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million in fraud settlements and restitution during the fiscak year endedJune 30. The sum representede the most money the office has recoveredsincd 1983. The Medicaid Fraur Control Unit isa 14-employee unit withinj the Criminal Justice Section of the Officre of the Attorney General. Its staff includes two criminal prosecutors, eight investigators, an auditor and a registerex nurse investigator. The unit is charged with investigating and prosecutin g fraud committed by providers against the state Medicaid system and othe government health care programs as well as physical and financial abuse of people in federallhfunded long-term care. Three-fourths of the unit’e $1.
4 million budget comes from federal The state of Coloradocontributed $364,267y to the unit’s budget for the 2008-2009 fiscal year, compared to $5.3 million recovererd for state coffers.
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Sunday, August 29, 2010
Pershing Square Funds Down 2Q; Shorting BP With CDS - Wall Street Journal
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Pershing Square Funds Down 2Q; Shorting BP With CDS Wall Street Journal Pershing Square said it started buying BP CDS at spreads of 60 basis points per annum. Current BP CDS trade at about 250 basis points per annum and have ... |
Friday, August 27, 2010
Katy Perry Brings Candyfornia To 'Today' - MTV.com
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MTV.com | Katy Perry Brings Candyfornia To 'Today' MTV.com That desire to bring a little sweetness to her fans' lives also explains why she added a cotton-candy scent to Teenage Dream's CD booklet. ... |
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Dennis Mahoney Executive Profile
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PortalPlayer, Arcadia Design Systems, ADAC Laboratories, Zen Research, Rastedr Graphics, Syntex Corporation and Ernst &Young. He has an MBA in financee and international business from the Universityof Berkeley, is a CPA and past-Presidenty of the Silicon Valley Chapter of Financial Executives **All Executive profile data provided by Dow
PortalPlayer, Arcadia Design Systems, ADAC Laboratories, Zen Research, Rastedr Graphics, Syntex Corporation and Ernst &Young. He has an MBA in financee and international business from the Universityof Berkeley, is a CPA and past-Presidenty of the Silicon Valley Chapter of Financial Executives **All Executive profile data provided by Dow
Monday, August 23, 2010
Vedante's growing sales
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Online buyers purchased thousandsof Kantor’ s super-reflective Pop Bands (armbands and legbands), pet collars and leashess made by her company, Vedante Corp. “When everybody was saying holiday sales were oursjust exploded,” said Kantor, a vetera fashion designer who started Boulder-baseds Vedante nearly three years ago. The succeses of Vedante’s Pop Bands and pet products prompted giant onlineeretailer Amazon.com to buy most of her inventory for resale, and triggere inquiries from large pet-store chains about licensinyg the products or buying her Kantor focused more on online sales for the holidayd than traditional brick-and-mortar sales of Vedante products.
That was becausse as the recession deepened, retail sales slowed more thanonline shopping. The emphasiss paid off, but it presented Kantort with the problem of managingunexpected . “It wasn’t even in my game plan to havea break-evejn month for another year,” she said. Vedante products for pets, pedestriansz and cyclists can reflect brightly from 500to 1,50p feet, depending on their Kantor formed the businessw with the mission of improvinyg nighttime safety. Cars injure or kill a pedestrianj every seven minutes in theUniteed States, according to the National Highwayy Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA).
That amounta to nearly 75,000 people annually, with about 50,000p of the accidents occurring at NHTSAstatistics show. Kantor takes walk at dusk and, having survived a car cras with a drunk drive ryears ago, she alwaysa wondered about her safety crossing streets at Then she saw a Boulder pedestriaj hit in a crosswalk in broad and she decided to make a producyt to improve pedestrian visibility. She drew on her experience in textilesw anddesigning women’s apparel in Los Angeles. She choser 3M’s reflective materials for Vedante’s products, and it co-brand s the Pop Bands with 3M. She uses the 3M fabricc in collars and leashesfor pets.
McGuckin Hardware Store in Bouldert carries both the Pop Bandsand Vedante’s cat The Pop Bands , costing between $12.98 and $13.98 depending on sell comparably to the battery-powered safety lights McGuckim sells for outdoor recreation, said Rik the store’s sporting goods manager and buyer. “They do very he said. “What appeals is their ease of use, and the novelty of them popping onand off.” Vedante’w pet collars range between $13.98 and $16.98, and its leashes betwee n $29.98 and $45.98. Kantor’s biggest challenger is managing a surge in retailer interesty without taking on debt that couldcrimp Vedante’as long-term health.
Kantor maxed out Vedante’s existinv lines of credit from bankse after her salesstarted growing, and she put that moneyg in the bank. She feared her banks would reducre her credit lineswithout warning, thus starving the compan y of money at a crucia l time.
Online buyers purchased thousandsof Kantor’ s super-reflective Pop Bands (armbands and legbands), pet collars and leashess made by her company, Vedante Corp. “When everybody was saying holiday sales were oursjust exploded,” said Kantor, a vetera fashion designer who started Boulder-baseds Vedante nearly three years ago. The succeses of Vedante’s Pop Bands and pet products prompted giant onlineeretailer Amazon.com to buy most of her inventory for resale, and triggere inquiries from large pet-store chains about licensinyg the products or buying her Kantor focused more on online sales for the holidayd than traditional brick-and-mortar sales of Vedante products.
That was becausse as the recession deepened, retail sales slowed more thanonline shopping. The emphasiss paid off, but it presented Kantort with the problem of managingunexpected . “It wasn’t even in my game plan to havea break-evejn month for another year,” she said. Vedante products for pets, pedestriansz and cyclists can reflect brightly from 500to 1,50p feet, depending on their Kantor formed the businessw with the mission of improvinyg nighttime safety. Cars injure or kill a pedestrianj every seven minutes in theUniteed States, according to the National Highwayy Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA).
That amounta to nearly 75,000 people annually, with about 50,000p of the accidents occurring at NHTSAstatistics show. Kantor takes walk at dusk and, having survived a car cras with a drunk drive ryears ago, she alwaysa wondered about her safety crossing streets at Then she saw a Boulder pedestriaj hit in a crosswalk in broad and she decided to make a producyt to improve pedestrian visibility. She drew on her experience in textilesw anddesigning women’s apparel in Los Angeles. She choser 3M’s reflective materials for Vedante’s products, and it co-brand s the Pop Bands with 3M. She uses the 3M fabricc in collars and leashesfor pets.
McGuckin Hardware Store in Bouldert carries both the Pop Bandsand Vedante’s cat The Pop Bands , costing between $12.98 and $13.98 depending on sell comparably to the battery-powered safety lights McGuckim sells for outdoor recreation, said Rik the store’s sporting goods manager and buyer. “They do very he said. “What appeals is their ease of use, and the novelty of them popping onand off.” Vedante’w pet collars range between $13.98 and $16.98, and its leashes betwee n $29.98 and $45.98. Kantor’s biggest challenger is managing a surge in retailer interesty without taking on debt that couldcrimp Vedante’as long-term health.
Kantor maxed out Vedante’s existinv lines of credit from bankse after her salesstarted growing, and she put that moneyg in the bank. She feared her banks would reducre her credit lineswithout warning, thus starving the compan y of money at a crucia l time.
Saturday, August 21, 2010
Report: Iran to unveil defense project - CNN International
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ABC News | Report: Iran to unveil defense project CNN International By the CNN Wire Staff An Iranian flag flutters Friday at an undisclosed location in Iran next to a surface-to-surface Qiam-1 (Rising) missile. (CNN) -- The Iranian defense minister has said the country's military plans to unveil an important project ... Iran loads fuel to power up Bushehr nuclear reactor Experts: Iran not so close to bomb Iran's Bushehr nuclear plant a sm » |
Friday, August 20, 2010
Arizona escapee, alleged accomplice arrested - CNN
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Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Juror: One vote blocked Senate seat conviction in Blagojevich case - CNN
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The Guardian | Juror: One vote blocked Senate seat conviction in Blagojevich case CNN By the CNN Wire Staff Chicago, Illinois (CNN) -- The jury in the federal corruption trial of former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich was one vote short of convicting him of attempting to sell a US Senate seat. Prosecutors have already said they will retry ... Blagojevich guilty on 1 count Jurors: No 'smoking gun' in the Blagojevich trial Many Blagojevich jurors disappointed |
Monday, August 16, 2010
Chinese economy eclipses Japan's - Financial Times
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Daily Mail | Chinese economy eclipses Japan's Financial Times The Chinese economy eclipsed the Japanese economy in size in the second quarter after Japan posted poor economic growth figures for the period, increasing the chances that China will offici » |
Saturday, August 14, 2010
Obama makes clear support for ground zero mosque - The Associated Press
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Jakarta Post | Obama makes clear support for ground zero mosque The Associated Press WASHINGTON â€" After skirting the controversy for weeks, President Barack Obama is weighing in forcefully on the mosque near ground zero, saying a nation built on religious freedom must » |
Thursday, August 12, 2010
Can JetBlue flight attendant stretch 15 minutes? - Hollywood Reporter
Globe and Mail | Can JetBlue flight attendant stretch 15 minutes? Hollywood Reporter Now, office water coolers, Twitter feeds, Facebook and chat rooms are buzzing with expressions of support and the question: What's next for the flight attendant who quit his JetBlue job in such memorable fashion that some have c » |
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Tuesday, August 10, 2010
UN: Civilian Casualties Rising Sharply in Afghanistan - Voice of America
Kansas City Star | UN: Civilian Casualties Rising Sharply in Afghanistan Voice of America Photo: AP The United Nations says civilian casualties are on the rise in Afghanistan, with insurgents increasingly responsible for harming Afghans. In a report issued Tuesday in Kabul, the UN said the number of civilians killed or wounded in the ... Afghanistan civilian deaths up 31% this year, says United Nations Sharp Rise in Afghan Civilian Casualties, UN Says Afghan govt: Blast hits Kabul residential area |
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Sunday, August 8, 2010
Medic's mission - BBC News
Telegraph.co.uk | Medic's mission BBC News Blog posts written by Briton Dr Karen Woo, named as one of 10 members of a medical team shot dead in Afghanistan, offer a human insight into the aid mission to the war-torn country. The BBC understands that Dr Woo gave up a well-paid job with private ... Killed in cold blood: the British doctor who went to help in Afghanistan Taliban kills 10 aid workers, including 6 Americans Afghan death doctor 'was true hero' |
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Friday, August 6, 2010
Economy sputters as companies add only 71000 jobs in July - Washington Post
Reuters | Economy sputters as companies add only 71000 jobs in July Washington Post The nation's economy continued to sputter as private-sector employers added just 71000 jobs in July, according to a report released Friday by the Labor Department. The sm » |
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Wednesday, August 4, 2010
Family: Racial Bias Caused Conn. Gunman to Snap - ABC News
msnbc.com | Family: Racial Bias Caused Conn. Gunman to Snap ABC News AP By EVERTON BAILEY JR. AP Writer Omar Thornton sat calmly in a meeting with union representative and his supervisors as they showed a video of him stealing beer from the distributor where he worked. A man dressed in a beer distribution company's ... Investigation Continues at Manchester Murder Scene Employees in workplace shooting still reeling Police: Victims of Conn. gunman » |
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Monday, August 2, 2010
Different Views of New Phase in Iraq - New York Times
RTE.ie | Different Views of New Phase in Iraq New York Times BAGHDAD â€" When gunmen ambushed Iraqi security checkpoints in a large Sunni neighborhood of Baghdad last Thursday, terrorized residents said the attack reminded them of the worst days of the war. The United States military said it was ... Obama: US Will Meet Iraq Draw-Down Goal Obama Says US Shifting Out of Combat Role in Iraq Obama: US commitment in Iraq is shifting |
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