![]() My sister Pauline still does amateur stuff. Really sad, sad things that if I tell our John or Jackie I've told you, they'll kill me. We were always dressing up and acting out whodunnits. Two actors in one family? "Loads of people ask, where's it come from? And I think it's a mixture of living so far from other people, being all together in the house, and my mum and dad's different personalities. ![]() Here comes the rude question: Is he older or younger? There's a shocked hiss, then a good-tempered giggle: "He's 10 years older than me! He's my big, big brother, like!" (She's 25). "John" is the actor John Lynch, her brother. It was very much us making our own crack, really." John used to run out in the middle of the night with a torch to try and get it started so we could finish watching the film. Then we got a generator but it kept conking out. We've always been into the idea of making our own humour and entertainment because we didn't have electricity for a time, so there was no telly. Lynch grew up in Ireland with her four siblings "up a mountain, in complete isolation. She came running up the stairs of the Bush going: 'I need money for this cab! I'm Susan's mummy!' He said to me later, 'You don't meet your mum. The play had already started, and she had no English money. I was doing a play at the Bush theatre once and Dominic Dromgoole was standing at the top of the stairs when my mum arrived in a cab. My dad's a real joker, and my mum's just the most alive person you'll ever meet. "My dad was a busman there and they met at a dance called La Bamba. We encourage you to reach out to us to discuss your ideas and potential projects.Īs our Health portfolio expands, we too are experimenting with new ways to uncover the scientific discoveries that will help the patient by connecting researchers and physicians to fast track the idea of a world without IBD.The dashing looks originate from her Italian mother, who met her Irish father in Coventry in the Fifties. These goals are reflected in our funding opportunities and will shape future initiatives we create. We invite you to explore this site and look through Our Vision to see how your work could fit into our goals for preventing, predicting and eventually curing IBD. We believe that this increased synergy has the potential to make transformational progress in IBD research, bringing science closer to the patient. We also hope that this tool will entice participation by informing potential funders and partners of the advances we are working toward. ![]() The Foundation seeks to elevate and explain funded research efforts and approaches with an audacious goal in mind: by highlighting projects we support and out-of-the-box ideas, opportunities will open for researchers to collaborate, increasing connections that nurture discoveries. We created this site to have a central tool for sharing research in progress-what our grantees are testing and learning. It offers a comprehensive overview of our growing Health portfolio, our areas of interest and the extraordinary scientists we support, as well as an opportunity to learn more about our future directions. ![]() The Kenneth Rainin Foundation is delighted to share our online health resource on Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) with you. Director’s Message: Inspiring Collaboration
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