 rapper Guerilla Black and a handful of associates were reportedly arrested Wednesday (January 16) on charges related to a credit card fraud case.
Details of the elusive hip-hop artist's latest predicament emerged hours after he got taken in by police.
Black initially ran into problems when police arrested him last summer in connection to the credit card case.
The scam reportedly lasted from January 2011 to February 2012and earned Black roughly $150,000.
A detailed listing of charges Black faced also surfaced in mid-2012.I think it's a personal thing what one considers lifestyle creep. It is still buying what you value and keeping to a budget. If you can work it in your budget I don't think it's a creep. But if your budget is increasing to accommodate the lifestyle changes its a creep. Trying to justify to yourself is giving excuses for the spend. If you feel you have to do that perhaps  your budget is too restrictive. 

For me taking taxis is a lifestyle creep. I bring my kids around on the weekends. Keeping to public transport is hard because they get tired from the journey and it's harder to coax a tantruming child into shower after getting home.  It's a convenience spending. It's difficult for me get out of it because I need to find a place for their classes so they are not over tired.Cambridge-based inkjet printing kit designer Xaar (XAR) comes under intense selling pressure as long-term chief executive Ian Dinwoodie announces his retirement. The shares fall 10% to 898p on this blow, overshadowing robust full-year 2013 results despite hints of a slowdown in growth. Investors seem happy to take profits with the share price having tripled in 15 months.
Global online fashion store ASOS (ASC:AIM) gives up 14% to £54.62 as a weak second quarter trading statement disappoints the market. For the two months to 28 February, retail sales grew 26.2%, well below 32.5% consensus estimates. Recent Aim debutante Boohoo.com (BOO:AIM) is spooked by the news, falling 12.2% to 58.38p on the negative read-across. Read our news analysis on why the shares have fallen so far.
Mid cap oil explorer Cairn Energy's (CNE) full-year results get a frosty reception – the shares down 9.6% to 177.5p. A pre-tax loss of $1.1 billion is reported, the buyback is cancelled and it says medium-term spending plans could be threatened by Indian tax issue. We take a closer look at its problems here.
Supermarket giant Sainsbury's (SBRY) nudges 0.95p higher to 312.35p despite its remarkable run of like-for-like sales growth coming to an end in the fourth quarter. Downgrades follow news like-for-like sales fell 3.1% over the 10 weeks to 15 March against tough comparatives and an increasingly-competitive market.
Housebuilder Berkeley (BKG) adds 1.9% to £27.02 after reporting strong forward sales, increased land holdings and saying that its cash return is still on track. The company will return 270p per share by September 2015. A further 433p per share is due to be returned by September 2018.
A second profit warning in five months puts the brakes on Speedy Hire (SDY), down 13.5% to 66.38p. The share price slumped last year after an accounting scandal and the departure of the company's chief executive officer. Having rebounded this year, Speedy now shocks the market with news that full-year profit will be 20% below market forecasts. This is due to lower asset sales, Middle East trading losses and lower hire revenues in the UK.
Social housing repair specialist Mears (MER) slips 1.5% to 493.5p as investors fret about the lack of growth in its order book, flat at £3.8 billion. The care operations were disappointing when you exclude the contribution from ILS, acquired in April 2013. Exceptional costs at its recently-sold mechanical and electrical business were £1 million larger than forecast. The company tells Shares that there's £300 million of live contract tenders and it already has visibility for 92% of budgeted revenue in 2014.
Copper producer Antofagasta (ANTO) jumps 3.6% to 875.5p as a higher-than-expected dividend and bullish outlook statement at full-year results compensates for lower-than-forecast earnings.
Small cap media group Jaywing (JWNG:AIM) soars 10.7% to 28.5p after buying Epiphany, a UK search marketing agency, for an initial £11 million. The target works for big companies including Tesco (TSCO) and Pets at Home (PETS).
Agricultural supplies-to-retail stores group Wynnstay (WYN:AIM) softens 32p (4.7%) to 645p after warning of a more challenging, weather-impacted start to the year. The running Shares Play of the Week says first-half profits will lag last year's record result. Analysts downgrade numbers but see a more promising outlook for the second-half period.
Language translation specialist SDL (SDL) has limited success at drawing a line under a series of disasters last year, with investors marking the stock down 5.7% to 349p on full-year results. They show the expected profits wipe out with pre-tax profits collapsing from £27.4 million in 2012 to a £24.4 million loss in what chief executive Mark Lancaster called 'without doubt... the toughest year SDL has ever had.'
Automated buying platform operator Proactis (PHD:AIM) rises more than 2% to 54p after raising £2.2 million of funds and hinting at a future acquisitions spree. Shares flagged the company's more aggressive expansion and growth plans in January.
Decontamination and testing specialist Bioquell (BQE) plummets 6.4% to 131.5p on a slow start to 2014. This followed a year where profits fell to £3.1 million from £4 million in 12 months.
Life sciences services group Source BioScience (SBS) improves 1% to 13.3p despite it losing £1.1 million in 2013 from a £1 million pre-tax profit a year earlier. It generated £2.1 million cash from a 19% rise in sales to £19.5 million with two acquisitions causing the losses.The latest addition to the Wisenet camera range manufactured by Hanwha Techwin is a 2 MP 32x zoom box camera. The Wisenet X-Lite XNZ-L6320, which is equipped with a 32x optical motorised varifocal lens with auto focus, is a direct replacement for the highly successful Wisenet SNZ-6320 zoom box camera, but is much smaller and offers a more cost-effective option than its predecessor.
“The introduction of this new box camera is a reflection of our commitment to continually look at ways in which we can enhance our range of cameras,” said Uri Guterman, head of product and marketing at Hanwha Techwin Europe.
The Wisenet XNZ-L6320 is a true day/night camera with a removable infrared cut filter which benefits from enhanced Wide Dynamic Range (WDR). The latter performs at up to 120 dB to produce clear images from scenes containing a challenging mix of bright and dark areas.
Unlike conventional WDR which captures images by taking two frames taken at different exposures, the Wisenet XNZ-L6320 makes use of four frames captured at different exposure levels to produce a clearer image.
In my experience, equalists, humanist, etc. tend to have a color/ gender blind world-view, this line of thinking tends to ignore/ deny power relationships and ends up further entrenching those power dynamics.  I suppose we could [ask the folks at /r/equality about it](http://www.reddit.com/r/Equality/comments/fg2xv/requality_do_you_accept_the_existence_of/).  I don't know how much sway /r/MensRights has over that forum, I would imagine it's considerable, but I'm interested to see what they have to say about the question.During the global lockdowns, travel restrictions had brought much heartache to a lot of people. Many had been looking forward to those vacations for a year. Others just wanted to get out for a while after the stressful time the COVID-19 pandemic caused.
Now that restrictions have been slightly lifted, at least at the national level, it’s understandable that you’d be so excited, you’d want to jump at the first opportunity to go. And you will be so preoccupied checking your luggage and looking at your list of ‘what to bring’ that you’d probably forget one important thing: is your house safe and secure enough today to leave behind for a long vacation?
Leaving your home for a long vacation after so many months means your property will be unwatched for the first time since the lockdown. You’ve been so used to being at home that you probably haven’t given much thought to aspects of your home that would be important when you’re away. One of them is security. Without an updated security system at home, your property will be most vulnerable. Utilities are another thing to think about.
You wouldn’t want to keep on worrying about your house while you’re on vacation