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Then Hicks, as a regent for Univ of Texas, hired lobbyists to petition for the creation of UTIMCO (University of Texas Investment Management Company), which Bush as Governor then signed into law, and of which Hicks was then named the first chairman.

It's been nearly two weeks, and despite the uneducated rhetoric of high-school dropout drug-addicted radio talk show hosts (and their uneducated followers), there still have been no charges filed against Wikileaks or its founder for leaking documents.And finally the House Judiciary Chairman has something to say about it all:http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2010/12/wikileaks-did-not-commit-crime-conyers/As usual, the idiot talk show hosts are...idiots...I actually hope charges are filed...it will be nice to have the Supreme Court weigh in on this one to remind all the politicians that due process still exists in this country.

Being the chairman of the committee does not give him the power to do that.By the way, his solution for a replacement is likely "nothing," also referred to as "the free market."

Many times you'll find that board members do not have expertise in the operations of an entity, they are for making policy and will follow the advice of the ED or chairman to do the right thing for the organization.

Oh yeah, and then there's Chairman Obama's shameful handling of it right after being informed of what happened.

For now it is important for you to know that the long-standing law of allowing a Texas seller to finance up to five transactions in a consecutive 12-month period is still in effect and the Texas Association of REALTORS® will continue to work at the federal and state level to see that this is a permanent solution.Finally, this action would not have happened if not for the thousands of Texas REALTORS® who participated in our grassroots efforts to correct this abuse to private-property owners in Texas.Your actions do make a difference.Sincerely,Bill Jones2010 Chairman of the Board

I'm reading a book about Ben Bernanke and how the Fed handled the economy since he became Chairman in early 2006.

These experts included David Kittle, Chairman of the mortgage bankers Association, Dr.

“We may be seeing significant pricing disconnects between the market and economic fundamentals, which could result in sudden and sharp repricing,” Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Randal Quarles.