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Check out our expanded offerings for 2015. With 10 workshops each week in July and 8 workshops in October, you are certain to find something exciting! Consider joining us for TWO weeks in July - the overnight for Saturday is a bargain at $35. See you at the mountain!
Wildacres Workshops: Session A July 12-18, 2015 Sun-Sat
Wildacres Workshops: Session B July 19-25, 2015, Sun-Sat
Wildacres Workshops: Session C October 19-25, 2015, Mon-Sun
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CANCELLATIONS: The following summer workshops have been cancelled:
Week A: The Sumptuous Landscape in Pastels and Sculpture: Planar Constructions - Metal/Mixed Media
Week B: Clay: Wheel Throwing; Nature's Light in Pastels; Creating a Personal Photographic Narrative; and Sculpture: Planar Constructions.
Wildacres Art Workshops 2015 Brochure
Wildacres 2015 Course Details (pdf to download)
Costs, Policies and Procedures
Your Week at a Glance
Wildacres Faculty Biographies
The Wildacres Experience:
Wildacres Art Workshops is an exceptional retreat experience for artistic immersion and creative camaraderie in the beauty of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Open to adult students of all skill levels, these one-week workshops are designed to inspire the experienced artist to explore new methods and ideas, and acquaint the novice with methods and techniques in a selected discipline.
Small class sizes ensure individual attention to your work and creative goals. Throughout the week studios remain open to registered students offering extensive time to focus on you work, cultivate new ideas and skills.
Students may enroll in the consecutive summer sessions A and B to thoroughly investigate one medium, or try something new. The splendor of autumn colors and the warmth of crackling fires in the cool October evenings make the Fall session an irresistible artistic getaway.
A family member or friend is welcome to accompany you for the week and simply enjoy the retreat's mountain setting and environs for the cost of lodging, meals and gratuity.
Upon completion of a weeklong workshop, participants may be awarded Ringling College CEUs.
Ringling College of Art and Design Wildacres Art Workshops are funded in part through the generosity of the Wildacres Retreat Foundation and the Blumenthal Foundation.
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The workshops are adult oriented: students 15-18 years of age must be enrolled in a class and be accompanied by an adult. Children under the age of 15 are not admissible to the program.
ACCOMMODATIONS are double-occupancy lodging with private baths. Space is very limited. Roommates are assigned according to gender or you are welcome to enroll a friend or spouse to enjoy the mountaintop with you. All guests staying on site at the retreat, including companions not enrolled in class will be charged a one-time $25 registration fee, lodging, meals, and gratuity fees for each session. For those wishing to stay off-site, the $25 registration fee will be assessed along with a Commuter Meals fee of $110, plus $15 gratuity.
Special requests made at the time of registration will be accommodated if possible on a first-come, first-served, needs basis. There are no elevators. When registering, please indicate ground level if required. Specific room requests are considered when possible but cannot be guaranteed.
Rooms provide two twin beds or a twin and a double bed, pillows, linens, a light blanket and a spread, a ceiling fan, and one set of towels per person. Towel change is mid-week. There is minimal storage for clothing and personal belongings. Rooms are not air-conditioned but summer nights are comfortably cool; there is self-regulated heat when needed. NO PETS are permitted at the retreat.
Negotiating the Grounds at Wildacres. Be prepared for a certain amount of required walking for meals and classes. Participants must be able to negotiate some steps and/or inclines on paths to the dining hall, lodges, patio, canteen, auditorium, amphitheater, and some of the studios. Please note that Wildacres elevation is 3,300 feet.
17 family-style meals are served in the Retreat dining hall. Please indicate dietary restrictions when enrolling and every effort will be made to accommodate your needs. Throughout the week a wake-up bell rings at 7:30 AM. Breakfast is served at 8 AM. All meals are announced with a bell rung 10 minutes before the dining hall opens. Lunch is at 12:30 PM daily and dinner is at 6 PM, except for the first and last days of the program, when it is at 6:30 PM.
*During the summer session weekend overnight the retreat meal service closes following Saturday morning breakfast and resumes at Sunday dinner. Participants enrolled in sessions A and B may enjoy local dining available within a 3-10 miles drive or a small kitchenette with refrigerator and microwave is available on site for self-service.
ALL attendees:
$ 25 Registration Fee (non-refundable) - once per year, not per session
$150 Meals per person/per session
$140 Lodging per person/per session
$ 15 Gratuity per person/per session
plus Workshop Tuition:
$415 Tuition for standard courses
$435 Tuition + $40 Studio Fee for any Clay Studio
$435 Tuition + $40 Studio Fee for Sculpture
$435 Tuition + $40 Studio Fee for Surface Design & Faux Finishes
$415 Tuition + $15 Studio Fee for Book Art with Printmaking
$415 Tuition + $25 Model Fee for Figure Workshop
$415 Tuition + $15 Studio Fee for Painting with Cold Wax and Oils
$ 35 Overnight Lodging per person for participants enrolling in both
Sessions A and B *Refer to meals information above.
An administrative fee of $45 will be assessed for all transfers between classes or sessions. Transfers from the Summer to Fall session are not permitted after June 1.
Summer 2015: Cancellation in writing received prior to June 1, 100% refund except for the $25 non-refundable registration fee. After June 1, refunds are not possible.
Fall 2015: Cancellation in writing received prior to September 1, 100% refund except for the $25 non-refundable registration fee. After September 1, refunds are not possible.
All cancellations may be submitted by mail, fax to 941-955-8801, or email to firstname.lastname@example.com.
ALL Sessions: You may substitute someone to attend in your place up to one week prior to the program start date. At the time of substitution, the person filling your space must register with CSSP and pay both a $25 registration fee and a $45 transfer fee.
Ringling College will not refund the cost of any unused portion of your program.
Ringling College and/or Wildacres Retreat reserve the right to require persons not complying with College and/or Retreat policies to leave the program with no refund.
In the event a workshop is cancelled, the College's liability is limited to the return of fees paid to us for that course and session. All students accept full responsibility for personal injury and/or personal losses during the program. Applications and payments are acknowledgement of the terms and conditions as outlined in this brochure. The College assumes no liability for travel expenses or nonrefundable airline tickets that cannot be used due to any workshops being cancelled or any misprints online or in the print catalog.
WILDACRES RETREAT is located about an hour's drive north of Asheville, North Carolina, just off the Blue Ridge Parkway, three miles from the village of Little Switzerland.
JULY sessions begin on SUNDAY.
OCTOBER session begins on MONDAY.
Check-in is between 3 and 5 PM in the North Lodge. Participants may settle into their rooms and stroll the grounds until dinner at 6:30 PM.
ORIENTATION begins at 7:30 PM the evening of check-in. Attendance is mandatory.
- Meet the Ringling College and Wildacres Retreat staffs
- The Wildacres Story
- Program Announcements
- Faculty Introductions
- Break out sessions with your instructor in your workshop studio.
Throughout the week a wake-up bell rings at 7:30 AM. Breakfast is served at 8 AM. All meals are announced with a bell rung 10 minutes before the dining hall opens. Lunch is at 12:30 PM daily and dinner is at 6 PM, except for the first and last days of the program, when it is at 6:30 PM. Many people enjoy relaxing in rocking chairs on the patio or around the fireplace in the North Lodge after a creative day.
Faculty demonstrations in methods and materials will take place throughout the week inviting you to consider a spectrum of artistic approaches to enhance your creative exploration. Take advantage of these opportunities to learn more about art topics and processes that may inspire your own work.
Friday's Schedule in July // Saturday's Schedule in October: This final full day on the mountain has a unique schedule. ALL classes meet in the morning for critiques or completion of final work. Students and the faculty select work for the evening's art exhibition. After lunch, instructors hang the show, and at 5 PM everyone gathers for a wine and cheese reception followed by dinner at 6:30 PM.
On the final morning at breakfast, goodbyes are exchanged as everyone prepares to head back down the mountain. The week will be remembered as a wonderful time of sharing friendship and creative focus.
Tacy Apostolik Born and raised in New Jersey, Tacy received her Bachelor's of Fine Arts degree along with an art teaching certification from West Virginia University. She went to Japan to study wood fire ceramics, and spent over 2 years as an apprentice in the village towns of Hagi and Shigaraki. She later moved to Kyoto city where she spent the next 4 years studying at Doshisha University, receiving her MA degree in Japanese Cultural History. Following graduation, she opened a ceramics studio in Kyoto, and for the next 10 years exhibited at professional galleries throughout Japan and the U.S. Tacy currently lives in Weaverville, just a few miles from Asheville, NC. www.tacyapostolik.com
Seth Barendse received his BFA from Oregon College of Art and Craft. Working with mud for the past 15 years, his studies began under the instruction of Tuu Din Nguyen at Booker High School in Sarasota, FL where he later taught from 2001-2006 following his studies at State College of Florida (SCF, formerly Manatee Community College) under the instruction of Ted Camp and Annette Sidner. He is currently the Studio Technician for SCF, Venice Campus, has taught for Ringling College Continuing Studies, and has assisted with the Clay Studios at Ringling College's Wildacres Art Workshops since 2008. Barendse is a highly skilled artisan throwing much of his clay work, and also incorporates mixed media in his pieces. His work is exhibited in Florida, North Carolina, Colorado, and Oregon. http://sethbarendse.weebly.com/artist-statement.html
Jean Blackburn A third generation Florida native, Jean grew up on Anna Maria Island. She holds an MFA from the University of Oregon, a BA from the University of Florida, an AS in Biological Parks Technology from State College of Florida, Gainesville. She held teaching positions at Ringling College of Art and Design, University of Oregon and State College of Florida, Manatee. Jean is a certified Master Gardener and Master Naturalist, has served on Sarasota County's Environmentally Sensitive Lands Oversight Council, governing boards of Sea to Shore Alliance and the Friends of Myakka River State Park. She sailed and painted throughout The Caribbean, Bahamas and Central America. With her husband, Steven Schaefer, part of each year is spent on a small farm in Old Myakka, a cottage in the Village of Longboat Key and with family on a ranch in Montana. www.jeanblackburn.com
Matteo Caloiaro earned his BFA from Ringling College of Art and Design. Matteo is a successful painter and illustrator and is also a member of the Illustration faculty at Ringling College of Art and Design. His work is part of numerous private collections, and he is represented by M Gallery of Fine Arts in Sarasota, FL, and Kiley Court Gallery in Provincetown, MA. www.caloiaro.com
Elena De La Ville mixes photography, digital, silver based and alternative processes, with wax, encaustic medium and pigments. She loves everything about wax. It is texture upon texture, it is softness and smell, it is built up in layers that hide and reveal at the same time.
Elena studied at the Escuela de Bellas Artes in Caracas, Venezuela, and then traveled to London to study Textile Design at Chelsea School of Art and Design. She has shown at Shaw Cramer Gallery and Dragonfly Gallery on Martha's Vineyard, Nelson Gallery, Lexington, VA, Florida Craftsmen Gallery, St. Petersburg, FL, Montserrat College of Art, Beverly, MA and Boca Raton Museum of Art and her work is in the collections of MUSEO de Arte Contemoraneo and Museo Acarigua Araure. Her work is included in numerous private an public collections.
She has received: Honorable Mention at the 58th Annual All Florida Juried Competition and Exhibition, Boca Raton Museum of Art, Directors Award at the 3rd National Encaustic Conference, Montserrat College of Art in Beverly, MA, Honorable mention, EPHEMERA Show, The Arts Center, St Petersburg, FL , Ann Culvert Award for Creativity, All Island Art Show, Martha's Vineyard, MA and the Ruth Bogan Award All Island Art Show, MA. www.edelaville.com
Phillippe Diederich, Phillippe Diederich is an award-winning fiction writer and photojournalist, and is a adjunct faculty member at Ringling College of Art and Design. For fifteen years Diederich worked as a photojournalist, covering news and feature assignments in the U.S. and Latin America for major national publications including The New York Times, TIME, Newsweek, U.S. News and World Report, BusinessWeek, Forbes, Fortune, Atlantic Monthly, Mother Jones, The Washington Post, Getty Images and many others. His photographs have been exhibited widely in the U.S. including shows at the Southeast Museum of Photography in Daytona, FL, the Center of Contemporary Art in Miami, and the El Paso Art Museum in El Paso, TX., among others. He is the recipient of a Florida Artist Fellowship in photography.
He is the author of the novel "Sofrito," Cinco Puntos Press 2015. His short fiction has been published in numerous national literary journals including Quarterly West, Acentos Review, Burrow Press, The Wisconsin Review, High Desert Journal, Hobart and many others. He has been awarded the Chris O'Malley Prize for Fiction from the Madison Review and received an Elizabeth George Foundation Grant, a Florida Individual Artist Fellowship in Literature from the Florida Department of Cultural Affairs and a John Ringling Towers Grant in Literature from the Sarasota County Artist Alliance. www.phildiederich.com
Bridget Elmer Bridget is an artist, teacher, bookmaker and letterpress printer. She received her MFA in Book Arts as well as a Masters in Library and Information Studies from the University of Alabama, where she was awarded a Windgate Fellowship and a Faculty Scholar Award. She has taught in a variety of educational settings, including Asheville BookWorks, Colorado College, Florida State University, Ox-Bow, and the Penland School of Crafts. In addition, she has over fifteen years of experience in arts administration and fund development. Bridget is the Southeast Chapter Chair for the Guild of Book Workers and was recently invited to join the Board of Directors for the College Book Arts Association. Her work is exhibited widely and can be found in collections across the country. http://www.flatbedsplendor.com
Mary Lundeberg is a nature photographer and writer who celebrates the natural world through her art. Her photographs have been exhibited in juried art galleries in several states, and published in books, calendars, and newspapers. She has won awards from state, national and international associations. Before moving to Florida, she taught at the University of Wisconsin and Michigan State. http://www.marylundeberg.com
Bob Nulf brings more than twenty years of experience as a decorative finish artisan to this workshop. Bob holds a Bachlors in Fine Arts and a Masters in Art Education/Consructive Design from Florida State University. This celebrated artist is known for his work in historic and contemporary materials and techniques. He has been featured on several PBS arts & home improvement programs. His main focus, though, has been the work he has created for designers and clients across the country.
In addition to past teaching stints with the Penland School of Crafts and the Ringling Wildacres Summer Sessions, each summer Bob leads painting classes for visually impaired campers at the NC Lions Camp Dogwood for the Blind & Visually Impaired. His works on canvas are included in many private and corporate collections.
Brooke Olivares-Caloiaro earned a BFA, in Illustration from Ringling College of Art and Design. Olivares is a gallery painter represented by Kiley Court Gallery, Provincetown, MA, and Ghostprint Gallery, Richmond, VA. She has had works published and clients include CMYK, FORMAT Magazine, RISEN Magazine, North American Literary Review, Ringling PERSPECTIVE, The San Diego Reader, The Cimarron Review, and Recording Magazine. Brooke is currently a memer of the Illustration Department faculty at Ringling College. www.brookeolivares.com or www.brookeolivares.blogspot.com
Dwight Rose received his BFA degree in Paintingfrom Ringling College of Art and Design. Over his 30-year career, Rose has won numerous awards and his work has been part of many collections including those of Exxon-Mobile, Qatar Petroleum, Qatar National Bank, Qatar General Tourism Authority, Suntrust Bank Florida, University of North Carolina Greensboro, Shelton Group of Companies (Charlotte NC), Peoples Employment Exchange (Sarasota FL), Kybele Hotel, (Istanbul Turkey), and Wake Forest University; and the personal collection of the first lady of Qatar, Her Highness Sheika Mozah Bint Nasser AL Misnad. Rose has previously taught in both Ringling's degree and community art programs, and VCU School of the Arts in Qatar.
Rose has traveled internationally and painted scenes from Jamaica, USA, India, Thailand, Russia, China, Qatar, Oman, Egypt, Jordan, Turkey, Morocco, Italy, and Greece. He currently resides and works with his wife Ruth Beals in Spartanburg South Carolina where he conducts workshops, exhibits and teaches watercolor painting at the Art School in the Chapman Cultural Center. http://watercolorimpressions.artspan.com
Annette Sidner holds an MFA from University of South Florida and BFA from Eckerd College. She has served on the faculty of State College of Florida for the past 10 years, where she teaches sculpture, 3-D design and advanced ceramics courses, and has been a Ringling College of Art and Design Continuing Studies faculty for 5 years. Sidner has served as a senior staff artist at the Sarasota Design Studio of Feld Productions, producers of all domestic and International units of the Walt Disney Ice Shows and the Ringling Brothers Circuses where she oversaw the design and construction of thirteen Disney on Ice productions. Sidner's sculptural clay pieces are conceived in her imagination and then skillfully presented in realistic figurative clay work. Her work is exhibited at the Manatee Art Center, and annually at the SCF and Ringling College of Art and Design faculty exhibitions.
Ric Standridge A native of Greenville, Standridge has left his mark in this community as the Founder of South Carolina Children's Theatre and as a Recruiting Director for the SC Governor's School for the Arts. His paintings have been exhibited in countless galleries throughout the Southeast and his works are highly sought after by both private and corporate collectors. Standridge continues to explore new avenues of expression. Ric states, "That each painting is a synthesis of the varied cultural influences that have shaped my own consciousness. These influences are entered into my paintings; the order and the complexity that results is intended to convey a simple message: reverence for life and the human form and spirit". Standridge owns and operates two studios/galleries in downtown Greenville. Standridge Studio and Gallery LLC 1021 South Main St. Greenville, SC Standridge Studio LLC 300 River St. Greenville, SC. www.ricstandridge.com
Michael James White graduated in 1985 from the first Illustration class at Ringling College of Art and Design. He started drawing at age 2 and was published by age 11. At 14 he completed his original comic book series and was painting murals for churches and creating courtroom sketches for newspapers. Since then, his clients have included Marvel Comics, Coca-Cola, Amoco Oil, Delta Airlines, Hyatt Hotel, The Ritz-Carlton, and Atlantis Resort. He has taught at Ringling College since 1993, and says, "Growing up, I was always the teacher's helper. Now that I've become a teacher, I try to teach art the way I wish I had been taught." www.michaelwhiteart.biz
Joni Younkins-Herzog is a Sarasota sculptor and professor at the State College of Florida, New College and Ringling School of Art and Design. She earned a Masters of Fine Arts from Indiana University and a Bachelor of Fine Art from the University of Georgia in Athens. Younkins-Herzog has exhibited her work throughout the United States; including New York, Fort Lauderdale, San Francisco, the "Art Prize" in Grand Rapids, Michigan and abroad in Italy, Columbia, Peru, Poland, and Ghana, Africa. Working in many mediums, Younkins-Herzog lures the viewer in with luscious colors and materials to contemplate anxious content in close proximity. Her works range widely in scale from small wearable pieces to large sculptures and installations. http://www.joniyounkinsherzog.com
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If this weekend's play at the St George Pizza Hut Classic Tournament is an indication of what is to come, the season looks very bright for the Carbon High team.
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CANTON The St. Lawrence County Board of Legislators appointed a native son Monday to become highway superintendent.
Donald R. Chambers, a 1983 graduate of St. Lawrence Central School, will take over the Highway Department March 17 at an annual salary of $89,340. Mr. Chambers has been the Cortland County highway superintendent for the last 10 years.
He is from Winthrop and his wife, Wendy S., is from Massena. He graduated from SUNY Canton in 1985 and worked for consulting engineers for about 15 years before joining Cortland County, first as a senior engineer and later as solid waste supervisor before he became superintendent in 2004.
While the appointment of Mr. Chambers was unanimous, the board disagreed over the wording of a resolution opposing the county seal for pistol permit recertifications and other paperwork associated with the New York SAFE Act.
The resolution proposed by Legislator Jonathan S. Putney, D-Waddington, does not adequately reflect the feelings of people in the county, said Legislator Joseph R. Lightfoot, R-Ogdensburg, who had been working on a resolution of his own. Mr. Lightfoot said he felt his work was usurped by Mr. Putney.
I think we ought to have the opportunity to look at the other one. I believe you knew it was my intention to bring a resolution. Theres no hurry to get this through, Mr. Lightfoot said. I respectfully ask you withdraw. This is another countys resolution, Its not yours. It is a carbon copy.
More than two dozen people at the meeting appeared to support Mr. Lightfoot.
We dont want a bad piece of legislation rammed through like the SAFE Act, said Russell J. Finley.
The board delayed discussion on the resolution until Tuesday.
Opponents of the SAFE Act were unhappy with the legislatures response to passage of the law which did not call for its repeal and they did not want a repeat of a watered-down resolution.
Mr. Putneys move to supplant Mr. Lightfoots resolution with his own was underhanded, Dean D. Laubscher, Potsdam, said.
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It was a subdued varsity team that took to the hardwood on Wednesday night.
The JV game had been stopped with a little over two minutes to play because a Carbon player went down with a medical issue. She was taken out and left by ambulance. But after a slow start, the team began to play Dino ball and thoroughly defeated Lehi 60-43 to run their winning streak to 6-0 for the season.
The Lady Pioneers came out physical against the distracted Dinos and quickly went up 8-0. But after a quick time out Carbon began to climb back in the game and had pulled to within two at the end of the first period.
The Lady Dinos found their rhythm in the second quarter and went into the locker room ahead by seven. Coach Cami Carlson talked to her squad and got them refocused and the team exploded in the third quarter to run amok over Lehi and built the lead to 21. The final quarter had both teams trading points and Carlson emptied her bench to give each of them a little court time.
It was a balanced team effort that put the Pioneers on the ropes. Tia Pappas finished the night with 12 points, six steals and five assists. Miranda Averett was the force on the boards with eight rebounds and eight points. Kristen Jewkes and Mariah Pollock added nine points each.
"It was hard for the girls at the beginning of the game." remarked Carlson, "They were all concerned about what had happened. It was hard and I think at the beginning of the game they just overplayed, tried to hard and were out of position. Their (Lehi) post players were able to score easily. But we dealt with that at the half in the locker room and the girls came out and played their game."
The Dinos now will face their toughest challenges of the season in Richfield this weekend. They will have to face Delta and Richfield.
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L-arginine Therapy on Endothelium-dependent Vasodilation & Mitochondrial Metabolism in MELAS Syndrome
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MELAS patients suffer from exercise intolerance, weakness, poor vision or blindness, poor growth, developmental delay, and deafness. They also have unique 'stroke-like' episodes (SLEs) which are not due to blockages of large or medium arteries. These 'strokes' are thought to be due to energy failure of very small brain blood vessels combined with energy failure in the mitochondria (cell battery) of the brain cells, especially in the back region of the brain in the vision centre. This leads to visual loss and paralysis. The overall goal of this study is to better understand the mechanism of these SLEs at the level of the brain cells and small blood vessels.
MELAS Syndrome
Drug: L-Arginine
Phase 2
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Non-Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|Pilot Study to Investigate the Efficacy of L-arginine Therapy on Endothelium-dependent Vasodilation & Mitochondrial Metabolism in MELAS Syndrome.
- Muscle function investigation via 31P-Magnetic resonance spectroscopy [ Time Frame: 60 to 105 minutes post dose ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]We will study exercising quadriceps using our MR-compatible up-down ergometer and our well established aerobic exercise protocol at 65 % of maximal voluntary contraction.
- Total body maximal aerobic capacity [ Time Frame: 60-75 mins post dose ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Maximal incremental cycle ergometry is conducted in our CardioRespiratory Exercise Lab at HSC by our established protocols (26). Serum CK and quantitative AA (for arginine, ornithine and citrulline) will be measured pre- and post- exercise as well as eNO in order to correlate aerobic exercise parameters with serum arg and eNO levels..
- CerebroVascular Reactivity [ Time Frame: 75-105 mins post dose ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Functional MRI-Blood oxygen level dependent (BOLD) of brain
- Exhaled Nitric Oxide (eNO) [ Time Frame: 75 mins pre dose, 75 mins post dose ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]eNO will be measured using single breath on-line measurements for the assessment of lower airway Nitric Oxide
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|May 2012
|Study Completion Date:
|December 2013
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|May 2013 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
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Experimental: MELAS Patients
Three siblings with MELAS (A3243G) syndrome (1 male; 2 females) aged 17-23 years, followed or previously followed in the Neurometabolic Clinic at the Hospital for Sick Children will be studied.
Drug: L-Arginine
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Four age- and sex-matched controls and female controls will be matched according to phase in menstrual cycle corresponding with their age-matched MELAS subjects
Detailed Description:
We will study a family of 3 siblings, each with different severities of MELAS, using safe, non-invasive tests. We will determine whether there is a decrease in the ability of small brain blood vessels to increase blood flow by dilating in response to certain stimuli such as increased blood carbon dioxide levels or in response to brain cell activation in the vision centre by visual stimuli. We will use a technique called BOLD-fMRI which can detect changes in brain blood flow. As exercising muscle also depends on increased blood flow and mitochondrial energy, we will study different measures of aerobic energy metabolism in exercising muscle using cycle exercise testing and special phosphorus-magnetic resonance spectroscopy which measures the changes in the major chemicals of muscle energy metabolism. The dietary amino acid L-arginine is known to dilate blood vessels increasing blood flow and to decrease toxic free radicals that are generated by dysfunctional mitochondria. We will determine the effect of a single dose and a 6 week trial of oral L-arginine, on brain blood vessel reactivity, brain cell activation and muscle aerobic function to see how useful this would be in the treatment of these patients and other mitochondrial disorders which present with strokes.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|17 Years to 23 Years
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|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
Experimental Siblings with MELAS (A3243G) syndrome
- 17-23 years
- Followed Neurometabolic Clinic at the Hospital for Sick Children will be studied.
- Normal electrolytes, glucose, renal and liver functions & no history of gastrointestinal, respiratory or cardiac problems.
-Aged 17-23- Sex matched to the MELAS subjects
Exclusion Criteria:
- Experience migraines
- Have a metabolic disorder
- Taking medications predisposing to lactic acidosis or vasodilatation
- Neuromuscular/neurologic condition
- Cardiac or pulmonary disease
- Visual abnormalities
- Hypertension, anemia and prothrombotic state. Control subjects
- Contraindication for MRI (pacemaker, ocular metal, claustrophobia, tattoos) will be excluded from the study.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01603446
|Canada, Ontario
|The Hospital for Sick Children
|Toronto, Ontario, Canada, M5V1X8
|Principal Investigator:
|Ingrid Tein, MD
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|Ingrid Tein, Staff Neurologist, The Hospital for Sick Children
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|NCT01603446 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|May 18, 2012
|Last Updated:
|December 13, 2013
|Health Authority:
|Canada: Health Canada
Keywords provided by The Hospital for Sick Children:
mechanism of action of L-arginine
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Mitochondrial Myopathies
MELAS Syndrome
Brain Diseases
Brain Diseases, Metabolic
Brain Diseases, Metabolic, Inborn
Cardiovascular Diseases
Central Nervous System Diseases
Cerebral Small Vessel Diseases
Cerebrovascular Disorders
Genetic Diseases, Inborn
Metabolic Diseases
Metabolism, Inborn Errors
Mitochondrial Diseases
Mitochondrial Encephalomyopathies
Muscular Diseases
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ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on October 06, 2015


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Jul. 12, 2015
Tale of how two pairs of grown-up fraternal twins in Colombia turned out to be two pairs of identical twins separated at birth due to hospital mix-up and raised in different environments offers unintended insight into nature versus nurture debate. MORE
May. 8, 2015
New Jersey State Superior Court Judge Sohail Mohammed rules on claim by mother of twins for public aid in Passaic County; based on DNA testing, judge finds that man who woman says is father of twins is deemed responsible for only one; rules other twin was conceived during undisclosed tryst. MORE
Mar. 1, 2015
Marrying someone who is a product of a multiple birth can be complicated; oftentimes it demands special sensitivity to family dynamics and tolerance for siblings' special bond. MORE
Jan. 21, 2015
Tennis careers of Czech twins Karolina and Kristyna Pliskova are diverging after both made strong showing as junior challengers; Karolina holds 20th overall ranking, and has advanced to women's second round of Australian Open, while 131st-ranked Kristyna was eliminated in qualifying round; other twins in tennis history have also had disparate results. MORE
Sep. 16, 2014
Prosecutors in Massachusetts hope that judge will admit cutting-edge DNA test as evidence that they say shows that Dwayne McNair, and not his twin brother Dwight, committed rape and robbery in 2004; McNair's case could be breakthrough for criminal cases involving identical twins. MORE
Aug. 26, 2014
Dr Nancy L Segal study published in the journal Personality and Individual Differences produces evidence that twins often have similar personalities due to genetic traits rather than social conditioning; study compared personalities of twins with unrelated people who look very similar, using work of photographer Francois Brunelle. MORE
May. 25, 2014
Gray Matter column by Prof Nancy L Segal discusses behavioral study in which she observed twins Ann Hunt and Liz Hamel after they were reunited following lifelong, 78-year separation; argues that experiment, along with her other research, shows that extremely close bonds between identical twins may stem from a genetic rather than environmental basis. MORE
Nov. 26, 2013
Nic and Tristan Puehse, twin teen skateboarding phenoms, gave up boards two years ago and have set their sites on becoming doubles tennis champions; brothers say they became bored with skateboarding, which they had done since age 6. MORE
Jul. 24, 2013
Coming to understand a life's peculiar loneliness. MORE
Mar. 27, 2013
Profiles of Phoenix Suns power forward Markieff Morris and small forward Marcus Morris, second set of twins to play together for same team in NBA history; first set--Dick and Tom Van Arsdale--also played for Suns, during 1976-1977 season. MORE
Mar. 6, 2012
British research study in journal BJOG suggests that many parents of twins are misinformed as to whether their babies are fraternal or identical because doctors themselves are confused; finds that 14.7 percent of couples involved had been misinformed about their babies. MORE
Jan. 24, 2012
National Center for Health Statistics reports that the rate of twin births in the United States rose 76 percent from 1980 to 2009, growth that is largely attributable to the increased use of fertility drugs and assisted reproductive technology. MORE
Jan. 15, 2012
Kirk and Nate Mueller, identical twins who design iPad apps and Web sites, have become overnight media stars partly as a result of their carefully crafted image, in which they dress and act in the exact same way; are one of several well-known pairs who have capitalized on the fascination people have with twins. MORE
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Review: In 'Twinsters,' Separated-at-Birth Twins Tell Their Own Story
This film, which one of the twins helped direct, uses Facebook and Skype communication as a narrative device.
July 17, 2015, Friday
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The Mixed-Up Brothers of Bogotá
After a hospital error, two pairs of Colombian identical twins were raised as two pairs of fraternal twins. This is the story of how they found one another — and of what happened next.
July 12, 2015, Sunday
MORE ON TWINS AND: Twins , Genetics and Heredity , Babies and Infants , Colombia , Bogota (Colombia)
Cambio de vidas: Los hermanos perdidos de Bogotá
Un error en un hospital separó a dos pares de gemelos idénticos, que fueron criados como dos pares de mellizos en entornos distintos. Ésta es la historia de cómo se encontraron, y lo que pasó después.
July 12, 2015, Sunday
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Paternity Case for a New Jersey Mother of Twins Bears Unexpected Results: Two Fathers
In an unusual ruling, a judge found that egg and sperm had colluded to create a medical oddity: The man whom the woman claimed to be the father of her twins was deemed responsible for only one.
May 8, 2015, Friday
MORE ON TWINS AND: Twins , New Jersey , Paternity Suits , Passaic County (NJ) , Reproduction (Biological)
One Twin Exercises, the Other Doesn't
Identical twins who shared the same sports and other physical activities as youngsters but different exercise habits as adults soon developed quite different bodies and brains, a new study from Finland found.
March 4, 2015, Wednesday
MORE ON TWINS AND: Kujala, Urho , Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (Journal) , Exercise , Genetics and Heredity , Twins
Twin Pole-Vaulters Reach the Height of Alikeness
Lexi and Tori Weeks, from Cabot, Ark., dream of qualifying for the 2016 Olympic trials, but for now they're content to challenge national marks for high school girls.
February 25, 2015, Wednesday
MORE ON TWINS AND: Weeks, Lexi , Weeks, Tori , Pole Vault , Track and Field , Twins
The Ups and Downs of Tennis Doubles Who Go It Alone
The singles careers of Karolina Pliskova, who advanced to the second round of the Australian Open, and her identical twin, Kristyna, who lost in the qualifying tournament, have diverged.
January 21, 2015, Wednesday
MORE ON TWINS AND: Tennis , Pliskova, Karolina , Pliskova, Kristyna , Twins , Australian Open (Tennis) , Bouchard, Eugenie , Bedene, Aljaz , Federer, Roger
'That's My Sister!' Taking a Twin's Gender Fluidity in Stride
One of my twins was born a boy but, for the moment at least, identifies a girl; wearing dresses, using the girls' restroom, crying if referred to as "he." Only one person has handled all of this with ease: her twin sister.
January 18, 2015, Sunday
MORE ON TWINS AND: Gender , Parenting , Transgender and Transsexuals , Twins , Women and Girls
New DNA Test Sought in Identical Twin's Rape Case
Prosecutors in Massachusetts hope the case will be a breakthrough for criminal cases involving identical twins.
September 16, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON TWINS AND: Twins , DNA (Deoxyribonucleic Acid) , Boston (Mass) , McNair, Dwayne , McNair, Dwight , Sex Crimes , Robberies and Thefts , Forensic Science , District Attorneys , Tests (Medical)
Holding a Mirror to Their Natures
When twins have similar personalities, is it mainly because they share so much genetic material or because their physical resemblance makes other people treat them alike?
August 26, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON TWINS AND: Twins , Psychology and Psychologists , Photography , Segal, Nancy L , Brunelle, Francois , Personality and Individual Differences (Journal)
Conjoined Twins Born in India
A doctor in India discussed the condition of conjoined twins sharing a liver who were born in the country's northwestern Rajasthan state.
Twins United in Faith and Purpose
Two weeks ago, the Riester twins died on the same day in a Florida hospital; they were 92. Both Franciscan monks, Brother Julian died in the morning and Brother Adrian died in the evening — after being told of Julian's death. Few who knew them were surprised, as it would be hard to imagine one's surviving without the other.
A Mind of Their Own
Tatiana and Krista Hogan are healthy, happy 4-year-olds who share everything — maybe even their thoughts.
Two, United as One
Krista and Tatiana Hogan are craniopagus conjoined twins — joined at the head, they share a neural bridge.
Million Dollar Babies
The Masteras and Stansels did fertility treatments to conceive one child, but perverse emotional and economic incentives drove them to accept the greater risks and costs of multiples.
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AMHERST, NY - A 31 year-old man is facing charges Friday morning after allegedly driving drunk and hitting a previously crashed vehicle. The crash injured two motorists who had stopped to exchange insurance information after an earlier collision.
Town of Tonawanda Police tell 2 On Your Side that two vehicles got into a minor accident on Niagara Falls Boulevard near Dexter Terrace around 11 p.m. Thursday.
While the drivers were exchanging information, a third vehicle driven by Matthew T. Miller, 31, approached south on Niagara Falls Boulevard and hit one of the cars, while the driver was writing information. She was partially ejected and was pinned for some time. Rescue crews rushed her to ECMC with head injuries, broken bones and internal injuries. Her name has not been released.
Both drivers from the original accident were injured in the second collision. The driver of the other vehicle suffered a broken arm, police said.
Miller fled the scene following the accident and was caught a short distance away. He refused a blood test and a judge's order had to be requested. He was taken to ECMC for the blood test.
He is charged with leaving the scene of an accident and DWI. He was in custody in the Town of Tonawanda police station awaiting his initial court appearance Friday morning.
Accident investigators are working with the Erie County District Attorney's Office to collect more evidence, and further charges may be filed.


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A former Fort Drum soldier was honored Friday with a Bronze Star with Valor device for saving a fellow soldiers life in March 2012 in Afghanistan.
Sgt. Joshua Young, 26, Perinton, carried a badly injured and burned platoon sergeant to safety following an attack by insurgent forces in Siah Choy.
His heroism was celebrated at a ceremony Friday in Glenville, where he now serves with the 1018th Ordnance Company in the New York Army National Guard.
Its weird. Im not sure what all the hubbub is all about, Sgt. Young said. It happened a long time ago, and I would do it again. Its what you do.
Comments from the ceremony were relayed to the Times through the state National Guards public affairs office.
At the time of the incident, Sgt. Young was paired with the A Company, 5th Battalion, 20th Infantry Regiment as a member of the 760th Ordnance Battalion, Fort Drum.
According to the Army narrative of the incident, the commander of the company wanted to destroy a wall near its combat outpost that was used as cover by insurgents placing improvised explosive devices.
Sgt. Young, accompanying the mission as the explosive ordnance disposal team leader, and his team placed more than 1,200 pounds of C-4 explosive on the wall. However, during the placement, the unit was attacked by enemy AK-47s and mortars. One mortar shot set off about 400 pounds of explosives, incapacitating many soldiers near the wall, including a platoon sergeant.
Sgt. Young, thrown by the blast into a row of grapes, recovered and searched for casualties, at which point he found the platoon sergeant, who had internal injuries and burns on more than 60 percent of his body.
Ignoring enemy fire, Sgt. Young tracked down a medical aide to start treatment, then volunteered to carry the sergeant to a landing zone for evacuation.
Sgt. Young then reportedly returned to the wall and blew up the remaining explosives, destroying the wall.
He attributed his actions to his training, calling it second nature.
Brig. Gen. Michael C. Swezey, commander of the 53rd Troop Command, who pinned on the award, said he was struck by the courage of Sgt. Young.
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GAME DAY: Islanders at Capitals, 7pm
The Islanders head to Washington tonight, two players lighter after yesterday's trade deadline. Both Brian Rolston and Mike Mottau were shipped to Boston in what was a surprising move. Of all the names bandied about before the deadline, these two were certainly not in the conversation. Rolston had been passed through waivers over the weekend, his $5 million cap hit (albeit reduced at this late hour of the season) went unclaimed. Either as a Plan B after a deal for another player fell through, or as part of the deal in getting Mottau for next to nothing, the Bruins wanted Rolston as well, paying for him after they could have had him for free a day earlier. Credit to the General Manager for being able to get something for two players who were so unwanted that one through waivers and another just returning from injury after being out for a few months.
The interesting thing to watch now is of course free agency as both Evgeni Nabokov and PA Parenteau remained Islanders without contracts as the deadline passed. This doesn't mean they'll walk but it means Garth Snow did not feel he could get adequate value or that he had a good shot at signing them. This all will continue to play out over the next few months and now the push will be on to re-sign one or both. Losing both players to the free agent market would be a shot not only to a team that needs them, but to a team that can't afford to lose assets for nothing.
With Rolston moving out of the lineup, Coach Jack Capuano shuffled the lines today to give some (but not all) of his young kids a shot. A surprise is both Josh Bailey and David Ullstrom moving up to the second line to be centered by Frans Nielsen. With five centers in the lineup, Bailey shifts to right wing. Ullstrom's prominent position is a direct reflection of his play so far. He's been the best call up from thus far but had a set back when he suffered a concussion in December. One of the kids that doesn't get the benefit of Brian Rolston's lineup spot opening up is Nino Niederreiter, who will be a healthy scratch tonight. Evgeni Nabokov will be in net.
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