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After Wells Fargo admitted last fall to creating as many as 2 million fake accounts, nearly half a dozen former employees told CNNMoney they were retaliated against after they tried to stop these illegal sales tactics.
Now, Wells Fargo says it has found evidence that at least some of these whistleblower retaliation claims published by CNNMoney and elsewhere may have merit.
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Wells Fargo (WFC) CEO Tim Sloan said last week in a town hall meeting that the bank has reviewed all reports made by its employees to the confidential ethics line over the past five years where the callers identified themselves. That was roughly 40% of callers to the hotline.
Wells Fargo hired an unnamed third party to look into cases where employees were terminated within 12 months of calling the ethics line. The bank also investigated claims of retaliation from former employees who spoke to the media or to the bank itself following the fake account settlement last September.
"A few cases out of the hundreds reviewed raised questions, and we are following up on each of them," Sloan said in a speech broadcast to the bank's more than 260,000 employees last Thursday.
Asked to clarify if that means there were signs of retaliation, a Wells Fargo spokeswoman told CNNMoney: "Yes, that is how I would read it."
She added, "Where we have cause for concern, we're going to keep looking further."
Sloan, who took over in October after longtime CEO John Stumpf abruptly retired last year, said these claims that are receiving further scrutiny are a "very small number."
Still, he said, "Anything more than zero is too large."
Wells Fargo also said it is expanding the review to include reports to the ethics hotline in which employees received "corrective action short of termination" within 12 months of making the call.
Related: I called the Wells Fargo ethics line and was fired
Many former employees shared stories with CNNMoney about how their lives were turned upside down when they lost jobs following calls to the ethics line.
For instance, Bill Bado, a former Wells Fargo banker in Pennsylvania, recounted his call to the ethics hotline about being instructed to open phony bank and credit accounts. Bado even provided a September 2013 email to human resources flagging these concerns. Eight days after sending the email, Bado was terminated — for tardiness.
The firing also put a stain on Bado's securities license, and he found he couldn't get hired in the industry. Bado's financial troubles worsened after that. His house was on the verge of being foreclosed on and he worked part-time at the grocery store chain Shop-Rite.
"They ruined my life," Bado told CNNMoney.
Related: Wells Fargo dumps toxic 'cross-selling' metric
It's not clear what, if anything, Wells Fargo will do to help employees it confirms were victims of retaliation.
"We will have to work through that with that individual," the Wells Fargo spokeswoman said.
Equally unclear is any legal fallout if Wells Fargo admits to instances of retaliation. Federal law, including elements of both Sarbanes-Oxley and Dodd-Frank, makes it illegal to suppress whistleblowing.
Last year, Senator Elizabeth Warren asked the SEC to look into whether the bank violated whistleblower protection laws, citing CNNMoney's reporting. Wells Fargo later said it is in fact under SEC investigation, although it's not clear precisely what the agency is probing.
Asked about the potential legal impact, the Wells Fargo spokeswoman said: "We're in constant contact with our regulators."
She said the bank has been "very open and very transparent" about this issue and reiterated, "There is no place for retaliation at Wells Fargo."
Related: Wells Fargo silent about probe for 6 months
Still, Sloan has his job cut out for him to reassure an anxious workforce.
After the scandal, more than a dozen current Wells Fargo employees reached out to CNNMoney to describe the grim mood inside the bank following the scandal and the anger felt by rank and file after the company's executives initially blamed lower-level workers for the issues.
To combat these concerns, Wells Fargo announced this week the creation of a new Office of Ethics, Oversight and Integrity for people who are charged with researching and escalating these matters. This division will be led on an interim basis by Theresa LaPlaca, a senior executive in wealth and investment management.
Despite these concerns, Sloan insisted that the bank's ethics hotline is "working" and said he wants Wells Fargo to be "best in class" in this area.
"Ensuring that we have a retaliation-free workplace is a huge priority for me," Sloan said.
CNNMoney (New York) First published January 23, 2017: 9:22 AM ET


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A grandmother is a little bit parent, a little bit teacher, and a little bit best friend. ~ Author Unknown
*** In Jen Louden's TeachNow course, each participant is "invited to become a story gatherer and story creator," and to "claim and own our authority and lineage" in order to better step into the teacher we are (or are becoming). In order to claim my lineage, I recalled past teachers in my life – childhood, youth, student, adult – and identified those people, places, books, experiences — positive and negative — that were influential in shaping the person I am today.
This post is the second in a series on gathering stories and claiming my lineage.
I rocked hard in Grandpa's rocker as I watched the kitchen clock. The minute hand barely moved. I'd waited nearly an hour. My Great Grandma Prudie had promised we'd pull taffy that morning, but the day was half over. Prudie kept her promises, so I practiced an uneasy patience.
We had watched The Lawrence Welk Show the night before – Prudie, Grandma, Grandpa, Dad and Mom and me. After the show, Prudie had looked at me with her trademark pixie grin nearly hidden in her wrinkled face.
"Bo, let's go in the kitchen and check out the pantry. Let's cook tomorrow." I was always game when Prudie began a kitchen project which mostly involved satisfying her occasional sweet tooth. Prudie at eighty-one no longer cooked the family meals. After 60+ years of kitchen responsibility, she'd handed her apron over to her daughter, grand-daughter and great-granddaughters. But she occasionally enjoyed a kitchen adventure with me.
My unusual family living arrangement was one of my childhood blessings, and surely is a part of my creative lineage. Prudie was my mother's mother's mom. She lived in the first floor apartment with my Grandpa and Grandma, although her bedroom was in the back of my family's upstairs apartment. My mother, father and I lived in an apartment on the second floor, and my bedroom was carved out of an attic space on the third floor. The spaces were a mix and match affair, few doors, no locks. I wandered freely from adult to adult, and learned by watching and doing the things they were doing — sewing, gardening, knitting, woodworking, cooking and baking. It was an endless potpourri of activity.
Prudie was a storyteller, and as long as my mother and grandmother were out of earshot, Prudie discussed any subject that came to her mind. My mom and grandmother often forbade me to listen to Prudie's tales, but Prudie only waved her hand at them in dismissal. "Pshaw!" she'd mutter, and then laugh.
Prudie thought children should learn about "real living." She talked about life, even when life didn't include Princesses and Prince Charmings. Especially then.
She told me about marriages that were not the "happily ever after" kind. When Prudie was only nineteen, she'd married a railroad man. It was 1900. My grandmother was born a year later. When baby Pearl was a week shy of her first birthday, her father left for work, saying he'd be gone a fortnight, but he never returned. Family life wasn't what he'd envisioned.
So Prudie and Pearl temporarily moved in with family while my great grandma took a practical nurse's course by mail. She memorized two medical texts and some practical nursing books. Then she worked as a licensed practical nurse, caring for people in their homes, until she met the man she married when my grandmother was in high school.
The medical textbooks she studied from in 1902 lined the shelf of her bedside table throughout my childhood. Prudie let me page through the books whenever I wanted, never censoring the content. We would page through her Human Anatomy book as casually as we paged through my Little Golden books. The diagram of the body's circulatory system in red and blue ink was equally as interesting as Brer Rabbit's adventures.
"A child's curiosity is a good thing," she would say. "Children should be exposed to ideas, even ideas that are out of the ordinary or strange. Life is strange."
We discussed women's rights in detail. ("Women are just as smart as men, we can do anything with our minds they can do. You remember that. You wait and see. Your world will look a lot different from the world I grew up in.")
We discussed education. ("You keep to your studies. That's your ticket to the big world. No one's ever gone to college in our families, but that's no reason to stop you from stretching your wings. You go to college. Learn something you really want to learn.")
We discussed relationships. ("Don't ever stay with someone who doesn't respect you, who doesn't treat you as an equal. There is no shame is leaving a marriage if it's not a good marriage. No shame at all. Better yet, marry a man who respects you. A good marriage is more precious than a pile of money.")
We discussed beauty and art as she arranged garden flowers in vases or copied drawings from the Garden Extension pamphlets onto the backs of envelopes or brown paper bags that she then pinned around the hallway mirror. We kept warm under quilts that she pieced and sewed by hand and she taught me to crochet doilies by the dozens. ("There isn't any excuse for a home not to have a bit of finery. It makes a person's heart glad.")
We discussed the importance of play and friendships and she allowed me to enter the world of her grown-up playtime, if only to serve the cake and pour the coffee. ("If I didn't have the ladies over to play Pokeno and brag on my cake once a month, I'd grow up to be a cranky old woman.")
I no longer have any interest in crocheting doilies or piecing quilts by hand, but I o remember the nuggets of wisdom my great-grandmother freely dispensed. I learned to value her opinions on women's equality, education, relationships, and the arts. I learned to model her love for head-on living.
And I am grateful that she thought it only natural to feed a child's insatiable curiosity with knowledge and hands-on experience.
Bo Mackison is a photographer and owner of Seeded Earth Studio LLC. She is exploring her lineage with Jen Louden and other TeachNow participants. Memories of Bo's grandparents are in her thoughts often; she mentions them frequently in her gratitude journal.


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Alright how you doing, I'm ghost, I make music, I do a radio show on London's Finest Itch 105.15fm, called the "Midweek Session", every Weds 20.00 - 22.00, (plug plug), I DJ as well, and I hold down a full time job to put food on the table. Well I was born in Glasgow; Grew up in Norwich, Then came to London via Derby and Manchester, now residing in Shepherds Bush. Am I a shadowy figure? Well it's basically like this, I'm not always the easiest person to find!
How old are you?
I'm 28 years young now.
So you've been into Hip Hop for quite a few years, what was it that made you turn to Hip Hop? What would you bump in your walkman?
Well specifically I can't remember, but I remember my dad had a great collection of music, like Grandmaster Flash, Malcolm Mclaren and Public Enemy amongst other's, and I was hearing that stuff from a young age, and then I remember just hearing stuff at people's houses, and at that time in our lives, we as people growing up are always looking for something to define us as individuals, I never wanted to like what other people liked, and most people around me didn't like or weren't aware of Hip Hop. And I just vibed off of it. I really felt at home with it, I was about 14/15 when I really became in love with the scene. At that time, I would be bumping Lakim Shabazz "Pure Righteousness", most Public Enemy and BDP, and some Eric B and Rakim.
Can you remember the things that were going off Hip Hop wise in your area at that time?
Some of it yeah, I have an extremely bad memory, so I don't remember too much, but I remember we used to have some heavy gigs in Norwich. Prolly from about 1990 I remember seeing BDP, Tribe, London Posse, Ice T, Lord Finesse, Hijack, who I supported with my first Group, Blade, De La, errrr. I can't remember anymore, damn I need a camera. And of course Def Tex, who've been representing for as long as I can remember. The scene was buzzing for a few years, it was a small scene, but it was good.
Were there any particular DJs/Producer's who inspired you, or whom you based your style on?
Well I try not to base my style around anyone else, but producer's who had an effect on me with what they were doing, it'd have to be Diamond D, Pete Rock, Primo, Buckwild, Lord Finesse, other people have certainly had an impact on me but these guys made for me were very inspirational.
OK, so to give a bigger perspective are you affiliated with any MCs or are you part of a larger crew or collective?
Well I'm running with the reformed Intelligent Madness Crew, and doing some stuff with Kashmere. Breakin Bread crew I've known for a long time. I'm just trying to link with as many people as possible to be honest; it's a big world out there. I'm also trying to hook up something special with regards to a collective of producer's and emcees, but you know Hip Hop, you'll have to watch this space…..
I get the impression that you are one of these DJs that is like a producer as well? Is that right?
Sort of yeah, although I consider myself much more of a producer than a DJ. I've always felt much more at home behind my music equipment than my decks.
I know you have done quite a few remixes, and you had one featured in a BBC competition. It won by an absolute mile didn't it? That must have given you a load of satisfaction. Tell us about this side of your work…
People don't realise I've been floating the odd cheeky remix about since 1995. Even before that infact I'd do stuff. My first group was called "Products of the Entity", we did a gig with Hijack in about 1992, and worked on a few things, but we all went our separate ways. Only in the last couple of years have things picked up, and that has a lot to do with moving to London. Yeah I did a remix of Jehst/J Zone "Staircase 11 Stage", sent it to 1xtra, and it won some competition. I was pleased cause from time to time you need a boost just to remind yourself you have the skills. So thanks to all my people who voted! It's hard breaking into the scene, for me it's like I've been knocking for a while now, and someone just noticed I'm stood at the door. But I love doing the odd remix, watch out for me at the jams handing them out…..
What else have you done in terms of production work so far? Do you have any wax out?
Well I've done a lot of production over the years, and I've never had anything out as yet, it really pisses me off actually, I've been close a couple of times, but it's fallen through due to finances usually. These last couple of years I've been working very hard to come with some quality, I don't wanna put out stuff I consider to be just OK, I like to try and elevate my music with each remix, or track I do, it has to be better than the last one. I wouldn't want to become stale with regards to the music. So it's like I've been working towards this year, and it's here now, and things are moving nicely. To be honest I do have belief in myself, and I'm not going to rush things anymore. Originally I just wanted to release, now I wanna take my time and come with some quality.
Right, so you do have plans for an EP. Can you tell us about that? Who are the MCs you have got dropping niceness on there? What is it like? Describe the way the tracks have come together…
I'm hoping to have the "Ghost Stories" EP out by the middle of the year, as well as maybe another 12" or two. The EP will hopefully be coming out on a respectable UK independent label. We've been discussing stuff for a while now; I should be recording it in Feb hopefully. Just trying to organize, these things take time! Erm I don't wanna give too much away to be honest, but it's got people on there with a wide range of styles, kinda like my production. Ok, don't say anything to anybody else but Kashmere, Verb T, Asaviour, DPF, and somebody else who I'm trying to confirm. This is what I'm hoping anyway, they've all chosen tracks, and said they wanna do it.
Are you signed to a label or looking for a deal or what?
No I'm not signed, as I said the EP is being put out for me, I am looking though for labels to work with, getting a deal is not the be all and end all, but it would help. I wanna reach outside of the UK, that's a must for me. And I don't have the time or money to be putting my own tunes out right now. So I really gotta try getting a good label who will be happy with what I wanna do long term.
OK, what equipment are you currently using and more importantly, how do you use it? Talk us through how you would go about making a beat…
Well in the last year I decided to sell my old Akai S2000, and got an MPC2000XL, that's my heart. I love that machine already, it's made the difference for me. I also use my Computer to do basic mixing down. I have some synths but they're not mine.
With regards to making a tune, it changes everytime I do one! Most of the time though it's how I'm feeling at the time of sitting in front of the MPC, that will determine the feeling behind the track. Generally though, I'll do the beat last, don't know why, always have done. But again it depends how I'm feeling. It's a strange thing making tunes, that jehst remix was finished in an evening, sometimes it takes a month to finish a tune. I also think the environment of your immediate surrounding can affect your music.
What bit of kit do you always seem to be thinking, if only I had one of those…
Errrr, well pro tools would be nice! I'd love to be able to have space to record at home. Oh, then again an automated analogue desk would be nice too, then again……see people will never be happy with what they have, they'll always find something else they want!
Lets now talk about you as a DJ. Did you always know you were going to be a DJ, or did it take a while for you to decide or build up to it?
Well it was a natural thing to do for me, if I get into something generally, I'll wanna be pro-active with it, I listen to music, ok, I'm gonna DJ then. The only thing I had to contend with was getting something to mix on!
So, when would it have been, that you started spinning records? Did you start as strictly a bedroom DJ?
Yeah, I started spinning in 91; really it was doing mixtapes for my mates to listen to when we were smoking.
What set up did you start out with?
Haha, it was a joke. My dad had some proper old school turntable, I swear it had it's own suspension on it, but it had vari-speed, and I bought another vari-speed from a second hand shop for about a tenner. My first mixer I swapped for some herbs, about £10 it worked out at, Keeping it real!
Would you agree that starting out on shitty equipment would help a budding DJ learn light touch and stand them in good stead for the future, or would you recommend that they just get on a pro set up from day one?
Well I think it's good to appreciate having a shit set up, you get to learn how to blend tunes, that's a good thing. But I'd of preferred to have started on technics.
So in the time you've been doing this have you had many different set ups or did you quickly settle on what you liked? Was it a money issue?
It's always been a money issue, I'd blag, afford what I could, and generally it was usually not very good. I'm settled now, it's taken me years though, so I have a lot of respect for my equipment, just ask my wife!
And now I suppose you are using the standard Technics 1210s and a Vestax 05 or 07? So you do anything special to your set up, like have it hamster style, or do something funny with the cartridges in the head shells?
Nah nothing special, the 1210's and the 06.
Do you ever regret choosing to be a DJ 'cos it is defiantly going to eat all your money, what with constantly buying records and all the equipment you have to buy?
I regretted getting addicted buying vinyl! Haha, no I love music, it's not a problem. At least now I get sent more vinyl through the post, eases up on the spending a little.
Ok, so how would you best describe your style? Do you edge towards a particular style of scratching/cutting or mixing, or would you say that you don't specialise and try to cover everything?
I like to keep it simple, in all honesty people haven't heard what I can do too much, that'll be changing soon though, I plan to get some more gigs, and release a couple mix CD's, one just me and the other with 563 of Yoga for Health fame, that's gonna be a dope mix. But I like to just mix it up, drop some nice cuts, blend the music together.
Have you invented/discovered any scratches or special techniques of your own that you have or expect to be credited with? I know when I was DJing I invented everything I did for myself, but someone had already got there first!!
Haha, nah, although I'd say some production I do is something no one else does.
You are one of the DJ's on London's Itch FM. How did you come to be playing on there then?
Well I have to thank Disorda for getting me on there. I went on his Suspect Packages show, helped out and stuff, then he asked me to cover one week when he was away, so I covered a few times, and when the were expanding they asked if I was interested in doing a show, I jumped at the chance.
Well we are dedicated to playing hip hop of all genres, so you get right through from independent to commercial styles. As far as the DJ's are concerned, we have lots up on there, some more famous than other's, but at the end of the day we're all in it together, so I'll just big up all the DJ's. Set up wise we have 1210's and an 06.
Tell us about your show, what can listeners expect?
On my show what can listeners expect!??? Musically they can expect lots of UK Hip Hop, I play normally about 70% UK, cause there's a lot of good tunes out there, the rest I generally split between independent US, Classic Tunes UK or US, and demo stuff. Outside of the music, I really try getting the listener's involved in the show, I'll nearly always have a topic running throughout the show, usually Hip Hop related. That way they can feel they are part of what I'm doing, and really I'm doing it for them. I really love doing the radio, I have been known to go on a bit, talk too much, but I'm just trying to reach as many people as possible, it's normally light-hearted, so people aren't afraid to drop a comment to me, I normally encourage any comment's. I've had people tell me to shut up before, that's what I mean, it's all about opinions, I know they have opinions, my job is to make them say them.
It has been a bit up and down recently, hopefully it can be up more regularly, are there any plans to get some sort of license, or with the dope new website might there be streams on the web?
Yeah it's been irregular at times, we work hard to make sure it's on as often as possible. Licence's I don't know what the deal is there, but the web stream is slowly getting sorted, watch the website for details…
Do you have any idea of how many people might be listening? I don't know how you would measure that...
I've go no idea! 2 or 3, haha, well to my show anyway. Nah, a lot of people know of the station, for me I get the impression people who tune in know what to expect of me now, cause I don't get people phoning/texting for music I don't play anymore.
Do you know how far the signal goes? I live in Dalston and it is sometimes pretty rubbish even there.
Well I've had text messages from Guilford and Woking! Maybe the wind was helping, but on a good day, it travels quite far.
Would you agree that perhaps the UK punches above its weight in terms of numbers of world class DJs for the size of the population? Why do you think that is?
Cause it's fashionable over here, it's seen as cool, so it attracts more people.
Who should we be on the look out for? What DJ that no-one has heard of yet do you think will be the next one to break through, or come with something original?
Well DJ IQ people should watch out for him, he's got skills.
So we know you can Scratch and get busy on the quick mix, but can you rock a crowd for an extended period? Do you play out at any club nights on the regular, and if you do what can people expect and where are they?
I used to play out a lot up until 2 or 3 years back, then I wanted to concentrate on the production, but I'm gonna get back out playing this year, what can they expect if they come see me playing out, they can expect however long my set is of dope tunes.
What records are ever-present in your record box, ones that you know people will appreciate, they are guaranteed to do the job on the dancefloor?
Original Flavour "can I get open" / LOTGU "chief Rocka" / EPMD "Headbanger" / Pete Rock and CL "TROY"
Did you ever imagine that you would take it to the levels you have? Being on the radio is certainly going to get your name out there. Maybe you aren't recognised on the streets, but increasingly people in Hip Hop will be starting to have heard of you and some of your accomplishments.
Well I hope they appreciate and like what I do, I've been working hard at it for a number of years now, and it's good to feel like your doing something constructive. If people like a tune, and it touches them in a good way, I'm a happy Ghost. Same with playing out, if you in charge of people having a good time, I feel good.
Have you found that people are generally helpful and want to help you out, or is it more of a struggle getting over?
I've found it's a struggle. But I love making music, and the only time I'm gonna stop doing what I'm doing is if I stop enjoying it. Certainly it gets you down from time to time when no one is taking notice, but I use it as an incentive to show all the people who fronted on me, that they were wrong. Some people do take time out to give you help, and that's what the scene needs more of, we all gotta help each other.
Everyone and their Dog seems to be some sort of DJ/Producer these days. Would you have any advice for people looking to do this, (apart from don't of course!)? Is there anywhere people can go to learn all about this stuff, or do they simply have to teach themselves? Would watching videos help, or should you develop your own styles?
Just do there own thing, you can see what other people do and then give it your own style and technique. And hard work, if your gonna do it, put in the effort and people will respect that too.
Where do you like to pick up your vinyl? Do you have a special shop that you frequent because it has good service or a special selection, do you shop around all over, or are you lucky enough to get it all sent directly to you?
Well I like to shop in bongo's cause they're all a top bunch of geezer's, aside from that I tend to shop around, I'll hit all the London spots, as for getting stuff sent, it's a very strange thing! What normally happens is I get all the commercial shit Hip Hop, of which I play about 5%, and hardly any UK labels send me anything, even though the chances are they'll get a lot more play outta me than the people they're sending it to! It's a strange situation, one I don't understand, still.
Have you ever tried to DJ on those CD mixers? Or mp3 mixers? What do you make of that? Do you think that it is just something different and another tool to use? Or, like me, do you think that for now they just don't really work and to keep it real you still need to be using records?
Haha, well I think I'd prefer just keeping it real, I like the involvement of turntables, it's much more personal playing with your vinyl.
Although it isn't such a fear as it was 10 years ago, do you ever worry about the future availability of vinyl, or new releases at least?
I don't really, and I didn't back then. I think for the duration of my lifetime there will always be vinyl, and I'll keep buying it until then. And I'm gonna make sure my kids are vinyl addicts too!
Well my website is getting done so watch out for that, musicforheads.com that's basically gonna have playlists from the show, exclusive beats, just general news and stuff, and I do send out tapes from the show which you'll be able to do if you contact me @ ghostonitch@hotmail they're free, until I get a shit load of order's anyway!
What do you make of the internet and what it can do for little known crews? Are you a technical bod, and are you gonna do your own website?
The net is great no doubt about it, for me I see it as an opportunity to reach people all over the world, that's not a bad thing. I'm fairly technical, but it's time constraints that hold me back, I'm getting someone to do the site for me, then I can learn how to update it and eventually maintain it altogether.
What is going to be keeping you busy over the next few months?
Finishing the EP, starting the new project, trying to work on both mixtapes, and my wife!
What are your plans for the longer term?
My main goal is to live off of the music, in an ideal world that's what I'd be doing, aside from that it's just a case of keep doing the music and linking with people. I'd like to get out of the country and work with some emcee's in other countries to do music at some point.
I ask everyone about politics, because I think it is important that we have knowledge of what is going on, and it used to be the case that most Hip Hop heads would decline to answer, but awareness seems to be getting a bit better now. I guess they don't want to upset anyone. Do you have anything to say on that? Any issues you think people need to open their eyes too?
Haha, oh yeah. But I haven't got enough page space. The Israel and Palestine situation really interests me; it's like a game of chess. That's a situation that really needs to be sorted out. For me it's really a case of common sense issues. Most of us know what's wrong and what's right.
Is there anything else you would like to mention?
Make sure you get the "Ghost Stories" EP.
Is there anyone else you would like to mention?
Yeah I'd like to shout a few people who have helped me along the way, you should never overlook their contributions. My wife for supporting me with what I'm doing. Disorda for the hook up's, much props, Tuf Kut again much props, 563, Oliver Twist (IMC), Itch fm Management, and big shout to all the Itch fm family, Kashmere for being a dope emcee and the Breakin Bread crew. I just wanna say nice one to all the people who have taken time to read this, if you believe in what your're doing don't ever stop doing it.
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Secretary's Debt Payments Are Scrutinzed
By KEITH BRADSHER,
Published: February 8, 1995
WASHINGTON, Feb. 7— Congressional investigators looking into the business dealings of Commerce Secretary Ronald H. Brown are examining transactions involving a Texas company that provided $71,500 to pay some of Mr. Brown's personal debts.
The money from the company, the Jasas Corporation, was paid last summer to Mr. Brown in the course of the sale of his stake in another concern, First International, documents show.
Another document being examined by Congressional investigators shows that Mr. Brown's partner in First International, Nolanda Hill, sought in 1993 to arrange meetings between Commerce Department officials and an owner of Jasas. The Jasas official was in Moscow trying to arrange Russian oil deals.
Mr. Brown's aides said this afternoon that he did not recall receiving the business partner's request for help in setting up the meeting, and that so far as they can tell no meeting ever took place.
Copies of the documents were obtained from a critic of Mr. Brown; the critic insisted on anonymity and has no connection with Congress. Aides to Representative William Clinger, the Pennsylvania Republican who heads the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, subsequently confirmed that they had copies of the same documents and were examining them.
The documents are the first indication of any link between Mr. Brown's personal financial dealings, which have come under increasing criticism from Congressional Republicans, and his activities as Commerce Secretary.
Last month, President Clinton offered his support to Mr. Brown in the face of Republican accusations. But Administration officials say they are worried by the potential political damage of the questions raised so far, in particular how Mr. Brown reaped $400,000 from the sale of his stake in First International, a company in which he had invested no money and in whose operations he had little direct involvement.
The sale agreement was concluded in December 1993, Mr. Brown's aides said, and the payment was in three parts, including Ms. Hill's agreement to pay off $190,000 of Mr. Brown's personal debts.
The documents now being examined in connection with the Texas company could raise further damaging questions about whether Mr. Brown's partner sought to use that link to further private business interests. While Commerce Department aides deny that department officials met with Jasas executives, the effort to arrange a meeting appears at odds with the Clinton Administration's effort to portray its officials as leaving behind their business ties when they take office.
The transactions described in the new documents are part of a complex series of events that center on another company owned by Ms. Hill, Corridor Broadcasting. In 1991, Corridor defaulted on a $26 million loan held by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, at a loss to taxpayers of $23 million.
In April 1993, Jasas bought the loan from the F.D.I.C. and foreclosed on it five months later to take control of the two television stations. Jasas retained Ms. Hill as a senior executive to continue running the stations.
As a senior Jasas official, Ms. Hill ordered on July 7, 1994, that Jasas pay $72,000 to the Polish American Trade and Services Association, a tiny company in Arlington, Va., that is jointly owned by First International and Krystyna Stachowiak, a Polish citizen, according to company memorandums and a copy of the check. Two days later, Polish American sent a $71,500 check by overnight mail to Harry Barnett, a Boston lawyer retained by Ms. Hill to pay off the $190,000 of Mr. Brown's debts.
People familiar with the transaction said that Mr. Barnett immediately used the money to repay some of Mr. Brown's debts. Mr. Barnett declined to comment.
Ms. Hill's lawyer, George J. Terwilliger 3d, said that she might have been entitled to the $72,000 as part of her work at Jasas. "As far as I know and that the records that are available at this point disclose, Jasas was not responsible for the payment of any Ron Brown indebtedness," he said.
Barbara Foster, who owns Jasas with her husband, John, said in a brief telephone conversation on Saturday that she was not aware of any payments to Mr. Brown.
On Sunday, she said in a brief telephone call, "Jasas Corporation has pending litigation and we anticipate more, and at this time corporate counsel has instructed its officers not to discuss Jasas business."
None of the documents concerning the $71,500 payment make any mention of the effort by Ms. Hill a year earlier to set up a meeting with Commerce officials for Mr. Foster.
The other document being examined by the Republican investigators depicts an apparent effort by Ms. Hill to win Commerce Department help for Mr. Foster.
On May 12, 1993, Ms. Hill wrote a memorandum on First International letterhead to "Barb Schmitz for Ronald H. Brown." Ms. Schmitz is Mr. Brown's executive assistant, Barbara Schmitz.
In the memorandum, Ms. Hill discussed efforts to schedule a meeting between midlevel Commerce officials and Mr. Foster, who was in Russia trying to develop oil business. "John Foster's preference, due to logistics, would be to make the Russian meeting (per our earlier discussions) in Moscow on May 25th or June 5th or 6th, as other dates in between will necessitate his returning to Moscow from the Komi region" of Siberia, the memorandum said.
Mr. Brown's press secretary, Carol B. Hamilton, said that no meeting was ever arranged. "The memo is not familiar to Barbara Schmitz or Secretary Brown, but more importantly, Secretary Brown has not done anything within the department or elsewhere to help John Foster, nor has anyone in the Department of Commerce," she said.


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Michael Lewis of Noblesville, Ind., who won the closest race in USAC history last year at Anderson, Ind., scored the biggest victory of his career Saturday afternoon at Phoenix (Ariz.) International Raceway. Lewis took the lead...
Michael Lewis of Noblesville, Ind., who won the closest race in USAC history last year at Anderson, Ind., scored the biggest victory of his career Saturday afternoon at Phoenix (Ariz.) International Raceway. Lewis took the lead from defending WorldCom National Midget Car Champion Kasey Kahne on the 20th lap of the 25-lap "Pennzoil Copper World Indy 200" Midget Car feature and led the rest of the way to claim the $10,000 winner's check. "I don't know what to say," he said in victory lane. "It's awesome. It hasn't sunk in yet." Lewis piloted a car co-sponsored by A.J. Foyt Racing and Electronic Chrome & Grinding. Kahne and teammate Dave Darland, the second and third-place finishers at the checkered flag, were notified after post-race technical inspection that their cars, which nearly ran out of fuel, were disqualified for failing to meet the minimum weight requirement. That left A.J. Fike of Galesburg, Ill. in the runner-up spot, followed by J.J. Yeley of Phoenix, Aaron Fike of Galesburg and Jay Drake of Val Verde, Calif. Lewis' victory establishes him as the early leader in the WorldCom National Midget Car Series standings going into the April 1 "Glen Niebel Classic" at the Anderson (Ind.) Speedway. Matt Streeter, who finished 16th in Saturday's race, emerged as the leader in the WorldCom Western Midget Car Series, heading into an April 1 race at the Stockton 99 Speedway in Stockton, Calif. Dane Carter won the pole starting spot for Saturday's race during Friday qualifying with a speed of 134.937 mph. He officially led the first five laps of Saturday's race but failed to finish the 25-mile feature due to mechanical problems. Aaron Pollock won Friday's 10-mile "qualifying race."
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1. Mike Lewis 61 2. J.J. Yeley 58 3. A.J. Fike 57 4. Aaron Fike 51 5. Jay Drake 48 6. Mike Bliss 45 7. Aaron Pollock 42 9. Tony Ave 39 9. John Nervo 31 10. Steven Robertson 29
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The airport in Yemen's capital reopened on Sunday after a one-day shutdown prompted by threats from loyalists of a sacked general close to former president Ali Abdullah Saleh, an official told AFP.
"The airport has opened after we have received reassurances from the air force that there will be no threats to aviation," the aviation official said.
"We are now preparing for the first flight" to take off since forces loyal to Saleh's half-brother, General Mohammed Saleh al-Ahmar, who has refused to quit after being sacked by President Abdrabuh Mansur Hadi, surrounded the airport late on Friday.
A military source said on Saturday that Ahmar, in a message to his troops, has refused to go unless the defense minister and other senior officials also step down.
He also demanded that several members of the powerful Hashed tribe, which backed defectors during last year's anti-regime protests, be forced into exile.
Political sources in Sana'a said that Ahmar had come under pressure from several parties, including Western ambassadors in Sana'a, to retract his decision to halt air traffic.
However, on Sunday another military official said that an air force officer who lives near the airport had fired 10 shots at the control tower demanding compensation for land belonging to his tribe which was seized to expand the airport.
"This is what forced the airport to shut down," the official said.
On Thursday, the U.N. Security Council expressed concern at recent events in Yemen, where followers of Saleh have been accused of hampering the political transition.
U.S. praises Yemeni president
The United States on Saturday praised Yemen's president for steps taken as part of the ongoing political transition even as the capital's airport was shut down and tensions ran high in Sana'a.
"The United States welcomes President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi's announcement of civilian and military personnel transfers as part of the ongoing political transition in Yemen," State Department acting spokesman Mark Toner said.
"The changes signify the National Consensus Government's commitment to fulfilling the aspirations of the Yemeni people and restoring stability to the country," he added.
"In spite of those who seek to derail the transition, President Hadi has demonstrated strong leadership by steadfastly implementing the agreed-upon political settlement," Toner added.
Hadi's reshuffle
State news agency Saba said Hadi appointed General Rashed Ali Nasser al-Jund as air force commander, replacing Ahmar, who was made an assistant to the defense minister.
Under the power transfer deal, Hadi is tasked with reunifying the army, which had split during the year-long uprising against Saleh's rule, with some units openly siding with protesters.
Neighboring Saudi Arabia, the world's biggest oil exporter, and the United States both backed the transition deal, partly due to concerns over the expansion of Qaeda's regional wing in a country next to major Red Sea oil shipping lanes.
Saba said that a senior army officer loyal to dissident General Ali Mohsen, who broke away from Saleh after the protests began, was also replaced.
The reshuffle did not affect Brigadier General Ahmed Ali Abdullah Saleh, the ex-president's son and commander of the Republican Guards, or Saleh's nephew, Brigadier General Yehia Mohammed Abdullah Saleh, who heads the paramilitary Central Security Forces.
Also replaced were the governors of four provinces, including that of Taez, a staunch Saleh ally who led a bloody crackdown against protesters, and the governor of southern Abyan province, where Qaeda's regional wing has seized swathes of territory.
Analysts said Hadi appeared to have tried to be balanced, by replacing officials from both rival camps.
"The decisions show that President Hadi is distinguished as a responsible commander. I believe the decisions have been taken in consultation with all political parties," Yemeni analyst Ali Saif Hassan said.


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There are currently 50 active listings of single family homes in the Ambleside area, priced from $2,200,000 to $7,198,000. The average price in this area is $3,641,389 and the median price is $3,289,000. 3 homes in Ambleside have sold in the last 30 days, priced from $2,175,000 - $4,200,000. The average sale price was $3,225,000 and the median sale price was $3,300,000. Current market conditions favour buyers.
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Trials Frontier is the best bike game you every gonna find it's available on both iPhone and iPad.
I have been playing this game the last 2 days and i must say it's fun to play and the best part it's free.
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Jack White Releases Conan O'Brien Album and Single!
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Last week the Hollywood Reporter said that Conan O'Brien is releasing two albums prior to launching his new TBS talk show. They actually got it wrong, says our sister pub LA Weekly--Jack White's label, Third Man Records, will actually be "releasing a Conan O'Brien album and a 7" single recorded last June."
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The [single], "And They Call Me Mad?" includes O'Brien doing improvised spoken word--plus an interview with Conan conducted by White Stripes frontman Jack White.
The [album], "Conan O'Brien Live at Third Man," will include rockabilly tunes performed by O'Brien and his--plus a duet with White.
"And They Call Me Mad?" ships Aug. 24, with ordering info available on White's Third Man Records site. Both are expected by be available on iTunes next week.
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Reindeer Romp 2015
CokerLegal is proud to be the Rudolph Champion sponsor for Denton Park and Recreation's 2015 Reindeer Romp.
The Event
Enjoy the holidays with a 4.2-mile run or a 2.5-mile walk at South Lakes Park on Friday, December 11, 2015.
Check-in will begin at 6:30 p.m., and the run and walk will begin at 7:30 p.m. The entry fee includes a T-shirt (sizes S-XL; $2 extra for an XXL), snacks, and beverages.
While you participate in Reindeer Romp, the Denton Parks and Recreation will entertain your kids! From 7 to 8:30 p.m., activities will include a giant bounce house, face painting, and crafts. If the temperature falls below 38 degrees, they will not host the fun zone.
Online and early registration ends Wednesday, December 9, 2015 at noon. Late registrations must register at check-in on race day. Packet pickup starts at 6:30 p.m. at the race on December 11. No refunds or credits provided.
Special Offer for Registrants
We're so excited that we've decided to offer the first 10 registered Reindeer Rompers who like us on Facebook and stop by one of our offices and check in on Facebook a $5 Starbucks gift card.
The Fine Print
You must be registered for one of the Reindeer Romp races. (You can register here.)
You must stop by and check in on Facebook at our Denton office or Frisco office during regular business hours.
Be among the first 10 people to show us your registration receipt and your check in each day until the event.
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Offer ends at 12:00 p.m., December 11
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The inaugural Vincentric Best Certified Pre-Owned (CPO) Value in America awards were announced today, with Honda and Lexus earning awards for best value passenger car brand and luxury brand, respectively. According to Vincentric, GMC captured the best truck brand award, edging out sister brand Chevrolet.
At the manufacturer level, General Motors and Toyota topped the list, with their brands earning a total of eight CPO awards for each manufacturer, says Vincentric.
The Vincentric Best CPO Value in America awards are vehicle-specific honors that determine the best value certified pre-owned model in each segment. Using a statistical analysis, Vincentric identified the winners by measuring which vehicles had lower than expected ownership costs given their market segment and price.
"The Vincentric Best CPO Value in America awards recognizes the efforts manufacturers have put into quality improvements. These improvements, supported by strong CPO warranties, provide value to buyers of certified pre-owned vehicles," said David Wurster, president of Vincentric. "When a great vehicle is combined with a great CPO program, more and more consumers will consider a certified pre-owned vehicle. These results demonstrate that the increasing awareness and management of total cost of ownership by manufacturers is paying dividends in this expanding market."
Vincentric measures cost-of-ownership using eight cost factors: depreciation, fees and taxes, financing, fuel, insurance, maintenance, opportunity cost and repairs. According to Vincentric, each CPO vehicle was evaluated in all 50 states — including D.C. — assuming each has been driven 15,000 miles per year, with the expectation that they will be driven an additional 15,000 miles per year over the coming five years.
For more information on all of the winners and the Vincentric methodology, visit www.vincentric.com.
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