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Chris Woodin served as Chief Risk Officer for Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Carolina for more than 17 years. Chris' wife Terry has volunteered with the Light a Luminary Project here at the House for almost fifteen years, and Chris credits Terry with leading him to join the Board. Chris and Terry have two grown children and three grown Chihuahuas. He joined the Board in 2010. Find Chris on LinkedIn
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Zachary Hedrick is the Business Development Officer, VP at Fidelity Bank in Durham where he is responsible for developing and managing business banking relationships. Prior to Fidelity bank, he was in business banking with Wells Fargo for 12 years. Zach graduated from UNC Chapel Hill in 2002 and faithfully follows Carolina athletic teams. Zach lives in Hillsborough with his wife and young daughter. He enjoys spending his free time with family and friends or playing golf and soccer. Zac joined the board in 2011. Find Zachary on LinkedIn
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Dr. Kathy Bradford is a General Inpatient Pediatrician at UNC Children's Hospital. She has over twenty years of experience caring for children with acute and chronic health care needs. She enjoys caring for hospitalized children while simultaneously performing administrative duties and teaching. She has been a board member since 2012. Dr. Bradford is a graduate of DeSales University and earned her medical degree from the Pennsylvania State University. She completed a Pediatric Internship and Residency at the University of Minnesota and a Fellowship in Pediatric Critical Care at Stanford University. She lives with her husband, Eric, and their two children in Chapel Hill. Kathy joined the Board in 2013. Find Kathy on LinkedIn
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Julie E. Curd is a Managing Director and Director of Client Service responsible for client relationship management at Amundi Smith Breeden LLC. She also serves as a liaison to the investment consultant community. Prior to attending business school, Ms. Curd worked in the non-profit community as a development officer for The University of the South and for the Medical College of Virginia. She completed an internship with Lehman Brothers in New York. Ms. Curd holds a Master of Business Administration from the Kenan-Flagler Business School at UNC Chapel Hill and a Bachelor of Arts in Economics from The University of the South, Sewanee, Tennessee, where she was named to the Omicron Delta Kappa honor society. Julie joined the Board in 2013. Find Julie on LinkedIn
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Drew Duncan is the Director of Human Resources at Eisai, Inc., pharmaceutical company based in Tokyo. He has been with Eisai since 2005. He began his professional career at Eastman Kodak as a corporate recruiter. Drew has a BA in Industrial Relations from UNC and a graduate degree in Organizational Change and Leadership from Pfeiffer University. Drew is a Certified Professional of Human Resources with expertise in talent acquisition, leadership and professional development, employee relations, and compensation. Find Drew on LinkedIn
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Julie Emerson works with the Neurosciences Service Line at UNC Health Care focusing on Business Development as well as Quality Improvement. She began her career at UNC Hospitals in 2004 and has had the privilege of working within the departments of Nursing Education, Clinical Care Management and Strategic Planning & Network Development. She has a MHA from Seton Hall University and an undergraduate degree in Graphic Design from the College of Design at NC State University. She has served on the Board since 2011. Find Julie on LinkedIn
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Charlie Feuss lives in Chapel Hill with his wife Linda. He works as an attorney with the Raleigh office of Kilpatrick Townsend, where his area of practice is labor and employment law. Prior to moving to Chapel Hill, Charlie lived and worked in Minneapolis for 14 years and in Atlanta before that. He graduated from Emory College and Emory School of Law in Atlanta. He has served on the boards of several non-profit organizations, including serving two terms as Board President of the Greater Twin Cities Youth Symphonies, and performs pro bono legal servicess on behalf of several non-profits.
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As head of Chief Investment Officer at Captrust Financial Officers and Head of the Consulting Research Group, Eric is charged with asset allocation research and tactical decision making, as well as directing the firm's investment vehicle and manager selection efforts. He also oversees all investment research and analysis within the qualified and nonqualified retirement plan market. Prior to joining CAPTRUST in 2006, Eric served as a senior portfolio manager for Franklin Street Partners, as well as vice president of the Goldman Sachs Group within the company's Equity Derivatives and International Equities businesses. Eric joined the Board in 2013. Find Eric on LinkedIn
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Sherry Hancuff coordinates the community outreach program for Grifols, a global healthcare company with a major presence in the local community. She has developed strong partnerships with numerous local nonprofits through an active employee volunteer program which contributes thousands of dollars in corporate and employee donations. Sherry is a passionate supporter of the Ronald McDonald House, having stayed there 18 years ago when her daughter Kasey was being treated for hydrocephalus. Prior to joining Grifols, Sherry served nine years in the Air Force and Army National Guard. Find Sherry on LinkedIn
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Emily Moseley is of counsel with Wood Jackson, PLLC and the Lippincott Law Firm, PLLC and focuses her practice on business, health care, and IP litigation and health care regulatory matters. A graduate of Pomona College and Vanderbilt Law School, she maintains an active pro bono practice, serving as co-chair of the North Carolina Bar Association's Call 4All Task Force. Emily lives in Chapel Hill with her husband, Bob-- an orthopedic oncologist at UNC-- their two children, and assorted pets. Emily joined the Board in 2009. Find Emily on LinkedIn
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Evan Nave is Regional Marketing Manager for McDonald's in the Raleigh Region. Evan began his career with McDonald's in June 2007 when he worked as a Marketing/Communications Intern at McDonald's USA in Oakbrook, IL. Evan graduated from Hampton University with a BA in Broadcast Journalism. Evan joined the Board in 2011. Find Evan on LinkedIn
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Robert Orr has over twelve years of financial services experience. Prior to opening the North Carolina office for Sandton Capital, he was part of the 2005 founding team at the de novo Square 1 Bank, where he held a variety of general management and corporate development roles in growing that institution to over $1 billion in assets. Prior to that, he was a management consultant, most recently with The Monitor Group. At Monitor, he had extensive experience advising financial institutions and other large corporate clients on growth strategies. He received his MBA from the Stanford Graduate School of Business and his BA from University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Rob joined the Board in 2014. Find Robert on LinkedIn
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Jonathan Pruitt is Vice President for Finance at UNC General Administration. In this role, her serves as Chief Financial Officer and is responsible for the financial affairs of the UNC System and the finance and business affairs of UNC General Administration. He hold's a Bachelor's degree from Centre College and an MPA from the Martin School of Public Policy and Administration at the University of Kentucky. Jonathan lives in Chapel Hill with his wife and daughter. Jonathan joined the Board in 2013. Find out more about Jonathan
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Sissy Smith lives in Raleigh with her husband Lonnie, their dog Hercules and their cats. Sissy has been VP of Administration and Marketing for Mikels & Jones Properties for 16 years and oversees day to day operations, from financial service to maintenance and construction. She also enjoys time being "grandma" to her two young grandchildren. Sissy volunteers weekly and looks forward to being at the House, and is happy to prepare a group meal for the families. Sissy also is involved in the Community Hope Mentor Program through the "Y" in Raleigh where weekly she gives one on one literacy instruction while developing a relationship - a bond between mentor and student. Sissy joined the board in 2014. Find Sissy on LinkedIn
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Josh Tilley is a Principal of Investments at Morgan Creek and one of the founding members of the investment team with a primary focus on public investments. Mr. Tilley is responsible for the management and construction of portfolios across Morgan Creek's various investment solutions, including related research and analysis that spans a number of different asset classes and sub-strategies. Prior to joining Morgan Creek in 2004, Mr. Tilley served as an Associate in the Public Investments Division at UNC Management Company. Mr. Tilley functioned in various capacities, including research and due diligence that contributed to individual manager selection, overall portfolio strategy and tactical asset allocation decisions. Prior to joining UNC in 2003, Mr. Tilley was an Analyst in the Investment Banking Division at Lehman Brothers where he worked to complete transactions totaling in excess of $6 billion across Lehman's multiple product lines. Mr. Tilley received his Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, with distinction, from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Josh joined the Board in 2014. Find Josh on LinkedIn


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I wish you all safe life and waves...I will keep it at that
I enjoyed them!
Guess I should be more specific. Look at the Atlantic radar. That could potentially be "the sodomizer". Btw, y'all scored over there? Very nice! I'm wondering who will get it with the tropical wave I am referring to.
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This is a discussion on Ignorance of the law, kindness and the Reston Town Center within the Open Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Originally Posted by PaulG Dude. Try to read what I said and don't add things that aren't there. I said "responsible enough" not "a gun, ...
If I misunderstood anything you were trying to say, I apologize.
What YOU said was ". . . . You really think that by someone being able to (legally) carry a gun, it makes them responsible enough to limit their drinking?"
If you read my original post, I never said that being legally able to carry a gun makes anyone responsible about anything.
So in answer to your original question, NO! I don't think that being legally able to carry a gun makes them responsible enough to limit their drinking.
fortiter in re, suaviter in modo (resolutely in action, gently in manner).
We sure have a lot of "holier than thou" responses in this thread. Casually consuming one or two drinks doesn't make you drunk and irresponsible, guys. Our choosing to carry a gun shouldn't make us prisoners of that choice, not allowed to go out and enjoy ourselves like other citizens. Where does this "even one drop of alcohol and driving (or guns) doesn't mix" attitude come from? Is it a religious thing or were you raised with that?
So what if other people in a restaurant see me legally carrying a gun while also legally consuming a light beer with my meal? They won't see me brandishing, nor will they see me stumbling out to my car afterwards. And if I do get into a self defensive shooting incident, the police may very well ask me to blow into a breathalyzer, but they'll find I was under the legal limit of impairment and not legally under the influence; end of story.
I open carry in restaurants two or three times a week, usually having a drink with my meal, and have been doing so for close to three years. Nobody has ever said a word to me or refused service. I am surprised you had two sheepy encounters on one evening, but you handled it well. Good job.
OK. Since I helped get things off topic, let me help getting it back.
My office is short walking distance from Town Center.
I'm curious about your comment of not liking the vibe at M&C. Did you mean that you didn't like the atmosphere there in general or did you pick up an anti-gun vibe?
Would be useful information to have on hand.
fortiter in re, suaviter in modo (resolutely in action, gently in manner).
I think the OP has control of himself when he consumes alcohol. However, it isn't true for a lot of people. They start fights, challenge the bouncers who are way bigger than them, challenge LEOs outside the bar, etc.
Alcohol and guns are not a good combination. I see it in a similar light as alcohol and driving. However, I don't think they should ban guns at bars because the BGs will be packing heat anyways.
No offense to the OP.
Vince K
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I don't hangout in RTC as I am a younger gun owner (23). I do know that Reston Town Center is incredibly safe from my experience, but there is never a reason not to carry.
I wouldn't have more than 2 drinks all night if I were carrying. Then again, I probably wouldn't take the gun out at all if I knew I was going to a bar - too much hassle.
You're only safe as long as you stay in the inner open rectangular "entertainment" area during daylight hours and when the 5-6 local LEO's are patrolling that inner rectangular area on their bicycles. Other than that...you're on your own.
Don't read the local papers much or spend much time there do we? Heh... The parking decks in particular over there are SHTF magnets. It's a target rich environment. You've got hundreds of stores and restaurants ...many of which are higher-end/higher priced and so are their clientele all packed into what amounts to a 4-6 block inward facing square with the parking decks on the outer fringes. The parking decks are basically stop and robs and some of the lower end bar/restaurants are youngin' drunken fight club magnets in evenings and on weekends...particularly around the Jackson's area...
Not to mention the 'Target'-ville encampment as it's now called these days. It's basically a hobo/homeless encampment that sets up around the Target shopping center just down the road from the town center and they tend to gravitate towards the town center late evenings to panhandle and sometimes worse...again probably because it's a target rich environment. I think the local LEO's shut them down and moved them away from target recently as I drove by that way from work late one evening this past week and the tarps were gone, but I hear they've set right back up in the little strips of woods nearby.
Stay safe...nothing is as safe as it appears at face value.
-The Mist (2007)"My God David, We're a Civilized society."
"Sure, As long as the machines are workin' and you can call 911. But you take those things away, you throw people in the dark, and you scare the crap out of them; no more rules...You'll see how primitive they can get."
Thanks for the info. I know Herndon/Reston is definitely prone to certain types of crime, especially in the poorer parts of town.
Makes me rethink the safety of that area. I was working in Reston for about a year and have since left that job and moved on to bigger and better things.
I would leave work late some nights and step into the parking garage - definitely would've liked to be armed at that point. My CC permit shows up soon and I will be carrying from that point on - no exceptions.


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'Hate' speech: Amit Shah moves HC for stay on arrest, quashing of FIRs
BJP's UP in-charge Amit Shah Wednesday approached the Allahabad High Court seeking a stay on his arrest and quashing of FIRs registered against him for allegedly giving 'hate' speeches at election meetings in Bijnor and Shamli on April 4.
A Division Bench of Justices Arun Tandon and Satish Chandra has asked the state government and the Election Commission to ensure that the CDs of the alleged hate speech are presented before it by Thursday. Shah had been booked under Section 125 of the Representation of People Act and Section 153-A of the Indian Penal Code, both pertaining to promoting enmity between two communities. Both were registered on April 6 in Shamli and Bijnore.
"The court has directed the state government to produce the CDs in connection with the FIR," said Shamit Gopal, counsel for the petitioner.
Election Commission counsel Bhupendra Nath Singh said: "The court asked the EC to produce the CDs. We submitted (before the court) that while we will try to get it in time from our headquarters, the state may be in a better position to do so. The court then asked both the state and the EC to ensure that they are brought before it in the stipulated time."
Gopal said that the petition has sought stay on Shah's arrest and quashing of the FIRs on the ground that the alleged offence was not made in the speech.
"Our contention is that the speech in question was not intended to disturb communal harmony or create a law and order situation. In the absence of intent, the alleged offence is not made. We have also argued that this speech was not made at a rally or a public meeting that is open to all. It was a meeting of limited people who were party workers. Third, our argument is that the speech did not lead to any law and order situation or breach of peace in public and, therefore, it cannot be concluded that it was inflammatory," said Gopal.
In meetings on April 4 in Bijnor, Shamli and Muzaffarngar, Shah had reportedly said it was time to seek revenge by casting vote.
"A man can live without food or sleep. He can live when he's thirsty and hungry. But when he's insulted, he can't live. Apmaan ka badla toh lena padega," Shah had reportedly said.
Amid an outcry from political parties, which termed it a tactic to polarise the 2014 elections, the BJP had defended Shah's statement saying that asking for revenge through vote was not inflammatory.
Muzaffarnagar and its surrounding areas had witnessed communal riots last year in which more than 50 people were killed and a large number of victims were rendered homeless.
BJP's UP in-charge Amit Shah Wednesday approached the Allahabad High Court seeking a stay on his arrest and quashing of FIRs registered against him for allegedly giving 'hate' speeches at election meetings in Bijnor and Shamli on April 4.
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Porcelain vs Lava is a series of wall lights and chandeliers with LED lighting, controlled by stroking the lava in their centres. The lava acts like a dimmer switch, altering an electrostatic field created by a sensor that prompts a microcontroller to turn the light on and off.
The designers, great things to People (or gt2P) created the lights using an updated version of their Catenary Pottery Printer (CPP), a machine that mixes analog numerical control with traditional material and techniques in one real-time process. For their lights, gt2P took into account variables such as amount of porcelain layers, translucency, reinforcement with lava and baking temperature, achieving inimitable shapes with contrasting textures for dramatic visual expression.
gt2P cast over fabric to determine the exterior shape of the lights. The number of times this process is done determines the thickness of the pieces, so they were able to control the translucency of their porcelain with the number of layers added. They then needed to strengthen the anchor point where the LED light should be fixed, without affecting the translucency or augmenting the thickness of the piece. For this the designers decided to use lava.
While working on the lights, gt2P also happened to be testing Chilean volcanic lava, with the goal of controlling the temperature parameters that enable a viscous state of the lava. Theoretically volcanic stones should start to melt at 800°C, but the stones they collected from Chaiten and Villarrica volcanoes started to melt at 1260°C, achieving a workable viscosity (controllable) at 1300°C, coinciding with the baking temperature of the porcelain.
The designers put the porcelain and lava in the oven together and found that the lava drained slowly over the solid piece of porcelain. Thanks to the slow cooling process, it contracted gradually without breaking the porcelain, achieving a collaborative material. This was perfect for use with the CPP.
gt2P were able to generate very slim and reinforced porcelain pieces, establishing a contrast between opacity in the hanging points and translucency over the edges where the light comes through. The resulting wall mounted luminaires and mockup chandelier collections were exhibited during the New York Design Week and will also be part of the New Territories Lab exhibition at the Museum of Arts and Design in New York this November.designer biog
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24 except these things which the young men ate, and the parts of (the) men that came with me, Aner, Eshcol, and Mamre; these men shall take their parts. (except for those things which the young men have eaten, and a portion for the men who came with me, that is, for Aner, Eshcol, and Mamre; let these men take their portion, or their share.) | 24 I will accept nothing but what my men have eaten and the share that belongs to the men who went with me--to Aner, Eshcol and Mamre. Let them have their share." |
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I have a K2 WWW and saw this board realizing...
I have a K2 WWW and saw this board realizing it's practically the same board. Does anyone know what is different about this compared to the weapon other than having a fiberglass top sheet rather then p tex?
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the park star dosnt have the jib tip like the www. so ull have to ride it normal size not 5cm shorter .. and the parkstar also has carbon web in the tip and tail to give it more pop and make it a tad stiffer/stable.
I know I am late to the answer party but for future reference the biggest difference is that the WWW is a rocker snowboard and the Parkstar is a flat base with rocker only at the nose and tail. They will ride differently and the PS is going to be a more stable board overall.... The WWW is going to be more playful with slightly softer flex and more forgiving overall at the sacrifice of stability.
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Does anybody think this might possibly have any chance of being a tomato plant? I can't find any pictures of them with leaves like this. It's just growing in my compost pile so it could be anything, but I just wanted to see if I could narrow it down at all. Thanks for any help! |
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Thank you Liz, I just stocked up from my supplier before the big ban occurrs, I am just upset about this as this is my tried n true recipe I love. I am not sure what everyone is going to do about the fondant with all the trans fats either..
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when asked about beating Venus, she said something like "this is what I play tennis for". I agree with the poster who says these players should concentrate LESS on beating the sisters and more on WINNING the tourney!! Congrats to Meghan,but I think Capriati will have an easy time on Wednesday, because J-Cap actually wants to win the whole darn thing!! :)


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As a gun owner I am frustrated that some positive ideas for helping stop mass murders are being left out of the conversation. As we again search for ways to prevent the deranged from slaughtering people in malls, schools, and churches, we find we have had this debate before. It's like watching a shouting match between partisans on a cable show. One side wants more gun control. The other side points out that more guns mean less crime. One wants a new "assault-weapons" ban. The other points out that the one that was on the books from 1994 to 2004 didn't reduce crime. One wants something, anything, to be done to make them feel safer. The other wants to keep their constitutional freedom to protect themselves and their loved ones. One says the authorities can protect us. The other points out that even if a police officer could always be on the scene within two minutes, two minutes is a long time when someone is trying to shoot you.
Anti-gun advocates counter that they don't want Wild West–style shootouts. So the debate stagnates. The gun-control advocates are emotional for good reason — they want the killings to stop. The gun-rights advocates are just as emotional — they too want the killings to stop. Meanwhile, gun owners want to be able to protect themselves not just from armed thugs, but also from other aggressors who are stronger than themselves. As Colt's ads said back in the mid-19th century: "God made men, but Samuel Colt made them equal."
So let's step forward right out of these points of view for a moment and onto common ground. Consider what President Barack Obama said in Newtown: "In the coming weeks, I'll use whatever power this office holds to engage my fellow citizens — from law enforcement, to mental-health professionals, to parents and educators — in an effort aimed at preventing more tragedies like this, because what choice do we have?"
What about engaging gun owners? The National Rifle Association (NRA) estimates there are 100 million gun owners in America. An October 2011 Gallup poll found that 47 percent of American adults keep at least one gun in their home. Americans own more than 300 million firearms. In both recent shootings — in the Oregon mall and the Connecticut school — the killers used stolen guns. How about working with gun owners to make sure guns are stored safely? How about allowing those with concealed-carry permits to defend fellow citizens? Aren't these choices? After all, currently more than 8 million Americans have concealed-carry permits.
When gun-control proponents feverishly demand that law-abiding Americans give up their right to self-defense as the price for a disturbed person's heinous act, then free, law-abiding gun owners necessarily find themselves on defense, as they'd rather not be left defenseless. There is a better way.
As gun-control advocacy groups and politicians focus solely on gun control, the NRA, the National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF), and others have been left with the task of teaching firearm safety. While Hollywood and the video-game industry sell gun violence, somehow those preaching gun safety and self-defense have become the bad guys. This demagoguery is counterproductive.
Here are five things gun-control advocates and gun-rights groups should be able to agree on to help prevent a future Columbine or Sandy Hook.
1. A national campaign for gun safety. When an epidemic of drunk driving bloodied our highways, we didn't demonize car owners and pass bans on automobiles. We worked with the American people, stiffened penalties, and had national campaigns explaining the problem. We talked about designated drivers and hotlines for alcoholics. We treated the American people as adults. We showed a good, moral path to follow.
We need to work with gun owners in the same open, honest way. The NRA, for example, has training programs for law enforcement and teaches children what to do if they encounter a gun. The NRA also maintains rules for shooting safely and storing firearms responsibly. The NRA is a large membership organization because of all the good it does. For example, it isn't difficult for anyone to find NRA-certified shooting-safety courses. Just go to nrainstructors.org and use the website's search tool to find courses near you. The NRA Training Department has a network of more than 65,000 instructors, 3,800 coaches, and 1,700 training counselors spread out across the nation. Presumably this has contributed to the fact that gun accidents are rare and have been declining for decades.
Instead of demonizing the NRA, the government should work with it on a national campaign to encourage gun owners to store their guns safely. A trigger lock, for example, prevents the trigger from being squeezed until the lock is removed with a key. Gun owners can also store their guns in safes or in "quick-lock" safety boxes with combination locks. They can store their guns separately from ammunition or with a component (such as the bolt) removed. Current NRA safety training urges that any gun kept only for sporting purposes be rendered temporarily inoperable before it is stored.
It isn't now known how Nancy Lanza stored her guns, but it's reasonable to assume that if they were stored safely in any of these ways, her son, Adam, might have been stopped before he ever acted.
This solution has been suggested before. The problem is that anti-gun groups and many politicians want to mandate that firearms be stored so that they can't be readily accessed in an emergency. Such legislation would prevent gun owners from using their firearms to protect themselves and their loved ones.
Mandates that firearms be kept inoperable aren't even constitutional. In 2008 the U.S. Supreme Court overturned a Washington, D.C., law (Heller v. D.C.) requiring that all guns be kept locked or otherwise inoperable. The Court found that such regulations make "it impossible for citizens to use them for the core lawful purpose of self-defense."


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Boulanger L et al. – The presence of select comorbidities and prior use of certain medications were associated with the duloxetine initiation among working–age, commercially insured patients with fibromyalgia.
Methods- Administrative claims from a large, U.S. commercially insured population were analyzed using a retrospective cohort design.
- Patients with fibromyalgia who were 18 to 64 years old and initiated duloxetine vs. selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs), tricyclic antidepressants (TCAs), venlafaxine, gabapentin, pregabalin, tramadol, or nontramadol opioids between January 1, 2007 and December 12, 2008 were selected.
- Treatment initiation was defined as no access to the same medication over the previous 90 days, with the most recent initiation date as the index date.
- All patients selected had at least one fibromyalgia diagnosis (ICD–9–CM: 729.1) in the 12 months prior to initiation of each study medication.
- Multiple logistic regression models were estimated to assess the predictors of initiating duloxetine vs. each of the other medications.
- The study included 117,305 patients with fibromyalgia (48 years of age on average; 76% women) who initiated duloxetine (n = 5,827), SSRIs (n = 8,620), TCAs (n = 5,424), venlafaxine (n = 2,038), gabapentin (n = 5,733), pregabalin (n = 11,152), tramadol (n = 7,312), or nontramadol opioids (n = 71,199).
- Common fibromyalgia–related comorbidities were low back pain (31% to 49%), osteoarthritis (14% to 21%), and sleep disturbance (10% to 15%).
- Controlling for demographic and clinical characteristics, patients who received pregabalin in the prior 12–month period were more likely to initiate duloxetine.
- Patients from other treatment cohorts, except for those in the pregabalin and nontramadol opioid cohorts, were more likely to re–initiate the same prior medication than to begin treatment with duloxetine.
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The Credit Union Association of New York is using two titans of social media to help share its annual convention and meeting with its members.
Michelle McCourt, current executive vice president/chief financial officer, will step in as president/CEO of the Poughkeepsie, N.Y., credit union.
The Blue Angels military jet team will headline the Bethpage Air Show on Memorial Day Weekend.
New York Credit Union Association says it does not endorse one charter structure over another.
Island Federal Credit Union has announced the retirement of its President/CEO Robert J. Dethlefsen, effective Nov. 30.
Sperry Federal Credit Union marked its 75th Anniversary recently when long-term members gathered at its main branch in Garden City Park, N.Y., to commemorate the milestone.
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I just finished putting together my first custom-built PC, using an ASUS P8Z68-VPRO/GEN3 motherboard with a 2700K CPU. For now, I'm just relying on the built-in graphics until the Radeon 7000 series are a little more affordable. I wanted to be able to set up a dual monitor configuration, so I purchased a couple of identical ViewSonic 22" VX2253mh displays, which are plugged into the motherboard with HDMI and VGA cables. After installing Windows 7 and downloading all of the updated drivers I could find for my chipset, the motherboard, and everything in Windows Update, I set about changing from a clone display to an extended desktop configuration. I got it working alright, but with one really annoying problem: on the monitor that is connected via HDMI, there is a scaling or resolution problem so that I can't see the edges of windows that are maximized. It seems to cut off around 20 pixels in every direction--so I can't see the menu bar in my browser right now, for example. For what it's worth, when I use the Intel software to modify my display, it refers to one of my monitors as "Monitor VX2253 Series" and the other as "Digital Television VX2253 Series," and whenever I try to change the digital television to monitor, it automatically switches the other to digital television. I presume this is standard procedure for some reason, though it's confusing to me why they would automatically refer to my second monitor as a television... OK, I actually just solved my problem. I'll go ahead and post this anyway, in case someone else stumbles upon it and finds it useful. Solution: I just accessed the menu on my HDMI-connected monitor and played around with the settings. I noticed that for input, it listed HDMI -- AV. I changed it to HDMI -- PC, and voila! Dual displays are a beautiful thing. |
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Glad to see you figured it out.
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function is disabled automatically to accommodate the image, horizontal and vertical disabled factory, a horror, hopefully the resolution will correct the image when you select the input type (menu input signal) on several occasions, if we are lucky the resolution is corrected. within the menu we also have disabled the function of digital TV and here comes trouble, I think it was a frustrated TV re-launched to the market as a monitor, depressive china_ company but that's not all, I have not tried the vga mode, HDMI mode also is wrong, has blackouts, perhaps the frequency of update, I by testing if you have more data will be appreciated, greetings from Argentina
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Two years after he last played for India, Amit Mishra is back, new and improved
Nagraj Gollapudi
May 8, 2013
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The last time Amit Mishra played for India, in 2011, in his two Tests on the England tour, he bowled 13 no-balls in 81 overs, nine of those in at Edgbaston. In his last Test before that one, against West Indies, he bowled five no-balls.
Two summers later Mishra will return to England for the Champions Trophy, this time as India's best legspinner. He's the best spinner on show in the IPL - currently joint-fourth on this year's wicket-takers' list, ahead of Sunil Narine, R Ashwin and Pragyan Ojha. In his 45 overs* in the tournament so far, he has bowled one no-ball.
It is understood that the selectors were impressed with Mishra's all-round form - including batting and fielding - during the domestic season with Haryana, where he is the captain. He was picked for the home ODI series against England, and though he didn't play then, the selectors persisted with him to provide MS Dhoni another bowling option.
"I am really happy at the moment considering the amount of hard work I put into all areas of my game: fitness, bowling, fielding, batting," Mishra said, a day after Sunrisers reduced Delhi Daredevils to their lowest score in the IPL, 80, on a Hyderabad pitch that Dale Steyn, the hosts' strike bowler, called one of the worst he had played on. To Mishra's credit, going by the fashion in which he dumbfounded David Warner, the pitch was irrelevant.
Compared to the past, where he mostly relied on his stock legbreak, Mishra has, going by the evidence of his bowling in the IPL, become more versatile. Changes in pace and varations on the googly have proved highly effective for him. And those have not been the only changes.
"Mentally I'm a lot more stronger now," he said. "I'm spending more time studying batsmen, to try and read their minds.
By his own admission a big problem in the past was that he was not disciplined in his bowling and would fall back on faster deliveries as soon as batsmen started to dominate. "He would change to bowling a googly when he was troubling the batsman with legspinners," Laxman Sivaramakrishnan, the former India legspinner, who worked with Mishra for two weeks a few years ago at the National Cricket Academy in Bangalore said. "You can see that at the moment he is bowling the right line, right length consistently." Anil Kumble and Narendra Hirwani have been the other experts Mishra has tapped to make sure he is progressing along the right lines.
According to Sivaramakrishnan, Mishra is one of the few spinners who uses the crease well. "His point of delivery is not the same all the time, and that creates different angles," Sivaramakrishnan said.
Another aspect of Mishra's bowling that has evolved is his willingness to pitch fuller, forcing the batsman to drive on the front foot against the turning ball.
A good example of that strategy paying off was the wicket of Warner in Hyderabad last week. Having studied videos, Mishra thought he saw a weakness in Warner's hitting over cover and mid-off. "In my first over I was trying to read his mind, and he was trying to do the same," Mishra said. He nearly got his man with an attempted wrong'un that ended up as a topspinner, but the leading edge was dropped.
"In my second over I knew he would charge me, so I pitched him the quicker googly and he was stumped," Mishra said.
This season he also took a hat-trick in the match against Pune Warriors, which made him the first bowler in the IPL to perform the feat three times (his previous hat-tricks came in 2008, when he was playing for Daredevils, and 2011, with Deccan Chargers).
After the 2011 England tour, shin and back injuries saw to it that Mishra did not make a quick comeback. "I realised the only option left for me was to improve. Not for anybody else but for myself," he said. "I had to upgrade my skills and perform, because once you are injured you are left chasing the pack. The hard work was doubled, and I started playing consistently once again from this season." In the Ranji Trophy just past, Mishra had 21 wickets in seven matches.
A highlight for him was his maiden double-century - an unbeaten 202 against Karnataka in Haryana's final league match. "In the past everybody used to say I could not bat," he said. "I realised that you need all-round skills to stand your ground. Also, at Haryana it was important that I bat to strengthen the lower order. So I became more competitive in my batting as well as fielding."
Mishra's selection for the Champions Trophy squad has become something of a point of debate, with the general assumption being that conditions in England in June favour fast bowlers. The other line of thought was that the team management would likely prefer Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja as first-choice spinners, and Mishra would be surplus to requirements.
However, the likes of Tom Moody, the former Australia allrounder, now coach at Sunrisers, have begged to differ. "I am thrilled Amit has been given an opportunity because he has shown this IPL once again what he is capable of doing," Moody said. "In the 50-over format he will be just as effective at any stage of the innings. He has got variety and he has a good sense of how to read the game, which is important for any bowler. He is a good enough bowler to be able to step up in the Powerplay, or bowl effectively in the middle overs or towards the end."
Moody, who led Worcestershire, and was the county's director of cricket in the early noughties, said conditions were not likely to be a problem. "The tournament is not being played in the first month of the English season. It is being played in the heart of the English summer and he will, I'm sure, enjoy bowling, whatever the surface."
Mishra thinks that with his renewed belief he is capable of regaining a foothold in the Indian side. "I look at myself as a wicket-taker. That creates pressure," he said. "I have felt a legspinner can be in the game always."
10:03:06 GMT, 9 May 2013: The article originally said Mishra had bowled no no-balls in 41 overs to date. This has been updated to include the no-ball he bowled during Wednesday's match between Sunrisers Hyderabad and Chennai Super Kings
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Mohanlal Sukhadia University (MLSU)
The Mohanlal Sukhadia University in Udaipur, founded under the UGC Act is one of the most well-known Universities in Rajasthan. It is celebrated for its many departments and also its pledge to offer excellence in the field of academics. The University has been given B++ certification by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council, NAAC.
There are 110 affiliated colleges and 4 constituent colleges that come under the University. Its jurisdiction spreads over these 6 districts: Udaipur, Chittorgarh, Rajasmand, Banswara, Dungarpur and Sirohi.
In the tribal area of Southern Rajasthan, the University was named 'Udaipur University' and its headquarters were also in Udaipur. Before being a multi-departmental University in 1964, it was an agricultural University when it began. In 1984, it was renamed as the Mohanlal Sukhadia University in memory of the Late Sh. Mohanlal Sukhadia, the engineer of modern Rajasthan.
The university conducts graduate and post-graduate courses through different branches. The Ph.D. programmes are offered all year round. Admissions for other courses are displayed through specific notices and they are open from June to July annually.
Being situated in Aravalli Hill inhabited by the tribal community, the area is rich in heritage which also celebrates its striking landscape and resources.
The University consists of two campus grounds. The M.B College is part of the old campus. All departments of Science (University College of Science), Commerce (University College of Commerce and Management Studies) and Geology are found here. Also the girls' hostel, University guest house, professors' quarters, teachers' quarters and the M.B. Main Hostel can be found here. The campus is 2.5kms from railway station, 2kms from bus stand and is located on the Udaipur-Chitorgarh road (Udaipur airport Road).
The Home Science College and C.T.A.E of MaharanaPratap Agricultural and Technology University can be found close to MLSU. The new campus is around 4km from the railway station or the bus stand headed for the Ashok Nagar-Ayad region.
The departments of Science and Computer Application declare that the University has good research facilities for its students. The University is also furnished with lathe, milling and drilling machines, electronic testing and measuring equipment etc. The students of M.Sc. Physics are taught machine drawing, operation of lathe and drilling machines, glass blowing techniques and PCB fabrication etc. While the Students of the Physics department have permission to use UGC Instrument Maintenance Facility, University Internet Centre, Computational and Graphics Laboratory, X-ray Diffraction Facility, Thin Film Laboratory and Vibration Sample Magnetometer (VSM) Facility.
The Library of the University runs on an efficient system and it plays a vital role in educational events. There are 7 libraries along with the University Central Library, College of Science Library, College of Social Science & Humanities Library, College of Commerce & Management Library, College of Law Library, Faculty of Management Studies Library, and University Department of Geology Library. The library is considered as the soul of the University that injects wisdom and knowledge in the students.
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The four constituent colleges of the University
- College of Commerce and Management Studies
- College of Law
- College of Science
- College of Social Sciences & Humanities
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The notice board displays information about the list of classes and the closing date for fees for each department. A separate postal reminder is not sent. All admissions are conducted by the head of the each department for M.Sc. courses.
Students are admitted on the basis of marks obtained in Senior Secondary or equivalent examination for many of the courses offered. They must also go through entrance exams for the first year of L.L.B, M.Sc. (Prev), MBA, MCA, M.Sc. (IT) and other courses. The University announces these notices separately.
Students may only take one regular course or diploma or certificate course at a time. But the student may be able to take up part time diploma or certificate courses as long as they don't clash with the regular courses.
Affiliated Colleges under the Mohanlal Sukhadia University
- Advent Institute of Management
- Aishwariya College
- Anushka Law College
- B.N.Girls College of Pharmacy
- B.N.Law College
- B.N.Pharmacy College
- Bhupal Nobel's Girls College
- Bhupal Nobel's P.G. College
- Bhupal Noble's College of Physical Education
- Geetanjali Technical Studies, Dabok
- Govt. Meera Girls College
- Guru Nanak Girls College
- Guru Pushker Jain College, Gogunda
- Lord Buddha Institute of Technology & Science
- Maharaja College of Arts & Education, Debari
- Maharaja College of Management, Debari
- MaharanaAcharya Sanskrit College
- ManikyaLalVerma Tribal Research and Training Institute
- Nimbark Teachers Training College
- Pacific College of Commerce & Management
- Pacific College of Teachers Education
- Pacific Institute of Management
- R.M.V.phy.edu. College
- Rajasthan Mahila Teachers Training College
- Udaipur Law College
- V.B.G.S Teachers Training College
- Vardhaman Law College
- VidhyaBhavan Rural Institute
- S.M.C. Choudhary, Govt. College
- ShriTejendra Prasad Teachers Training College
- U.S.B. Pharmacy College
- B.V.M. Teachers Training College
- Dr.Nagendra Singh College of Law
- Govt. College
- Haridev Joshi Govt. Girl's College
- Late ShriP.P.CollegePartapur
- M.G. School of Pharmacy
- VivekanandCollege,Ghatol
- BHOGI LAL PANDIYA Govt. College
- Govt. College, Sagwara
- Govt. Girl's College
- Govt. College, Peeth
- M.S.R.D.T.T. College
- Shiv Narayan Choubisa Simalwara
- VEER KALI BAI Govt College
- Govt. Girls College
- Govt. S.G.S. Sanskrit College
- S.M.B. Govt. College
- Govt. College, Nimbahera
- J.R.Sharma College, Jhadol
- New Arts College, Kherwara
- R.P. Girls College, Bhinder
- R.P. Physical Education College, Bhinder
- S.P.College, Badisadri
- MahaveerRastriya College, Fatehnagar
- Swami Vivekanand College, Vallabhnagar
- College of Management & Social Studies
- Govt. Girl's College
- M.P. College Rawathbhata
- MaharanaPratap Govt. P.G. College
- Mewar Girls College of Teachers Education
- Mewar Girls Institute of Tech. College
- R.N.T. College Kapasan
- R.N.T. Law College
- S.R.K. College Begun
- ShradhalayaJannati B.Ed. College, Rawatbhata
- ShriSanwariyaji Govt. College, Mandfia
- Vision College of Commerce
- Vision School of Management
- JawaharVidyapeeth Teachers Training College
- Pt. Udai Jain College
- Govt.College, Kushalgarh
- M.B.D.Govt.College
- Govt. P.G. College
- M.V.M. Teachers Training College
- Sarawati Girls College
- Dwarkesh Law College
- Govt. College
- Govt.College, Amet
- J.R.CollegeRailmangara
- Govt. College
- Govt.College, Shivganj
- Govt.Girls College
- J.R.CollegePindwara
- Haadi Rani Govt. College, Salumber
- ShriNath College Shiksha, Mavli
- Maharishi Tech,& Education College
- SiddheswerVinayak Arts College
Courses offered by Mohanlal Sukhadia University
The University conducts PhD, M.Sc. and Bachelor's courses in subjects like botany, chemistry, accountancy and statistics among others. Also, certificate courses in journalism, population research and textile designing are offered.
Faculty of Science
Ph.D. Courses
- Botany
- Chemistry
- Env.Science
- Geology
- Mathematics
- Physics
- Statistics
- Zoology
Post Graduate Courses
M. Sc.
- Bio-Technology
- Botany
- Chemistry
- Environmental Science
- Geology
- Information Technology
- M.C.A. (Three Years Course)
- M.Sc. Tech (Geology)
- M.Tech (Nanotechnology)
- Mathematics
- Physics
- Statistics
- Zoology
Bachelor in Science
- Botany, Geology & Chemistry
- Botany, Zoology & Chemistry
- Environmental Sc., Chemistry & Botany / Zoology.
- Geology, Chemistry & Botany
- Geology, Chemistry & Environmental Sciences
- Geology, Chemistry & Maths
- Maths, Physics & Chemistry
- Maths, Physics & Computer Science
- Maths, Physics & Geology
- Maths, Statistics & Chemistry
- Maths, Statistics & Geology
- Maths, Statistics & Physics
Diploma Courses
- Computer Hardware & Networking
Faculty of Commerce
Ph.D. Course
- Accountancy & Statistics
- Banking & Business Economics
- Business Administration
Post Graduate Courses
- Accountancy & Statistics
- Banking & Business Eco.
- Business Administration
- Accountancy & Statistics
- Business Administration
Professional Courses
Bachelor in Commerce
- Accountancy & Statistics
- Banking & Business Economics
- Business Administration
Faculty of Law
- Law
- L.L.B. Integrated (Five Years)
P.G. Diploma
- Labour Practices, Labour Welfare & Labour Management (1 Year Course)
Faculty of Management Studies
- One Year Diploma in Marketing Management.
- One Year Diploma in Tourism & Hotel Management
- Three Years B.B.M. Course
- Three Years M.B.A. Executive Course
- Two Years M.B.A. Regular Course
Faculty of Social Sciences & Humanities
Ph.D. Courses
- Drawing & Painting
- Economics
- English
- Geography
- Hindi
- History
- Jain Vidhya&Prakrit
- Philosophy
- Psychology
- Public Administration
- Rajasthani Political Science
- Sanskrit
- Sociology
- Urdu
Post Graduate Course
Social Sciences
- Drawing
- Economics
- English
- Geography
- Hindi
- History
- Humanities
- Philosophy
- Political Science
- Prakrit
- Psychology
- Public Administration
- Rajasthani
- Sanskrit
- Sociology
- Urdu
- Economic
- Geography
- Political Science
- Psychology
- Public Administration
- Social Sciences
- Sociology
- English
- Hindi
- History
- Prakrit
- Sanskrit
- Urdu
Bachelor of Arts
- Economics/Sanskrit Literature/Music/Sindhi
- Geography/Rajasthani Literature/Philosophy/MahilaAdhyayan
- Political Science/Urdu Literature/Drawing & Painting
- Psychology/Prakrit Literature/History/Forest Resources and their uses
- Public Administration/Hindi Literature/Home Science/Rural Development & Extension/ Computer Application
- Sociology/English Literature/Maths
- Statistics/Population Research
B.A. Hons
- Sanskrit
- B. Lib & Information Sc.
- One Year Course
Certificate Courses
- English Language (1 Year Part time)
- P.G. Diploma in Journalism (1 Year Full time)
- Diploma in Fashion Merchandising & Readymade Garments(1 Year Full time)
- Diploma in Textile Designing (1 Year Full time)
- Diploma in Population Research (1 Year Part time)
- Diploma in Pali, Buddhism and Non-Violence (1 Year Part time)
- ShramanParampara and Contemporary Values (1 Year Part time)
Contact Details
Mohanlal Sukhadia University
(State University)
Udaipur 313001
Rajasthan, India
Tel - 91-294-2471035
Fax: - 91-294-2471150
E-mail - email@example.com
Website: http://www.mlsu.org
Sh. Rajeshwar Singh, I.A.S
Phone - 0294 - 2470597
Email - email@example.com
Sh. K.C Sharma,
Phone - 0294-2470166
Email - firstname.lastname@example.com,
Assistant Registrar
(Examination Section)
Sh. H. L. Meena
Phone - 0294-2470749, 2471957
Assistant Registrar
(Recruitment Section)
0294-2471035, 2470707
Dean (DSW)
(Student Welfare)
Prof. S.R. Vyas,