WHO WE ARE The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. is a leading global financial services firm providing investment banking, securities and investment management services to a substantial and diversified client base that includes corporations, financial institutions, governments and high-net-worth individuals. The firm is headquartered in New York and maintains offices in London, Frankfurt, Tokyo, Bangalore, Hong Kong and other major financial centers around the world. DIVISIONAL OVERVIEW The Controllers group is responsible for safeguarding the firm's assets: to help maintain the integrity of Goldman Sachs' finances and expenditures. Through careful consideration and analysis of firm finances, objectives and strategies, we ensure that the firm's businesses continue to be profitable and efficiently run. Controllers also ensure that all business practices are in compliance with financial and regulatory requirements worldwide. Since contact with virtually every part of the firm is essential to Controllers, professionals in the department experience Goldman Sachs businesses, products and sophisticated technology systems in depth.
Job Description: Goldman Sachs & Co, located in Dallas, TX seeks an Associate in the US. Real Estate (USRE) group within the Realty Management Division (RMD). USRE supports real estate investing across multiple product types across the US. This includes sourcing, underwriting and due diligence, acquisitions, asset management, construction and development activity, financings and dispositions for the firm's real estate investments.
GLOBAL COMPLIANCE Our division prevents, detects and mitigates compliance, regulatory and reputational risk across the firm and helps to strengthen the firm's culture of compliance. Compliance accomplishes these through the firm's enterprise-wide compliance risk management program. As an independent control function and part of the firm's second line of defense, Compliance assesses the firm's reputational risk associated with a variety of matters; monitors for compliance with existing and new laws, rules and regulations; designs and implements controls, policies, procedures and training; conducts independent testing; investigates, surveils and monitors for compliance risks and breaches; and leads the firm's responses to regulatory examinations, audits and inquiries. You'll be part of a team with members from a wide range of academic and professional backgrounds, such as law, accounting, sales, and trading. We look for those who possess sound judgment, curiosity, and are able to adapt to a changing regulatory landscape. Global Compliance Employee Services (GCES) is responsible for overseeing employee-related compliance matters such as licensing and registrations; employee disclosures; review and approval of employees' outside brokerage accounts; private investments, outside interests, and political contributions; and the pre-clearance process for employees' personal trading activities.
WHO WE ARE The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. is a leading global financial services firm providing investment banking, securities and investment management services to a substantial and diversified client base that includes corporations, financial institutions, governments and high-net-worth individuals. The firm is headquartered in New York and maintains offices in London, Frankfurt, Tokyo, Hong Kong and other major financial centres around the world. HUMAN CAPITAL MANAGEMENT Our division recruits, develops and rewards the people of Goldman Sachs. Our teams advise, design and implement strategies, processes and technologies that help our people advance professionally, drive productivity and help the firm and our clients achieve superior results. We look for individuals with strong problem solving and analytical skills, innovative thinking and intellectual curiosity who want to make an impact on the success of the firm's most valuable asset, our people.
As a leader in financial services for 150 years, Goldman Sachs has a long history of providing market expertise and analytics to a broad range of clients. Building on our decades of quantitative and technical experience, we are developing new, highly-scalable web platforms to provide direct access to content and services. These tools are helping to transform and simplify client experiences, while supporting the development of new business models. We are looking for talented engineers who are interested in building on these frameworks for commercially-oriented research purposes. Through our Digital Innovators Research Program, these individuals will receive sponsorship for one year of full-time investigation, as well as access to mentorship, APIs, and datasets. The Digital Innovators Research Program runs from September 2019 – August 2020. Please submit your resume and proposal as one document upon application. Applications are accepted through 11:59 PM EDT on May 31, 2019. Acceptance to the Digital Innovators Research Program is not an offer of employment; participants will be engaged as consultants of Goldman Sachs. This program is open to individuals who are authorized to work in the United States.
Application Opening Date: 02 April 2019 Application Closing Date: 29 April 2019 Location: London Salary: Competitive Full time OUR IMPACT Merchant Banking Division (MBD) invests both the firm's own capital and capital raised from outside investors in corporate equity, corporate debt, real estate and infrastructure assets world-wide. The work is deal-focused and exciting, and will bring you in contact with a wide range of businesses, industries, investment structures and products. The Private Credit Group (PCG) team originates investments across senior and mezzanine debt, preferred equity and opportunistic credit. The Private Credit platform is one of the largest originators of direct credit in the world, with $56+bn deployed in senior loans and mezzanine since 1996. PCG is a global group, with strong connectivity between the teams in New York and London. The London team focuses primarily on investing in Western Europe. PCG Program Associates work as part of small teams responsible for identifying, diligence, structuring, executing and managing corporate debt investments. Program Associates are involved in a wide range of high profile transactions across the capital structure and in a variety of industries in support of management buy-outs, take privates, add-on acquisitions and recapitalisations.


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Facebook generation faces identity crisis
Published by admin on Sun, 2009-03-15 13:17
A generation of Internet users who have never known a world where you can't surf on-line may be growing up with a different and potentially dangerous view of the world and their own identity, according to a warning delivered to the Annual Meeting of the Royal College of Psychiatrists.
Dr Himanshu Tyagi, a psychiatrist at West London Mental Health Trust, said that people born after 1990, who were just five-years-old or younger when the use of Internet became mainstream in 1995, have grown up in a world dominated by online social networks such as Facebook and MySpace.
"This is the age group involved with the Bridgend suicides and what many of these young people had in common was their use of Internet to communicate. It's a world where everything moves fast and changes all the time, where relationships are quickly disposed at the click of a mouse, where you can delete your profile if you don't like it and swap an unacceptable identity in the blink of an eye for one that is more acceptable," said Dr Tyagi. "People used to the quick pace of online social networking may soon find the real world boring and unstimulating, potentially leading to more extreme behaviour to get that sense.
"It may be possible that young people who have no experience of a world without online societies put less value on their real world identities and can therefore be at risk in their real lives, perhaps more vulnerable to impulsive behaviour or even suicide. This is definitely a line of reasoning that warrants more investigation and research."
Chat room communication was also more likely to encourage disinhibition because of anonymity, and involve reduced sensory experience: "If you can't see the person's expression or body language or hear the subtle changes in their voice, it shapes your perceptions of the interaction differently,' Dr Tyagi said.
A session in front of the computer was also likely to create "an altered perception,a dream-like state, an unnatural blending of their mind with the other person – something that rarely happens in real life. The new generation raised alongside internet is attaching an entirely different meaning to friendship and relations, something we are largely failing to notice".
Dr Tyagi said there were significant benefits for the online social networking. It provides an equalised status where wealth race and gender were less meaningful; a loss of geographical boundaries which meant that opportunities to access unrestricted peer support are abundant, which can be important in maintaining good psychological health for many. He said: "No one is a pariah on net, it works great in flattening the hierarchies of the real world."
But Dr Tyagi warned that while many people today cannot remember a world without the Internet, it may be "quite different for teens and children who cannot imagine a world where you can't go online to talk and apply the same principles to real-world interpersonal communications, mostly to a dysfunctional outcome. It's vital that we face up to what is happening. The Internet will not go away so these issues, which would inevitably grow in magnitude with time, need to be addressed soon."
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Q: How to fix 'JSONDecodeError' which occurs because of reading image from URL during conversion to .exe using pyinstaller I'm using Tkinter in python to read an image from a URL and extract the text using Tesseract-OCR and display it on a Tkinter canvas. The project is almost complete, but when I try to convert the python file to a .exe file, JSONDecodeError pops up. The code works perfectly fine until I run it using IDLE.
I tried using requests to get the URL and read the image, but I was unable to do so. and hence I used 'urllib.request.urlopen(url)'. But during conversion to .exe using pyinstaller, 'JSONDecodeError' pops up and the conversion stops. Pyinstaller used to convert the .py file to a .exe file before I put the module (the one to read an image from URL).
How do I solve this?
Here is a small part of the code:
import urllib.request

if url=="":
    tk.messagebox.showerror("ERROR","Enter a URL!!!")
img=urllib.request.urlopen(url)
self.tesseract(Image.open(img),root)

This is the error I'm getting
  File "c:\users\aayush.gour\appdata\local\programs\python\python36\lib\site-pac
kages\PyInstaller\hooks\hook-PyQt5.py", line 23, in <module>
    collect_system_data_files(pyqt5_library_info.location['PrefixPath'],
  File "c:\users\aayush.gour\appdata\local\programs\python\python36\lib\site-pac
kages\PyInstaller\utils\hooks\qt.py", line 67, in __getattr__
    qli = json.loads(json_str)
  File "c:\users\aayush.gour\appdata\local\programs\python\python36\lib\json\__i
nit__.py", line 354, in loads
    return _default_decoder.decode(s)
  File "c:\users\aayush.gour\appdata\local\programs\python\python36\lib\json\dec
oder.py", line 339, in decode
    obj, end = self.raw_decode(s, idx=_w(s, 0).end())
  File "c:\users\aayush.gour\appdata\local\programs\python\python36\lib\json\dec
oder.py", line 357, in raw_decode
    raise JSONDecodeError("Expecting value", s, err.value) from None
json.decoder.JSONDecodeError: Expecting value: line 1 column 1 (char 0)

A: Well, turns out I found the answer to my own question.
The answer to this question is in 2 parts.
Part 1
Instead of using urllib.request, I used io from skimage library. It was much easier. Here is the code (I use Python 3.6.8)
from skimage import io
url="https://SomeUrlForAnImage.com"
img=io.imread(url)
self.tesseract(cv2.cvtColor(img, cv2.COLOR_BGR2RGB), root)

I used the cv2.cvtColor(img, cv2.COLOR_BGR2RGB) function to convert the image from BGR to RGB color coding.
Part 2 - Updating Pyinstaller
If you used pip install pyinstaller to install pyinstaller, then uninstall it using pip uninstall pyinstaller and install the latest version from here. Download the zip file and extract it using WinRar or any other software like 7z. Open the command window in the extracted folder and type python setup.py install. This will install the latest version of pyinstaller on your device. Most of the errors can be eliminated by installing the latest version of pyinstaller itself.

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Michelle Malkin Takes On Pro-Illegal Immigration Punks In Maryland
Timothy Meads | September 13, 2019 4:45 PM
Conservative author and powerhouse of a woman Michelle Malkin ventured into one of the worst counties in America on Friday in hopes of shedding light on Montgomery County's unsafe policies that protect illegal immigrants and endanger United States citizens. Malkin, author of Open Borders Inc: Who's Funding America's Destruction, traveled to the Maryland county to face local "leaders" like Marc Elrich who have allowed at least eight alleged rapes at the hands of illegal immigrants to occur in the area in the past two months. As Townhall has covered, the county's legal response to these illegal immigrants has been atrocious. The county board even recently sent a letter blaming conservatives and other Americans concerned with the crime as "neo-Nazis." Malkin was having none of that on Friday.
Malkin joined radio host Larry O'Connor and a host of other patriotic Americans who travelled to The Old Line State today for a protest titled "Community Rally to Protect Our Families and Children."
As reported by the Daily Caller News Foundation, Malkin said before the event that it would be "a rally of local citizens and some national personalities all gather on the steps of the Montgomery County government complex in Rockville, really taking this fight to the heart of this illegal alien sanctuary space."
"A lot of the local moms there have been raising their voices. What has been the response of the Montgomery County executive and council? To smear them as racists and to associate them with neo-Nazis, they actually did this," she added. "It's no wonder that a lot of just ordinary, good people don't want to go up against a government that is endangering them."
Malkin's speech was complete with her usual tenacity on behalf of the American people.
"We are the majority & we are silent no more! I hope this entire government structure hears you because they are the public menaces who are threatening the public safety in this county & America," she proclaimed. "Follow the money, find the truth."
.@michellemalkin at rally against Sanctuary Cities
"We are the majority & we are silent no more! I hope this entire government structure hears u because they are the public menaces who are threatening the public safety in this county & America. Follow the money, find the truth!" pic.twitter.com/HVo0X0ZN2y
— The Columbia Bugle ???? (@ColumbiaBugle) September 13, 2019
Cameron Gray, who has also been covering illegal immigrant crime in Montgomery County, said that the "best part of the ICE rally was @michellemalkin yelling at @MontgomeryCoMD Executive @Marc_Elrich, who wouldn't even turn around to face her, or any of his citizens calling him out."
Best part of the ICE rally was @michellemalkin yelling at @MontgomeryCoMD Executive @Marc_Elrich, who wouldn't even turn around to face her, or any of his citizens calling him out pic.twitter.com/fFdaq623Y2
— Cameron Gray (@Cameron_Gray) September 13, 2019
USCIS Acting Director Ken Cuccinelli praised Malkin on Twitter, saying "Kudos to @michellemalkin attending this rally, as she used to live in Montgomery County herself, but had to travel to attend today's rally."
Kudos to @michellemalkin attending this rally, as she used to live in Montgomery County herself, but had to travel to attend today's rally. https://t.co/2p8Th8TMZP
— USCIS Acting Director Ken Cuccinelli (@USCISCuccinelli) September 13, 2019
Malkin's book, Open Borders, exposes what she is a concerted effort to undermine American sovereignty via illegal immigration.
Tags: ILLEGAL ALIEN ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT
Mayorkas Smuggled 100,000 Migrants Into the U.S. Through A Hidden Parole Pathway Sarah Arnold


When you come to WSR you come to more than a church, you come to visit a family!
WSR is a friendly church. We are a diverse congregation that reflects the fact that God's church is for all people. The crowd often ranges in age from newborn babies (a nursery is available for changing or nursing moms) to those who have seen most of a century pass. Churches of Christ are places where diversified-people of all races and nationalities worship and work together as God's children (Acts 10:34-35).
Guest Parking - When you enter our driveways, you will see a large paved area in front of the main door to the worship building. There are two "Guest Parking" spots directly in front of the red doors to the Main Building. If those are taken, feel free to park anywhere you wish. If there is not room on the pavement, feel free to park on the grass.
Handicap Parking - There are three handicap spots located on the North side of the Main Building. If you enter via the paved driveway, you will see them on your left.
Just you and a willingness to worship our Lord! If you have a Bible, you will definitely use it when you visit with us. But, if you do not have one, we will have one that you are welcome to have as our gift to you.
You will see many of our members in "Dress Casual" or even some in suits and ties. But, you will also see some in jeans and a t-shirt. Whatever you feel comfortable in, wear that. All we ask is that you be modestly dressed so our worshippers can focus on what we are here to do.
If you are coming for one of our Bible class times, come to the main building and we will help you find the classes that are appropriate for everyone's age.
If you are coming for worship, all of our services take place in the main building in what we call the auditorium. If you walk in the main building, you will find it easily.
Are People With Special Needs Welcome to Come?
Absolutely! We believe all people are made in the image of God, regardless of the things they may have to do differently because of their physical bodies. It's not the body that matters to God, it's the person inside.
Do You Have Children's Church or A Nursery?
We love having children in our worship services so we do not have Children's Church. That is a perfect time for them to be influenced for Jesus and see their parents taking part in worship.
However, we do have a nursery provided for those who need changing or feeding. Nursing moms, our nursery is not private so we ask that you stay covered just in case a man needs to come into the nursery.
Simply, no. We believe in doing exactly what Jesus said, with the heart He wanted (John 4:24). Because of that, we worship the same way the early Christians worshipped - without any instruments. That means that everyone sings and takes an active part in our worship services.
But please don't be nervous, we have amazing singers and some not so amazing singers. We are not worried about how you sound, but what your heart is singing to the Lord.
Whether you are a new-comer to the churches of Christ or a member of another congregation but would like information on becoming a member of the Church or Warm Springs Rd. specifically, there is a check box on your Connect Card. If you will be so kind as to mark that area, someone will be in touch with you about the information you need!
Do You Practice the Lord's Supper?
Absolutely! It is the highlight of our worship. The time spent remembering what Jesus did for us on that Cross is not only humbling, it is extremely encouraging.
If you have never experienced the Lord's Supper, it is a time when we gather to eat a small piece of bread that reminds us of Jesus' body that was sacrificed on the Cross and drink a small cup of grape juice which reminds us of the blood that saved us from our sins and past. If you do not feel comfortable taking part in this portion of the worship, just simply pass it along to the next person.
Financial contributions to the work of the local church is something done by the members of that local church (1 Corinthians 16:1-2).
Someone who is yet become a member of the congregation here at Warm Springs Rd. is never expected to give money either during the worship collection or otherwise.
If you are a member and would like to give, you may do so online or via text message. Check your weekly worship bulletin for information.
Do You Have Security Measures So My Family Will Be Safe?
Yes. For obvious reasons, we do not publicize those plans and procedures but we want you and your family to know that you will be safe when attending with our church family. We understand that many are worried about situations, but we are working hard to do everything we can to make sure that everyone who attends WSR does so in a safe atmosphere.
Want to let us know you are coming?
Submit a Contact Form and let us know you are coming. If you need help with any special needs, please let us know so we can have someone ready to help.


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Master Architect Judith Chaffee's Iconic "Jacobsen House"
December 18, 2022 (TUCSON, ARIZONA) – The Jacobson House, a significant modernist property designed by celebrated 20th-century Arizona architect Judith Chafee, was listed on the National Register of Historic Places and, by unanimous vote of the Pima County Board of Supervisors, designated a Pima County Historic Landmark. The County Historic Landmark designation will protect this important nationally and internationally recognized modernist home for future generations.
The Jacobson House is located off Campbell Avenue in the heart of Tucson's Catalina Foothills. The single-family residential concrete and glass house was conceived of and designed starting in 1975 and constructed in 1977. The house is an important foundational example of the work of master architect Judith Chafee, FAIA (1932-1998), and an outstanding representation of Tucson's Modern architectural movement.
Commissioned by clients Art and Joan Jacobson, the house featured a limited material palette of concrete, painted concrete block, aluminum frame windows, and glass. These elements are masterfully combined to produce an environmentally responsive design expressed with distinctive interior and exterior zonal geometric design. The exposed site-cast concrete structural beams supported on walls of painted reinforced concrete block create spans for glass windows walls, sliding glass doors, and clerestory ribbon windows that allow diffused light to enter the space. Both the physical orientation and bioclimatic site design were a direct response to the desert environment, climate, views, natural setting, and the seasonal location of the sun. The house is designed with an explicit indoor-outdoor relationship and spatial arrangement that creates a floor plan with a series of courtyards that serve as outdoor rooms.
Although The Jacobson House is considered an exceptional example of the tenets of Chafee's work, because it is under 50 years old, the National Register nomination had to demonstrate the outstanding importance of the property and show it had achieved significance within the past 50 years. From its construction onward, the Jacobson House has been recognized as a masterpiece. The project was awarded the American Concrete Institute, Arizona Chapter Award for Outstanding Use of Concrete in 1978 and the property was featured in numerous publications and journals including Architectural Record (May 1979), A House and Garden Guide BUILDING magazine (spring 1979), the Japanese journal of urban housing Toshi-Jutaku (November 1979), Artspace magazine (spring 1982), Arizona Daily Star home feature (December 26, 1982), and Tucson Citizen focus feature (October 8, 1985). In 2016, The Jacobson House was featured in the Arizona Public Media PBS-produced documentary The Architect: Judith Chafee. More broadly, Chafee is also noted in William J.R.Curtis' Modern Architecture Since 1900 (1987).
The 2019 book Powerhouse The Life and Work of Judith Chafee by Christopher Domin and Kathryn McGuire with an introduction by William J. R. Curtis was published by Princeton Architectural Press and funded in part by the Graham Foundation. It provided contextual scholarship examining Chafee's life and work and extensively features The Jacobson House and its importance within Chafee's architectural development.
In 2021, the house was sold. Demion Clinco, an owner of the property and CEO of the Tucson Historic Preservation Foundation, oversaw the 12-month restoration and authored the National Register Nomination. Clinco said, "The designations of the Jacobson House by the National Park Service and the Pima County Board of Supervisors recognize the importance of Judith Chafee's archival work to our region and our country," said Clinco. "These designations will protect this extraordinary cultural resource for future generations and celebrate our unique 20th-century design heritage. I hope the careful restoration of this stunning property will be a model for future projects in our community."
Judy Clinco, a partner on the project, said: "Protecting, preserving, and recognizing the design work of a major America women architect, at a time when women's rights are under attack, underscores both historic and contemporary issues of equality, equal pay, and the value women have always brought to the evolution of our shared culture."
Judith Chafee
Chafee was born in Chicago in 1932. Her mother oversaw the modern furnishings department of a prominent Chicago department store and her stepfather was an internal medicine and pathology specialist. The family later relocated to Tucson.
Chafee attended Francis W. Parker School, before matriculating into Bennington College graduating with a major in visual arts. In 1956 she enrolled in Yale University's Graduate School of Arts and Architecture and was the only woman to graduate from her class. After graduating in 1960 with a Master's degree she worked for Paul Rudolph on the development of projects including the Yale University Art and Architecture Building and Married Student Housing and later job captain for residential projects in Baltimore. In 1962 she accepted a position with Walter Gropius' The Architects Collaborative (TAC) and worked on education projects for Brandeis and Radcliffe. After a year in Cambridge, she accepted a position with Eero Saarinen and Associates in Connecticut she worked on projects including Cummings Diesel in Darlington England and the international terminal for the TWA Flight Center at JFK. She then worked for five years at the Edward Larrabee Barnes Office in New Haven and ran a small private practice. (Powerhouse The Life and Work of Judith Chafee: 35-36
In 1969 Chafee returned to Tucson and opened an architectural practice. From her home and office in a Sonoran adobe row house in the El Presidio Neighborhood, she continued work on the Merrill Residence and the Funking House (1972) in the Northeast. The awards and recognition for the Merrill project brought her noted recognition. Throughout this period she explored the southwest and northern Mexico. (Domin: 40-42).
During her career in Tucson, Chafee produced some of the most significant architecture in Pima County and Arizona. As noted by William J. R. Curtis in the introductory essay of Powerhouse The Life and Work of Judith Chafee,
"When one looks back over Judith Chafee's entire oeuvre, one is struck by the uniqueness of each work but also by her consistent ways of thinking, imagining and designing. She did not possess an obvious signature style, but she did have deeply embedded patterns of visual and spatial organization that informed her overall production even as she invented contrasting designs. The recurrent mental structures and spatial types were rethought in each case so as to solve the unique problems of each site, program, climate and landscape. [...] To realize her house designs, Judith Chafee needed clients who were willing to take some aesthetic risks, as her work departed dramatically from the Pueblo Revival style dwellings that were often built in and around Tucson."
The Pima County Historic Landmark designation promotes the educational, cultural, economic, and general welfare of the community and ensures the harmonious growth and development of the county by encouraging the preservation and rehabilitation of significant buildings, structures, sites, objects, and archaeological resources. These designations are intended to ensure the preservation of significant historic and archaeological resources and to keep them in active use or management in their historic appearance, settings, and locations. The designation is a zoning overlay that proactively places restrictions on the property that protect it and require approval from the Board of Supervisors for future demolition
Available sources include:
Demion Clinco (520) 247-8969
Photo opportunities are available and stock and historic photography are linked below, photo credit is detailed in the file names:
Jacobson House Photos; Please credit: Photos by David Olsen or the photographer's name in the photo file.


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Les mukluks ou kamik sont des bottes souples traditionnellement fabriquée en peau de caribou ou de phoque et portées originellement par les peuples aborigènes de l'Arctique.

Signifie aussi une chaussure de sport, un genre de mocassin souple.

Étymologie
Mot anglo-américain emprunté à l'inuktitut mulock ou makliak.

Notes et références

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Q: C# | Forms .NET | How can I make a ComboBox that show's Excel sheets which it then displays in the dataViewGrid? So I have been working on a little application for a bit and its pretty enjoyable so far. You can pick any Excel file you want and any Access Database you want and then save the Excel data to it. It also displays the Excel data in the dataGridview. Eventually I want to be able to change data in the Gridview it self and be able to save that as well, but that's for another time. right now I'd like to know how I can make a ComboBox that lets me pick the Sheet of my Excel file.
My current GUI looks like this:
GUI
Item Names:
btnrun - "Runs" the excel file in the datagridview
btnbrowse - chooses which Excel file you want to use
btnbrowse2 - chooses which Access Database file you want to use
btnsave - saves Excel data to Access Database
textBox1 - Shows the file path for Excel
textBox2 - Shows the file path for Access Database
comboBox1 - This is where i need help :)
dataGridView1 - Shows the Excel data

Here is my current code:
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.ComponentModel;
using System.Data;
using System.Drawing;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Windows.Forms;
using System.Data.OleDb;

namespace Datatestje
{
    public partial class Form1 : Form
    {
        public Form1()
        {
            InitializeComponent();
        }

        //Buttons
        private void btnrun_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) //Run
        {
            string EXpath = textBox1.Text;
            string PathConn = "Provider = Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0; Data Source =" + EXpath + ";Extended Properties=\"Excel 8.0;HDR=Yes;\";";
            OleDbConnection conn = new OleDbConnection(PathConn);

            var sqlQuery = "Select * from [Sheet1$]";
            OleDbDataAdapter myDataAdapter = new OleDbDataAdapter(sqlQuery, conn);
            DataTable dt = new DataTable();

            myDataAdapter.Fill(dt);
            dataGridView1.DataSource = dt;
        }

        private void btnsave_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) //Save
        {
            {
                //File Path
                string EXpath = textBox1.Text;
                string fileNameExcel = @EXpath;
                string ACpath = textBox2.Text;
                string fileNameAccess = @ACpath;

                //Connection string for Excel
                string connectionStringExcel =
                    string.Format("Data Source= {0};Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Extended Properties=Excel 8.0;", fileNameExcel);

                //Connection string for Access
                string ConnectionStringAccess =
                    string.Format("Data Source= {0}; Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0; Persist security Info = false", fileNameAccess);

                OleDbConnection connExcel = new OleDbConnection(connectionStringExcel);
                OleDbConnection connAccess = new OleDbConnection(ConnectionStringAccess);
                OleDbCommand cmdExcel = connExcel.CreateCommand();
                cmdExcel.CommandType = CommandType.Text;

                //Excel Sheet
                cmdExcel.CommandText = "SELECT * FROM [Sheet1$]";

                //Command object for Access
                OleDbCommand cmdAccess = connAccess.CreateCommand();
                cmdAccess.CommandType = CommandType.Text;

                //Add parameters *
                cmdAccess.CommandText = "INSERT INTO Informatie (Naam, Achternaam, Land, Stad, Huisnummer, Postcode, Telefoonnummer) VALUES(@Naam, @Achternaam, @Land, @Stad, @Huisnummer, @Postcode, @Telefoonnummer)";

                //Add parameters to Access command object **
                OleDbParameter param1 = new OleDbParameter("@Naam", OleDbType.VarChar);
                cmdAccess.Parameters.Add(param1);
                OleDbParameter param2 = new OleDbParameter("@Achternaam", OleDbType.VarChar);
                cmdAccess.Parameters.Add(param2);
                OleDbParameter param3 = new OleDbParameter("@Land", OleDbType.VarChar);
                cmdAccess.Parameters.Add(param3);
                OleDbParameter param4 = new OleDbParameter("@Stad", OleDbType.VarChar);
                cmdAccess.Parameters.Add(param4);
                OleDbParameter param5 = new OleDbParameter("@Huisnummer", OleDbType.VarChar);
                cmdAccess.Parameters.Add(param5);
                OleDbParameter param6 = new OleDbParameter("@Postcode", OleDbType.VarChar);
                cmdAccess.Parameters.Add(param6);
                OleDbParameter param7 = new OleDbParameter("@Telefoonnummer", OleDbType.VarChar);
                cmdAccess.Parameters.Add(param7);

                //Open connections
                connExcel.Open();
                connAccess.Open();
                OleDbDataReader drExcel = cmdExcel.ExecuteReader();

                while (drExcel.Read())
                {
                    //Assign values to access command parameters ***
                    param1.Value = drExcel[0].ToString();
                    param2.Value = drExcel[1].ToString();
                    param3.Value = drExcel[2].ToString();
                    param4.Value = drExcel[3].ToString();
                    param5.Value = drExcel[4].ToString();
                    param6.Value = drExcel[5].ToString();
                    param7.Value = drExcel[6].ToString();

                    //Insert values in access
                    cmdAccess.ExecuteNonQuery();
                }

                //close connections
                connAccess.Close();
                connExcel.Close();
                MessageBox.Show("Succesfully uploaded Excel data to Database.");

            }
        }

        private void btnbrowse_Click_1(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            OpenFileDialog openfiledialog1 = new OpenFileDialog();
            openfiledialog1.ShowDialog();
            openfiledialog1.Filter = "allfiles|*.xls";
            textBox1.Text = openfiledialog1.FileName;
        }

        private void btnbrowse2_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            OpenFileDialog openfiledialog1 = new OpenFileDialog();
            openfiledialog1.ShowDialog();
            openfiledialog1.Filter = "allfiles|*.mdb";
            textBox2.Text = openfiledialog1.FileName;
        }
    }
}

So, yeah. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks :)

A: You should be able to get sheet names via:
DataTable dtSheets = conn.GetSchema("Tables")

You can find how to populate a ComboBox with a simple Google search.
You can populate your DataTable with the sheet contents simply by substituting 'Sheet1$' with the name of the selected sheet
 var sqlQuery = "Select * from [" + strSheetName + "]";


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This paper proposes a novel computational methodology for modelling the haemodynamic effects of endovascular coil embolization for cerebral aneurysms. We employ high-resolution 3-D angiographic data to reconstruct the intracranial geometry and we model the coiled part of the aneurysm as a porous medium, with porosity decreasing as coils are inserted. The actual dimensions of the coils employed are used to determine the characteristics of the porous medium. Simulation results for saccular aneurysms from the anterior communicating and middle cerebral arteries show that insertion of coils rapidly changes intraaneurysmal blood flow and causes reduction in mural pressure and blood velocity up to stagnation, providing favorable conditions for thrombus formation and obliteration of the aneurysm.


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I discovered, early in my second year of college, that I saw myself as being a teacher, writer and practicing architect, that my interests had to combine all aspects of a 'career', each informing the others.. A native of Newark, New Jersey, I was fortunate in attending Newark Academy, the only continuous (then) boys school in the State, dating before the Revolutionary War. I had a keen interest in writing, history, and drawing: I was POLYMNIAN Yearbook Editor. After prep school, I completed undergraduate studies at Princeton University in the context of the Humanities (and became Photo Board Chairman of The Daily Princetonian "CLICK"), and my professional M.Arch. at Yale University (where I co-edited PERSPECTA 12 The Yale Architectural Journal) see Published Writings 3 "CLICK" as noted above; also see WORK/Portfolio 13: "Origins") .
I served on the Faculty at Rice University in Houston, Texas, for 20 years 1968-1988, at both Undergraduate and Graduate programs. I began teaching initially in charge of the Sophomore year, at the end of which matriculated students had their Major approved, and later at the Senior year, during which undergraduates had to be reviewed and approved to continue for the professional B.Arch., but were assigned a Preceptorship with Firms who mentored a year of Practicum experience. As a result of applicants with BS or BA degrees, who could not immediately go into professional studies, I helped create the option "Qualifying Graduate Program" for students with degrees in other fields to segue into the M.Arch. degree. Ultimately, the Program allowed for enriching the mix with returning B.Arch. students, QGs who "qualified", and new students from other universities with B.Arch. degrees who wanted to continue studies for an M.Arch. I also directed a number of post-professional PhD student thesis candidates. I began as the youngest Assistant Professor on the Faculty, and advanced to tenure as full Professor.
During these years, I was the first Executive Editor for the Journal of Architectural Education/JAE, quarterly published for member schools in North America (Canada, United States, Mexico) see Published Writings 1 "CLICK" , as well as Correspondent for Progressive Architecture, see Published Writings 9 "CLICK" and Texas Architect, see Published Writings 6 "CLICK".
Personal circumstances, including a Guggenheim Fellowship, brought me to New York and an invitation to teach at my tenured position. As Professor at New Jersey Institute of Technology since 1988, I became the first Graduate Program Director 1991-2004, a parallel equivalent for students with degrees in other fields, created Dual Degree Tracks with Civil Engineering, Management, and Urban Systems. I served on the Joint Ph.D Urban Systems option Faculty of NJIT, Rutgers University, University of Medicine & Dentistry of NJ. I was also the Undergraduate Third Year Program Coordinator 2006-2011, in charge of curriculum for more than 100 students grouped in Sections headed by half a dozen Faculty, with all didactic course materials available through a secure website, tagged "Kepler". Additionally, I lectured and taught in other architecture programs in the United States and Canada. I officially "retired" in 2013, and am Emeritus Professor. I prefer to think of this not as an end, but another begining, "reinventing". "Click" the images below for some reference to these activities.
My professional practice has received AIA component and state design awards, in addition to publication. are Architectural History and Theory (focus 1850-present), Architectural Design, Urban Design, Urban History & Cultural Geography, applied in Practice, as well as writing, and driving my pedagogy.
Impacting the Profession with my Students: recommending them to graduate programs, scholarships, employment, design awards was a satisfying application of all of the above.
My Interests/My Experiences
Writing: is for me a Mode of Thinking. To analyze, critically assess, describe: this provides feedback to my own Methodology. In addition to being the JAE Editor, I wrote as a Contributor to regional, national and international professional, as well as 'popular' journals, designed and produced several books, and lectured as well as served on professional Juries.
Publication - beyond "writing", extending the 'Medium as the Message' under my direct graphic control through the didactic selection in the tactile appearance of Format, Typography, Materials in any books/journals.
Public Lectures - again, organizing Lecture Series both academic and public, as well as making Lectures, are a means to extend the borders of Pedagogy and test my position based upon responces by the varied audiences.
Didactic Exhibitions - organizing, installing and selecting materials for both my Work, and particularly, other thematic presentation of the Architecture of or about others.
Writing - a Method; in order to locate myself in Theory, articulating through Description, Criticism and/or Analysis, compels a somewhat eclectic, inclusive, non-rhetorical attitude, free from any bias based on "style" per se.
Service - both Academic and Professional contexts. Committees, Juries for Architecture Awards as well as Educational Studio Reviews, and even Community Service.
Design - itself is the physical evidence, to "make" decisions about the form of 'things'. The rhetorical dimension is a fundamental feature at all levels.
Architecture - an Avocation, the 'Anchor'/Reference for what I've done. Not just a Business, but a Passion that is manifested in, I believe, many related forms.
and "What Runs Through It"
Teaching - when Frank Lloyd Wright was totally without any work in The Great Depression and his recently completed Midway Gardens in Chicago (1914) was demolished due to Prohibition (1920), he founded an apprenticeship for tuition-paying students (Taliesen Fellowship), stating, "If I can't bulld Architecture, I will build Architects!".
Faculty Meeting
As the first Graduate Program Director, I turned the fledgling single-Class group into an NAAB-Accredited M.Arch. by my third year.
Grad M.Arch. Program
Description of the Curriculum
First Year Design
Intro to Design for individuals with B.A. degrees in other fields.
First Year Design 2
How to get training/experience/skills prepared for Apprenticeship in 3 years.
sites given in an "urban" context, complex constraints to foster imagination/pragmatism/invention.
Options Studio - Advanced Design
An example of "Real World" context, combining speculative Program with an existing context riddled with Subway lines and a Community concerned about the future.
PETER BLAKE scheme
Proposed First Floor
Adapting the existing House by revising/expanding/upgrading the facilities.
Proposed Second Floor
Shown overlaid on the First Floor, proposing a 'bridge' connection in a double-height volume.
Site Failure - 2013
As the Lake rises and falls every year, a large unseen boulder was pulled away.
Overall Terrace Failure
View looking South illustrates the conundrum of "starting over".
SITE view 1
A failure resulted in a collapse at the North end of the Site
The result was the necessity of demolishing an outdated existing Structure, as may be seen from debris.
INITIAL SITE
Plan view documents the resulting Footprint.
Stabilized North end shown; joint acquisition of adjacent South parcel with a neighbor, permitted relocation.


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Cancellation Of General Elections In Punjab Act, 1991
An Act to cancel certain notifications calling for general elections in relation to the State of Punjab Be it enacted by Parliament in the Forty-second Year of the Republic of India as follows:-
2. Cancellation of certain notifications in relation to Punjab
The notification No. S.O. 268 (E), dated the 19th April, 1991 issued by the President under sub-section (2) of Section 14 of the Representation of the People Act, 1951 (43 of1951)-in so far as it relates to the State of Punjab and the Notification No.Elec-91-R: 4100, dated the 19th April, 1991 issued by the Governor of the State of Punjab under sub-section (2) of Section 15-of the said Act shall, on the commencement of this Act, stand cancelled and upon such cancellation–
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Angry mob on Thursday lynched a suspected ritualist at Akenfa a suburb of Yenagoa, the Bayelsa state capital.
He was reportedly caught red-handed while trying to cut the body of a young lady he was accused of killing by the mob.
It was gathered that the young lady identified as Best, an indigene of Epie, was hit and killed by the suspect.
The community has come under attack by ritualists who kill women and harvest their vital body parts.
Sources said the suspect threatened to attack the mob with an axe when he was caught but that he was later overpowered and burnt to death.
It was gathered that the man pretended to be mad during the day but turned to a killer at night.
One of the sources who spoke in confidence said: "That's the guy that has been killing women at Akenfa. They caught him once when he was trying to kill another woman, I think that was last month, they beat him up but did not hand him over to the police.
"He was still saying he will kill. This morning he killed one Epie girl, they caught him when he was trying to butcher her with an axe. This is the third women he has killed so far".
Confirming the incident, the Bayelsa Police Spokesman, Asinim Butswat, said both the suspected ritualist and murdered woman were known to be mentally sick.
A human rights activist and gender advocate, Princess Elizabeth Egbe, lamented the spate of ritual killings in the community.
She said: " There has been a lot of killings at Akenfa recently, mainly women. They always remove parts of the body, breast, brain, virgina, eyes and pants and bra.
"As a Human Rights Activist/Gender Advocate, I strongly condemn these killings and call on the perpetrators to desist from this barbaric, inhuman, ungodly act and violence against women.
"We, therefore, call on government at all levels to beef up security to stop further reoccurrence of these cases that have become a menace in our society.
"This is serious violence against women and I call on all women to lend their voices to condemn these crimes because it's crime against all women".


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India vs Australia – Watch 3rd ODI Highlights Online
Two old Mumbai hands, who have seen each other grow as cricketers from teenage days and who played for the same club, sealed the series for India, propelling the team to its ninth consecutive ODI win and sixth successive bilateral-series win, which also put them on top of the ICC ODI rankings. A 139-run opening partnership between Ajinkya Rahane and Rohit Sharma saw India make light work of a 294-run target set by Australia.
It was the third time in a bilateral series that Australia had lost the first three ODIs. It would hurt, considering this was their best effort so far in the series, which came courtesy Aaron Finch, who returned for this game after missing out the first two due to injury. Finch plundered 124 runs in quick time and charged Australia to a decent total, but it was not enough. Kohli sent out more worrying signs for the opposition when he said, "We may give opportunities for people from now, but all 15 guys know that we got to be ruthless once we step onto the field. I know it won't happen every single day, but at least that mindset is there. Credit to the whole squad for the series win, but the journey stops only after the final game."


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The secret editors of The Pink Flamingo have been working hard to think of a way to help you prepare for those upcoming final exams. Our answer was to provide you with a fun distraction and a way to practice your test-taking skills. That's right, hone your test-taking skills with the First Annual Human Development Baby Picture Matching Contest!
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Who won last month's contest and will be immortalized as a trivia genius on the World Wide Web (and get a candy bar)? Read on to find out!
Question: Which lobe of the brain is believed to play the most significant role in judgment and decision-making?
Answer: We actually had in mind "the frontal lobe" as the answer to this question, but student Shanna Sanford responded with "Ventromedial Prefrontal Cortex," and it sounded so impressive that we just had to give her credit. We may have to get an official ruling from Dr. Lorenz before we award the candy bar, but congratulations, Shanna, on showing up your professors!
Question: Which faculty member helped to support herself through college by serving as the culinary artist (i.e., cook) for a fraternity house at an Ivy League school?
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New York, NY (Top40 Charts) Debuting today on Vevo, the new video for the title track to Damon Johnson and The Get Ready's upcoming album, Battle Lessons, due out February 19, 2021 via Double Dragon Records. The video was directed by Carl Johnson, remotely from his Detroit studio, and features the trio ripping through the cut with a megawatt energy. The album's iconic cover art is also utilized throughout the piece symbolizing an entity in motion moments before encountering a powerful electrical charge and ultimately exploding from the screen.
Of the track Johnson says, "The lyrics to the song "Battle Lessons" are about some past experiences in various bands I've been in through the years. Though the words could easily be applied to any relationship." He adds. "The lyric instructs me that I should take all the experience from my musical past and apply it to my now fully focused solo career." No battle lessons lost on him.
The internationally renowned guitarslinger, vocalist, songwriter, announced the release of his new album late last year. Battle Lessons is anchored by the searing title track showcasing Johnson's gutsy vocals and razor riffs over presto grooves by The Get Ready drummer Jarred Pope (Tom Keifer) and bassist Robbie Harrington (Steve Vai). The song immediately reacted at radio, reaching #13 on the Classic Rock Chart.
Work on the new album was made possible with the assistance of an Indiegogo pre-order helping to support the recording of Johnson and his new trio, The Get Ready. Recorded in Damon's adopted hometown of Nashville, Battle Lessons was produced and mixed by multi-platinum producer/mixer, Nick Raskulinecz (Foo Fighters, Alice in Chains, Evanescence, Rush, Stone Sour and more).
Rock fans know Johnson's name from his years of scorching stages as lead guitarist in the Alice Cooper band, and later with Thin Lizzy and the Lizzy-offshoot Black Star Riders in addition to fronting the potent '90s Southern rockers Brother Cane. Johnson's songs have been recorded and sung by stars like Stevie Nicks ("Everyday" from her Trouble in Shangri-La) and Steven Tyler (singing on "Just Feel Better" for Carlos Santana's All That I Am).
With Battle Lessons, Johnson returns to his original hard-rock sound, feeding that fire he first discovered as a teenager playing Van Halen and AC/DC covers while in garage bands. Featuring nine newly written songs, the tracks are just as much about clever lyrics and sticky melodies as eyelash-searing guitars. "These are as good of songs as I've been a part of creating, ever in my whole career," Johnson says. And that's saying something - as singer/guitarist, and frontman of Brother Cane, the Birmingham, Alabama rock band who notched a string of '90s rock hits, including "Got No Shame," "I Lie In The Bed I Make" and chart-topper "And Fools Shine On."
In 2019 Johnson released Memoirs of an Uprising, a solo project that is both fierce and diverse. The first single, "Shivering Shivering" became an instant Top 10 Rock track. Immediately following that albums release Johnson spent the remainder of the 2019 on a series of dates crossing North America including several shows with The Winery Dogs (a supergroup of rockers featuring Richie Kotzen, Mike Portnoy and Billy Sheehan), a run of shows supporting Clutch, and the U.S. leg of the UFO tour.


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Сражение при Рандее — вооружённый конфликт 62 года между объединенным армяно-парфянским войском во главе с царём Трдатом I и римскими легионами Кессения Пета. Один из эпизодов Римско-парфянской войны 54—64 годов.

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Произошло в 62 году вблизи Рандее (населённый пункт в исторической провинции Цопк, ныне на территории Турции).

Битва закончилась полным разгромом римлян и победой союзных армяно-парфянских войск.

Через несколько месяцев после битвы, в том же Рандее, был заключен мирный договор, по которому Римская империя признавала суверенитет Армении, а Трдата I — царём страны. Армении возвращались все захваченные территории (в том числе, Тигранакерт), при условии признания Трдатом себя вассалом Рима.

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Millar, Fergus (1993). The Roman Near East: 31 Bc-Ad 337 (en inglés). Harvard University Press. p. 69. ISBN 0674778863.

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module('concurrent._register', package.seeall)

names = {}                      -- Process names and PIDs associative table.

-- Registers a PID with the specified name.  Returns true if successful or false
-- otherwise.
function register(name, pid)
    if whereis(name) then
        return false
    end
    if not pid then
        pid = concurrent.self()
    end
    names[name] = pid
    return true
end

-- Unregisters the specified process name.  Returns true if successful or
-- false otherwise.
function unregister(name)
    if not name then
        name = concurrent.self()
    end
    for k, v in pairs(names) do
        if name == k or name == v then
            names[k] = nil
            return true
        end
    end
    return false
end

-- Returns a table with the names of all the registered processes.
function registered()
    local n = {}
    for k, _ in pairs(names) do
        table.insert(n, k)
    end
    return n
end

-- Returns the PID of the process specified by its registered name.
function whereis(name)
    if type(name) == 'number' then
        return name
    end
    if not names[name] then
        return
    end
    return names[name]
end

-- Terminated or aborted processes should not be registered anymore.
table.insert(concurrent._process.ondeath, unregister)
table.insert(concurrent._process.ondestruction, unregister)

concurrent.register = register
concurrent.unregister = unregister
concurrent.registered = registered
concurrent.whereis = whereis


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Sunday morning, I had the joy of worshiping in my home church, Waterline in Fishers, where Pastor John and Danielle Freed are doing a great job leading their team forward. They've broken 280 in attendance the last two weeks and are ramping up for their Easter outreach to Saxony. They're also aggressively forging ahead to partner with 5 church plants in the next 2 years. Yes, we're celebrating every time a church multiplies!
After the early service at Waterline, I drove on to Grant City Wesleyan Church for their worship service and then conducted a meeting with their LBA in review of Pastor Dan Heylmann's upcoming vote. Pastor Dan brought an encouraging message from Philippians 3 and the LBA affirmed his continued service with the congregational vote scheduled for March 11. Grant City faces the same challenges as many rural churches in communities with declining populations. I'm grateful for the faithful way that Dan and Shannon are serving this congregation.
Last week began with multiplication leaders from the Greater Ohio District, the Indiana South District and Crossroads District meeting at Cypress Wesleyan Church in Columbus, Ohio. Pastor Ken Murphy and his team were gracious hosts and the meeting focused on ways that our districts in the midwest could partner together to unleash, encourage and resource the emergence of more apostolic multipliers. The shaping of such a partnership will be a topic during our 2018 District Conference, June 23, at Marion College Wesleyan.
Monday evening, I met with Pastor Jeff Luedtke and the Fairmount Wesleyan Church LBA in the conference room at The Branch. The LBA enthusiastically affirmed Pastor Jeff's leadership and the extended call. It is exciting to see the progress the church has made as they move from an inward to an outward focus on impacting their region.
Tuesday, I was in Indianapolis for a coaching conversation with Rev. Darrell Herring, supply pastor at Central Wesleyan Church. I met with Pastor Logan Westrick and the LBA at Tipton Ash Street Wesleyan. Pastor Logan's ministry was warmly affirmed by the LBA and he's still going strong at age 78! Pastor Logan and Nancy joined me for supper at a local restaurant and it was fun seeing them connect with community members.
Rev. Scott Rhyno and Rev. Damian Williams invited me to join them for a supper meeting on Wednesday focused on raising up more Kingdom force multipliers from the marketplace. There are some exciting developments on this important front.
Thursday morning, I joined with Rev. Chris Williams to welcome Kevin Batman, General Treasurer, to meet with our Investment Committee. This team will be bringing a recommendation to our March DBA meeting.
Thursday afternoon, Sherry and I hosted Rev. Jon Wiest and the Discipleship Cohort at Thornapple Lodge. The group shared lunch and then went to work sharing their learnings from studying "No Silver Bullet" by Daniel Im. You'll be hearing more from this group as they prepare to host a district workshop on discipleship on October 1-2, 2018.
Friday morning, I met with our staff team in Marion. I'm grateful for the partnership of Rev. Chris Williams, Mrs. Roxene Lo, and Seth Bye as we work together to serve our growing team here in the Crossroads District. Friday evening, Sherry and I had the privilege of welcoming 7 of our pastoral couples from the Grant County team led by Pastor Jeff Luedtke. We had a delightful time of fellowship and meaningful time of prayer together.
After the zone fellowship, Pastor Tony Bye and I made a quick trip to Fort Wayne to drop in on Rev. Lane Sander, District Youth President, and his amazing crew led by Pastor Andy Jellison who hosted more than 500 teens and more than 100 sponsors for our annual Crossroads District Youth All-Nighter! Pastor Michael Hewitt, Muncie Rising Hope, was the keynote speaker and the team reported dozens of spiritual decisions.
On Saturday morning, I dropped in on the StratOp weekend that Rev. Chris Williams was leading with Pastor Steve Martin at Sheridan Six Points Wesleyan Church and then stopped by Waterline Church on Saturday afternoon for their leadership event.
This week, Chris and I will be in Orlando with 400+ other Wesleyans at the Exponential Conference. Roxene and Seth will be holding down the fort while we're gone.
Sherry and I had the privilege of worshiping at Elwood Main Street Wesleyan with Pastor Tim and Jennifer Becker on Sunday morning, February 18. Main Street is a vibrant, multi-generational church with exceptional music teams and a big heart for teens and children. The Sunday evening youth group runs 20 or more and Main Street also offers a Monday evening AWANA program. I enjoyed preaching to the receptive congregation and meeting with the LBA after the service.
After lunch with the Becker family, I drove on to Elkhart for a follow-up meeting with the leaders of Iglesia Cielos Abiertos (Spanish for "Open Heaven Church"). Pastor Eliogy Guerrero is leading this team and it was a joy to connect with members of the launch team that is meeting in his home. Pastor Guerrero has extensive experience in leading church planting teams in Venezuela and has a great vision for church planting in northern Indiana. This may be an answer to the prayer that the Warsaw Zone has been praying about church planting possibilities among the growing Hispanic population in Warsaw and Goshen.
Congratulations to Fountain City Wesleyan Church as they have called Rev. Steve Bray to be the next Senior Pastor, following the incredibly effective ministry of Dr. David Anderson who will now step into a newly-created role as Assistant Pastor. It was great to speak with Pastor Steve as he let me know he was accepting the call and passionate about the future of Fountain City Wesleyan Church. Let's lift Pastor Steve and Susan in our prayers as they step into this new leadership role!
Last week's ministry schedule included pastoral calls reviews with the boards at Tipton Trinity (Monday), Marion Chapel Pike (Tuesday), and Hartford City (Thursday). Each of the pastoral calls was extended and I was reminded again of the significant value that our board members add in their key governance roles.
Last week also included coaching conversations with Pastor Marvin Lamb (Miami Wesleyan), Pastor Tom Bradley (Huntington Etna Avenue), Pastor Shane Wilson (Columbia City New Hope), Dr. Oliver Dongell (Plymouth), and Pastor Dale Munsell (Albion Cornerstone). Pastor Lamb will be retiring in June after a combined 30 years of pastoring Miami Wesleyan. Rev. Bradley is completing 10 years of ministry in Huntington with 77 new believers baptized during his tenure.
I enjoyed time off on Friday which allowed me to have a lunch date with our daughter, a senior at IWU, and a supper date with Sherry which was followed by a delightful evening in Tipton watching Johnnie & Amanda Blair (pastors at Tipton Trinity Wesleyan) debut in "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolored Dreamcoat" with the Tipton Community Theatre. Not only did they perform well but they're also reaching into another sector of their community. They still have three more performances this coming weekend if you'd like to cheer them on.
Rev. Paul James (lead consultant), Rev. David Dignal and Rev. Chris Williams were in New Castle providing a Maximizing Impact consultation for Pastor Steve Arnett and the Mt Zion Wesleyan Church. I was able to drop in on the leadership training portion of the consultation on Saturday and it was good to see the positive response of Mt. Zion's leadership team. We are now booking consultation teams for next fall, so let us know if your congregation is ready to take advantage of this helpful district resource.
This week includes a roundtable with apostolic multipliers from the Heartland Region meeting at Cypress Wesleyan in Columbus, Ohio on Monday; Our District is also hosting a Church Planter Assessment Center (CPAC) this week (Monday-Wednesday) led by Rev. Tom and Sarah Cochran. On Thursday, Sherry and I will be hosting the new Discipleship Cohort at Thornapple Lodge and then, on Friday night, we'll be welcoming the lead pastors and their spouses for the Region 1 South Zone 1 for supper and fellowship.
Three Rivers, Celebrations, and Baptisms!
Sherry and I had the privilege of making our way to Fort Wayne this morning to join Pastor Kyle & Nadine Horton and their team at Three Rivers Wesleyan Church. The roads were a bit icy but it was worth it to worship with them and then to spend time over lunch meeting with their Local Board of Administration. Pastor Kyle is completing his initial four-year call and the LBA unanimously affirmed his leadership and recommended another four-year call.
This Sunday was a day of celebration across our district. Dr. David Anderson and the Fountain City Wesleyan Church celebrated being debt free 17 years ahead of schedule and burned their $4 million mortgage with Dr. Craig Dunn representing WIF, their funding partner. This is a tremendous accomplishment that speaks so well to Pastor David's leadership and the generosity of the Fountain City congregation in response to God's provision as they reach out to impact the world for Christ!
Noblesville Waterline Church celebrated their 7th anniversary on Sunday and announced their vision to help plant 5 more congregations in the next 2 years. Congratulations to Pastor John and Danielle Freed and their team for this important milestone and for their exciting vision for a future filled with multiplication.
Last week, I was at Southern Wesleyan University on Monday through Wednesday, preaching in chapel and guest lecturing in class with Professor Mark Wilson (who will be with us on April 21 for ReEquip). It is always encouraging to connect with Pastor Mark!
Dr. Todd Voss is doing a great job as President at SWU, my alma mater, and I enjoyed interacting with a wonderful group of students who wanted to learn more about church planting in the Crossroads District. It is also exciting to see the progress as Dr. Mike Tapper has stepped in to lead their Christian Ministries Department.
I was back on the road in Indiana on Thursday for a meeting at HQ with Dr. Wayne Schmidt, General Superintendent, and lunch in Fishers with Rev. Wayne Richards (Habitat for Missions). I closed out the day in Crawfordsville with Rev. Keith Jones and the fine folks at Sonlight Wesleyan Church.
Friday included a meeting with a prospective supply pastor and then touring Huntington with a couple who are praying about the possibility of following Pastor Tom Bradley at Etna Avenue Wesleyan Church.
Sherry and I are always grateful for the opportunity to host our lead pastors and their spouses for zone fellowships at Thornapple Lodge. This past Friday evening we were joined by Pastor Mark Atkinson's team (Region 1 South Zone 2) for a delightful evening of laughter, singing, and prayer. We have an incredible team of pastors here in the Crossroads District!
On Saturday, I attended the memorial service for Rev. Howard Barefoot at the Lebanon Wesleyan Church. Rev. Ernest Batman brought a heartfelt sermon and members of the family contributed memories and readings. Pastor Barefoot leaves an incredible legacy of faith in his family and from his ministry. Please continue to remember Mrs. Dorothy Barefoot in your prayers.
Saturday afternoon, I was at Southview Wesleyan Church in Indianapolis to meet with Pastor Rick Matthews for our annual coaching conversation and then to meet with the Local Board of Administration as they unanimously affirmed his extended call.
Pastor Matthew Trexler and The River Church joined with dozens of churches across America and the Tim Tebow Foundation this week to provide "Night To Shine," a wonderful evening for special needs adults. The IWU women's basketball team and IWU Chaplain Dr. John Bray got in on the excitement this year.
I love receiving baptism reports from across our district team! Last weekend, Pastor Jim Weinmann and the Evanston Avenue Wesleyan Church in Indianapolis celebrated two baptisms after the service had already concluded!
Pastor Ben Thomas and the Nehemiah Church in Avon celebrated the baptisms of two young men this weekend. There is nothing more exciting than celebrating with Heaven as people find new life in Christ!
Don't miss these coming events! The Crossroads District Youth All-Nighter will be held in Fort Wayne on February 23. The leaders of our student ministries do a great job of pulling together this event which welcomed more than 500 students last year!
We have an amazing privilege of serving together in the only cause that counts for eternity! Let's keep reaching for one more!
Sunday morning, Sherry and I worshiped with Pastor Eric Roemer and the team at Greentown Wesleyan Church. After the challenging message from Pastor Eric, I met briefly with the LBA and then we hosted Eric and Amanda and their precious girls for lunch. Amanda is a great partner with Eric in their ministry and also takes time to serve as a lay member of our District Board of Administration.
Greentown was one of the first churches in our district to welcome the Maximizing Impact team consultation. It was encouraging to be back on site and to see the continued progress they are making in reaching their community for Christ. Pastor Eric is great help on district events and is also serving as chair for the Greentown Ministerial Association this year.
Last week's schedule included coaching conversations with the following pastors: Matthew Trexeler (The River), Paul Van Cise (Bryant), Randy Yaryan (Winchester), Steve DeNeff (College), Eric Roemer (Greentown), Don Bayne (New Carlisle), Marc Ulrich (Merrillville-ReThink), Tom Cochran (Chesterton), and Rick Patterson (Colfax).
In this week's coaching conversations, I've heard praise reports of miraculous healing, stories of life change, and one church that has seen a 40% increase in tithing since last year. God is on the move in Indiana!
I also met with three of our pastors through the week to work on property matters in Muncie, Crawfordsville, and Indianapolis. Retired Chaplain Gordon Ritchie was in town for a few days and it was good to connect and hear more about the doors that God is opening for his continued ministry after 24 years of active military duty.
Another highlight this week was dropping in on FUEL, the denomination's training for the leaders of next generation ministries (children and youth). More than 300 leaders gathered from across the US and Canada for this event that one young leader described as "life-changing!" Congratulations to Zach Coffin and his team from HQ for an excellent training experience! Lane Sander, our Crossroads District Youth Leader, did a fine job of hosting our participants for supper on Friday. Just a reminder to mark your calendars for the Crossroads ReEquip training event in Marion on April 21 which will feature Matthew Deprez, one of the keynote speakers from FUEL.
Many of you have been praying for and supporting the launch of ReThink Church in Merrillville. We're grateful for Pastor Marc and Heather Ulrich who are leading the team in planting this new congregation in our northwest corner. ReThink celebrated their one-year anniversary last month with 70 people in attendance. Since moving their worship experience to Sunday morning, in January, they've welcomed 35 first-time guests. Keep on praying!
On Friday, we received word that Rev. Howard Barefoot, beloved pastor, husband, father and friend, had passed away. He and Dorothy had been wintering in Brooksville, Florida. Rev. Barefoot was know for his warmth, his optimism, his love for God and his gracious way with people. Our prayers are with Mrs. Dorothy Barefoot, the family and the many friends who will miss him. I am grateful for his prayers and encouragement to me. Funeral arrangements will be shared as soon as we receive the details.
Saturday afternoon, I had the joy of connecting with three prospective church planters from Venezuela. It was exciting to pray with them and to consider the possibilities of planting many Hispanic churches across northern Indiana, beginning in Elkart and Goshen. The Warsaw zone, led by Pastor Jarod Osborne, has made this a matter of focused prayer and has prioritized Hispanic church planting as one of the key needs in their region. Pray that God will continue to send out workers into His harvest!
This week, I'll be speaking in chapel at Southern Wesleyan University and connecting with prospective residents and church planters for our district, returning on Wednesday. Your prayers are always appreciated.
This Friday evening, February 9, Sherry and I are looking forward to hosting Rev. Mark Atkinson and the lead pastors and their spouses for the Marion Zone 2 fellowship at Thornapple Lodge. Cindy Horn has graciously assisted in sending out reminders. The doors open after 6 pm and supper is served at 6:30. We value these times of fellowship and encouragement that are building a stronger, more connected Crossroads team!
May God continue to bless as you pursue the Great Commission in the Spirit of the Great Commandment!


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Glioblastoma - Molecular Analysis for Clinical Trials
Mischel, Paul S.
University of California Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA, United States
Search 28 grants from Paul Mischel
Search grants from University of California Los Angeles
Role of intestinal microbiome and gut permeability in the development of Kawasaki Disease vasculitis
The Role of Family with Sequence Similarity 3D (FAM3D) in Cardioprotection and Inflammation after Myocardial Infarction
Alternative splicing regulation by extracellular matrix mechanics: a self-tuning tool to control cell microenvironmental adaptation and tumor progression
Treatment Strategy to Prevent Mood Disorders Following Traumatic Brain Injury
Kinase inhibitors have demonstrated great promise for the treatment of some types of cancer, such as leukemia and a few solid tumors. Will kinase inhibitors have a more general role in cancer therapy? Glioblastoma, the most common malignant primary brain tumor of adults and one of the most lethal of all cancers, represents an ideal clinical model to address this question. Chronic PI3K/Akt pathway activation promotes malignant transformation and tumor progression in pre-clinical glioblastoma models, and is commonly detected in glioblastoma patient samples. However, clinical application of PI3K/Akt pathway inhibitors has been severely limited by an inability to determine which patient is most likely to benefit. Because morphologically indistinguishable glioblastomas can have distinct classes of causal oncogene/signaling pathway activation that may render them differentially sensitive to kinase inhibitors, it is crucial to develop methods of detecting pathway activation. Our laboratory has developed a method of analyzing PI3K/Akt pathway activation in routinely processed glioblastoma patient biopsies, which may potentially be used to determine which patients are most likely to benefit from kinase inhibitor therapy (Choe et al., 2003), and we have become a molecular correlates analysis center for a number of ongoing, investigator-initiated multi-center clinical trials of targeted pathway inhibitors. This proposal will provide us with a unique opportunity to determine the impact of chronic PI3K pathway activation on patient survival, to determine whether PI3K pathway activation can be used to select patients for targeted inhibitor therapy, and to develop surrogate molecular markers that can be used to detect pathway inhibition and predict response in patients in molecularly-based clinical trials.
Clinical Oncology Study Section (CONC)
Fountain, Jane W
R01 NS Glioblastoma - Molecular Analysis for Clinical Trials
Mischel, Paul S. / University of California Los Angeles $338,768
Akhavan, David; Pourzia, Alexandra L; Nourian, Alex A et al. (2013) De-repression of PDGFR? transcription promotes acquired resistance to EGFR tyrosine kinase inhibitors in glioblastoma patients. Cancer Discov 3:534-47
Cloughesy, Timothy F; Mischel, Paul S (2011) New strategies in the molecular targeting of glioblastoma: how do you hit a moving target? Clin Cancer Res 17:6-11
Cvrljevic, Anna N; Akhavan, David; Wu, Min et al. (2011) Activation of Src induces mitochondrial localisation of de2-7EGFR (EGFRvIII) in glioma cells: implications for glucose metabolism. J Cell Sci 124:2938-50
Akhavan, David; Cloughesy, Timothy F; Mischel, Paul S (2010) mTOR signaling in glioblastoma: lessons learned from bench to bedside. Neuro Oncol 12:882-9
Guo, Deliang; Cloughesy, Timothy F; Radu, Caius G et al. (2010) AMPK: A metabolic checkpoint that regulates the growth of EGFR activated glioblastomas. Cell Cycle 9:211-2
Lu, Kan V; Zhu, Shaojun; Cvrljevic, Anna et al. (2009) Fyn and SRC are effectors of oncogenic epidermal growth factor receptor signaling in glioblastoma patients. Cancer Res 69:6889-98
Guo, Deliang; Prins, Robert M; Dang, Julie et al. (2009) EGFR signaling through an Akt-SREBP-1-dependent, rapamycin-resistant pathway sensitizes glioblastomas to antilipogenic therapy. Sci Signal 2:ra82
Iwanami, Akio; Cloughesy, Timothy F; Mischel, Paul S (2009) Striking the balance between PTEN and PDK1: it all depends on the cell context. Genes Dev 23:1699-704
Guo, Deliang; Hildebrandt, Isabel J; Prins, Robert M et al. (2009) The AMPK agonist AICAR inhibits the growth of EGFRvIII-expressing glioblastomas by inhibiting lipogenesis. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A 106:12932-7
Huang, Tiffany T; Sarkaria, Shawn M; Cloughesy, Timothy F et al. (2009) Targeted therapy for malignant glioma patients: lessons learned and the road ahead. Neurotherapeutics 6:500-12
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