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Editor's Note: This is one of a series of articles about the history of the Sun Advocate and the county it covers as a newspaper. These articles are being prepared in commemoration of the 120th anniversary of the newspaper's birth in 1891.
The year started off with charges by the United Mine Workers of America that the Utah State Industrial Commission was at least partially at fault for the death of nine men in a mine explosion that took place at the Carbon Fuels Mine in Hardscrabble Canyon in the middle of December, 1963. Early in the year the UMWA started to point to a bad inspection record that led to the disaster. At the time the state had just released a report on the mess, and said that the explosion took place because of methane gas that was present in the mine when a cutting machine sent sparks into the air setting off the blast. In late January, Utah Gov. George Clyde replied to the criticism he had seen by saying such charges were "unqualifiably false."
In early February, the Green River Missile Base fired the first rocket (called "Loki") of many to come. The base which had been recently completed would test rockets for numerous years with the intention of them impacting at the White Sands Missile Base in New Mexico. At the time 77 launches were planned over the next 18 months. But the Athena program of launches didn't always go well as was evidenced by the first firing of that kind of missile the next week. The missile, launched from Green River, impacted somewhere in the New Mexico desert after its perfect takeoff. This halted the program temporarily. Another missile try also failed after some corrections had been made later in the spring. Finally in July a third Athena launched from Green River made it the 450 miles to White Sands right on target.
In March, Carbon College announced that it was cutting its football program because of high costs related to a relatively small number of from the program. Students were told that if they had football scholarships for the following year, those scholarships would be honored, but that the school would play no intercollegiate football.
Another mine disaster hit in June when a rock fall from the top of a mine ceiling killed two at Kaiser's No. 1 Sunnyside Mine. Killed in the cave-in were Leland Huntsman, Castle Dale and Morris Marzon, Price. Rescue efforts for the two men were curtailed initially when a bounce hit just before rescue crews started to dig into the rubble. One other man, Phil Pero, Price, was nearby but was not seriously injured. A week later three other men were injured in another bounce in the same mine when they were covered by rubble only 50 feet from where the earlier deaths occurred. They were buried for more than two hours.
In July construction was started on a relay tower to bring the signal of the University of Utah's television station, KUED, to people in Carbon County. The tower was constructed on Ford Ridge, northwest of Price. The cost of bringing public television to the area was planned to be shared by three counties (Carbon, Duchesne and Uintah).
The end of July also brought "Al" the Allosaurus to completion in the Carbon College Prehistoric Museum. "Al" was prepared at BYU and brought by truck to the museum for assembly earlier in the summer. The event of the Allosaurus' coming out party was also reported with photos in Life Magazine and was recorded by researchers in the Encyclopedia Britannica.
August brought a huge fire in Helper that burned down the Helper Central Elementary School. The fire was discovered early in the morning on Aug. 24 and by sunrise only three exterior walls of the building were still standing. The roof fell in only a half an hour after the Helper Fire Department got to the scene and by which time the Price Fire Department had also arrived. The school, originally built in 1910, was undergoing some extensive remodeling inside in preparation for the start of school in September. The project was nearly completed. The building was a total loss at a cost of about $300,000. The fire had definitely started in the attic, but a recent remodel on the electrical system pretty much ruled out an electrical cause. A police check a half hour before the fire was discovered showed that all doors were closed, but as the fire was progressing it was discovered that a cellar door was open. This had happened after the police check. Immediately the district started to decide where students would be "farmed" out until a new building could be completed. Later in the year the board proposed a bond election for $2.5 million to not only build a new school in Helper, but also a new elementary school in Price and to finance the eventual construction of what is today Mont Harmon Junior High to replace the old Price Junior High.
In October the ground was broken for a rebuilding of the old road through Price Canyon. Over the years the old Highway 6-50 had taken its toll on may eastern Utah residents. It's high and windy turns were often the cause of accidents particularly when traffic was heavy or the weather was bad. The contractor to do the work was the H-E Lowdermilk Company of Englewood, Colo. At the time it was projected that the road would be closed for two years, until sometime in 1966. The Willow Creek Canyon Road (then known as U-33) was going to be used as the by-pass to Emma Park where people could go around the construction. Before the construction began $500,000 was spent to improve U-33 and the Emma Park Road so it could be used as the detour.
A fire of a different type hit Price in November. A tanker truck with 8,700 gallons of condensate drip gas traveling west on Main Street began to burn. At the time it was believed that somehow when the truck driver began to brake coming down the hill into Price just above 400 East, a line for the tanks broke and flowed the condensate into the brakes that were being applied. Immediately the truck broke into flames. The driver, Kent Cahoon of Bountiful jumped out of the truck and ran to Cook's Velvet Freeze to warn the people standing there ordering food and the employees in the building. An employee of the drive-in, Elsey Williams, ran next door to the house occupied by Crystal Guymon and warned her and some visitors about the fire that was erupting. Ms. Guymon was confined to a wheel chair and the three people there helped her out of the house as the fire reached the front door of the residence. The condensate ran down the street in the gutter with flames flowing all the way to 400 East. The fire was so hot that fire fighters had a hard time even approaching the fire to fight it. Total damage to the truck and structures was estimated to be at about $65,000.
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Safety and Efficacy Study of Cells Sheet-Autologous Chondrocyte Implantation to Treat Articular Cartilage Defects (CS-ACI)
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In this study,the Autologous chondrocyte implantation (ACI)technology and cell sheet technology are used to Cells Sheet-Autologous Chondrocyte Implantation(CS-ACI) for treating Cartilage Defects.The Safety and Efficacy Study of CS-ACI are evaluated.
Osteochondritis Dissecans
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|A Prospective Open-label Multi-center Study to Demonstrate the Safety and Efficacy of Cells Sheet-Autologous Chondrocyte Implantation(CS-ACI)for the Treatment of Articular Cartilage Defects
- Mean change from baseline in the MRI [ Time Frame: 3month,6 month, 12 months, 24 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Change from Baseline in the Lysholm [ Time Frame: 3month,6 month, 12 months, 24 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Change from Baseline in the Knee injury and Osteoarthritis Outcome Score (KOOS)Which consists of five sub- categories = Pain, ADL, QOL, Symptoms, Sport [ Time Frame: 3month,6 month, 12 months, 24 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
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Experimental: CS-ACI
Group/Cohort Label: pretherapy post-treatment
Group/Cohort Description :The CS—ACI is used to prepare cell sheet and implant to the Cartilage defects.The arm of safety and efficacy are compared preoperative observation with postoperative observation.
Drug: CS-ACI
Procedure: Self-control. Cells Sheet-Autologous Chondrocyte Implantation(CS-ACI) includes an arthroscopy for harvesting of cartilage 6-8 weeks prior to the open cartilage surgery. Other Names:
Cells Sheet-Autologous Chondrocyte Implantation (CS-ACI)
Other Name: Cells Sheet-Autologous Chondrocyte Implantation( CS-ACI)
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All procedures are carried out after obtaining informed written consent from patients. Cartilage tissue is acquired from the Non-weight-bearing area of patients. chondrocyte are isolated and grown in culture for 6-8 weeks. After this time interval, the cells are reprocessed and the cell sheet is obtained. Implantation of the chondrocyte sheet into the Cartilage defect of the keen.The patients will be assessed clinically with scoring systems preoperatively as well as 24 months postoperatively to assess relief of symptoms and joint function. Radiological assessment (MRIs)of the affected joints will be performed at the same time points aforementioned to assess integrity of the formed cartilage. Second look arthroscopy and biopsy will also be performed to histologically assess the repair tissue and grade it via arthroscopic grading system according to the International Cartilage Repair Society guidelines.
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|18 Years to 50 Years
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Inclusion Criteria:
- Male or female patients, age: between 18 and 50 years
- Defect: isolated ICRS grade III or IV single defect chondral lesions on Articular Cartilage
- Defect size: 2.5 to < 5 cm2 after debridement to healthy cartilage up to 6 mm in depth.
- Nearly intact chondral structure surrounding the defect as well as an intact corresponding joint area
- Informed consent signed and dated by patient and Patient understands the strict rehabilitation protocol and follow-up programme and is willing to follow it
- No ligament damage or ligament damage after reconstruction
Exclusion Criteria:
- Patients younger than 18 years and older than 50 years.
- Arthrofibrosis or Ankylosis
- Arthritis
- Obesity
- Infectious diseases
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Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01694823
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|Xi'An Honghui Hospital
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|Xijing Hospital
|Xi'an Shi, China, 710032
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|Research and Development Center for Tissue Engineering,Fourth Military Medical University
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|NCT01694823 History of Changes
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|September 24, 2012
|Last Updated:
|September 28, 2012
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Keywords provided by Fourth Military Medical University:
Cartilage repair
Cartilage defects
cell sheet
Autologous chondrocyte implantation
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Cartilage Diseases
Joint Diseases
Osteochondritis Dissecans
Bone Diseases
Connective Tissue Diseases
Musculoskeletal Diseases
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A Watertown man was sentenced Wednesday in Jefferson County Court to up to four years in state prison for trying to assault a corrections officer at the Metro-Jefferson Public Safety Building.
Michael W. Williams, 35, whose last known address was 148 N. Orchard St., was sentenced to two to four years in prison after a March 22 guilty plea to second-degree attempted assault. He admitted that he tried to injure Officer James E. Gayne while placing him in a chokehold Oct. 5. Police said at the time that the officer suffered cuts on his head and elbow.
Mr. Williams was sentenced as a second-felony offender, having been convicted of third-degree burglary in County Court in 2002.
In other court activity Wednesday, Jeremiah L. Williams, 37, Watertown, was arraigned on two counts each of third-degree criminal sale of a controlled substance and third-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance. The charges were contained in a grand jury indictment unsealed in court.
It is alleged that he had and sold cocaine twice on the same mid-March day. He pleaded not guilty to the charges and was ordered held at the PSB on $30,000 bail.
In court activity Tuesday:
Jermaine A. Nesmith, 30, whose last known address was 1620 Huntington St., Apt. 28, pleaded guilty to third-degree robbery. He admitted that on Jan. 1 he, with another man, forcibly stole money and property from Jeffrey Jewett, Watertown, on Factory Street. Police said at the time that two cellphones, $200 in cash and a bottle of prescription pills were stolen. Mr. Jewett also suffered a cut above his eye and bruises.
Mr. Nesmith is expected to be sentenced June 7 to two to four years in prison. He will be sentenced as a second-felony offender, having been convicted in County Court in January 2007 of second-degree criminal possession of a forged instrument and second-degree filing a false instrument. Robbery charges against Lawrence E. Bradford, 30, Watertown, remain pending in connection with the incident involving Mr. Jewett.
Samuel N. Royston, 25, Watertown, pleaded guilty to two counts of third-degree attempted criminal sale of a controlled substance. The pleas cancel a trial set for next week in the matter. He was charged in a grand jury indictment handed up in December with selling heroin within the county in early November and again a week later.
He is expected to be sentenced June 28 to a year in the PSB for one attempted sale conviction and five years probation for the second.
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Graduates at Bentley University's Commencement Ceremonies Urged to Compete Like Olympians and Build Authentic Relationships
Keynote speaker Scott A. Blackmun, chief executive officer of the United States Olympic Committee (USOC), compared graduates at Bentley's 96th undergraduate commencement to a U.S. Olympic Team entering the Olympic Stadium to compete with the best in the world.
Approximately 7,000 people attended the ceremony on May 16, 2015. "No matter how long you live, no matter how far you travel, no matter how much you achieve, this day will always remain a milestone in your life." He urged graduates to be prepared for their expectations to be challenged, referencing his experiences at Dartmouth College battling for the first seat as starting goalkeeper for the men's soccer team (and not always winning) and being passed over for a post as CEO of USOC. "I was disappointed, but I did get back up."
Skills learned at Bentley, he said, fall under the same doctrine that guides top athletes. "The values this institution sought to cultivate in each of you — diversity, integrity, excellence, courage and teamwork — are values we seek to instill in every single Olympian and Paralympian who represents our country. They're a key part of the formula for success in life … that will help you to make your choices — to choose right in life — and help you get back up when you've been knocked down."
The best athletes and the best leaders, he added, understand a philosophy coined by UCLA coach John Wooden: "Talent is God given. Be humble. Fame is man-given. Be grateful. Conceit is self-given. Be careful."
He also encouraged graduates to hold character higher than reputation, and to measure success by the self-knowledge that you did your best.
Emphasizing the support of family, friends and coaches, he concluded: "As you leave Bentley today — with your eyes fixed firmly on the future — don't forget to look back every now and then and thank all of those who loved you, believed in you and helped you to get here ... Be humble. Be grateful. Be careful."
Blackmun received an honorary Doctor of Commercial Science degree at the ceremony.
Laura Sen, president and chief executive officer of BJ's Wholesale Club Inc., delivered the keynote address at the Graduate School of Business 40th annual commencement ceremony.
She encouraged graduates to continually think about what makes them happy. "My most meaningful accomplishments … aren't on my résumé, and my guess is that 30 years from now, yours won't be either," she said, reflecting on a career path that took her from executive trainee at Jordan Marsh 1978 to CEO of BJ's Wholesale Club in 2009.
Sen recognized the digital age as an opportunity to use technology to not only drive business success, but to make valuable connections with others. " … think about people, think about those connections, and think about the résumé of your life. Connecting with people authentically will be the foundation of your greatest accomplishments."
The challenge, she added, will be choosing how, when and with whom to connect. "Figuring out how to manage your time and what is important are the hard decisions; and you need to make them conscious decisions, or your life, and your time and your résumé will get away from you."
She concluded with principles that have guided her through her life:
- Be your best self, and your inner goodness and talent will shine.
- Be positive; find something good about everything.
- Be honest; truth telling is the foundation of trust, and trust is the foundation of lasting, meaningful and rich relationships.
- Be humble. Listen more than you talk and give freely of yourself.
- Don't worry about things you cannot control. Spend your time and energy on finding solutions.
- Laugh a lot. Life is serious, but it's also very funny. A lightness of being will make your journey much easier and it will act as a magnet for others to want to be with you.
"Revel in the world we enjoy, with technology at your fingertips to make connections for the moment and for a lifetime."
Sen received an honorary Doctor of Commercial Science degree.
At the undergraduate ceremony, 1,038 bachelor of science degrees, 20 bachelor of arts degrees, four associate degrees and four certificates were awarded to 1,066 students. (Figures include degrees and certificates conferred October 24, 2014, February 27, 2015, and May 16, 2015.)
At the Graduate School of Business ceremony, seven doctoral degrees, 427 master of science degrees, one master of science in business research, 203 master of business administration degrees, eight dual MS/MBA degrees, and 96 certificates were granted to 640 graduate students. (Students may earn multiple degrees and certificates so may be counted more than once. Figures include degrees and certificates conferred October 24, 2014, February 27, 2015, and May 16, 2015.)
The Gregory H. Adamian Award for Excellence in Teaching was presented to William Schiano, professor of computer information systems, and Stephen O'Leary, adjunct lecturer in accountancy. The Bentley University Award for Excellence in Scholarship was presented to Marcia Cornett, Robert A. and Julia E. Dorn Professor of Finance. The Joseph M. Cronin Award for Excellence in Academic Advising and Mentoring was given to Gregory Hall, associate professor of psychology.
Student honorees included Kathryn A. Squillace, winner of the Professor Robert J. Weafer Award for Undergraduate Academic Excellence. The Professor E. William Dandes Award for Graduate Academic Excellence went to Yujun Liu.


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Derek M. Sweitzer, 21, of 700 Lawrence St., was charged by city police Tuesday morning with criminal possession of a weapon after a traffic stop.
Mr. Sweitzer is accused of having a billy club, a 20-inch wooden club, in his car. He was summoned to appear in City Court.
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Sitting at 5-0 on the season before heading into a final league match with Mont Harmon Junior High, the Helper Junior High wrestling team had high hopes of going undefeated.
Those hopes were dashed as Mont Harmon came away with the win putting the one blemish on an otherwise perfect season for Helper Junior High. Despite the loss, the Rams still won the regular season league championship, their second in two years.
With the loss behind them, Helper was looking to redeem themselves and finish the season off with the league tournament championship as well.
Three other teams including Mont Harmon, Canyon View and San Rafael all had different ideas and each wanted to make an impact at the tournament. They succeeded as Canyon View won the tournament, followed in second by Mont Harmon, San Rafael in third and Helper Junior High placing in fourth.
Helper Junior High wrestling coach Phil Howa said the Rams have competed in close matches all season long, but they were not able to make a comeback as they did many times before.
The Rams were at a disadvantage with three forfeits, including one due to a wrestler not making weight at the tournament, Howa said.
Despite that, the team still put forth a good effort at the tournament which saw each team bring out their best effort in trying to walk out the winner.
"They gave everything they had all season long," Howa said of his team's effort over the season. "We had the bullseye on our back going into the tournament. It's a little disappointing not to finish as the tournament champs, but that's how it goes sometimes."
Helper Junior High and Mont Harmon saw a number of wrestlers finish at the top of their weight classes in the tournament.
At 75 lbs, Mont Harmon's Trey Crider took first and Dallin Grant took second. At 87 lbs, Mont Harmon's Alen Manzo took first. At 93 lbs, Helper's Ryan Hansen took first. At 99 lbs, Mont Harmon's Chandler Boyd took second. At 111 lbs, Mont Harmon's Taylor Griffeth took second.
At 124 lbs, Mont Harmon's Justice Pendray took first and James Clark finished in second. At 132 lbs, Mont Harmon's Taylon Abeyta took first while Helper's Kyler Wood finished in second. At 140 lbs, Helper's Johnny O'Hearon took first and Mont Harmon's Logan Olsen took second.
At 148 lbs, Helper's Ryan Atwood took second. At 155 lbs, Helper's Caleb Urruita took first. At 165 lbs, Helper's Rylon Brinkerhoff took first.
At 175 lbs, Mont Harmon's Wyatt Jeffs took first and Helper's Nathan Pratt took second. In the heavyweight division, Mont Harmon's Dallyn Mower took first.


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Pelvic IMRT With Tomotherapy: A Phase I Feasibility Study in Post-Hysterectomy Cervical Cancer Patients
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Indications for post-hysterectomy radiation therapy (RT) have been well established by clinical data. Adjuvant RT has demonstrated local control and survival benefit. In patients with nodal disease, adjuvant chemotherapy concurrent with radiation has further improved the clinical outcome. The acute hematological and gastrointestinal toxicity of concurrent chemo-radiotherapy can be quite high, sometimes preventing patients from completed their full treatment course, potentially compromising the therapeutic benefit of treatment. Intensity modulated radiation therapy (IMRT) is an advanced method of delivering external beam radiation that may minimize the volume of normal tissue irradiated to high dose and thus decrease the risk of normal tissue toxicity. Helical tomotherapy is a novel treatment device with sophisticated imaging and treatment delivery features that are optimally suited for IMRT. There are retrospective clinical data supporting the use of non-tomotherapy delivered IMRT to treat patients with gynecologic cancers. The proposed study will prospectively test whether helical tomotherapy is a feasible method for delivering IMRT in post-hysterectomy cervical cancer patients receiving adjuvant RT. Here, the question of feasibility is simply one of verifying that target volumes are reliably covered by 'sculpted' IMRT high-dose regions. Although this is not a treatment effectiveness study, we will also follow the clinical outcome of these patients, including toxicity, local control and survival, in anticipation that this information will be valuable if the treatment modality is judged feasible and will be used for further treatments of this patient population.
Uterine Cervical Neoplasms
Radiation: IMRT with tomotherapy
Phase 1
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Non-Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|Pelvic IMRT With Tomotherapy: A Phase I Feasibility Study in Post-Hysterectomy Cervical Cancer Patients
- Determine the feasibility of using helical tomotherapy to deliver IMRT [ Time Frame: After all patients are enrolled and complete treatment ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Feasibility is defined as the ability to deliver 95% of the prescription dose to 90% of the original planning target volume in at least 90% of the patients, as verified by actual dose delivered calculations using on board CT scan.
- Measure the acute toxicity [ Time Frame: Up through 30 days after completion of treatment ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
- Measure the late toxicity [ Time Frame: Starting 30 days from completion of treatment through 1 year post start of treatment ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
- Measure the local, regional, and distant recurrence rates [ Time Frame: 5 years after completion of treatment ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Measure the 5-year disease free and 5-year overall survival rates [ Time Frame: 5 years after completion of treatment ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
|Study Start Date:
|February 2006
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|July 2016
|Primary Completion Date:
|July 2010 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Experimental: Pelvic IMRT with Tomotherapy
Helical tomotherapy will be used to plan and deliver the radiation treatment.
Treatment volume will include the upper third of the vagina and para-vaginal tissue and the common, external and internal iliac nodal regions.
External beam radiation will be delivered in 160-180 cGy daily fractions to a total dose of 4500-5120 cGY.
Receive treatment once a day for five days a week for approximately 6 weeks.
Treating physician will make determination if patient is to receive intracavitary brachytherapy.
Treating physician will make determination if patient is to receive chemotherapy (allowed but not mandated).
|Radiation: IMRT with tomotherapy
Detailed Description:
Patients with cervical cancer receiving post-operative radiotherapy (RT) for high risk features found on pathologic review will be treated with pelvic intensity modulated radiation therapy (IMRT). Helical tomotherapy will be used to plan and deliver the radiation treatment. Treatment volume will include the upper third of the vagina and para-vaginal tissue and the common, external and internal iliac nodal regions. External beam radiation will be delivered in 180 cGy daily fractions to a total dose of 5040 cGy. Patients will receive once a day treatment five days a week, for approximately 6 weeks. Concurrent chemotherapy and/or intracavitary brachytherapy may be included in the treatment plan at the discretion of the treating physician, consistent with routine clinical practice.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Age >= 18
- Karnofsky Performance Status of >= 60
- FIGO Stage I -IIB
- Pathologic confirmation of cervical cancer
- Status post hysterectomy
- Patients with local or regional metastases are eligible for this protocol, but not those with distant metastases
Exclusion Criteria:
- Age < 18
- Karnofsky Performance Status < 60
- Radiographic or pathologic evidence of distant metastatic disease
- Prior pelvic radiation therapy, other than trans-vaginal ring brachytherapy irradiation for acute hemostasis
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00359866
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|Washington University School of Medicine
|St. Louis, Missouri, United States, 63110
|Principal Investigator:
|Perry W Grigsby, M.D.
|Washington University Medical School
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No publications provided
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|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00359866 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|05-0977 / 201104019
|Study First Received:
|August 2, 2006
|Last Updated:
|August 14, 2015
|Health Authority:
|United States: Institutional Review Board
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Uterine Cervical Neoplasms
Genital Diseases, Female
Genital Neoplasms, Female
Neoplasms by Site
Urogenital Neoplasms
Uterine Cervical Diseases
Uterine Diseases
Uterine Neoplasms
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This ice cream combines two of my favorite things here at Recchiuti: our signature Burnt Caramel Sauce and dense Brownies studded with unsweetened Valrhona chocolate. You can make the sauce and brownies yourself, get them at Recchiuti.com or substitute ours for whatever you can find. But like I always say, make sure you go for the good stuff--you'll really taste the difference.
Stir the milk and 1/3 cup of the sugar together in a small saucepan. Scrape the vanilla seeds from the bean into the pan and then add the bean. Bring the milk to a boil over medium heat. Remove from the heat, cover the top of the pan with plastic wrap, and let steep at least 1 hour at room temperature, or preferably overnight in the refrigerator.
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Switch the mixer to low speed. Slowly pour the hot milk mixture into the bowl and beat just until combined. Do not beat to froth.
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The Office of Career Services organizes several fairs throughout the academic school year for students, alumni and the surrounding community.
The Government & Social Services Job Fair, held in the Fall, provides opportunities to those interested in the government/social services sector.
The Graduate & Professional School Fair, held in the Fall, facilitates contact between students and graduate/professional schools.
The School Districts Career Fair, held in the Spring, provides opportunities to those interested in the education fields from educators to administration and support staff.
The Business & Hospitality Career Fair, held in the Spring, provides opportunities to those interested in the business/hospitality services sector.
The STEM Professional Development and Internship Fair held in the Spring, provides opportunities to those interested in the science, technology, engineering, and mathematics service sector.
The InterInLaredo Fair. Connect with local employers looking for educated, energetic students to help grow their organizations with paid/unpaid internships. With over 100 area internships expected, you won't want to miss this event.
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Head Coach John Tortorella claims the media has made too much of his intense offensive "system." And admittedly, he may be right. However, the offensive flow the Rangers have shown early on is new to Broadway and hasn't been seen in quite some time.
From the breakout to the forecheck, the Rangers have a five-man attack that is based on speed and pressure.
Rather than a more trapping style of play that looks for the turnover in the neutral zone, the Rangers are the aggressors and are looking for the turnover in the offensive zone.
I asked Tortorella about the positioning of his forwards on the
forecheck, and he simply said that there was no real rhyme or reason,
"the closest person to the puck is going. We are trying to pressure the
So at least two players are deep in the offensive zone,
while the third forward is higher looking for the turnover or loose puck. If it works,
the Rangers gain immediate possession and an oddman opportunity down
Couple this with the fact that the defense are typically
inside the blueline to receive the puck on the boards, and the Rangers
have all five skaters involved with the forecheck. Recently, good
skating teams like the Buffalo Sabres and Chicago Blackhawks have
forechecked similarly.
This method has yielded success on the power play as well.
The smooth skating Marian Gaborik and Mike Del Zotto have transformed the Rangers
power play, which has contributed to many of the Rangers early goals.
The puck movement is fluid and the cycling of the puck with the active
defensemen have drawn the penalty killers away from their position or
created the screen.
However, the pinching defensemen have occasoinally fumbled if a
puck bounces or they lose focus. In this system, they are more susceptible to giving
up an oddman rush the other way and with the remaining forwards deep, the ability to backcheck is that much harder.
This risk translates into even strength play as well.
If the opposing team can break out behind or around the Rangers forecheck, then Henrik Lundqvist is going to deal with an oddman rush or breakaway.
Similarly, if the opposition is able to dump-and-chase without icing the puck, the Rangers defense has to scramble to get back. Once they get the puck, the forwards (who were deep on the forecheck) may not get into a prime position for the breakout when the defense needs to pass the puck out.
To simplify: The defense has no options because of the time it takes for the forwards to get back. It also gives the opposition time to set up.
So, if the Rangers forechecking isn't working, as was the case against San Jose, they will struggle in the defensive end, hence the result.
When New York loses this season, it is going to be by the 7 - 3 offensive margin you saw Monday night, that's just the system. The Rangers must capitalize offensively to win games, they can no longer rest of the laurels of their goaltending to come through with a shutout of one-goal effort.
It may create a few gray hairs because of the oddman rushes, but it will be a fast and exciting season on the offense.


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Over the past year, I've spent a lot of time wondering how many books I might sell. To be honest, I really had no way of knowing or even predicting that number. I dreamed of selling a million, but hoped to sell twenty.
Well, I have sold almost one hundred books, and though it's not a million, I'm surprised and excited and humbled. I'm also feeling a bit gifty and generous, so I thought I'd do a wee giveaway.
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- One advance copy of The Red Collection, plus the digital files to go along with it.
- Yarn! Enough Lamb's Pride Bulky to knit either the Drifty Hat or Drifty Mittens, and three balls of Lanaloft Sports weight – enough to knit either the Radio Frequency Hat or Mittens (two balls of black, one ball of red).
- A Moleskine notebook. It's RED!
- A copy of the book 1,000 Fabulous Knit Hats, which contains my End of May Hat pattern, 9 other gorgeous hat patterns, and 990 inspiring photos of knitted and crocheted hats.
- And to top it all off, a Hats & Mittens bag from Yarn Play Cafe to keep all your new swag in. Jen made the bag especially for this giveaway! It's her new Large Tote Bag with Pockets.
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WADDINGTON Construction on the old Town Hall is set to be completed next month following a few additional changes to the project.
The town accepted a bid from Continental Construction Co., Gouverneur, to build a ramp and install a chair lift and elevator in the basement of the old Town Hall, which will extend to the auditorium in July.
The downstairs bathrooms will also be modified to be handicapped-accessible.
The project was set to be completed by the end of November, but additional changes have delayed the project.
Because of the demolition that was done, we were able to see other areas that should have been addressed, council member Robert Dalton said Monday.
Repairs to the aging plaster, dropped ceilings and water-damaged walls will cost up to an additional $19,022.
Council members approved the changes by a vote of 3 to 1 on Monday. A letter of request will be sent to New York Power Authority to use funds from an account belonging to the town.
The account has been there for 10 years and hasnt been used, Town Supervisor Mark Scott said.
The project has a price tag of $146,800. It is funded by $70,000 from the St. Lawrence River Valley Redevelopment Agency and $76,800 from the towns Waddington Hepburn Library and old Town Hall maintenance fund.
Its moving along quite well; they are getting ready to start painting, Mr. Dalton said. They will start installing the bathrooms after the painting is done.
The buildings top floor contains a hall used primarily for weddings, concerts and private parties. The bottom floor houses the Waddington Neighborhood Center and Chamber of Commerce.
Both floors are accessible by stairs only.
As the elevator will be in front on the ground floor, the chamber offices will move to the center basement space currently occupied by the neighborhood center.
The neighborhood center will move permanently from the old Town Hall to the former Rescue Squad building, on Route 37, being leased by the town.
The Town Hall will also be used as an office for the town historian, Zachary T. Dupray.
Im ready to begin work, and Ive been researching ideas for displays, Mr. Dupray said at the meeting.
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BEAVER FALLS South Lewis had bludgeoned its way through the Frontier League baseball season, averaging over 14 runs a game in league play and treating opposing pitchers like so much batting practice fodder.
Yet, when the Falcons finally were held in check at the plate Monday, they found a way to win a big game despite failing to deliver in several key situations.
Junior right-hander Jason Martin struck out 13 despite not having his best stuff, and South Lewis took advantage of some sloppy infield play from host Beaver River to score four unearned runs and post a 6-5 C Division victory.
The win all but clinched the regular season title for South Lewis, which improved to 13-1 overall, 12-1 league. Beaver River fell to 9-2, with both of its losses coming against South Lewis.
Its not the way we usually win, but well take it, said South Lewis coach Chad Brown, whose team managed nine hits, including four of the infield variety. Today we did what we had to do, and sometimes thats OK against a good team.
Beaver River was its own worst enemy, committing five errors, four of which led directly to South Lewis runs. On a day when the Beavers made Martin work extra hard, coach Matt Lyndakers team couldnt put South Lewis away.
Weve been fielding the ball pretty well, but today we just threw it around too much on routine plays, Lyndaker said. Its too bad because I thought Christian (Widrick) pitched a heck of a game for a sophomore.
Widrick, whose poise impressed Lyndaker enough to start the youngster in such an important game, went five strong innings and allowed only one earned run and six hits. But he was victimized by three Beaver infield errors in the top of the sixth.
In that inning, South Lewis scored all three runs without hitting a ball out of the infield. The Falcons also scored a run in the top of the sixth on a Dominick Ventura single, a stolen base and two wild pitches from reliever Samuel Widrick.
Its good to know that we can score some runs without hitting the ball all over the field, Brown said. We havent had many close games, so this can only help us as we head into the postseason.
Beaver River jumped on Martin for three runs in the bottom of the first after South Lewis scored one in its first at-bat.
Kyle Steiner delivered a big two-out RBI single for Beaver Rivers first run, and Samuel Widrick doubled to right to score the second and third runs.
Martin, coming off a complete-game, 15-strikeout effort vs. Lowville last Friday, struggled to find his release point most of the game.
I certainly had trouble locating most of the game, he said. Theyve got some good hitters, and I was falling behind too many times. But I still felt pretty strong at the end, and I wanted to finish them off.
Martin worked out of trouble in the third, leaving runners on second and third. He converted a big strikeout to end the Beaver River fifth with two runners aboard. And he struck out two batters each in the sixth and seventh innings.
That wasnt vintage Jason, Brown said. But you know hes going to give you all he has right to the end.
Martin, Kelly and Pleskach each finished with two hits for South Lewis.
Corey Stevens was 3-for-4 for Beaver River.
Beaver River catcher Erik Lyndaker was hit in the nose by a Martin pitch in the sixth. He was unconscious for a few moments, and bled profusely before being taken to the hospital for observation.
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More information for Verus Forte Center Channel Speaker
The Verus Forte Center Channel speaker handles the center of attention like it was made for it—which, of course, it was. We kept in mind that most of the action in a movie or music video takes place smack dab in the middle of the screen. To make sure you hear every sound wave—and every ripple—our crew put on thinking caps (which double as rain hats in soggy Portland), then got to work. The upshot: our new Aperion PhaseSync driver, which couples the woofer with our patent-pending Axially Stabilized Resonator™ tweeter to keep the speaker as small as possible without sacrificing a bit of sound.
The Verus Forte Center can also handle being the center of attention, and why not? You'd be in the limelight too if you looked this good. We've enclosed the speaker in a slim, curvaceous cabinet, then wrapped it in a glossy finish that adds shine to any room. And though this speaker screams high-end, you'll find the price makes it easily within reach.
Key Features
- 3-Way, Sealed Enclosure design
- One 4.25" Aperion PhaseSync Driver with Integrated ASR Tweeter
- One 4.25" Woven Kevlar® Woofer
- One 4.25" Woven Kevlar® Passive Radiator
- Curvilinear cabinet with compound angles and internal bracing
- Furniture-grade gloss cherry wood veneer or gloss piano black finish
- 5-Way Gold-plated Binding Posts
- Acoustically transparent cloth -covered metal grille
- Ten year warranty
- FREE SHIPPING - a $25 value*
- FREE lifetime technical support
*Free shipping value is based on ground shipping costs from Portland, OR to New York, NY. Individual rates vary.
Customer Reviews For Verus Forte Center Channel Speaker
- the best speakers Mike N.
- the sound is clear and the colors are beautiful
- Great sound. Would definitely recommend this for your center channel. Kevin V.
- Okay, so I have owned this speaker for a couple months now. I promised not to make a review until after I "broke it in". Usually I don't even believe in breaking in, but I wanted to give the most helpful review I could. When I first listened to these speakers I have to be honest the sound wasn't as "open" as I had hoped (like it was straining or hard to drive or something or other along those lines). I liked the sound but it wasn't exactly what I was hoping for. After a few weeks though I just immediately fell in love with the sound. Voices sound very natural. In fact, I am one of those guys who really prefers listening to stereo music in 2 channels. But, with this center I am actually find myself turning on multi-channel stereo because of the extra live-ness of the vocals. From what I can tell it actually improves the soundstage rather than harming it. Others might disagree completely with that statement but that is what I have noticed from my own listening. Anyways, I recommend this center. Oh, and two more things, customer service is great at Aperion and the finish on the speaker is amazing.
- Awesome Center Channel Speaker Victress W.
- My husband and I drove down to the Aperion Showroom in February 2012 and listened to their forte and grand forte speakers. This center channel speaker sounded crisp, clear, full and looked beautiful. Once we heard it, our minds were made up. We have had it for a couple of weeks now and have no regrets whatsoever! Thanks to Jason for all his help!
- Competent Center Speaker Scott A.
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The Verus Forte Center is the first legitimate center channel that I've listened to in my home theater setup. There is a marked increase in voice and dialogue detail, enhanced imaging over running just left and right speakers, and the VFC contributes to a much more immersive and enjoyable listening experience!
Currently, I'm running a pair of Verus Grand Bookshelves as my main left and right speakers in my living room. I have them paired with a HSU VTF-15H subwoofer for the low end (crossed over at 80hz) and these are mated to a Marantz 6005 receiver. My listening area is about 13ft by 13ft, but the room is about 21 feet long by 13 feet wide. The VFC is added to this, and crossed over at 80hz as well.
Listening Impressions:
The VFC improves upon an already solid foundation created by the VGBs in my system. Vocals are even more natural sounding now! Voices like Diana Krall and Melody Gardot sound amazing! Imaging is even helped as well giving much more pinpoint accuracy not only to the vocals, but to instruments and sounds across the entire soundstage! The VFC seems to blend very well with the VGBs.
Wow, dialogue is a lot cleaner! I thought I had it good with just the VGBs! My wife and I are spending a lot less time rewinding the movie to figure out what was said! Dialogue in movies is great, very clear and detailed. Panning sounds from left to right or right to left are seamless, and the added detail of the on screen effects is really cool to experience!
This is a great little center channel that really adds to the music and movie experience! As far as I can tell there aren't really any shortcomings with this speaker. It never sounded congested and I didn't hear it strain. If you are looking to add a center to your system, this would be a great choice!
- nice center teresa o.
- Crispy and clear sound - not to bulky - nice and small - rounded speaker.
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Pro Reviews For Verus Forte Center Channel Speaker
- Big Picture Big Sound Gives the "Biggie" Award to the Verus Forte Speakers
- "In a world where we rely on communicating through third parties, it's nice to see a company that actually wants to rub elbows with its customers. Maybe they just love to be loved, because Aperion's Verus Forte Speaker Line has exactly the types of products you'll want to call them up and thank them for."
"...you can be assured that the value that these speakers offer is already exceptionally high, so the cash you invest in a Verus Forte system is indeed money well spent."
- Rachel Cericola, Big Picture Big Sound, May 2011
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- Digital Trends "Editor's Choice" for the Verus Forte Tower System
- "9 out of 10. Due to their excellent musicality, large sound in a small footprint and high value, the Verus Forte Towers earn our Editor's Choice Award."
"...the center channel does a pretty remarkable job. We isolated the center during some of our multi-channel listening sessions and we were very impressed with its robust and tonally accurate sound. Musically, the center channel holds up very well in comparison with its towering brothers. As a dialogue machine, the Forte center channel puts the movie track right in your face. Dialogue was intelligible and never got buried by the surrounding tracks. In small and medium sized rooms, the Forte center is all the center channel one is likely to need. Larger rooms might benefit from a larger model of speaker, but even in those cases, the Forte should be able to satisfy all but the most critical of listeners."
"Aperion's Verus Forte speakers, particularly the floor-standing tower model, offer an appreciable improvement over the company's already solid Intimus offerings. The differences between the two lines is most obvious in the high frequency section where the tweeters higher-power handling and lower frequency capabilities serve to make the speakers sound articulate, accurate and detailed enough to satisfy just about any critical listener. Their more stylistic cabinets add to the speaker's refinement and make a pleasant statement in a room. At $495.00 each, the Verus Forte Tower represents a very solid value, if a bit more expensive than the company's Intimus line. We think these speakers will appeal to budget-audiophiles who want a speaker that challenges the law of diminishing returns by offering an incredibly refined, full bodied sound in an attractive package under the $1k price point. Add to the towers a very capable center channel and surrounds and you've got a surround speaker system that will most certainly be the envy of your friends and neighbors."
- Caleb Denison
New Aperion PhaseSync Driver
The Verus Forte line is intended for intimate spaces, and we wanted everyone in the room to have the best seat. So we built a new driver that optimizes on- and off-axis performance in the smallest size possible. The PhaseSync Driver packs the woofer and ASR tweeter into a single space-saving package. Coupled with the midrange driver, the Aperion PhaseSync lets Verus Forte deliver as much true-to-life sound as speakers nearly twice the size.
New Aperion Axially Stabilized Radiator
We engineered the new silk dome ASR to handle frequencies beneath most tweeters. Now the mid-high frequencies emit the same crystalline tones as their counterparts in the penthouse. From the pluck of a violin string to the screech of tires, the result is pure, authentic sound.
One 4.25" Kevlar® Woofer and One 4.25" Kevlar® Passive Radiator
The strength of Kevlar gives our woofers a trio of advantages: even dispersion, enhanced acoustics and bulletproof reliability. Add extra-long voice coils to decrease distortion and you've got the low bass you love. With woofers powerful enough to drive all but bottom-feeding frequencies without a dedicated subwoofer, you'll find Verus' bass response truly earth-shaking.
Furniture-Grade Finish
The slim curves of the Verus line's first-rate cabinetry make us think "supermodel"—but the primo acoustic qualities means she'd have to sound as good as she looks. The finishing touch for every Verus speaker is a high-gloss cherry-wood veneer or piano-black lacquer that's so right for every décor, your coffee table will be jealous.
5-way gold-plated binding posts
The 5-way gold-plated binding posts let you connect your speakers any which way you choose: bare wire, banana plugs, spades, round pins or flat pins. Not only does the gold plating give your system some bling, it also serves a more practical purpose: to resist corrosion and provide the best possible connection to your receiver.
Magnetically Held Perforated Metal Grilles
To protect the speaker innards from accidents, pets or curious fingers, the entire Verus line sports perforated metal grilles that let sound flow through unchecked, improving imaging and reducing high-frequency reflection. Hidden magnets hold the grilles in recessed baffles.
Each Verus Grand center speaker comes with a set of rubber isolation feet. Isolating the cabinet from the floor can reduce vibrations and produce tighter bass.
Rubber isolation Feet
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|15.0 lbs
|Frequency Response
|(+/- 3dB) 72-20,000 Hz - (+/- 6dB) 70-22,000 Hz
|6 Ohms
|85 dB
|Recommended Power
|40 - 250 Watts
|Custom Aperion ASR Tweeter
|Custom 4.25" Aperion PhaseSync Driver with Integrated ASR Tweeter
|4.25" Woven Kevlar Woofer
|Driver Configuration
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|Sealed with One 4.25" Woven Kevlar Passive Radiator
|6.2" H x 19" W x 8" D
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Verus Forte Satellite Speaker PairIf satellite size speakers fit your space better, the Verus Forte won't fall short in terms of sound – actually, we think you'll be amazed. These petite speakers handle movie surround with ease, while adding to the aesthetics of your room.


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Mary Bennett, of AmeriCorps at the Savannas Preserve State Park, paints grave markers Friday for the park's Halloween event, to be held from 6-9 p.m. on Saturday. A haunted house and costume contest are among the activities planned. "Because of the weather we're not able to do our haunted trail, so we're enhancing our indoor activities," said Tessa Roberts, Park Services Specialist. Admission to the event is $1 for children, $2 for adults or $5 for a family. The park is located at 2541 Walton Road in Port St. Lucie. For more information, call 772-398-2779.
The Treasure Coast saw rough surf, gusty winds, rain squalls and other deteriorating weather conditions throughout the day Friday as Hurricane Sandy continues to move north off the coast.
Pigeons hunker down along the side of a wall in Marina Square in downtown Fort Pierce Friday to try and shield themselves from some of the increased winds and rain brought on by Hurricane Sandy.
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conversion and extension of a protected building
Location: 8135 Langnau am Albis
Client: private
Status: built
Project: 2008-2010
Planning and design: spillmann echsle architekten ag
Project leader: Barbara Iseli
Construction management and realisation: Caretta + Weidmann Baumanagement AG, Zürich
Civil engineer: Henauer Gugler AG, Zürich
Building technology: 3-Plan Haustechnik AG, Winterthur
Photographs: Roger Frei
The Vogt House was originally built in the 18th century for the then chief magistrate of the district. Today it is partially under conservation. It lies on the slope of the Albis hill with a spectacular view over the entire Zürichsee. New spatial sequences and interior connections were cleverly adapted to contemporary living standards. In the basement you arrive as a matter of course at the new subterranean annex, the wellness area. Large pools set in stone are inscribed into the space and appear to stretch out with seamless transition into the surrounding countryside.


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Characteristics of Episodic Ataxia Syndrome
Recruitment status was Active, not recruiting
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Episodic ataxia (EA) is a rare genetic disease characterized by episodes of imbalance, incoordination, and slurring of speech. The underlying cause of EA is only partly understood, and currently there are no established treatments. There is also little information about the link between EA's clinical features and its genetic basis. The purpose of this study is to better characterize EA and disease progression. In turn, this may direct the development of future treatments.
Episodic Ataxia Syndrome
Cerebellar Diseases
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Observational Model: Cohort
Time Perspective: Prospective
|Official Title:
|Episodic Ataxia Syndrome: Genotype-phenotype Correlation and Longitudinal Study
|Estimated Enrollment:
|Study Start Date:
|May 2006
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|July 2011
|Estimated Primary Completion Date:
|July 2011 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
Attacks of ataxia, or the loss of ability to coordinate muscular movement, are often triggered by stress or exertion. EA is likely caused by an inherited genetic mutation; many individuals with EA have abnormalities in the KCNA1 or CACNA1A genes. To date, two known subtypes of EA have been identified, and other types likely exist. Specific characteristics of each EA subtype, however, have not been adequately described. The purpose of this study is to better define the clinical features and genetic basis of the various subtypes of EA and to evaluate disease progression. The study will also establish relevant study endpoints for use in future therapeutic trials.
This multi-center observational study will involve both a cross-sectional data analysis and a prospective longitudinal analysis. Participants will initially attend an outpatient study visit that will last 7 hours. This initial evaluation will include a medical history, a physical examination, neurological testing, and an ataxia assessment. Blood will be collected for genetic testing. Additionally, the following procedures may be conducted: ocular motor test, electromyography/nerve conduction study, electroencephalogram, MRI, and digital videotaping. Follow-up evaluations will occur on a yearly basis for at least 2 years; each will last 4 hours.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|5 Years and older
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
|Sampling Method:
|Non-Probability Sample
Individuals with episodic ataxia
Inclusion Criteria:
A clinically confirmed diagnosis of episodic ataxia as defined by one of the following three features:
- Clear-cut episodes of recurrent, transient ataxia
- Mutation confirmed in KCNA1 or CACNA1A
- Ataxic features with a first degree relative with episodic ataxia
Exclusion Criteria:
- Any other disorder known to cause episodic ataxia
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00266760
|United States, California
|Reed Neurological Research Center, UCLA
|Los Angeles, California, United States, 90095
|United States, Kansas
|University of Kansas Medical Center
|Kansas City, Kansas, United States, 66160
|United States, Massachusetts
|Brigham & Women's Hospital
|Boston, Massachusetts, United States, 02115
|United States, New York
|University of Rochester School of Medicine
|Rochester, New York, United States, 14642
|Canada, Ontario
|London Health Sciences Centre
|London, Ontario, Canada, N6A 5W9
|United Kingdom
|Institute of Neurology, Center for Neuromuscular Disease
|Queen Square, London, United Kingdom, WC1N 3BG
|Study Chair:
|Robert W. Baloh, MD
|University of California, Los Angeles
|Principal Investigator:
|Joanna C. Jen, MD, PhD
|University of California, Los Angeles
|Principal Investigator:
|Tracey Graves, MD
|Institute of Neurology and National Hospital for Neurology
|Principal Investigator:
|Yoon-Hee Cha, MD
|University of California, Los Angeles
|Responsible Party:
|Robert W. Baloh, MD, David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00266760 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Study First Received:
|December 16, 2005
|Last Updated:
|July 14, 2010
|Health Authority:
|United States: Federal Government
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Cerebellar Diseases
Brain Diseases
Central Nervous System Diseases
Nervous System Diseases
Neurologic Manifestations
Pathologic Processes
Signs and Symptoms
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NEWPORT CITY - "I don't think an outsider just lands here, I think we're chosen to be here," Beth Barnes told the Newport Rotary Club Tuesday. "I think we all have something to bring to this community."
The original purpose of the Facebook page was so Barnes' friends and family around the world could keep track of her. Her page soon became well known. As of Tuesday, it had 134 followers. Barnes started making posts about things other sources were not reporting or discussing.
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Peter a Semifinalist for the Gregg Olson Award
OMAHA, NE - Creighton baseball sophomore Jake Peter was one of 46 players named semifinalist for the Gregg Olson Award on Wednesday, May 22.
Peter is the Bluejays' leader in average (.352), hits (70), RBI (35) and is second in doubles (10), triples (5) as well as slugging percentage (.467). On the mound, Jake has served as the Jays' closer this season, collecting six saves and two wins in 14 appearances. Peter has a 3.07 ERA in 14.2 innings, walking just three batters and collecting 18 punch outs.
Peter and the Bluejays face off with the Wichita State Shockers in an elimination game at the MVC Tournament on Wednesday, May 22.
Semifinalists for the inaugural Gregg Olson Award, created to honor college baseball's "Breakout Player of the Year", is presented by Toolshed Sports. The award is named after former Auburn Tiger star pitcher Gregg Olson, who became one of the top collegiate players in the nation after an initial season filled with only mixed success.
Olson went on to become a two-time All American, first round draft pick, American League Rookie of the Year and MLB All Star. Like Olson, these players have elevated their game to an elite level and in many instances their team has mirrored their success as a direct result.
Initial nominations were made by sports information/media contacts and the semifinalists were determined by made by an independent panel. A list of finalists is scheduled to be announced on Monday, June 3rd in conjunction with the conclusion of NCAA Regional play.
The winner of the 2013 Gregg Olson Award will be named in Omaha, Nebraska during the College World Series which is to be held this season at TD Ameritrade Park from June 15-26, 2013