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Travelers

Former airline agent admits scamming travelers

By Marnie Hunter, CNN

February 16, 2011 2:09 p.m. EST

A former Continental Airlines agent admitted selling fake travel vouchers.

STORY HIGHLIGHTS

Victoria Scardigno collected about $1 million from a fraudulent voucher scheme
The former airline agent sold fake travel vouchers for $500 to $600 each
Scardigno faces up to 20 years in prison

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(CNN) -- A former Continental Airlines sales agent pleaded guilty Tuesday to a $1 million fake voucher scheme that could result in a maximum of two decades in jail.
Victoria Scardigno, 33, of Weehawken, New Jersey, sold more than 2,000 fake travel vouchers for $500 to $600 each, according to the U.S. attorney's office in the Southern District of New York. Scardigno pleaded guilty to one count of wire fraud.
"Victoria Scardigno's low-rent Ponzi scheme took advantage of unsuspecting air travelers who thought they were buying vouchers for plane tickets when they were really buying worthless pieces of paper," Manhattan U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara said in a statement.
"Now the only trip she will be taking is to federal prison," Bharara said.
Scardigno deposited more than $1 million in her personal bank account from the sale of fake vouchers for round-trip tickets anywhere in the world, according to court documents.
The vouchers, which the airline uses to compensate customers in cases of bumping for overbooking and other inconveniences, were taken from Continental Airlines offices. Scardigno was a sales agent for the airline at Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey.
Scardigno sold the vouchers over about an eight-month period in 2009, authorities say. To keep the scheme going, Scardigno purchased real airline tickets for some voucher holders using her own credit card, other people's credit cards or cash, according to an affidavit from an FBI special agent who investigated the case.
But the purchase of real tickets, which were far more expensive than the false vouchers, soon became too costly, and Scardigno was no longer able to keep up with the demand for tickets from voucher holders, the affidavit said.
Continental terminated Scardigno's employment in late 2009 after an internal investigation, according to court documents.
In addition to buying $587,000 worth of airline tickets with her credit card, Scardigno spent approximately $15,000 at Louis Vuitton stores and more than $700 at Coach stores, authorities say.

Scardigno will have to pay restitution to the victims of the fraudulent scheme and faces a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison.

Saturday, 26 February 2011

Sri Lanka v Pakistan Match Today

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Scores

Pakistan 277/7 (50 ov)

Sri Lanka 266/9 (50.0 ov)

Pakistan won by 11 runs

ICC Cricket World Cup - 10th Match, Group A
ODI no. 3109 | 2010/11 season
Played at R Premadasa Stadium, Colombo
26 February 2011 - day/night (50-over match)


Pakistan innings (50 overs maximum)		R	B	4s	6s	SR
Ahmed Shehzad	c †Sangakkara b Perera	13	23	2	0	56.52
5.3 135.8 kph, got 'em! Shehzad had shown signs of impatience the previous delivery, and this time he was lured into a drive outside off stump, it was pitched on a length, and moved away slightly to produce the fatal edge, bounced a lot more than usual too, and Sanga doesn't let go of those 28/1
Mohammad Hafeez	run out (Herath/Jayawardene/†Sangakkara/Muralitharan)	32	31	4	1	103.22
13.1 from Muralitharan, oh dear, is anyone out, who is out, what is happening, it was full on leg stump and swept to short fine leg, there was a terrible mix-up, Kamran ran all the way to Hafeez who did not move an inch, the throw came in to Sanga, there were two batsman there, so he threw to Murali, who would have had to be eight feet tall to take the wayward throw, but the ball was in the end relayed to Murali, Hafeez thought of running to Murali's end just for a fleeting moment, abandoned such foolish thoughts, and Murali finally got the bails off, it is Hafeez who has to walk back finally 76/2
Kamran Akmal†	st †Sangakkara b Herath	39	48	5	0	81.25
20.2 82.1 kph, Well, Pakistan have lost three wickets. Kamran has taken more than any of the Sri Lankan bowlers - two. After sending Hafeez back with his wily running, he's now accounted for himself with an inexplicable unremarkable charge down the track. He seemed to have decided long back that, no matter what, this had to go over long on. And so he proceeded - to run down the track like a bull that had seen a red rag. Herath just stuck to his guns, landed it on middle and got it to turn away, past Kamran's mad, mad swipe. Miss. He doesn't have much time to turn back. Sanga does the rest. He didn't even turn back. Just kept walking. Good idea too. Vintage Kamran. 105/3
Younis Khan	c Jayawardene b Herath	72	76	4	0	94.73
40.5 90.0 kph, Younis departs, well someone had to go for it now, he went for the sweep, got a top-edge that looped up tamely in the air for a catch to short fine leg, Herath has justified his selection ahead of Ajantha, Younis has set up a late charge from Pakistan 213/4
Misbah-ul-Haq	not out	83	91	6	0	91.20

Umar Akmal	c Dilshan b Muralitharan	10	15	1	0	66.66
45.3 Umar goes, it was short, a rare one from Murali, in his eagerness to capitalise on the scarce offering, he pulled it in the air, got in a awkward position as he went through with the shot, and Dilshan took sharp diving chance at deep midwicket, Murali has suffocated Pakistan in the Powerplay 238/5
Shahid Afridi*	c Dilshan b Mathews	16	12	3	0	133.33
48.5 129.2 kph, backs away and goes for the upper cut to a short and wide delivery, but cannot get it over Dilshan at point, who goes high at it with outstretched hands, and pouches it cleanly 267/6
Abdul Razzaq	c sub (CK Kapugedera) b Perera	3	4	0	0	75.00
49.6 high full toss, Razzaq had to go for maximum, and did so, but his swing produced a top edge that swirled high in the air and settled in the hands of extra cover, Sri Lanka will feel that they have restrained a Pakistan line-up that threatened to gallop away, but couldn't quite do so 277/7
Extras	(lb 4, w 5)	9

Total	(7 wickets; 50 overs)	277	(5.54 runs per over)

Did not bat Umar Gul, Abdur Rehman, Shoaib Akhtar

Fall of wickets1-28 (Ahmed Shehzad, 5.3 ov), 2-76 (Mohammad Hafeez, 13.1 ov), 3-105 (Kamran Akmal, 20.2 ov), 4-213 (Younis Khan, 40.5 ov), 5-238 (Umar Akmal, 45.3 ov), 6-267 (Shahid Afridi, 48.5 ov), 7-277 (Abdul Razzaq, 49.6 ov)


Bowling	O	M	R	W	Econ
KMDN Kulasekara	10	1	64	0	6.40	(1w)

NLTC Perera	9	0	62	2	6.88	(2w)
5.3 to Ahmed Shehzad, 135.8 kph, got 'em! Shehzad had shown signs of impatience the previous delivery, and this time he was lured into a drive outside off stump, it was pitched on a length, and moved away slightly to produce the fatal edge, bounced a lot more than usual too, and Sanga doesn't let go of those 28/1 49.6 to Abdul Razzaq, high full toss, Razzaq had to go for maximum, and did so, but his swing produced a top edge that swirled high in the air and settled in the hands of extra cover, Sri Lanka will feel that they have restrained a Pakistan line-up that threatened to gallop away, but couldn't quite do so 277/7
AD Mathews	10	0	56	1	5.60
48.5 to Shahid Afridi, 129.2 kph, backs away and goes for the upper cut to a short and wide delivery, but cannot get it over Dilshan at point, who goes high at it with outstretched hands, and pouches it cleanly 267/6
M Muralitharan	10	0	35	1	3.50	(2w)
45.3 to Umar Akmal, Umar goes, it was short, a rare one from Murali, in his eagerness to capitalise on the scarce offering, he pulled it in the air, got in a awkward position as he went through with the shot, and Dilshan took sharp diving chance at deep midwicket, Murali has suffocated Pakistan in the Powerplay 238/5
HMRKB Herath	10	0	46	2	4.60
20.2 to Kamran Akmal, 82.1 kph, Well, Pakistan have lost three wickets. Kamran has taken more than any of the Sri Lankan bowlers - two. After sending Hafeez back with his wily running, he's now accounted for himself with an inexplicable unremarkable charge down the track. He seemed to have decided long back that, no matter what, this had to go over long on. And so he proceeded - to run down the track like a bull that had seen a red rag. Herath just stuck to his guns, landed it on middle and got it to turn away, past Kamran's mad, mad swipe. Miss. He doesn't have much time to turn back. Sanga does the rest. He didn't even turn back. Just kept walking. Good idea too. Vintage Kamran. 105/3 40.5 to Younis Khan, 90.0 kph, Younis departs, well someone had to go for it now, he went for the sweep, got a top-edge that looped up tamely in the air for a catch to short fine leg, Herath has justified his selection ahead of Ajantha, Younis has set up a late charge from Pakistan 213/4
TM Dilshan	1	0	10	0	10.00


Sri Lanka innings (target: 278 runs from 50 overs)		R	B	4s	6s	SR
WU Tharanga	c Shahid Afridi b Mohammad Hafeez	33	43	6	0	76.74
14.2 89.0 kph, well, I take that back. Hafeez has nailed Tharanga. As mentioned earlier, there is an army of green shirts inside the circle on the off side. Tossed up outside on leg, Tharanga drives on the up, and picks out Afridi at mid-off. He's thrilled after pouching the catch, tumbling forward. The game is back in the balance after Sri Lanka's recovery of sorts. 76/1
TM Dilshan	b Shahid Afridi	41	55	5	0	74.54
17.3 86.9 kph, boom booom strikes, it was too close for the cut, it was the one that went straight on, it was the one that kept low too, a deadly combination for Dilshan, who still went for the shot, and dinked it on to his stumps, Afridi stands mid-pitch with arms outstretched, has Pakistan's saviour arrived? 88/2
KC Sangakkara*†	c Ahmed Shehzad b Shahid Afridi	49	61	2	1	80.32
37.4 87.4 kph, Captain strikes. Captain falls. How much of a contribution did Gul have to this dismissal? Sanga skips out of the crease. Afridi sees him and drops it short outside off. Sanga still wants to go over the top, so stops his initial shot and tries to cross-bat it over long on. Too ambitious. Shehzad runs in, tumbles forward and pouches. Finally someone doesn't let a stumping or a catch go. 169/5
DPMD Jayawardene	b Shoaib Akhtar	2	10	0	0	20.00
20.2 138.0 kph, the Rawalpindi Express is chugging in at full steam, and has broken through the defences of Mahela, lovely delivery, pacy, on a length and cutting in, Mahela drove outside the line, and the middle stump was pegged back, Shoaib first does the aeroplane thing, then points to himself as if to say 'I told you' 95/3
TT Samaraweera	st †Kamran Akmal b Shahid Afridi	1	4	0	0	25.00
21.2 88.6 kph, Shahid does the rope trick on Thilan, flights this one on middle, gets Thilan forward, and out of the crease, gets the ball to turn as well, Kamran does not mess up the take behind the stumps, in fact Thilan's foot is just out of the crease when Kamran takes off the bails, Shahid Afridi is one short of 300 ODI wickets 96/4
LPC Silva	st †Kamran Akmal b Abdur Rehman	57	78	5	0	73.07
46.1 90.0 kph, Silva's vigil ends. Rehman can't believe it. Kamran's actually effected a stumping off his bowling. Silva dawdles out of the crease, he looks for the heave. Rehman smartly gets it to drift away from him, and gets it past his stretched swipe. Kamran collects and breaks the stumps. Even he looks sheepish. 233/8
AD Mathews	c Ahmed Shehzad b Shahid Afridi	18	20	2	0	90.00
43.4 Angelo is gone. Afridi has four. Shehzad has another catch. Angelo skips out of the crease, and Afridi sees him. He holds the length back and gets it to turn away. Angelo is forced to go with the shot and tries to cross-bat swipe it over long off. Mistimed, and it carries straight to Shehzad. Almost cleared the ropes, but not quite. 209/6
NLTC Perera	b Shoaib Akhtar	8	6	1	0	133.33
45.5 Shoaib Akhtar - rearranging stumps and landing like an aeroplane since 1997. What a legend. Thisara is gone. He finds out the hard way, than you can't set yourself up for pre-meditated slogs against the world's fastest. He moves the front foot away and looks to heave. Shoaib fires it full and fast, and removes the timber. Get ready for landing folks. 232/7
KMDN Kulasekara	c Umar Akmal b Umar Gul	24	14	2	1	171.42
49.5 Gul has a wicket and Kula's free-scoring surge has come to an end. Not a yorker this time, it was a low full toss on leg stump and Kula couldn't get as much muscle under it as he would have wanted. Still went through with the shot, backing away and looking to launch it over long on. He found the fielder. 265/9
HMRKB Herath	not out	4	10	0	0	40.00

M Muralitharan	not out	0	1	0	0	0.00

Extras	(b 1, lb 10, w 16, nb 2)	29

Total	(9 wickets; 50 overs)	266	(5.32 runs per over)

Fall of wickets1-76 (Tharanga, 14.2 ov), 2-88 (Dilshan, 17.3 ov), 3-95 (Jayawardene, 20.2 ov), 4-96 (Samaraweera, 21.2 ov), 5-169 (Sangakkara, 37.4 ov), 6-209 (Mathews, 43.4 ov), 7-232 (Perera, 45.5 ov), 8-233 (Silva, 46.0 ov), 9-265 (Kulasekara, 49.5 ov)


Bowling	O	M	R	W	Econ
Shoaib Akhtar	10	0	42	2	4.20
20.2 to Jayawardene, 138.0 kph, the Rawalpindi Express is chugging in at full steam, and has broken through the defences of Mahela, lovely delivery, pacy, on a length and cutting in, Mahela drove outside the line, and the middle stump was pegged back, Shoaib first does the aeroplane thing, then points to himself as if to say 'I told you' 95/3 45.5 to Perera, Shoaib Akhtar - rearranging stumps and landing like an aeroplane since 1997. What a legend. Thisara is gone. He finds out the hard way, than you can't set yourself up for pre-meditated slogs against the world's fastest. He moves the front foot away and looks to heave. Shoaib fires it full and fast, and removes the timber. Get ready for landing folks. 232/7
Abdul Razzaq	5	1	23	0	4.60

Umar Gul	9	0	60	1	6.66	(1nb, 2w)
49.5 to Kulasekara, Gul has a wicket and Kula's free-scoring surge has come to an end. Not a yorker this time, it was a low full toss on leg stump and Kula couldn't get as much muscle under it as he would have wanted. Still went through with the shot, backing away and looking to launch it over long on. He found the fielder. 265/9
Mohammad Hafeez	6	0	33	1	5.50	(2w)
14.2 to Tharanga, 89.0 kph, well, I take that back. Hafeez has nailed Tharanga. As mentioned earlier, there is an army of green shirts inside the circle on the off side. Tossed up outside on leg, Tharanga drives on the up, and picks out Afridi at mid-off. He's thrilled after pouching the catch, tumbling forward. The game is back in the balance after Sri Lanka's recovery of sorts. 76/1
Shahid Afridi	10	0	34	4	3.40	(1w)
17.3 to Dilshan, 86.9 kph, boom booom strikes, it was too close for the cut, it was the one that went straight on, it was the one that kept low too, a deadly combination for Dilshan, who still went for the shot, and dinked it on to his stumps, Afridi stands mid-pitch with arms outstretched, has Pakistan's saviour arrived? 88/2 21.2 to Samaraweera, 88.6 kph, Shahid does the rope trick on Thilan, flights this one on middle, gets Thilan forward, and out of the crease, gets the ball to turn as well, Kamran does not mess up the take behind the stumps, in fact Thilan's foot is just out of the crease when Kamran takes off the bails, Shahid Afridi is one short of 300 ODI wickets 96/4 37.4 to Sangakkara, 87.4 kph, Captain strikes. Captain falls. How much of a contribution did Gul have to this dismissal? Sanga skips out of the crease. Afridi sees him and drops it short outside off. Sanga still wants to go over the top, so stops his initial shot and tries to cross-bat it over long on. Too ambitious. Shehzad runs in, tumbles forward and pouches. Finally someone doesn't let a stumping or a catch go. 169/5 43.4 to Mathews, Angelo is gone. Afridi has four. Shehzad has another catch. Angelo skips out of the crease, and Afridi sees him. He holds the length back and gets it to turn away. Angelo is forced to go with the shot and tries to cross-bat swipe it over long off. Mistimed, and it carries straight to Shehzad. Almost cleared the ropes, but not quite. 209/6
Abdur Rehman	10	1	63	1	6.30	(1nb, 3w)
46.1 to Silva, 90.0 kph, Silva's vigil ends. Rehman can't believe it. Kamran's actually effected a stumping off his bowling. Silva dawdles out of the crease, he looks for the heave. Rehman smartly gets it to drift away from him, and gets it past his stretched swipe. Kamran collects and breaks the stumps. Even he looks sheepish. 233/8

Match details

Toss Pakistan, who chose to bat
Points Pakistan 2, Sri Lanka 0

Player of the match tba

Umpires IJ Gould (England) and DJ Harper (Australia)
TV umpire NJ Llong (England)
Match referee BC Broad (England)
Reserve umpire AL Hill (New Zealand)

Match notes

Powerplay 1: Overs 0.1 - 10.0 (Mandatory - 65 runs, 1 wicket)
Pakistan: 50 runs in 8.3 overs (51 balls), Extras 4
Powerplay 2: Overs 10.1 - 15.0 (Bowling side - 14 runs, 1 wicket)
Drinks: Pakistan - 79/2 in 15.0 overs (Kamran Akmal 27, Younis Khan 2)
Pakistan: 100 runs in 18.5 overs (113 balls), Extras 5
Pakistan: 150 runs in 28.6 overs (174 balls), Extras 5
4th Wicket: 50 runs in 59 balls (Younis Khan 24, Misbah-ul-Haq 26, Ex 0)
Drinks: Pakistan - 170/3 in 34.0 overs (Younis Khan 49, Misbah-ul-Haq 32)
Younis Khan: 50 off 56 balls (3 x 4)
Pakistan: 200 runs in 38.3 overs (231 balls), Extras 5
4th Wicket: 100 runs in 113 balls (Younis Khan 52, Misbah-ul-Haq 47, Ex 1)
Misbah-ul-Haq: 50 off 65 balls (1 x 4)
Over 40.6: Review by Sri Lanka (Bowling), Umpire - DJ Harper, Batsman - Umar Akmal (Struck down)
Powerplay 3: Overs 43.1 - 48.0 (Batting side - 36 runs, 1 wicket)
Pakistan: 250 runs in 47.2 overs (284 balls), Extras 7
Innings Break: Pakistan - 277/7 in 50.0 overs (Misbah-ul-Haq 83)

Powerplay 1: Overs 0.1 - 10.0 (Mandatory - 42 runs, 0 wicket)
Powerplay 2: Overs 10.1 - 15.0 (Bowling side - 36 runs, 1 wicket)
Sri Lanka: 50 runs in 11.1 overs (67 balls), Extras 3
1st Wicket: 50 runs in 67 balls (WU Tharanga 24, TM Dilshan 25, Ex 3)
Drinks: Sri Lanka - 76/1 in 14.2 overs (TM Dilshan 34)
Sri Lanka: 100 runs in 22.2 overs (135 balls), Extras 11
Over 26.3: Review by Sri Lanka (Batting), Umpire - DJ Harper, Batsman - LPC Silva (Upheld)
Drinks: Sri Lanka - 130/4 in 32.0 overs (KC Sangakkara 25, LPC Silva 11)
Powerplay 3: Overs 33.1 - 38.0 (Batting side - 35 runs, 1 wicket)
5th Wicket: 50 runs in 82 balls (KC Sangakkara 28, LPC Silva 16, Ex 9)
Sri Lanka: 150 runs in 35.2 overs (213 balls), Extras 19
Over 37.1: Review by Pakistan (Bowling), Umpire - IJ Gould, Batsman - KC Sangakkara (Struck down)
Over 38.4: Review by Pakistan (Bowling), Umpire - DJ Harper, Batsman - AD Mathews (Struck down)
Sri Lanka: 200 runs in 42.6 overs (260 balls), Extras 21
LPC Silva: 50 off 75 balls (4 x 4)
Sri Lanka: 250 runs in 48.1 overs (291 balls), Extras 27

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