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Helmsley Trust Grant Advances OHSU's Search for a Diabetes Cure
A new grant from the Leona M. and Harry B. Helmsley Charitable Trust will advance Oregon Health & Science University's pioneering work in the use of gene and cell therapies to cure Type 1 diabetes – the form of the disease that today is usually controllable only through daily insulin injections.
November 03, 2009 Portland, OR
The three-year, $450,000 grant – OHSU's first from the New York-based trust – will support work by Markus Grompe, M.D., a professor in the OHSU School of Medicine Departments of Pediatrics and Molecular and Medical Genetics. Grompe has earned international acclaim for a diverse list of achievements in the areas of stem cell and gene therapy research, including breakthroughs in Fanconi anemia, hereditary liver diseases and liver regeneration.
The grant will enable Grompe to apply his expertise in liver genetics to correct the underlying cause of Type 1 diabetes: the failure of "beta cells" in the pancreas to produce the insulin our bodies need to convert sugars and other foods into energy. The research aims to replace these deficient pancreatic cells with liver cells that have been genetically reprogrammed to produce and secrete insulin. If successful, this research could relieve patients of the burdensome daily survival routine of blood sugar checks, insulin injections and strict dietary regimens.
Grompe's leadership in the study of liver progenitors – stem cells derived from liver and related tissues that shed light on how the liver develops and regenerates – provides the basis for the Leona M. and Harry B. Helmsley Charitable Trust-funded project. He said the grant will help move his research in a new direction.
"Currently my laboratory is mostly a 'liver lab,' and our focus in regenerative medicine has been on cell and gene therapy for liver diseases," he said. "This grant expands our horizons in seeking to use liver cells not only for the treatment of liver diseases but for the use of cell therapy to treat Type 1 diabetes. I'm very grateful for the opportunity this grant gives us to put our strengths together in a new way."
Grompe's project has two major phases. First, he will attempt to identify the easiest types of liver cells to reprogram into insulin-secreting pancreatic beta-cells. Candidates include the distinct-but-closely-related cells of liver itself, the bile ducts and gall bladder. Once the best cell type is identified, Grompe will work on perfecting methods to mass produce it in tissue culture. When available in sufficient quantities, the cells would be reprogrammed in vitro and ultimately transplanted into diabetic mice to test their insulin-producing efficiency.
The ultimate goal of the research is to scale up this system for the treatment of human patients with Type 1 diabetes. Grompe said he will be studying liver cells from both mice and humans, but noted that no tissue specimens will be removed from human patients specifically for this investigation. Rather, he said, the cells would be collected from otherwise-discarded tissues removed during routine liver or gall bladder surgeries.
"If this work is successful, it will lead to future treatments where diabetes patients donate their own liver or gall bladder cells for reprogramming into beta-cells," he said. "That eliminates any risk of immune rejection of transplanted cells."
The Leona M. and Harry B. Helmsley Charitable Trust provides funding for innovative and collaborative type 1 diabetes research as part of their focus in Health and Medical Research. The OHSU funding is part of the Helmsley Type 1 Diabetes Consortium, which recently awarded a total of more than $21 million in grants to 11 institutions and organizations. This recent funding is focused on advancing the understanding of type 1 diabetes, with the goal of developing therapeutic solutions for patients living with the disease until a cure can be found.
The award comes at a particularly opportune time for OHSU, said OHSU Foundation President Allan Price. "This grant provides a great backdrop for the launch of a major new OHSU/OHSU Foundation initiative to raise significant philanthropic support to fund diabetes research and care," Price said.
"In a state that's experienced a 35-percent jump in diabetes cases in just a decade, the need is urgent to attack this problem from several different angles. We're seeking philanthropic investment that will enable OHSU to leverage the individual efforts of 100 or more OHSU scientists doing diabetes-related research, just as the Harold Schnitzer Diabetes Health Center has accomplished for our clinical and outreach services," he said.
Oregon Health & Science University is the state's only health and research university and Oregon's only academic health center. OHSU is Portland's largest employer and the fourth largest in Oregon (excluding government). OHSU's size contributes to its ability to provide many services and community support activities not found anywhere else in the state. It serves patients from every corner of the state, and is a conduit for learning for more than 3,400 students and trainees. OHSU is the source of more than 200 community outreach programs that bring health and education services to every county in the state.
ABOUT MARKUS GROMPE, M.D.
Dr. Grompe is a professor in the OHSU Departments of Pediatrics and Molecular and Medical Genetics. He is also the director of the Papé Family Pediatric Research Institute and the Ray Hickey Chair, as well as the director of the Oregon Stem Cell Center.
ABOUT THE LEONA M. AND HARRY B. HELMSLEY CHARITABLE TRUST
The Leona M. and Harry B. Helmsley Trust, established in 1999, is administered by five trustees selected by Leona Helmsley as a continuation of Mr. and Mrs. Helmsley's generous giving through their lifetimes. The Trust supports a diverse range of organizations with a major focus on health and medical research, in addition to programs in human services, education and conservation. The Trust aspires to improve lives by supporting effective nonprofits. Earlier this year, the Trust announced $136 million in grants to charitable organizations across the United States and abroad.
The OHSU Foundation is a separate 501(c)(3) organization that exists to secure private philanthropic support for Oregon Health & Science University. The foundation raises funds from individuals, companies, foundations and organizations, and invests and manages gifts in accordance with donors' wishes.
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Q: How can a reference variable be returned into a function? #inlcude<iostream>
using namespace std;

int & change(int);
int a[5]={10,20,30,40,50};
int main()
{
       int i;
       for(i=0;i<5;i++)
           change(i)=a[i]+5;

       for(i=0;i<5;i++)
           cout<<"   "<<a[i]<<endl;
}

int & change(int i)
{
        return a[i];
}

It works. How can we right function left side? Why it did not give me error lvalue is required?
Please explain how it works and how reference variable return in function?

A: Here, change(i) is returning values of type int by reference.
Returning values by reference in C++
A C++ program can be made easier to read and maintain by using references rather than pointers (no segmentation faults). A C++ function can return a reference in a similar way as it returns a pointer.
When a function returns a reference, it returns an implicit pointer to its return value. This way, a function can be used on the left side of an assignment statement. And so change(i)=a[i]+5; is an acceptable and correct statement.
A key difference between a pointer and a reference however, is that the reference can't be NULL, while the pointer can. The reference must be initialized when it is declared.
int i;
int &j = i;      // Acceptable
int &k;          // Not Acceptable
int &l = NULL;   // Not Acceptable
int *p = NULL;   // Acceptable
int *p1 = &i;    // Acceptable

A: You are returning an lvalue.
Non-const references can only bind to lvalues. You are returning a reference to an array in memory. That is an lvalue. So it works.
This would not work:
int & change(i) {
    return 7;
}

7 has no memory address, it is a constant. It will not bind to the return type.

A: You array consist of referenced on the value. Your change(i) return reference to value, and after you modificate it

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Royals shortstop Adalberto Mondesi lands on injured list
By Sam McDowellThe Kansas City Star (TNS)
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Royals will navigate the final days of June without their shortstop.
The team placed Adalberto Mondesi on the 10-day injured list ahead of Thursday's series opener with the Minnesota Twins at Kauffman Stadium.
The move is retroactive to Wednesday. Mondesi exited Tuesday's game because of what he described as groin tightness.
"It was when I was sitting down in the dugout," Mondesi said after Tuesday's game. "After I ran, I was feeling good. But after I ran and all that, I sat down in the dugout (and) I felt it was getting tight."
In his place, the Royals summoned infielder Humberto Arteaga from Triple-A Omaha. To make room for Arteaga on the 40-man roster, the team designated pitcher Ben Lively for assignment.
Occupying the second or third spot in the batting order this year, Mondesi is hitting .269 with six home runs, a major league-leading eight triples and 44 RBIs. He also leads baseball with 27 stolen bases.
Arteaga's initial trip to the plate will be the first MLB appearance of his career. In his age-25 season, he was batting .292 with five home runs for Omaha. He has rotated across the infield — shortstop (21 games), second base (19) and third base (16).


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Bone marrow transplantation (BMT) or hematologic stem cell transplantation (HSCT) is most commonly used for relapsed and recurrent lymphomas. This procedure supplies the patient with stem cells, which are cells that can develop into other types of cells, to replace those that have been damaged by other treatments. Stem cells can be transplanted from either person or patient. The cells have been removed and frozen. Risk of infection is high immediately following bone marrow transplantation.
In autologous BMT/HSCT, the patient serves as his own donor. Most often the stem cells are collected from the blood, where they have been 'tricked' to leave the bone marrow, where they usually reside. They are processed and frozen. After the patient receives high-dose chemotherapy, with or without radiation, they are given back their thawed stem cells as blood transfusion. These cells will replace the previously destroyed calls and allow the body to recover much faster.
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Biological therapies make use of products of the body's own immune system. In a healthy person antibodies fight infection. Laboratory-made antibodies can fulfill the same function. Man-made monoclonal antibodies are designed to treat only lymphoma cells. Interferon, a protein usually generated by white blood cells, is known to shrink or stop the growth of lymphoma.


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So where's YOUR Toilet?
by RESULTS Australia | Nov 18, 2014 | Blog, News & Stories | 0 comments
By Samantha Chivers, RESULTS Global Health Campaign Manager
Today, on World Toilet Day, it is worth noting that a shocking 2.5 billion people still do not have access to a safe, private toilet. That's more than one in three people in the world who live every day without basic plumbing to flush, to wash their hands, to bathe their kids in clean water. If the current trend continues it is estimated that by 2015, 2.4 billion people will lack access to improved sanitation facilities.
Over one billion of these people currently have no choice but to actually defecate outside, often in the open with no privacy.
RESULTS does a lot of work on nutrition and child health. But perhaps what's not so obvious is why we're talking about water, sanitation and hygiene, or even about World Toilet Day.
Like nutrition, sanitation is not a sexy issue. No-one talks about their toilet over dinner, or about children squatting in fields around a UN conference table.
The thing is, if you use open defecation, or don't have access to clean water to do away with your… goods, or even to wash your hands, you're much more likely to get sick. Lack of sanitation and hygiene means you're likely to get all sorts of diseases, including cholera, typhoid, polio, diarrhoea and worm infestation. If your body is always fighting infections like that, how does it have the energy or resources to grow and develop?
RESULTS Australia and WaterAid Australia have recently published a paper, A comprehensive approach to addressing under-nutrition, looking at the links between water, sanitation and hygiene (known as WASH), and undernutrition.
What we found is that infections literally drain health from your body: bacterial infections and parasites damage the small intestine and reduce its capacity to absorb nutrients; diarrhoeas dehydrate and evacuate nutrients unabsorbed; and worms and other intestinal parasites steal nutrients.
We also found that children in India, a country where more than half of the population defecates in the open, children are much shorter than they should be.
Every day children are drinking water that has been mixed with their neighbour's faeces. Turns out that these infections permanently reduce your physical growth, impair cognitive development, and lead to long-term undernutrition.
6.3 million children under the age of five died in 2013. Diarrhoea, a disease caused by ingested contaminated water, is the second biggest single killer of children under the age of 5, accounting for 693,000 deaths each year.
However, the elephant in the room, the thing that kills the majority of children, often goes unacknowledged. Undernutrition is the ultimate cause of 45% of these 6.3 million deaths.
Undernutrition, diarrhoea and sanitation are intimately linked. Diarrhoea is caused by drinking water with bacteria or viruses. Each bout of disease drains your energy and nutrient stores, and if you're constantly exposed to dirty water, you're going to have a constant bouts of diarrhoea. At the same time, if you haven't been eating good food you're probably already deficient in some vitamins or minerals, which increases your susceptibility to diseases like diarrhoea and measles. It's a vicious, vicious cycle.
A great deal of the staggering burden of undernutrition can be easily dealt with more sanitation, more clean water, and improving hygiene practices.
RESULTS wants to see the Australian government being a leader in saving children's lives. This would mean having a strong strategy for child health, based on the evidence that a lack of clean water, sanitation and hygiene causes undernutrition.
The government has stated its commitment to focus on nutrition. If we want our aid to be most effective, we need to invest in things that work, and toilets work.
Check out our paper here: A comprehensive approach to addressing under-nutrition in Development Futures Bulletin
And for a sense of where other people's toilets are, check out the BBC's photo guide
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Arsenal Fans Fume Over Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang
Winnie 11 Sep 2020
Arsenal fans have expressed their disappointment over what has happened to captain Aubameyang rating on FIFA 21.
It's that time of the year when players from around the globe discover their rating on the new FIFA game. Recently, Arsenal's Aubameyang has learned of his on FIFA 21. It's, therefore, safe to say Arsenal is not too happy about it and perhaps the EA Sport can expect a strong complaint very soon.
Aubameyang is nowhere to be seen in the top 10 after the highest-rated players on the new game were revealed. Having said that, his 87 the rating does ensure he makes the cut for the top 100 after netting 29 goals across all competitions for Arsenal last season.
The decision not to name the Gabonese forward on the shortlist irked a fair few supporters. It is therefore clear majority of Arsenal supporters believe Aubameyang should have a higher rating or at least be above the likes of Raheem Sterling and Harry Kane.
The fans took on to Twitter, "No Aubameyang? Have some shame FIFA. com. What am I to expect though. This is the same FIFA that robbed Thierry Henry of a Ballon d'Or in 2004 and put him as runner up to".
Another wrote, "It is interesting how Aubameyang didn't make the 2019 FIFA FIFPRO X1 55-man shortlist even after him being in top from last season. Madrid in their worst of form had 9 players on the list. We are done FIFA".
The thread went on, "How is Pierre Emerick Aubameyang missing out on the FIFA World X1 nominations despite Benzema and Luis Suarez both of Who were dreadful last season being on the list?
Just as expected, Arsenal fans on social media are renowned for their ability to team together to get behind a campaign. This latest one actually expressed sheer bafflement around the decision made by FIFA.
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Liverpool hosts Manchester United in the 19th round of the Premier League. The legendary Scot, Sir Alex Ferguson spoke of the controversy between these teams. On Sunday, January 17, in the 19th round of the English Premier League, the reigning champions Liverpool host the leader of the tournament table, Manchester United. The legendary coach of
'Manchester have found a diamond' -Amad Diallo is compared to Ronaldo
Former United player Rio Ferdinand has spoken about the newcomer. The Merseysiders expect a lot from the 18-year-old Ivorian forward – Amad Diallo. Former Manchester United player Rio Ferdinand has spoken about the club's newcomer, Amad Diallo Traore. The 18-year-old Ivorian striker at Manchester United recently transferred from Bergamo Atalanta, while Ferdinand has already been


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Published by Robert Upward at December 19, 2016
Music Producer Achieves National Radio Coverage With Latest Hit
emaar are delighted to have reached the Kiss FM Top Ten Chart, charting at Number 2 on 8th December 2016 with their single Breathe written and produced my music producer Robert Upward.
Breathe conveys an important message close to the band members' hearts. The battle for identity has often become a torrid affair and and in many ways, it is todays youth who bear the brunt of a society obsessed with image. Through Breathe, emmar hope to encourage the idea that it's OK to be who you are, holding onto those parts of yourself which are truly important. The more young adults are empowered to take control of their own lives rather than passively being force fed who and what they should be the better.
emmar, consisting of songwriters and producers Ropert Upward and Matteo Marinacci and vocalist Ellie Henderson have developed a unique sound covering a diverse range of genres including commercial dance, electro pop, dark club and vocal ballads. emaar are regularly heard on the radio waves across Australia, and club remixes have been favourites of big name DJs including Tiesto, Van Burren ad Cosmic Gate. Their music has been filling dance floors at big dance festivals around the globe and they have an impressive catalogue of over 40 commercial releases including on the famous Ministry of Sound label. As well their extensive plays on the airwaves and at festivals, emaar have also received international recognition as finalists in the dance/electronica category of the 8th Annual Independent Music Awards in the US and semi-finalist in the 2014 International Song Competition.
Music Producer Consistently Writing Powerful And Popular Music
Having unassumingly released quality material featuring soaring melodies for over a decade, this is their first new release in four years. Rob, Matteo and Ellie are excited to see the track being so well received after such a long break. Now that Ellie and Matteo are parents, life has changed and family time has required changes to the way the group works – fewer late night recording sessions and and break times for Ellie to feed the baby! They feel that this time around, the music represents something different and having children provides a more fulfilling connection to their work.
The track Breathe, like all of emaar's music was produced at UPWARD Studios – a boutique composing, recording and production studio in Melbourne, which is headed up by emaars very own Robert Upward. UPWARD Studios is a highly regarded studio, with Robert being a highly sought after music producer who has worked with numerous artists including Shelley Segal, Elise and the Vibe and Maya
Independent radio station Kiss FM is a Melbourne based dance music radio station which can heard on the airwaves or streamed online globally. Their music music chart, featuring current trends in the dance music scene is released every Wednesday.


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Андрусяк — українське прізвище, утворене від імені Андрій.

Відомі носії
 Андрусяк Богдан Олексійович (1955) — український письменник, поет.
 Андрусяк Василь (1912 — 1946) — діяч УПА.
 Андрусяк Грег (1969) — канадський хокеїст.
 Андрусяк Григорій Якович — селянин, громадський діяч, посол Австрійського парламенту (1848—1849).
 Андрусяк Іван Михайлович (1968) — український письменник.
 Андрусяк Микола Григорович (1902 — 1985) — український історик і публіцист.
 Андрусяк Михайло Миколайович (1955) — український письменник.

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Bullet Points: Bonus Edition
• Let us all bid a fond farewell to Edd Byrnes, who played wisecracking, comb-wielding hipster and wannabe private investigator Gerald Lloyd "Kookie" Kookson III on the ABC-TV series 77 Sunset Strip. He passed away at age 87 on January 8. As Terence Towles Canote explains in his blog, A Shroud of Thoughts, "Edd Byrnes was born Edward Byrne Breitenberger on July 30, 1932, in New York City. His father died when he was 13 and he took the name of his grandfather, a New York City firefighter. He eventually took an interest in acting and following his graduation from high school he worked in summer stock. He moved to Los Angeles to pursue a career in acting. Mr. Byrnes made his television debut on [a 1955] episode of Crossroads." TMZ notes that he later played a teen-dance show host Vince Fontaine in the 1978 film Grease.
• First television gave us Hannibal (2013-2015), featuring the depraved forensic psychiatrist Hannibal Lecter from Thomas Harris' 1988 novel, The Silence of the Lambs. Now, according to the Web site Deadline, "CBS has just closed deals for Clarice, a crime-drama series project based on the famous Thomas Harris character Clarice Starling, which is set after the events in The Silence of the Lambs. The project, written and executive produced by Alex Kurtzman and Jenny Lumet, has received a big series commitment. … Clarice is set in 1993, a year after the events of The Silence of the Lambs. The series is a deep dive into the untold personal story of [FBI agent] Clarice Starling, as she returns to the field to pursue serial murderers and sexual predators while navigating the high stakes political world of Washington, D.C."
• Here's an intriguing question, addressed by philosopher Daniel C. Dennett: "Did HAL Commit Murder?" You will, of course, remember that HAL 9000 was the artificial intelligence antagonist in the 1968 science-fiction film 2001: A Space Odyssey.
• I keep forgetting to mention that blogger Evan Lewis has been posting, since November 1, installments from the 1956-1958 newspaper comic strip Nero Wolfe, based on Rex Stout's famous detective series. Click here to see them yourself.
• This comes from B.V. Lawson's In Reference to Murder:
Synchronicity Films has optioned Craig Russell's "Lennox" book series and will adapt the period Scotland-set thrillers for TV, with Robert Murphy (DCI Banks, Inspector George Gently, Vera) attached to handle the adaptation.
The series is set in tough inner-city Glasgow in the 1950s where the titular Lennox is a private eye billed as "a damaged man in a hard city at a hard time," who finds himself caught between three Glasgow crime bosses.
• Los Angeles sure was a smoggy place before 1970, when "President Richard Nixon created the Environmental Protection Agency, which led to air pollution regulations, and allowed California to make even stricter provisions within its state." It's hard to believe that Donald Trump is now moving to relax government requirements that have for so long kept the air Americans breathe both cleaner and safer.
• It's equally incredible that someone went to the trouble of putting together this 25-minute video "compilation of all guest star introductions from the television series Cannon" (1971–1976).
• Author Jess Nevins is offering, in his blog, this excerpt from his forthcoming book, Horror Fiction in the 20th Century: Exploring Literature's Most Chilling Genre (Praeger).
• Meanwhile, BOLO Books carries this extract from Hilary Davidson's Don't Look Down (Thomas & Mercer), due out in February.
• Did you know that author Steve Hamilton has a new Alex McKnight short story, Riddle Island (Blackstone), awaiting release to e-readers on February 4? Yeah, neither did I.
• CrimeReads recently posted Paul French's survey of crime fiction (and some true-crime books) set in Saint Petersburg, Russia. One of the titles he includes, and with which I was previously unfamiliar: "Andrei Bely's Petersburg (first published in serial form in 1913 and then as a revised edition book in 1922). Sadly not much read these days but considered by Vladimir Nabokov as one of the greatest novels of the twentieth century, after Joyce's Ulysses and Kafka's The Metamorphosis and before Proust."
• The Killing Times assembled this lengthy rundown of TV crime and mystery dramas set to debut in Britain during 2020. Some, though, not the entire assortment, will likely also become available to U.S. viewers. I'm particularly interested in watching the eight-part adaptation of Eleanor Catton's award-winning novel, The Luminaries, and the small-screen version of Ian McGuire's Arctic historical thriller, The North Water, both of which are coming from BBC Two.
• The literary magazine NB (short for New Books) has published a fine overview of the three novels British screenwriter Jimmy Sangster wrote about James Reed, described as "an ex-Scotland Yard detective who became the bodyguard, then lover, then husband, then ex-husband of Hollywood superstar Katherine Long." The first of those titles, 1986's Snowball, was republished last summer by Brash Books.
• As the latest James Bond film, No Time to Die, is being readied for distribution to theaters in April, the car company most closely associated with Agent 007, Aston Martin, "faces a lot of [financial] uncertainty," says The Spy Command.
• Finally, Shotsmag Confidential has posted this incomplete inventory of "crime fiction bookish events" taking place in the United Kingdom between now and June 1.
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Campus Police Chief Mary Voswinkel Economic Summit collection
Finding aid note: Stored offsite at the Library Service Center and require 24-hour notice for retrieval. Please contact the Woodson Research Center at 713-348-2586 or woodson@rice.edu for more information.
Event planning documents, correspondence, notes, drafts, memos, press releases, newsclippings, photographs and memorabilia created and maintained by Rice University in support of the 1990 Economic Summit of Industrialized Nations, hosted by Rice University.
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Stored offsite at the Library Service Center and require 24-hour notice for retrieval. Please contact the Woodson Research Center at 713-348-2586 or woodson@rice.edu for more information.
Permission to publish from the Campus Police Chief Mary Voswinkel Economic Summit Collection, 1990, UA 261 must be obtained from the Woodson Research Center, Fondren Library, Rice University.
Perhaps no other event so represented Rice's emerging role as a national, even international, institution, than its being chosen to host the 1990 Economic Summit of the Industrialized Nations. For three days in July heads of delegations from the United States, Great Britain, Germany, France, Italy, Japan, Canada, and the European Economic Community held talks at Rice, covered by thousands of journalists and communicated to the world. Rice had long hosted major world figures—General Pershing; Presidents (or presidents-to-be) Taft, Hoover, Eisenhower, Kennedy (announcing the goal of going to the moon), Johnson, Carter, Reagan; Sir Harold Wilson; Prince Philip; and the Dalai Lama suggest the range of famous visitors. But never had such an assemblage appeared at one time as during the Economic Summit. Alumni around the globe were thrilled to see on television world political leaders walking through the familiar arches of Lovett Hall.
Excerpted from Dr. John Boles' A University So Conceived: A Brief History of Rice (Revised Edition), 1997, p. 81.
Mary Voswinkel joined the Rice University Police Department in 1978 as assistant chief of police. She served as Chief of Police for 14 years before retiring in 1999. She received the 1992 Administrator of the Year Award from the university and was recognized by the Board of Trustees. She was the first female president for the Texas-New Mexico Association of Colleges and Universities.
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Event planning documents, correspondence, notes, drafts, press releases, memos, newsclippings, photographs, and memorabilia created and maintained by Rice University in support of the 1990 Economic Summit of Industrialized Nations, hosted by Rice University.
These records were transferred from Campus Police Chief Mary Voswinkel, 1990.
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Guide to the Campus Police Chief Mary Voswinkel Economic Summit collection
Campus Police Chief Mary Voswinkel Economic Summit Collection, 1990, UA 261, Rice University Archives, Woodson Research Center, Fondren Library, Rice University. http://archives.library.rice.edu/repositories/2/resources/816 Accessed January 19, 2022.


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Flight badly delayed but we about to board now so this my last post from the States till next week.😁 Will hopefully see some of ya'll either late tonight or at the game tomorrow or at the Brunny tomorrow pregame. I'll be the one yelling yee-haw Rams with a beautiful lady beside me screaming as well😎👍 COYR.
Jack would not have made much difference tonight imo with how inept everyone else was. Hell don't even think putting damn Clark Kent at attacking mid would have done much for us with how crap we were collectively.
Staying at the pentahotel Derby and plan on leaving Sunday evening and heading to Amsterdam for a day than back to London for a day and then fly home.
Obvious disappointment today but not going to let that take away from our excitement at coming to Derby. We should be arriving into Derby sometime early Friday afternoon, check into our room, do the stadium tour, and then going out and hopefully meeting up with some fellow fans on here along the way. So again would be cool to have a pint with some on here. I promise we can drink with the best of them! Just shoot me a PM on where to meet and whatnot. Will probably be pretty hungry as well, so some good food tips would be appreciated. And of course as for Saturday...let's hope we show up.
I hope so too mate. Toya and I are done packing and very eager to come over and see the Rams. Just hope it's a good day.
Just a shocking performance all around from the Rams. Absolutely no one seemed to care or had a right go at it, just totally clueless all around against a Blackburn team who have lost 9 out of their last 11 games. Hell with saying but we are still in the playoff races, don't deserve to be in them. Where is the fire and determination that was on display against West Brom? Chelsea? Etc? Just really disappointing. Must be nice for these dudes to make a good wage while the fans who work their tails off day in and day out just to see their beloved Rams are served up this drivel. Sigh. Always a Ram, but just highly disappointed with the team tonight.
I know one thing, we best get all 3 against Bolton😉 but seriously my prediction is 15 with just a small let down at Swansea.
Rams performance:10/10 Rotherham away kits: Horseshit/10.


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Discernment Done Disappeared, Part 1
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1 Corinthians 15:34 – "There are people who lack knowledge. Come to your senses; Live righteously; Stop sinning!"
Discernment in the "church" these days is lacking in so many ways. Occult teaching and practices have been allowed to come into church teachings and people's thinking via "Christian" Yoga or Taro Cards , New Age Spirituality, Christ Consciousness, Guided Meditation, Crystal Therapy, Ascended Masters, Charkas, Ancient Aliens shows, Science Fiction stories or movies, and others. One of the most virulent intrusions is through books people read and movies that people watch that are said to be Christian in nature. Let's look at some examples of these false teachings:
Heaven Is For Real by Todd Burpo and Lynn Vincent
Matthew 24:4 – "Watch out! Don't let anyone fool you!"
This book, which has sold over one million copies, and its accompanying movie was hailed by many as "an authentic, astounding, supernatural look at the other side of the veil from the trusted voice of a young boy." But its theology is unscriptural. In almost every instance either Colton or his dad, Todd, get it wrong:
Colton says Yeshua's "clothes were white" but scripture says: His robe is "dipped in blood" (Revelation 19:13).
Colton says Yeshua's sash "was purple" but scripture says the sash is "a golden sash" (Revelation 1:13).
Colton says Yeshua's horse is "a rainbow horse . . There's lots of colors" but scripture says it is a "white horse" (Revelation 19:11).
Colton says everyone in Heaven except for Yeshua "has wings" but scripture says that the only creatures that have wings are the Cherubim (Exodus 25:20), the Seraphim (Isaiah 6:2), the four great beasts (Daniel 7:1-7), and the four living creatures (Ezekiel 1:4-8, Revelation 4:8).
Colton says the angels "carry swords so they can keep Satan out of Heaven" but scripture says Satan is the "accuser of our brethren" until he is "thrown down to earth" (Revelation 12:9-10).
Heaven Is For Real is filled with false teaching. Be discerning: don't let anyone fool you into thinking this book (or movie) is Christian in nature.
The Shack by William P. Young
John 5:43 – "I came in my Father's name, and you did not accept me, but when someone else comes in their own name, you accept them."
This book, which has sold over twenty million copies, has also been hailed as being Christian in nature. Likewise, the movie based on this book. It is anything but. Its theology is totally heretical in nature:
The Shack teaches Universalism, that all ways to Heaven are equal, and that all are not judged, not punished, but purified and chastised by the fires of Hell and then once they repent, are taken to Heaven. The Bible says the opposite: "no one comes to the Father except through me, Yeshua" (John 14:6)
Yahweh the Father is personified by a female named Papa. The Bible never teaches that the Father takes on a physical form: "God is spirit" (John 4:24), nor does scripture ever portray Yahweh as female – always as male.
Yahweh the Spirit is personified by an Asian woman. Again, The Bible always portrays the Spirit as male.
The Shack presents all three members of the Trinity in human form, but the Bible shows only Yeshua taking human form.
The Shack teaches Pantheism. This is the false teaching that God is everything and everything is God. Trees, rocks, animals, the sun, pets, people…are all gods. The Bible does teach that there are gods, who make up the divine council (Psalm 82:1), but never refers to trees, rocks, animals, or heavenly planets as gods.
The Shack is filled with heresies. Be discerning: don't let anyone fool you into thinking this book (or movie) is Christian in nature.
Harry Potter by J.K. Rowling
Leviticus 19:31 – "Do not turn to spirit-mediums or sorcerers; don't seek them out, to be defiled by them."
One would think that a series of books or movies that promote sorcery, alchemy, how to be a successful wizard or witch, and how to avoid death itself by making oneself immortal would never be labeled as fit reading or watching by Christians. But they have, because they appear to be a great moral story of good overcoming evil. Bah!
The use of drugs, making of potions, and casting of spells is an ever-present theme throughout the Harry Potter series. Scripture says that those who will not give up these things will be cast into the Lake that burns with fire and sulfur. (Revelation 21:8).
Astrology is also an ever-present theme throughout. Astrology teaches that we get our direction from the stars and their alignments with each other. Scripture says that the worship or reliance on such things is forbidden and those who do so will be punished and destroyed (Deuteronomy 4:19, 17:3; Jeremiah 8:2; Zephaniah 1:5-8).
Death is just another adventure – "You can exist without your soul", says the Headmaster at Hogwarts. Scripture, however, says that "the spirit returns unto Yahweh who gave it" (Ecclesiastes 12:7).
The Harry Potter series also introduces the Patronus which scripture calls a familiar spirit (Deuteronomy 18:11, Leviticus 19:31), using amulets which scripture says is useless (Isaiah 47:9-15), astral travel and projection, or clairvoyance and divination by self will which scripture say is only done when Yahweh calls a being into his presence either in spirit or through dreams and visions.
The Harry Potter series is filled with unbiblical practices. Be discerning: don't let anyone fool you into thinking these books (or movies) are Christian in nature just because good overcomes evil.
Chronicles of Narnia and Screwtape Letters by C.S. Lewis
Matthew 7:15 – "Beware of false teachers, who come to you in sheep's clothing, but are really just wolves."
The Chronicles of Narnia are very entertaining. But not Christian in nature no matter what many may think.
Aslan is surrounded by creatures such as centaurs, minotaurs, dryads, fauns, and other hybrids which scripture condemns. Each seed is not to be mixed with other seed, but is to reproduce only within its own kind (Genesis 1:1-11 6:11-12; Leviticus 19:19). Hybrid creations are an abomination to Yahweh.
The White Witch is also surrounded by mixed seed creatures, which Scripture condemns.
The Screwtape Letters are written from the viewpoint of Satan and his demons, in which in which a senior devil sardonically instructs his apprentice nephew in methods of mortal temptation. Learning these things goes against what the Bible says we are to learn (Proverbs 7:2).
The Chronicles of Narnia series is filled with unbiblical beings that scripture calls abominations. The Screwtape Letters are instructions in Satanic temptation. Be discerning: don't let anyone fool you into thinking these books (or movies) are Christian in nature – they only pose as Christian writing but put forth the doctrines of demons.
Hosea 4:6 – "Because my people have rejected knowledge, I reject them from being a priest to me."
1 John 4:1 – "Don't trust a teacher but test them to see whether they are from Yahweh; because many false teachers have gone out into the world."
1 Peter 5:8 – "Be of sober spirit, be on the alert. Your adversary, the devil, prowls around like a roaring lion, seeking someone to devour."
Discernment in the "church" these days is lacking in so many ways. Be discerning like "Joiarib and Elnathan who were men of discernment" (Ezra 8:16). Occult teachings and practices have been allowed to come into church teachings and people's thinking via many different avenues, including books and movies that appear to be Christian in nature but are just the opposite. The authors who write these things may very well be what Scripture calls wolves in sheep's clothing (Matthew 7:15). Remember, even Satan transforms himself as an angel of light, and his messengers into ministers of righteousness (2 Corinthians 11:14-15). A true Christian will have the discernment to avoid these books, movies, and occult teachings at all costs.
A mature Christian may be able to read the fiction books or watch the movies based on these books without being compromised, but Yahweh warns us time and time again not to have any other gods before him, or to study or learn their ways. Doing so actually gives an opening to Satan and his demons which is never acceptable. Remember, Satan wants to destroy you and he always asks: "Did God really say. . . ."
Prophecy as foretold by the Hebrew prophets continues to unfold in an escalating pattern. The stage is nearly completely set. The great and terrible Day of Yahweh, Joseph's Trouble, hastens forth and will not delay. Time is short – Yeshua Ha'Mashiach is coming soon – get busy reaching the lost.
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World Net Daily Post: https://www.wnd.com/2017/03/star-of-the-shack-not-the-god-of-the-bible/
Jan Markell, Jimmy DeYoung Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-_nIx9IT5s4
John Ankerberg Post: https://www.jashow.org/articles/the-occult-and-harry-potter/
Pawcreek Ministries Post: http://www.pawcreek.org/harry-potter-antichrist/
Sheila Zilinsky Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JU_MEDqqtLU
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Financially supported by the Hong Kong Government, the company employs a team of over 80 full-time professionals including Artistic Director, Assistant Artistic Director, actors, technical and stage management staff as well as administrators.
The company has presented more than 300 productions, many of which have become classics of the local theatre canon.
It produces and develops a high-quality, innovative and diverse repertoire, encompassing Chinese, international, classic and contemporary theatre as well as original works by local artists.
The company and its Artistic Director Anthony Chan are dedicated to developing the audiences' interest and appreciation of theatre and enriching the cultural life of Hong Kong through its leading position as the city's flagship theatre company.
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Hu Xueyan, my Dear
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The life of Hu Xueyan was filled with tumult and drama, and his fate was closely tied to the ebb and flow of the fortunes of the final decades of the Qing dynasty. With a perceptive eye for current affairs and a talent to bring out the best in people, Hu transformed from a penniless boy to the nation's top merchant. Despite the tumultuous times, he capitalised on his foresight and financial resources to help Wang Youling and Zuo Zongtang combat the Taiping rebels as well as western powers. Equally comfortable among government officials and traders, Hu was a man of ideal, intent to challenge westerners on political and business fronts, while making generous donations to provide free medical care for the poor. For him, life was a never-ending pursuit.
Written by Paul Poon, the Dean of the School of Drama at the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts, and directed by celebrated director Roy Szeto, Hu Xueyan, my Dear was performed in Hong Kong, Shanghai, Beijing, Guangzhou, Tianjin and Shenzhen, receiving wide acclaimed in the sinophone theatre scene. The production won in the Hong Kong Drama Awards, Shanghai One Drama Awards and Chinese Theatre Awards including Outstanding Production of the Year, Best Overall Production, Best Script and Best Director etc. Depicting a historical story with a modern theatre approach, Hu Xueyan, my Dear creates a dialogue between the past and the present.
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Soon after the new principal reports duty, she establishes a host of new rules. Her vigorous and resolute approach upsets teachers and students alike. Gossip has it that the new principal and the vice-principal are at loggerheads. Later, an upsetting rumour rears its ugly head: the vice-principal, having served the school for almost three decades, will be transferred. This piece of news angers the student body. A campus crisis is about to set off, as parents and the school's board are also hurled into the vortex.
Written by a young playwright Ivan Kwok, Principle premiered in 2017 and revived as a new production directed by Fong Chun Kit in 2018. It won the Outstanding Performance of the Year at the 28th Hong Kong Drama Awards, Best Actor in 2019 Shanghai One Drama Awards and was nominated Best Script, Best Supporting Actor/Actress etc. With the conundrum created by two opposing parties, Principle takes the audience on a thought-provoking journey on education and justice.


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The Guardians Of The Galaxy Star You Forgot Starred In Jennifer Garner's Alias
By Nina Starner/March 18, 2021 9:15 am EST
The Marvel Cinematic Universe is full of huge stars and Hollywood mainstays, but you might have forgotten about some of those actors' earliest roles — especially when it comes to the Academy Award-nominated voice behind the franchise's favorite talking raccoon.
Since 2014, acclaimed actor Bradley Cooper has provided the snarling, sarcastic voice of Rocket Raccoon, debuting in the first Guardians of the Galaxy film and appearing in its sequel as well as crossover events like 2018's Avengers: Infinity War and 2019's Avengers: Endgame. Beyond the MCU, Cooper has become one of the most in-demand actors and creators in Hollywood in recent years. As well as earning Academy Award nods for his performances in films like 2012's Silver Linings Playbook, 2013's American Hustle, and 2014's American Sniper, Cooper has shown off his comedic chops in movie's like 2009's The Hangover and He's Just Not That Into You and has even stepped behind the camera. In 2018, he directed, wrote, and starred in reboot of A Star is Born alongside Lady Gaga, and earned an Academy Award nomination thanks to his producer credit in 2019.
Cooper has become such a huge star that, at this point, some of his earliest roles have flown under the radar. In case you forgot, here's everything you need to know about Cooper's early turn in the ABC spy drama Alias alongside Jennifer Garner.
Bradley Cooper played a major role in Alias
After getting his start in movies like 2001's Wet Hot American Summer and a television debut by way of a brief appearance in an early episode of Sex and the City, Cooper booked a main role in J.J. Abrams' series Alias as reporter Will Tippin, one of Sydney Bristow's (Garner) two best friends. Throughout the first season, Will tries to get the bottom of the mysteries surrounding the murder of Sydney's fiancé and her shady employer... without realizing that he's making himself vulnerable and visible to SD-6, an international terrorist operation posing as a covert branch of the CIA. While Sydney works to destroy SD-6 from the inside out, Will inadvertently puts himself in danger by going further down the rabbit hole, until he's forced to destroy his reputation as a reporter by discrediting his story on SD-6 to save his life.
Once Will finds out the truth about Sydney — specifically, that she doesn't actually work for a bank and is an international super-spy — he becomes her closest confidante, and eventually, the two consummate Will's long-standing crush on Sydney. However, after the series' second season puts Will in even more danger, the character joins the Witness Protection Program, writing Cooper off of the show. Cooper later made brief appearances during the show's third season and for the show's 100th episode, "There's Only One Sydney Bristow," during Alias' fifth season.
Alias was not a very good experience for Bradley Cooper
Sadly, though Alias put Cooper on the map early in his career, he apparently had a pretty bad experience. During his press tour for American Hustle in January of 2014, Cooper told GQ that as Will's character became less prominent on Alias, his time on the show turned sour quickly.
"I would only work three days a week," Cooper explained to GQ. "And then for the second season, I got even more sidelined. I was like, 'Ugh.' And then next thing you know, I was like, 'I want to f***ing kill myself.'" Though Cooper didn't have any future projects lined up, he went with his gut and quit the show before its third season — closing out this chapter in his career. "J.J. [Abrams] was like, 'Okay,'" Cooper recalled. "He probably would've fired me, anyway."
Shortly after his time on Alias, Cooper booked a supporting gig in 2004's Wedding Crashers, and his career only soared from there. You can catch Cooper's performance in the first two seasons of Alias on Amazon Video, and his appearances as Rocket Raccoon in the MCU are streaming on Disney+.