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, Inc. (Advisory Board), SweetskinZ, Inc., and Brand Name Management, Inc. Mr. Bartle graduated from Yale University and earned his law degree from Yale Law School. Bjom Hanevik, Director Mr. Hanevik was the architect behind the biggest lottery company in Norway. The company was sold to UBS five years ago. I

erside Industrial Center, a 60.5 acre site located on the Delaware River, north of Philadelphia, in Bristol, Pennsylvania (see Illustration 5). The Riverside complex is owned by Constructural Dynamics Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of The Silvi Group Companies ("Silvi"). Isbre Holding Corp. 24 Confide

, Inc. (Advisory Board), SweetskinZ, Inc., and Brand Name Management, Inc. Mr. Bartle graduated from Yale University and earned his law degree from Yale Law School. Bjorn Hanevik, Director Mr. Hanevik was the architect behind the biggest lottery company in Norway. The company was sold to UBS five years ago.

erside Industrial Center, a 60.5 acre site located on the Delaware River, north of Philadelphia, in Bristol, Pennsylvania (see Illustration 5). The Riverside complex is owned by Constructural Dynamics Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of The Silvi Group Companies ("Silvi"). isbre Holding Corp. 24 Confide

e on bus passengers and ignited it) Consultant to the Office of the District Attorney, Westchester County, New York, in People v. Michael Laudor (Yale Law School graduate killed fiancé in the deluded belief she was a robot) Consultant to the Office of the District Attorney, Dutchess County, New York, in New

22/00 Testified at trial, 9/5/00 Epps V. Preventative Security. Inc. (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) Testified at trial, 8/25/00 CA v. Joseph Neale (Riverside, California) Testified at trial, 11/20/00 CA v. Rex Allan Krebs (Monterey, California) Testified at penalty phase, 05/03/01 Saunders v. City of S

SAIS administrators stated that there were no political or other strings attached to these grants, despite media insinuations to the contrary.* At Yale Law School, the China Law Center founded in 1999 was renamed the Paul Tsai China Center after receiving a $30 million endowment from Joseph C. Tsai, a Taiwanes

mpted to purchase two major FM stations in Los Angeles that shared the same frequency. One of them, KDAY, covers West L.A., while KDEY stretches into Riverside and San Bernardino counties to the east of the city. Greater Los Angeles is home to more than a half million Chinese, the second-biggest concentrati