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Robinson said on loan documents that the money would be “short-term working capital’’ for his business, Megaladon Development Inc. in Miami, for a development project in Jamaica, according to yesterday’s statement.
Instead, prosecutors said, Robinson and his girlfriend, Stephenie Hodge, spent the money on a condominium with plasma televisions and high-end furniture.
Authorities said Hodge was listed as the Megaladon marketing director, though she actually worked in an exotic dance club. Phone numbers listed for Hodge and Robinson in Florida have been disconnected. Robinson’s attorney, J. Keith Rigg of Des Moines, could not be reached for comment.
By November 2005, Klinefeldt’s office said, Robinson had obtained more than $700,000 in loans from the bank but had not made a single repayment. Prosecutors said Robinson spent the money on more personal items, including $44,000 to buy or lease 10 vehicles, a $3,000 tab at a strip club, and a dog that cost $1,000.

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MONTREAL — “Where do I begin?’’ Shirley Bassey purred 40 years ago while singing the theme from the film “Love Story.’’ “To tell the story of how great a love can be?’’
In my case, where I begin is not to profess a deep love for Ali MacGraw — or even Ryan O’Neal — but I’m declaring my love for approximately 5,000 bicycles that reside in Montreal. It’s hard not to fall in love when you’re in Montreal on a balmy summer evening. Meandering through this charming Quebec city can feel like a stroll in Paris, but with more strip clubs,
, and fried chicken restaurants. My heart was unprepared, however, for the moment that I laid eyes on my first Bixi.
Bixi, short for Bicycle Taxi, is a one-piece, aluminum frame bicycle that is part of the bike sharing program that was introduced in Montreal last summer. It’s such a success story here that it migrated to the US this summer. With a sleek exterior and pedal-powered f …

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They said Robinson put the condo in the name of his girlfriend, listing her as his company’s marketing director though she actually worked in a strip club.
Williams later approved an $80,000 loan for Robinson, which was supposed to be used for business but again was spent on personal items, including cars, clothes and more furniture, prosecutors said.
When Williams’ lending authority at the bank ran out, he and Robinson circumvented the $500,000 limit by having the mother-in-law of Robinson’s business partner, Jorge Rodriguez, sign documents for a $150,000 loan that was wired directly to Robinson’s company.
Prosecutors said the woman was told she was signing the documents to invest in Robinson’s company, but he spent $44,000 to buy or lease 10 vehicles, including three Mercedes, two BMWs and five motorcycles. He also spent $3,000 at strip clubs, bought a dog for $1,000 and spent $28,000 on house-related payments, prosecutors said.

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By Chris Bergeron/Daily News staff
Posted Sep 07, 2010 @ 11:56 AM
Mike Bagge believes Labor Day was made a holiday for all the hardworking folks like him.
“You know what I think? Christmas is for kids. Thanksgiving is for the whole family,” he said in his shop on Kuniholm Drive, Holliston. “Labor Day is my holiday because I’ve worked so hard all my life.”
Since 2003, Bagge, 51, has owned East Coast Perfection Coatings with shops in Holliston and Framingham. He works 50 hours a week with 10 employees covering pliers and wire strippers with electricity-resistant insulation.
The work is hot, hard, unglamorous and critical for anyone working on live electrical wires.
Bagge called his workers – five native-born Americans and five immigrants – “incredibly hardworking guys.” Asked to rate their work’s difficulty, he described plastic coating as “an 8 or 9 on a 10-point scale.”

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WOBURN, MA USA September 07, 2010 Daimer Industries Inc.®, known nationally for its Eco-Green® cleaning formulations, has unveiled three grout sealers aimed at different industries. The products use ingredients composed of soy-based compounds. Eco-Green® grout sealers are being sold to the restaurant, janitorial, and food processing industries to preserve grout joints and repel stains and dirt in heavily trafficked environments.
These grout sealers have been chemically engineered with only enviro-friendly compounds designed for tiled ceiling, floors, walls and counters in high-volume, commercial environments, discussed Daimer.com hard surface spokesperson Matthew Baratta. We applied the same non-toxic technology that we’ve used in each of our non toxic cleaning chemicals.
Grout Sealers for Many Industries
The products are part of the Eco-Green® series of hard surface products that include: a graffiti remover and lifter, a concrete sealer, a concrete/rust and stain remover, a floor finishing stripper, a multi-purpose hard surface cleaner and a tile and grout cleaner.

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