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Monthly Archives: March 2007
Breaking The Colour Barrier
UPDATE: 4/01/07 April Fool's! Pictures to the left.
I sit here listening to my kitchen sink gurgle, louder than my hubby snores! Okay, it's now 11:33pm eastern time and I am done. Won't take pictures now because I let my hair air dry and I'm not staying up for THAT because I've got to be up early as my neighbor needs me to baby sit for her.
Let me preface this post by saying that I can be a nit-picker. I am a born proofreader, have done it professionally; and I'll tell you that I hold myself back, out of respect for my peers here, from correcting some of the comments. I don't mean any offense because I know what it's like trying to whiz through all the comments I want to make and end up with typos and other errors… I'm just too anal to let them go, myself… but I love the spontaneity that they reflect.
First thing I'll say is who does a swatch test 48 hours before coloring? I mean, I would if I had a known history of skin allergies, but I don't, so I just bulldoze right on in. Now L'Oreal's Colour Rays color that I used was Copper Craze. Once I found the English directions, it was pretty straightforward. They give you pretty decent rubber gloves for this product, but I can't say the same for others. What is the deal with that? Why not give the same quality glove for each product? Annoys me. Okay, so you dump the creme developer into a plastic tub that is marked as to which side you should mix in. The color, itself is in a tube and the hardest thing, EVER, was to get this stuff out. So thick it was solid… almost. I am wondering if it was so reduced in price because of a past expiration date, but never found that out because I could not FIND it on the box.
So got all the color out and mixed with a spatula they give you and went at this thing for literally a few minutes to make sure that it was mixed "thoroughly". Beforehand, I had carefully separated my hair and held the rest back with a band so that I could be as efficient as "I" can be in applying this paste onto my hair. They give you a wand/brush thing to apply it with, stating that you must take a large amount of paste and "roll" it on top of the strand of hair from root to ends, without leaving a lot at the roots (don't know why). After the first try of this, I got really annoyed and just used my fingers to apply it, squishing it in, because I already had the designated hair sectioned out and just needed to get the stuff on.
After I did the front, from top of my head to just behind my ears, I did some underneath on the nap of my neck… one on each side. Just pulled out a piece and slapped it on. I still had more paste left, and being that I can't see just throwing it away, I did three more very thin strands on the top, one on each side and one in the back. Then I put more of the paste on my four fingers and just finger-combed my hair on the sides and back… not very good coverage, but I didn't want a stark color change there…… oh well, my adventurous self took the wheel on this one.
After my 30 minutes of "developing", I got myself into the shower and rinsed my hair out; however, before I got in, I read Step 5, which said, "Keeping your gloves on, thoroughly rinse off mixture until water runs clear." Needless to say, I did not keep my gloves on during my 30 minutes of waiting, and after you get those things off, I'd like to challenge anyone to try and get used, sweaty, plastic, ripped gloves back on a second time. Oh well. My next beef is that you are supposed to apply "after color" shampoo and "after color" rinse that comes in tiny 2 x 3 inch envelopes that are impossible to open in the shower without using your teeth. To be fair, the tiny amount allotted me did cover my head with lather to dye for… felt so luxurious on my head. But that is just foam, is it really working on all the colored area? The one thing that I liked about this product is that every item containing "stuff" was labeled, "1-2-3-4". I'll also say that I never noticed excess color run out of my hair. I don't know if that is a good thing or a bad thing, but it brought my thoughts back to the missing expiration date.
I'd like to ask why they tell you that this product is not good for hair that is more than 20-25% gray. Sorry, I can't find the exact verbiage on the instructions so it must be on the box… which is all goopy from stray stuff and in the garbage. Now, the gray part of my hair looks great, so why are they saying not to use it on hair that is moderately to predominantly gray?
All the while I was rinsing, I cannot see any change in color.. okay, so the light is kind of dim in there… must wait. Okay, so now I'm ready to come out, and I'm all set to look in the mirror that is right opposite the tub and whip the curtain back, swoosh! DANG the mirror is all fogged up! Jumped out of the tub, dried myself off, trying to act indifferent. I actually dried the mirror AND my eyeglasses, nice and clear so I could see what I had done to myself. Well, I did see the copper color really nice on my grays, themselves, but cannot make out anything more than that. I, too, must wait until tomorrow to see the total effect.
A Little Update…
So glad to hear that a few of you are willing to try some of these recipes… especially this first one which is spice hot, but supposed to be authentic of the first cocoa drink. Did you know that the first drink was actually consumed cold? It was a cold, spicy, and viscous (from the fat content) drink. Thanks for your comments and I will definitely make Wednesdays my Hot Chocolate recipe day and as I find some other chocolate recipes, I will let you know.
I am sitting here 10:30pm eastern time, with 30 minutes to go for my "new look". We went to the company (L'Oreal) store and they did not have the product that I really love to use because it's temporary color. It was called Color Pulse and my color is Red Pulse. Alas, they are discontinuing it in the company store, though they still sell it on the outside. I need at least two, maybe three of these babies to get good coverage on my longish hair… ker-ching! Having the opportunity to shop at a discount for this stuff has been great for me, and even allows me to try products that I would never even think of buying because of the ungodly price. Anyway, I settled on a highlighting product that I used on just my gray hair, which is mostly concentrated toward the front of my head, then did a few more strands… very sloppily I must say; but did okay for a regular Jane.
Tonight I was thinking about a beef that I have with these companies. They pack only as much of product that will service short to top-of-the-shoulder length hair. If your hair is longer or thick, you most certainly need to purchase another box or package, no matter what the product is- hair color, deep conditioner, whatever. My hair is thick and long, so I need double, maybe triple the amount and that is just not fair, especially since some of these cost $8-10$ and up. They've got us strung up by our Hair!
Okay, it's almost time! I'm so excited… Even though I've been pretty happy with growing my hair out and having my natural grays, I do also ADORE changing it every so often and going to the extreme with the color… which I must say that the Color Pulse is very capable of doing just that even right over my dark brown hair… drat, wish I had that… oh well, I will definitely critic this new product I used.
Wish me luck!
1st Heavenly Cup of Comfort
As promised, this is the first hot chocolate, henceforth will be known as HC. Oh, keep in mind that there is no need to give up HC in the summer months. If you don't want it hot, just have it COLD. Yeah, am I the problem solver or what! Just so you know, I am sipping on some HC right now and it reached almost 80 degrees today. I wanted to try it without the milk and just got some arrowroot to try. It really IS creamy, using only water… PRESTO, a NO-fat drink.
I am going to start this off with a recipe the ancients used. Originally, I wanted to start with a more mellow, traditional recipe; but then I got the idea to go all the way and show you what HC is capable of! It might not be good for the faint of heart as it's HOT, I mean spicy hot. This is not your grandmother's hot chocolate. Here goes:
Ancient Aztec Cacahuatl
- 5 cups Half-and-Half
- 1 Vanilla bean, cut in half lengthwise
- 8 oz. Mexican chocolate, such as Abuelita, chopped
- 1/4 cup Natural cocoa powder (you can use unsweetened baking chocolate powder)
- 1 to 2 tsp. Ancho chile powder, to your taste
- 3 tbsp. Honey
- Whipped cream for garnish
- 1 to 2 tbsp. Slivered unsalted roasted almonds for garnish
- In a medium sized saucepan over medium heat, combine the half-and-half and vanilla bean. Heat until the mixture comes to a simmer.
- Reduce the heat to low and add the chocolate and cocoa powder. Whisk to combine. Simmer for 5 to 10 minute, or until the mixture coats the back of a spoon. Watch it closely so that it does not boil over.
- Add the chile powder, a little at a time, to taste. Stir in the honey and blend. Discard the vanilla bean.
- Pour the hot chocolate into 8 small cups and top with the whipped cream and slivered almonds.
Serves 8
Chocolate Tidbit~In 1764, in Dorchester, MA, USA, the first American chocolate manufacturer was founded; and Baker's Chocolate is still in business today.
Tuesday Topics~Iraq War Diehards
Second Tuesday Topic
Tuesday, 27 March 2007
Have you convinced anyone else to change their opinion about the Iraq War?
If so, describe that experience and how you convinced them.
If not, imagine what would change your mind if you felt differently about the War.
When I read these questions this morning, I thought to myself, "Uh oh, I have nothing to say," and I really don't have anything new to add here. I even had a second thought as to whether I was qualified to participate in this activity. I am glad to say that hesitation was short lived.
Let me say that I've read Grace's post and have found that my experience talking about this war is pretty much the same as hers. I have a history of being a little "flaky" in my family, so I have as yet to collect a little credibility of my own to present to them… on pretty much all issues. So, I've decided to start writing and see what comes out.
I do manage to put my opinion out there whenever I can. That is something that I can do. I will keep reading blogs and gather information for my arsenal. I strive to make sure that I take note of sources and names of the people whose opinions I am carrying around. Basically, I am a non-confrontational person. I hate confrontations, and there is no way that I am going to get into a battle of words with anyone about the war. I mean, I hate violence and verbal violence is just as distasteful to me as the physical kind. I was married to a verbally abusive husband, the first time around, for eight years and I simply refuse to fuel the fires of that kind of violence. As Grace said, these people are set in their ways, opinions are already entrenched. With that said, however, I will not back down from voicing my opinion should I get caught up into a discussion. I will unload my arsenal, but then what? We will come to a stale mate and there will be nowhere else to go, except out the door. Why is it that I feel so powerless to change an already made up mind? Grace said it. Explosive Topic, but also my own mental paralysis when stress builds up in a confrontation. I've gotten a lot better at conducting my side of a debate, but I have to admit that I am so uneducated. Knowledge is power. I do not have enough of it, at this time, on this topic aside from how I "feel" about it; and this stunts communication of my position. I have been listening to political talk shows on the radio and I am hoping to build up my arsenal.
I have absolutely no confidence in our present government. I am a democrat, yet I really liked Ronald Reagan in the white house. I think he did a great job and the country was doing well under his watch. I would like to invite people to comment here on that. Maybe I am disillusioned… I don't know. Oh, I'll take this opportunity to plug a book I read a while ago, "The Reagans: Portrait of a Marriage". Really great book and I don't usually read this type of book.
Okay, that is about it for this weeks topic for me. I will be reading the other blogs writing on the subject. If you are interested, you can go here to get a list of the blogs signed up for the One Million Blogs for Peace.
Greensleeves ~ What Child is This?
Yeah…. Justin is the first one to comment about my new music!
Just for the record, this is an old melody, maybe goes back to medieval times, the name, "Greensleeves" The lyrics are here.
Then somebody wrote a beautifully written Christmas Carol, set it to this music, and called it, "What Child is This?"
The lyrics are here.
Oh wow… forgot to mention that this is one of my most favorites to play on the guitar…. I can go on and on with it. It's when I get into those zones that my creativity comes out.
One Million Blogs For Peace~Tuesday's Topics
Firstly, let me say that I cannot use spell checker because for some reason I cannot get the visual part of my editor to appear… any mispellings are, of course, either intentional or unintentional.
As you may or may not know, I have signed up ~Dragon's Yen~ with One Million Blogs for Peace. This is the pledge that I took when I signed up:
"The Pledge
I believe in the immediate withdrawal of all foreign combat troops from the nation of Iraq. I believe in using my blog, in whole or in part, as a tool toward this end."
It was important for me to write that myself, here. But you can find out what it's all about here on their site.
Anyway, from what I gather, there are topics we must write about on Tuesdays. With a little more than 2 hours left in the day, I will attempt to do my share.
First Tuesday Topic
Tuesday, 20 March 2007
Think back four years ago, to when you first heard that the Iraq War had started.
Were you for or against the war at the time?
If you were for it, what has changed your mind over the last four years?
If you were against it, why were you against it?
I can hardly remember back 4 years ago when this war started; but I was living in Brooklyn, NY at the time and clearly remember when the towers were hit. I was on my way to work and was listening to the morning show, "Scott and Todd" on WPLJ. They used a tv to keep track of Joe Nolan, the traffic guy and I believe they witnessed the plane actually hitting the towers, live… or when the local news first started airing it. I remember that when I first got to work, I saw dark BROWN smoke over the top of our building. I remember that no work got done that day because the whole company was in the president's office watching the TV coverage in there. We were devastated.
When we first went to war, I was living at my parent's home at the time and I remember that I got worried about them instituting the draft. I worried about my nephew, my brother and my fiance having to go over there and getting killed. I am against war for any reason. I just don't believe that anything can be solved through war. Sure a victorious country will be come the dominant force in the losing country, but what is the world really gaining?
Even though I was not for the war when it broke out, I was hopeful that our troops would be able to pull off what they went there to do~ find Osama Bin Laden. Well, they were not able to do that. It seems as if they have lost sight of that goal and now got themselves onto other things. Maybe that was a false pretense to get our guys over there to do what they are doing now. I don't know, personally I don't care… I just want our people home. The more and more I think about it, I want this country to become Isolationist and stay out of the affairs of everyone else on this planet and focus more on the needs of it's own people. There I said it.
Now it seems as if we are stirring up more trouble over there in Iraq. It doesn't seem as if the people there even want our intervention or presence. I believe that our presence there just makes things worse. Plus, I believe that each country should work out their own problems, their own government. Okay, so we took some people out of there. Now it's up to them to govern their own country. I do not believe that we, the United States of America, should tell another country how to run their government, period. If we stay, I believe that the individuals actually running the government have no incentive to really make it work for themselves. They turn to us for MONEY and assistance. Where is that money actually going? It just seems to be a problem that will never get solved. If it ever will be solved, it will be by their own people, people who are actually living there and have a personal stake in how it all turns out.
I hear Moses, in the desert, crying, "Let my people go"
Decadent Pleasure
Hot Chocolate is one of my
fetishes indulgences. THIS is what I do for myself that lifts me out of my every day existence, and into the clouds. I do not need to retire to a private space, I do not need a lengthy period of time; only the time it takes to make and drink a quick visit to heaven. My quasi normal attraction to chocolate became manifest at a young age when I found myself using two envelopes of Swiss Miss in one cup, still not satisfied. Then I added some instant coffee, something still missing. C~H~O~C~O~L~A~T~E hmmmmmmm just rolls through your mouth and off your tongue, doesn't it?
Currently, I use chocolate bars, various spices, non-dairy creamers, extracts, whipping cream, brewed coffee. Well, you get the picture. Anything that would not make the brew curdle or turn my stomach, whichever came first. I got turned on to putting actual chocolate bars into it by my friend, Cindi. That night she became my very best-est friend! I was so grateful to find someone to share my chocolate fetish! For my son's birthday party, I put together a weird hot chocolate "mix". I say "weird" only because I was throwing the stuff together the night before the party in a frenzied state, with cocoa powder flying all around. Oh, and I didn't have time to make recipe cards…ugh. Got closer, though, cuz I actually bought them. Though I did not know it at the time, what I did was not exactly original… or crazy.
Just this week my ego maniac bubble, for being so creative with chocolate, was broken when I found the above book entitled, "Hot Chocolate~50 Heavenly Cups of Comfort", by Fred Thompson. I found it while shopping at the A&P on sale for $3.99! So, I just had to scoop one up; such fun finding a book at the A&P. Mr. Thompson uses a lot of the things that I do in search for the Ultimate cup of hot chocolate, including creating dry mixes. What a shot in the arm of pure validation! I'd often tell people of the stuff that I mix with coffee or hot chocolate and always got a strange look, or a little comment of dismissal which ended the conversation, cutting off my zen for chocolate. I am always perplexed at the popularity commercial mixes enjoy. The actual chocolate content is almost non-existent.
I am so much of a chocolate freak that I used it as a topic for a speech given as a class project for a public speaking course I took years ago to help myself become comfortable in front of people…. HEY, btw JUSTIN… it worked! I chose to give a demonstrative speech, or maybe they called it an "instructional" speech. So, I took my favorite subject and spoke about making a fast, but utterly delicious and authentic cup of hot chocolate in the microwave. I'll post the recipe at the end of this article if any of you are interested. I did my homework and even spoke about the history of the cacao bean and the drink that was made by the ancient Mayans. Did you know that their women were forbidden to drink chocolate? Hmph!
I have a mission! Because of my new life style, I need to convert my hot chocolate favorites into decadent sugar free must-have recipes. I have a couple of things going for me here. I already love the dark chocolate which is chock full of antioxidants. I learned in this book that the most popular way in the world to have this drink is to make it with water and not milk, and that will be a big plus. I think what I am going to do is publish a recipe a week for those of you who would be interested in inserting a little heaven into everyday life.
Okay, so here is my quickie, microwavable recipe for Authentic Hot Chocolate. Keep in mind that this is a basic foundation recipe and you can do almost anything to it. I have no idea what to call it, so maybe you guys can post some suggestions. How about this. The one that I pick will get a special mix. Are ya game? Don't worry, post office people, no liquids needed.
No need to be exact in the measurements. As a matter of fact, be generous with heaping spoonfuls! Everything to YOUR taste.
1 tbsp. Dutch processed hot cocoa powder
1 tsp… Instant coffee (optional for you caffeine lovers)
1-2 tbsp. Non-Dairy creamer, Plain *(or try 1/2 tsp. Arrowroot)
A pinch/dash of salt (optional, but it really does enhance the flavor)
Sugar (I give no measurements because it should go according to your taste, if you like sweet or not so sweet. Be creative with your sugar. You can use any sweetener from refined white (eww!), brown sugar, molasses, honey, sugar free syrup, or whatever)
Put all ingredients in to a microwavable mug, preferably a large one. Boil up some water and pour a little into the mug and stir until ingredients mix well and dry ingredients emulsify.
Okay, here is the part where you get to choose. You can either use all water like when making instant coffee, or you can fill up the rest of the mug with milk or cream or a combination of both.
Microwave initially for 1 minute on 50% power, and in 30 second increments after that to get desired hotness. If your chocolate is not creamy enough, add more non-dairy creamer, arrowroot, or cream. Grate some fresh nutmeg into your cup for garnish. If you use the dried spice kind, remember that fresh is more intense in flavor, so you might need more of the dried stuff.
I am sorry if this is confusing, but I wanted to make it appealing to a wide range of people with varying dietary needs.
Consumption Taxes
Check out this story from the Brian Lehrer Show:
"Benjamin Barber, professor of civil society at the University of Maryland, distinguished senior fellow at Demos and the author of, Consumed: How Markets Corrupt Children, Infantilize Adults, and Swallow Citizens Whole (Norton, 2007), discusses the conflicts between American-style democracy and consumerism."
This was very interesting to listen to today. He spoke about how the spirit of capitalism can create products that are a luxury; but not addressing, indeed ignoring, the basic needs of most of the people of the world. Just like how we will pay a lot of money for a bottle of water, yet there are people in the world who can't get water clean enough to feed their babies or even wash their clothes.
My only problem with the show was that a lot of the callers did not understand what the guy was really talking about. He constantly had to explain the same thing over and over, which was his main idea; so in my opinion, the discussion portrayed on the show did not go anywhere. He took a lot of hits concerning the new ipod phone, until he had to say that whatever he said didn't apply to that, but he stood firm on everything else. I am surprised because the audience of this station usually proves themselves to be pretty intelligent. My guess is that materialism is blocking the normally open airwaves.


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Discussion in 'Royal Signals' started by Nesbit216, Jun 2, 2009.
The heart of the site is the forum area, including:
Whats that place being used as now ? I was there back in the day with the good old boys
I often wonder that. Someone must know. It was pre historic in the 90s so prob crumbled by now
It was used recently as the russian housing at the end of Bonds Quantam of solace.
The last occupants of Arnhem Bks were RHQ 4 RMP. They moved out in October 2008, at which point the top end of Monty Lines (up the hill from the guardroom) was secured pending demolition. All the windows have now been boarded up and the footbridge over the A325 demolished.
The last scene of the Quantam of Solace was filmed in the blocks between Normandy Bks and the A325.
Supposedly it will get handed back to the local council at some stage....... I hear that they want to put 4000 houses there !!! Mostly all boarded up now, but a couple of blocks are still being used as accommodation by some catering people. I remember pre 1972 when there was no "wire" around the camp..... how times change.
The whole Garrison will drastically change by 2014.
I think he may have done, considering he hasn't made a post in over 2 years.
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Unless you've been living under a rock (or, you know, anywhere where it's hard to get internet. We don't judge!), you probably know that Final Fantasy VII is getting a remake in the near future—something fans have been clamoring for since time immemorial.
There are, of course, people who believe it's a waste of time and money to redo what might be the most iconic game in the franchise, but I think there are several good reasons to look forward to Square Enix's remake.
1. It's a gift to longtime fans – Square Enix could probably sell copies of the original Final Fantasy VII to its fan base until the end of time, considering the retroactive hype behind the game. These same fans, however, expressed an interest in purchasing a new, updated version to enjoy once more, and Square Enix listened. Who doesn't like a company who can listen to its potential buyers?
2. It's a chance to get new fans onboard – A lot of the younger potential fans are put off by older graphics. Final Fantasy VII might look alright in combat, but you have to admit that on newer screens it looks a little dated. The characters' features just look awkward, and the inconsistency between the pre-rendered battle scenes and the regular ones can be off-putting as well. This remake could finally show a lot of people why the original was so popular, without the bias towards today's vastly superior graphics getting in the way!
3. It's more Final Fantasy – Final Fantasy fans have been wanting something closer to the classic formula for a long time. Final Fantasy XIII has a lot of fans, but those who enjoyed the classics (the era of the first Playstation and before) want a chance to play a Final Fantasy game like the ones they remember from their childhood. A remake, especially one with potential improvements to the story or mechanics, is the perfect opportunity for old AND new fans to enjoy a truly classic turn-based roleplaying game.
4. It could influence future Final Fantasy installments – Companies are driven by profits; it's what keeps them in business making the things their fans enjoy. When something is popular, they'll do their best to capitalize on it later. This is why all remakes happen, including this one—however, if it sells enough copies, we may start seeing remakes of other older Final Fantasy games, or at least a return to the more iconic gameplay which a lot of longtime fans miss.
So there are my four reasons to look forward to the remake of Final Fantasy VII. Comment below to tell us what you think. Are you excited, or do you dislike the idea of their redoing a classic game? Is this evidence of them listening to their fan base, or should they have put these resources into new original Final Fantasy games?


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The QNX operating system scales all the way from the Research in Motion's new Blackberry Playbook at the low end all the way to Cisco's largest carrier-grade routers running IOS XR at the high end. Amazing engineering.
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Senator Dean Heller
324 Hart Senate Office Building
Washington, DC 20510
Re: A Proposal to Allow Unregistered Finders to Assist Small Businesses Raise Money
Dear Senator Heller:
I write to encourage you to support legislation that would codify the "finder's exemption" to broker dealer registration under Section l 5(a) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 (the "Exchange Act").
I have practiced law in Silicon Valley since 1991, and prior to that in New York City and Fargo, North Dakota. Throughout my career, I have been focused on service the needs of small and start-up companies. In the recent years, I have seen an entire ecosystem eliminated by regulatory fiat, and I suggest that the senate address by legislation an economically inefficient and harmful regulatory practice.
For many years, the SEC has allowed small businesses to engage unlicensed finders to assist them in raising money. These finders served a valuable role in the fundraising process, putting investors in touch with companies who were seeking capital, typically in transactions that were too small to attract the attention of highly regulated and high overhead broker-dealers. Over the past several years, however, the "finder's exemption" has been steadily eroded by the SEC to the point where unregistered "finders" no longer exist. Instead, startups and small businesses are on their own if they seek funds of less than the large amounts that broker-dealers require to justify the high costs of doing business. The regulatory repeal of the finder' exemption has outlawed an entire industry, with no legislative action at all, and for no apparent rational reason.
Entrepreneurs fund their business ventures by finding private investors, known as angel investors, who provide start-up financing in exchange for equity or convertible debt. Entrepreneurs and angel investors often find each other through online crowdfunding platforms or in-person angel forums. Angel forums regularly take a commission for effecting, or at least facilitating, securities transactions. If an unregistered finder accepts a fee based on the success of a transaction, the SEC is likely to find a violation of the Exchange Act regardless of the finder 's level of participation.
Section 15(a) of the Exchange Act requires brokers and dealers to register with the SEC unless an applicable exemption is available. A broker is defined as "any person engaged in the business of effecting transactions in securities for the accounts of others." [1] A dealer is defined as a person that is "engaged in the business of buying and selling securities" as part of a regular business for such person's own account.[2] There is no definition of finders, or a corresponding exemption, but at one time they were prevalent in the world of start-up financing.
The finder's exemption originated in the early 1990s from a no-action letter granting relief to Paul Anka [3] This letter's set of facts, which consisted of the sale of a rolodex by Anka, created the finder's exemption. Accordingly, the exemption is limited to a narrow set of facts that fail to show sufficient broker or dealer activity requiring federal registration .
The SEC staff has subsequently indicated its disapproval of this no-action position. Its new position finds that one instance of transaction-based compensation may be enough to show a person was "engaged in the business" of broker-dealer activity.[4] This broad definition of broker-dealer activity has all but eliminated the finder 's exemption within the SEC's enforcement division.
Failure to register as a broker-dealer can constitute a violation of Section 15(a) of the Exchange Act. The SEC has the power to impose sanctions (including the rescission of past securities offerings) for Section 15(a) violations.[5] The SEC regularly brings enforcement actions against unregistered finders for receiving transaction-based compensation. The SEC's brief to the 11th Circuit in the Kramer case provides a summary of the SEC's current view of unregistered finders.[6] In other words, any commission payment will cause the recipient to be categorized as an unregistered broker-dealer. Courts appear to be more willing to allow for the possibility that someone claiming to be a finder may not, in fact, be in the business of "effecting" transactions in securities. Consequently, there is judicial support for finders to take percentage-based compensation without having to register as brokers or dealers. These courts generally hold something more than just transaction-based compensation is necessary to require broker registration. [7]
[1] Section 3(a)(4)(A), Securities Exchange Act of 1934.
[2] Section 3(a)(S)(A)-( B), Securities Exchange Act of 1934.
[3] See Paul Anka, SEC No-Action Letter (available July 24, 1991).
[4] See Record of Proceedings of 2008 Annual SEC Government-Business Forum on Small Business Capital Formation (Nov. 20, 2008); Brumberg, Mackey & Wall , SEC No-Ac ion Letter (available May 17, 2010) (reiterating that the receipt of transaction-based compensation is the hallmark of broker-dealer activity).
[5] See Section 8A of the Securities Act of 1933, Sections 15(b) and 21C of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, Section 9(b) of the Investment Company Act of 1940, and Sections 203(f) and (k) of the Investment Advisers Act of 1940.
[6] SEC v. Kramer, 778 F. Supp. 2nd 1320 (M.D. Fla. 2011).
[7] See SEC v. Kramer, 778 F. Supp. 2nd 1320 (M.D. Fla. 201 1 ); see also SEC v. Benger, in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois, No. 09 C 676, Memorandum Opinion and Order (Mar. 28, 2013) (rejecting the SEC's argument that anyone who facilitates any transaction in securities through conduct in the United States must register as a broker under Section 15(a) of the Exchange Act, even if the transaction did not involve the domestic sale of stock); but cf. In re Ambit Capital Pvt . Ltd., Order Instituting Administrative Proceedings, SEC Release No. 34-68295 (Nov. 27, 2012), In re Motilal Oswal Securities Limited, Order Instituting Administrative Proceedings, SEC Release No. 34-68296 (Nov. 27, 2012), In re JM Financial Institutional Securities Private Limited, Order Instituting Administrative Proceedings, SEC Release No. 34-68297 (Nov. 27, 2012), and In re Edelweiss Financial Services Limited, Order Instituting Administrative Proceedings, SEC Release No. 34-68298 (Nov. 27, 2012) (charging four financial services firms based in India for providing brokerage services to institutional investors in th e United States without being registered with the SEC).
Notwithstanding court precedent, the awesome enforcement power of the SEC and its heavy-handed approach to finders has all but eliminated the finder's exemption. The question remains whether this Congress intends to override or endorse the judicial view regarding the ability of true finders to accept transaction-based compensation.
The purpose of the SEC is to protect investors, not to increase the transaction costs of start-up financing by regulating finders. Registration under these circumstances is not only inefficient but receives inconsistent treatment from the SEC and courts on appeal. The federal securities law should be liberalized to explicitly exclude finders from broker-dealer registration. Appropriate legislation will increase economic efficiency by lowering transaction costs associated with the present law's uncertainty as well as resolve court splits within the judicial system.
I would be happy to share my experience in this area with any member and am available to testify on any relevant legislation.
Very truly yours,
Roger Royse
Attorney At Law


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24 August 2015
Urban Hike: Carkeek Park via Clay Pit Trail & South Bluff Trail
On the weekend, we made an afternoon of it and set out for a hike in Carkeek Park . . . from home. We packed a lunch and headed for the park, making a scavenger hunt of it . . . looking for all manner of cat-related statues, signs, and real pets along our way. After powering up with iced coffees at Swanson's Seasons Cafe (15 minutes in), we picked up the pace and headed down 13th Street to Woodbine Way at which point we saw yet another cat-related land mark -- a sure sign the trail head was close.
The air quality wasn't great with all the wildfire smoke and haze that has been hovering over Seattle. But despite the haze, the day was hot with little wind. No views of the mountains or the blue sky for us, unfortunately. After lunch and some wandering around the park, we headed home on a different route -- the South Bluff Trail. This trail climbs more steeply and has a lot of stairs. We walked right along the Western bluff of the park, high above the train track, resting often so Wyatt could make it under his own power. The peekaboo views through the trees were nice, and we saw lots of floating seagulls and boats, even if we couldn't spot much else.
We made it back up to Woodbine Way and headed west, weaving back home by way of neighborhood streets in the Blue Ridge neighborhood. Overall, we hiked for about three and a half hours, and covered a bit over five miles. I'm proud to say Wyatt hiked all but about a half mile, himself.
20 August 2015
Turning 91
Around here, June and July were super full of new schedules, new camps, and new work opportunities for all of us. With all the happenings, I haven't found time to post about it here yet.
June gave us an opportunity to celebrate Grandpa Herman's 91st birthday, which we did with a small party in the newly finished front yard patio. Neighbors on our street were invited for Byron's homemade vanilla ice cream and strawberries (mostly from our own garden).
Kid-approved camping food
Our custom is to share the planning and prep for meals when we camp together. Each family does a breakfast and a dinner with lunches on our own (which generally means everything gets shared when we eat on the trail). This year we were able to have a campfire only one night due to a high fire danger, and we felt lucky to get the s'mores in that night. Aside from that tradition, here are a few other recipes that make repeat appearances -- or will next year.
Can Opener Chili
Our friends Jenny and Mike annually provide this make-ahead vegetarian chili for the arrival night of our camp out.
Saute together in a pot large enough to hold the chili:
1 bag vegetarian burger crumbles (usually frozen)
1 onion, diced
1 green pepper, diced
Once the onion and pepper soften, add the spices:
1 teaspoon of chipotle powder or adobo sauce (from canned chipotles)
Spice packet (not the cayenne) from Carroll Shelby's Chili Kit
When the crumbles have browned and onion and pepper are softened, start opening cans and add everything to the pot:
2-3 cans beans (a combination of pinto and black beans is my favorite), drained and rinsed
1 large can of chopped tomatoes in juice
1-2 Tbs. tomato paste
A bit of water
Stir together and let it heat through. Finish by stirring in:
2 teaspoons brown sugar
4 teaspoons cider vinegar close to the end
Adjust the salt and spiciness to your liking.
Serve with toppings like chopped scallions, shredded cheese, and sour cream.
Skillet Pizzas
These are popular with everyone. Our friends Mark and Carol introduced us to the idea -- top a pita with sauce and toppings of your choice and then heat it in a skillet on the camping stove (covered works best) until it is warm and melty.
This year, we served these alongside a platter of fresh veggies for a filling and somewhat healthy group dinner. Here's a list of our ingredients:
- whole pitas or mini naan breads (we used the Stonefire brand small naan breads that come in an 18-pack at Costco)
- pizza sauce
- sliced black olives
- fresh mushrooms
- pineapple pieces
- pepperoni
- feta cheese
- veggie sausages crumbled or sliced
- sliced fresh tomatoes
- fresh basil
- shredded mozzarella (even better if you mix in a bag of shredded Parmesan and Romano)
Orzo salad with lots of veggies
Our friends Courtney and Blake introduced us to this salad, which has "little surfboard noodles," herbs, and crunchy veggies. It was a perfect accompaniment to a dinner of felafel with tahini sauce, cucumber, and tomato in pita breads.
1 pound orzo
1 pint cherry tomatoes, halved (or quartered if large)
1 1/2 cups fresh green beans, cut into 1-inch pieces
3/4 cup pine nuts, toasted
1/4 cup extra-virgin olive oil
3 tablespoons chopped fresh basil
2 tablespoons chopped fresh Italian parsley
2 tablespoons chopped chives
lemon zest from one lemon
3 tablespoons freshly squeezed lemon juice, plus more as needed
Freshly ground black pepper
Cook the orzo, drain, rinse in cool water and drain again. In a large bowl, toss orzo together with all the ingredients, adjust the seasonings and serve.
Spelt pancakes topped with "Ohanapecosh spread"
These are a riff on pancakes from a Marion Cunningham recipe that Byron and Wyatt make all the time at home. Although you have to do more than add water, they are sooooo much better than a mix. For camping, we measured the dry ingredients for a double recipe at home, brought eggs, butter, and buttermilk along, and voila!
We spread the pancakes with peanut butter and drizzle real maple syrup on top -- a.k.a. Ohanapecosh Spread. We always bring along yogurt and fresh fruit as an option too.
For a single recipe (makes a dozen)
1 cup all-purpose flour
1/2 cup spelt flour
1 T granulated sugar
1 tsp. kosher salt
2 tsp. baking soda
2 cups buttermilk
2 eggs
4 Tbs. melted unsalted butter
Add the wet to the dry and stir until combined but still a tad lumpy. Fry on a griddle and enjoy.
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Philippians 2:3-6
"Studying to be Stewards of Creation."
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Natural science and Environmental Education topics are taught from a stewardship perspective. Subjects included are from the disciplines of biology, geology, astronomy, zoology, botany, ecology, conservation, nature study, and outdoor recreation skills.
Genesis Account curriculum is designed to reinforce science concepts learned at school through experiential education, since studying the natural environment cannot always occur within the classroom setting. Students can increase their knowledge of the Creator and His handiwork through directly observing and exploring the outdoors.
Students are provided with a working manual, which is their tool for learning, to apply the concepts that they have been taught by collecting specimens, conducting experiments and recording observations. The curriculum is designed for grades five through eight, utilizing observation, classification, investigation and analytical skills, as seen in the overviews below:
DISCOVERERS (5th grade) focuses on using the senses to observe and understand the natural community and its various components
EXPLORERS (6th grade) concentrate on exploring nature in order to understand and appreciate the concept of interdependence within the ecosystem.
INVESTIGATORS (7th grade) is centered on collecting and analyzing data about the natural world, and considering the students' role as stewards of the earth.
The Discoverers curriculum focuses on using the senses to observe and
understand the natural community and its various components.
Understanding Animals:
God created many different kinds of animals, each specifically designed its habitat. Through exploring the camp community and observing a variety of consumers, the students can understand and appreciate the connection between structure and function in animals. Students also learn how to classify and explore the remarkable diversity of God's creatures, along with His purposes and provision His creation.
CA Science Standards 2, 6a
Connecting With God's Community:
This class provides an introduction to the outdoor school week by focusing on the natural world God has created. Developing a sense of community among students is the first step in relaying this concept. Various sensory and exploration activities allow the students to become aware of the diversity in the natural community, and recognize their role within it.
CA Science Standards 2, 6
Asking The Birds:
Students examine the structural design of birds' feathers, beaks, and feet, and conclude by dissecting an owl pellet. These activities allow students to observe and understand the uniqueness and incredible design of the "birds of the air."
CA Science Standards 2, 6a
Lost and Found:
Using teamwork and problem-solving skills, students serve as members of a search team to find a "missing person." They discuss reasons people become lost, develop skills to prevent a search and rescue situation, and learn ways to increase their chances of being rescued in an emergency.
CA Science Standards 6
Tremendous Trees:
Students develop an understanding of the role of producers in the community by carefully observing some of the local trees. They learn the role of each part and how it helps the plant survive and provide for the rest of the community.
CA Science Standards 2a, 2e, 2f
Nocturnal Games:
This evening class utilizes the nighttime environment to help students develop an appreciation of the darkness. Rather than fearing the night, students are encouraged to enjoy this part of God's creation. This is accomplished by active games based on nocturnal animals and their behavior and design.
CA Science Standards 6a
Working Together For God:
Using observation games, discussions and stories, students are challenged to apply their knowledge about the natural community to develop a sense of personal responsibility for taking care of God's creation.
CA Science Standards 3
Wet and Wild - the Cycle of Life:
This class uses the water cycle to examine the importance of water for life in the community. Activities include a student performance of the water cycle and a thorough investigation of the diversity of life in a riparian environment.
CA Science Standards 1g, 2a, 3b, 3c, 3d, 3e
Creepy, Crawly Creatures:
In this class, students are introduced to the largest class of living creatures – insects. Students discover the vital role of insects and their incredible diversity through careful observation and identification. Emphasis is placed on classification of insects and a structural comparison to other arthropods.
CA Science Standards 6a
The Explorers curriculum concentrates on exploring God's world in order to understand and appreciate the concept of interdependence within the ecosystem.
Encountering God's Ecosystem:
This class provides an introduction to the week of outdoor school, focusing on the concept that all of God's creation is important. Students use their senses as they explore God's creation, developing an awareness of the various components of the ecosystem and their interdependence. Students also discover the many natural resources the ecosystem provides.
CA Science standards 5b, 5e, 6b, 6c, 7h
Group Initiatives: This class allows students to develop team-building skills such as cooperation, communication, and trust. Students are presented with a series of challenges, which require them to work together as a group. After each challenge, students are led in an assessment of their actions, roles, and use of cooperative skills. Focus is on a better understanding of the body of Christ and an appreciation of its diverse members.
Focusing on Foundations:
Students take on the role of scientists, discovering the essential components of soil, and how it is formed from both biotic and abiotic materials. Students investigate the dynamic processes of weathering, erosion, and decomposition, and learn how these natural phenomena shape the earth and allow life to exist.
CA Science standards 2a, 2b, 2d, 7b
Exploring the World of Animals:
This class focuses on the relationships between animals and their habitats. Students explore the local area to develop an understanding of food relationships and energy flow in food webs. Population simulations, observations, and the graphing and interpreting of data help illustrate carrying capacities and resource dependency within an ecosystem.
CA Science standards 5, 5a, 5b, 5c, 5d, 7c
Growing, Growing, Gone:
Plants are an essential part of God's creation and play an essential role in the web of life as producers, converting sunlight into energy that other organisms can use. Through various games and an exploration of the camp's indigenous plants, students learn the importance of plants in our daily lives, and what plants need to survive and grow.
CA Science standards 5, 5a, 6c
It Only Takes A Spark:
Understanding the reasons and circumstances in which a fire should be built is an underlying objective of this class. Students use the available natural resources to provide heat energy in the wilderness, working together to start and maintain a fire, with consideration of safety and wise use of resources.
CA Science standards 3a, 3b, 3d, 6b
Rocks That Roll:
This class leads students to an appreciation of the importance of rocks and minerals to the ecosystem, and as a natural resource. Students perform basic tests to identify various minerals, and classify rocks based on how they were formed.
CA Science standards1a, 1d, 1e, 1f, 6c
Developing Night Awareness:
The night hike introduces students to the world of nocturnal animals, focusing on how God has designed their senses to allow them to live in the darkness. By leaving the lights of camp, students discover more about their own senses, and listen for the sounds of the night.
CA Science standards 5b, 5c
Finding the Way:
Students gain knowledge to help them avoid getting lost and find their way in the wilderness. This class teaches the skill of basic orienteering. Students learn to read and take bearings to complete a compass course, and utilize a topographic map to plan a wilderness trip.
CA Science standards 7b, 7f
Wilderness Manners:
This session wraps up the outdoor school week through a variety of activities that challenge the students to analyze their role in taking care of God's creation.
CA Science standards 6a, 6b, 6c
"For Since the creation of the world God's invisible qualities - His eternal power and divine nature - have been clearly seen, being understood from what has been made, so that men are without excuse."
Romans 1:20
The Investigators curriculum is centered on collecting and analyzing data
about the natural world, and considering the students' role in being stewards of God's Creation.
Interdependence/Land Use Study:
Students become part of a research team and begin the week by learning characteristics that are important for teamwork. By using a variety of problem-solving games, the students work together to find solutions. These activities emphasize interdependence, both in the Christian community and in natural ecosystems. Student groups are introduced to a land use study, developing ideas for how to best utilize the natural community.
CA Science Standards 7a, 7c, 7d
Water You Know:
This class involves an in-depth study of water as an essential component of the ecosystem. Students measure the quality of the available water supply by using various chemical tests and examining the diversity of life in and around the water. Students discuss how humans can influence the quality and availability of the water supply.
CA Science Standard 7c
Investigating the Night Sky:
The amazing view of the heavens introduces the students to astronomy. Students learn characteristics of some of the basic components of the universe God has made. Students are able to identify some constellations as they extensively observe the stars and other visible heavenly bodies (weather permitting).
CA Science Standard 6f
Probing Producers:
Focusing on plants as a vital member of the natural community, students examine the life cycles of plants with an emphasis on pollination and seed development. Observing the structural diversity among plants, students classify some of the indigenous plants using appropriate field guides.
CA Science Standards 3d, 5a, 5f
Investigation Foundations:
Students conduct a detailed analysis of soil, measuring characteristics such as texture, structure, and compaction. Activities include a series of physical and chemical tests, and use of models to evaluate the quality and use of the soil.
CA Science Standard 7a
Analyzing Animals:
This class focuses on the needs of animals, and how human and environmental factors affect their survival, individually and as a species. Students observe animals in their habitats and use a simulated ecosystem to learn how human activity can affect the survival of a species.
CA Science Standards 3d, 3e, 5a
Surviving in the Wilderness:
This class focuses on how God provides our basic needs for survival through His Creation. Students learn the importance of maintaining body heat and how to use the natural resources in the area to build a shelter. They also learn how to secure water and food, specifically wild edibles.
Land Use Proposal/Stewardship:
In the final class, students analyze the data they have collected during the classes throughout their week to develop an appropriate plan of land use that demonstrates good stewardship. Students are challenged to examine their impact on God's creation, their role as stewards, and their specific responsibilities to preserve what God has given to us.
CA Science Standards 7a, 7c, 7d, 7e
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The American University of Rome is committed to excellence in education: AUR prepares students to live and work across cultures as skilled and knowledgeable citizens of an interconnected and ever-changing world through its practical interdisciplinary academic majors, opportunities for learning through travel and internships, and its multi-cultural student body, faculty, and staff. It is the perfect combination of the best of two worlds: the excellent academic attributes of higher education in the U.S. through American practical know-how, technological capability and career preparation, with the European and Italian classical tradition of the humanities and liberal arts.
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The American University of Rome is home to a highly diverse student body of roughly 500 students representing over forty countries. In reflection of this eclectic student body, our professors respect and draw from different points of view, ideas, and real-world experiences, enriching the dialogue within the classroom. Moreover, both faculty and students bring to the table a diversity in perspective that contributes and supplements the basis for learning.
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Rome constantly conjures up vivid reminders of its glorious past as the city that built the greatest empire the world has ever known. With its sunny climate, stately umbrella pines, and an unparalleled wealth of history around every corner, Rome's beauty quickly overtakes all who enter its ancient walls. A walk or bus ride through even the most commonplace quarters of the city yields encounters with innumerable monuments, towering pillars, and major imperial buildings that still stand imposingly just as they have for over 2,000 years! Our professors frequently complement their lessons with on-site visits around the city, using Rome as a classroom and guiding student through the richly layered experience that is Rome, and highlighting its global context throughout the ages.
Low Student-to-Faculty Ratio
The 16-to-1 faculty ratio at The American University of Rome gives students the opportunity to gain a more intimate international educational experience.
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Our international and highly qualified faculty are all experts in their fields, with degrees from prestigious universities from all over the world and research, publications and creative activity in various disciplines. Many of our faculty make frequent appearances on television and radio, where they are called on to give expert commentary and analysis. Others are award-winning film-makers, animators, screenwriters and artists, and still others write books, articles and internet blogs that are read and referenced by scholars and commentators universally.
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The American University of Rome is the ideal place to take your Bachelor of Arts Degree in Religious Studies or in Archeology and Classics (with supplemental Cultural Heritage or Screen Media) or in Art History (with supplemental Art Business). AUR is proud to house Italy's first, broadest, and best-established American Bachelor of Arts degree in Communication and Italy's only American Bachelor of Arts Degrees in both Fine Arts and Film and Digital Media. Other areas of study include well-established Bachelor of Arts degrees in Interdisciplinary Studies, International Relations and Global Politics, and Italian Studies, and an Associate of Arts degree in Liberal Studies. Our Bachelor of Science in Business Administration can be taken with concentrations in Finance, Management, Marketing, Social Marketing, or The Business of Art. Furthermore, AUR also offers an Associate of Applied Arts in International Business.
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Students with the requisite Italian language ability may arrange for credits to be taken at the nearby prestigious Libera Universita Maria SS. Assunta, known more popularly as "LUMSA". LUMSA is one of the most prestigious private liberal arts universities in Italy and students may select from a broad array of courses. LUMSA students also study at AUR adding yet an additional layer to the cross-cultural nature of the AUR campus. Read more about course exchange opportunities between The American University of Rome and LUMSA.
AUR students also have the opportunity to spend a semester studying in another country through the AUR Abroad (AURA) programs in an array of countries including the US, Mexico, Ecuador, Spain, China, Singapore, South Korea, and many more.
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Studying at The American University of Rome gives students the chance to travel across the US, Italy, Europe, and Africa, to vibrant destinations such as Boston, Pompeii, Vienna, and various cities and towns throughout Ghana. Several academic departments offer exciting and challenging credit course excursions. The most recent example being Kosovo in March 2013, led by the International Relations Department. In 2012, our Model United Nations team traveled to New York as part of our annual participation in the Model United Nations Conference.
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Internships provide an opportunity to work for a company or organization that matches student interests and career goals and, as such, are an integral part of the AUR experience. First-hand experience in the workplace enables one to apply the theory of the classroom to the practice of observing, participating in, and understanding professional environments.
During their Junior and Senior Years, students may apply for an internship with one of the many international organizations or corporations headquartered in or near Rome where they work side by side with professionals in their desired fields. Recent AUR internships have included: NATO Defense College, National Geographic, the Vatican Museum, The Associated Press, The World Food Program, Bioversity International, UBS Bank, the Guggenheim Collection in Venice, the Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations, the House of Deputies of the Italian Parliament, and a number of national embassies.
A remarkable 72% of the students at AUR have done an internship, far above the US national average of 50%. Even more notably, over a quarter of those students have participated in more than one internship experience. A wonderful complement to their academic studies, internships provide students with the benefit of experience in a competitive job market.


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Omniphobic metallic surfaces obtained with a robust two-stage process are reported. The surfaces demonstrate high apparent contact angles accompanied with a low contact angle hysteresis for a variety of liquids, including water, diidomethane, canola, castor, silicone oils, and crude petroleum oil. The superoleophobicity was achieved by fluorination of the nano-rough aluminum surfaces under treatment with perfluorononanoic acid, as established by TOF-SIMS spectrometry. The stability of the Cassie wetting regime was investigated. The critical surface tension of a liquid corresponding to the onset of wetting transitions was established experimentally.
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Mr Wilson became ill at his Enniskillen home yesterday morning and died soon after being taken to a local hospital.
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In 1993, he returned to the limelight. In the wake of the Warrington IRA bomb in March 1993 that killed two boys, Timothy Parry and Jonathan Ball, he addressed public meetings in Dublin backing Dublin housewife Susan McHugh's simple but blunt assertion that the Irish Republic's people rejected IRA claims to be committing terror in their name. In February 1993, Mr Wilson, a Northern Ireland Protestant, was appointed an independent member of the Senate, Dublin's upper house of parliament, by the then Taoiseach, Albert Reynolds. The move was calculated to undermine partisan hostilities as the Irish prime minister pursued his breakthrough in the Downing Street Declaration, achieved 10 months later.
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> "The following article is from Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter and
> is
> copyright by Richard W. Eastman. It is re-published here with the
> permission
> of the author. Information about the newsletter is available at:
> 1940 US Census Records to be FREE
> This "news" has been mentioned in previous newsletter articles but I
> discovered last week at the FGS conference that not everyone has "received
> the word." Therefore, I'll repeat the news in an attempt to tell even more
> people.
> The 1940 U.S. census records will be released by the U.S. National
> Archives
> and Records Administration on April 2, 2012. That's less than seven months
> from now. Best of all, the more than 3.8 million original document images
> containing 130 million-plus records will be available to everyone free of
> charge.
> To be sure, not everything will be available on April 2. Not only are the
> records unavailable to genealogists prior to April 2, those records are
> also
> unavailable to indexers and unavailable to the companies that host the
> records online. EVERYONE gains access on April 2. The companies involved
> in
> making the records available online will require several months to
> digitize
> and index the records and then to make them available online.
> I would look for the records to become available online within days but
> without indexes. The indexes will probably be added around June or July.
> If
> you are looking for ancestors in any town or city of significant size, you
> will want the indexes.
> Ancestry.com has already pledged to make the 1940 census records available
> online free of charge through the end of 2013. One will be able to search
> more than 45 fields, including name, gender, race, street address, county
> and state, and parents' places of birth.
> Other online sites also will offer the same records online, although with
> different indexes and with different search criteria. FamilySearch will
> have
> the records available free of charge forever.
> Having different indexes is a great benefit as errors are common in all
> indexes. Having two or more versions of the records available makes it
> easy
> to compare one version agains the other version(s), greatly increasing the
> probability of finding the information you seek.
> You can find more information about the release of the 1940 census on the
> National Archives and Records Administration's website at
> You can also find 1940 census Enumeration Districts, a census street
> finder,
> and more at Steve Morse's One-Step Genealogy site at
> http://stevemorse.org/
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