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•	TECO Expands Certification and Testing Capabilities

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•	FBC Certificate of Competency Requirement

•	Construction Materials Price Index Rises 0.2% in December

•	Economists React: Too Soon to Declare ‘Recovery Accomplished’

•	Fed’s Kohn: Banks Need to Prepare for Higher Rates

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•	Lumber Futures Rebound to Highest Level in 29 Months

•	An Examination of Problem-Solving and the ‘Error Pyramid’

•	Greener Wood Alternative

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•	NAHB Forecasts 700,000 Starts in 2010

•	Multi-Family Builders Predict Housing Shortage

•	From IBS: Home Sizes Continue to Shrink

•	Structural Systems, Inc. Closes After 42 Years

•	How to Cut Frustration from Budgeting Process

•	Time for a Rethink on Global Warming

•	PA, NH &CA Say "Yes" to Sprinkler Requirements

•	Consumer Confidence, Home Prices Up

•	Fed Statement on Rates Following January Meeting

•	Parsing the Fed: How the Statement Changed

•	11 Housing Markets Forecast To Lead the Nation in '10, Texas to Dominate

•	Under CSA 2010 Drivers Have More Personal Responsibility

•	New Membership/Marketing Brochure for the Wisconsin Chapter

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•	Indicators Point to an Economy in Early Recovery

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•	National Home Centers Hosting Closing 3 Arkansas Stores

•	ProBuild Beat 2009 Revenue Expectations; Stock Looks at New Markets

•	84 Lumber Re-Shuffles Atlantic Locations

•	Youth Build Tours Rocky Mountain Truss Co Manufacturing Plant

•	New Poll Shows Public Wants Immigration Reform

•	Solar Shingles See the Light of Day

•	California Mandates Fire Sprinklers in New Homes

•	Sprinkler Coalition Tries Environmental Angle to Promote Installation

•	Nonresidential Building May Lag in 2010

•	Associated General Contractors: PPI, AIA Billings and More

•	Cost-Effective Green a Trend to Watch, NAHB Says

•	Buffett to Senate: Give Bernanke Another Term

•	Apartments will be in Short Supply in Coming Years According to Building Industry Leaders

•	Recession Evaluation Graphic as of January 21

•	How the Great Recession Can Turn Around

•	Builder Sentiment Index Dips 1 Point in January

•	Economists Offer Restrained Projections For 2010

•	NAHB Forecasts 754K Housing Starts by 4Q10, 1.22M by 4Q11

•	December Housing Starts Down, Permits Up

•	BCMC One Minute Poll

•	What's Your Company's Sentence?

•	Report: Cell Phone Distraction Causes One in Four US Car Crashes

•	ProBuild Names President of Northeast Region

•	BC’s Bell Announces Major Change to Forest Sector

•	Mills Want $100/ton Hikes in Steel Sheet Prices

•	Megola's Hartindo AF21: The Driving Force Behind EcoBlu's FRC Technology

•	Moving Forward with BIM in 2010

•	California’s El Dorado Truss Strives To Survive

•	12 High-Impact Fed Rules That Will Affect HR in 2010

•	Business Formation Tumbles 24% in U.S. in 2009

•	Even in a Recovery, Some Jobs Won't Return

•	More and More Employees Requesting Team Meetings in Hawaii in 2009

•	Employment in Selected Industries

•	Economists Point to Muted Growth in 2010

•	SBCA Weekly Board Report Facelift

•	Recession Evaluation Graphic as of October 23

•	SCORE Winter Sale Through January 31

Looking for information on the structural building components industry? Would you like to attend a truss plant tour?

We are pleased to work with code and governing bodies, authorities involved with standards development, and industry-related associations to increase understanding and sound use of structural building components. Please contact a Northwest Chapter officer or SBCA staff if you have questions or to arrange a program.

Join us on November 17 as Matthew Gardner delivers an economic forecast for the Washington State housing industry at our next chapter meeting.