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Question: help me understand this. i see people show up to work with every imaginable thing on brief case or sports bag to work. is this normal? what should be carried on you to your daily life? personally i carry my wallet with cash,debit card, id ,insurance i.d and that's it.
Answer: a wallet, phone and keys
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OSHKOSH - As Facebook starts to go public with a stock offering, a woman from Oshkosh is charged with selling fake shares of the famed Internet company.
A $50,000 cash bond was set yesterday for 46-year-old Marianne Olesen, who appeared in Winnebago County Circuit Court on 34 criminal charges. All but one of the counts are felonies. Most charge her with identity theft, fraud, and forgery. Prosecutors said Olesen claimed to own Facebook stock, and she duped at least four investors into buying some of it. Officials said one man gave Olesen 28-thousand-dollars in cash and concrete work for stock certificates that appeared to be legit. Authorities said Olesen obtained her documents from a Florida firm that owns private stock in Facebook. She apparently told the firm she was interested in buying a million-dollars of those shares. The case includes a couple of drug charges. Police said they discovered a marijuana-growing operation at her home in January. Olesen is due back in court a week from today, when a judge will decide if there's enough evidence to order a trial.
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NFL fines Umenyiora $20,000 for media absence
INDIANAPOLIS — A Super Bowl mistake cost Osi Umenyiora roughly the price of a championship ring.
The Giants defensive end was fined $20,000 by the NFL on Wednesday, a few hours after he missed a mandatory morning media session.
“I misunderstood the schedule,” Umenyiora said in a statement released by the team. “It won’t happen again, and I will be at tomorrow’s media session and available after the game. I apologize for any inconvenience my absence this morning may have caused.”
Umenyiora was supposed to be sitting at a riser answering questions after coach Tom Coughlin spoke, but his seat remained empty for the 45-minute session. The league announced its fine less than two hours later.
The rest of the Giants players and coaches attended the session, four days before the NFL title game between the Giants and New England Patriots.
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Morning State News Briefs: Oshkosh woman charged Facebook fraud scheme Officials said one man gave Olesen 28-thousand-dollars in cash and concrete work for stock certificates that appeared to be legit. Authorities said Olesen obtained her documents from a Florida firm that owns private stock in Facebook.... |
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US tricked man convicted of plot to bomb synagogues: lawyers A spokeswoman for the US Attorney's office in Manhattan declined to comment on the appeals briefs. Controversy has surrounded the case in which the presiding judge, Colleen McMahon, repeatedly criticized the government's handling of the investigation.... |
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court briefs Cease's attorney, Demetrius Fannick, asked for the continuance in court papers Tuesday, citing evidence had not yet been returned or tested in the case. KINGSTON – Charges of simple assault, harassment and disorderly conduct were dismissed against ... |
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This man... Luis Moreno Ocampo Suffice it to say, it was a fatal statement made to a prosecutor, whowas looking for straw man to hang onto—not after seven long yearsof futile efforts of unsuccessfully prosecuting not a single case atthe ICC. Apparently, the suspect, now committed ... |
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Acadiana police briefs for Feb. 1, 2012 Acadia Parish authorities are investigating the death of a 58-year-old man whose body was found in a drainage ditch Tuesday morning. The man's body was found at 8:45 am in the 3000 block of Basile Eunice Highway near Basile, according to a Sheriff's ... |
