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what is the difference between a corporation and incoroporation Recycling USA Cycling: Tarbert deposition, Part 2  
Here are more excerpts from the deposition of USA Cycling Technical Director John Tarbert, taken on September 8, 1999.  As before, questions asked by our attorney Andrew Rosen are marked by Q and Tarbert's answers are marked A.  [My comments appear in brackets, like this.] Q     Let's talk now about the September board of directors meeting. I assume you attended that meeting? A     Yes, I did. Q     And I assume it's your policy, although the minutes don't
 
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Q     So it was at that particular meeting that it was decided to change the definition of voting member from the 60,000-plus members to the board of directors? MR. ENOCH:  _object_ion.  There's no foundation for 60,000 plus, and it's argumentative. Q     (BY MR. ROSEN)  Well, I would represent to you, Mr. Tarbert, that at the meeting
 
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2) USCF membership should simply fall to zero. Without the membership _base_ there is no commercial interest and without that there is no money and that group of back-stabbers are simply out of luck.    Isn't that already happening along with loss of race sanction fees?  Casey, isn't there a way to get the numbers out of USAC? I would think a board member could demand to inspect the books. Brian Lafferty Les posted the following numbers to the USCF-Rap E-mail list a short while back. The following numbers are from the  Aug/Sept Ex Director's report                 Membership         USCF         NORBA       NCCA        PRO        NBL 1998    31,244       30,880      2,155       150        34,774 1999    29,449       28,560      1,979       215        37,774                 Events         USCF         NORBA       NCCA        PRO        NBL 1998    1220         826         117          6         2000 1999    1089         467          49          9         2029 I would have expected a bit more of a drop in USCF membership and events. Real interesting the drop in NORBA membership and events ( wear did all the NORBA events go). It looks like the Pros and BMX are the only healthy and growing parts of USAC Casey
 
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2) USCF membership should simply fall to zero. Without the membership _base_ there is no commercial interest and without that there is no money and that group of back-stabbers are simply out of luck. Without the membership, the organization loses its status as governing body for the sport of bicycle racing in the United States, and ultimately loses its charter and USOC funding (if I understand the laws that created this governing body).  Without USOC funding, there is no USCF/USAC and probably no NORBA either, now that mountainbiking is an Olympic sport. I really wonder just how much Plant et al realize that they are playing with serious fire and stand to lose everything?
 
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what is the difference between a corporation and incoroporation Recycling USA Cycling: Tarbert deposition, Part 2  
Here are more excerpts from the deposition of USA Cycling Technical Director John Tarbert, taken on September 8, 1999.  As before, questions asked by our attorney Andrew Rosen are marked by Q and Tarbert's answers are marked A.  [My comments appear in brackets, like this.] <snip Q     So it was at that particular meeting that it was decided to change the definition of voting member from the 60,000-plus members to the board of directors? MR. ENOCH:  _object_ion.  There's no foundation for 60,000 plus, and it's argumentative. Q     (BY MR. ROSEN)  Well, I would represent to you, Mr. Tarbert, that at the meeting
 
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2) USCF membership should simply fall to zero. Without the membership _base_ there is no commercial interest and without that there is no money and that group of back-stabbers are simply out of luck.    Isn't that already happening along with loss of race sanction fees?  Casey, isn't there a way to get the numbers out of USAC? I would think a board member could demand to inspect the books. Brian Lafferty
 
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