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One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest
Show type: Edinburgh Fringe 2004
The team that hit with 12 Angry Men returns with another American classic...
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It was a difficult birth, thanks to the director quitting and the curse of the pox, but the biggest show on the Fringe did, finally, open. And what an impressive treat One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest proves to be.
Christian Slater was the one making the headlines, of course, as the Hollywood star parachuted in to boost the box office, if not here but at the ensuing West End run. And whatever the off-stage drama, he makes for a spirited, compelling Randle P McMurphy, the hollerin', yahooin' rebel who tries to shake up the arid, soulless atmosphere of the lunatic asylum he is committed to.
Slater has so often been compared to Jack Nicholson that it's a bold move to step into his straitjacket so deliberately. But his McMurphy is no carbon copy of Nicholson's brilliant film portrayal, even if the same spirit and energy is there.
What comes as even more of a surprise is that for all Slater's fame, and the extravagant, showmanlike nature of his role, he doesn't steal the show. This is a genuine team game and each of the ensemble cast, most of whom are comics, rises to the challenge their diverse roles bring.
Mackenzie Crook, no small name himself, excels as the shy, stammering Billy Bibbitt, bringing out his social and sexual repression with sparse emotion but detailed performance.
Of the other inmates, all deserve praise for their flawless work, but there are too many to mention. Phil Nichol, for one, is almost unrecognisable as the painfully shy buttoned-down simpleton while Ian Coppinger brings an impish cheek to Martini, the hallucinator in a flying helmet.
Brendan Dempsey perfectly captures the crushed pride of Chief Bromden, while Owen O'Neill's Harding seems the most outwardly sane inante, but he too brings a subtlety to the role, especially when Nurse Ratched's sadistic, prying questioning leaves him a broken man.
Ratched runs the ward with a rod of iron, the ultimate authority figure unbending in her adhesion to the rules and ruthless in her determination to cling to her status Frances Barber depicts Ratched as emotionally void, callously manipulating the lives of her patients simply because she can, even though it seems to bring her no pleasure.
The irony is that the patients are complicit in their own oppression. "It's for your own good" is the mantra, and they all believe it.
Although Dale Wasserman's script, and Ken Kesey's original novel, is clearly an attack on the dehumanising way mental patients are treated, the asylum as a metaphor for wider society is impossible to miss.
RP McMurphy is the free spirit, kicking out against tyranny despite the apathy of his fellow citizens. He is an irresistible force who tries to shift an immovable object, an analogy that's made literal. And even though he failed, the achievement's in the trying.
Inexorably, he and Ratched move towards a showdown. And it's when they do finally square up that the slightest of cracks start to show up in the otherwise compelling production.
When Ratched erupts with falsely indignant fury to goad McMurphy into desperate retaliation, the natural realism seems to evaporate. Barber is too obviously giving a shouty performance rather that drawing on the spite in her character's black heart
Similarly the tragic final moments of the two-hour piece fail to reach the emotional intensity they should after such a rollercoaster ride: the inevitability of McMurphy's fate seeming just another episode in asylum life, rather than the tearful climax it should have been.
But this slight disappointment in the dying minutes does not detract from the brilliance of the work in bringing such weighty but entertaining piece to vivid life. Its Assembly Rooms run sold out on anticipation, but it will continue to thrive beyond the Fringe because it delivers on that promise.
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Zoe Mercer - 15/09/2004
Having watched the film for the first time a week before, it was inevitable that I would be comparing the play to the film. The performances were verydifferent and nuances of the underlying messages were different in each. I found the film emphasised the racism and the absolute power of Nurse Ratchett. In the play, I found that the struggle between McMurphy and Ratchett much more personal and sexually charged. I found myself more involved with the non committed patients especially Owen O'Neil's Harding. Although Crook seemed at first that he was portraying shy and quiet aspects of Billy a little too much, I really missed him when he was not on stage. Christian Slater was born to play this part and I believe he excelled in the role. He had so much more passion and I could understand why McMurphy took the path he did much more thanks to his performance. He was rougher, sexier and dare I say it, even more enigmatic than Nicholson. Two main gripes: The sometimes questionable accents and the make-up on the white guy playing the Indian was orange and patchy.
Lol - 10/09/2004
I really enjoyed it.Perhaps unfairly I couldn't help comparing it to the film, and unfortunately Frances Barber's interpretation of Nurse Ratched came across as bossy (and at times hysterical) - I preferred the sinister, ice cold calm of Louise Fletcher's version. Loved the inmates though, found myself really relating to the chief in particular. The story itself is always a winner and Slater had the charisma to take on McMurphy with some style
Norman Dee - 09/09/2004
I thought it was weak. But it was cursed from the beginning by whoever decided to enrol Christian Slater, they didn't need this gross publicity stunt, he's not a great actor so why the need? The set was very cool, very slick. The atmosphere was nervous and exciting and then someone let this overactive performing baboon on the stage. I was disappointed, not just for me but for the comedians who had proved their talent in the theatre the year before who probably wanted to come back and give the crowd that had so embraced them a stealth performance. Slater was rubbish, no charisma, he touched me not and by the end I really didn't want him to. In a nutshell, the play was an ego trip, it had been eaten up by the greedy investors who wanted glory and forgot who the audience where, and most of all who had the real talent that created the magic of the year before. Stupid fools.
Wesley Strider - 23/08/2004
A bit clunky in parts but a great bit of afternoon theatre. Mackenzie Crook couldn't shake his West Country twang, "Shouty performance" comment above accurate for Frances Barber but Slaters presence ensured the audience remained on-side.
P. Brown - 19/08/2004
Competent, if always struggling to be anything more than an imitation of the film. Too much impersonation, not enough genuine characterisation, though there were a few likeable performances, especially from the in-patients. The main flaw, though, was that it failed to have genuine emotional impact. The strength of theatre over film is the ability to hit the emotional highs but, while the laughs were there, the tears were patently not. The ending, in particular, was unsatisfactorily reworked due to technical limitations
G. Knight - 18/08/2004
Brilliant! Saw it two days ago and still love it. great cast and real ensemble playing, particularly Phil Nicol, Gavin Robertson and Ian Coppinger. Al mad - but then they would be wouldn't they?
Steve Deacon - 16/08/2004
A great ensemble show, moving and funny. Slater is perfect as RP McMurphy. A great theatrical experience go see it in London's West End. The comics have taken over the asylum, and it's a joy.
Alan Smith - 12/08/2004
Brilliant! All the cast are excellent particularly Frances Barber and Christian Slater.
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A little folly destroys the reputation of the wise and honorable—The words of a wise man's mouth are gracious—A fool is full of words.
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4 If the spirit of the ruler rise up against thee, leave not thy place; for yielding pacifieth great offences.
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9 Whoso removeth stones shall be hurt therewith; and he that cleaveth wood shall be endangered thereby.
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Employment Law as If People Mattered: Bringing Therapeutic Jurisprudence into the Workplace
David C. Yamada
Suffolk University Law School
August 26, 2009
Florida Coastal Law Review, Vol. 11, p. 257, 2010
Suffolk University Law School Research Paper No. 09-38
During the past 20 years, scholars and practitioners drawn to therapeutic jurisprudence (TJ) have produced a substantial body of work, with mental health law, criminal law, family law, and legal education being focal points for examination under a TJ lens. Employment law, however, has been conspicuously underrepresented in TJ-inspired scholarly and law practice literature. This essay, emerging from a 2009 symposium on TJ hosted by Florida Coastal School of Law, is built on the premise that employment law scholars and lawyers, as well as the public at large, would benefit by applying a TJ perspective to the law of the workplace, and it suggests some framing concepts drawn from psychology and related disciplines to guide future research, analysis, and practice. Relational psychology, trauma theory, and social work principles are among the ideas examned. The essay also applies these ideas to the challenges of representing employees and employers, using workplace bullying as a specific scenario for discussion.
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SUMNER, Iowa (AP) — Officials are lowering the water level of a lake in northeast Iowa to help control the spread of an invasive aquatic plant.
The state Department of Natural Resources says it began lowering the water level Monday at Martens Lake in the Sweet Marsh Wildlife Management Area. The water will be returned in the fall.
The drawdown will expose brittle naiad plants and its seeds. The plant, which was found in the lake in 2010, is considered challenging to control once it's established. Officials say air kills the plants that have been germinated and suppresses germination in seeds.
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Film/Video, Structuring Strategies Presents Laida Lertxundi: Farce Sensationelle, Footnotes to a House of Love, My Tears Are Dry, Cry When it Happens/Llora Cuando Te Pase, A Lax Riddle Unit, and other work
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FILM/VIDEO: "The enigmatic cinema of Laida Lertxundi resists easy categorization. Her works could be described as landscape films, set as they are against the backdrop of Southern California's deserts and mountains, its blue skies and wild shores. These environments are sparsely populated with non-actors, who are sometimes wandering, sometimes still. Sequences are repeated and reframed, calling back to one another; recorded music plays within the world of the film, taking on the character not of a soundtrack but of a field recording. Narratives are hinted at, flirted with, yet never realized. Her films function as both exactingly arranged experiments with the syntax of film language and lovesick daydreams, fragmented and full of longing."
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Farce Sensationelle
2009, 2.5 min, 35mm
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Footnotes to a House of Love
2007, 13 min, 16mm
"Laida Lertxundi 's Footnotes to a House of Love, also set in southern California, was in some ways the aftermath to the apocalyptic buildup of SpaceDisco-One. The desert, so often a stand-in for other places imagined by Hollywood, here is barren and bright, set to the tune of Leslie Gore and the Kinks playing through an intrepid little tape deck. The tinny sound carries through a broken down house, a house without walls and whose door falls down the moment someone tries to open it. People drift by and a couple makes love on a sheet laid out in the sand; it's not clear where the house ends and the desert begins. The music plays in most of the film like a radio signal, a relic of another time, now gone. The film is pervaded with the sense of something having happened, though we're given only brief glimpses of what came after." –Genevieve Yue, Senses of Cinema
"The Grand prize of Basque Cinema, Footnotes to a House of Love, by Laida Lertxundi, begins by weaving a series of brushstrokes in the form of annotations, using fragmentation (and the partial use of off frame) and long shots to transform the non-actor into non-character. Maneuver by which all is left is the referent of the California desert landscape. There is a break with cinematographic boundaries and a departure into the terrain of video art." –Cahiers Du Cinema, Spain
My Tears Are Dry
2009, 4 min, 16mm
"My Tears are Dry (2009) is even more minimalist in its riddling structure. Lertxundi cuts between an image of a woman's torso on a bed, playing and rewinding the same snip of Hoagy Lands' title ballad, and another woman sitting on a couch strumming a dissonant chord. Out of this frustrated syntax comes blessed continuity. The song breaks through and sets in motion a weightless daydream borrowed from Bruce Baillie's 1966 single-shot film, All My Life (included on the same program along with other antecedents by Hollis Frampton and Morgan Fisher): in place of his horizontal pan across flowers, Lertxundi tilts her camera up past palms towards the same pale blue sky. Poignant without object, the film delivers a gentle spiritual plea for persistence."
– Max Goldberg, San Francisco Bay Guardian
Cry When it Happens / Llora Cuando Te Pase
2010, 14 min, 16mm
"Los Angeles City Hall is reflected onto the window of the Paradise Motel. It serves as an anchor for this traversal through the natural expanse of California. Here, we discover a restrained psychodrama of play, loss, and the transformation of everyday habitats. Music appears across the interiors and exteriors and speaks of limitlessness and longing."–http://laidalertxundi.com
"Cry When It Happens(…) sees characters with their vision subsumed in the portholes of dingy technology-and eventually takes on their perspective. In the first image, two girls splay on a couch, antiparallel but touching, vaguely grinning, with the light intensified on their arms and faces. Already the film's both naturalistic, with feeling—a delimited space, real-time hold, physical respite, sense of the bodies touching cloth on all sides—and slightly surreal: their sense of comfort, huddling, belied by the unnecessarily tight squeeze. Eventually two figures in an LA motel room watch TV footage of the sky while one fingers an accordion, and some minutes later, that sky footage becomes the film itself, God's heavens accompanied by the Blue Rondos' "Little Baby." – David Phelps, The L Magazine
A Lax Riddle Unit
2011, 6min, 16mm, color, sound
"In a Los Angeles interior, moving walls for loss. Practicing a song to a loved one. A film of the feminine structuring body." –http://laidalertxundi.com
"Laida Lertxundi's A Lax Riddle Unit (2011) also shows a series of gentle transformations. Each of the film's turns reveals a surprise: a woman suddenly appearing in bed, and, from behind an album cover, her shy smile. With the film's elements of Los Angeles landscape, houseplants, and James Carr's plaintive "Love Attack," continually rearranged like the letters of the title, which is an anagram for Lertxundi's own name, there is the sense of kaleidoscopic rotation, breathtaking views made with the slightest of movements: changing light, cuts, and slowly revolving camera pans."– Genevieve Yue, reverseshot.com
"A Lax Riddle Unit (2011) opens on the curled lip of James Carr's soul number "Love Attack" and a cragged landscape view. The long take floods with softening light, but then a terrifically decisive cut deposits us in the flat light of an apartment. The sudden switch bears the imprint of both insight and displacement. Leafy potted plants reach for the natural light framed in a window, and Carr's wail gives way to Robert Wyatt's impressionism: a different emotional architecture entirely. The camera turns slow pirouettes through the apartment, passing over an amplifier (always this confusion about the relationship between sight and sound), a woman kneeling to play a keyboard, some records, and then catching up with her again sprawled in bed. As is often the case in Lertxundi's films, the composition does not settle on the human form in the usual way. The residue of the apartment, oddly reminiscent of Jean-Luc Godard's Contempt (1963), develops until a few shots later we end with a bleeding red dusk spreading across Los Angeles — an image pitched on the edge of surrender."
– Max Goldberg, San Francisco Bay Guardian
Laida Lertxundi makes films with non-actors, landscapes and sounds. Her work has been selected for the 2012 Whitney Biennial, MoMA, LACMA, the Viennale, Views from the Avant Garde at the New York Film Festival, and the Rotterdam International Film Festival. She received the Tom Berman Award for Most Promising Filmmaker at the 48th Ann Arbor Film Festival and was named as one of the "25 Filmmakers for the 21st Century" in Film Comment's Avant-Garde Poll. She is a film and video curator in the U.S. and Spain and teaches film at the University of California San Diego.


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One hundred twenty five family members gathered from Wyoming to St. George, and points in between, to celebrate the 80th birthday of their father, grandfather, and great-grandfather, Louis Whimpey.
Louis was born in Standardville on April 3, 1925. The family moved to Cleveland two years later, and Lou lived there until he entered the armed forces in WW II.
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On Friday, December 5, Detroit Mercy Law hosted a Legal Writing Institute Workshop with the topic, "Reaching, Teaching, and Employing Today's Evolving Law Student." The event was co-hosted by University of Windsor Faculty of Law.
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The SUU Wind Symphony, directed by Dr. Adam Lambert, takes on "Blue Shades" which is described as a work that combines Frank Ticheli's love of jazz and the blues with his own contemporary style. Although there is a strong allusion to the blues and a jazz feeling is prevalent, this is not a literal "Blues" piece. Blues harmonies, rhythms and melodic idioms do pervade the work, and many "shades of blue" are heard, from bright and dark to dirty and hot. Dr. Lambert sums up the piece as "a demanding work that will require strong players in every section of the band. It is also huge in scope and is also very fun to play, with much of it in a swing blues style." The piece will feature student soloist Kortne Pederson on clarinet in much of the piece.
The concert will also include performances of Frigyes Hidas' "Concerto for Basson and Wind Ensemble" featuring Benjamin Bradshaw on bassoon, and Eric Whitacre's "October."
Dr. Adam Lambert is in his second year in the Department of Music faculty as Director of Bands and Brass Studies at SUU. He previously spent seven years directing the band and brass programs at Chadron State College in Nebraska, where he conducted the Wind Symphony, Symphonic Band, and Athletic Bands and coordinated the brass studio. He holds degrees in music education from Brigham Young University and a doctorate in trumpet performance from the University of North Texas. As an active trumpet educator, performer, and clinician in both classical and jazz, Dr. Lambert performed and recorded with the University of North Texas Wind Symphony on the series Teaching Music through Performance. He has performed as a professional jazz musician at many major jazz festivals, including the Snow Bird Jazz Festival, the Park City Jazz Festival, and the Salt Lake City Jazz Festival. Dr. Lambert is a Bach trumpet artist and clinician for the Conn-Selmer Corporation.
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H.Lyoud wrote:For those who compare Kimi and Lewis keep on mind Kimi did soft-medium, Lewis did soft-soft.
The Lotus driver's race simulation was among the most impressive of the day as he completed a 65-lap run on four sets of Pirelli tyres; three soft, one hard. During these stints he suffered performance drop-off of no more than 1.8s on any given set of tyres.
While his drop-off figures were the best of the race simulations, his overall pace was still shy of Lewis Hamilton's McLaren, which seemed to have a 0.2s advantage on any given lap of a stint.
Chuckjr wrote:If Lewis was only of softs and the best he could muster was half a second behind the lotus?? Whoops. The Macca fans may be all excited over nothing. I know...it's just testing but nobody here seems to care as everyone keeps comparing times.
Interesting Ferrari continues to put up fast times throug most of the testing. We may have a situation like last year where everyone wrote off the Macca and it ended up being competitive, and now everyone writes off the Ferrari and yet Alonso may be sitting on pole in Oz. We all know he likes a pointy car that gets to speed quickly. His Ferrari does both....
JohnsonsEvilTwin wrote:Mercedes have raw pace on long runs but their tyre wear is an issue.
JohnsonsEvilTwin wrote:snoop1050 wrote:i'd be amazed if we asee anything like that degradation in the actual races
Barcelona is notorious for killing tyres. Its no Canada, but its still a rubber chomper.
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Where you not saying the championship was over after seeing the RB8.5 yesterday?
Hail22 wrote:Lets just wait til Melbourne, Ferrari seem very "weird" before the season opener almost trying to give a false sense of security to RBR and Macca.
Also it could be struggling so much that maybe its time Stefano and Fry disappear with a few people and a fresh new technical group is created?
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Science 8 is Cooking with Chemistry 2014by sjbrooksct As a culminating activity for an 8th grade science unit on classifying matter, students adapted favorite recipes to incl..
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A Gluten Free Christmas with Gluten Free Mamaby GlutenFreeMama Enjoy success baking this Christmas season with Gluten Free Mama, Rachel Edington's Christmas E-Cookbook. Rachel shares..
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Rainbows Of Vegan Loveby Veganixie Rainbows of vegan love is the brainchild of Sheri Fuqua – and a guide on the super easy way to eat all your favorite n..
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Cole Family Cookbook 2015by lkayers The kitchen was the most important room in the house in Grandma Cole's day. Her kids still talk about Grandma's fried pi..
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Condition 1 - A trashed surfboard, looks like poo. Not ridable or usable in any way. Not worth dumpster diving for, leave it in there.
Condition 2 - This board too, is trashed. Fins broken out, broke in half or bucked/delaminated. Not usable for surfing but could be used as decoration (best side out) the board may still has some value here. Fence posts in the back yard?
Condition 3 - The board could be ridden but has serious issues. It may still be buckled or could have hidden major delamination. There are likely open dings. Be very careful when buying a used board with this low of a rating.
Condition 4 - A usable surfboard but not in good shape. Some dings repaired but not very well. Or it may be an old surfboard that has not much life left.
Condition 5 - This surfboard is ridable and functional, but is quite worn. It's best years are behind it. Repaired dings may not be repaired very well.
Condition 6 - Although this board is worn or old, there is still some life left in this surfboard. Repaired dings are satisfactorily repaired buy some surfers standards.
Condition 7 - A used surfboard but overall in fair to good condition. Still plenty of life left in this used surfboard. Any open dings are quite minor, or already repaired.
Condition 8 - A repaired ding or three but professionally done so the board is in overall in very good condition.
Condition 9 - A new surfboard or like new. In great condition. A few possible minor surface scratches, minor off coloring, or imperfections, so this surfboard cannot be called a 10.
Condition 10 - Brand new. In perfect shape.
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PRICE-Our loving son, brother, grandson, friend, and beloved classmate, Tom Andrew King, age 12, passed away Sept. 26, 2009.
He was born Sept. 21, 1997 in Coeur D'Alene, Idaho to Dale Andrew and Nataliya Reshtanenko King.
Tom was a very energetic child who loved being involved in football, basketball, baseball, riding his bicycle, shooting his B.B. gun, swimming at the wave pool, skateboarding, playing the acoustic guitar and boxing. He was very athletic and was the recipient of five presidential awards for physical fitness. Tom was currently attending Castle Heights Elementary where he enjoyed math and playing the trumpet in the band.
Tom was a member of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary Greek Orthodox Church where he served as an altar server. He dearly loved his family, especially caring for his little sister Lisa, and helping his big sister, Niki. He was a very entertaining young man who was loved by all. Tom loved spending time with his family, especially going to work with his dad.
Survived by his loving parents, Dale and Natali King; sisters, Niki and Lisa King, all of Price; grandparents, Dink (Susan) Roop, Sandpoint, Idaho; Youri (Svetlana) Reshtanenko, Kiev, Ukraine; sisters, Julie Nowak, Coeur d'Alene, Idaho; Kathy Daugherty, Thompson Falls, Mont.; brother, Ryan King, Post Falls, Idaho; also survived by two nephews one niece, many aunts, uncles, cousins, and dear friends.
He was preceded in death by his grandparents, Lloyd and Wanda King; and uncle, Brad King.
Graveside services for Tom will be held Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2009, 2 p.m. Cliffview Cemetery, Price. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home of Price where friends are welcome daily.


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|Project Title
|Principal Investigator
|A mitochondrial etiology of autism
|Wallace, Douglas
|University of California, Irvine
|A non-human primate autism model based on maternal infection
|Patterson, Paul
|California Institute of Technology
|A role for immune molecules in cortical connectivity: Potential implications for autism
|Elmer, Bradford
|University of California, Davis
|Autism: Role of oxytocin
|Ellerbeck, Kathryn
|University of Kansas Medical Center
|CD8 + T lymphocyte function in autism
|Ashwood, Paul
|University of California, Davis
|CD8 + T lymphocyte function in autism
|Ashwood, Paul
|University of California, Davis
|Consequences of maternal antigen exposure on offspring immunity: An animal model of vertical tolerance
|Rall, Glenn
|The Fox Chase Cancer Center
|Evaluation and treatment of copper/zinc imbalance in children with autism
|Ramer, Jeanette
|Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical Center
|Gene-environment interactions in the pathogenesis of autism-like neurodevelopmental damage: A mouse model
|Pletnikov, Mikhail
|Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
|How does IL-6 mediate the development of autism-related behaviors?
|Hsiao, Elaine
|California Institute of Technology
|Immune molecules and cortical synaptogenesis: Possible implications for the pathogenesis of autism
|McAllister, A. Kimberley
|University of California, Davis
|Impact of innate immunity on regressive autism
|Jyonouchi, Harumi
|University of Medicine & Dentistry of New Jersey
|Impact of innate immunity on T and B cell differentiation in autistic children/Altered TLR response in a subset of children with regressive autism
|Jyonouchi, Harumi
|University of Medicine & Dentistry of New Jersey
|Impact of innate immunity on T and B cell differentiation in autistic children/Altered TLR response in a subset of children with regressive autism
|Jyonouchi, Harumi
|University of Medicine & Dentistry of New Jersey
|Influence of oxidative stress on transcription and alternative splicing of methionine synthase in autism
|Muratore, Christina
|Northeastern University
|Is autism a mitochondrial disease?
|Giulivi, Cecilia
|University of California, Davis
|Maternal infection and autism: Impact of placental sufficiency and maternal inflammatory responses on fetal brain development
|Palmer, Theo
|Stanford University
|Maternal inflammation alters fetal brain development via tumor necrosis factor-alpha
|Carpentier, Pamela
|Stanford University
|Mechanisms of mitochondrial dysfunction in autism
|Shoffner, John
|Georgia State University
|Modulation of neuronal cysteine uptake and redox status by morphine, gluten/casein-derived opiates and naltrexone
|Deth, Richard
|Northeastern University School of Pharmacy
|Neuroimmunologic investigations of autism spectrum disorders (ASD)
|Swedo, Susan
|National Institutes of Health (NIH)
|Primate models of autism
|Bauman, Melissa
|University of California, Davis
|Project 2: Immunological susceptibility of autism
|Van de Water, Judy
|University of California, Davis
|Redox abnormalities as a vulnerability phenotype for autism and related alterations in CNS development
|Hepel, Maria
|State University of New York at Potsdam
|Redox abnormalities as a vulnerability phenotype for autism and related alterations in CNS development
|James, Sandra
|Arkansas Children's Hospital Research Institute
|IACC Strategic Plan Objective
|Support at least four research projects to identify mechanisms of fever, metabolic and/or immune system interactions with the central nervous system that may influence ASD during prenatal-postnatal life by 2010 (Fever studies to be started by 2012).
IACC Recommended Budget: $9,800,000 over 4 years
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30 projects
37 projects
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26 projects
|2.S.A. Funding: The recommended budget for this objective was met.
Progress: Many projects were funded in this area (approximately 20-30 per year), but the field is still developing, and emphasis on this objective should continue in the future. Scientific advances have been made in linking maternal innate immune function and immune-system challenge to aspects of ASD. Methodological advances in the field include the development of animal models for study of the role of the immune system in ASD and PET ligands for imaging microglial activation.
Remaining Gaps, Needs and Opportunities: There is a need for a well-designed, multi-site clinical study of clinical effects of fever and to develop standard measures of fever and behavioral/cognitive outcomes. Questions about fever could be integrated into funded epidemiological studies. There is also interest in further work on metabolic and mitochondrial issues, but in order for this work to be done, there is a need for validation and standardization of measures for assessment of oxidative stress and mitochondrial function. More guidance is needed on the key questions for this field to answer â a workshop to define these methodologies may be helpful. One of the key questions is to determine whether it is the body temperature associated with fever or some consequence of immune activation and production of the febrile state that leads to amelioration of cognitive function.


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University of Rochester Medical CenterSchool of Medicine and Dentistry601 Elmwood Ave, Box 703Rochester, NY 14642
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Dr. Bulger is interested in the interplay between tissue-specific gene expression and large-scale patterns of chromatin structure, as well as mechanisms by which enhancers and locus control regions (LCRs) mediate gene activation over large genomic distances. He addresses these questions using genes up-regulated or specifically expressed during late erythroid differentiation, including the b-globin genes, as models. Ongoing or planned projects in his lab include:
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