Bill Cooper Quotes (14 Quotes)

The biggest problem obstructing our progress was finding businesses owned by minorities that met the needs of the University.

We are already part of a global marketplace in many respects. We import a significant amount of gas out of Canada. And we do see LNG cargoes coming into the U.S. today, subject to a global price mechanism, and we expect that to increase over time.

The homes swallowed by floodwaters posed a question the couple had never pondered What are they Katrina victims going to do ... They still have to make mortgage payments. What would you do

The Coopers bit. They purchased flood insurance and a DMP policy. Their mortgage payment is 1,500 to 2,000 a month. Their premium 251 a year. With the mortgage payment we have, it's like, 'Wow One month, and it's paid,' ... So, it was really a no brainer.

Bottling is the one thing that is more challenging than harvest. Harvest is a process. Bottling is an event, like a performance. It's a firm date, and you have to be ready. And even when you are ready, you discover that the tolerances of the bottling line are much tighter than the tolerance of the glass manufacturers. We use tapered bottles, which always poses a challenge to the labeler.

If you have a large enough pocket of methane, it could explode, ... Gas is like water, it travels where it can and looks for openings.

The University of California system has a significant history of bringing great jobs and opportunities to their respective regions. At one point Tulare County was in contention for the UC. We feel that it is good for Merced and the Valley, but we want one of our own.

He doesn't make the weather. This is one marmot's prediction.

Take advantage of the 60-degree weather. Get the lawn raked up and the fertilizer down now.

The residents want Fairway to remain the bedroom community that it is.

Winters are long and bleak. We lack sunshine and daylight. Cabin fever was a true disease then and it still gets you.

Tulare County will lose a lot of good people and opportunities for the future by exporting our bright students to Merced, ... The benefits will be here for the Valley, just not as great for Tulare County.

At the time Mr. Schultz was gathering data for his book, Bill Cooper was Town Manager in New Gloucester. Bill's leadership, and that provided by the town's elected and appointed officials and volunteers, contributed to the development of the Tax Increment Financing District that encompasses the campus. The cooperation and support offered by local officials provided a positive environment for the Libra Foundation to implement its vision, renovation, and development of Pineland.

Residents love this community and we want to keep it the way it is.