district court's calculation did not constitute plain error.

E.  Obstruction of Justice Enhancement

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Finally, Kosmel contends that the district court improperly enhanced his sentence for obstruction of justice. The district court held that Kosmel provided materially false information to Mary Seaton, Kosmel's probation officer, by allegedly misrepresenting the amount of money he earned from the illegal scheme. Although Seaton asked about earnings from his work as a laborer, Kosmel claims that she failed to ask him about any additional money he received from Universal. In support of this contention, Kosmel notes that the district court never heard testimony from Seaton, who could not travel to the sentencing hearing due to a late-term pregnancy and a substantial snowfall. Instead, Valerie Martin, who is Seaton's supervisor, testified. Martin stated that SeatonLakewood

Gateway to the Rocky Mountains

Overview

The Lakewood community was begun in 1889 by Charles Welch and W.A.H. Loveland, whom platted a 13 block area along west Colfax Ave west of Denver in Jefferson County. Lakewood continued to operate with no municipal government until 1969, when it was finally incorporated as Jefferson County. Soon after the election the city's name was changed to Lakewood. Lakewood is home to Belmar Shopping Center, Denver Federal Center, Lakewood Country Club, shopping centers and remains a gateway to the Rockies.

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Lakewood

Gateway to the Rocky Mountains

Overview

The Lakewood community was begun in 1889 by Charles Welch and W.A.H. Loveland, whom platted a 13 block area along west Colfax Ave west of Denver in Jefferson County. Lakewood continued to operate with no municipal government until