It is a move unlikely to be cheered in Australia, where he will forfeit the annual subsidy of 20,000 Australian dollars he receives under a government program to encourage small locally based exporters.
The biggest part of the package, though, is a "make-whole grant" of restricted stock worth $25 million to make up for the compensation he is forfeiting by leaving Microsoft, where he ran the Xbox games business.
And, he wrote, he had taken a pay cut in 2009 to rejoin the S.E.C., where he had previously worked as general counsel, and that he "forfeited millions of dollars to serve my country".
He sometimes raced in his 1978 VW Rabbit ("my Jimmy Carter car") to chess matches, where he would show up five minutes before having to forfeit the game just to psych out his opponents, recalls high school friend Norman Book, now an executive VP at the conservative website WorldNetDaily.
Forfeiting bail, he fled Parma north for Casalmaggiore, where he painted a few works, as skillfully as ever.
Judge Rakoff also agreed to order Mr. Kassar to forfeit all of his assets, including a mansion in Marbella, Spain, where he held meetings with the operatives who were part of the sting operation.
Short has continued his fine form this week at India's Kolkata Open where he is joint leader with 3.5/4 in an event which became news when French GM Vladislav Tkachiev was forfeited for being drunk at the board.
Dom had already forfeited his cars and phones and most of his cash, so Jerome was responsible for getting him where he needed to be, for keeping him well fed, for making sure he had a place to sleep.
Troicki must also forfeit all of the prize money and rankings points he earned at the Monte Carlo tournament, where he was beaten 6-1 6-2 by Finland's Jarkko Nieminen in the first round.
Meanwhile, he can continue to tack between the two ideological and stylistic identities that have got him where he is today — the rebel and the regular, the Rooseveltian (Theodore) and the Reaganite, the "maverick" and the "conservative" — without veering so far to one side that he forfeits the advantages of the other.
