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Volkswagen is using the Detroit auto show to preview a versatile full-sized SUV intended to grow its North American lineup and increase sales and production within the lucrative U.S. market.
While billed as a concept, Volkswagen officials openly acknowledge the all-wheel-drive CrossBlue foretells a fresh model conceived for sale in North America set to slot in between the Tiguan, a crossover considered too small for U.S. tastes, and the Touareg, an SUV considered too expensive to successfully compete against more affordable competition.
The big SUV would replace the slow-selling Routan minivan, a rebadged Chrysler Town & County. The CrossBlue will offer buyers the choice of gasoline, diesel and hybrid drivetrains.
No introduction date for the production version of the CrossBlue has been announced. It will be assembled alongside the U.S.-market Passat in Chattanooga, Tenn. Autoweek has learned Volkswagen plans to begin sales of the six-seat SUV in 2015 at a base price of around $32,000.
The Toyota Highlander, Hyundai Santa Fe, Honda Pilot and Ford Edge are among the rivals for the VW SUV.
The one-off concept in Detroit this week is based on Volkswagen's highly flexible MQB (modular transverse) platform--a move that will be reflected on the production model, which is described as being mechanically similar to the second-generation Tiguan due out in 2014. Unlike the Touareg, which uses longitudinally mounted engines, the new SUV is set to receive transverse-mounted drivetrains in a strategy aimed at lowering production costs and providing what Volkswagen describes as class-leading interior accommodations.
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VU's Franklin Vows To Outwork "Nicky Satan"
January 30th, 2013 04:01 PM║ Posted By: John Pennington ║ Permalink
║ Schools: Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, LSU, Mississippi State, Missouri, Ole Miss, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas A&M, Vanderbilt
Tags: Alabama, Lane Kiffin, Nicky Satan, Vandy
SEC Fan Truth #311: If the coach of my favorite team says something brash and jerkish, anyone calling him on it is an ass (and probably a fan of some other team, too). But if another school's coach says something brash and jerkish, anyone not calling him on it is an ass (and probably a fan of that coach's team, too).
We know then that Vanderbilt fans will rip into us for taking the Dores' brash, mouthy coach to task… just as we have done in the past with Steve Spurrier, Dan Mullen, Lane Kiffin, Urban Meyer, etc, etc. Doesn't mean Franklin's a bad guy. Doesn't mean we at MrSEC.com hate him. Just means Franklin has a history of saying things that rub everyone — everyone but Vandy fans — the wrong way. Kinda like Spurrier, Mullen, Kiffin, Meyer, etc, etc.
While speaking at a high school in Macon, Georgia — with television cameras in the room — Franklin said the following about Alabama's coach:
"There's this guy down at Alabama. I think his name is Nicky Satan. You guys have probably heard of him before. I'm going to outwork him. I'm gonna outwork him. And that's kind of our plan every single day."
Franklin's done a tremendous job in Nashville. He's taken the Commodores to back-to-back bowls, he's won nine games in a season, and he's recruiting better than Vandy's ever recruited before. But to steal a line from the movie, "Patton," sometimes he doesn't know when to shut up.
Is calling "Nicky Satan" the worst insult ever tossed? No. And VU fans will be quick to say that their coach was only japing. (If you have to look up japery, you didn't go to Vanderbilt.)
Perhaps he was just joshing, but like all those folks listed above who've flapped their gums in inappropriate ways at inappropriate times, we ask: "Why go there?"
And for the record, no, Alabama is not Vanderbilt's schedule next season. So unless Franklin meets up with Satan, er, Saban in the SEC Championship Game in Atlanta, this was about as safe a barb as Vandy's coach could have tossed.
Who knows? Maybe Franklin's been following the button-pushing act of Ole Miss' Marshall Henderson and wanted to get in on the act. But to call a guy "Nicky Satan" at a high school banquet? Grow up.
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The Director of the Auxiliary is the direct representative of the Commandant of the United States Coast Guard to the United States Coast Guard Auxiliary. (Title 14, USC Chapt. 23)
The United States Coast Guard Auxiliary is the uniformed volunteer component of Team Coast Guard. Founded in 1939 by an Act of Congress as the US Coast Guard Reserves and re-designated the Auxiliary in 1941. The 30,000+ volunteer members (men and women) donate millions of hours in support of Coast Guard missions.
To the Men and Women of Our Coast Guard Auxiliary,
Please allow me to extend ADM Papp's Thanksgiving message, along with my humble appreciation for your tireless efforts in service to our organization and nation. Each day I see examples of the work you do to promote recreational boating safety and support to the Coast Guard. Your contribution does not go unnoticed.
On behalf of the entire Office of Auxiliary and Boating Safety, THANK YOU for all that you do. I look forward to entering the 75th year of the Auxiliary's service with all of you.
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1. Shipmates, this week we are attending the Assembly of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) in London. The Assembly, which meets every two years, is IMOs highest governing body, and all 170 member nations are invited to attend. Yesterday, as head of the United States delegation, I had the privilege of speaking for our nation on the importance of maritime governance (safety, security, stewardship), the work our Coast Guard does every day.
2. Over the past year, we have met with coast guards and small navies from around the world, global leaders in maritime industry, and students at the IMO World Maritime University. The United States Coast Guard is universally respected and the model of a maritime governance force for the rest of the world to emulate.
3. That would not be possible without the devoted efforts of our entire Coast Guard. Over the past year, we have confronted not only significant mission challenges in an inherently dangerous maritime domain, but also the persistent pressure of the current Federal budget realities. While addressing hurricanes, oil spills, marine casualties and transnational organized crime, we have also faced the impacts of budget reductions, sequestration, and a temporary government shut down.
4. Through it all you have remained steadfast in your devotion to duty and service to the Nation. Words alone cannot adequately express my appreciation the leadership and commitment of our Coast Guard men and women. Unfortunately, our civilian workforce has borne the brunt of many of these budget impacts, and our civilian shipmates often do not receive the public recognition for the critical work that they perform every day. We are inspired and humbled by the dedicated service of our civilian personnel. Each deserves our sincere thanks.
5. Although Linda and I are away from home and our family during our favorite holiday, we will have a proper Thanksgiving dinner with members of our Coast Guard Family who are here with us. Linda and I thank you all for your friendship, hard work, and commitment to our Coast Guard. Wherever you might be celebrating, have a Happy Thanksgiving. Be safe.
6. Stand a taut watch. Semper Paratus.
7. Admiral and Mrs. Papp send.
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1. The Coast Guard Headquarters Prevention Policy Directorate (CG-5P) will relocate from the Coast Guard Headquarters Transpoint Building to the new Coast Guard Headquarters complex on the St. Elizabeths campus this weekend, September 6-8, 2013. The Office of Auxiliary and Boating Safety (CG-BSX) will be secured during this entire period, including its capacity for office telephone and email transactions.
2. Upon completion of this transfer, office telephone and email contact information will remain the same for CG-BSX personnel. The following new address must be used for mail bound to the CG-BSX office:
Commandant (CG-BSX) ATTN: Office of Auxiliary and Boating Safety U.S. Coast Guard STOP 7501 2703 Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue SE Washington DC 20593-7501
3. Please bear in mind that all mail (including express mail) bound for the CG-BSX office will still undergo routing and screening through the Department of Homeland Security's Consolidated Remote Delivery Site (CRDS). This process normally adds about 2-4 days to normal delivery times.
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1. I am pleased to announce the selection of Mr. Chris W. Bandy of Flotilla 28-1 in the Ninth District, Central Auxiliary Region, as the 2012 Auxiliarist of the Year.
2. Mr. Bandy enrolled in the Auxiliary in June 2010 and quickly earned the reputation as an enthusiastic volunteer, subject matter expert, and Paddle Smart Program manager in the Apostle Island National Lakeshore area of Lake Superior. The Paddle Smart Program was launched in 2011 to curb the rising number of kayaking fatalities. It was significantly promoted and championed by Mr. Bandy who devoted over 700 hours working alongside the National Park Service, the U.S. Coast Guard, and local kayak outfitters to increase kayaking safety awareness. He coordinated underway professional exchanges with National Park Service units, and executed an exceptional kayak search and rescue exercise that involved several federal and local response agencies along with nearly all local kayak organizations. Mr. Bandy personally distributed over 700 kayak emergency contact decals and spearheaded public education and outreach to over 3,000 kayaking enthusiasts in the region. His dedication and commitment to strengthening partnerships and advancing kayak safety were instrumental to the prevention of kayaking fatalities and the lowest number of Coast Guard paddle sport-related search and rescue cases within the Apostle Island National Lakeshore area in more than four years.
3. Mr. Bandy quickly qualified in several Auxiliary program disciplines including boat crew member for the Coast Guard Station Bayfield 25-foot RBS Defender, Auxiliary public education instructor, and Auxiliary vessel examiner. He selflessly devoted over 1,300 hours of Auxiliary service to the advancement of recreational boating safety and the professional development of others. During his Auxiliary tenure, Mr. Bandy was awarded the Auxiliary Achievement Medal, two Coast Guard Meritorious Team Commendations, and the Sustained Auxiliary Service Award.
4. I applaud Mr. Bandys exemplary performance and spirit of service. He will be formally recognized as the 2012 Auxiliarist of the Year at the Auxiliary National Conference in San Diego, CA on 24 Aug 2013.
5. The following Auxiliarists were finalists for selection and are congratulated for their outstanding performance and achievement:
a. Mr. Stephen Wagner, Flotilla 11-02 in the First District (Northern Auxiliary Region).
B. Mr. Jason Snelling, Flotilla 01-18 in the Fourteenth District.
6. RDML Joseph A. Servidio, Assistant Commandant for Prevention Policy, sends.
7. Internet release authorized.
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1. Effective September 1, 2013, Auxiliarists who are selected and meet criteria in accordance with the following provisions are authorized to deliver Initial and Five Year currency maintenance Team Coordination Training (TCT) to other Auxiliarists. Auxiliary TCT Facilitators for active duty crews shall continue to be trained and qualified through the legacy process, and they must undergo this selection process in order to deliver TCT to other Auxiliarists. Additionally, new Initial and Five Year Currency Maintenance TCT Workshops are intended to be delivered in half-day sessions, respectively. They have been developed to encourage greater participation in the training process and to better utilize experienced Auxiliarists in their presentation.
a. TCT Facilitator Selection Process:
(1) An Auxiliarist must be nominated by his/her Flotilla Commander (FC) or Division Commander (DCDR) and then be approved through the Auxiliary chain of leadership to the cognizant District Captain (DCAPT) or District Directorate Chief (DDC), with an info copy to the District Commodore (DCO).
(2) A nominee approved by the DCAPT or DDC shall be submitted to the Director of Auxiliary (DIRAUX) for selection and designation as a TCT Facilitator.
(3) A nominee must possess either of the following qualifications:
(a) Certified Instructor and certified Coxswain, or certified Instructor and non-current Coxswain who has logged at least 250 Coxswain hours in AUXDATA; or
(b) Certified Instructor and either certified First Pilot or Aircraft Commander, or certified Instructor and non-current First Pilot or Aircraft Commander who has logged at least 150 Pilot hours in AUXDATA.
b. Nominees shall be selected based on proven excellence in these fields and their ability to communicate effectively. Initial designation as a TCT Facilitator will be for three years, after which he/she must be re-designated by the Director. TCT Facilitators shall be reevaluated based on their performance or participation during this period.
c. These TCT Facilitators shall be labeled in AUXDATA as "TCTAUX" (TCT Facilitators who receive their designation via completion of Coast Guard training shall maintain the label of "TCTFAC" in AUXDATA). TCT Facilitators who are not re-designated at the conclusion of their three year period will be placed in REYR status in AUXDATA. Failure to be re-designated by the DIRAUX during the next five consecutive years in REYR status shall result in complete loss of this designation. The only way for a TCT Facilitator to again perform such activity will be to undergo the entire selection process.
d. The DIRAUX shall have sole authority to designate or remove these TCT Facilitators.
e. The following resource materials will be available on the Auxiliary Response Directorate website (http://wow.uscgaux.info/content.php?unit=r-dept):
(1) TCT Slide Presentation
(2) TCT Facilitator Guide
(3) TCT Participant Guide
2. These provisions shall be memorialized in future changes to the Coast Guard Auxiliary Manual and Coast Guard Auxiliary Operations Policy Manual. Questions are encouraged to be forwarded up the appropriate Auxiliary chain of leadership.
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The Alabama Senate voted Thursday in favor of a bill that would allow stores in Piedmont to sell alcohol on any day of the week. The bill follows one the Senate quietly passed last month, which would allow voters in Lincoln to decide whether to approve Sunday sales.
Another bill, filed this week, would allow Sunday sales in the small Coosa County town of Goodwater.
"There seems to be a flurry of requests from cities for these bills," said Sen. Jerry Fielding, R-Sylacauga, sponsor of the Goodwater and Lincoln bills.
The Lincoln bill would allow that Talladega County city to hold a referendum on allowing sales of alcohol after noon on Sundays — and after 8 a.m. Sunday on weekends when "a major racing event" is held at the nearby Talladega Superspeedway.
The speedway hosts the Aaron's 499 and other major NASCAR events, drawing tens of thousands of fans.
Attempts to reach Lincoln mayor Bud Kitchin for comment Thursday were unsuccessful. Fielding said he proposed the bill because the city had introduced a resolution asking for it.
"I'm not one to sit back and judge what's best for the city of Lincoln," he said. "It should be up to them to decide."
In fact, Fielding and his colleagues do get to decide when, and whether, people in their districts buy alcohol. The state's constitution gives Montgomery control over a number of aspects of local government, which means city or county alcohol regulations often come before the Alabama Legislature for a vote. By a gentlemen's agreement, lawmakers tend to vote for any local bill that gets the approval of the legislators in the county affected by the bill.
Like Fielding, Sen. Del Marsh, R-Anniston, said he's simply standing aside and letting the city get what it asked for. Marsh sponsored a Sunday alcohol sales bill for Piedmont, which passed the Senate 18-1 with no debate Thursday.
Marsh, the president pro tempore of the Senate, sponsored bills last year to allow Sunday sales in Anniston and Weaver. The bills managed to pass the House despite opposition from half of Calhoun County's House delegation, a rarity in the Legislature.
At the time, critics said the Anniston and Weaver bills could lead to a cascade of Sunday sales efforts from neighboring cities looking to compete for Sunday business.
Piedmont Mayor Bill Baker didn't sound all that competitive on Thursday.
"If it passes or doesn't, it won't kill us one way or the other," Baker said.
Baker said the Piedmont City Council asked for a Sunday sales bill because the owner of the Norton's Express convenience store on Alabama 9 asked them for it.
The store isn't within the city limits, but is within Piedmont's police jurisdiction, which means the city's ordinances apply there, and some of its sales tax goes to Piedmont.
"If it does pass, we'll see a little bit more revenue, but just a little," Baker said. He said he couldn't see a particularly good reason to deny a business the right to sell something on Sunday that was legal any other day of the week.
"If you want to drink on Sunday, you're just going to buy enough on Saturday to hold you over," he said.
Rep. Randy Wood, R-Saks, used almost the same words to explain why he's against Sunday alcohol sales.
"Looks to me like if you want to drink on Sunday, you can just buy more on Saturday," he said. Wood opposed last year's bills, on the grounds that he didn't want local economic growth to be dependent on expanding alcohol sales. He said he was against the Piedmont and Lincoln sales bills as well.
Rep. Steve Hurst, R-Munford, was the staunchest opponent of the Anniston and Weaver bills. Asked about the Lincoln Sunday sales bill, he said only: "I'll have to see the bill." He said the same about the Piedmont bill.
Rep. Koven L. Brown, R-Jacksonville, said he had just one regret about last year's alcohol bills. "We should have just passed something for the whole county, to give them all a choice to have Sunday sales or not," he said. "It would have saved us a lot of trouble."
Both the Piedmont and Lincoln Sunday sales bills have been passed on to the House. They'll require hearings in committee before moving on for a final vote.
The House and Senate are both in recess until Tuesday.
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Professional Experiences
2013 - Present Associate Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering Technology, Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana
2007 - 2013 Assistant Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering Technology, Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana
1994 - 2007 Senior Specialist, Automatic Transmission Engineering, Chrysler Technology Center, Chrysler Corporation, Michigan
1992 - 1994 Research Assistant, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan
1990 - 1991 Research Assistant, University of Akron, Ohio
1986 - 1989 Assistant Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai, China
1983 - 1986 Research Assistant, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai, China
Research Experience
- Digital Hydraulic Valve Design and Analysis
- Mechatronics Device Development
- Large Flow VFS Development
- Resistance Spot Welding Thermal-Mechanical-Electrical Modeling and Its Optimal Control
- Chatter Modeling, Analysis and Control for CNC Machining Systems
- Davison Least Squares Based Neural Network Learning Algorithm
- Modeling and Simplification of Robot Manipulator Dynamics
- Large Scale System Modeling and Reduction Techniques
- Hydraulic Systems Modeling and Simulation
- Reliability Modeling, Analysis and Improvement of 25SCY14-1B Hydraulic Pump
- Shanghai Jiao Tong University Mechanical Engineering B.S. 1983
- Shanghai Jiao Tong University Mechanical Engineering (Electro-Hydraulic Control) M.S. 1986
- University of Akron Mechanical Engineering (Neural Network) M.S. 1991
- University of Michigan - Ann Arbor Mechanical Engineering Ph.D. 1996
- Oakland University Electrical & Computer Engineering M.S. 2007
- 2011-2012 The John P. Lisack Early-Career Engagement Award, College of Technology, Purdue University
- 2010-2011 Outstanding Non-tenured Faculty Member, College of Technology, Purdue University
- 2009-2010 Outstanding Non-tenured Faculty Member, MET Department, College of Technology, Purdue University
Articles: Selected Publications from peer-reviewed papers & book chapters
- Jun Du, Shaoping Wang, Haiyan Zhang ((2013). Layered Clustering Multi-fault Diagnosis for Hydraulic Piston Pump, Mechanical Systems and Signal Processing, 36(2), 487-504.
- Liang, R., Ye, W., Zhang, H. H., & Yang, Q. (in press). The Thermal Error Optimization Models for CNC Machine Tools, International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology.
- Ligata, H., & Zhang, H. H. (2012). Geometric Definition and Contact Analysis of Spherical Involute Straight Bevel Gears, International Journal of Industrial Engineering & Production Research (IJIEPR), 23(2), 101 – 111.
- Ryne McHugh, H. Henry Zhang, Virtual Prototyping of Mechatronics for 21st Century Engineering and Technology, International Journal of Engineering Research & Innovation, Fall/Winter 2011, Vol. 3, No. 2, pp. 69-75.
- Henry Zhang, Machining Chatter Suppression via Lyapunov Stability Based Model Reference Adaptive Control, International Journal on Intelligent Technologies abd Engineering Systems, Sept. 2011, pp. 39 -47.
- Yuequan Wan, Henry Zhang, Mark French, Fractional Order PID Design for Nonlinear Motion Control Based on Adept 550 Robot, International Journal of Modern Engineering, Vol. 12, No. 1, 2011, pp. 11 – 19.
- Haris Ligata, Henry Zhang, Overview and Design of Near-net Formed Spherical Involute Straight Bevel Gears, International Journal of Modern Engineering, Vol. 11, No. 2, 2011, pp. 47 – 53.
- Henry Zhang, PID Controller Design for A Nonlinear Motion Control Based on Modeling the Dynamics of Adept 550 Robot, International Journal of INdustrial Engineering and Management (IJIEM), Vol. 1, No.1, 2010
- Haiyan Zhang, Jun Ni, Internal Energy Based Analysis on Mechanism of Spindle Speed Variation for Regenerative Chatter Control, Journal of Vibration and Control, Vol. 16, Issue 2, Feb. 2010, pp. 281-301
- Haiyan Zhang, Todd Haran, A New Type of Digital Valve Actuated by Piezoelectric Ultrasonic Motor, Proceedings of The Second Workshop on Digital Fluid Power, Nov. 12-13, 2009, Linz, Austria, pp. 21-32
- Haiyan Zhang, M. J. Jackson, J. Ni, Machining Stability Based on Phase Difference and Its Sensitivity, Journal of Manufacturing Technology Research, Vol. 1, Issue ½, 2009, ISSN 1943-8095, 2009 Nova Science Publishers, , 1-20
- Haiyan Zhang, M. J. Jackson, J. Ni, Stability Analysis on Spindle Speed Variation Method for Machining Chatter Supression, International Journal of Machining and Machinability of Materials – Special Issue on 'Next Generation Grinding Wheels', Vol. 5, No. 1, 2009, pp. 107 – 128
- Haiyan Zhang, A Model-Based Multidisciplinary Correspondent Methodology for Design-by-Analogy, 2008 ASEE North Midwest Section Conference, Educating the Engineer of 2020, Platteville Wisconsin, Oct. 16-18, 2008
- Haiyan Zhang, Jun Ni, Mark Jackson, Machining Stability (Chapter 2), Machining with Nanomaterials, Springer, 2008, pp. 39-66
- Haiyan Zhang, Jun Ni, Mark Jackson, Machining Chatter Suppressing (Chapter 3), Machining with Nanomaterials, Springer, 2008, pp. 67-96
- Haiyan Zhang, Jun Ni, "Phase Difference And Its Sensitivity Analysis for a Nonlinear Machining Chatter Model", North American Manufacturing Research Institution, Society of Manufacturing Engineers,1994
- Vicken S. Kasparian, Celal Batur, Haiyan Zhang., Joseph Padovan, "Davidon Least Squares Based Learning Algorithm for Feedforward Neural Networks", IEEE Transaction , International Journal of Neural Network, Vol. 7, No. 4, pp. 661-670, 1994
- Yueh-Jaw Lin and Haiyan Zhang, "Simplification of Manipulator Dynamic Formulations Utilizing A Dimensionless Method", Robotica, Cambridge University Press, Vol. 11, Issue 2, 1993, pp. 139-147
- Celal Batur, Haiyan Zhang, Joseph Padovan, Vicken S. Kasparian, "Davidon Least Square Based Neural Network Learning Algorithms", Proceedings of the American Control Conference. Published by IEEE. Catalog Number 92CH3072-6 pp 973-978, 1992
- Haiyan Zhang, Yueh-Jaw Lin, Minghui Xu, "Non-dimensional Method for Modeling and Simplification of Robot Manipulator Dynamics", Proceedings of 2nd National Applied Mechanics and Robotics Conference, November 1991, pp IIB.1-1 – 1-7
- Optical Automatic Transmission Sensor, 65018.P1.US, (in process), December, 2007.
Industry Engagement:
- Chrysler Automatic Transmission Design and Control
- Manufacturing Processes optimization of Automatic Transmission Valve Body
- Automotive Mechantronics
Professional Affiliations:
- Committee member of SAE Transmissions & Driveline Division, 2005 – present.
- Editor, International Journal of Embedded Systems and Computer Engineering
- Editor, International Journal of Industrial Engineering and Management
- Editor, International Journal of Powertrains
- Associate Editor, International Journal of Passenger Cars - Mechanical Systems


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Within the last year, my eyes have been opened up to the sushi world. I love the experience of going to a sushi restaurant. I am always in good company and people are smiling all around. I bought Nate a sushi making kit for his birthday and we finally tried it out last week! We made a sound decision of using mock crab meat because we didn't know where to get sushi grade fish. This was a great first try, and WAY easier than I ever thought it would be!
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Sushi Rice recipe revised from Alton Brown
Makes 4 rolls or about 30 pieces of sushi
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When the rice is cooled, place one sheet of nori on your bamboo sushi mat, shiny side facing up. Add about 1 cup of sushi rice. Wet your hands and press the rice over the nori leaving a 1 inch border at the top. (We made the mistake of using too much rice, they tasted great still but they were sooo filling!) Using a toothpick, scoop up just a little wasabi and make a line horizontally across the middle of the rice. Add in a few sticks of cucumber, carrot, and avocado. Add in your crab.
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Annual Fire Safety Report for On-campus Housing
If a fire occurs in a University building, community members should immediately activate a nearby fire pull station, call UPD (812) 941-2440 or 911. For the purposes of including in statistics a community member should call UPD. If a member of the university community finds evidence of a fire that has already been extinguished, and the person is not sure it has been reported, the community member should immediately notify UPD to investigate and document the incident For example, if a housekeeper finds evidence of a fire in a trashcan in the hallway of a lodge, he/she should not touch the trashcan and should immediately report the incident to UPD and wait for an officer's response. The officer will document the incident prior to removing the trashcan.
In 2008, 2009, and 2010 there were no reported fires in any of the Residence Lodges. This includes Grove, Orchard, Forest, Meadow, and Woodland Lodges.
All lodges are on a sprinkler system monitored by Simplex Monitoring Services and University Police. There is a smoke detector in each bedroom, kitchen, and living room area. Fire extinguishers are located on all floors in the main hallways of each building. Smoking is not permitted in the buildings as the campus is a tobacco-free environment.
Tampering with fire safety equipment is a federal offense and may result in criminal charges, fines, disciplinary action, and/ or termination of a resident's housing contract. Fire safety equipment includes fire extinguishers, fire alarm pull stations, smoke detectors, sprinkler systems, fire panels, fire doors, etc. Covering smoke detectors or sprinkler heads is strictly prohibited. This includes hanging items from the ceiling.
Residents and/or guests are not permitted to remove any part of the smoke detector or to remove the smoke detector from its fixed position. Only authorized University staff or their authorized agents may remove/replace detectors or perform any necessary repairs to smoke detectors. Violations of this policy may result in referral to the disciplinary process. In addition, experiments involving the use of toxic chemicals or chemicals capable of exploding are prohibited.
Halogen lamps and lights, candles (lit and unlit), incense or incense burners, or any other appliance or item that operates or utilizes an open flame, are prohibited in all residential facilities. Other prohibited items include deep fryers, space heaters, electrical power strips without circuit breakers, paints, shellacs, varnishes, fireworks, firearms, live Christmas trees, and other items that are identified as posing health and safety risks to the campus community.
Each lodge is equipped with a functioning gas-log fireplace in the main lounge area. The fireplace may be used only during specified hours with the permission of Residence Life and Housing staff. Extreme care should be exercised when using the fireplace. Residents using the fireplace are responsible for keeping the glass doors or screens open while the fire is burning. Foreign objects or materials should not be placed into the fireplaces at any time.
Fire – Any instance of open flame or other burning in a place not intended to contain the burning or in an uncontrolled manner.
Fire drill – A supervised practice of mandatory evacuation of a building for a fire.
Fire-related injury – Any instance in which a person is injured as a result of a fire, including injury resulting from a natural or accidental cause while involved in fire control, attempting rescue, or escaping from the dangers of the fire. The term person may include students, faculty, staff, visitors, firefighters, or any other individuals.
Fire-related death – Any instance in which a person is killed as a result of a fire, including death resulting from a natural or accidental cause while involved in fire control, attempting rescue, or escaping from the dangers of a fire, or a death that occurs within one year of injuries sustained as a result of the fire.
Fire safety system – Any mechanism or system related to the detection of a fire, the warning resulting from a fire, or the control of a fire. That may include:
- Sprinkler systems or other fire extinguishing systems
- Fire detection devices
- Stand-alone smoke alarms
- Devices that alert one to the presence of a fire, such as horns, bells, or strobe lights
- Smoke-control and reduction mechanisms
- Fire doors and walls that reduce the spread of a fire
Value of Property Damage – The estimated value of the loss of the structure and contents, in terms of the cost of replacement in like kind and quantity. This estimate should include:
- Contents damaged by fire
- Related damages by smoke, water, and overhaul
This does not include indirect loss, such as business interruption.
Student Evacuation
All fire alarms should be considered as fire alerts, and the building must be immediately evacuated. Each apartment has Emergency Evacuation signage on the inside of the front door with instructions for evacuation procedures from the student's apartment.
In case of fire, activate the building fire alarm, exit the building, and call 911. Fire pull stations are located in the main hallway areas at each end of the hallway. All residents and guests are required to evacuate the building when an alarm is activated. When a fire alarm sounds, evacuate the building, but if time and safety permit:
- Close all windows in your room/apartment
- Leave room/apartment lights on
- Close room/apartment door, go to the nearest fire exit and leave the building
- Meet with your floor warden at the designated location
- Do not re-enter the building until given clearance by emergency personnel.
Be aware of roommates and others in the building to make sure that everyone is able to get out safely. Do not block parking or service roads and entrance areas as these are needed by emergency responders.
Be aware that smoke detectors may be activated by smoke and steam generated from cooking. Please use caution when cooking to minimize disruptions due to smoke detector activations.
University Police conducts monthly building fire safety inspections. In addition, Residence Life staff performs room inspections every semester. Any fire safety violations are corrected immediately.
Fire Drills
Fire drills are conducted twice a year in all residential facilities by University Police and Residence Life staff.
Drills are evaluated for their effectiveness by University Police and Residence Life staff. Residence Life staff receive fire safety training and fire extinguisher training from University Police and Risk Management.Fire Safety Training for Students, Faculty, and Staff
Training on evacuation procedures is provided at student orientation and reinforced throughout the year by Residence Life. The Office of Risk Management also provides training in large group situations covering the operation of portable fire extinguishers, alarm systems, sprinkler systems, and emergency evacuations.
Plans for Future Improvements in Fire Safety The University continues to assess and upgrade the fire safety equipment as an ongoing process to ensure that all equipment meets National Fire Safety standards. Future improvements will be made as needed as part of the ongoing assessment process.
Where to report a fire
911, IU Southeast Police Department (812) 941-2400, Residence Life (812) 941-2115, Risk Management/Loss Control (812) 855-9758.


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Serves four.
Whole grains have gone from hippy to hip in just a few years. And that's a good thing, because whole grains—from brown rice and whole-wheat pasta to quinoa, bulgur, and barley—have double benefits: fiber and antioxidants. The toasted walnuts and raisins in this dish add texture and substance to an otherwise basic brown rice.
Heat the oil in a 2-quart saucepan over medium heat. Add the onion and cook, stirring frequently, until softened, 2 minutes. Add the rice and stir to coat in the oil. Add 1-1/4 cups water and 1/2 tsp. salt. Bring to a boil over high heat, cover, reduce the heat to low, and cook until all the water is absorbed and the rice is tender, about 35 minutes. Remove from the heat and let sit for 5 minutes before fluffing with a fork.
Meanwhile, put the raisins in a small bowl and add enough boiling water to cover. Allow them to plump for 10 minutes; then drain.
Stir the raisins, walnuts, and parsley into the cooked rice and season to taste with salt and pepper.
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by Jonathan415,
12/11/2012This recipe did not work. Way too much liquid. Result was a soupy mess. Will try it again with 3/4 cup liquid. (Used long grain brown rice and vegetable stock.)
*** Update: tried again with 3/4C water. Worked much better. This is much closer to the liquid:rice ratio of 1.75 for brown rice that I've found works consistently.
by Kamarie,
6/2/2013This was delish! I did not have enough brown rice so used a brown/wild rice blend and I used pecans because I didn't have walnuts. So good!!
by Stasia,
10/8/2012Love this recipe, really delicious, do not hesitate to try it. My brown rice was from the bulk section of the market, it took at least 10 minutes longer to cook, and the resulting amount was not large enough to feed 4. So next time, I will double the amount of rice and other ingredients. This side dish would complement a number of entrees, and would be great for entertaining -- so easy to cook rice ahead and then assemble and reheat right before serving.
by twood,
8/21/2012Simple and easy way to make brown rice delicious! Definitely recommend it.
by YKDonna,
1/21/2012From the moment we tried this recipe we have been sharing it. It is perfect! Every element adds to final product. The walnuts enhance the nuttiness of the brown rice and toasting is important. The onions add a savoury edge and the raisins add a sweetness. This is our new favourite.
by llacim,
9/30/2011Super easy. Didn't have uncooked rice, so I used the frozen brown rice from Trader Joe's. Cooked the rice in the microwave, sauteed the onions, added the cooked rice to the pan, added a splash of lemon juice (left over from the tilapia recipe that lead me to this one), threw in the walnuts, and unfortunately had to omit the raisins (gotta make the husband happy). We all loved it. Love the texture the nuts add to the rice. Very good and so easy. Took less than 5 minutes to make (using microwaveable brown rice).
by runwithit,
5/19/2011Really delicious and super easy side dish. I had lots of raisins left over from another FC recipe (stuffed pork chops)and discovered this gem. Serves as a great base recipe where you can make any substitutions you like for the nuts, herbs, and fruit.
by cooks_with_will,
2/3/2010I made this last night, and it couldn't be easier. I added a little sage, and it was terrific. Easy, nutritious, and tasty: what's not to like?
by LaraNell,
1/25/2010Very easy and delicious. My raisin-hatin' husband even liked it. Make it with the whole menu (pork tender and roasted veggies.) Yum.
by ranfran,
1/17/2010Excellent brown rice recipe, I used low sodium chicken broth instead of water. Either way it was delicious.
by HSL,
1/7/2010This is the best brown rice I have ever had and so easy to make.
by sewapel,
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Dugtrio is really fast, but it has terrible defenses. It can often do good damage if your opponent is forced to switch, and never forget that it's known as the king of critical hits, and for good reason.
Dugtrio can make a surprisingly useful lead with this moveset. It outspeeds the fastest sleep user in Gengar, and it can severely lower Exeggutor's Sleep Powder accuracy. You could get lucky and Mimic Sleep Powder, and then put your opponent's Exeggutor to sleep. However, it is dangerous to use against a lead Jynx, as Blizzard will OHKO. Dugtrio also makes a semi-decent late-game sweeper with its high critical hit ratio and STAB Earthquake.
Dugtrio's Earthquake 3HKOes Starmie, 3HKOes Chansey, 4HKOes Tauros, and 2HKOes Alakazam on average. Earthquake only does 91% damage to Gengar, which can be annoying, but if you can get Gengar to switch in on an attack from a low-health Water-type, you can bring it down to less than 91% and then switch to Dugtrio on the expected Thunderbolt, for instance.
Slash 4HKOes Exeggutor as well, and does in the other standards in an equally quick time. Slash is the technique which, in combination with Earthquake, allows Dugtrio to do the most amount of damage to the widest range of Pokemon.
Substitute and Sand-Attack are fillers, the idea being that you Sand-Attack your opponent and try to hold on to a Substitute, and then attack from behind the Substitute. This strategy doesn't work without a fair amount of luck, but is worthy of mention.
Other Options
Rock Slide works for Flying-types, but don't expect it to do much damage. Of course, Dugtrio is an excellent OHKO abuser with its Speed so Fissure works, but OHKO moves are banned most of the time. Body Slam is good if you want to paralyze something on the switch in, but it's usually better to just go for damage.
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Since Dugtrio's Speed is its main asset, a paralyzing Body Slam or Stun Spore is very devastating to its cause. A single critical hit will most likely do Dugtrio in since its defenses are very low. STAB Hyper Beams, and any Pokemon with a super effective move against it will also be a capable counter. Exeggutor is a great Dugtrio counter because he can eat Dugtrio Earthquakes all day. Slowbro is also a great defensive Pokemon that can hit Dugtrio with a super effective move.


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Welcome to Garden King's Plant Doctor Blog, where our experts discuss and answer all your gardening questions. This week I'm talking about winter birdcare, tending to your houseplants and starting off your seed potatoes.
Hello - are we all still here? I'm sorry I've been quiet the last few weeks, we've been so busy re-building our centres after the Christmas takeover. I love Christmas but it's nice to see everything back to normal.
We've taken delivery of some exciting new products which I can't wait to blog about later in the season. Anyway here's this week's blog, as always I'd LOVE to hear from you - so please send me your questions and comments (you'll find all the details at the bottom of this page).
Winter Birdcare
Let's talk about... SNOW! It was lovely to see when it first started to fall - but if you're like us, you can't wait to see the back of it now! This freezing cold white stuff is causing havoc everywhere - but most of all for our wild bird friends. The cold weather will have brought an influx of birds to your garden looking for food and water, so it's important to keep feeders and feeding spots clean and topped up.
Like most garden centres, we're stocked up with suet snacks, seeds, feeds and treats which will keep your birds happy and well-fed during these snowy days. The snow makes it near impossible for birds to reach food naturally - so it's vital that we all do our bit to help out.
Tending to your houseplants
Whenever I think about houseplants I automatically think orchids, they're gorgeous with delicate flowers which provide a stunning explosion of colour. Orchids need to be looked after and cared for routinely, many people think it's difficult to do - but fear not!
Phalaenopsis don't need re-potting that often, only re-pot them when your orchid has completely outgrown its container. When you do re-pot, use a chunky, barky orchid compost and don't choose a pot that's too much bigger than the old one. Finally allow the fleshy aerial roots to protrude above the pot. Throughout the year, wipe dust off the big flat leaves with a soft, damp cloth.
Cymbidium should be re-potted in spring every 2 or 3 years. Cymbidium grow better if they are slightly pot-bound so like Phaelaenopsis - don't go too much bigger when you re-pot with orchid compost. Once again allow the fleshy aerial roots to protrude above the pot.
Dendrobium (nobile types) can be repotted after flowering. If necessary, cut off the old canes and lie on damp sand once they've been removed. This process may encourage "keikis" (baby plants) to grow. The baby plants can be removed and potted up individually. When caring for your dendrobium, use individual canes to support flower spikes and use a heavy planter or pot to anchor the plant a bit better as they can get quite top heavy.
Keep your indoor cyclamen tidy
Your flowering cyclamen are probably still going strong, keep them deadheaded when the stalks begin to keel over and remove any dead or yellowing leaves to reduce the mould setting in. Your cyclamen needs a fairly cool room to be at their best, between 11 & 13C - but overnight they need to be kept a little warmer (so move them off cold windowsills). Finally try not to overwater them, let them dry out between waterings and your cyclamen will continue to brighten up these chilly days.
Seed potatoes are available now - get chitting!
We've got plenty of seed potatoes in stock and it's time to start chitting your tubers. Chitting is the process of starting the tubers into growth before your plant them. Stand the tubers in an upright position and leave them in a bright, but cool place. Fat green shoots will start to grow and when the ground is warm enough - you're ready to plant. You can get them in the ground at this point and they'll be off straight away. Recycle your egg boxes! Egg boxes make great little compartments to stand each chitting upright. Chit the early varieties now as they go into the ground before the maincrop ones later in the year.
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1. If you picked "False" you are correct. The FDIC insures deposits in most but not all banks and savings associations. FDIC-insured institutions must display an official sign at each teller window or teller station. You also can verify whether an institution is FDIC-insured by contacting the FDIC's Division of Compliance and Consumer Affairs, as listed on the previous page, or doing a search of insured institutions at the FDIC's Internet site (www.fdic.gov).
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