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|Craig Giffi is the cross-functional national industry leader for Deloitte's Automotive and Industrial Products practices in the United States. He also leads Deloitte's multi-year Manufacturing Competitiveness research initiative and is frequently invited by companies, trade groups, research centers, and other organizations to present perspectives on 21st century manufacturing.
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|Todd Baker is the U.S. Tax Automotive leader of Deloitte Tax LLP. In addition to this role, he also leads strategic tax planning initiatives and tax compliance engagements for clients in the automotive sector. Todd has extensive knowledge and experience in the areas of tax research and planning, mergers and acquisitions, domestic and international tax, and complex tax accounting matters.
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|Robert Biskup, director at Deloitte Financial Advisory Services LLP, serves as the Automotive Financial Advisory Services leader for Deloitte FAS. He has more than 25 years of experience in the corporate sector and private professional settings. Rob also serves as the regional leader for the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) Consulting practice.
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|Bruce Brown, principal with Deloitte Consulting LLP, is the U.S. Automotive and Off-Highway Consulting Practice Leader. He has assisted clients with successful M&A transactions involving sales to private equity investors, financial & operational restructurings, initial public offerings, and sales to strategic buyers. During his over 20 years of experience in the automotive industry, he has developed functional depth in the areas of finance, IT, product engineering, aftermarket, purchasing, and manufacturing.
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|Chuck Ciuni, partner at Deloitte LLP, is the leader of Deloitte's U.S. Automotive Supplier practice. In this role, Chuck is responsible for Deloitte's revenue, relationships and brand within the automotive supply base. He oversees long-term growth strategies and creates tactical plans to uncover and close a range of revenue projects for the automotive supplier practice. Chuck also serves as Lead Client Service Partner or the Advisory Partner for many automotive supplier companies.
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|Denny Moyer, partner at Deloitte & Touche LLP, is the Audit Leader for the U.S. Automotive sector. He brings over 17 years of public accounting experience providing audit services to multinational publicly held clients.
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|Mark Gardner, principal with Deloitte Consulting LLP, is the U.S. Deloitte Consulting leader for both the Automotive and Process Industrial Products sectors. In addition, Mark leads Detroit's Management Consulting practice and serves as the lead consulting partner on one of the practice's global automotive supplier accounts and one of the North American original equipment manufacturer (OEM) automotive accounts.
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|Darrin Kelley, partner at Deloitte & Touche LLP, is the AERS Advisory leader for the U.S. Automotive practice, and U.S. Travel, Hospitality & Leisure practice. Darrin has extensive knowledge and experience in assisting directors and executives with improving the quality of their organization's corporate governance, risk management, and internal control processes.
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Learn how to drag and drop your files using the Cox Drag and Drop Backup Manager.
This article provides two options on how to use the Cox Drag and Drop Backup Manager, one is accessible using the File Manager and the other in the Drag and Drop Backup virtual desktop tool.
For additional support, refer to About Cox Secure Online Backup.
File Manager - Drag and Drop
- After logging into Internet Tools, click the Manage Secure Online Backup link.
Result: The Secure Online Backup Home page displays.
- From My Folders, click the destination folder.
- From the Drop files launch tool, click the launch drop-box window link.
Result: The Add to window displays.
- Click the icon next to the file in File Manager, then drag it into the Add to window.
Note: The files can sometimes take a few minutes to transfer to the destination folder.
Result: A confirmation message displays when the file transfer status changes to 100% and the files are placed into the destination folder. Once uploaded on your Cox account, you can right click on any file and share it with family, friends, and colleagues.
Desktop Icon - Drag and Drop
For Windows users, you have the option to easily navigate and access important files. Much like your C: drive or My Documents Folder. The Drag and Drop Backup provides a virtual desktop folder that allows you to drag files from your desktop and drop them directly into your account. You can also drag and drop files to your desktop.
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- From your desktop, double-click the Drag and Drop Backup icon.
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Result: The Drag and Drop Backup window displays.
- Drag files from any location on your computer and drop them into the Backups folder.
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Monday, February 20, 2012
What You Are Making
Here are just a few of the beautiful things that have popped up in the Flickr group recently. If you've made something inspired by a project you saw here on my blog, please join the group and add your photos!
UllaBee's Ribbon Star block really sings in solids
Very cool hexagon quilt by CraftyJak, using my Hexing Around block
Brooke's version of my Supernova quilt using Castle Peeps
Mosaic block quilt by Debbie of Esch House Quilts
One of Ara Jane's fabulous Arkansas Traveler blocks
Sew Crafty Jess's Herringbone pillow
Hand-quilted hexagon mug rug by Sarah of Fairy Face Designs
"Kissing Koi"—Patti (Retired to Quilt) made this take on my Kissy Fish pattern
Thanks, everyone, for sharing your creations!
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A lot of beautiful work there. Thanks for including my quilt!ReplyDelete
oh wow, i love that hexie quilt. the colors are great and i love that the layout creates movement. perfect!ReplyDelete
oh i love that kissing koi~! so so much!ReplyDelete
These all look great! I still especially love the hexagon block you designed for the do. Good Stitches quilt-- I love seeing it in other colors and layouts!ReplyDelete
Man, coolness overload!!!!! Very nice work!!!!!ReplyDelete
Love all those interpretations, great inspiration! Thanks for including my pillow :-)ReplyDelete
Great collection of inspiring makesReplyDelete
Love all your tutorials so much, Lee! Thanks for including my Kissing Koi. It remains one of my all time favourites!ReplyDelete
Hi Lee, I love everything you do. BTW...my version of "Chain Reaction" is up on the Quiltmaker blog. http://www.quiltmaker.com/blog/quiltypleasuresReplyDelete
I'd love to know what you think.
Thanks for including my Supernova, Lee! (And thanks to my local MQG bee mates for helping me put it together.) Seeing all these reminds me that I wanna try your hexagon block way bad.ReplyDelete
Oh the coolness of all your inspiring designs!ReplyDelete
Fun to see all these--kind of like being a Quilting Den Mother, right? I'm glad you took some time to highlight what caught your eye--I'll have to head over there to see what other treasures have been posted.ReplyDelete
Elizabeth E.
Aw, thanks for featuring my solids block. I have to say it was truly so fun to watch that baby come together and form the folding ribbon. Thank you so much for sharing the tutorial! Love that hexagon quilt too, I will have to try it soon!!!ReplyDelete


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First Year Seminar students learn about local sustainable foods at Greenfield Village
October 23, 2009
DEARBORN / Oct. 23, 2009---Cathy Cwiek, manager of The Henry Fords historic foodways and domestic life programs, gave a tour on Oct. 14 of Greenfield Villages working gardens and sustainable food projects to students in the University of Michigan-Dearborns Fast Food Nation First Year Seminar course, which encourages students to engage critically with the world of food from farm to mouth.
The tour included stops at several of the villages working farms, including the fields, house and barn of Harvey Firestone, where students learned about the crops, livestock and agricultural activities of the 1880s.
Too few of our students know that The Henry Ford is in the forefront of the local and sustainable food movement in southeastern Michigan, said UM-Dearborn economics Prof. Bruce Pietrykowski, who teaches the seminar. This field trip gave students the opportunity to learn about the historical roots of that movement. In addition, Susan Schmidt, director of food services, and Chef Nick Seccia discussed current efforts to support locally sourced food production in a way that successfully addresses the needs of small farmers and the demands of food service providers.
UM-Dearborns First Year Seminars are small classes developed exclusively for first year students by some of the universitys best faculty members. Seminar topics reflect each instructors expertise, but also fulfills at least one distribution requirement for the College of Arts, Sciences, and Letters. Many seminars are linked with a Composition class. Pietrykowskis course is linked with Composition 105 taught by Joann Riley, lecturer in composition, who joined the group on the village tour.
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The University of Michigan-Dearborn is celebrating its 50th anniversary throughout the 2009/2010 academic year. Founded in 1959 with a gift of just over 200 acres of land and $6.5 million from the Ford Motor Company, UM-Dearborn has been distinguished by its commitment to providing excellent educational opportunities responsive to the needs of southeastern Michigan. The university has 8,700 students pursuing undergraduate, masters, doctoral and professional degrees in the liberal arts and sciences, engineering, business, education, and public administration. With a faculty devoted to teaching, and students committed to achievement, UM-Dearborn has been shaped by its history of interaction with business, government and industry in southeastern Michigan, and is committed to responding to the needs of the region in the future.
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High feed prices motivate dairymen to evaluate every aspect of their nutrition program including their homegrown forages. Forages are typically the cornerstone of a dairy's feeding system with corn silage as the standard by which most other forages are measured due to its consistency in combining high yield and high quality. Other common forages offer niches when compared to corn silage such as alfalfa's superior protein content or agronomic advantages of winter small grains in cropping rotations. So where does brown midrib (BMR) brachytic forage sorghum fit in?
A warm season annual like corn, BMR brachytic forage sorghum grows in much the same seasonal window. It is more efficient than corn in water and nitrogen use, requiring less of both. Dr. Chris Teutsch of the Southern Piedmont AREC showed establishment cost for forage sorghum was almost $40 per acre less for seed and $50 per acre less for fertilizer compared to corn. Additionally, it is more drought and heat tolerant than corn. Like traditional sorghums, these new varieties possess many of the same attributes including the possibility of nitrate and prussic acid poisoning, but these issues are manageable.
What makes these new BMR brachytic varieties unique? First, the BMR trait results in lower lignin content, which increases forage digestibility. Second, brachytic refers to the dwarfing trait resulting in less stalk and more leaf area. Combining greater leaf:stem ratio with less plant lignin, and adding the seedhead at harvest results in forage quality that compares quite well with corn. Dr. Teutsch observed DM digestibility of BMR forage sorghum at 74%. Data on nutritional quality is still limited, and may vary by variety.
Given BMR forage sorghum's attractive quality traits, establishment costs, and its ability to handle hotter, drier and slightly more acidic growing conditions, these newer varieties offer two distinct opportunities for consideration in your forage program.
1. An emergency crop. Forage sorghum typically requires warmer soil temperatures for germination compared to corn, so it is often planted later. Research studies have planted sorghum as late as early July with acceptable results. Though they may not have time to develop a full seedhead, they will still produce a significant amount of quality forage. In the drought of 2012, Dr. Chris Teutsch's research at the Southern Piedmont AREC showed 4 varieties yielded 12 to 19.5 tons/acre (adjusted to 35% DM) when corn plots only yielded 6.1 tons/acre. Drought-prone fields may be good places to consider BMR dwarf forage sorghums.


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