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Oktane and Price Tag, better known as Audio Push, return today with a dope new set of visuals for their track "Cut Up". The track, from their latest offering, is a dope club anthem that gets a rather fitting video. The track is definitely something to party too, and the fellas from Audio Push display that fact well in the clip. Surrounded by some nicely shaped females who like to 'toot' they butt, the fellas spit their lyrically solid bars over top of the infectious beat while they party their asses off. This shit knocks, and it can be found on Audio Push's latest mixtape, Inland Empire.
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After Indianapolis Colts' head coach Chuck Pagano was diagnosed with leukemia earlier this season, the team shaved their heads to show support for their coach. Now, hoping to show support for the coach, one of the team's cheerleaders will shave her head during Sunday's game against Buffalo. The cheerleader, whom the Colts have identified only as Megan M., announced on November 11 that she was raising money for leukemia research, and she said that if fans donated a total of at least $10,000 by the Colts' November 25 game, she would shave her head. As it turned out, fans have already donated $22,670. So during the third quarter on Sunday against the Bills, the Colts' mascot, Blue, will shave Megan's head. The Colts have raised over $250,000 dollars for leukemia research.
Former world boxing champion Hector 'Macho' Camacho has died at the hospital in Puerto Rico where he has been unconscious since he was shot in the face in an attack in his hometown. Camacho went into cardiac arrest and was then taken off life support. He died shortly after, confirmed Doctor Ernesto Torres, the director of the Centro Medico trauma center in San Juan. Camacho's mother, Maria Matias, said on Friday night that she had authorized removing him from life support after his three sons had arrived from the United States mainland and had a chance to see their father for the last time. 'They managed to visit him before he died,' said former pro boxer Victor 'Luvi' Callejas, a longtime friend who has been acting as a family spokesman in recent days. 'The family are destroyed,' Callejas said outside the hospital. Doctors had declared Camacho brain dead on Thursday. Matias had said she decided it was time for doctors to disconnect life support over the objections of the boxer's eldest son, Hector Jr, because there was no chance of recovery. 'I lost my son three days ago. He's alive only because of a machine,' she said on Friday night. 'My son is not alive. My son is only alive for the people who love him.' Camacho was shot as he sat in a car with a friend, 49-year-old Adrian Mojica Moreno, who was killed in the attack.
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Larry Hagman, who's well known for his antagonist role as a cunning oil baron J.R. Ewing in 1980s classic soap opera "Dallas" that continued in a 2012 version, has passed away in a Dallas hospital after losing his courageous battle against cancer. He was 81. "Larry was back in his beloved Dallas, re-enacting the iconic role he loved most," the family said in a statement. "Larry's family and close friends had joined him in Dallas for the Thanksgiving holiday. When he passed, he was surrounded by loved ones. It was a peaceful passing, just as he had wished for. The family requests privacy at this time." Larry's co-stars Linda Gray and Patrick Duffy, who played his on-screen wife Sue Ellen and on-screen brother Bobby respectively, were at his bedside when he passed away. "Linda was with him," confirmed her agent Jeffrey Lane. "They had been friends for 35 years and they had worked together for many years so obviously it is devastating. She called and told me. She sounded very sad." Releasing her own statement, Linda said as quoted by The Sun, "Larry Hagman was my best friend for 35 years. He was the Pied Piper of life and brought joy to everyone who knew him. He was creative, generous, funny, loving and talented. I'll miss him enormously." Larry, who used to be a heavy smoker when he was younger, was battling alcohol problems during his life. He underwent a life-saving liver transplant in 1995 and revealed that he had stage 2 throat cancer in 2011. He is survived by his wife Maj Axelsson who was diagnosed with Alzheimer's Disease in 2008, and two grown-up children, daughter Kristina Hagman and son Preston Hagman, and five granddaughters.


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Do This If You: Overstride and/or have a stride cadence of less than 180 (i.e., each foot lands less than 90 times per minute at your normal running pace). Feet shuffles will get your nervous system used to firing more quickly.
How To Do It: Staying on the balls of your feet, shuffle forward as quickly as you can while skimming over the ground. Keep knee lift at a minimum. Keep your arms bent at a 90-degree angle and loose, and your torso upright and relaxed. Do two 20-meter segments, with a walk back between, before running.
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Do This If You: Have a low stride cadence and/or splayed feet. (The latter can mean that you're spending too much time on the ground.) This exercise will help you to get off the ground more quickly.
How To Do It: Stand with one foot flat and the other leg bent at a 90-degree angle, with your arms in the appropriate corresponding position. As quickly as possible, do an "exchange" of getting into the same position on the other foot. While learning to do the drill, focus on doing 10 exchanges with the best balance possible. As you become better at the drill, see how many you can do with good balance in 15 seconds.
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Do This If You: Don't strongly use your glutes (butt muscles) when running. (If that's you, your legs don't straighten behind you, resulting in a stride that's more in front and under your body than behind it.)
How To Do It: Lie face down and bend your right leg about 90 degrees. Squeeze your right butt cheek and raise your foot at the same time. Do 10 with the right leg, then 10 on the left leg. Do these right before running. Says world championships marathoner Nate Jenkins, "These are isometrics, so you don't build a ton of strength in the repetition of them, but if you do them before running or before other exercises you will notice you use your butt more in those exercises, which over time can build a ton of strength in your glutes."


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I noticed a strange and slightly amusing trend when I went back east for a pseudo vacation. It was the phenomenon of the incredible shrinking pet. As you may know, I recently attended a county fair and encountered about as many mini horses, rabbits, dogs and pigs as I did flies and exceedingly loud tantrums.
I know that the few of us who can afford to keep our pets pretty much have to downsize to a model or models that eat less, take up less space and fit into that "under 10 lbs." restriction on most leases. Hey, I'm all up for a pet that takes up less space, but there are some extremes. Take this one for example:
That's a little too small. Look, why not just get a hamster and teach it how to blow an annoying horn non-stop for 6 hours at a stretch? Seriously, the only "new" variety of Yorkie I'm going to buy is the one with a mute button.
Isn't it just adorable? Yeah, I didn't think so. Anyway, in a world where people really believe that bigger is, in point of fact, better, we have those who would downsize. We have mini horses, mini pigs, mini dogs and pygmy hedgehogs.
I grew up in farm country, and it never ceases to amaze me how little most people know about livestock. The person who rushes out to buy a pot-bellied pig to keep in their apartment because it's just so cute would drive off a cliff to avoid the stench wafting off the average hog farm. After all, the pot-bellied pig is so damn cute and those market hogs are just plain huge, dirty and smelly.
A pig is a pig is a pig. There are no two ways about this. Anyone who tries to tell you how clean, smart and wonderful those things are has obviously never lived on the farm. I'm not joking about this, people. A little more real world experience and a little less Charlotte's Web and Disney never hurts. Oh well, I just lived on a farm, who am I to disrupt anyone's delusions? Hell, have the pig in your living room. Try to miniaturize and tame tigers. Get a seeing eye horse for that matter, I'm sure it doesn't shit nearly as much as one of the bigger models.
Let's be honest, some pets can get away with being small. The humans involved just have to keep things in perspective.
I can't say much more. After all, as an avid Shih-tzu fan and owner, I'm throwing a boulder at the glass house. At least I'm not trying to move farm animals into the house regardless of their size. Keep in mind when choosing a pet that it's all fun and games until somebody has to pay for the Rug Doctor.


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Celebrate two decades of making life one long weekend! Made from combed cotton jersey, this tee has been enzyme-washed for extra softness and screenprinted on back with our commemorative artwork. Zoom in to see the icons of the relaxed life that make up the big "20" there's a marlin, a parrot, palm trees, pin-up style hula girls and more! Our "Tommy Bahama" and marlin logos are printed on the left chest.
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James 5:19-20; Galatians 6:1-5 In his bible study guide on the Book of Galatians, Chuck Swindoll makes these penetrating remarks,
James 4:1-12 In Paul's letter to the Philippians, you will find the names of two ladies who could not get along with each other, Euodia and Syntyche (or, as it has been rendered, Odius and Soontouchy). They obviously had trouble working together. Then and now, the church is too often described in this little jingle: To dwell above with saints we love, O that will be sure glory. But to dwell below with saints we know, Well, that's another story!1
Walk To Bethlehem Walk To Bethlehem, a narrated interactive journey, presumed to have been taken by Mary and Joseph leading up to the birth of Jesus will take place Dec. 9-23 from 7-9 p.m. It is located on SR121 between CR326 and CR464, Morriston. All are welcome to come out and stroll through the Christmas fantasyland, check out the many displays, see Santa and enjoy refreshments, shop in the new Country Crafts Store, in addition to joining a caravan on the journey to Bethlehem.
"The Basics of Wisdom" James 2:13-18
The Book of Proverbs is considered to be one of the five wisdom and poetry books of the Bible. The other four are Job, Psalms, Ecclesiastes, and Song of Solomon. I would like to begin with a couple of Scripture quotes from the Book of Proverbs. There is a certain madness to the order of which I placed each verse:
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Fish Fry Holy Family Catholic Church will hold its monthly fish fry Friday, Nov. 12 at 5 p.m. Plates are $7 for adults; $6 for senior 70 and older and $4 for youth 12 and under. You may eat in or take out. The church is located on Hwy. 27A west of Williston.
Weekly Prayer Meeting Concerned citizens will be meeting once a week at the Community Center at City Hall to pray for Williston. The meeting will be held each Wednesday from noon to 1 p.m. starting on Wednesday, Nov. 17.
Archer First Baptist First Baptist Church of Archer will celebrate 90 years of service Sunday, Nov. 7. Registration begins at 10 a.m. and service will be conducted by guest speakers the Rev. Jim Johnson from Just a Preacher Ministries and the Rev. Andy Cook from Bronson Road Baptist Church. Bring your favorite dish for a covered dish lunch following the services. For more information, call 495-2225.
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One World Learning (OWL) project is designed to provide nonformal education for secondary school students in developed and developing countries to learn about the world as they have never done before. It aims to deepen their knowledge of foreign cultures and universal development issues and to establish lasting international relationships. The project is composed of regular real-time interaction of two culturally different groups (OWL teleclasses), an interest-driven and flexible curriculum, and the use of the telepresence technology in secondary education environment.
The pilot project was implemented between the Magnet High School (Ongata Rongai, Kenya) and the Berzsenyi Dániel Secondary School (Budapest, Hungary).
The One World Learning (OWL) project approaches timely issues within the international development agenda with a non-traditional perspective. It follows the main points of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) and focuses on those development issues which have to be addressed through conventional education. The OWL teleclasses emphasize the needs and interests of the actual participants, rather than relying on a general curriculum.
After completing a comprehensive preparatory course, the supervising teachers are able to support the participants in conceptualizing abstract development issues using entertaining and engaging activities. The students are encouraged to discuss some of the "big questions of life". Meanwhile, they receive continuous assistance to help them dealing with matters, which are beyond the sphere of their comfort zone.
The primary aim is to promote understanding cultural difference amongst persons and groups. The specific objectives are to broaden the knowledge of students on issues that have high priority in the global development agenda (e.g. human rights, gender equality, multicultural knowledge, health and environmental awareness, economic way of thinking etc.) and to lay down a foundation for a sustainable, nonformal development education method.
The project is designed for secondary school students as they are the most inclusive members of the society and they are about to make important decisions regarding the continuation of their studies or beginning their career. Experiences people undergo between the ages of 14 and 18 will fundamentally determine their personal and work attitude that will further influence their environment and the community.
OWL is based on telepresence technology that enables the participants to have a realistic face-to-face communication experience and to use most elements of verbal and non-verbal communication. They take their seats around a virtual table and engage in discussion, as they would do in real life. The biggest advantage of the technology is that it remains practically invisible and that is does not require any technological experience from the users. Moreover, the realistic communication experience is also ensured by the fact that there is no delay between picture and sound.
The pilot project was implemented between the Magnet High School (Ongata Rongai, Kenya) and the Berzsenyi Dániel Secondary School (Budapest, Hungary). Eighteen students and two teachers participated in an introductory session and three 2-hour teleclasses. The objective of the pilot project was to determine the feasibility of the project concepts. Cisco Hungary and Cisco Kenya provided access to the telepresence facility used in this project. The teachers of the participating schools and ICDT developed the content of the sessions based upon the interests and development needs of the students. This process was the simulation of the content development method that will apply in case of the actual project.
The analysis of the foregoing teleclasses showed that the dialogues between the participants contradict in many ways with the existing concepts of multicultural encounters and development cooperation. The meetings had brought attention to many – often surprising – issues that have been previously ignored, while other "important" problems seem to have less relevance in practice. Interestingly, none of the students had problems to get accustomed to the special environment. There was no sign of discomfort and they dealt with the situation naturally. Furthermore, it can be concluded that during the pilot project the students were extremely open and non-judgmental. Even topics like religion and sexuality did not create conflict. After the sessions the students referred to these issues as natural differences of opinions and they were interested in understanding the background instead of judging the other side. All in all, it was found that today's youth need an entirely different education approach to address their needs and interests than the one which is used in traditional education.
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Hawken graduate Peter Harrold is four wins away from some quality time with the Stanley Cup
Imagine this: The Stanley Cup, arguably the world's most famous sports trophy, spending a day in Lake County.
It could happen.
Peter Harrold, a Kirtland Hills native and current New Jersey Devils defenseman, has that opportunity. The Hawken graduate and standout defenseman at Boston College started his NHL career, ironically, with the Los Angeles Kings, the Devils' opponent in the Cup finals, which begin on Wednesday.
He spent five seasons in L.A. before signing with New Jersey last summer as an unrestricted free agent. If that decision to sign with the Devils is ultimately the right one and the team hoists the Cup, it could be coming to Harrell's hometown.
As is tradition, each player on the Stanley Cup-winning team is allowed 24 hours to enjoy the Cup, as long as there's no damage done to hockey's holy grail. Some sleep with it. Others, such as Mario Lemieux and Patrick Roy, took it swimming (published reports say the Cup quickly landed at the bottom of their pool) or drink their favorite beverage from it like a chalice. Many take it to their hometown to enjoy it with family and friends.
Lord Stanley in Lake County? Harrold's father, Jim, doesn't have a clue of his son's potential plans.
"I honestly don't know," said Jim Harrold of Kirtland Hills. "My wife thinks he'll have two choices, either here or Boston. But it will be his choice."
Peter Harrold, 28, attended Hawken, which does not have a hockey program. He played three seasons for the Cleveland Junior Barons and played on several USA Select teams when an assistant coach from Boston College recruited him for the college game. From BC, he was signed by the Kings, and he played in 164 games. His best season was 2008-09, when he played in 69 games.
This season has been an up-and-down one for Harrold, who played mostly at Albany of the American Hockey League. He appeared in just 11 regular-season games for the Devils. It's been a different story in the Stanley Cup playoffs, as Harrold has already played in 14 postseason games, including a Game 6 overtime win over the Rangers to clinch the Devils' spot in the finals.
"I've never been as excited as I was in Newark (for the Game 6 win)," said Jim Harrold, who will attend Game 2 of the finals in New Jersey with his wife, Linda. "It was electric. Just an amazing night." Continued...
Peter Harrold, who replaced rookie Adam Larsson in the Rangers series, took over running the point on the power play, a critical position. He was thrilled with the opportunity.
"It's certainly better than watching," Harrold told the Newark Star-Ledger.
As for playing against his former team, Harrold reportedly sent congratulatory texts to a few Kings players, then cut off communication with his ex-teammates when New Jersey advanced.
"They're obviously playing really well," said Harrold. "Good for them. Hopefully, we'll get a chance to beat them."
If that happens, Harrold will have a day with the Cup all to himself, and whoever else. All that would be left is the destination.
"He can take it to a lot of different places, but his normal response is not to bring attention to himself," said Jim Harrold
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This is one of my last shots I took with my composer. I have been having the worst week! Last Saturday I dropped my faithful Olympus camera and toasted my second favorite lens next to my composer , my 70-300mm lens. I watched it bounce down hill and land with a sickening crunch. So bummed ! So off to the camera store Sat. night after being forced to stay out all day on a shoot. Luckily the camera still worked for Sat. so I just went with it and shot Lensbaby all day. Well after spending just over five grand on new Nikon gear and 3 lens my Olympus camera body died today taking with it my ability to use my Lensbaby. So long story short until I recover from the cost of the new gear and scrap together some money ( going to try trading in all of my working old gear) I am without my best friend. If you have seen my images anywhere else on loads of other sites you would see I shoot Lensbaby at least 80% of the time. Needless to say I am so depressed , as I will miss most of the autumn colour one of my favorite times for bending. Will replace my baby as quickly as I can maybe a xmas present if Santa is generous after he sees the bill from all the new gear. It is bitter sweet new gear as it also means you have to replace everything from filters to lens and everything in between.
The camera Gods have decided I have had enough and are shining on me again. I found a used oly body online last night for a quarter of the cost of the new composer pro. Lensbaby so my whining was a little per mature .. Picked it up at noon and it works beautifully so my camera family are back together again! Just a few filters and a extra battery and I am back where I was before all my drama! Thanks for putting up with all my whining I very much appreciated your support ! Thanks for being there through the ruff patch this week! Cheers and may the camera gods always be smiling on you!!!
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For Hewlett-Packard, the alarm bells started ringing less than a year after the technology company bought a British software maker for $11.1 billion.
Unhappy with the business's sagging performance, H.P. ousted the software company's mercurial Cambridge-educated founder and sent a team to England to review its books last May. It was then that a senior finance official at the British company stepped forward, raising questions about the accuracy of the numbers.
Months of investigation followed, prompting Hewlett's accusations on Tuesday that the British software maker, Autonomy, had engaged in "serious accounting improprieties." Before the deal, H.P. claimed, Autonomy inflated its sales. The problems went undetected by outside accountants — both Autonomy's auditors and a firm H.P. hired to vet the deal.
The accounting issues at Autonomy, which sells software that examines data for patterns, cost Hewlett more than $5 billion.
Now, the Autonomy matter has been referred to regulators in two countries, and the Federal Bureau of Investigation has opened a case, according to people briefed on the matter who were not authorized to speak publicly. H.P. is also considering its own legal action. "This took time" to uncover, said Meg Whitman, H.P.'s chief executive. The issues, she said, "were designed to be hidden."
Hewlett can't escape the onslaught of bad news.
In recent years, what was once a giant of Silicon Valley has been buffeted by management turnover, board controversy and waning profits. The company, which previously rivaled the likes of I.B.M., Cisco and SAP, has watched the value of its stock erode sharply.
Even before the accounting problems, the Autonomy acquisition looked troubled. Within weeks, the deal contributed to the downfall of the chief executive at H.P. and led to squabbles among company's directors, including Ms. Whitman, who took over in September 2011.
In the latest quarter, the company reported a $6.9 billion loss, dragged down by the Autonomy mess and continuing problems in the business that resulted in an overall charge of $8.8 billion. On Tuesday, the stock continued falling, dropping 12 percent to less than $12, its lowest point since 2002. "We intend to be very aggressive in recovering value for our shareholders," said John Schultz, H.P.'s chief counsel. Individuals will be examined as well as accounting firms, he said, adding, "we're not limiting it to Autonomy."
Autonomy's founder, Mike Lynch, rejected Hewlett-Packard's claims, denying that his former company committed any accounting chicanery or misled anyone about its financial information. He indicated that the company's practices were in line with international accounting standards. "It's completely and utterly wrong," Mr. Lynch said.
The deal was criticized at the outset.
In August 2011, H.P.'s chief executive at the time, Léo Apotheker, shifted strategy unexpectedly. All in the same announcement, Mr. Apotheker disclosed plans to buy Autonomy, killed two major products and publicly mused about selling the company's personal computing business.
While many Wall Street analysts said H.P. was overpaying for Autonomy, Mr. Apotheker believed that H.P., which sells printers and computer servers as well as PCs, needed to move more aggressively into software. In buying Autonomy, he was buying into one of the biggest trends in tech, the analysis of voluminous data.
Autonomy specializes in finding patterns among so-called unstructured data, like e-mails, online video, or web surfing. Mr. Lynch is a Cambridge-trained Ph.D. in signal processing who previously founded a company that searched for fingerprint patterns. He made a reported $800 million from the sale of Autonomy. A brilliant man known for a brutish office manner, he bonded with Mr. Apotheker, a multilingual German software executive.
But within weeks of striking the deal, Mr. Apotheker was out, and Ms. Whitman was named to the top spot. During the deal negotiations, she had complained about the Autonomy price to other board members, according to several people briefed on the matter. Mr. Lynch's other close ally at H.P. during the sale of Autonomy, a chief technology officer named Shane Robison, left H.P. toward the end of 2011.
Early in her tenure, Ms. Whitman resolved to increase Autonomy's customer base with existing H.P. clients, and to look for ways to put the software inside H.P. products. Ms. Whitman and other executives gushed about the opportunities, describing ways Autonomy's number-crunching technology could take on I.B.M. in data analysis, and Amazon.com in cloud computing services.
Behind the scenes, the situation was less sunny.
After securing the deal, Mr. Lynch tried to keep Autonomy far from H.P.'s bureaucracy. He mostly worked in London, and initially kept Autonomy's main office in a San Francisco high-rise decorated with pictures of famous theoretical mathematicians, and not at H.P.'s Palo Alto headquarters.
"He told his people, Meg, anyone who'd listen, that H.P. should not get involved with Autonomy," said an executive who worked with both companies who asked not to be named to preserve professional relations. "Meg figured we should leave them alone, so they could stay entrepreneurial."
The lack of cooperation between the two companies quickly became evident. At a going-away party, an H.P. lawyer presented Mr. Lynch with a sweatshirt with the word "integration" and a line through it.
Autonomy, too, was facing challenges after years of fast growth but poor customer relations, according to Leslie Owens, an analyst with Forrester Research. "They didn't invest in R&D; they didn't have regular software releases; they weren't transparent with a road map of where they were going; they didn't seek customer feedback," she said. "Customers complained, but the promise of managing all their information and making better decisions was so attractive. They bought more."
Soon after the H.P. acquisition, Ms. Owens said, Autonomy announced a new version of its core product. "We asked for a demo," she said, and "we're still waiting."
Sales plummeted soon after Autonomy became part of H.P. Ms. Whitman said she initially thought this was because of Mr. Lynch's lack of experience running a big company. In hindsight, however, she ascribed it to Autonomy conforming to H.P.'s rules.
According to H.P., Autonomy sold hardware like servers, but the company booked these as software sales in some instances, thus underplaying expenses and inflating the margins. "They used low-end hardware sales, but put out that it was a pure software company," said Mr. Schultz. Computer hardware typically has a much smaller profit margin than software. "They put this into their growth calculation."
An H.P. official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because of continuing inquiries by regulators, said the hardware was sold at a 10 percent loss. But the loss was disguised as a marketing expense.
The amount registered as a marketing expense appeared to increase over time, the official said. This was notable, because H.P. was reviewing a period in which Mr. Lynch appeared to be shopping Autonomy to H.P. and other companies.
"It was a willful effort by some company executives to mislead investors and potential buyers," Ms. Whitman said.
H.P. also contended that Autonomy relied on value-added resellers, middlemen who sold software on behalf of the company. Those middlemen, which the H.P. official characterized as "small companies that relied on Autonomy products for the majority of their sales," reported sales to customers that didn't actually exist.
H.P. also claimed that Autonomy was taking licensing revenue upfront, before receiving the money. That improper assignment of sales inflated the company's gross profit margins.
H.P. said it discovered the problems only after Mr. Lynch's departure. Soon after he was fired, several senior Autonomy executives also resigned from H.P. Mr. Lynch said he has started another company, and expected these executives to join him.
Now, H.P. is dealing with the fallout. Last week, H.P. passed along its findings to the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Serious Fraud Office in Britain.
The problems complicate an already difficult turnaround effort, as Hewlett-Packard continues to face weakness in its core businesses. Revenue for the full fiscal year dropped 5 percent, to $120.4 billion, with the personal computer, printing, enterprise and service businesses all losing ground. Earnings dropped 23 percent, to $8 billion, over the same period.
"I knew H.P. was going to be a challenge," said Ms. Whitman. "I've been around long enough to know you have to play the hand you're dealt."
Ben Protess contributed reporting.
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11:16 a.m. EDT | June 18, 2013
The bill that Gov. Rick Scott signed last week that blocks a paid sick time ballot fight in Orange County, and other similar efforts statewide, has made a national splash in various news media. Read More
6:39 a.m. EDT | June 18, 2013
TALLAHASSEE -- With a growing economy and legislative wins in the bank, Gov. Rick Scott's political fortunes appear to be improving. Read More
4:20 p.m. EDT | June 17, 2013
TALLAHASSEE -- Citizens' Property Insurance Chief Financial Officer Sharon Binnun resigned Monday from the state-run property insurer. Read More
1:31 p.m. EDT | June 17, 2013
U.S. Rep. Alan Grayson, D-Orlando, warned that "Uncle Sam" was morphing into "Big Brother" during a floor speech Friday that harped on recently-revealed NSA surveillance programs, including those that peek into phone records and Internet servers. Read More
8:32 a.m. EDT | June 17, 2013
TALLAHASSEE -- Good morning and happy Monday. Read More
4:25 p.m. EDT | June 14, 2013
TALLAHASSEE - Florida Gov. Rick Scott didn't waste much time in signing a bill Friday that would block local governments from enacting mandatory paid sick time measures, such as the one pending in Orange County. Read More
1:50 p.m. EDT | June 14, 2013
Former state Sen. Nan Rich, the only established Democrat in the 2014 governor's race, was turned down for speaking at the Florida Demoratic Party's big bash Saturday night in Hollywood but she's not giving up. She released her speech anyway. Read More
11:47 a.m. EDT | June 14, 2013
Elizabeth Cuevas Neunde, founder of the Puerto Rican Chamber of Commerce of Florida, is kicking off her campaign for governor Saturday in her hometown, Tampa. She is one of 18 declared candidates, including three Republicans, so far for the 2014. Read More
11:55 a.m. EDT | June 14, 2013
Mayor Teresa Jacobs used her third State of Orange County speech Friday to push the idea that a 'sustainable' environment was one of the area's three crucial pillars, along with a sound economy and strong sense of community. Read More
11:01 a.m. EDT | June 14, 2013
As the Florida Democratic Party prepares for its big, annual pep gala, the Sun-Sentinel's Anthony Man and Democratic strategist Steve Schale weigh in on why Democrats underperform in Florida and what the future might hold. Read More