Moving and Storage Business News

The News Review:

- Tax-evasion indictments issued
- LG large-screen laptop gives new dimension to entertainment – LG S900…
- 3Leaf Systems Virtual Compute Environment Enables the Dynamic Data…
- Country Life Vitamins Becomes The First Line Of Vitamins Certified…
- A leaner Intel sells off more of its assets

Tax-evasion indictments issued
Denver Post – Apr 10, 2008
attorney for Colorado, announced two federal grand- jury indictments in tax-evasion cases Wednesday. Michael Ewing, 55, of Aurora is accused of tax evasion and mail fraud. His indictment alleges he obtained more than $25,000 a year between 2000 and 2005 using falsified expense reports and check requests with Graebel, a moving and storage company. He allegedly failed to report the fraudulently obtained money as income. “There are severe criminal penalties for people who fraudulently obtain money and then attempt to evade their income taxes,” Eid said. Former Colorado Springs resident John Minemyer, 49, also is accused of tax evasion. His indictment alleges he did not report income from his 50 percent partnership interest in Lozon, a manufacturer of coupler devices for fiber-optic pipes.

LG large-screen laptop gives new dimension to entertainment – LG S900…
Al-Bawaba – Apr 10, 2008
Comprising four business units Mobile Communications, Digital Appliance, Digital Display and Digital Media with 2006 global sales of US $38. 6 billion LG Electronics is the worlds largest producer of CDMA handsets, air conditioners, optical storage products, DVD players and home theatre systems. LG Electronics Digital Media Company provides digitally integrated products such as audio-video systems, optical storage, PC and car infotainment focusing on next-generation businesses. 2008 Al Bawaba (www.

3Leaf Systems Virtual Compute Environment Enables the Dynamic Data…
techwhack.com – Apr 10, 2008
), enabling 3Leaf to support one hundred percent of the x86 server market. This scalable, flexible, and dynamic data center infrastructure enables allocation of all server resources on demand, moving them in a just-in-time fashion to and from the applications, thereby maximizing resource usage and minimizing power consumption. This vastly simplifies management and allows businesses to effectively respond to spikes in utilization. As a result, data center infrastructure is more agile and flexible, and operational and capital costs are dramatically reduced. Enabling the Dynamic Data Center 3Leafâs Virtual Compute Environment is the core enabling technology for the Dynamic Data Center, which is being embraced by the industry as the next generation data center. The Dynamic Data Center leverages virtualization to bring agility and flexibility in resource deployment while at the same time significantly lowering operating and capital costs…
About 3Leaf Systems 3Leaf Systems provides next-generation server virtualization solutions to support both scale-up and scale-out virtual servers in enterprise data centers. 3Leaf technology simplifies operations by increasing the utilization and availability of large-scale data center resources. A privately held company based in Santa Clara, California, 3Leaf Systems investors include Alloy Ventures, Enterprise Partners, Intel Capital, and Storm Ventures. For more information, visit www. com or call 408-572-5900. 3Leaf Systems and 3Leaf V-8000 are trademarks or registered trademarks of 3Leaf Systems.

Country Life Vitamins Becomes The First Line Of Vitamins Certified…
NPIcenter – NPIcenter (press release) – Apr 10, 2008
Studies have shown that some persons with celiac disease continue to have nutritional deficiencies years after following a gluten free diet and would benefit from vitamin and mineral supplementation. For approximately 3 million people in the United States a gluten-free diet is a medically required diet. These people cannot consume storage proteins found in grains such as wheat, rye and barley. Consumption of gluten protein causes damage to the digestive tract and can lead to other complications. Many other consumers choose a gluten-free diet for other reasons. ABOUT GFCO-The Gluten-Free Certification Organizationâs (GFCO) provides an independent service to supervise gluten-free food production according to a consistent, defined, science-based standard that is confirmed by field inspections, in order to achieve heightened consumer confidence and safety. GFCO is âGluten-free you can easily seeâ through a trademarked logo on packaging…
org, or call 253-218-2956. ABOUT COUNTRY LIFE-Country Life Vitamins and its family of companies including Desert Essence, Biochem, Long Life Teas, Iron-Tek Nutrition and Real Food Organics have been a leader in the field of health and nutrition for over 36 years. The company believes in creating high-quality products that combine the importance of wellness and self-improvement as well as emphasizes the importance of good health starting from within. Country Life Vitamins only uses the finest natural and organic ingredients from farming organizations around the world which support sustainability and protect the health of the environment. To further their commitment to being socially responsible, the company purchases wind energy credits to offset 100 percent of its electricity in the US. Additionally, Country Life utilizes recycled paper for all packaging and soy based inks as well as encourages eco-friendly office practices.

A leaner Intel sells off more of its assets
BetaNews – Apr 10, 2008
Today’s sale includes the enterprise and storage assets of Intel’s optical storage unit, as well as its Connects cables business, to Emcore, a fiber optics networking supplier in Alburquerque, New Mexico. Last December, Intel sold Emcore the telecom portion of its optical platform. GA_googleFillSlot(“BN_Article_Box_336x280″);Intel began moving into a number of different areas of the communications industry back in the 1990s, but the chip maker failed to make much money there. In an earlier round of sell-offs in 2006, Intel unloaded its media and signaling business to Eicon Networks and. Fast forwarding to 2008, at the end of March, Intel finally started to sidestep out of the flash memory business directly with the announcement of Numonyx, a joint venture between Intel, Francisco Partners, and European-based STMicrolectronics…
Intel is expected to transfer much of its assets in both NOR and NAND flash to Numonyx. Many industry analysts at the time had called upon Intel to make just such a move. Intel’s NOR business caused the company “substantial losses over the past decade,” said Israeli-based financial analyst Shlomi Cohen, in a note published at the beginning of March. Meanwhile, Intel’s partnership with Micron Technology around NAND, just launched last year, “had already blighted Intel’s results by the end of the fourth quarter, and was one of the triggers behind the stock’s subsequent collapse,” according to the analyst. Soon afterward, Intel CEO.