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Program Director: Elaine Fielder, M.D.
Program Academic Administrator: Cassandra Shorter, B.S
Pediatric Residency Program - Houston
The Pediatric Residency Program at Baylor College of Medicine, fully accredited by the ACGME, provides an extraordinary array of training opportunities from community-based practice to extensive research in subspecialty pediatrics at one of the most advanced medical centers in the world.
Our training sites encompass Texas Children's Hospital and The Harris Health System. Together they provide residents with a diverse spectrum of patients and exceptional opportunities to study the health and illnesses of children from infancy through adolescence.
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Texas Children's Hospital is an internationally recognized, full-care pediatric hospital located in the Texas Medical Center in Houston, Texas. It is the largest pediatric hospital in the United States, staffed by BCM clinical faculty and is dedicated to providing the finest possible pediatric patient care, education and research. The 2020 - 2021 edition of Best Children's Hospital by U.S. News & World Report ranked Texas Children's Hospital fourth in the country among the nearly 200 pediatric centers. For the twelfth straight year, Texas Children's' Hospital was placed on the Best Children's Hospital Honor Roll of best pediatric institutions. Texas Children's Hospital is one of the only 10 children's hospitals across the country to achieve the Honor Roll designation, and the only hospital in Texas – and the southern United States – awarded this distinction.
Ben Taub Hospital
Ben Taub Hospital is part of the Harris Health System and provides care for low-income families who depend primarily on the Health System for their health care. The pediatric department provides care for newborns in the Level I, II, and III nurseries at this facility. In addition to their work in the nurseries, residents staff the pediatric service within the emergency department at Ben Taub. Staffed by physician faculty and residents from BCM, Ben Taub serves as a teaching facility to the next generation of healthcare providers. The Harris Health System operates an outpatient facility devoted exclusively to the care of infants, children, and adolescents in Pasadena, a Houston suburb. Residents appreciate the opportunity to give back to their community by helping to provide care to the underserved.
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Feminist writings by Canadian anarchist guerillas Ann Henson and Julie Belmas.
Many feminist theorists and activists categorically condemn "violence" — be it offensive or defensive, physical or verbal — on the grounds that "violence" (an extremely ambiguous term in itself) has it's roots in patriarchal culture and the patriarchal mindset, and is somehow the "invention" of men — as if violence doesn't appear everywhere in the natural world in myriad forms, usually contributing in significant ways to the balance of local ecosystems. While certain feminist thinkers put forth an analysis of violence and hierarchical power relationships that is well worth considering, a wholesale condemnation of revolutionary violence aimed at the destruction of that which oppresses us is a gross oversimplification of an extremely complex situation: that is, the web of patriarchal tyranny that all of us, wimmin and men alike, find ourselves born into, where violence is used by our oppressors to enforce our political and social submission, and where we are all desperately looking for effective ways to reclaim our lives. Analyzing the role of armed resistance movements (and wimmins participation in them) in the larger liberation struggle against patriarchy and civilization from an entirely "essentialist" perspective — as Robin Morgan does in her often cited work The Demon Lover — is a misleading and deceptive form of Herstorical revisionism, as it completely discounts the lives of wimmin like Harriet Tubman, who led armed guerrilla raids into the southern united states (basically a slave-owning armed camp) to rescue fellow New Afrikans from captivity, as well as numerous other wimmin like Assata Shakur, Marilyn Buck, and Bernadhine Dhorn, who enthusiastically embraced armed struggle as a tactic and had no regrets about it. This article will not attempt to defend armed struggle (because in our opinion it requires no justification) but will instead focus on two very specific groups (of many) that engaged in violent rebellion against the institutions of patriarchy.
I Have Not Signed A Treaty With Any Government: A Brief Look At "Direct Action" and "The Wimmin's Fire Brigade"


Finn....if you are a branch who is in the vine and you are cut off and thrown away outside to be burned....does that suggest that one is still saved? Of course not....and that was Jesus point. We have to keep following the commandments to keep abiding in him. Jesus is crystal clear about this....he told his apostles....if they didn't abide they would be lost.
The branch and the salt stories surely do seem to indicate that salvation can be lost. The more I read, the more convinced I become about that. I will talk to my pastor about it on Sunday.
Finn....if you want to know the truth I have provided a wonderful website. He has two full books that you can read each chapter online and decide for yourself what Jesus really said....I've found that asking someone only gives me their opinion. It is better to let God lead you into the truth. Look under the book section. Start with Jesus Words on Salvation.
It doesn't matter how many times they hear you say it for some reason the post always goes beyond the point of Salvation or the result of it. I just don't understand why this is so hard for them to understand.
Don't worry Mike I get what you are saying and we are on the same page.
Thanks Raelyn. Many people just prefer their own opinion over the word of God. It's arrogance. Many people hate the truth and are offended by it. They will never accept the truth.
Since God's policy is grace, Satan attacks with religion, cults and legalism. And many people buy into these things. It's all part of the angelic conflict. The spiritual warfare that is going on in the world.
If Salvation is a gift and Gods gifts are "irrevocable" cannot be lost, how can someone lose "True salvation" God gives True believers the seal or (stamp) of the Holy Spirit as a promise and that word seal is the same meaning as the stamp on the decree of a Kings scroll.. it cannot be removed. I did a thorough study of this subject when I first came to Christ. And I mean thorough.
You guys are taking scripture out of context. What fear you must live in , geez if you make one false move, sin one too many times you are not saved anymore? Come on...what kind of a loving Father would do that sort of thing.
Sort of like working out one's salvation with fear and trembling perhaps, like Paul says we are expected to do?
Finn....if you want to know the truth I have provided a wonderful website. He has two full books that you can read each chapter online and decide for yourself what Jesus really said....I've found that asking someone only gives me their opinion.
I'll take a look, but no matter how you research it, or who you ask, there will always be opinons going both ways.
What does the story about the branch and the salt mean then? What does it mean to be cut off and be thrown into fire or salt being tossed away on the street?
No, no one said that one slip would take anything away. However I believe if you turn your back to God permanently and quit producing fruit, then you will get cut off the vine.
So true! That's why in my opinion it's wise not to just blindly accept what scholars and their devotees say and take things to the Lord for oneself when it comes to matters perceived as pertaining to one's salvation.


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Up Close: Maria & Steve Broutt
By Kveller May 21, 2014
1. Are you raising your kid(s) with one religion, both religions, or somewhere in between?
We are raising our children Jewish, and they will be attending a Jewish preschool in the fall. Growing up in a Catholic school and [with a] strict Catholic upbringing, religion was a big part of my life. What I took from it was a love for religious history and spirituality. Even though I have converted and my children are Jewish I believe in teaching my children about Christian holidays, and why we celebrate them. Right now they celebrate both Christian holidays with my family and Jewish holidays with my husband's family. They are still to0 young to ask questions but when the time comes I hope that I can teach my children to embrace both sides of their parents' history and traditions. I never want my children to feel like they need to choose sides. It's important to both of us that they become good people first, and Jewish second.
2. How do you feel about your family being labelled "interfaith"?
Honestly, I have never given that word much thought. We're just a family. We're just two people whose families come from two different parts of the world, with very different lives. Together we created two beautiful children. Isn't that what every family really is? Just a blending of two families that come together to create something beautiful.
3.What did you think would be an issue about being an interfaith family that really hasn't been?
Before my children were born, I struggled a lot with how I would raise them. How would I explain Christmas to them? Easter? What would we do about holidays between families? How would I explain my Filipino family's very strict Christian beliefs vs. our own Jewish beliefs? Actually none of these things have been an issue. I'm actually very proud of my children's unique and diverse family. I can't wait until the day they will ask me more questions about our family. I want to teach them everything, I want to leave nothing out. I have so much to share with them, as does my husband's family. I see these things as opportunities to make my children more tolerant and compassionate people, and really that is all my husband and I could really wish for.
4. How did you choose your kids' names?
Our daughter Charlotte Ciperiana was named after both our grandmothers who had passed. Charlotte was my husband's grandmother, and Ciperiana was my grandmother. I love that my daughter has such a Filipina name behind her Jewish grandmother's name.
My son Jackson Wesley was named after my husband's grandfather and my father, both who have passed. Jackson was for his grandfather Jack, and Wesley was my father's middle name.
These names mean a great deal to us. When we found out we were pregnant, we picked one name for a boy and one name for a girl. There were never any contending names. Lucky for us we had boy/girl twins, and we never had to choose.
5. What's your word of advice to other interfaith families?
My advice to other families would be to do what's best for your family. What you feel comfortable with. Be as observant or non-observant as you wish. If you want your children to know both religions, then teach them both. Know what is important to both you and your partner and build your home from there. Tradition and history is important in our family. I want my children to know where they came from, where their grandparents immigrated from and why.
I think once you have a sense of who you are and where you come from you can embrace all the special differences in your life. Religious or not.
"Up Close" is a photo and interview series on Kveller aiming to put a face on the interfaith conversation. We'll be highlighting interfaith families and hearing their stories all month. If you're interested in participating, send an email to info@kveller.com with the subject line "Kveller Up Close."

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Home > Faze Clan Kicked Out Cented For Racist Remarks
Faze Clan Kicked Out Cented For Racist Remarks
By Rishabh Shandilya July 12, 2022
Following a current live stream in which he used the N-word, Cented has been kicked out of FaZe Clan. FaZe Clan reacted after a video surfaced showing Cented making slurs that were clearly racist. FaZe said in an announcement that it expects its players to keep changing along with it. Cented has been indefinitely expelled from FaZe because of his usage of racial slurs. We, along with the rest of the gaming world, will no longer allow any form of bigoted comments.
March 2021 marked Cented's debut with FaZe Clan. According to Twitch and YouTube stats, this young Fortnite gamer has more than 200,000 subscribers. Cented confirmed the split on social media before FaZe's release, acknowledging he committed an "error" for which he had "no explanations. " Soon after, a lengthier apologetic text was issued.
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FaZe is constantly evolving and we expect our members to do the same.
Cented is permanently removed from FaZe due to his use of hate speech. We, and the gaming community at large can't tolerate discriminatory language any longer.
— FaZe Clan (@FaZeClan) July 3, 2022
To begin, please accept my apologies. Apologies not since I was caught, but because I should have made better choices, "Cented penned. "I can't use my inexperience or unfortunate age as an excuse for forgetting a phrase like that. It has no business being part of my lexicon. I should have known better as an adult. Even though I had access to all the information I needed to make an informed decision, I nevertheless decided to behave in an unwise manner. I'm sorry about that.
I apologise to the Fortnite family and the audience that has provided me a place and a vocal for this. To say that I didn't take advantage of a once-in-a-lifetime chance would be an understatement. By being stupid, I placed myself and all I stand for in risk. I'm embarrassed by who I've become and what I've done.
Faze clan is no stranger to racial controversy. In reaction to a FaZe Clan tweet greeting everybody a "Happy Pride Month," Talal "Virus" Almalki stated at the start of June that he "doesn't support any form of LGBTQ or whatever." Following Virus's posting, the message has been taken down, but not before receiving criticism on social networking sites. At the time of this post, he is a member of FaZe Clan.
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