Saturday, March 27, 2010

Germany to rake in one bln euros from tax dodgers - Big Hollywood
This photo illustration shows a man holding a CD in the southern German cit German tax authorities can expect to rake in more than one billion euros from tax dodgers with bank accounts in Switzerland after buying a CD containing their names, a

Large Model of H.M.S. Leviathan to be Sold in Aid of - Art Daily
see illustration]. Of Royal interest is a builder's model by Bassett-Lowke of the Norwegian Royal motor Yacht Norge, which was re-fitted by her builders Camper & Nicholson in Hampshire, for King Haakon in 1947. Norge is now one of just two Royal

Sunday Sun Online - Vancouver Sun
NEW YORK-- UBS adviser Chuck Huebner knew he was done with big brokerages when some supervisors questioned a stock he had purchased for one of his clients. The offending equity? Berkshire Hathaway. Huebner thought Berkshire was a good bargain early

Independent Mail wins 22 awards from South Carolina - Anderson Independent-Mail
Ruinard won first place as well in the photo illustration category, which included all daily newspapers with circulations of 75,000 or less, for a composite photo of a tiger mosquito alongside an image of water standing to the side of Whitner Creek

Victoria Pendleton grabs gold but UCI put brakes on GB - The Guardian
Great Britain's Victoria Pendleton celebrates after grabbing gold and glory in the women's sprint. Illustration: Tim Ireland/PA A turbulent few days for the Beijing triple gold medallist Hoy ended with an early exit in the match sprint while more

Oozes sincerity, doesn't it?! - CBS Sports
More illustration of his character. Keep your apology, Coach, and just treat people like human beings. And not just the ones who led you to a national championship. It will be good for your health!

Currituck may ban protective sandbags, dunes - HamptonRoads.com
That is just a real-life illustration of the challenges we're facing," Scanlon said. A work session on the proposed ordinance to ban sandbags and homemade dunes is scheduled for April 19. Using an existing nuisance ordinance, county attorney Ike

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