After one customer's account at Broadway was frozen in connection with a money laundering investigation, the bank allowed him to set up a new account, Mr. Boyd said.
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — A Pakistani court has ordered that former President Pervez Musharraf's property be seized and his bank accounts frozen in connection with the legal case concerning the assassination of former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto.
(Reuters) MIDDLE EAST SYRIA: EX-PREMIER'S ASSETS FROZEN In a high-profile effort to demonstrate the government's anti-corruption drive, the assets of former Prime Minister Mahmoud al-Zohbi were frozen in connection with an investigation of his possible misuse of public funds, the governing Baath Party's newspaper reported.
It's not yet clear how much, if any, burned investors will receive of the $500,000 or so it is believed investigators managed to freeze in connection with the Carlisle and Crouch boiler room.
On-going connections will freeze, no new connections will connect.\n\nCU-VPN will experience an outage as CCC building (not ServerFarm) switches are upgraded.
Even after someone passes away, their social media accounts remain, undeterred by their nonexistent mortal connections, frozen in time, and functioning as an eerie avatar of their once-online selves.
Jobs had been practicing for five days, yet even on the last day of rehearsals the iPhone was still randomly dropping calls, losing its Internet connection, freezing or simply shutting down.
Of course, one could imagine a bandwidth-intensive online service -- say, one that offers movies on demand -- negotiating a deal that enables it to tie up most of the capacity of a typical home broadband connection, freezing out its rivals.
Just take a can of cannellini beans, a small onion, two garlic cloves, one small red hot chili, four ounces of spinach (the Popeye connection -- and frozen is fine!), two ounces of fresh white bread crumbs, cumin, coriander and cilantro.
The connection weights are frozen periodically during training so that test data can be applied.
