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The crown jewel of luxury real estate is located 75 miles North of Miami in the immaculate clear blue waters of Palm Beach. With Palm Beach real estate at a premium, the affluent have long appreciated the beauty of the island. Pristine white sand beaches and crystal blue waters have summoned residents such as Frank Sinatra, Humphrey Bogart, Katherine Hepburn and, of course, President John Fitzgerald Kennedy.
Since 1896, when the famous Breakers Hotel was built by Henry Flagler, Palm Beach real estate has been the pinnacle of the sumptuous, luxury lifestyle. The wealthier people in the North began to purchase homes on Palm Beach to avoid nasty winters. With only ten-and-a-half square miles of land surrounded by water, real estate on the narrow island of Palm Beach sold at a premium with only a few able to afford waterfront homes. Complete with two award-winning golf courses, it is easy to see how Palm Beach became so popular for people throughout the country.
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Tech experts joined non-profit groups this weekend for a unique competition called "Hack to End Homelessness."
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City leaders are pushing for a permanent fix to the problem of maintaining and expanding the park system, but some worry the solution headed to the ballot could be like handing the city a blank check.
City leaders are trying to rein in a recent construction trend that puts big, multi-story homes on undersized lots.
It's not just the homeless who could use some free food. Many working adults and seniors need a free lunch and in Seattle, they get it thanks to the Sandwich Brigade and help from a local company.
A 16-year-old girl was arrested Thursday night in connection with a number of robberies that occurred earlier this year, according to the Seattle Police Department.
Three northbound lanes of I-5 under the Convention Center in Downtown Seattle were briefly closed Thursday afternoon after a large icicle formed under the roof
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A man with multiple gunshot wounds was found wandering along Interstate 5 in Seattle overnight near the Mercer Street ramp.
A few hundred thousand people are expected to descend on downtown Seattle for the Seahawk's Super Bowl victory parade on Wednesday.
Hundreds of thousands of notoriously loud Seahawks fans are cranking up the noise, as they cheer, chant and go berserk during a parade to celebrate the franchise's first Super Bowl victory.
Mayor Ed Murray held a first-ever summit on police reforms and says the meeting led to a breakthrough agreement on how to move forward.
The historic Pioneer Square pergola sustained about $25,000 in damage during the post-Super Bowl game celebrations Sunday night, and now some in the city want to say "we're sorry" by trying to raise money to repay the damage.
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National Farmers Union
For more than 100 years Farmers Union has been the grassroots organization of of America's family farms and ranches. During its storied history, Farmers Union emerged as an influential organization that helped shape national policy, organized cooperative businesses that thrive today, delivered educational programs designed to build rural leaders, and provided farmers and ranchers with opportunities to be at the table. Today, Farmers Union continues to be the nation's premier farm organization dedicated to family farm agriculture, cooperative businesses, and rural communities.
National Cooperative Grocer Association
National Cooperative Grocers Association (NCGA) is a business services cooperative for retail food co-ops located throughout the United States. We represent 134 food co-ops operating more than 170 stores in 36 states with combined annual sales of over $1.5 billion and over 1.3 million consumer-owners. NCGA helps unify natural food co-ops in order to optimize operational and marketing resources, strengthen purchasing power, and ultimately offer more value to natural food co-op owners and shoppers everywhere.
NTCA – The Rural Broadband Association is the premier association representing nearly 900 independent, community-based telecommunications companies that are leading innovation in rural and small-town America. NTCA advocates on behalf of its members in the legislative and regulatory arenas, and it provides training and development; publications and industry events; and an array of employee benefit programs. In an era of exploding technology, deregulation and marketplace competition, NTCA's members are leading the IP evolution for rural consumers, delivering technologies that make rural communities vibrant places in which to live and do business. Because of their efforts, rural America is fertile ground for innovation in economic development and commerce, education, health care, government services, security and smart energy use. Visit us at www.ntca.org.
National Rural Electric Cooperative Association
NRECA is the national service organization for more than 900 not-for-profit rural electric cooperatives and public power districts providing retail electric service to more than 42 million consumers in 47 states and whose retail sales account for approximately 12 percent of total electricity sales in the United States. NRECA's members include consumer-owned local distribution systems - the vast majority - and 66 generation and transmission ("G&T") cooperatives that supply wholesale power to their distribution cooperative owner-members. Distribution and G&T cooperatives share an obligation to serve their members by providing safe, reliable and affordable electric service. US Federation of Worker Coops - http://www.usworker.coop/front
The National Cooperative Business Association CLUSA International (NCBA CLUSA) is the trade association for cooperative businesses in the United States and an international development organization. NCBA CLUSA provides cross-sector advocacy, education and technical assistance that helps cooperative businesses thrive. For nearly 100 years, NCBA CLUSA has sought to advance and protect cooperative enterprises, highlighting the impact that cooperatives have in bettering the lives of individuals, families and communities. Since 1953, NCBA CLUSA has worked in over 85 countries in the areas of cooperative development, food security and nutrition, agricultural development, community-based health, natural resources management, and empowerment of smallholder farmers, women and youth. We currently work in 18 countries in Africa, Latin America and Asia.
For nearly 100 years, NCBA CLUSA has encouraged communities to live cooperatively, harnessing the uncommon power of common purpose. NCBA CLUSA applies cooperative principles in development, advocacy, and education.
Community Development Certified Financial Counseling Community Development Certified Financial Counseling (CDCFC) is an interactive, web-based staff training, testing and certification tool. It is the first offering in a series of technical assistance and capacity building resources offered by the National Cooperative Business Association (NCBA) as part of our Community Development Initiative. Essential for organizations serving moderate- and low-income populations, including organizations that provide counseling, Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs), and low-income designated credit unions, CDCFC is also an effective tool for mainstream financial institutions and loan funds serving consumers under financial stress.
{loadposition latest-events} Save the Date! 2014 CCMA Conference June 12-14, 2014 Madison, Wisconsin Learn more at www.ccma.coop About the Event The Consumer Cooperative Management Association (CCMA) Conference unites leaders from food cooperatives around the country to share best practices in improving operations, governance, consumer education and marketing strategies. The CCMA conference is jointly sponsored by NCBA CLUSA and the University of Wisconsin Urban Cooperative Initiative. Who Should Attend Managers, staff, and board members of food cooperatives Educators, consultants, service providers and national allies
Membership Information LEARN MOREThomas Bowen Director, Member Relations email: Thomas BowenT. (202) 383-5461
NCBA CLUSAPurchasing cooperatives have become an essential tool for many businesses and organizations. Purchasing cooperatives help members improve their competitiveness, and leverage their combined purchasing volumes into savings and efficiencies. NCBA provides support to purchasing cooperatives nationally through assistance with the national convention and other educational opportunities.
NCBA CLUSA support of international communities began in 1945 when we participated in the founding of CARE (Cooperative for American Remittances to Europe) to aid in rebuilding war torn Europe. In 1953, NCBA CLUSA began working with Indian farmers to form a cooperative helping to revolutionize the nation's fertilizer industry. Today that cooperative, known as the Indian Farmers Fertilizer Cooperative Limited (IFFCO), is the largest member-owned fertilizer cooperative in the world. For over 60 years, NCBA CLUSA has been active in more than 85 countries, transforming rural communities, building democratic institutions, and providing technical assistance to group businesses, civil society organizations (CSOs), non-governmental organizations, local governments, and farmer associations and cooperatives. INTERACTIVE MAPMouse over the icons on the map below to view the most up-to-date project information.
US Federation of Worker CoopsThe United States Federation of Worker Cooperatives is a national grassroots membership organization of and for worker cooperatives, other democratic workplaces, and the organizations that support the growth and continued development of worker cooperatives. We were founded in 2004, the result of several years of organizing on the part of worker cooperatives and regional groups from around the country. Our members are workplaces of all sizes and a broad variety of industries, from across the country, and our member workplaces comprise more than 1300 individual workers.
Pat Brownell Sterner, Chief Operating Officer Click Here To Email Pat 202-638-6222 Thomas Bowen, Director of Membership Click Here to Email Thomas Bowen 202.383.5461 The National Cooperative Business Association CLUSA (NCBA CLUSA) represents a cross-sector co-op community of more than 40,000 businesses that control over $3 trillion in assets. We unite co-ops by promoting the cooperative business model, driving cross-sector collaboration, and being the national 'voice' for cooperatives to raise the profile of co-ops everywhere. Our work is grounded in our three-part mission: To raise the profile of cooperatives To promote and protect the cooperative business enterprise model To drive cross-sector collaboration among cooperatives in keeping with Principle 6 of the Cooperative Principles We believe in collaboration, and in bringing value to the many efforts already underway through our cooperative development partners and intermediaries that are doing the necessary 'boots on the ground' cooperative development work. In our role as facilitator, convener, and financing partner, we assist our partners in their work with strengthening the structure, reach and financial sustainability of existing cooperatives, as well as efforts to establish new cooperatives. We are collaborating with Cooperation Works! and Cooperative Development Centers across the country to develop more diverse – and sustainable – funding for their important work. We are responding to local and regional nationwide that are interested in establishing Cooperative Business Associations, with the intent of creating local cooperative 'chambers of commerce' to drive the financial success of cooperatives in these associations, raise the profile of cooperatives in their communities, and foster cross-collaboration among cooperatives. Using the power of cooperative development work and our collective cooperative voice, NCBA CLUSA advocates on Capitol Hill on behalf of cooperatives, fighting to maintain or increase government funding for cooperative programs and securing access to legislation that protects the cooperative business enterprise model. Throughout the United States, NCBA CLUSA is working with cooperatives and cooperative development organizations to embed cooperatives in their local and regional economies. With our partners NCBA CLUSA supports cooperative development, funds cooperative education, and promotes the need for research to continually strengthen the case for cooperatives in our economy. OUR FOCUS NCBA CLUSA takes very seriously its role as CONVENER of cooperatives and cooperators across the country. ADVOCACY NCBA CLUSA is also working hard to amplify the voice of cooperatives at the national level, specifically through increased advocacy work on behalf of cooperatives sectors. For example, NCBA CLUSA sent letters to members of the Senate Finance and House Ways and Means Committees pressing for tax reform to retain the tax exemption for credit unions. Likewise, through the efforts of NCBA CLUSA and partners, a significant shift in the government's fiscal year 2014 spending bill has made provision for $5.8 million for the Rural Cooperative Development Grant (RCDG) and an additional $3 million for the Small Socially-Disadvantaged Producer Grant (SSDPG). Moving forward, we plan to establish a congressional Cooperative Caucus as a forum to brief legislators on cooperatives and cooperative sectors. CO-OP TALKS Another significant focus for NCBA CLUSA is boosting our presence with members through a series of Co-op Talks. These meetings will be excellent opportunities for us to listen to our members, recruit new members, and learn more about what cooperatives need in communities across America. Current list of venues include: Denver, Colorado Madison, Wisconsin CONFERENCES NCBA CLUSA hosts and/or supports several conferences throughout the year: Consumer Cooperative Management Association (CCMA): June 12-14 in Madison, Wisconsin Co-op Week (in partnership with the National Cooperative Bank and the Cooperative Development Foundation): May 5-9 in Washington, D.C. Purchasing Cooperative Conference and the NCBA CLUSA Annual Meeting: September 8 – 11 in St. Paul, Minnesota COOPERATIVE BUSINESS ASSOCIATIONS (CBA'S) We are working with several groups throughout the country that are organizing to establish CBAs. To support these efforts NCBA CLUSA is providing financial support, human resources and business planning to launch what can be thought of as local "co-op chambers of commerce", with missions to promote the co-op business model, grow the bottom-line of cooperatives in local communities, and engage more consumers as co-op members. We are focused on four locations: Austin, Texas (Austin Cooperative Business Association) Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (Philadelphia Area Cooperative Association) Upstate New York Western Massachusetts (Valley Cooperative Business Association COOPERATIVE BUSINESS SERVICES We are committed to raising the profile of cooperatives as economic drivers in our communities. To that end we will be providing services such as internal and external "cooperative assessments" for members interested in (internally) better integrating the cooperative principles into their business plans and operations, and (externally) leveraging cross-sector relationships to promote their businesses to a broader base of consumers. We will be utilizing the Blueprint for the Cooperative Decade in this work with our members, with a projected outcome of better identifying and communicating the economic power of cooperatives in given communities. COOPERATIVE BUSINESS ROUNDTABLE In 2014 we will be establishing the Cooperative Business Roundtable, which will be a convening of CEOs from our larger members. We have recognized the opportunity to bring CEOs together to network with each other about the opportunities and challenges for cooperatives in today's economy as well as those they face in their own cooperatives. Plans are being made to launch the inaugural session of the Roundtable during Co-op Week in Washington, D.C. (May 5 – 9, 2014). OUR PARTNERSHIP WITH CooperationWorks AND THE COOPERATIVE DEVELOPMENT CENTERS CooperationWorks! Is the center for excellence for cooperative business development. They are a dynamic and innovative national cooperative created to grow the cooperative model across the United States. Cooperative development centers work to revitalize communities through effective cooperative enterprise development. The centers provide a broad spectrum of expertise and technical assistance, including feasibility studies, market analysis, business plan development, governance training, and educational programs. NCBA CLUSA works closely with both CooperationWorks! and the centers to provide support and resources to aid in their very critical work. NCBA CLUSA understands that it is imperative to grow and sustain financial support so that CooperationWorks! and the centers may foster cooperative economic development. To that end, NCBA CLUSA is co-hosting with CooperationWorks! a summit to engage the cooperative development centers on a national level that will bring forth strategies that will diversify and grow funding. PARTNERSHIP WITH FREELANCERS UNION NCBA CLUSA first began working Freelancers Union in 2010 while assisting organizations across the United States that were applying for funding to develop the new national health care CO-OPs. NCBA CLUSA first provided expertise to Freelancers Union regarding board governance and board development for the application and later played a role in board training for Freelancers Union. Since that time, a close and productive relationship has grown between the two organizations. Sara Horowitz, Found and Executive Director of Freelancers Union, recently wrote; "Cooperatives are deeply knit in the American fabric. In 1752, founding father (and volunteer firefighter) Ben Franklin started the nation's first mutual fire insurance company, Philadelphia Contributionship, which still operates today. In his book For All The People, historian and woodworker John Curl highlights the amazing diversity of cooperative businesses that popped up in the 1800s -- mining coops, shoemaking coops, knitting coops. Basically anything workers could unite to own, they did. We are beginning to see the rise of that mutualistic ethos once again. Many of these efforts directly mirror the late 1800s mutual support model -- but this time with the internet helping bring what had once been local models to national scale." Freelancers Union has a mission of promoting the interests of independent workers through advocacy, education, and services. NCBA CLUSA is working with the Freelancers Union to provide certain training, education and support services to assist the Freelancers Union in fulfilling their research of cooperatives, member educational programming, project management, board education, business model transition, and public relations objectives, and services for which cooperation may be mutually beneficial. REGIONAL FARMERS MARKET/USDA RCDG GRANT NCBA CLUSA's 2012 USDA Rural Cooperative Development Grant is dedicated to supporting the establishment of a Regional Farmer's Market located in the Mississippi Delta, in partnership and through the leadership of Shreveport Federal Credit Union and the Federation of Southern Cooperatives. The establishment of food hubs that address food deserts is a particular area of expertise for NCBA CLUSA through our international work, and we are applying that expertise to our rural cooperative development partnerships. The work is also supported by previous project work related to wealth creation and development of value chains, especially as relate to cross-sector cooperative business opportunities. The initial work around the establishment of a regional farmers' market located in Marks, Mississippi has been led by the Shreveport Federal Credit Union, which located a branch in Marks in 2006. Joining with the Federation of Southern Cooperatives, the primary cooperative development expert in the rural south, Shreveport FCU has worked with local community leaders to further explore opportunities for community engagement and is currently building out the concept for the market, setting in motion plans to launch the market by the end of 2013. The idea for the Delta Regional Market (a name under consideration) came about through multiple meetings with community members, mayors of several towns, and farmers in which they addressed the challenges which have caused this region to be so economically deprived. The Market will be a food hub for the entire community providing reasonably priced, fresh, locally-grown foods; creating jobs for some and for others an entertainment and a gathering place that is planned to be a major draw for customers within a 50-mile radius. On-street parking provides plenty of space for customers, and the building is located near local businesses to encourage foot traffic to nearby merchants. The Market will also be a showcase for the community's cultural roots. In addition to being a Food Hub with sales of fresh farm products, the Market will also house a small Museum called "The Muletrain Museum and Gift Store", a Kidz Zone, and a small Food Court. "Sunday Go to Meeting at the Market" will highlight the deep spiritual roots of the people of the Delta, and provide the opportunity for area churches from diverse communities to bring their choirs and congregations to the market to sing in the food court area on Sunday afternoons as an additional way to attract consumers to the Market. Another central feature of the Market will be the participation of the North Delta Produce Growers Association, which will use part of the Market's building to expand their commercial enterprise which currently sells purple hull peas to Walmart. Expansion of their operations will increase the distribution opportunities for their participating farmers, and open the door for other farmer cooperatives to join. Leadership and partnership must go hand in hand for the success of this project. Shreveport Federal Credit Union is stepping up with some of the financing for the building; the Federation of Southern Cooperatives is providing the hands-on expertise in agricultural as well as small cooperative business development. Thanks to funding from the USDA Rural Cooperative Development Grant, NCBA CLUSA is providing expertise in business planning, project design and financing to support the launch and sustainability of the project. We believe the Delta Regional Market can become an important pilot for other communities to follow, and we will work with our partners to document and evaluate every step of this important project. Links to partners: Shreveport Federal Credit Union Federation of Southern Cooperatives North Delta Produce Growers Association USDA
Succession Planning for Co-op Members Join us for a Webinar on June 26 Space is limited. Reserve your Webinar seat now at: What will happen to your business when its leadership is ready to retire? During NCBA CLUSA's June 26 webinar, presenter Gary Pittsford, CFP, president and CEO of Castle Wealth Advisors, will discuss key factors you need to consider in planning for the future of your coop, including: • Issues affecting family members • Transition options • Retirement income security • Tax impacts and options • Business and estate plans Get the answers to your burning questions about the succession planning process and begin to assemble an advisory team who can help you make smart decisions for your organization. Title: Succession Planning for Co-op Members Date: Thursday, June 26, 2014 Time: 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM EDT After registering you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the Webinar. System Requirements PC-based attendees Required: Windows® 8, 7, Vista, XP or 2003 Server Mac®-based attendees Required: Mac OS® X 10.6 or newer Mobile attendees Required: iPhone®, iPad®, Android™ phone or Android tablet Future NCBA CLUSA Webinar Topics Promoting Cooperation with Financial Cooperatives Learn how financial cooperatives are engaging in cross-sector collaboration by doing business with other cooperative sectors. Cooperative education in colleges and universitiesWhile the cooperative business model is distinct from other business models, our current options for pursuing relevant cooperative management education is limited. Join this webinar to learn about the existing programs, along with work being done to improve management education for the cooperative sector. Cooperative GovernanceWebinar will explore key issues in cooperative governance, and how cooperative governance is different than governance of other organizational models. NCBA CLUSA's webinars continue to be a popular source of information on issues impacting the cooperative community. Whether it is marketing and branding your co-op, understanding the legal and governmental framework of cooperatives or learning how co-ops are using technology to be innovative, NCBA CLUSA's webinars provide useful and timely information to leverage opportunities for growing and improving your cooperative. Webinar Archive Miss a webinar? Visit NCBA CLUSA's archive to view presentations on-demand We'd Love Your Input! Do you have an idea for a webinar topic? Please send your suggestions to:email@example.com
National Farmers UnionFor more than 100 years Farmers Union has been the grassroots organization of of America's family farms and ranches. During its storied history, Farmers Union emerged as an influential organization that helped shape national policy, organized cooperative businesses that thrive today, delivered educational programs designed to build rural leaders, and provided farmers and ranchers with opportunities to be at the table. Today, Farmers Union continues to be the nation's premier farm organization dedicated to family farm agriculture, cooperative businesses, and rural communities.
Thursday, 01 August 2013 09:44 Rep. Steve Israel announces bill to make co-op and condo owners eligible for FEMA aid, July 29, 2013. (credit: Alex Silverman/WCBS 880)Hurricane Sandy brought devastation to communities throughout New York, New Jersey and other portions of the Northeast region. Once the storm was over and communities began planning to rebuild, it was realized that housing cooperatives were not eligible for the Federal Emergency Management Agency's (FEMA) disaster assistance program. NCBA CLUSA has joined groups, including the National Association of Housing Cooperatives, Coordinating Council of Cooperatives, Council of New York Cooperatives & Condominiums, and the Federation of New York Housing Cooperatives & Condominiums to support legislation for housing cooperatives to receive much needed FEMA disaster assistance. Bill Would Alter FEMA Policy to Assist Co-ops and Condos | The New York Times
National Cooperative Grocer AssociationNational Cooperative Grocers Association (NCGA) is a business services cooperative for retail food co-ops located throughout the United States. We represent 134 food co-ops operating more than 170 stores in 36 states with combined annual sales of over $1.5 billion and over 1.3 million consumer-owners. NCGA helps unify natural food co-ops in order to optimize operational and marketing resources, strengthen purchasing power, and ultimately offer more value to natural food co-op owners and shoppers everywhere.
Thursday, 01 August 2013 10:38 In a July letter to the Senate Finance Committee, Senator Mark Begich (D-AK) stated he supports credit unions and their tax exemption status. Outside of the Washington beltway, regular folks may not be aware that Congress is working to overhaul the existing tax structure. For the last few years, Congressional tax committees have been considering comprehensive tax reform, and they now plan to draft and pass a bill later in the year. The current process in the Senate is called the "blank slate" approach. Senate Finance Committee Chairman Max Baucus (D-MT) and Ranking Member Orrin Hatch (R-UT) have asked senators to submit letters advising the committee which tax exemptions they support that should be included in the committee's approach to comprehensive tax reform. Along with his requests to keep housing and energy tax provisions, Senator Begich also included the credit union tax exemption in his July 26 letter to the Senate Finance Committee. In his letter, Senator Begich stated, "Alaska is far removed from traditional financial centers and that credit unions play an outsized role in the state's economy. That is why Section 501(c)(14), which grants tax exempt status to credit unions, should be retained in any tax reform effort, to ensure continued access to affordable credit for consumers, homebuyers and small businesses alike, all of which contribute substantially to economic growth." At the Finance Committee's request, the letter writing exercise has been kept confidential, but Senator Begich, along with a few other senators have made their requests public. It is not clear how senators are participating in the "blank slate" process, or how the House of Representatives will proceed with their tax reform approach. NCBA CLUSA has coordinated its efforts with the Credit Union National Association (CUNA) and the National Association of Federal Credit Unions (NAFCU) to support the credit union tax exemption and will continue to work with its association partners as the tax reform process moves ahead in Congress.
Join NCBA CLUSA President and CEO Mike Beall, and Capitol Hill professionals as they discuss cooperative legislative matters and current issues in Washington. With Congress working on important legislation such as tax reform, the farm bill, and the appropriations process, now is the time to get updated on issues that are important to you, your cooperative, and your community. During these updates, learn what the NCBA CLUSA is working on legislatively to advance the cooperative business model within Congress, the White House, and the federal government. Upcoming Legislative and Advocacy Updates September 18, 2013 October 16, 2013 December 3, 2013
Cooperative Development Centers Need Your Support! During the Congressional appropriations process, vital funding for the USDA Rural Cooperative Development Grant (RCDG) program was impacted dramatically, and the cooperative community needs to do everything we can NOW to restore it to sufficient levels. The House of Representatives Agriculture Appropriations bill for fiscal year 2014 eliminates RCDG funding that is critical to the development of cooperatives in rural America. The Senate provides $8.8 million in their funding bill for the program. Without sufficient funding for the RCDG program, cooperative development centers providing hands-on assistance will be unable to operate, and the only existing program in the federal government dedicated to cooperative development would be hindered significantly or possibly eliminated. As an NCBA CLUSA member and supporter, you have an opportunity to help! Attached are two letters, one specifically drafted for the House of Representatives and the other for the Senate. Please send the appropriate letter of support to your Representative or Senators and let them know this vital program needs to be saved. If you would like to share the success of your advocacy efforts on this issue or have any questions, please contact NCBA CLUSA's Vice President of Advocacy, R.L. Condra at 202.383.5480 or email@example.com. Sincerely, Michael Beall President and Chief Executive Officer Download House of Representatives Letter » Find Your Representative Download Senate Letter » Find Your Senator
Legislative Update Cooperative Development Bill Introduced in the House of RepresentativesLegislation Focuses on Job Creation by Promoting Cooperative Development (WASHINGTON, DC) – The National Cooperative Business Association (NCBA CLUSA) is excited to announce the introduction of legislation that will spur job creation and development of cooperatives. The legislation H.R. 2437 titled, "Creating Jobs Through Cooperatives Act of 2013" was introduced by Congressman Chaka Fattah (D-PA) on June 20 in the House of Representatives. "Co-ops bring communities tighter by encouraging residents to pool their skills and resources," said Fattah. "They empower people to make decisions that will create opportunities that grow their communities and provide an added sense of belonging. This legislation brings federal resources and a policy priority to that effort." The legislation would create a national program within the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to provide capital, training and other resources to foster member owned businesses. The bill introduced will strengthen communities, promote self-help, and generate jobs by awarding grants to nonprofit organizations, colleges and universities that help grow or create cooperatives. Also, when establishing cooperatives, communities will be provided with guidance, best practices, and technical assistance. Furthermore, the legislation will create a revolving loan fund, providing seed capital to groups forming cooperatives and funding to train providers in technical issues, supporting existing professional development for organizations engaged in cooperative development. "On behalf of the 29,000 cooperatives throughout the country, we thank Congressman Fattah for his support and leadership," said Michael Beall, president of NCBA CLUSA. "This legislation is a giant step in providing more communities around the country with the financial backing to grow businesses that share their same values." Cooperatives already play a significant role in the U.S. economy operating in all 50 states and across all sectors. They are owned and operated by the people who utilize the goods or services provided by the co-op and they operate for the benefit of its members. Cooperatives are a part of many industries including energy, telecommunications, food distribution, insurance, credit unions, agriculture, health, housing, and wholesale and retail purchasing and distribution. There are 29,000 U.S. cooperatives that account for more than $3 trillion in assets, totalling over $500 billion in revenue, $25 billion in wages and benefits, and providing nearly two million jobs. If you would like to receive the text of the bill, or would like to learn how you could have your Member of Congress support the legislation, please contact R.L. Condra, NCBA CLUSA Vice President of Advocacy, at or 202.383.5480. The National Cooperative Business Association CLUSA International (NCBA CLUSA) is the apex association for cooperative businesses in the United States and an international development organization. NCBA CLUSA provides cross-sector education, support, and advocacy that helps co-ops thrive. For nearly 100 years NCBA CLUSA has sought to advance and protect cooperative enterprises, highlighting the impact that cooperatives in bettering the lives of individuals and families. In the last 60 years, NCBA CLUSA has grown its international development portfolio to over $34 million of active programs in 14 countries.
April 10, 2013 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE NCBA Concerned Over Consolidation Proposal of Rural Development Programs Outlined in President's FY14 Budget (WASHINGTON, DC) – In its initial review of the recently released President's FY14 budget, the National Cooperative Business Association (NCBA) is seriously concerned with the elimination of the only program in the federal government solely focused on cooperative owned businesses. "In the President's budget that was released today, there is a proposal to consolidate a number of rural development programs including the Rural Cooperative Development Grant Program (RCDG). The RCDG program provides technical assistance for cooperative expansion and development," said Mike Beall, president and CEO of NCBA. "I am concerned that consolidating the RCDG program with unrelated rural development programs will diminish the agency's focus and mission of supporting the advancement of cooperatives. I look forward to discussing this concern with USDA and the White House to learn more on the consolidation proposal." Over the next few days, NCBA will host talks with leaders in all cooperative sectors to discuss the effect this outcome will have on cooperative development centers and cooperatives in rural America.
NCBA Congratulates Cooperator Sally Jewell on Cabinet Confirmation (WASHINGTON, DC) – The National Cooperative Business Association (NCBA) congratulates Sally Jewell, president and CEO of REI on her confirmation as Secretary of the US Department of the Interior. "We are thrilled that Sally Jewell has been confirmed and look forward to working with her as we promote the cooperative business model on Capitol Hill and within the Administration," said Mike Beall, president and CEO of NCBA. "The cooperative community is proud that a leader who understands the valuable contributions cooperatives make to the United States and its economy is now a member of President Obama's cabinet." NCBA looks forward to increasing the awareness of the cooperative enterprise, highlighting its success through the leadership shown by Secretary Jewell as former president of an organization grounded in the core principles shared by all cooperatives, which includes volunteerism, concern for community, and democratic governance. REI is the largest consumer cooperative in the United States and its 4.7 million members are among the more than 100 million Americans who participate as members of cooperatives. ###
National Association of Housing Cooperatives The National Association of Housing Cooperatives is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit national federation of housing cooperatives, mutual housing associations, other resident-owned or controlled housing, professionals, organizations, and individuals interested in promoting the interests of cooperative housing communities. Incorporated in 1960, NAHC is the only national cooperative housing organization. NAHC is supported and governed by its members. The membership is represented through a national board of directors, which guides the policy of the organization. At the annual business meeting, major issues are brought before the entire membership.
NTCA (Broadband) NTCA – The Rural Broadband Association is the premier association representing nearly 900 independent, community-based telecommunications companies that are leading innovation in rural and small-town America. NTCA advocates on behalf of its members in the legislative and regulatory arenas, and it provides training and development; publications and industry events; and an array of employee benefit programs. In an era of exploding technology, deregulation and marketplace competition, NTCA's members are leading the IP evolution for rural consumers, delivering technologies that make rural communities vibrant places in which to live and do business. Because of their efforts, rural America is fertile ground for innovation in economic development and commerce, education, health care, government services, security and smart energy use. Visit us at www.ntca.org.
National Rural Electric Cooperative Association NRECA is the national service organization for more than 900 not-for-profit rural electric cooperatives and public power districts providing retail electric service to more than 42 million consumers in 47 states and whose retail sales account for approximately 12 percent of total electricity sales in the United States. NRECA's members include consumer-owned local distribution systems - the vast majority - and 66 generation and transmission ("G&T") cooperatives that supply wholesale power to their distribution cooperative owner-members. Distribution and G&T cooperatives share an obligation to serve their members by providing safe, reliable and affordable electric service. US Federation of Worker Coops - http://www.usworker.coop/front
CUNA Credit Union National Association (CUNA), based in Washington, D.C., and Madison, Wisconsin, is the premier national trade association serving America's credit unions. The not-for-profit trade group is governed by volunteer directors who are elected by their credit union peers. With its network of affiliated state credit union leagues, CUNA serves 90 percent of America's 7,200 state and federally chartered credit unions, which are owned by nearly 95 million consumer members. CUNA Mutual For more than 75 years, CUNA Mutual Group has worked tirelessly to deliver product and service solutions that meet the unique challenges and needs of credit unions and their members. Our vision is unwavering: to be a trusted business partner who delivers service excellence with customer-focused, best-in-class products and market-driven innovation. NAFCU NAFCU was founded in 1967 out of a desire by federal credit union leaders to have an independent voice in Washington that would focus exclusively on the needs and issues of federal credit unions. The association would have one specific, overriding purpose: to directly shape the laws and regulations under which federal credit unions operate.
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The Chancellor of the Exchequer could have been bolder in kick-starting the economy by considering a temporary cut to the basic rate of income tax to 15 per cent for one year, says ACCA (the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants).
ACCA says that while businesses may benefit from some of the Chancellor's initiatives, such as investment in infrastructure which will benefit the economy in the longer term, the Budget won't get people spending to help revive the economy.
Chas Roy-Chowdhury, ACCA head of taxation, said: 'This will go down in history as the bland budget. At a time when the economy is stuttering, it needs a genuine boost. Cutting the basic rate to 15 per cent until 5 April 2014 would have been a brave move by the Chancellor, but would help working families across the UK. Under today's proposals they, and many others, will not notice any difference. A temporary tax cut seems drastic but these are exceptional circumstances.'
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Chas Roy-Chowdhury, ACCA head of taxation, said: 'The personal tax allowance increase, on the face of it, looks good, but it will only benefit the population who are currently 20 per cent taxpayers, of which there are fewer and fewer. By dropping the threshold for the 40 per cent income tax bracket, many hardworking people who will begin paying 40 per cent for the first time will not just lose the benefits of the increased personal allowance they will actually need to pay additional tax on such things as savings and dividends because of the way the UK system taxes the top slice of income.'
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Chas Roy-Chowdhury, ACCA head of taxation, said: 'While it is no surprise the Chancellor went after the tax avoidance hare, he will always be treading a fine line between collecting tax and denting the UK's appeal as a business-friendly economy – an essential requirement for our recovery.
'A tougher looking tax avoidance regime might look good to the public, but while the Chancellor has been making noises about a global effort to crackdown on tax avoidance, unilateral measures such as GAAR risk diverting businesses currently in or looking to move to the UK into the arms of other markets. The question will be whether other business-friendly tax initiatives, such as the patent box and the lower corporation tax rate will help the UK remain appealing. Some evidence would suggest the rot is already setting in.'
Chas Roy-Chowdhury, ACCA head of taxation, said: 'The downside of this initiative is that it is a 20 per cent tax credit, when a full payment subsidy of £1,200 would be a much more beneficial vehicle for many young families struggling to meet child care costs, which are notoriously expensive. The nature of a tax credit means that where a family is forking out thousands of pounds a year it is the "carer" that will receive the complicated tax credit. If the Government is prepared to pay up to £2400 for two children there is no reason why they cannot give it to families as a subsidy, irrespective of the amount they actually pay for the care. A one child family with two working parents would hugely benefit from the extra funds.
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Detroit � Incidents, conversations, and blood pressure readings were all part of Thursday�s game at Comerica Park, in which the White Sox tussled their way to a 6-3 victory over the Tigers. Remnants from the fires that raged on a furious day at Woodward and Montcalm included:
Jim Leyland refuses to talk with the media after a messy day of bad baseball and hot tempers
Leyland did a fine impression of an active volcano during the sixth inning of the game that had the Tigers and Leyland fuming on multiple fronts.
The manager exploded when, a half-inning after Chris Sale unleashed a fastball that nearly de-bearded Prince Fielder, Luke Putkonen answered with a pitch behind the back of Alexei Ramirez.
Putkonen was tossed and, soon, so was Leyland after he understandably went berserk in a series of rants against an umpiring crew headed by Jeff Kellogg. The manager was scalded that Putkonen had been heaved after Sale had been judged innocent for his tower-buzzing, 94-mph fastball that came one pitch after Miguel Cabrera homered.
Leyland might also have been mad at himself for having allowed Anibal Sanchez to pitch to Josh Phegley in the sixth when Sanchez was running out of gas. Phegley, a weak-batting No. 9 hitter, poked a grand slam into the left-field bullpen, which gave the last-place White Sox a series victory.
You can appreciate another reality. Leyland is weary of relief pitchers who can�t seem to find their way.
Phil Coke is front and center there. Rather than deal with questions about the umpires, about his ejection, about Coke, about having stuck with Sanchez, the manager obviously concluded there were no great answers and that there was every chance he would blow his stack � again.
He earns some slack there. There are days when candor will only get you into trouble. This was the first time in memory Leyland has not opened his office to media questions afterward.
Leyland�s mistake was not to have said as much when the cameras and reporters showed up. An audience at-large wanted to hear from the manager following a game that had rocked the Richter scale. Rather than have staffers steer media into the clubhouse for 25 minutes, only to relay word later that he wasn�t talking, Leyland should have simply told his questioners and audience afterward: �Folks, I have no comments today on the game or on anything relating to it.�
And that would have been that. It was the way the postgame sequence was handled that was not in keeping with Leyland�s normal up-front manner.
On multiple fronts it was simply a bad game and bad day for Detroit�s baseball team.
Coke doesn't want to hear about it
Coke�s numbers are hard to fathom: He is 0-5. He bears a 6.18 ERA. He has not had a 1-2-3 inning since June 18. He allowed a home run and walked three batters Thursday in one-third of an inning.
He turns 31 next week. He also has minor league options remaining.
The left-handed reliever acknowledged, �I�m in a funk right now.� Given his admission, he was asked if it might be necessary to work out his ills at Triple A Toledo.
Coke did not appreciate the question, which was pretty much communicated by a 30-second stare as hot as an incendiary bomb.
But the question needed to be asked. The Tigers cannot survive with erratic bullpen performers. They cannot continue to believe Coke will turn it around when his numbers and his outings have slipped into critical condition.
Brayan Villarreal and Jose Ortega have been pitching well at Toledo. Villarreal is throwing more strikes, and Ortega has one of the best arms in the system. They have been all over the place in Detroit, but at this stage, the Tigers can�t be overly picky.
Coke is having a miserable time and, no matter how insulted he might be by thoughts of Toledo, he needs to find consistency he hasn�t approached this season.
Justin Verlander has some fans worried
This is what happens when you win Cy Young Awards and MVP trophies and enter the year dubbed as the best pitcher in baseball. You accustom the world to a different standard.
Justin Verlander has had his moments this season. He got beat up by the White Sox late in Tuesday�s game, but only after he had allowed one run through seven innings. He is 9-6 with a 3.71 ERA.
You know what a team does with a pitcher who carries those numbers? If he�s on your roster, and unless a guy named Max Scherzer is 13-0, you probably regard him as your ace. If he�s not, you wish to heaven you had him.
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Detroit -- This was only part of the plan. And frankly, this was the easy part.
So the Red Wings better not let themselves be fooled by the end result after Monday night's Game 4 overtime thriller against the Ducks. They won the game and tied the series. But while the effort certainly was better than in a deflating loss last weekend in Game 3, it won't be enough to beat the Ducks in a best-of-three beginning tonight at Honda Center.
After another cross-country flight Tuesday, that almost certainly was the message coach Mike Babcock planned to deliver to his team — behind closed doors and to the gathered media — before tonight's pivotal Game 5.
Sure, the Red Wings pelted Ducks goaltender Jonas Hiller in their last outing at Joe Louis Arena. And yes, they even managed to score a long-sought rebound goal or two, including Damien Brunner pocketing the overtime winner after Gustav Nyquist broke free on a partial breakaway.
But just as there's truth in numbers — 41 shots in regulation for the Red Wings in Game 4, and 49 in all — there's also some deception.
"When you look at this game, you look at the shots you'd think, 'Oh, geez, we dominated the game,'" Babcock said after the 3-2 victory. "But we gave up glorious chances — absolutely glorious chances — to Corey Perry and (Ryan Getzlaf.) We gave them the puck and let 'em walk in, and that can't happen."
Not if they intend on sticking around past Mother's Day, that is. And not if they're truly intent on sticking to their plan, limiting the opponents' chances in order to give themselves a chance. As we all know by now, these aren't the Red Wings of years past, blessed with a lethal power play and elite goal-scoring depth.
They've fooled themselves into thinking otherwise before, of course. As recently as last weekend, in fact, when — despite what they said — the Red Wings acted as if a big overtime win in Game 2 and a raucous home crowd awaiting in Detroit would help them seize control of this series, only to discover the Stanley Cup playoffs don't play like that.
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Now that they're a little older, though, and perhaps a bit wiser — even if it's only a week's worth of accumulated playoff experience — the hope has to be that they've learned a valuable lesson about what it takes. The way the Red Wings played in crunch time Monday, overcoming a pair of one-goal deficits in the third period before cashing in first in overtime, suggests they just might have.
The NHL's postseason is about sustained pressure, not simply giving it your best shot. As Babcock noted rather bluntly following that 4-0 loss in Game 3, "You can't be as easy as we are to play against.'"
And to their credit, they weren't when it really counted Monday.
There was Brendan Smith, the 24-year-old rookie defenseman who'd been victimized on the night's first goal, confidently firing a point shot through traffic to break the ice in the opening minutes of the third. Credit Daniel Cleary for retrieving the puck in the corner — Babcock's been begging for second helpings like that all series — and underrated rookie Joakim Andersson for answering another of his coach's pleas, tying up Ducks defenseman Francois Beauchemin in front of Hiller to create some chaos.
And there was Smith again with 6:30 left in regulation, making a nifty backhand pass to start Pavel Datsyuk on the rush for the second Red Wings goal, one that rattled more than just the water bottle behind Hiller.
"That's what (Smith's) got to do, he's gotta move the puck — that's what he is," Babcock said. "But, we've got to be better without it, too."
And that's where they'll surely be put to the test tonight in Game 5.
They can't get caught clueless in their own zone, the way Smith and Kyle Quincey were early on, and the way Jakub Kindl and Brian Lashoff looked occasionally throughout the game.
"Our young 'D' had their moments that they weren't very nice to look at or watch, to be honest with you," Babcock said.
Beware of Ducks
Those moments will prove more costly from here on out. Especially in Anaheim, where Ducks coach Bruce Boudreau can get his top line of Getzlaf, Perry and Bobby Ryan away from Babcock's preferred defensive pairing of Jonathan Ericsson and Niklas Kronwall if he wants. Boudreau actually swapped Getzlaf with fourth-line center David Steckel for a stretch in the second period in Game 4, trying to find a spark or send a message — or both. Perry has just one assist in four games, while Ryan didn't register a shot on goal in Monday's loss.
The Red Wings can't expect that to continue. But they can at least consider the possibility now.
"I think you've got a few games now under your feet," Smith said. "You've got your feet wet. The first few games you're pretty nervous and it is hard to adapt. But now you see guys getting used to it and playing their game. That's what got us here."
Now then, here comes the hard part.
Tied 2-2
Game 1: Anaheim 3-1
Game 2: Detroit 5-4 (OT)
Game 3: Anaheim 4-0
Game 4: Detroit 3-2 (OT)
Tonight: at Anaheim, 10
Friday: at Detroit, 8 p.m.
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Tributes are paid to Carlisle lift operator
Last updated at 11:29, Tuesday, 17 April 2012
The man who spent many years operating the lifts in a department store in Carlisle has died.
Related: The Cumberland News interviewed Harry Cheeseman last November, read Cumbria's best-known lift operator enjoying life at another level
Harry Cheeseman – known to generations of Cumbrians as 'Harry off the lifts' – passed away in the city's Cumberland Infirmary on Monday.
From the 1940s to the 1980s his was one of the most familiar faces in Carlisle as he operated the lift at Binns – now House of Fraser – in English Street. He retired in 1993.
Harry, 83, had recently been living at the Good Companions Care Home in Silloth.
Jayne Seaton, head of care at the home, paid tribute to him yesterday.
She said he would be a "big miss".
"He had such a big personality and was very social," she said.
"He had been fine until a few days before his death. He was admitted to hospital with a chest infection and slight pneumonia but he died of a cardiac arrest."
Harry's funeral takes place on Thursday at 1.30pm at St John's Church in Houghton.
Speaking to the News & Star in November last year, Harry said he had loved his job which allowed him to meet lots of people and have "a bit of a talk".
Harry was born in 1928 and grew up in Harraby.
His father was a railway guard and his mother a dressmaker.
He attended Brook Street School in Carlisle and had stints at Hudson Scott and Underwoods before joining Binns in 1949. Harry was lift operator for 32 years then porter for 11.
After retirement he travelled widely, including trips to Canada, New Zealand, Brazil and China, where he walked part of the Great Wall.
Harry used to sing with Carlisle Choral Society and was often heard playing the music of Gilbert and Sullivan in his room in Silloth.
First published at 11:24, Tuesday, 17 April 2012
Published by http://www.newsandstar.co.uk
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I have just been on holiday to Turkey. I had been talking to a couple from Carlisle and i asked them if they remember the man who operated the lift in Binns. And they told me of his death. He was a very lovely man, what memories.I loved going because i know i would get a toy tractor from Binns.
god that takes me back!! lovely man a memorial is a perfect idea.
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Auburn Hills � Apparently, Joe Dumars doesn�t mind the heat, or doesn�t feel the heat. With flames licking all around, he just willingly turned it up.
Dumars didn�t make a move to please or appease Thursday night. It�s wise at times to disregard public clamor, but this one looks crazy and amazingly risky. With the eighth pick in the draft and his choice of the top point guards, including Trey Burke, Dumars pulled a mini-shocker on a night of many shockers.
The Pistons selected Georgia guard Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, and perhaps that explains the white smoke coming out of Dumars� office (the first of many bad Pope quips). Dumars artfully defended the pick, saying the Pistons desperately need a shooting guard who can run the floor. Caldwell-Pope is a great shooter and tough defender and was SEC player of the year.
Dumars may have lost some luster in the final year of his contract, but he doesn�t appear to have lost power under owner Tom Gores. He made the pick he wanted to fit his team, not the pick fans may have craved. Dumars didn�t draft as if he was scared, and ratcheted the risk. It�s intensified because U-M�s Burke was taken the next spot by Minnesota, which traded him to Utah for two first-round picks.
�I�m not sitting here fretting about that,� Dumars said. �Really, if it was that much of an issue for me, I would�ve just made the popular selection and walked out there and everybody would say, �OK, you drafted Trey Burke.� You don�t just make the popular pick because that�s a 24-hour rush, and then you still have to put your roster together.�
Dumars said the roster was �basically desolate� at the wing positions, and he�s right. But it doesn�t look any better at point guard, which is why it seemed logical he�d grab one of the top three � Burke, Syracuse�s Michael Carter-Williams or Lehigh�s C.J. McCollum.
They all were available, and it�s not just about the local guy. The 6-foot-6 Carter-Williams could have provided fresh possibilities for a team that hasn�t settled on a point guard since Chauncey Billups was traded. It�s a gaping hole at a more-important position, and I doubt it will be filled by Louisville�s Peyton Siva, taken in the second round.
Risky business
By talking excitedly about Caldwell-Pope, Dumars said two things without saying them: He still believes in giving combo guard Brandon Knight a shot at the point, and he�s still confident in his own talent evaluation.
But if Burke excels, the damage to the Pistons is staggering. Burke has the qualities � if not necessarily the size � to be a dynamic floor leader in the NBA, and I would�ve drafted him. It�s not about appeasing the public, although the Pistons are in no position to tick off their shrinking fan base. It�s about finding a direction, and the Pistons� guard group of Knight, Rodney Stuckey and Will Bynum is thoroughly underwhelming.
If not Burke, why not Carter-Williams or McCollum? With the chance to take the top point guard, Dumars went for the No. 2 shooting guard (behind Kansas� Ben McLemore).
�It�s really about building your team and trying to fill the needs to put a good product on the floor,� Dumars said. �Trey�s an excellent player, somebody I know extremely well and am very close to, but we had specific needs we had to fill. � When you have two bigs like Greg (Monroe) and Andre (Drummond), you gotta be able to spread the floor, so (Caldwell-Pope) was really appealing to us.
�In today�s game, you have to have wing athletes, and it was time for us to address that.�
True enough. Caldwell-Pope is an intriguing talent who could complement Knight and should seal Stuckey�s departure. And to be fair, if Burke was the player of the year from, say, Georgia instead of Michigan, this wouldn�t be as big an issue.
But point guard is the one position where intangibles aren�t a luxury, but a necessity. Maybe Knight can show them under new coach Maurice Cheeks. Maybe we�re affected by watching Burke�s rapid rise, especially during Michigan�s run to the title game.
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Dumars also is a football fan, and he�s seen the Lions make flashy, popular picks over the years (Charles Rogers, Joey Harrington, etc.). The Pistons did it in 2000, taking Mateen Cleaves after he led Michigan State to the national title
The hometown picks often don�t work, either because of the inherent pressure, or because the player wasn�t as good as he appeared. But I think Burke will work, and he�s headed to a franchise in Utah that greatly values the point guard (John Stockton) and was willing to surrender two first-round picks to get one.
After three straight drafts in which talented players fell nicely to the Pistons, this was different. Dumars had to make a choice, and we assumed he�d publicly declare which point guard he liked best. In a way, he did, sticking with Knight instead of adding Burke or someone else. It�s a gigantic gamble and I respect Dumars� confidence, but he picked a curious time to make a potentially defining move.


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These are fabulous! I make 2 dozen at a time. They keep in the refrigerator and pop into the microwave for breakfast and lunch. I like to use the flavored turkey sausage.
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These crustless mini quiches are like portable omelets. Turkey sausage and sauteed mushrooms keep them light and savory. Small and satisfying, they're also a good finger food for your next cocktail party.
These are fabulous! I make 2 dozen at a time. They keep in the refrigerator and pop into the microwave for breakfast and lunch. I like to use the flavored turkey sausage.
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I made these quiches from the recipe in Eating Well, April/May 2005. I found them to be nutritious and tasty (unusual, in my opinion, for something that's good for you). They can be frozen and then popped in the micro for a breakfast on the go. BTW, the Apricot-Walnut Cereal Bars ihn the same issue were really good. I've passed both recipes on to friends. Thank you.
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This recipe made more than 24 mini quiches and they weren't very good.
I put them int he freezer and when I took them out and put them in the refrigerator to thaw they became very wet and therefore less enjoyable to eat. I would recommend making them no more than a day ahead of time and keep them in the refrigerator.
The one thing this recipe doesn't specify that would have helped is that this makes 12 mini-quiches. I think they lost sight of the fact that not all muffin tins hold the same number; mine is for 6, so I baked in two batches. I substituted the sausage for a soy-meat replacement, but other than that I made the recipe as stated. I thought these were very satisfying as a breakfast option. I froze most of them and look forward to an easy grab-and-go meal; I may even stuff these into pita pockets to make them even more portable. I also plan to try different veggie and cheese combinations to make my own variations.
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You feel like Bo Schembechler is up in heaven with a satisfied smile on his face. On Sunday, the two sons of one of his dearest friends, Jack Harbaugh, coach against each other in the Super Bowl.
Jim and John Harbaugh, two rambunctious kids Schembechler used to shoo off his practice fields at Michigan, one ofwhom (Jim) played quarterback for him, are not only coaching at the highest level of the game, but coaching their teams with many of the same core values he and Jack lived by.
"I think the root of each team starts with just that — Jack Harbaugh-tough, hard-nosed, disciplined and smart football," 49ers offensivecoordinator Greg Roman said. "You can see how, just through every day, that kind of impacted John and Jim as they grew up. I think it is a great reflection on both teams."
Both have similarly-built teams, similar structures — particularly on defense and the offensive line — and stress team unity above all else.
Bo would be mighty proud.
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Get ready for a street fight. The Ravens and 49ers are built around smash-mouth offensive lines and dynamic and violent 3-4 defenses. There won't be any tricks or gimmicks. This might take on the intensity of those old backyard one-on-one battles between Jim and John Harbaugh when they were kids in Ann Arbor. Yards will be hard-earned and turnovers fatal. The headline on the most recent Sports Illustrated was spot-on — "There will be blood."
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The Ravens might have at least three future Hall of Famers on defense — Ray Lewis , Terrell Suggs and Ed Reed . But Lewis is 38, Reed 35 and Suggs 31, and all three have played through injuries this season. Since the 49ers started Colin Kaepernick at quarterback and brought RB LaMichael James into the rotation, they have added another gear to their offensive speed — a gear the Ravens haven't seen. Will the old dogs be able to catch them?
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You want X-factors? For the 49ers, don't sleep on TE Vernon Davis . With the Ravens pre-occupied with the pistol formation and stopping QB Colin Kaepernick and the read option — not to mention the deep threat of WRs Michael Crabtree and Randy Moss — Davis will be left with single coverage, probably against LB Ray Lewis . For the Ravens, RB Ray Rice is the key, especially catching the ball in screens and check-downs. With the safeties fretting QB Joe Flacco 's vertical throws, Rice will be locked up on a linebacker underneath.
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Super Bowls, the good ones, tend to produce surprise heroes and unlikely goats. For the Ravens, unheralded players like TE Dennis Pitta or pass rusher Paul Kruger could emerge. For the 49ers, players like DT Ray McDonald (who plays opposite Aldon Smith and Justin Smith ) or RB LaMichael James will be in positions to make plays. As for goats, 49ers K David Akers has struggled, and Ravens WR Jacoby Jones has been known to put the ball on the ground.


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