
will be "all right," then walked away.
Neil informed Tucker that he had evidence that could change the course of
the arbitration. Tucker was assured that Neil would do the right thing.
After Winters went on his way, Kay showed up and Tucker invited her to have
breakfast with him. She accepted and Tucker asked if Kay's offer to have his
wedding at her mansion still stood. Touched, she said yes.
Victor shared with Michael that he is going to the D.A. and confess he was
in Hawaii on the night Skye died. Michael was flabbergasted as Victor
recounted how Sharon tried to save Skye from falling into the volcano.
Michael advised Victor to come forward with the testimony after the
arbitration but he was determined to go to the D.A. first. Michael reminded
that Victor could be charged with obstructing justice but he was determined
to do the right thing.
Adam made an offer to Nick to recant his testimony if Sharon got shared
custody of Faith. Nick agreed, if Adam would leave town and "never come
back." Adam returned home and pretended to be drunk. He announced that he
can't be the kind of guy she wants and claimed he never loved her. Sharon
refused to believe him but he insisted it's true and she stormed out in
Neil confided to Ashley that he could discredit Adam's testimony and she
urged him to move forward with it.... John Abbott visited Billy and assured
his son that he was doing a great job as a father.... Michael arrived at the
hearing room without Victor. Abby and Victoria asked where their father was.
Meanwhile, Victor showed up at the D.A.'s office.... An upset Sharon went to
Nick and cried about Adam. Nick comforted her in his arms.... Adam showed up
at the airport to buy a one-way ticket out of Genoa City.
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The fears of the community are compounded by the fact that many families live in mixed-status households, where some members are living in the country legally and others aren't, creating fear of separation.
Seifert said a further buildup along the border would be bad both for businesses and the welfare of the communities.
The view from Washington
The Senate immigration overhaul bill passed only after being amended to include tough border security measures: Doubling the number of border patrol agents on the southern border to nearly 40,000, increasing fencing to 700 miles and deploying more technology.
In the Republican-controlled House, border security is being touted as a prerequisite before any undocumented immigrants are placed on a potential path to citizenship.
"I understand the issues our borders face and am committed to making sure the first thing that must be addressed with any immigration bill is strengthening and protecting the border," said Rep. John Carter, R-Texas, a member of the bipartisan House group working on a bill.
But some who study the border say the boundary with Mexico is as safe as it's ever been, and it doesn't make sense to flood the place with border agents.
"It sounds good and it looks good politically," to adds more agents, said Maureen Meyer, senior associate for Mexico and Central America at the Washington Office on Latin America, or WOLA. "Calls for border security don't always reflect reality."
Currently, the border patrol is already double the size it was in 2005. As the agency grew, the number of illegal crossers apprehended decreased.
In 2005, each border agent -- on average -- apprehended 118 undocumented immigrants that year, according to data extrapolated by WOLA. Last year, that number fell to 19 apprehensions per agent.
If the border patrol is doubled in size again, how much further would that number fall? Would there be a lot of agents standing on the border doing nothing?
Not just a border issue
About 70 miles north of the Rio Grande Valley lies Brooks County, a community that has seen the cost of illegal immigration up close, even though it is not located on the border.
The county includes the town of Falfurrias, the site of the last border patrol checkpoint on Highway 281. Make it past the checkpoint, and a smuggler or migrant could be home free.
Most migrants try to avoid the checkpoint altogether, choosing instead to go around it by hiking deep into the vast tracts of ranch land.
But too often they become lost, or succumb to the unforgiving heat and die.
In 2012, 129 bodies of migrants were found in Brooks County. At least 42 have been found so far this year -- 11 in the past two weeks.
It can cost the county nearly $2,000 to pick up a body, transport it and perform an autopsy. The county is also burdened with the costs of sending its deputies to these scenes instead of patrolling the community. The counties that are right on the border have access to federal funds to offset law enforcement and other costs, but Brooks County does not.
The border "isn't secure, and I don't think they will ever secure it," Brooks County Judge Raul Ramirez said.
Still, Ramirez says that doubling the border patrol and prioritizing border security before immigration reform is not the answer.
"I think they don't get it. I don't think that's the solution," he said.
More agents will not stop determined migrants, but will simply drive up the price that a smuggler charges, he said. It also raises the likelihood that smugglers will choose riskier routes, meaning that even more people may die from exposure, he said.
What Ramirez would like to see is a deployment of current border agents to high-crossing areas, and a focus on catching drug traffickers.
What do border agents want?
The border patrol would appear to have the most to gain from an immigration bill with a tough security component. It would mean more money and more manpower.


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Legal issuesPeople practicing mountaineering and climbing may come across many legal issues. If your country does not have laws giving you access to mountains you cannot go hiking or climbing. Without laws protecting nature, for example by establishing national parks, the free nature we enjoy will be destroyed by pollution, industrialisation or commercial tourism developments.
There are also national laws and international agreements regulating our competition sports, most importantly Anti-Doping laws. As members of the Olympic movement, the UIAA is committed to have good education policies in this area.
An important legal issue we might face in case of serious accidents is liability. It is very important for our members to be aware of the laws regarding the liability of federations, instructors and climbers.
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The Linux Foundation now offers a page with information on current and planned kernel development dubbed the "Linux Weather Forecast".
The page lists and explains current kernel features. It also gives users a sneak preview of features which will be making their way into the official kernel, or the kernels of major distributions, in the future, and it provides links to sites with more details. The page's "Head Meteorologist" is Jonathan Corbet, the editor in chief of commercial Linux news service provider, LWN.
Readers of Kerneltrap.org or LWN will probably be familiar with the content of the page, according to a comment by US online journal Ars Technica. The target audience is Linux users who already possess basic knowledge of underlying kernel technologies, but do not subscribe to mailing lists or other information services to keep up to date with kernel development.
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nynaevelan wrote:Yes it works for me, but make sure you have it in the scripts folder in the mediamonkey directory not in the ...\roaming\... directory. This must be the same for all three right click scripts.Nyn
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nynaevelan wrote:One:A question for you because I am having trouble with a few scripts due to the data RC4S adds to the vbs file. Why does the script add the (o) to the end of the sub section? I only ask because if the script has extra data in the sub name, the script will not run unless I change it . An example is the Export to iTunes script, the sub is sub ExportToItunes(Item) but it needs to be sub ExportToItunes for it to run along side RC4S. Is there changes I can make to RC4S for it not to add the (o) and will it break it if I do?Nyn
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Prevention of Early Mortality by Presumptive Tuberculosis (TB) Treatment (PrOMPT)
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This study investigates the prevention of early mortality in patients initiating antiretroviral therapy (ART) in sub-Saharan Africa where 79% of the co-infected cases of TB reside. Many published studies have shown a surprisingly high proportion of all patients initiated on ART dying within 6 months (8-26%) with increasing risk with decreasing CD4 T cell count. The majority (median 70%) occur in the first 3 months with the greatest proportion of deaths due to previously undiagnosed tuberculosis (TB). The investigators will enroll patients from 4 geographically diverse countries (Gabon, Mozambique, South Africa, and Uganda) in a randomized open label clinical trial targeting a population of people with high mortality risk; patients with CD4 T cell count < 50 cells/μl and body mass index (BMI) < 18 kg/m2. Severely immunocompromised patients with low BMI in the intervention arm will receive presumptive anti-TB 4-drug chemotherapy and subsequently initiate ART within 2 weeks compared to ART alone. The main objective is to measure and compare early mortality in the group presumptively treated for TB in addition to ART. Other sub-objectives are to determine the predictors of early mortality and the causes of death by autopsy (traditional and verbal), to determine if presumptive anti-TB treatment affects viral suppression with ART, and to assess incidence rates and characterize drug toxicity in patients dually treated. Because of the high rates of TB co-infection in sub-Saharan Africa in the HIV-infected, the investigators expect that patients presumptively treated for TB in addition to HIV will have a lower mortality rate than patients receiving ART only. This trial is expected to be of great public health benefit and generalisability.
Condition | Intervention | Phase |
HIV Infection Tuberculosis |
Drug: Experimental: Empiric TB treatment Drug: ART only arm |
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: | Prevention of Early Mortality by Presumptive TB Treatment in HIV-infected Patients Initiating Antiretroviral Therapy |
- All-cause mortality in the first 24 weeks after initiation of ART [ Time Frame: 24 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- CD4 T cell absolute increase [ Time Frame: 24 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
- Causes of death [ Time Frame: 24 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Safety and tolerability of anti-tuberculous medications [ Time Frame: 24 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
- HIV viral suppression [ Time Frame: 24 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- TB incidence rates after ART initiation [ Time Frame: 24 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
Estimated Enrollment: | 334 |
Study Start Date: | August 2011 |
Estimated Study Completion Date: | June 2014 |
Estimated Primary Completion Date: | June 2014 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) |
Arms | Assigned Interventions |
Experimental: Empiric TB treatment
Empiric initiation of 4 drug TB treatment (8 weeks of 4 drug, 16 weeks of 2 drug therapy) followed by ART (efavirenz-based) within 2 weeks
Drug: Experimental: Empiric TB treatment
Initiation of 4 drug TB treatment (8 weeks of 4 drug, 16 weeks of 2 drug therapy) followed by ART (efavirenz-based) within 2 weeks
Active Comparator: ART only arm
ART (efavirenz-based) only (+ pyridoxine 50mg) given within 2 weeks after enrolment
Drug: ART only arm
ART (efavirenz-based) only (+ pyridoxine 50mg) given within 2 weeks after enrolment
Ages Eligible for Study: | 18 Years and older |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Both |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | No |
Inclusion Criteria:
- Aged > 18 years old
- HIV-1 positive
- Eligible for antiretroviral treatment with CD4 T cell count < 50 cells/μl
Exclusion Criteria:
- Patients with smear-positive pulmonary TB
- Patients who fulfill the diagnostic criteria for smear-negative pulmonary or extrapulmonary TB (http://www.who.int/tb/publications/2006/tbhiv_recommendations.pdf ).
- Previous TB treatment (history of TB medication for > 1 month
- History of using antiretroviral drugs
- Symptomatic known underlying liver disease or transaminases > 5x upper limit of normal
- Known or suspected drug resistance to more than one first-line TB drug according to WHO criteria but excluding HIV infection (e.g. household contacts of MDRTB patients)
- Pregnant or breast-feeding
- Patients with cryptococcal meningitis (CrAG positive with neurologic symptoms)
- Patients with other severe (opportunistic) disease such as disseminated KS, malignant lymphoma, toxoplasmosis who may not be able to tolerate anti-TB medication or require other specific therapy
- Patients with danger signs (respiratory rate > 30 per minute, heart rate > 120bpm, temperature > 39oC, and unable to ambulate)
- Taking other potentially life-saving medications (e.g. for other OIs, or immunosuppressants) that are incompatible with anti-TB chemotherapy or ART
- Unable to swallow TB medications
- Unable to follow-up at the clinic for regularly scheduled follow-up (e.g. too far from clinic)
Contact: Haniphaa Kakooza | email@example.com | |
Contact: Nadine Pakker | +31 20 566 7800 | email@example.com |
Gabon | |
Medical Research Unit, Albert Schweitzer Hospital | Not yet recruiting |
Lambaréné, Gabon | |
Contact: AFSATOU NDAMA TRAORE, Dr (MSc, PhD) + 241 07 07 73 53 email@example.com | |
Principal Investigator: AFSATOU NDAMA TRAORE, Dr (MSc, PhD) | |
Mozambique | |
Ministry of Health -Provincial Heatlh Directorate of the Sofala Province (Direcção Provincial de Saúde de Sofala DPSS) | Not yet recruiting |
Beira, Mozambique | |
Contact: Isaias Ramiro Manuel +258 23 325 235 email@example.com | |
Principal Investigator: Isaias Ramiro Manuel | |
South Africa | |
University of Limpopo Medunsa Campus | Not yet recruiting |
Pretoria, South Africa, 0204 | |
Contact: Zinhle MAKATINI +27 125213037 email@example.com | |
Principal Investigator: Zinhle MAKATINI | |
Uganda | |
Infectious Diseases Institute University Makarere | Not yet recruiting |
Kampala, Uganda | |
Contact: Yuka Manabe | |
Principal Investigator: Yuka Manabe |
Study Director: | Frank Cobelens | Academisch Medisch Centrum - Universiteit van Amsterdam (AMC-UvA) |
Principal Investigator: | Yuka Manabe | Infectious Diseases Institute at Makerere University |
Additional Information:
No publications provided
Responsible Party: | Remko van Leeuwen, Director Clinical Operations, Academisch Medisch Centrum - Universiteit van Amsterdam (AMC-UvA) |
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT01417988 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: | AIGHD_001 |
Study First Received: | July 25, 2011 |
Last Updated: | August 15, 2011 |
Health Authority: | South Africa: Medicines Control Council Mozambique: Ministry of Health (MISAU) Gabon: Ministry of Health Uganda: Ministry of Health Uganda: National Council for Science and Technology Uganda: National Drug Authority |
Keywords provided by Academisch Medisch Centrum - Universiteit van Amsterdam (AMC-UvA):
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
HIV Infections Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome Tuberculosis Lentivirus Infections Retroviridae Infections RNA Virus Infections Virus Diseases Sexually Transmitted Diseases, Viral |
Sexually Transmitted Diseases Immunologic Deficiency Syndromes Immune System Diseases Slow Virus Diseases Mycobacterium Infections Actinomycetales Infections Gram-Positive Bacterial Infections Bacterial Infections |
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on December 17, 2013


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There are countless examples of soul food here in the U.S., but while the moniker may be unique to our locale, the concept is not. Every country in the world has their own hometown, simple style of cooking, and a lot of their dishes are similar (or even the genesis) of our own. Prime example? Well, we're covering it in this episode of the Savage Kitchen.
Clafoutis is an incredibly simple and easy dessert from the Limousin region of France. The name comes from the verb clafir (meaning 'to fill') and is basically a pancake batter poured over fresh fruit and baked off. No need for complex dishes or crazy ingredients. It can easily be 'spiced' up with fresh vanilla bean or other spices, and you can always use different fruit as the base. The basic version consists of pitted cherries inside the clafoutis, whereas this recipe uses fresh blueberries for a fun twist.
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Blueberry Clafoutis
(makes 4 individual 6 oz. servings, or one large cake pan sized clafoutis)
1 ½ Cup Milk
½ Cup Granulated Sugar
½ Vanilla Bean
3 Large Eggs
¼ Cup + 1 Tbsp All Purpose Flour
1 ea 6oz. container Blueberries
Scrape the vanilla bean seeds into ¼ cup of the sugar and rub with your fingers to separate beans. Combine the vanilla sugar with the milk and the scraped vanilla bean in a small saucepan and bring to almost a boil.
While the milk is heating up, combine the remaining ¼ cup of sugar with the flour and the eggs in a small bowl. Whisk until smooth.
When the milk is ready, pour a small amount of the hot milk into the egg mixture to temper. Mix well, and then add the remaining amount of the milk.
Prepare your dishes by rubbing a small amount of butter along the insides and then dusting with a bit of sugar. Spread the blueberries evenly between the dishes.
Pour the batter over the blueberries, dividing evenly between the dishes. Use all of the batter, or, if using smaller dishes, fill as much as you can.
Place the clafoutis dishes in a pan large enough to hold them all, and place in a 375 degree oven. Pour hot water into the pan holding the dishes, up to about 2/3 the height of the dishes.
Bake until golden brown on top and the custard is set, about 20-30 minutes depending on the oven.
Carefully remove the water bath from the oven and let the dishes cool.
Clafoutis is best served warm, and is especially tasty with some vanilla ice cream or a dusting of powdered sugar.


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