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Have you ever seen a more adorable Easter basket? These clever creations are so cute and charming, your child will love her Easter basket as much as what's inside! Plush and furry outside, with a silky, satin lining. Nice touch: the plush handle has a wire core that folds down for compact storage. Makes a darling Easter tradition that kids will enjoy year after year. For ages 3 and up. Imported. See Product Details
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By Anonymous
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Comments about Kids Easter Egg Baskets by Bearington Collection DUCK:
Purchased one of each for our Granddaughters, both are under 5 years old. The Duck is so cute, and the Bunny is beautiful. The basket is a nice size. The opening is smaller, but worked perfectly for 2 or 3 small toys, an Easter cookie and a chocolate bunny! The fur is soft and didn't shed. The legs are floppy, so the basket sits flat. I think these are the cutest Easter baskets that I have seen so far, especially for younger children.
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By mcdonaldek
from Cincinnati, OH
I bought this for my 11 month old daughter (March 2013) for her 1st Easter. We had her easter pictures taken with it and she loves it. The handle is sturdy and blends in with basket or pops up to use as a handle. Excellent quality, and will be easy to store until next Easter. Highly recommend this product. I wish I would have bought the bunny basket too.
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from Indianapolis, IN
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Cutest bunny basket I've ever seen!! Quality is excellent & it dosen't shed. Well worth the price. A little on the small side for putting goodies in but still enough room. This Easter basket is a must buy for sure!!
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By newmom9
from Boston, MA
This basket is just perfect! It is fluffy and cute and will hold a couple of trinkets for my baby's first Easter! I am sure it will be the perfect size for a few years and then it will be great for collecting eggs on her Easter hunts! I wish it came in a light tan or something other than white, as I know it will be dirty in no time, but it is so adorable that it's worth the elbow grease to clean it now and then.
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The cutest Easter basket I could find. I know my daughter will love it!
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I LOVE this Easter basket! Bought it for my daughter and I couldn't be happier. Definitely a great purchase!
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This is such a beautiful basket. Top quality. It's a must to add to your Easter decorations! Great for baby showers too.
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was all that I expected, very cute shipped quickly
Waste of my Easter time.
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basket part way to small for even a small chocolate bunny really a waste of my time with it.
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I can't wait until my grand kids see these baskets. They are so cute for little ones. I think they will like the baskets more than what surprises will be in them!
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This Easter basket is the best ever. I bought this last year for my Doctor, who just has a little girl. She loved it. I turned around this year and bought one for my first grandchild. It is so unique and adorable and it is visually beautiful. It looks even better in person! This basket makes gift giving so easy plus the you get so many compliments!!
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This was a GREAT buy! The quality of the plush is outstanding and the handle folds down for easy storage. I LOVE IT and can't wait to give it to my little girl for Easter.
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Bought this Easter basket for my son and absolutely loved it! We will use it for years to come!
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The cutest basket I've ever had for my child. I love it!
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This bunny basket is very well made and very soft. My daughter is going to love this basket from the Easter Bunny!
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Flight UA 175: An Incredible Journey In August 2006 the NTSB, in response to a NSA FOI request, finally released details of the 9/11 flights. NTSB Releases 9/11 Flight Information When going over the report in reference to another thread it suddenly dawned on me how incredible a journey the flight of United Airlines 175 actually was. Report Here The report includes a flight profile, a ground track, A pressure altitude graph derived from radar mode C returns, and a transcript of radio communications. Below is a widely published graphic of the flight path: < image deleted > The following is a "blow by blow" of the alleged plane's astonishing flight, taken from the report: United Airlines Flight 175 departed Boston Logan at 8:14AM It reached 31,000 feet at 8:33AM The final radio transmission was at 8:42AM Beacon Codes were changed twice within one minute at 8:47AM UA 175 started into a climbing turn to the South East at 8:51AM It reached 33,500 feet at 8:53AM UA 175 began its descent while continuing its turn It turned towards North East while its descent continued The "plane" was now headed towards WTC2 in a direction of North east (45 degrees) at what is termed point (G) Its altitude at this point was 25,000 feet at 8:58 AM It was at 24,000 feet at 8:59AM 18,500 feet at 9:00AM 15,000 feet at 9:01AM 9,000 feet at 9:02AM The "plane" is presumed to have struck its target at a height under 1000 feet at 9:02 40 AM. Mission Accomplished. (IMG:http://pilotsfor911truth.org/forum/style_emoticons/default/sweat.gif) (END FLIGHT SUMMARY) Now point (G) where UA 175 starts heading straight for WTC2 is just east of Trenton, NJ. The targeted tower is approximately sixty miles away at this point. (IMG:http://mcraeclan.com/Caitlin/g/NewJerseyMap.gif) This is incredible target acquisitioning, but just as incredible is the fact that according to the NTSB report, which was founded on three sets of radar data ( FAA, JFK Approach and USAF) the alleged plane covered the sixty mile distance in approximately 4 minutes and 40 seconds. That works out to an average of 774 mph; this is above Mach 1! (The altitude ascent and descent are worthy of interest too, I might add) Now a Boeing 767's cruising speed is Mach 0.8 at 35,000 feet which is 530 mph. Its Maximum cruising speed is Mach 0.86 which is 568 mph. An average speed of 774 mph on a descent from 25,000 feet to below 1,000 feet, covering a distance of sixty miles directly towards target in just over 4.5 minutes, represents a totally impossible achievement, on multiple levels, for a mid-size wide-body twinjet airliner. This surely is not a Boeing 767. It can't even be a Tomahawk Penetrator as these are subsonic (though a supersonic variant is in the works). Now I know the following option is in the "not quite out of the showroom" category but the above flight profile (and the impressively explosive finale at flight's end) does fit the new breed of Tactical Penetrator: the RATTLRS. (IMG:http://www.wvi.com/~sr71webmaster/pc022a.jpg) Revolutionary Approach To Time-critical Long Range Strike (RATTLRS) represents a new supersonic cruise missile concept, enabling warfighters to rapidly launch precision attacks against time-critical targets, from ranges of hundreds of kilometers. When planning RATTLERS missions, users will be able to adjust fuel consumption, speed and range to address a particular mission objective. Unlike current cruise missiles, depending on a lengthy and complex mission planning process, RATTLRS will feature much faster mission preparation, taking only few minutes. Missiles will be able to strike a target after flying a distance of hundreds of kilometers, within 30 minutes from target detection. One of the main advantages of RATTLRS is its ability to cruise at variable speeds, including supersonic speed. Update on RATTLRS (END EXCERPT) For all those people seeking a candidate for a projectile that looks like a plane but stings like a penetrator, this might fit the bill. The Military Establishment may just be beginning to unveil RATTLRS now but who's to say they weren't tempted to road test it a couple of times back in 2001? As a point of interest, m-v-b has another thread going on where he is in the early stages of calculating speeds from the 2nd Hit videos. Thus far he has been turning up astonishingly high speeds including one in the Mach 1 range. Flight 175 Cruise Speed - Could It be? I am sure that the NTSB will be pleased to see independent corroboration of their mind-blowing report. Factfinder General September 21 2007 This post has been edited by Sanders: Oct 11 2007, 02:18 PM |
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John Farmer received radar data from the 84th Rades for all four flights. Here's a screen capture of the data for flight 175 (IMG:http://img526.imageshack.us/img526/6511/flight175datajm3.jpg) Original Excel table 12:57:35 Lat:40,2554 ; Long: -74,6742 ... 13:02:24 Lat:40,6874 ; Long: -74,0379 You can do the math (IMG:http://pilotsfor911truth.org/forum/style_emoticons/default/smile.gif) *** The first radar return listed is 8:16:04 Lat: 42,3646 ; Long: -70,8364 so the plane is over the Atlantic Ocean... (IMG:http://img68.imageshack.us/img68/4088/flight175firstradardatajh7.jpg) but the plane took off 2 minutes earlier (8:14) and if you compare that to flight 11 (IMG:http://img205.imageshack.us/img205/7595/flight11radardatawh0.jpg) you can see that it's the normal departure path for planes out of Boston. Ashoka |
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Tom Izzo casts a long shadow over college basketball in this state.
It was too much for Brian Ellerbe. Tommy Amaker didn't escape it, that's for sure.
Is John Beilein the latest Michigan coach about to be engulfed?
It is a fair question in the aftermath of MSU's stunning 75-52 rout of the Wolverines Tuesday.
Beilein's teams have beaten Michigan State three straight times at one point. The Wolverines did share in the Big Ten regular season title last season. Michigan did rise to No. 1 in the nation this year.
Yet, it was impossible to watch that game Tuesday and not believe Beilein was badly outcoached by Izzo.
This isn't about talent. The Wolverines have plenty of talent. If anything, they have the better team than MSU on paper. Yet, the way Michigan surrendered to the magnitude of the moment Tuesday was alarming.
The Spartans had a game plan and implemented it on both ends of the floor. Michigan's plan? It looks like the stand-around-and-let-Trey Burke-dribble-until-the-shot-clock-runs-down offense. You must give Burke credit. He is a truly superb player. Many times he is able to pull shots out of his bag of tricks. Continued...
However, a 6-0 guard, as outstanding as Burke is, cannot conquer the college basketball world alone.
Glenn Robinson III and Tim Hardaway Jr, both supremely gifted, combined for four points Tuesday. How does that happen? Michigan's younger players - particularly Robinson III and super shooter Nic Stauskas, have regressed rather than made progress as the season has moved forward.
On the other hand, freshman Gary Harris and sophomore Brenden Dawson have improved for Michigan State. The Spartans are gaining flow with their offense and hunkering down defensively. The Wolverines have virtually no flow on the offensive end and are too-often playing passive defense, especially near the basket. In other words, they have been doing everything wrong that MSU and Izzo have long done right for eons - especially in pressure-packed games.
This isn't to suggest Beilein is a bad coach. He earned a prestigious position like the one at Michigan by doing stellar work at numerous previous stops, including West Virginia. His style of play does work. But he is good enough to take the Wolverines out of the shadows of Izzo and MSU? That takes a unique coach.
Amaker is an excellent coach, too, and has done remarkable work at Harvard since leaving Ann Arbor. But he didn't remotely come close to getting out of Izzo's shadow.
It's a similar challenge to what MSU football coaches experienced for more than two decades when Bo Schembechler was Michigan's football coach. State threatened once in awhile, but Bo would always be there to slap the Spartans' back down - and forcefully.
Schembechler lost his first game to the Spartans in 1969. The feeling was not a pleasant one. He vowed to never let his guard down in that game again. Izzo has learned how be tactful down through the years when discussing Michigan, but suffice to say, the resentment is still there about the past - particularly the Fab 5 era when he was an assistant and recruiting against Michigan was particularly difficult.
While he speaks highly of Michigan, he is not exactly a friend of the Wolverines' program. Actually, he is the biggest enemy..
After Tuesday's rout, Beilein talked about MSU's talent level. He also discussed his team's seven games in 20 days and being unable to practice in the context of correcting flaws. The Spartans do have excellent players, but it would be a stretch to suggest they qualify as the more talented team.
It begs the question: What would Michigan have done against the Spartans Tuesday night if the roles were reversed and Izzo were coaching Michigan's talent, and Beilein MSU's talent? Continued...
Anybody see a 23-point loss for the Wolverines then?
Me neither.
We'll see if anything changes in March.
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Reviewed May 17, 2013
techies | Texas
We are loyal La Quinta Return members so we stay in a LQ whenever we can. Our stay consisted of 3 nights. The hotel could use a little TLC but overall the stay was nice. For an older place I was quite surprised by the space of king suite with the sofa. The bed and pillows were both very comfortable. As far as the room goes, the only negative was the lack of lighting, especially at the desk. A desk lamp would greatly help. While I know we all want to save on energy costs there are far better bulbs out there to use that conserve energy. Maybe management ought to consider a few LED's place in the ceiling cans. Breakfast was weak and items were very limited in all areas compared to the other LQ's we've stayed in. The hotel's location is great for other dining. Lots of good restaurants close by and many are within walking distance.
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"not nearly the best LQ we've stayed in"
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shen60 | Arizona
This is a below average La Quinta compared to many others I've stayed in from coast to coast. Our room was kind of shabby with a torn mattress skirt, an old RCA TV and although it had a desk there was no light on it. The only light was from a dim-bulb recessed light in the ceiling which made working at the desk difficult. There were two different women at the reception desk. One was very pleasant, but neglected to give me any info about Wi-Fi upon our arrival (as most places seem to) and the second was not so pleasant and gave wrong directions to a restaurant.
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Klous | Montana
We stayed at the La Quinta Inn Missoula May 3 - 5,2013 for our son's wedding. The hotel was very nice and clean and the people were very friendly. The room had a fridge and a microwave. Our grandkids enjoyed the pool and hot tub both days. The breakfast was a pretty standard continental breakfast with waffles, toast, cereal, juice, etc.
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"Nice hotel"
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elfbread | Louisville, Kentucky
We stayed here after driving from Great Falls with friends as a stopping point on the way to Flathead Lake and Glacier National Park. This hotel was in a great location and was really easy to find. The service was just fine, the only problem was the long wait to check in; there were about ten groups in front of us waiting to check in. The pool was adequate... a little small. It was really easy to get to nearby restaurants from this hotel. I would really recommend check out Sa Wad Dee thai restaurant while you are there. It was delicious and affordable!
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Keliiaua | Washington State
The GOOD: The motel is easy to find - right off the freeway. It is very accessible to shopping and dining. Our room was ready and exactly what we requested. My daughter liked window sitting area. It was a cozy place for her to read and listen to her ipod. The beds were very comfortable and the sheets thick and fresh. I even liked the pillows. Our room was clean but I wasn't looking for dirt. The bathroom was clean and I was looking for dirt! Outside noise was non-existent which seemed incredible since the motel is right next to I-90. We didn't watch TV so I can't comment on its quality. The BAD: I have never stayed at a hotel in my whole life where I could hear the people next door snoring. TV and conversations? Yeah, but snoring?!? TV and conversations were going on until midnight. Snoring commenced and continued until 3. I "catnapped" from 3-7am. The bathtowels are small, thin and scratchy. Brawny paper towels would have been an improvement. Also the room lighting design is poor. I am 50+ and need better lighting to read by. No desk lamp just a fluorescent ceiling bulb - no task lighting. I guess that was just inconvenient, not "bad." The INDIFFERENT: Breakfast. I don't stay at these motels for their breakfasts. They have the waffle maker, a crockpot of gravy for the biscuits. Cereal, yogurt, apples and oranges. A juice machine. Bad coffee. If you want to stay and eat, go ahead if not then, walk to Starbucks and get good coffee and a pastry. There is an Irish restaurant across the parking lot to eat at too. The BEST: Service! Yes, I did complain about the noise keeping me up most of the night and requested if we could have a more secluded room. They accommodated us right on the spot. We received new keycards, went up and moved out and over. All the staff was out and about cleaning the breakfast tables, taking out trash, mopping the floor whenever wet kids ran out of the pool area and into the lobby area. The staff was extremely attentive. We stayed for three nights and I would stay here again.
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Smokejumper Visitor Center, 8.82 mi.
Historical Museum at Fort Missoula, 4 mi.
Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, .2 mi.
Lolo Hot Springs, 38.86 mi.
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Washington-Grizzly Stadium, 4.66 mi.
Snowbowl Ski and Summer Resort, 5.65 mi.
A Carousel for Missoula, 4 mi.
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Burger King, 1 mi.
Famous Dave's Bar-B-Que, 1.42 mi.
Fuddrucker's, 1.5 mi.
Outback Steakhouse, 1.5 mi.
Carino's Italian Grill, 1.76 mi.
Perkins, 2.5 mi.
Applebee's, 5 mi.
Entertainment & Shopping
Missoula Children's Theater, 4.46 mi.
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waltero wrote:It's an Idea! What in the world are you guys Talking about??? If you roll a 6 on one di while the territory has six neutral units on it and there is a full moon out and a black cat runs across the road, what will happen to those units you just dropped on a Neutral territory?
The same thing that happens in all other Game boards.
You already ''can'' fort other players.
Why would you see Neutral units in FOW games?
''And what if you want your troops Back'' Well maybe you just declare it in game chat, So everybody can laugh at you and Call you a loser ;-P
Maybe you don't want to defend yourself...but rather a territory that nobody controls as to keep or delay another player from Controlling it.
This is a basic game.
I think the more options you have the better.
It is good that Conquers Club took Risk and made it better...But it is still risk.
If you want to keep it the same old game, Fine.
Not every board is the same. Some boards would probably do OK with this others might not.
Could not remember, but I do think I recall a player that dropped a game, all his units go Neutral?
I don't have all the answers. I do have some Ideas.
I still think this game should utilize card play a bit more. A LOT MORE!
Right now it is only a (fun) game of Dice. Balance the game a bit with options and center on Strategy...Not a whole lot of Strategy in Risk.
All in all I do not think reinforcing neutrals will do much for the game.
Won't know until you try.
I'm just opposed to this idea. CC is already hard to get into when you are a NR with all those maps and features, I don't think reinforcing neutrals would help. And about the forting neutrals in FOW, I thought you also meant you could deploy on neutrals. Then you will have to see them.


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McKinney, Texas -- Raytheon's Radical Reciters, McKinney Chamber Wired Wordsmiths, Mathsters of the Universe, A+ Orthographers, and Tate-er Tots: A Boy, His Wife and His Mother-in-Law.
These are just a few of the teams that have participated in the McKinney Education Foundation's (MEF) annual Spelling Bee, which in recent years has been described as one part competition, and two parts stage comedy.
Mayor Loughmiller has been known to crack jokes in between rounds and last year, Raytheon's Radical Reciters' supporters jumped up in the middle of the contest to run laps around their lunch table in hopes of cheering their team to victory (and winning the coveted Spirit Stick). In 2012, Sara Thomas's skills as an amusing emcee added to the liveliness, and promises to again as she returns to host the 2013 edition.
"From what I've heard, it's nothing like your typical Spelling Bee," states MEF's new Executive Director, Edie Heinicke.
Being a good speller is not a requirement. Contestants can rely on their teammates, or on mulligans to pass on difficult words. It's all about having fun while raising money for MEF and our Scholarship Program. Everyone I've talked to is really looking forward to it!"
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Speaks was raised in Yadkinville until he was five years old when he and his family moved to Wilkes County. He returned to his roots his eight grade year and finished out his high school years at Forbush High School.
"Having lived here as a kid and then moving away and moving back again as a teenager was an adjustment," Speaks said. "I loved all the friends that I had in Wilkes County and to not have them the next morning when you wake up was a big adjustment. I really enjoyed my time at Forbush though."
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After completing a degree in business administration with a concentration in small business planning and financial management, Speaks ventured out into the work place. His first job was for a company called Vanguard where he spent a short time as a sales and service representative.
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When Speaks isn't greeting customers and fellow employees with an infectious smile he is making time for his family and still making time for the baseball field.
He's married to Melissa, who he's been with since their days at Forbush High School.
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Internet censorship is going to a vote in the Senate on January 24th (known as PIPA in the Senate and SOPA in the House). While Senators are in their home states for the January recess, we need to flood their public meetings and offices with our concerns about the bill. Learn More
Good job DMH in setting-up that poll (http://www.doodle.com/bmev35ix22s6ccnt#table). I work with clients so I can change dates/times whenever but I prefer mid-day.
I'm from Cleveland (Strongsville to be exact) so its 71 South for me. Anybody else coming from Cleveland and interested in car pooling?
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Good morning Mr. Earley,
We have received your request to meet with Senator Brown and thank you for your interest in the PROTECT IP Act of 2011. Senator Brown regrets that he is unable to meet with you due to his extremely busy recess schedule. He would, however, like to offer you time to meet with his Deputy State Director Beth Thames before the January 24th vote. Beth would be happy to meet with you on January 17th at 10:00 or 10:30am at our Cleveland Office. Please let me know which time might work best for you and I will make sure it is added to Beth's schedule.
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Mine came on November 16th saying close to the same thing...
Thank you for sharing your thoughts about legislation to combat online infringement and digital theft.
Last Congress, the Senate considered, but did not pass, legislation entitled the Combating Online Infringement and Counterfeits Act (COICA). The aim of this legislation was to assist the Department of Justice in tracking and shutting down "rogue websites." These sites provide unauthorized downloads, streaming, or direct sale of copyrighted material. Similar legislation, entitled the Preventing Real Online Threats to Economic Creativity and Theft of Intellectual Property (PROTECT IP) Act, was recently introduced in the Senate. The PROTECT IP Act narrows the definition of "rogue website" in an effort to target only the most egregious purveyors of digital theft and counterfeit crime.
Illegal file sharing and unauthorized copying of digital material prevents musicians, producers, filmmakers, software designers, and many others from reaping the fruits of their labor. Such activity has the potential to stifle artistic creativity and compromise electronic innovation. Ultimately, intellectual property theft costs our economy billions of dollars and can result in hundreds of thousands of lost jobs.
However, I have also heard from individuals with concerns about the scope of this legislation, as well as its First Amendment implications. I take these concerns seriously.
Should this legislation come before the full Senate for a vote, I will certainly keep your views in mind. Thank you again for getting in touch with me.
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I might be able to make it on the 17th... From near Toledo.
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President Obama has tapped U.S. Securities and Exchange Commissioner Elisse Walter to replace Mary Schapiro as chair of the agency.
Schapiro, 57, announced Monday that she will be stepping down from her post on Dec. 14.
Schapiro oversaw the regulation of the financial securities industry during a tumultuous time. She took the top job in January 2009 when the agency was reeling from criticism that it didn't do enough to spot and prevent events that led to the financial crisis.
"When Mary agreed to serve nearly four years ago, she was fully aware of the difficulties facing the SEC and our economy as a whole," President Obama said in a statement.
Obama said that Walter would step up to be chair upon Schapiro's departure. Walter, a Democrat, was first appointed to the commission by President George W. Bush in 2008. She briefly served as acting chair. Walter won't need confirmation from the Senate until December 2013, since she's already on the commission, according to the SEC.
Walter also worked as a top lobbyist for the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, while Schapiro was CEO of that self-regulatory group.
"I'm confident that Elisse's years of experience will serve her well in her new position, and I'm grateful she has agreed to help lead the agency," he said.
The SEC has been roundly criticized for missing the multi-billion dollar Bernard Madoff ponzi scheme, even after it was warned about the scam from a whistleblower. The agency was also under fire for its lax supervision of financial firms like Lehman Brothers, which filed for bankruptcy during the height of the financial crisis in 2008.
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