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Mythical Religious Persecution Narrative and a New Jim Crow
Posted by Glenden Brown in Activist groups, American History, American People, Authoritarianism, Bigotry, Conservative, Homophobia, Religious Fundamentalism, This Blog on October 24, 2014
Earlier this week, a story spread like wildfire about two pastors threatened with jail time and massive fines for not performing gay weddings. Attorneys from the right wing ADF (Alliance Defending Freedom) filed a lawsuit on behalf of the pastors. The story was breathless, controversial and inaccurate.
The pastors in question run a for profit business that as recently as two weeks ago was very clear that they offered both religious and civil ceremonies. They run a marriage mill, performing something like 1400 weddings per year. Oh, and the big error? The city of Coeur d'Alene had not threatened them with fines or jail time, there have been no complaints filed against them. The couple in question asked the city attorney what would happen if they failed to comply with the city's nondiscrimination ordinance and refused to marry a same-sex couple; the city attorney spelled out the possible legal consequences. End of story. Not really. I'll let Jeremy Hooper explain:
When I first learned about the story of Idaho's Hitching Post, which was suddenly the far-right's latest marriage "victim" for supposedly being threatened by the city of Coeur d'Alene for not marrying a same-sex couple, I thought the whole thing was too coincidental to be true. I didn't focus on it in my last post on the subject since I had the much more newsworthy discovery that the business had changed its website so that they could seem much more faith-driven than they had been operating in the past. But a part of me was wondering how the same business that went to the press back in May with its preemptive marriage fears, well before Idaho had marriage equality, could now be in the spotlight in such a major way. it just seemed too perfectly orchestrated.
To wit (Gridley is the city attorney):
"Their lawsuit was something of a surprise because we have had cordial conversations with them in the past and they have never disclosed that they have recently become a religious corporation," Gridley wrote.
Gridley wrote that the city will not prosecute legitimate nonprofit religious corporations, associations, educational institutions, or societies or other exempt organizations or anyone else as a result of their lawful exercise of their First Amendment rights of freedom of speech and religion.
In addition to exempting those groups, Gridley wrote that the anti-discrimination ordinance states that it "shall be construed and applied in a manner consistent with First Amendment jurisprudence regarding the freedom of speech and exercise of religion."
When contacted by The Press for comment, Don Knapp said the Hitching Post is not operating as a not-for-profit religious corporation. He also said he does not know ADF Attorney David Cortman.
Let's be clear – almost everything you've heard about the case is wrong. No complaint has been filed against The Hitching Post. If they are a legitimate religious organization, they are exempt from the city's ordinance. (It's worth noting that they have been an ordinary, for profit business up to this point and have a history of performing both religious and civil ceremonies; they have not been, up to this point, a church or religious organization.)
The facts haven't stopped hosts of religious people sanctimoniously declaring that "no one should be forced to do something that violates their conscience" and "no one should be forced to participate in a same sex wedding." Utah legislators have obviously seen the story and are alreayd discussing a bill that would allow people to declare they have a religious objection and exempt themselves from participating in same-sex weddings (if history is any guide, the bill will pass, but will be so overly broad it will fail constitutional muster and be struck down, leading to all sorts of public hysterics over activists judges and repeated sharing of bathetic overhyped tales of bakers and florists and photographers and poor picked on pastors). It's clear that a great many religious persons oppose same-sex marriage, and believe their opposition is entirely based on theological reasons and fear that at some point, some legal change will force them to "accept" same-sex marriage.
I don't want to minimize the difficulty marriage equality presents for many religious persons. People do not lightly give up tradition or traditional teachings about sexuality and relationships.
Until very recently, most people casually accepted the idea that something was "wrong" with gay and lesbian persons. The idea that sexual minority persons are not inherently sick, immoral or incapable of forming long-lasting, stable relationships is relatively new in our society. The idea of same-sex marriage is also relatively new (although the Boston Marriage is a fascinating bit of history). Many socially and religiously conservative persons continue to embrace the belief that gay persons can become straight through therapy and prayer, that being gay is a choice and a bad one.
For some persons, the idea of a same sex couple marrying seems absurd at best. These individuals define marriage as a man and a woman and exclude anything else (one suspects Utah State Rep. Kraig Powell is such a person). It's not uncommon in discussions to hear someone declare that marriage is between a man and a woman and anything is fake and the law can't make "real" what isn't real. The "love the sinner hate the sin" motto employed by religious persons reveals more than most people think – for many religious persons, gay people are less than straight people and same-sex couples are less than heterosexual couples.
With the Supreme Court's decision to not hear the various cases coming to them, the number of states in which same sex marriage is legal increased dramatically in one week (at JoeMyGod, Joe observed that there had been 9 separate marriage equality maps in the week of October 6).
Religious conservatives have very visibly and vocally expressed their dismay. We've heard all the usual buzzwords about out of control judges, judicial activism, and the usual predictions of coming tyranny. Religious conservatives are asking "What next?" with a combination of weariness and trepidation.
There is a challenge for religious conservatives. They're being asked to acknowledge and live with the reality that same sex marriage is legal and to recognize that means some changes on how they conduct their business. I am certain there will be some lawsuits when religious business owners try to refuse family insurance coverage to same-sex spouses. We will, no doubt, hear paeans to the free market and dreamy invocations that gays can just go elsewhere for jobs and services. Thus far, the courts have not be amenable to such arguments. From a legal standpoint, a marriage is a marriage. Treating married couples differently will not be acceptable.
Religious conservatives are also going to have to face activism within their churches. Although legally there's no reason to fear that churches will be forced to recognize same-sex marriage, gay persons can be incredibly effective activists. Churches will feel pressure to perform marriages for same-sex couples.
The Hobby Lobby case was probably the most high profile but it is one of many in which the religious right is trying to carve out a separate public and legal sphere for itself in which the devout serve solely the devout and can refuse to serve the sinful masses – a modern Jim Crow – using religious freedom as the rationale. I get this – I've read Martha Nussbaum's Hiding from Humanity: Disgust Shame and the Law – it's about fear of moral contagion. Although it's emotional appeal is undeniable, I think it will ultimately fail of its own weight.
This afternoon, I read that The Hitching Post has re-incorporated itself as a religious corporation. The ACLU and the city of Coeur d'Alene agree that in keeping with their newly filed corporate status, The Hitching Post is a "religious corporation" and exempt from the city's nondiscrimination ordinance. IOW, the whole brouhaha has basically evaporated.
The public spaces from which religious conservatives can exclude gay people are going to become increasingly constrained. The option of declaring one's self a religious corporation isn't going to be available to a great many religious conservatives. If, however, claims of religious freedom and religious conscience become publicly linked with discrimination – against women, gays and lesbians, "immoral people" – then very quickly the mythical "war on Christianity" will become a very real public disgust for anyone claiming to be Christian and for Christianity itself.
The Bacon-Christian Connection . . .
Posted by Glenden Brown in Activist groups, Bigotry, Conservative, Religion, Religious Fundamentalism on September 18, 2014
The blogosphere has been chuckling – okay laughing uproariously – at Bryan Fischer, spokesperson for the American Family Association. Fischer, you see, recently declared "proof" that America is a Christian nation because . . . bacon.
"You want one single item of proof that America is a Christian nation and not a Jewish nation and not an Islamic nation?" he asked. "One single bit of proof is all you need: we freely allow restaurants and grocery stores to sell and to serve bacon. That can only happen in a Christian country." "So the sheer fact that we freely allow the sale and consumption of bacon," he continued, "is absolute proof that we are, in fact, a Christian nation"
The part that fascinates me is that Fischer offered this bon mot as if it were an actual argument. I can't help but wonder – are there conservative Christians out there for whom this argument is persuasive?
Fox's Manufactured Benghazi Scandal by the Numbers
Posted by Glenden Brown in Activist groups, Conservative, Fox Lies, Political Corruption, Republicans on September 17, 2014
Ed Kilgore at Washington Monthly highlighted a report from Media Matters, detailing the depth and breadth of the right's bizarre Benghazi! obsession. Ed noted:
Short of gavel-to-gavel coverage of the Watergate hearings, I'm not sure we've seen anything quite like it in modern electronic media. And we wonder why in the strange alternative universe of the conservative movement, jabbering about Benghazi! is like discussing the weather.
From the Media Matters report:
Media Matters reviewed Fox News transcripts and identified segments including significant discussion of Benghazi on The Five, Special Report with Bret Baier, The O'Reilly Factor, Hannity, and On the Record with Greta Van Susteren between September 11, 2012, the night of the attacks, and May 2, 2014, when House Speaker John Boehner announced the formation of a select committee to investigate the attacks and their aftermath. This report does not include The Kelly File or Fox Report because they did not run for the full period of the study.
Key Findings
?1,098 total Fox News evening segments that included significant discussion of Benghazi — an average of about 13 segments per week
?In 18 of 20 months studied, Fox ran at least 20 Benghazi segments per month, with a high of 174 in October 2012
?382 segments aired on Special Report, the network's flagship news program
?478 segments invoked the talking points used for Susan Rice's 2012 Sunday show appearances
?281 segments alleging a "cover-up" by the Obama administration
?144 interviews of GOP members of Congress versus only five interviews of Democratic members of Congress and Obama administration officials
?120 comparisons to Iran-Contra, Watergate, and the actions of the Nixon administration
?105 attempts to link Benghazi to Hillary Clinton's potential presidential ambitions
?100 segments promoting the lie that the administration issued a "stand-down order"
Media Matters points out that Fox's talking points have been repeatedly refuted by actual facts but that hasn't stopped the sludge from flowing. The right's obsession with Benghazi is a perfect example of the mighty wurlitzer at work. It's depressing – people on the right have an almost religious belief that Benghanzi! was some sort of scandal and that if they just keep digging the nefarious, black-hearted truth will emerge.
House Intelligence Committee Finds No Wrongdoing by the Administration in Benghazi
Posted by Glenden Brown in Activist groups, congress, Conservative, Fox Lies on August 4, 2014
Conservatives have now spent 2 years shrieking hysterically about BENGHAZI, convinced of some sort of malfeasance or deliberate wrongdoing by the Obama Administration. According to the Republican led House Intelligence Committee, not so much.
Among the key findings:
– Intelligence agencies were "warned about an increased threat environment, but did not have specific tactical warning of an attack before it happened."
— "A mixed group of individuals, including those associated with al Qaeda, (Moammar) Khadafy loyalists and other Libyan militias, participated in the attack."
— "There was no 'stand-down order' given to American personnel attempting to offer assistance that evening, no illegal activity or illegal arms transfers occurring by U.S. personnel in Benghazi, and no American was left behind."
— The administration's process for developing "talking points" was "flawed, but the talking points reflected the conflicting intelligence assessments in the days immediately following the crisis."
Anyone betting this will mean conservatives will stop hysterically shrieking about Benghazi is taking a sucker's bet.
The Short Hilarious Saga of ReaganBook
Posted by Glenden Brown in Activist groups, Conservative, This Blog on August 2, 2014
When Sofonda Cox, Dixie Normous, and Johnny Hotballs are some of your sites most prominent users, you're either a gay porn site or a new conservative social media site known as ReaganBook.
Yes, my friends, anti-gay nutjob Janet Porter was offended by Facebook and the fact that some of its employees walked in a pride parade, so she launched her own, independent social media site and named it ReaganBook. Let's be clear, the name was not intended ironically.
Porter, for those who don't know her, is a conservative of the evangelical sub-variety. She was previously known a Janet Folger. She founded and runs Faith2Action from which she endlessly advocates for her "heartbeat bill" which would ban abortion after a heartbeat is detected in the fetus. She's a young earth creationist and a diehard believer in the myth the Christians are persecuted in the US. IOW, she's a garden variety wingnut, bigot and loudmouth.
Anyway, so Janet Porter got her ever bunchable panties in a bunch over something Facebook did, she decided to launch a Facebook for patriots. The site launched and had about 30 or so members. Then various websites noticed it – namely Joe My God. Within hours, the number of users swelled into the hundreds, including the previously mentioned Sofonda Cox, Dixie Normous and Johnny Hotballs. ReaganBook was quickly swamped in a flood of porn, pages dedicted to Ronald Reagan's titties, and generally offensive and surreal content. Users such as Al Zheimers, Ben Ghazi and Parah Salin signed up to participate in the fun and games.
The Dailybeast observed:
ReaganBook shows no discernable signs of longevity. It's already been forced to temporarily shut down, after many of its thousand-plus members are trolls calling themselves things like "Albradorft Lincler," "Al Zheimers," and "Ben Ghazi." The site runs tremendously slowly, and its attempts to interact with members through a messaging platform have proven fruitless. There's hardly any involvement in thought-provoking (and clearly troll-created) pages like "Cut Dicks for Christ," which simply says: "Calling all cut dicks."
Everytime you start feeling sorry for Porter and her naive, non-ironic ways, remember this:
Is this immature? Oh, you bet your ass it is. It's also hilarious. As mean as it may seem to just never let the right have anything nice, let's not forget that their whole schtick in the first place is to deny actual human rights to a good portion of the country, which is a lot meaner–and quite frankly far more petty and immature than making fun of their sad Ronald Reagan Facebook. They are actively horrid to the left, and really, all we have these days is the fact that we're right and we're funnier. Which, my god, they really do hate–so it is important that we keep this up.
Porter and her minions (by minions I mean minion and by minion I mean an IT student from a Christian university), tried frantically to salvage the situation. At one point, the site included a message to users:
Everyone note: We're under attack. All the disturbing posts and new members are coming from another site. This site is another site. We'll fix it soon. If you see a friend who has posted disturbing images, tehy (sic) have been hacked.
Within 24 hours of going live, Porter and her abused IT student switched the site into offline mode, effectively shutting it down.
What's the worst that can happen?
Posted by Nathan Erkkila in American History, Bush Administration, Condolezza Rice, Conservative, Conservatives, Crimes, Dick Cheney, George W. Bush, Iraq, ISIS, Karl Rove, Neocons, Rumsfeld on July 6, 2014
This is a question that must have been asked 12 years ago when the US invaded Iraq. Well the initial predictions were positive. The war will be quick, cheap, we will be hailed as liberators, there will be peace, so on and so forth. Of course none of that happened. They were dead wrong, but even me when I witnessed the reports of chaos in Iraq, I could not comprehend that this would happen. What is the worst that can happen? ISIS can happen. The relatively new Islamic terrorist group is different from other organizations because they are successful. They have the oil fields, they are surrounding Baghdad, they have both Iraqi and American weapons in their inventory and they are gaining more ground. This is made worse by their tendency to be very destructive. So far, over 1,700 Iraqi troops have been executed. So yes, that is the worst that can happen and the Bush administration is completely at fault no matter how indirectly this is. Maybe this is a question Obama should consider, especially with an upcoming midterm and a country filled with pissed off liberals.
Priesthood and Women
Posted by Firmage Ed in Activist groups, Conservative, Liberal, This Blog on June 30, 2014
Twenty-five years ago I delivered the McDougall Lecture at the Cathedral of the Madeleine. Some modest part of that essay recommended that it is time and beyond time to ordain women to both the Mormon and Catholic traditions and, by implication, all other faiths. A productive firestorm erupted that continues still. How tragic, how brutal, how disconnected to real people with real hearts, real children, dear mates to be so abused as the Mormon church discards with no more than a pious statement, or simply a sniff, their best and brightest.
I've said before that Mormon leadership all too often reflects an anti-Darwinism, that is, the survival of the least fit, by cultivating a culture that obeys leadership with no sense of the necessity of checking any act of leadership with one's own brain, one's own agency. This tendency,if unchecked, will produce at least two terrible results: poor leadership at the top and right on down the ecclesiastical ladder. Second, leadership will continue to boast of growing membership but it will be looking only at those coming in the church's front door but not noting those exiting the back door either formally, or just by staying home on Sunday, de facto un-churched.
Mormons need not fear its loving critics. Mormonism, Catholicism, and all faith traditions really should be terrified at the prospect that huge numbers now see churches as irrelevant to their lives. People who engage their leadership quite obviously care very much about their faith, or they would not give such enormous time and energy to help, as they see it,their churches. The really scary elephant in the room is apathy. An even scarier specter is when hundreds of thousands of members, each year, determine that perhaps, just perhaps we really don't need priests or bishops to mediate between God and all of us. We can, after all, talk directly to God and cut out the middleman and his ten percent finder's fee. Women should hold any priesthood for which they qualify by abiding neutral rules. And priests and sisters should have the god-given right to choose marriage or celibacy, as they choose, by serious thought and by prayer.There is nothing in holy writ that requires that men mediate God to women.
SUV's, Pink Slime and the Conservative resistance
Posted by Nathan Erkkila in 2008 Election, 2012 Elections, Bigotry, Conservative, Conservatives, Energy, Socialism, Tea Bag Party, Tea Party, Utah Politics, Utah Pollution on June 2, 2014
Back in 2008, there were very high gas prices. They skyrocketed during the Bush years and as gas prices went up, I saw fewer SUV's and the sky was much less polluted. Utahns have responded to a problem and acted properly. Logically if gas prices go up, then you should use less. It only makes sense. Now in 2014, Gas prices are even higher. What do I see? There are even more trucks and they are larger. What happened in 5 years? Why is it that in 2014, when gas prices are higher while there is a greater inequality of wealth do we see more gas-guzzling vehicles? This scenario reminds me of a controversy back in 2012 where several republican governors went and defended Pink Slime. They defended this product which is the remaining scraps of beef ground into a fine paste and laced with ammonia. When the Obama Administration condemned that practice, several republicans ate the pink slime raw. In terms of gas prices and driving a big-ass truck, when the left keeps talking about the environment and how we have to lessen our impact, the right does the opposite. This is a backwards thinking and this is by far the scariest thing I have seen in this country. This goes beyond hurting others and goes straight into the realm of hurting themselves. All for political regression.
I get that the right does not like Obama or anyone from the [snickers] "left", but just because you feel that they are the enemy does not mean that you do the exact opposite of what they do. Sure, there are people who are afraid of communism and socialism, but even then when Russia became the first nation to reach space, the US didn't start digging holes to reach the mantle as a protest. Instead they got into space to better them. It's not even a thing that the left does. I may think that Bush is the worst president we have ever had, but when he signed a bill to illegalize telemarketing, I didn't all of a sudden support telemarketers and buy into their scams.
We are in a very interesting fork in the road. We have issues with war, issues with the environment, issues with our education, with our economy, with our GDP and we can go either two ways. The first one is that we do what Utahns back in 2008 did. We identify the problems and correct them. Or we could say that logic and reason is the devil/communism/unamerican/whatever and end up ruining our society permanently. This isn't even a joke. Last year, the world was on the brink of total economic collapse all because they wanted to repeal Obamacare. Something that was a republican idea to begin with. We are in the 21st century. We need to act like it's the 21's century or we will end up in the 5th century.
bisexual and polygamy cases
Posted by Firmage Ed in 4th Estate (Media), Activist groups, Conservative, Liberal, This Blog on May 27, 2014
All twentieth and twenty first century human rights cases owe their start to Brown v. the Board. Race and color cases led to ethnicy, alienage, sexuality and gender cases of the past 20-30 years and back again, to the founder of the feast, Brown v. the Board. Just as Catholic and Mormon and Jewish case law led the pack in the nineteenth century, see, e;.g., Reynolds v. United States, making polygamy illegal. In other words, the skunk at the garden party, i.e., the group on which we project our own fears, the projected scapegoat, makes the great law of the time.
Now, with gay rights, including marriage, almost assured de jure, with much to be done de facto, we will turn by the very nature of case law, to the polygamous and bisexual cases, just as from Brown, we went to color, alienage, ethnicity,nationality, gender and sexuality. It simply follows. Scalia saw the connectlion early on between polyggamy case law and homosexual case law. To him, this was the most hated thing he could imagine. I saw the same thing, before he did, and I applauded.
Now, consider the linkage between bisexual rights and polyggamy. With gender and sexual case law in place, i.e., no preference for male over female rights, both polygamy and bisexuality are linked and therefore acknowledged. That is, one man AND one women can choose to mate with male or female, polyganously or monogamously, at his/her choice. This will be the cutting edge of human rights for us all, in the coming decades. As was said as Utah faced statehood with a polygamist elected to the Senate, I think by Senator Albert Jeremiah Beveridge, the greatest biographer of John Marshall ever (and Lincoln, but Beveridge died befoe the last valumeJ): " I'd rather be a polygamist who didn't polyg than a monogamist who didn"t monog." Horray!
I've been very sick for a long time and it's good to have a brain once again ed firmage xoxo


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This is the story of a political miracle -- the perfect match of man and moment. Franklin Delano Roosevelt took office in March of 1933 as America touched bottom. Banks were closing everywhere. Millions of people lost everything. The Great Depression had caused a national breakdown. With the craft of a master storyteller, Jonathan Alter brings us closer than ever before to the Roosevelt magic. Facing the gravest crisis since the Civil War, FDR used his cagey political instincts and ebullient temperament in the storied first Hundred Days of his presidency to pull off an astonishing conjuring act that lifted the country and saved both democracy and capitalism.
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt was elected to the presidency four times, and his achievements are acknowledged by both fans and critics. In THE DEFINING MOMENT, Jonathan Alter focuses on the first 100 days of FDR's first administration and recounts how, upon taking office in 1933, FDR immediately initiated an unprecedented fury of activity, legislation, and appointments--as well as entirely new executive departments--intended to pull the nation out of the Depression and to give the people hope. Some of his initiatives were short-term, intended to jump-start the economy; others, like Social Security, are still with us today, albeit in an evolved form. Alter, a Newsweek journalist, examines the historical record, showing how government was literally remade. He captures that exhilarating time while acknowledging the fears by some that Roosevelt was seeking dictatorial powers. Alter tells how FDR's program provided a new view of the social contract--helping us understand how that vision is today being challenged.


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Nov. 21, 2011-- Southeast Corporate Federal Credit Union announced today that member response from their series of Town Hall meetings has been very positive. During the eight Town Halls that ended last week in Jacksonville, Florida and held throughout Mississippi, Florida and Alabama, Brad Miller, Southeast Corporate's president and CEO and Lee Butke, president and CEO of Corporate One presented the vision for the newly combined entity as one that establishes the strongest corporate in the nation and more importantly, a corporate that can effectively and efficiently serve members now, and well into the future.
As discussed during the Town Halls, the merged organization will have a very strong capital position not only in terms of the ratios but in terms of actual dollars. It will be a "well" (not marginally) capitalized institution meeting the required permanent leverage ratios today and exceeding all long-term capital ratios under the new rule. It also provides for continuity of services for Southeast's members based on the synergies of the two corporates' products and services as well as system platforms while continuing to build upon the value that Southeast's members have created over the past three decades.
Brad Miller, president/CEO of Southeast Corporate said "that he was very encouraged by the level of participation and support during the meetings." "It's clear that our merger with Corporate One is the best and only remaining option to protect our members' $63 million in capital while preserving the franchise value built over the past thirty years of dedicated service to credit unions."
With the most capital of any corporate, Lee Butke, President/CEO said that "Corporate One is in the best position to help preserve member capital while continuing to provide the same products/services along with additional products not currently offered by Southeast as well as a combined balance sheet of sufficient size to provide much needed liquidity to the system." "The number one question at the Town Halls was about our ability to preserve the members' capital," said Butke. "What I heard from the attendees is a huge sense of relief that a merger between Southeast Corporate and Corporate One will preserve the members' existing capital, but also provide real value to them for their ownership investment."
Butke and Miller said the merger plan and thorough due diligence process is continuing. "We expect to move through the process as quickly and diligently as possible," said Miller. "We have completed the regional Town Hall meetings and are now focusing on functions and processes such as system integration and ensuring service continuity to the members. Once all that is completed, we will finalize our merger application to the NCUA."
Letters of Support Received from Industry Leaders regarding the merger include:
From Dennis Dollar, principal partner of Dollar Associates, LLC
"…from my fairly unique position as a credit union consultant, a former member of Southeast Corporate and one with regulatory experience providing me with a solid working knowledge of the corporate system… I commend you on your decision and believe this is an outstanding merger plan."
From Tom Dorety, president and CEO of Suncoast Schools FCU
"We appreciate the dedication and diligence of Southeast Corporate's Board and management in selecting a merger partner that we believe is truly in the members' best interest."
From Tim McMurry, president and CEO of PowerNet Credit Union
"As Chairman of the Board, I'm right there with you and the entire management and staff in our pursuit of a successful merger with Corporate One." From Raffael Crockett, president and CEO of Brightstar Credit Union "I believe the selection to join forces with Corporate One Federal Credit Union will help to protect our member capital shares remaining with Southeast… Corporate One's capital structure is strong and revered."
"As Chairman of the Board, I'm right there with you and the entire management and staff in our pursuit of a successful merger with Corporate One."
From Raffael Crockett, president and CEO of Brightstar Credit Union "I believe the selection to join forces with Corporate One Federal Credit Union will help to protect our member capital shares remaining with Southeast… Corporate One's capital structure is strong and revered."
From Laurin Avara, president and CEO of Navigator Credit Union
"Navigator credit union supports the proposed merger, and we look forward to continuing to enjoy the great relationships we have with the same Southeast staff on a day-to day basis."
From Tim Baldwin, president of San Antonio Citizens FCU
"I want you to know that we are totally in favor of the merger arrangement….We look forward to pledging our existing Member Capital Shares to Perpetual Contributed Capital at Corporate One."
About Southeast Corporate:
Southeast Corporate Federal Credit Union is a corporate credit union serving more than 400 credit unions throughout the southeast and nationally from offices in Tallahassee and Jacksonville. With assets under management of approximately $3 billion, the Corporate was chartered in 1976. In addition to providing liquidity, investments, payment services and other back-office services, Southeast Corporate is the sole owner of Accolade Investment Advisory LLC, which offers portfolio management and reporting solutions for credit unions and Member Business Solutions, LLC, which assists credit unions in serving the financial needs of small-business members. Southeast Corporate also is a co-owner of Corporate Synergies, LLC, a CUSO that provides data processing and hosting services to its member/ owners. For more information about Southeast Corporate, visit www.secorp.org.
About Corporate One:
Corporate One Federal Credit Union is a leading wholesale financial services provider to more than 780 of America's credit unions. With more than $4.7 billion in assets under management, Corporate One offers correspondent services including ATM/debit and credit cards, share draft imaging, depository and electronic payment services and investments to credit unions across the United States. Corporate One also developed and manages Alliance One, one of the nation's largest non-network-specific ATM selective-surcharging groups. For more information, visit www.corporateone.coop.


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Hong Kong has no plans to delay imposing economic sanctions against the Philippines despite the typhoon Haiyan crisis.
This is in lieu of the Manila hostage crisis back in 2010 when a disturbed Philippine police officer, axed from his job, took a coaster full of Hong Kong tourists as hostages in a desperate attempt to have his job back.
On Tuesday, Hong Kong Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying strongly said that he will do "necessary actions to apply sanctions" against the Philippines if the country failed to resolve the issue within a month.
"We have been in contact with the Philippine government over the last couple of days and they have not raised the question of extending the deadline," he said.
On Wednesday, media asked Hong Kong's Chief Secretary Carrie Lam if the typhoon Haiyan crisis in the Philippines will affect delay on the deadline set by Hong Kong.
"At this moment, we don't have this intention," she said.
She added that the hostage crisis and typhoon Haiyan devastation were "entirely separate issues."
Hong Kong legislators were one about this decision.
"I wouldn't agree to delaying the sanction. I think we should, on one hand, provide humanitarian relief to the best we can if that is being called for, but, on the other hand, the hostage incident is a matter of justice for the Hong Kong people and especially the victims," said Fernando Cheung, a Hong Kong lawmaker.
Tam Yiu-chung, chairman of the Democratic Alliance for the betterment and progress of Hong Kong also said that there is no need to delay the sanctions.
"It depends on the Philippine government if they ask for after that," Mr Yiu-Chung said.
The hard decision of Hong Kong officials angered Hong Kong netizens and the Filipino Community in Hong Kong, AFP reports.
"I am ashamed to call myself a Hong Konger and I hope the vast majority of Hong Kongers also feel the same, particularly with the government's callous and insensitive attitude on display to the world," one poster said.
"This government does not serve or represent the general HK population," another poster wrote.
Benjamin Panganiban, a director of the Philippine Association of Hong Kong said the decision was "inappropriate".
"After the aftermath of what happened in the typhoon, maybe we can delay that deadline," he added
Hong Kong was deeply angered about the amateur handling of Philippine police of the Manila hostage crisis. The hostage taking took eight hours of negotiations; yet, it ended with a shootout killing eight of the Hong Kong tourists and injured seven others.
Hong Kong had since been demanding an apology from Philippine President Benigno Aquino, compensation both for the survivors and families of the deceased and that the police officials responsible should be convicted.
Manila Mayor Joseph Ejercito Estrada had apologized since the police who responded during the hostage was under his command.
However, Hong Kong insists an apology from Mr Aquino.
Mr Aquino, for his part refused to apologise, saying that the failure of the police is not the failure of Philippine nation as a whole.


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Wow, even 11 year old girls are better photographers than me. Seriously though, I assumed this was a professional photo until I read the credit. Good job Kimberly
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We went to the Butterfly Pavilion (http://www.butterflies.org) in the Denver suburb of Westminster last year (highly recommended) - here's some of the pictures: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m9omWLv3YiI (These are all live butterflies.)
Oh, that is just an awesome photograph! She deserves more than just an Honorable Mention. I would have voted for that. Excellent, Kimberly!
IMHO, this picture is better than the majority of the finalists.
Thank you for the nice comments. I am already looking for stuff to take pictures of for next years contest.
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Thank you for the nice comments. I am already looking for stuff to take pictures of for next years contest.
Thank you for the picture.
I have had the good fortune, as a retired scientist, to teach and work with bright and talented students in math and science. I have also evaluated their science projects.
Obviously a great deal of thought and talent went into that photo; it didn't happen by accident.
You appear to have a combination of artistic talent as well as the ability to recognize a good biological subject. This is a common characteristic of very bright students. Keep up the good work and consider a career in science.
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While a few people felt the increase in the price of milk and curds is inevitable as prices of other products have increased, some said this would lead to further increase in the household expenses.
The Nandini milk will cost Rs. 3 more from Sunday. While the cost of toned milk (with blue colour packet) will be Rs. 25 per litre, the homogenised milk (in green packet) will cost Rs. 28 per litre. The Shubam milk (in orange packet) will cost Rs. 15.50 for 500 ml packet.
"We have to bear with this increase as prices of other products have also increased," said S. D' Souza, a resident of Bikarnakatte.
"We have got accustomed to increase in petrol and diesel prices. Similarly, we are getting used to increase in the milk price as it is a basic necessity," he said.
Suresh S. Shetty, another resident of the area, sought to differ.
"Increase of Rs. 3 will only increase my expenses by Rs. 45 per month. This is a lot of sum for people like me who work in firms that do not increase salary every year," said Mr. Shetty, who works in a security agency.
"This reduces the amount that I send to my family," he said.
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Mr. Shetty was not convinced about the reason cited for the hike in milk prices — increasing costs of farmers who are engaged in animal husbandry. "I belonged to a family of farmers. I have so far not seen benefits reaching the farmer. We will be happy to pay more if it helps farmers. But we have never been told as to how much money goes to the farmer," he said.
M. Allan from Marnamikatta said the increase in the price of milk hardly mattered. "It's negligible. I do not have to think of it much," he said. "I purchase milk once in two days as we need to have it at home," he said.
N. Basavaraj from Kankanady on Saturday purchased an additional one litre.
"Look, I have made a savings of three rupees," he said.
Mr. Basavaraj said the State Government should not have increased the price of milk by Rs. 3 at one go.
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The bargain stuck, allowing Vermont's omnibus economic development bill to pass both chambers just hours before the Legislature adjourned Saturday.
Workers' compensation became a battleground when related provisions were tacked onto the single piece of legislation carrying most of lawmakers' economic development initiatives for the session.
The House and Senate differed greatly in their approaches to workers' compensation laws: representatives had passed an incremental increase to the number of days notice injured workers get before their benefits are discontinued. Senators lengthened that notice period considerably, including offering additional time for appeal.
The longer the notice, the more days businesses have to pay workers' compensation. Lengthening the period therefore costs more for employers. Much of the business community strongly opposed the changes.
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Rep. Bill Botzow, D-Bennington, said lawmakers and stakeholders from the labor and business communities returned to the negotiating table when it looked like the language in S.220 might block the entire bill.
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Fox News is expected to announce later this afternoon that "Fox News Sunday" anchor Chris Wallace has signed a new contract with the network to continue anchoring the Sunday program.
Wallace took over as anchor of "Fox News Sunday" in late 2003 after Tony Snow left.
With Wallace as anchor "Fox News Sunday" has continued to rank in the top three in the DC market, coming in at number two last Sunday.
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Bumba, V. and Klvana, M. and Kálmán, Béla and Garcia, A. (1996) The 1991 southern hemisphere complex of activity. Astronomy and Astrophyics Supplement Series, 117. pp. 291-301.
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We have investigated the development of a complex of activity which took place in the southern hemisphere of the Sun between July 1991 and April 1992. The whole process culminated with the successive formation of two large active regions with sunspot groups NOAA 6850 (September/October) and NOAA 6891 (October/November 1991), both having complicated magnetic fields, but the former without heavy flare activity. We observed the appearance of the individual active regions as the consequence of the development stage of large-scale magnetic fields in the given area of the solar surface, in connection with their longitudinal and latitudinal distribution. We have studied the dynamics of this development on magnetic synoptic charts, as well as on spectroheliograms taken in the K-line of ionized calcium. Our new observations confirm the regularities found earlier and connection of global and local developments with convection. We think that they could become a tool for solar activity prediction and that they could be used for comparative studies of stellar complexes of activity.
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Mike Bryan captured his third mixed doubles title with Lisa Raymond Sunday at Wimbledon, defeating fourth seeds Leander Paes and Elena Vesnina 6-3, 5-7, 6-4.
Seeded second, Bryan and Raymond won 72 per cent of their first serve points and broke the Indian/Russian duo four times to seal the win in two hours and 24 minutes.
"It was a blast playing with Lisa all week. Obviously the match was up and down. We could have closed it out there in straights," said Bryan. "Unfortunately, I got broken. We had match points. She's pretty resilient. We fought through the adversity. She kept raising her game and kind of carried me through the finish."
For Bryan and Raymond, the victory marked their first title together since 2003 at Roland Garros. They also triumphed at the 2002 US Open.
"It's good to rekindle a special bond we have. We're looking forward to hopefully playing the Olympics," Bryan said. "That's why we jumped in here. She emailed me first, and I'd like to play with the No. 1 player in the world anytime."
Paes and Vesnina finished runner-up for the second time this season, after losing in the Australian Open final to Horia Tecau and Bethanie Mattek-Sands. Paes has won six mixed doubles crowns, with his latest coming two years ago at The Championships alongside Cara Black.
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Fry the cashews in approximately one tablespoon of oil until golden brown. Set aside.
Boil 2 ½ cups of water. Add quinoa and boil for 12 minutes or until all the water is absorbed. Set aside.
Heat remaining olive oil in a large skillet. Add the onion, peppers, celery and carrot. Sauté for five minutes, then lower to medium heat. Add garlic powder, black pepper, curry powder, crushed red pepper and liquid aminos. Stir. Mix the cooked quinoa into the vegetables and stir thoroughly. Add mushrooms, peas, basil, pineapple and cashews. Cook for an additional 10 minutes on medium heat, stirring occasionally.
Makes 8 servings. Serving size 1.0 cup.
Calories 309, Protein 10 g, Fat 13 g, Saturated Fat 1.5 g, Trans Fat 0 g, Monounsaturated Fat 7 g, Polyunsaturated Fat 1 g, Carbohydrates 40.5 g, Fiber 6 g, Sodium 397 mg
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Hinton, a junior, is expected to miss the remainder of the season. Bruins head coach A.J. Ofodile guessed after the game it was a broken tibia.
"I think it's a blow for him and for our team," Ofodile said. "We'll miss that presence tremendously."
For the second consecutive week, the Bruins offense was limited to one touchdown.
While Stuart Eiken ran 100 yards on six carries, 78 of them came on a long run in the second quarter that set up Rock Bridge's lone score. Tedder Easton scored from a yard out to cut the score to 12-7 just before halftime.
Rock Bridge quarterback Darryn Hill tried to overcome poor pass blocking and multiple drops by Bruins receivers on his way to a 7-for-16 performance for 19 yards.
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Homemade Vegetable Stock (Salt-Free)
Nutritional Info
- Servings Per Recipe: 16
- Amount Per Serving
- Calories: 17.8
- Total Fat: 0.1 g
- Cholesterol: 0.0 mg
- Sodium: 17.4 mg
- Total Carbs: 4.0 g
- Dietary Fiber: 0.9 g
- Protein: 0.7 g
View full nutritional breakdown of Homemade Vegetable Stock (Salt-Free) calories by ingredient
Making homemade stock is so easy! It's a third the price of buying it in stores.Making homemade stock is so easy! It's a third the price of buying it in stores.
Number of Servings: 16
2 T olive oil
2 leeks, white and light green part only, sliced
3 carrots, peeled and diced
3 ribs celery, diced
1 pint mushrooms, sliced or quartered
1 onion, diced
1/2 t black peppercorns
1/2 t thyme, dried, or 2 springs fresh
6 parsley stems
Try reducing the stock and freezing it in ice cube trays; once frozen, pop out and keep in the freezer until you need homemade stock.
Place a stock pot over medium heat. Add oil to warm. Add vegetables and sweat them over the heat. Slowly add 1 gallon and 1 quart of cold water to the mixture. Bring to a boil, then reduce to a simmer. Simmer for 30 minutes. Strain and cool before storing.
Makes one gallon; used as 1 cup per serving.
Place a stock pot over medium heat. Add oil to warm. Add vegetables and sweat them over the heat. Slowly add 1 gallon and 1 quart of cold water to the mixture. Bring to a boil, then reduce to a simmer. Simmer for 30 minutes. Strain and cool before storing.
Makes one gallon; used as 1 cup per serving.
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I'll stick with my cheaper approach-- freezing all unused scraps (peels, celery leaves, extra herbs/stems, squash innards, outer onion layers... When ready, cover w/ water & simmer. Re limited freezer space-- pour 1 cup portions into zip lock bags, label and freeze lying flat so you can store a lot. - 4/12/11
I also uses my leftovers. I wash the veggies very well and put everything I don't use (everything) into a freezer container and store until I have enough to make soup stock. Usually the only thing I will add to my frozen stems/stalks/roots etc. is an onion (skin and all) and garlic clove. - 12/14/11
This broth is very flavorfull, will make it again for sure. Another thing I do..when cooking veggies for a meal, i.e. carrots, squash, turnip etc., I pour the veg water into containers and when I get several in the freezer I put them all together in a large pot and add water and flavorings. - 11/13/10
The cheapest way to make vegetable stock is to save the "scraps" (onion, carrot and potato peels, celery and leek ends, etc.) and make the broth out of those. We keep a gallon ziploc in the freezer full of scraps - when it's full, time to make stock! I add garlic and a little soy sauce to mine. - 6/2/12
I must add the amount of water used over a gallon. Then you say REDUCE. It seems to me if you are going to freeze it concentrated. Do not waste power reducing. Add less water in the first place. I never use mushrooms for stock-too expensive to throw away. Better idea is use stems, enjoy the caps!!! - 12/20/13
For those of you that use the ends of your veggies...how much do you use? Does it take alot to get good flavor? Just wondering how much I should save before I make this stock? I would try using fresh ingredients but we are a one income family at the moment so saving is a must any advice is great! - 9/27/12
Seems to me it would be better to use far less water to start with to end up with a concentrated, more easily stored, greener energywise, stock.
As an aside, Zoe Mulford, in her CD, Roadside Saints, has a jaunty song about when she knows it's time to make stock. Good for kitchen sing along. - 11/13/11
Good recipe! Homemade stocks/broth are perfect for lowering sodium and fat; easy to keep on hand and so useful. Use instead of oil for stir-fry or saute. Use to cook veggies, sauces, pasta, rice, etc. instead of water for a subtle flavor and more nutrition. Great base for soups/sauces of all kinds. - 11/13/10
I also save all my peelings and ends and scraps of vegetables in a gallon zip lock bag in my freezer and when it's full I cook it up for vegetable broth. I got the recipe from recipe Zaar (Now Food.com) It is called rich vegetable stock. since you are just using scraps it truly is almost free . - 11/13/10