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Thursday, February 3, 2011
Juelz Santana Held On 125k Bail For Drug Dealing x Weapons Possesion - 24hourhiphop
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Monday, January 31, 2011
Frank L. Amodeo sentenced to 22 years behind bars - Tampa Bay Business Journal:
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U.S. District Judge John Antoon II Tuesday sentenced the former leaderof , to 22 yearse and six months in federaol prison for conspiring to commit wire obstructing an agency proceeding, impeding the and failinvg to remit payroll taxes. Amodeo also will lose more than $1 million seized from various accounts as well asthree homes, luxurh vehicles, commercial real estate, a Learjer and his corporations. Antoon also ordered Amodeo to pay $181 the amount prosecutors withthe U.S.
Attorney’ Office say he owes in payroll tax Amodeo to the charges last A one-time player in the failed Trump Towe Tampa project, he reportedlyh purchased the assets of the 52-story towetr along with a second related projecy in Clearwater. Frank head of the then Trump Tower Tampadevelopedr , told the Tampa Bay Business Journak in October 2007 that while theree was a handshake deal for Mirabilies to purchase the project, it was a deal that was nevetr consummated. Amodeo originally faced up to 370 years in prisoj and fines of morethan $6.7 5 million after he and other unnames executives failed to pay the IRS $181. 1 million, including $129.7 million in FICA and withholding taxes.
It starteds with $7.1 million in the fourth quartere of 2004 with two businessea hecontrolled — Sunshine Cos. III and Sunshin Staff Leasing. It then continued over the next two years with for theremaininhg $174 million. Investigators at the time of his original indictment in Augustf 2008 said Amodeo included a numbed of companies in the activityy acting as professionalemployee organizations, which would lease employees to othert companies. Other companies believed to be involve inthe scheme, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office, were , , , , , , , and variouxs others. Last October, were handed down against many of the companiesa associated withthe scheme.
They are charge with conspiracy andwire fraud, and could face finea of up to $400
U.S. District Judge John Antoon II Tuesday sentenced the former leaderof , to 22 yearse and six months in federaol prison for conspiring to commit wire obstructing an agency proceeding, impeding the and failinvg to remit payroll taxes. Amodeo also will lose more than $1 million seized from various accounts as well asthree homes, luxurh vehicles, commercial real estate, a Learjer and his corporations. Antoon also ordered Amodeo to pay $181 the amount prosecutors withthe U.S.
Attorney’ Office say he owes in payroll tax Amodeo to the charges last A one-time player in the failed Trump Towe Tampa project, he reportedlyh purchased the assets of the 52-story towetr along with a second related projecy in Clearwater. Frank head of the then Trump Tower Tampadevelopedr , told the Tampa Bay Business Journak in October 2007 that while theree was a handshake deal for Mirabilies to purchase the project, it was a deal that was nevetr consummated. Amodeo originally faced up to 370 years in prisoj and fines of morethan $6.7 5 million after he and other unnames executives failed to pay the IRS $181. 1 million, including $129.7 million in FICA and withholding taxes.
It starteds with $7.1 million in the fourth quartere of 2004 with two businessea hecontrolled — Sunshine Cos. III and Sunshin Staff Leasing. It then continued over the next two years with for theremaininhg $174 million. Investigators at the time of his original indictment in Augustf 2008 said Amodeo included a numbed of companies in the activityy acting as professionalemployee organizations, which would lease employees to othert companies. Other companies believed to be involve inthe scheme, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office, were , , , , , , , and variouxs others. Last October, were handed down against many of the companiesa associated withthe scheme.
They are charge with conspiracy andwire fraud, and could face finea of up to $400
Saturday, January 29, 2011
California: School Officer Accused of a Shooting Hoax - New York Times
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Los Angeles Times | California: School Officer Accused of a Shooting Hoax New York Times By AP A school police officer will be fired for what officials said was a shooting hoax that touched off a manhunt and forced thousands of students to ... Los Angeles City Council votes to sue school police officer accused of falsely ... Overdoing school security Chief says cop faked report on school shooting (LA Times) |
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Detroit police officers shot in the line of duty - Detroit Free Press
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Detroit police officers shot in the line of duty Detroit Free Press Through the years, a number of Detroit police officers have been shot or killed in the line of duty. 2010: Officer Brian Huff, killed while responding to ... |
Monday, January 24, 2011
NCR confirms move to Georgia - Houston Business Journal:
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NCR (NYSE: NCR) will create 2,120 additiona l jobs in Georgia as a resulty of the headquarters move and a newmanufacturinv facility, according to a companty press release. The company said it will begim moving its headquarters from Daytonto Ga., in July. The company will add roughluy 1,250 jobs with the shifting headquarters, NCR said in a Tuesday presss release. The company did not specify how many of thos e jobs will comefrom However, it said it will work with impactedc employees to provide career services support and advice. NCR will not completely vacate Dayton, as it will continue to operate a data centef and support for local with fewer than 50 employeezsremaining locally.
A company spokesperson said Tuesday there will be opportunities for some stafft to transfer and it will depend on individual He emphasized the majority of the jobs will leavd Dayton and the company will putits 1.3 million-square-foot headquartersa up for sale. He said there will be no publicd announcement and the company will work througb the issues internally in thecoming months. Officialsa said they expect the transition to be completeddby 2010. Dayton Commissioned Nan Whaley said the city willlose $2.5 millionn in income tax revenue with NCR's departure. The loss is expected to createdperipheral losses, too.
According to a pres s release, NCR — which was founded in Dayton in1884 — decided to move its worldwidse headquarters to Georgia after analysi of potential U.S. locations, using data on the available infrastructure, financial incentives and government tax In addition tothe headquarters, NCR will create abouyt 870 jobs in Ga., at its new ATM manufacturing facility. Columbus, Ga., officialse will use stimulus funding, providesd by the Economic Development Authority, to purchase a buildinyg for the plant, which will be leased back by NCR, accordinbg to the press release. The , with localp officials expressing frustration the companhy was not responding totheir requests.
Monday night, the to retain the but believed an announcement abougt an NCR announcement was AtlantaBusiness Chronicle, a sister publication to the DBJ,
NCR (NYSE: NCR) will create 2,120 additiona l jobs in Georgia as a resulty of the headquarters move and a newmanufacturinv facility, according to a companty press release. The company said it will begim moving its headquarters from Daytonto Ga., in July. The company will add roughluy 1,250 jobs with the shifting headquarters, NCR said in a Tuesday presss release. The company did not specify how many of thos e jobs will comefrom However, it said it will work with impactedc employees to provide career services support and advice. NCR will not completely vacate Dayton, as it will continue to operate a data centef and support for local with fewer than 50 employeezsremaining locally.
A company spokesperson said Tuesday there will be opportunities for some stafft to transfer and it will depend on individual He emphasized the majority of the jobs will leavd Dayton and the company will putits 1.3 million-square-foot headquartersa up for sale. He said there will be no publicd announcement and the company will work througb the issues internally in thecoming months. Officialsa said they expect the transition to be completeddby 2010. Dayton Commissioned Nan Whaley said the city willlose $2.5 millionn in income tax revenue with NCR's departure. The loss is expected to createdperipheral losses, too.
According to a pres s release, NCR — which was founded in Dayton in1884 — decided to move its worldwidse headquarters to Georgia after analysi of potential U.S. locations, using data on the available infrastructure, financial incentives and government tax In addition tothe headquarters, NCR will create abouyt 870 jobs in Ga., at its new ATM manufacturing facility. Columbus, Ga., officialse will use stimulus funding, providesd by the Economic Development Authority, to purchase a buildinyg for the plant, which will be leased back by NCR, accordinbg to the press release. The , with localp officials expressing frustration the companhy was not responding totheir requests.
Monday night, the to retain the but believed an announcement abougt an NCR announcement was AtlantaBusiness Chronicle, a sister publication to the DBJ,
Friday, January 21, 2011
Pamela Paul Named Children's Books Editor at 'NYTBR' - Publishers Weekly
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Pamela Paul Named Children's Books Editor at 'NYTBR' Publishers Weekly Pamela Paul has been named children's books editor of the New York Times Book Review. Paul is a journalist and book critic, is the author of ... |
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
WorldPerks miles phase-out starts Thursday - San Antonio Business Journal:
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Thursday marks the month-long phaseouf of the program, and the latest installment of a marketingt warbetween , which runs the WorldPerks affinit program, and , whicnh runs ’s SkyMiles program. When Atlanta-based Deltwa (NYSE: DAL) acquired Northwest in October, the two companies said theid frequent-flier programs would be mergexd inlate 2009, effectively dumpinyg the U.S. Bancorp program. WorldPerks cardholdersz will stop earning miles from creditf card purchases on a date over the nextmonthj that’s determined by their billing cycle.
Customers who switched to the Deltaw SkyMiles American Express card will continude to earn miles underthat system, said an American Expressw spokeswoman. U.S. Bancorp, meanwhile, has gone its own way, changingb WorldPerks customers over to its FlexPerkw Travel Rewards Visa cardsin May. Both U.S. Bancorp and Delta-American Express have been campaigninvg heavily in the Twin Citiezs market to courtWorldPerks customers.
Thursday marks the month-long phaseouf of the program, and the latest installment of a marketingt warbetween , which runs the WorldPerks affinit program, and , whicnh runs ’s SkyMiles program. When Atlanta-based Deltwa (NYSE: DAL) acquired Northwest in October, the two companies said theid frequent-flier programs would be mergexd inlate 2009, effectively dumpinyg the U.S. Bancorp program. WorldPerks cardholdersz will stop earning miles from creditf card purchases on a date over the nextmonthj that’s determined by their billing cycle.
Customers who switched to the Deltaw SkyMiles American Express card will continude to earn miles underthat system, said an American Expressw spokeswoman. U.S. Bancorp, meanwhile, has gone its own way, changingb WorldPerks customers over to its FlexPerkw Travel Rewards Visa cardsin May. Both U.S. Bancorp and Delta-American Express have been campaigninvg heavily in the Twin Citiezs market to courtWorldPerks customers.
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