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Updated January 2013
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This table is intended to provide general information and does not necessarily address all aspects of this topic. Because the facts of each situation may vary, this information may need to be supplemented by consulting legal advisors. It reflects in summary form statutes in effect as of 12/31/11 or statutes set to take effect shortly thereafter. This research list states' disclosure requirements. It does not comprehensively list bans states may have on practices other states require to be disclosed. For example, one state may ban honoraria, while another requires legislators to report any they receive. Generally, states do not require filers to list their primary homes as property. In many cases, they don't require them to list other recreational homes either. Generally, states exempt privileged information, such as clients in industries where confidentiality is a priority, from income reporting requirements. In many cases, they exempt individual sources that constitute a part of gross income. When this exemption is present, it is not always noted in the table.
State/ Statute
Occupation/Income See "Client Names"
Business Associations
Amount Categories
Alabama 36.25.14
Name, business name, address of self, spouse, name of living adult children, name of parents and siblings, name of living parents of spouse.
Occupations to which self and spouse each gave 1/3+ working time.
Total combined household income from salaries, fees, dividends, profits, commissions and other compensation, including names of each business and amount received from each in categorical amounts. If employed in one of 11 professional fields, number of clients in each of several dozen fields & categorical amounts of income each category provided in include retainers, with categorical estimates of anticipated income.
Undercover law enforcement officers may have their residential addresses and the names of family members removed from public scrutiny by filing an affidavit stating that publicizing this information would potentially endanger their families.
Businesses in which self, spouse or dependents own 5%+ stock, or serves as an officer, director, trustee, or consultant and provides service worth at least $1,000 and less $5,000 or $5,000 or more for the reporting period.
Any held for investment or revenue production, including any held by dependents, with listing of value in categories.
If a public official or a business in which the person is associated received rent or lease income from any governmental agency in Alabama, specific details of the lease or rent agreement shall be filed with the commission.
For household and client income:
less than $1,000 at least $1,000 and $10,000 at least $10,000 and $50,000 at least $50,000 and less than $150,000 at least $150,000 and less than $250,000 $250,000 or more
Retainer income for any of the listed categories of clients: less than $1,000 at least $1,000 and less than $5,000 at least $5,000 or more
For real estate income: under $50,000 at least $50,001and less than $100,000 at least $100,000 and less than $150,000 at least $150,001and less than $250,000 at least $250,001 or more
For annual gross rent and lease income: less than $10,000 at least $10,001 and less than $50,000 $50,000 or more.
Alaska 24.60.200 39.50.030 39.50.040
For all sources of income over $1,000 including taxable capital gains received by the person, the person's spouse or domestic partner, or the person's dependent child, must provide: source of the income; the recipient of the income; the amount of the income a brief statement describing whether the income was earned by commission, by the job, by the hour, or by some other method; the approximate number of hours worked to earn the income; and unless required by law to be kept confidential, a description sufficient to make clear to a person of ordinary understanding the nature of each service performed and the date the service was performed.
Income in excess of $1,000 received as compensation for personal services, the name and address of the source of the income, and a statement describing the nature of the services performed; if the source of income is known or reasonably should be known to have a substantial interest in legislative, administrative, or political action and the recipient of the income is a legislator or a legislative director, the amount of income received.
The name and address of each business in which the person, the person's spouse or domestic partner, or the person's dependent child has an interest or was a stockholder, owner, officer, director, partner, proprietor, or employee during the preceding calendar year, except that an interest of less than $1,000 in the stock of a publicly traded corporation need not be included.
A public official may transfer all or a portion of the official's assets to a blind trust for the duration of service in public office. The original assets placed in the blind trust shall be listed by the official in a statement filed under this section, together with a description of the actual or potential conflicts of interest, or appearance of conflict, that the official seeks to avoid by the use of the trust. A copy of the instrument creating the blind trust must be included with the statement. 30.50.40 provides for a variety of other conditions that must be met.
Identity, nature of real property interests, including options to buy.
The identity of each trust or other fiduciary relationship in which the person, the person's spouse or domestic partner, or the person's dependent child held a beneficial interest exceeding $1,000 during the preceding calendar year, a description and identification of the property contained in each trust or relation, and the nature and extent of the beneficial interest in it.
List of mineral, timber, oil or other natural resource held by legislator, reportable family member or associated business.
If income source has or reasonably should be known to have substantial interest in legislative matters, actual amount of income must be disclosed.
Arizona 38-542
The name and address of the public officer and each member of his household and all names and addresses under which each does business. The name and address of each employer and of each other source of compensation other than gifts amounting to more than $1,000, a description of the services for which the compensation was received and the nature of the employer's business, description of services; nature of employers' business.
Description of controlled or dependent businesses; services provided to any single source of income more than $10,000 or 25% of total business income. If source of compensation for controlled or dependent business is a business, describe.
Individual items of compensation that constituted a portion of the gross income of the business from which the public officer or members of his household derived compensation is exempted.
Name, address of businesses or trusts in which over $1,000 interest owned or position or other fiduciary relationship; value and description of interest. Names and addresses of all businesses and trusts in which the public officer or any member of his household held any office or had a fiduciary relationship at any time during the preceding calendar year, together with the amount or value of the interest and a description of the interest, office or relationship.
A list of all business licenses including the name in which the license was issued, the type of business and its location.
Location, size, value of all real property interests & improvements. If property acquired or divested, include transaction details.
All Arizona real property interests and real property improvements, including specific location and approximate size, the value of any such interest, e
Real property interest and improvements thereon used as the primary personal residence or for the personal recreational use of the public officer exempted.
If the controlled or dependent business is in the business of dealing in real property interests or improvements, disclosure need not include individual parcels or transactions as long as the aggregate value of all parcels of such property is reported.
$1,000-$25,000 $25,001-$100,000 over $100,000
Arkansas 21-8-701
The name of the public servant or candidate and his or her spouse and all names under which they do business. The reasons for filing the statement of financial interest.
Identification of each employer and of each other source of gross income amounting to more than $1,000 annually received and a brief description of the nature of the services. Indentification of each source of gross income as described above of more than $12,500.
The disclosure of individual items of income that constitute a portion of the gross income of the business or profession from which the public servant or candidate or his or her spouse are excepted.
Name of businesses where investments or holdings over $1,000. Also disclose those over $12,500.
Every office or directorship held by the public servant or candidate or his or her spouse in any business, corporation, firm, or enterprise subject to jurisdiction of a regulatory agency of this state or of any of its political subdivisions.
Gov. Code Title 9 Chapter 7 Article 2 87200- 87210
Name, address of sources giving $500 or more, general descriptions of business activities of sources, amounts for each source in categories; description of the consideration for which income was received. Names, addresses of sole proprietorships; names of clients from whom filer's proportionate share of income was greater than $10,000.
Nature of investments, name of business entity, general description of activity of businesses categorical value; date acquired or disposed of if did either during reportable period. Business positions held.
Interests in real property, nature of the interest, addresses or location of real property; categorical value; date acquired or disposed of if did either during reportable period.
For investments and real property:
equals $2,000, does not exceed $10,000 exceeds $10,000 but not $100,000 exceeds $100,001 but not $1 million exceeds $1 million
For income: at least $500, does not exceed $1,000 exceeds $1,000 but not $10,000 exceeds $10,000 but not $100,000 exceeds $100,000
Colorado 24-6-202 24-6-203
Names of sources, including all capital gains.
Names of businesses, insurance policies, trusts in which interest in excess of $5,000 are held. Names of any offices, directorships, fiduciary relationships.
Legal description of real property in state worth over$5,000; including option to buy.
Title 1 Chapter 10 Section 1-83
Category /type for sources in excess of $1,000.
Names of businesses with which associated. Securities in excess of $5,000. Existence of any known blind trusts, names of trustees.
Description of any partnership, joint ownership or similar business affiliation.
All real property and location owned by person or held in name of an associated business.
Amounts specifically not required.
Title 29 Part V Chapter 58 Subchapter II Section 5813
Name and position of public officer. Any exceeding $1,000 from 1 source; capital gains exceeding $1,000 from 1 source other than sale of home. Name, address, type of professional practice if sole practitioner, officer, partner or advisor if more than $5,000 in income is derived, or is expected to be derived from source; individual client names not necessary.
Name, nature of any ownership or management position held in a business in excess of $5,000 market value or from which income of more than $5,000 is derived or might be reasonably expected to be derived.
Time or demand deposits in a financial institution, or any debt instrument having a fixed yield shall not be listed unless convertible to an equity instrument.
Title X Chapter 112.3144 112.3148 112.3149
The filer has two options.
Option one: All sources of income in excess of 5 percent of the gross income, excluding public salary. The person reporting shall list such sources in descending order of value with the largest source first;. Option two: All sources of gross income in excess of $2,500, excluding public salary.The person reporting shall list such sources in descending order of value with the largest source first. With either option, report in lump sum certain "household goods and personal effects" if over $1000 and if not held for investment purposes.
Option one: All sources of income to a business entity in excess of 10 percent of the gross income of a business entity in which the reporting person held a material interest and from which he or she received an amount which was in excess of 10 percent of his or her gross income during the disclosure period and which exceeds $1,500.
Option two: All sources of income to a business entity in excess of 10 percent of the gross income of a business entity in which the reporting person held a material interest and from which he or she received gross income exceeding $5,000 during the disclosure period. The period for computing the gross income of the business entity is the fiscal year of the business entity which ended on, or immediately prior to, the end of the disclosure period of the person reporting.
Name, address, business activity of businesses in which a material interest or a position such as officer, director or proprietor is held; nature of material interest.
Option one: The location or description of real property in this state, except for residences and vacation homes, owned directly or indirectly by the person reporting, when such person owns in excess of 5 percent of the value of such real property, and a general description of any intangible personal property worth in excess of 10 percent of such person's total assets.
Option two: The location or description of real property in this state, except for residence and vacation homes, owned directly or indirectly by the person reporting, when such person owns in excess of 5 percent of the value of such real property, and a general description of any intangible personal property worth in excess of $10,000.
Option one: Every individual liability that equals more than the reporting person's net worth.
Option two: Every liability in excess of $10,000.
Titles of all fiduciary positions, the name and address of the business entity, and the principal activity of the business entity.
Occupation, employer, and the principal activity and address of such employer;
Fiiler's spouse's name, occupation, employer, and the principal activity and address of such employer;
Name, address, and principal activity of any business entity or investment, exclusive of the names of individual stocks and bonds in mutual funds, the office held by and the duties of if the direct ownership interest is more than 5 percent of the total interests in such business or has a net fair market value of $5,000.00 or more. Applies to filer and spouse and children, if filer has knowledge of the interest.
Must disclose info if the filer's spouse or any dependent child serves as an officer, director, equitable partner, or trustee.
Each tract of real property in which a filer or spouse has a direct ownership interest as of December 31 of the covered year when that interest has a fair market value of $5,000.00 or more. County and state, general description of the property.
For property, the following applies:
Whether the fair market value is between $5,000.00 and $100,000.00; $100,000.01 and $200,000.00; more than $200,000.00.
Source, amount of all income $1,000+; nature of services; individual sources that constitute a portion of gross income exempt. Compensation amounts from position of officer, director, trustee or other fiduciary relationship; term of office.
Iinformation that may be privileged by law or individual items of compensation that constitute a portion of the gross income exempted.
Identity of businesses in state in which beneficial interest worth $5,000+ or 10%+ ownership is held; amount held; transfer date if applicable. Any positions as officer, director, trustee, or similar, the term of office and the annual compensation. Bank accounts, mutual insurance policies, individual items in mutual funds or blind trusts need not be disclosed.
Tax map key number, address, value of real property in state in which a $10,000+ interest is held. Interest transfer information if applicable.
Where an amount is required, report in these categories:
$1,000-$10,000 $10,001-$25,000 $25,001-$50,000 $50,001-$100,000 $100,001-$150,000 $150,001-250,000 $250,001-$500,000 $500,001-$750,000 $750,001-$1 million >$1 million
Stock may be reported in # shares
No requirements for regular written disclosure statements. But legislators must air real or potential conflicts as they arise, under Title 59, Chapter 7.
Name, address, type of practice or organization in which a position such as officer, director, associate, partner, proprietor or advisor is held from which derived is greater than $1,200. Nature of professional service if fees exceeding $5,000 and nature of clients' businesses. Identity, address and legal description of real estate of any capital assets providing greater than $5,000.
Names of other entities providing >$1,200, if the entity does business in the state.
Name and instrument of ownership of Illinois businesses in which ownership held is >$5,000 fair market value or from which dividends were derived >$1,200
Address and legal description of any which provided $5,000+ income.
Name, nature of business of employers, not including the House or Senate.
Name of sole proprietorships, professional practices owned or operated; partnerships belonged to; nature of business.
Name, nature of business, of corporations in which positions such as officer or director are held. Name of corporations in which member, spouse or children in household own stock or options in excess of $10,000. Any proprietorship, partnership, corporation, or limited liability company listed and the nature of the licensure or regulation. Name of any LLC in which there is interest.
List of occupations and businesses engaged in and nature of business. Sources of income over $1,000, listed as either a security, instrument of a financial institution, trust, real estate, retirement or any other state or federal income tax category.
Any sources producing over $1,000.
46-229 46-239 46-248
Names of businesses which paid taxable income >$2,000. Names of clients or customers who paid a portion of fees to a business from which the filer or spouse receives $2,000+ income. "Client" or "customer" means a business or combination of businesses.
Businesses in which the lesser of $5,000 or 5% interest is held. Businesses in which a position, such as officer, director, associate, partner or proprietor is held.
Approximate % of ownership of businesses required.
Business names, addresses & phones. Home address and title of public position of the filer. Occupations. Positions held in entities for compensation; name entity. Sources of gross income and form of income; names of individual clients or customers not required.
Name, address of businesses, corporations, securities in which interest of $10,000+ or 5%+ ownership during past year, children included; all fiduciary positions in a business
Location of all real property in which an interest of $10,000 or more is held by filer, spouse or children. Note whether commercial, residential or rural.
Sources of gifts of property with a retail value of more than $200.
Full name and mailing address. Name of the employer, job title, and a brief job description of each full-time or part-time employment position held. Name and address of any employer which provides full- or part-time income, including a brief description of the nature of the services rendered and amount. Name and address of all businesses which provide income including a brief description of the nature of services rendered for each business or of the reason such income was received, and the aggregate amount of such income. Description of the type of any other income, exceeding $1,000 received including a brief description of the nature of the services rendered for the income or the reason such income was received, and the amount of income.
Name, address, brief description of, and nature of association with and the amount of interest in each business in which the individual or spouse is a director, officer, owner, partner, member, or trustee, and in which the individual or spouse, either individually or collectively, owns an interest which exceeds 10%.
Name, address, brief description of, and nature of association with a nonprofit organization in which the individual or spouse is a director or officer.
Using amount categories, name, address, type, and amount of each source of income received, or by any business where there is an interest which exceeds 10%,from the state or any state political subdivision; services performed for or in connection with a gaming interest.
The name and a brief description of each investment security having a value exceeding $5,000 held by the individual or spouse, excluding variable annuities, variable life insurance, variable universal life insurance, whole life insurance, any other life insurance product, mutual funds, education investment accounts, retirement investment accounts, government bonds, and cash or cash equivalent investments. Trusts exempted.
(8) A brief description, amount, and date of any purchase or sale, in excess of $5,000 of any personally owned tax credit certificates, stocks, bonds, or commodities futures, including any option to acquire or dispose of any immovable property or of any personally owned tax credit certificates, stocks, bonds, or commodities futures, with some exceptions.
A brief description, fair market value or use value as determined by the assessor for purposes of ad valorem taxes, and the location by state and parish or county of each parcel of immovable property in which the individual or spouse, either individually or collectively, has an interest, provided that the fair market value or use value as determined by the assessor for purposes of ad valorem taxes for such parcel of immovable property exceeds $2,000.
A brief description, amount, and date of any purchase or sale in excess of $5,000 of any immovable property.
When an amount is required to be disclosed pursuant to this Section, it shall be sufficient to report the amount by the following categories: Category I, less than $5,000. Category II, $5,000-$24,999. Category III, $25,000-$100,000. Category IV, more than $100,000.
A certification that such individual has filed his federal and state income tax returns, or has filed for an extension of time for filing such tax returns.
Title 1 Chapter 25 Subchapter 2 Section 1016-G
Name, job title of reporting individual. Each source of income must be identified by name, address and principal type of business or economic activity. Information must be provided for sources who compensate the legislator with $2,000 or more. If self-employed, name, address of business, sources of income that represent the greater of 10% of gross income or $2,000. If disclosure is prohibited due to confidentiality issues, must state principle type of economic activity or major practice area. Income is defined as economic gain to a person from any source, including, but not limited to, compensation for services, including fees, commissions and payments in kind; gross income derived from business; gross income derived from dealings in property, rents and royalties; gross income from investments including interest, capital gains and dividends; annuities; income from life insurance and endowment contracts; pensions; income from discharge of indebtedness; distributions from a partnership or LLC, gross income from an interest in an estate or trust; prizes; and grants.
If associated with a corporation, partnership, LLC or other business in which the reporting individual or immediate family members own or control, directly or indirectly, more than 50% of the outstanding equity, that has received revenue of $2000 or more or professional association, include its major areas of economic activity. Any offices, trusteeships, directorships or positions of any nature, whether compensated or uncompensated, held by the reporting individual or immediate family member with any for- or non-profit, corporation, association, LLC, partnership or business. Each source of income of $2000 or more derived from providing attorney services, the major areas of law practiced, and if associated with a firm, that firm's major areas of practiced.
Income received in kind includes, but is not limited to, the transfer of property and options to buy or lease, and stock certificates.
Name, address of places of salaried employment of filer and members of immediate family. Name, address of businesses from which filer or family received income or owned.
The statement may include a schedule listing additional interests or information that the individual chooses to disclose.
Name, address of corporations or partnerships in which filer has an interest, limited liability companies or partnerships, and if the company or partnership does business with the state. Nature & amount of interest; if interest acquired during reporting period, date and manner, identity of other party, nature and amount of consideration given or fair market value. Similar information required if interest transferred.
With respect to equity in a corporation or limite liability company/partnership, may report number of shares held and percentage of equity interest held.
With respect to additions to existing publicly traded corporate interests acquired by dividend or dividend reinvestment, and the total value of the acquisition is less than $500, only the manner of acquisition must be disclosed.
Must include: interest held by a spouse or child of the individual, if the interest was directly or indirectly controlled by the individual at any time during the applicable period;interest held by a business entity in which the individual held a 30% or greater interest at any time during the applicable period; and (with certain exemptions) an interest held by a trust or an estate in which, at any time during the applicable period, the individual: (i) held a reversionary interest; (ii) was a beneficiary; or (iii) if a revocable trust, was a settlor.
Interest in real property, wherever located, including each interest held in the name of a partnership, limited liability partnership, or limited liability company in which the individual held an interest. Must include the nature of the property; address or legal description of the property; nature and extent of the interest in the property, including any conditions to and encumbrances on the interest; the date and manner in which the interest was acquired; the identity of the entity from which the interest was acquired; if the interest was acquired by purchase, the nature and amount or the fair market value of the interest when acquired. Similar information required if interest transferred.
Equity interests in corporations need not be listed as $ amounts. Number of shares held will suffice, or the percentage of equity held. List actual dollar amounts for real estate interests and debt owed to an entity doing business with the state.
Interests held by a blind trust are exempt if certain conditions are met.
Part IV Title I Chapter 268B Section 5
Names, address; nature of association with sources paying over $1,000; amount; include share of equity in source if applicable.
Name, address of any business from which a leave of absence has been granted. Businesses with which filer is associated that have transferred equity to a member of the filer's immediate family. Identity of securities, other investments worth over $1,000.
Description, value of real property in state in which a direct or indirect interest >$1,000 is held. If transferred during reporting period, name, address of other party.
$1,000-$5,000 $5001-10,000 $10,001-$20,000 $20,001-$40,000 $40,001-$60,000 $60,001-$100,000 >$100,000
No financial disclosure requirements. Conflicts of interests restricted under 15.301-15.310 and 15.342.
Name, address, occupation, and principal place of business;
Names of associated businesses and nature of association.
Address, the municipality or the section, township, range and approximate acreage, whichever applies, and the county in which the property is located, acreage, county of real property in state in which filer or associated partnership holds $2,500+ interest or an option to buy worth $50,000+. Interests in property connected to pari-mutuel horse racing in U.S., Canada, including horses partly owned by filer or family.
Business address; occupations, name of the position. Types of gross income sources if the income is over $2,500.
Positions held in businesses, partnerships, corporation; names, addresses of entities. Names, addresses of businesses in which 10%+ interest is held or where the filer owns an ownership interest if the market value exceeds $5,000 or if the filer is an employee, director or officer.
105.483 105.485
Names, addresses of sources paying $1,000 or more. Name, address, business nature of sole proprietorships, joint ventures, other partnerships; names, addresses of other partners. Assets of any revocable trust in which filer is the settler if assets would otherwise have to be reported.
Names, addresses, nature of business in which >10% is owned.
Names of publicly-traded corps or listed limited partnerships in which >2% of any class of outstanding stock or equity interest is owned.
Names, addresses of entities in which >$10,000 is held in stock, bonds or other equity interest or a position such as officer or director is held. Names, descriptions of other associations belonged to, with some exceptions.
Name and address of any other source from which $1,000 or more was received including, but not limited to, any income otherwise required to be reported on any tax return such person is required by law to file; except that only the name of any publicly traded corporation or limited partnership which is listed on a regulated stock exchange or automated quotation system need be reported.
Name and address of each not-for-profit corporation and each association, organization, or union, whether incorporated or not, except not-for-profit corporations formed to provide church services, fraternal organizations or service clubs from which the officer or employee draws no remuneration, in which such person was an officer, director, employee or trustee at any time during the year covered by the statement, and for each such organization, a general description of the nature and purpose of the organization.
The assets in any revocable trust of which the individual is the settlor if such assets would otherwise be required to be reported.
County location, property tax subclass, size, description of major improvements, use for parcels in state worth $10,000+ in which a vested interest, including a 10+ year lease was held. If property transferred, names, addresses of those profiting from transfer.
Other: whether any state tax credits were claimed on the member's, spouse's, or dependent child's most recent state income tax return.
Name, address and type of business. Present or past employers from which benefits (including retirement) are being received.
Business, firm, corporation, partnership or professional entities or trusts in which an interest is held. Entities in which a position such as officer or director is held, including non-profits.
General description of all real property in which an interest is held.
49-1493 through 49-1497
Name, address, nature of service for any source of income $1,000+. If income is result of proprietorship, partnership, LLC, etc., list the proprietorship, etc, rather than the customers or clients.
Name, address of businesses with which associated, and businesses in which trustee position held, nature of association. Description of banks in which checking or savings accounts held. Description of issuers of stocks, bonds, government securities.
Nature, location of all real property worth $1,000+. Description of other property owned or held for production of income, except that owned or used by an associated business.
For gift reporting only:
Category i: $100.01-$200 Category ii $200.01-$500 Category iii: $500.01-$1,000 Category iv: $1,000.01+
Each source of income. Individual clients or customers not required, but if that is the case, a general source such as "professional services" must be disclosed.
Businesses in which a position such as trustee, trust beneficiary, director, officer, owner in whole or in part, partner or holder of class of stock or security worth 1%+ of total outstanding stock or securities issued by entity.
Specific location, uses of real estate in Nevada or adjacent state worth $2,500 in which a legal or beneficial interest is held.
New Hampshire
Name, address, and type of any business, profession, or other organization (including any unit of government) in which filer or family member was an employee, officer, director, associate, partner, or proprietor, or served in any other professional or advisory capacity, and from which any income in excess of $10,000 was derived. Sources of retirement benefits other than federal retirement and/or disability benefits shall be included. Must also disclose if there is no income to report.
The full name, work address, work phone number, primary occupation, and, if different, the office, appointment, or employment with government held by person filing the statement of financial interest.
A statement of whether the reporting individual or reporting individual's family member has a financial interest in any of the businesses, professions, occupations, groups, or matters listed in this paragraph (17 different categories listed); nature of interest.
New Jersey
Legislative Code of Ethics 2.14 (Rules)
Each of the following sources of earned income: salary, bonus, royalties, fees, commissions, profit sharing paid to filer or reportable person as an officer, employee, partner of consultant of a corporation, professional association, partnership or sole proprietorship. See "Business Associations" and "Property"
Name, address of business organizations in which member or spouse held an "interest" as defined in section 13 of P.L.1971, c.182 (C.52:13D-13);
Compensated or uncompensated offices, trusteeships, directorships, or positions held by the member spouse, with any firm, corporation, association, partnership or business.
Sources of unearned income from dividends and other income from named investments, trusts and estates.
Sources of unearned income from rents.
Address, brief description of all real property in which the member, the member's spouse or a minor child held an interest .
Where an amount is required: less than $10,000 $10,000 - $25,000 $25,001 - $50,000 $50,000 or more
New Mexico
Name and address of employer. Title or position held and a brief description of the nature of the business or occupation. All sources of gross income of more than $5,000. Identify by category: law or consulting practice, finance and banking, farming or ranching, medicine and health care, insurance, oil and gas, transportation, utilities, stock market holdings, bonds, government, education, manufacturing, real estate, sales with description of goods sold, other with similar description.
In describing a law practice, consulting operation or similar business of the person or spouse, the major areas of specialization or income sources shall be described.
All New Mexico professional licenses held.
All other New Mexico business interests of $10,000+ not otherwise listed including any position held and a general statement of purpose of the business or entity. Memberships held on boards of for-profit businesses in state.
All memberships held by the reporting individual and his spouse on boards of for-profit businesses in New Mexico.
Description of type, and county of real estate owned in New Mexico.
New York
Consolidated Laws Chapter 47 Article 4 Section 73a
Name, address, description of occupation (filer only). Nature, amount, source of income >$1,000 to filer and spouse.
Identity and value, if reasonably ascertainable, of each interest in a trust, estate or other beneficial interest, including retirement plans other than retirement plans of the state of New York or the city of New York, and deferred compensation plans (e.g., 401, 403(b), 457, etc.) established in accordance with the internal revenue code, in which the REPORTING INDIVIDUAL held a beneficial interest in EXCESS of $1,000 at any time during the preceding year. Do NOT report interests in a trust, estate or other beneficial interest established by or for, or the estate of, a relative.
Terms of any agreements for continuation of benefits worth >$1,000 to filer, including pensions, profit-sharing plans, life or health insurance, buy-out agreements, severance pay.
Nature of income includes, but is not limited to, all income from compensated employment whether public or private, directorships and other fiduciary positions, contractual arrangements, teaching income, partnerships, honorariums, lecture fees, consultant fees, bank and bond interest, dividends, income derived from a trust.
Deferred income (not retirement income) in EXCESS of $1,000 from each source to be paid to the reporting individual following the close of the calendar year for which this disclosure statement is filed, other than deferred compensation. Deferred income derived from the practice of a profession shall be listed in the aggregate and shall identify as the source, the name of the firm, corporation, partnership or association through which the income was derived, but shall not identify individual clients.
Any office, trusteeship, directorship, partnership, or position of any nature, whether compensated or not, held with any firm, corporation, association, partnership, or other organization other than the state. List only compensated honorary positions.
If filer works in law, real estate, education, or is a partner or shareholder of a firm, describe the subject area focus. Starting July 2012, must provide client information in certain circumstances.
Name, address, business activity of investments >$1,000 held by filer or spouse; property, securities exempt. Type, market value, name of issuing entity of securities worth >$1,000.
Positions, including member, of political organizations.
Terms of future employment agreements (excluding leaves of absence.)
Location, size, general nature, acquisition date, market value, % of ownership of real property worth >$1,000. List any owned for investment by a corporation filer or spouse owns more than 50% of stock in.
Income derived from real estate rents and recognized gains from the sale or exchange of real or other property. Income from a business or profession and real estate rents shall be reported with the source identified by the building address in the case of real estate rents and otherwise by the name of the entity and not by the name of the individual customers, clients or tenants, with the aggregate net income before taxes for each building address or entity.
Income in EXCESS of $1,000, and each transfer other than to a relative for less than fair consideration of an interest in a trust, estate or other beneficial interest, securities or real property, by the reporting individual, in excess of $1,000, which would otherwise be reported.
When an "amount" or "value" is required, indicate category by letter only.
Category A: <$5,000. Category B: $5,000-$19,999 Category C: $20,000-$59,999 Category D: $60,000-$99,999 Category E: $100,000-$249,999 Category F: $250,000+
North Carolina
Occupation, employer, and business. A list of each source (not specific amounts) of income of more than $5,000 received during the previous year by business or industry type, including salary or wages, professional fees, honoraria, interest, dividends, rental income, and business income. Capital gains, social security and retirement income excepted.
If the filing person is a practicing attorney, an indication of whether the filing person, or the law firm with which the filing person is affiliated, earned legal fees during the past year in excess of $10,000 from any of the following categories of legal representation: Administrative law, Admiralty law, Corporate law, Criminal law, Decedents' estates law, Environmental law, Insurance law, Labor law, Local government law, Negligence or other tort litigation law, Real property law, Securities law, Taxation law, Utilities regulation law.
Except for a filing person in compliance as an attorney, if the filing person is a licensed professional or provides consulting services, either individually or as a member of a professional association, a list of categories of business and the nature of services rendered, for which payment for services were charged or paid during the past year in excess of $10,000.
The name of each publicly owned company. Some exceptions apply to the term "publicly owned."
The name of each nonpublicly owned company or business entity, including interests in partnerships, limited partnerships, joint ventures, limited liability companies, limited liability partnerships, and closely held corporations.
For each company or business entity listed above, if known, a list of any other companies or business entities in which the company or business entity owns securities or equity interests exceeding a value of $10,000.
A list of all nonpublicly owned businesses of which the person is an officer, employee, director, partner, owner, or member or manager of a limited liability company.
For any company or business entity listed above, if known, any company or business entity that has any material business dealings, contracts, or other involvement with the State, or isregulated by the State, including a brief description of the business activity.
For a vested trust created, established, or controlled by the filing person of which the filing person or the members of the filing person's immediate family are the beneficiaries, the name and address of the trustee, a description of the trust, and the filing person's relationship to the trust.
A list of all stock options in a company or business not otherwise disclosed on this statement.
(2) A list of each asset and liability included in this subdivision of whatever nature (including legal, equitable, or beneficial interest) with a value of at ($10,000) owned by the filing person and the filing person's immediate family. This list shall include the following: All real estate located in the State owned wholly or in part by the filing person or the filing person's immediate family, including descriptions adequate to determine the location by city and county of each parcel. Real estate that is currently leased or rented to or from the State. Personal property sold to or bought from the State within the preceding two years. Personal property currently leased or rented to or from the State.
A list of any felony convictions of the filing person.
Any other information that is necessary either to carry out the purposes of this Chapter or to fully disclose any conflict of interest or potential conflict of interest. If the filing person believes a potential for conflict exists, the filing person has a duty to inquire of the Commission as to that potential conflict. If a filing person is uncertain of whether particular information is necessary, then the filing person shall consult the Commission for guidance.
A list of any nonprofit corporation or organization with which associated during the preceding calendar year, including a list of which of those nonprofit corporations or organizations with which associated do business with the State or receive State funds and a brief description of the nature of the business, if known or with which due diligence could reasonably be known.
North Dakota
Identity of principle source of income.
Names of businesses or trusts in which a financial interest is held. Names of associations or institutions which may be affected by legislative action with which closely associated or in which a position such as officer or director is held. Identity of business offices, directorships and fiduciary relationships held in previous year.
All names under which filer or family members do business.
Sources of income; amount category; brief description of services provided. Individual items that constitute the gross income not required unless a lobbyist is involved.
Client indentification not required for certain professions if certain conditions apply.
Names of corporations or business entities in Ohio in which >$1,000 in investment held, or with which any office or fiduciary relationship is held; description, nature of relationship.
Identity and amount of income received from a person who iis doing or seeking to do business of any kind with the public official's or employee's agency.
All fee simple and leasehold interests to which legal title or a beneficial interest in real property is held in the state.
0-$999 $1,000-$9,999 $10,000-$24,999 $25,000-$49,999 $50,000-$99,999 $100,000+
Rule 257:15-1-7
Workplace phone. Name, address, business, type of income from private sources >$5,000. Individual client or customers not required.
Name of businesses in which filer held securities $5,000+. mutual funds and similar securities need be identified only by the type of investments made by the mutual fund or similar security
Name, mailing address, and a description of the principal business activity of a person from whom income in cash or in-kind exceeding $5,000 in amount or value was received by the filer and the type of income received. If income results from employment by, operation of, or participation in a proprietorship or partnership or professional corporation or business or nonprofit corporation or other person, the filer may list the proprietorship or partnership or professional corporation or business or nonprofit corporation or other person as the source and not each patron, customer, patient, client, or each oil or gas well of the proprietorship or partnership or professional corporation or business or nonprofit corporation or other person. For purposes of this section, "type of income" shall include, but not be limited to, dividends, profit sharing, proceeds from sales, rent, royalty, salary, stock splits, and wages;
Name of any director, stockholder, partner, agent, affiliate, member, employee or officer of a lobbyist principal with whom the filer is engaged in business. professional or occupational permits or licenses held by the filer.
Professional or occupational permits or licenses held by the filer.
Name, address and brief description of sources paying 10%+ of total household income.
Income >$1,000 from sources that have or could have legislative interests, unless privileged.
All names under which business is done and the principal address and a brief description of each business.
Positions as officer or director of business. Principal address and brief description of each.
Names, addresses of businesses in which >$1,000 is held if business has legislative interests.
List of all real property in which there is a personal, beneficial ownership interest, any options to purchase or sell real property, including a land sales contract, and any other rights of any kind in real property located within the geographic boundaries of the governmental agency of which the public official holds, or the candidate if elected would hold, an official position or over which the public official exercises, or the candidate if elected would exercise, any authority.
PCS Title 65 Chapter 11
Occupation or profession. Name, address of sources of income paying $1,300+, unless privileged.
Any office, directorship, employment of any nature in any business entity. Any financial interest in a legal entity engaged in business for profit. Identity of filer's previous or current financial interests which have been transferred to a member of filer's immediate family.
Direct or indirect interest in real estate sold or leased to or purchased or leased from the state or a state subdivision; any property involved in condemnation proceedings.
Rhode Island
A list of all sources of occupational income identified by employer or, if self employed, by the nature of occupation or profession, and if income was received from a state or municipal agency, the name and address of the agency and the nature of the services rendered.
Identification of sources of all income from a trust; identify each asset generating >$1,000.
Memberships or business boards of directors or executive positions in businesses. Names, addresses of businesses. Name, address of businesses in which 10%+ equity interest or $5,000+ cash value interest held.
For a business entity in which a 10% or greater equity interest or a $5,000 or greater cash value interest is held if business is done with a state or municipal agency or a business which is subject to direct regulation greater than of a de minimus nature by a state or municipal agency, and if so, the date and nature of the business.
List of all real property in which a financial interest is held.
General officers, as defined in section 17-2-1, shall list all sources and amounts of income in excess of $200 according to the following categories:
not more than $1000; greater than $1000 but no more than $10,000; greater than $10,000 but no more than $25,000; greater than $25,000 but no more than $50,000; greater than $50,000 but no more than $100,000; greater than $100,000 but no more than $200,000; greater than $200,000 but no more than $500,000; greater than $500,000 but no more than $1,000,000; greater than $1,000,000
South Carolina
Article 11 Section 8-13-1110
Name, business or government address, and workplace telephone number. Source, type, and amount or value of income, not to include tax refunds, of substantial monetary value received from a governmental entity.
Names of entities in which interest of 5% of total issued and outstanding securities and $100,000+ are held.
Description, value, location of real property owned and options to purchase id (1) known public improvements >$200 have taken place on adjacent property or (2) the interest can reasonably be expected to create a conflict of interest.
If a sale, lease, or rental of personal or real property is to a state, county, or municipal instrumentality of government, a copy of the contract, lease, or rental agreement must be attached to the statement.
South Dakota
Statute requires Secretary of State to create forms. Filers must report on "close economic interest," which is defined as any enterprise that contributes either more than 10% or more than $2,000 to the gross income or an enterprise in which more than 10% of the capital or stock is held. "Enterprise" is defined as any business or economic relationship.
The value of a close economic interest is specifically not required.
Sources of income >$1,000. Individual client names specifically not required.
In general terms by areas of the client's interest, the entities to which professional services, such as those of an attorney, accountant, or architect, are furnished. Amount and source, by name, or any contributions from private sources for use in defraying the expenses necessarily related to the adequate performance of that member's legislative duties. Campaign funds excluded.
Names of firms in which investments of >5% of total capital or >$10,000 are owned.
Other: Any adjudication of bankruptcy or discharge received in any United States district court within 5 years of the date of the disclosure.
Chapter 572
Sources of occupational income, identified by employer; if self employed, by occupation. Include retainers in amount categories.
A list of all bonds, notes, and other commercial paper held or acquired, and if sold, the category of the amount of net gain or loss.
Source and category of amount of income >$500 from interest, dividends, royalties, rents. Source and amount category for all income from trusts, identification of each known asset from which income >$500.
Name of businesses in which stock held; category of number of shares.
Description of beneficial interests in businesses and if sold, a description of the net gain or loss.
Description of all assets and liabilities of an entity in which 50%+ outstanding ownership held, acquired or sold. Positions on boards of directors, names of firms and positions held.
Any corporation, firm, partnership, limited partnership, limited liability partnership, professional corporation, professional association, joint venture, or other business association, excluding a publicly held corporation, in which there is an interest.
Name and the category of the number of shares of any mutual fund held or acquired, and if sold, the category of the amount of net gain or loss realized from the sale.
Identification of each blind trust, including including: the category of the fair market value of the trust; the date the trust was created; the name and address of the trustee; and a statement signed by the trustee.
Description of beneficial interests in real property by reporting: the street address, if available, or the number of lots or number of acres, as applicable, in each county, and the name of the county, if the street address is not available; and the names of all persons retaining an interest in the property, excluding an interest that is a severed mineral interest. If sold, the category by amount of the net gain or loss.
If an amount in a financial statement is required to be reported by category, the individual filing the statement shall report whether the amount is:
(1)>$5,000 (2)$5,000-$9,999 (3)$10,000-$24,999 (4)$25,000+
Stock should be reported in shares as follows:
(1)>100 (2)100-499 (3)500-999 (4)1,000-4,999 (5)5,000-9,999 (6) 10,000+
Utah 76-8-109
Filer's name; name and address of the filer's primary employer; a brief description of the filer's employment, including the filer's occupation and, as applicable, job title.
For each entity in which the filer is an owner or an officer: (A) the name of the entity; (B) a brief description of the type of business or activity conducted by the entity; and (C) the filer's position in the entity; For each entity that has paid $5,000 or more in income to the filer within the one-year period ending immediately before the date of the disclosure form: (A) the name of the entity; and (B) a brief description of the type of business of activity conducted by the entity.
For each entity in which the filer holds any stocks or bonds having a fair market value of $5,000 or more as of the date of the disclosure form, but excluding funds that are managed by a third party, including blind trusts, managed investment accounts, and mutual funds: (A) the name of the entity; and (B) a brief description of the type of business or activity conducted by the entity;
For each entity not listed in which the filer serves on the board of directors or in any other type of formal advisory capacity: (A) the name of the entity or organization; (B) a brief description of the type of business or activity conducted by the entity; and (C) the type of advisory position held by the filer.
At the option of the filer, any real property in which the filer holds an ownership or other financial interest that the filer believes may constitute a conflict of interest, including: (A) a description of the real property; and (B) a description of the type of interest held by the filer in the property.
No financial disclosure requirements
Name, address of businesses in which a paid officership or directorship is held; position held. Name of each private employer paying >$10,000, excluding ONLY salary paid for serving in the general assembly. Salary from state and local government or advisory agencies must be included.
For self- or family-owned businesses in which >$10,000 interest is held, list name of enterprise, address, city or county and state, nature of enterprise and whether gross income is > or < $50,000.
Name of businesses in which stocks bonds, mutual funds, limited partnerships or other securities >$10,000 is owned; type of security, type of business entity, amount category. If filer or associated business provided >$1,000 in goods or services to a business in Virginia, state the type of services and whether the business nature falls into one of 24 categories; amount categories.
Location, type and name under which real estate is recorded for any in which a >$10,000 interest is held, listing each parcel individually.
For any in which >$10,000 interest held involved in a contract with the state, list both parties, % ownership, interest held, government agency involved, location and income received. Any property in which a >$1,000 interest is held if leased to the state.
$10,001-$50,000 >$50,000
For legislators representing others before or providing goods to state agencies, the following categories apply: $1,001-$10,000 $10,001-$50,000 $50,001-$100,000 $100,001-$250,000 $250,001+
Actual amounts required for gifts, travel reimbursements, income from property contracts with the state.
Occupation; employer name; business address. Name, address, nature of entity, highest value of interest during reporting period for each bank account or insurance policy in which >$5,000 is held. Each other intangible personal property in which direct financial interest >$500 is held. Name, address of governmental entity, corp., partnership, etc. which paid $500+ income; include amount, services.
Public or private offices, directorships and trustee positions. Names of entities in which positions such as officer, director or other partnership interest or ownership interest of 10%+ is held; title, nature of ownership interest; value of any compensation from legislature the entity received, services performed.
Name of each governmental unit, corporation, partnership, joint venture, sole proprietorship, association, union, or other business or commercial entity from which the entity has received compensation in any form in the amount of $2,500 or more.
List of all real property in the state worth >$2,500 in which direct financial interest was acquired, divested or held by the filer; amount paid and interest acquired or amount received and source, with address, if divested. Similar information for any worth >$5,000 assessed value owned, acquired or divested by entity in which 10% ownership interest is held.
<$1,000 $1,001-$4,999 $5,000-$9,999 $10,000-$24,999 >$25,000
West Virginia
Name, address of each employer. Identification by category (categories not provided) of each source >$1,000 and description of services provided. Individual clients not required.
Identify each from a list of 33 interest groups with which filer did business and received >20% of gross income from.
Name, address of each business in which filer, spouse or dependent children has or had, within the previous year ownership interest of at least $10,000 or 5%.
Subchapter III 19.41
Identity of sources paying >$1,000. For family businesses, state general nature of business, rather than an individual or decedent's estate, unless the individual is a lobbyist.
Identity of organizations with which filer is associated; nature. Exceptions: trusts, non-profit social assocs., assocs. formed to promote candidacy. Identity of Wisconsin organization in which securities worth $5,000+ are held; identity of securities, approximate value, some exceptions apply.
Names of entities from which associated business received $2,500 from, services provided.
If $1,000 or more is received from a partnership, limited liability company, corporation electing to be taxed as a partnership in which there is a 10% or greater interest, the identity of each payer from which the organization received $1,000 or more of its income for its preceding taxable year, except that if the individual who is required to file identifies the general nature of the business in which he or she or his or her immediate family is engaged then no identification need be made of a decedent's estate or an individual, not acting as a representative of an organization, unless the individual is a lobbyist as defined in s. 13.62. In addition, no identification need be made of payers from which dividends or interest are received.
Real property in state in which interest if >10% of outstanding shares or $5,000+ is held; nature of interest.
Amounts can be reported as > or < $50,000.
Business address, phone. List of compensated offices, directorships, salaried employment, job title; including names, addresses of entities. Names, addresses of income sources. Excludes offices and directorships in a nonprofit corporation where no compensation is received for service.
Answer yes or no as to whether interest income or security income is held.
Name, address of business interests in which 10%+ owned.
Yes or no as to whether real estate leases or royalties held.
Amounts specifically not required; only sources.
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Mars and the Moon put on a nice display tonight. They huddle close together as darkness falls, and move even closer during the night. At their closest, in the early morning, they'll be separated by about the width of the Moon itself.
Although Mars looks orange, scientists are interested in a patch of white beneath its orange soil. The white is almost pure silica -- the mineral that's used to make glass. It's exciting because it probably formed in a watery environment. Similar environments on Earth are crawling with microscopic organisms, so the Martian silica could contain the microscopic fossils of ancient life.
The silica was discovered last year by Spirit, one of the Mars rovers. While driving through the Columbia Hills, its wheels dug into a deep layer of soil. When Spirit pulled away, its cameras revealed the white patch just below the surface. Its instruments found that the white stuff is made of silica.
Planetary scientists say the silica probably formed around a vent of steam that contained a lot of acid. The acid eroded everything else, leaving behind only the silica. But it's also possible that it formed in a hotspring. Such environments are common on Earth, and they're good homes for microscopic life.
Spirit can't see anything as small as a microscopic fossil, so we'll probably never know if it dug up some. But the discovery at least shows that, in the far-distant past, conditions could have been favorable for Martian life.
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Unity Community |
I'd like to share my experiences and sales data of my latest game Hard Rock Racing on the Mac App Store.
After a quite launch and nearly no sales the game got featured by Apple on the front page for one week and went up to #3 of all paid games in the US store.
(Click on the screenshot for larger version)
After that week with front page featuring the game went down to the front page of the games sub-page and at that time also received an own graphics badge. It seemed like a last-minute decision Apple made as I got the request for promotional art assets only 2 days before the game got featured on the games page.
Now to the interesting part - sales data. I was quite astonished that a #3 game in the US (the most important market in terms of sales volume) does not make more sales than 743 on one day. Shocking! From the beginning of the Mac App Store (MAS) in january I knew from friend developers sales volumes of 3x and more of my sales and I would have expected that these numbers have grown, not sunken. Reason _might_ be that the overall sales volume on the MAS is currently quite low compared to the launch months. Will be interesting to see what effect OSX Lion will have on the overall usage of the Mac App Store once it comes out in july.
Also, I think pricing could not have been the cause because otherwise it would have never gotten to #3. It might have received a bit more momentum to stay longer in the top if I would have lowered the price at that time, but I don't think the price was any issue.
At least it shows that the MAS is far, really far away from sales volumes like we know it from the iOS store. But nevertheless a good and nice sales channel the MAS is anyways. A very positive thing is that the tail seems to flatten out way smoother and longer than it does on the iOS store.
Oh, and in a few days the iPad 2 version of Hard Rock Racing comes out and I'm already curious how that curve will look like. The game will be free and uses IAP for unlocking more tracks. So stay tuned!
(Update: The iPad 2 version is meanwhile available)
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Last edited by Martin Schultz; 06-30-2011 at 11:54 PM.
Latest release: RC Mini Racers.
Awesome, thanks for sharing Martin! Nice figures !
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Very interesting. Thanks for sharing
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Thanks for sharing, I think 4,000 copies in that time frame is pretty good for the Mac App Store. The OSX App Store just isn't getting the promotion it needs from Apple, but I think soon it will be a race to the bottom like the iOS App Store and then they'll support as a matter of bulk transactions.
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Nobody likes rambling gibberish.
Congratulations, man!
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Thanks for sharing! Im a bit surprised that the #3 spot in the US is not higher. Think maybe the "hype" when the MAS got launched helped the sales numbers the first months. Hope the OSX Lion will help pushing it a bit.
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I'd like to add that as a hobbyist, I'd love those kind of sales. If this were my full time job, then I would not bet the house on the OSX App Store.
My personal game projects -
Dimension Q Site
Facebook Page
Nobody likes rambling gibberish.
Yepp, you nailed the point. Since beginning of this year I'm living from my games sales, so MAS as single publishing channel is a no-go. The key is to get your game out to multiple channels. Next week HRR starts also at MacGameStore.com. The iPad 2 version is coming out also quite soon and I plan to bring out more race games based on HRR, which are produced then quicker than the 3-4 months I worked on HRR. (post mortem coming in June issue of the Unity Creative Magazine btw!). A free web version of the game is being published in a few months on MTV's shockwave.com, Wooglie.com, Shockwave3d.com and other online portals. I'm also talking to some company about licensing the source of HRR, another income source. But not yet contracts signed and until then, hot air...
If all of those channels work out, then the game was a success. Until today the numbers are ok, but did not cover my development costs so far.
Latest release: RC Mini Racers.
Thanks very much for sharing.
P.S. Emerald City Confidential is amazing, and I'd be honored to be featured with it.
Many thanks for sharing, Martin, really. And good luck for your decision to go all the way.
The experience you are sharing with us help to put things frankly into perspective in so many ways: up to date data, single developer, one hot game licensed, good hype, widespread deployment, sensible comparation among vending channels.
I think you already know that one other source of income may be acting as a contractor in the niche you are proficient already. You may also think about teaching, that is put up some unity course in your city and try expanding your structure.
In every case, it is a very nice story and I hope you can reach the break even (and much more) very soon.
Martin - thanks a ton for sharing man.
You made the MacRumors front page! Hopefully that'll result in a sales spike?
Thanks for sharing, hopefully it will keep growing from here.
Time to make time for games and apps - UnityPro / iOS Pro
thanks for sharing
play Jetlane on musegames.com
Thanks for sharing Martin
Martin rules. Thanks for the insightful info!
Nice work, Martin! Ironically, I found this via MacRumors rather than the Unity forum. Great work. BTW, the game is very nice! I had to force myself to stop playing it.
why the "peak oil" label?
Thanks for the nice words guys!
Will be interesting to see if the Macrumors article makes a spike in the sales. I'll post it here!
Perfect timing that the iPad 2 version of the game was released last night!!
@Jessy: Is Emerald City Confidential a game you made? Looks great!
Latest release: RC Mini Racers.
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HSBC was fined nearly $2 billion for turning a blind eye to money laundering . WSJ's David Enrich looks at the bank's problems in the U.S. and Central America and whether a fine of this size is appropriate. Photo: Getty Images
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The U.K.-based banking company is expected to forfeit nearly $1.3 billion as part of a deferred prosecution agreement, the largest-ever U.S. forfeiture for a bank, according to people briefed on the agreement between HSBC and multiple U.S. agencies. The deal includes a civil fine of more than $650 million, according to these people.
As part of the agreement, the bank will admit to violating the Bank Secrecy Act, the Trading with the Enemy Act and other U.S. laws intended to prohibit money laundering, a government official said.
In a statement Tuesday, HSBC confirmed the U.S. settlement, saying it expected reach a similar agreement with UK authorities soon.
HSBC's troubles with lax financial controls first surfaced publicly in 2010 when the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency issued a cease-and-desist order. Bloomberg News
Chief Executive Stuart Gulliver said: "We accept responsibility for our past mistakes. We have said we are profoundly sorry for them, and we do so again. The HSBC of today is a fundamentally different organization from the one that made those mistakes."
The bank, whose history dates to an era when the British empire was at its height, has spent the past two years selling off unprofitable businesses and centralizing its global structure stretched across 80 countries.
HSBC officials now blame that structure for much of their U.S. legal trouble, which began when Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents in 2007 looked at suspicious cash flows involving HSBC branches in Mexico and the U.S.
In the past year, the bank has hired several former U.S. government money-laundering experts to help improve its financial controls. It named Stuart Levey as its top legal officer. Mr. Levey formerly served as the Treasury Department's top official tracking terrorism and illicit financing. His portfolio includes managing legal officers in HSBC operations around the world.
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Many of the HSBC money-laundering problems centered on bulk-cash, U.S. dollar transactions between HSBC's Mexico and U.S. units. The transactions were detailed in a U.S. Senate investigative report published this past summer.
The report by the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations detailed a regulatory culture at HSBC that shocked even its own employees, according to testimony provided to the committee and at a hearing.
Senate investigators concluded HSBC did little to clean up operations that should have raised concerns. HSBC's Mexico bank had a branch in the Cayman Islands that had no offices or staff but held 50,000 client accounts and $2.1 billion in 2008, the report said.
"What is this, the School of Low Expectations Banking?" one HSBC Latin America compliance official wrote in a complaint about the practices at HSBC Mexico, according to the Senate report. The HSBC official said the Mexico bank's antimoney-laundering committee "can't keep rubber-stamping unacceptable risks because someone on the business side writes a nice letter.…We have seen this movie before, and it ends badly."
At a Senate hearing in July, Irene Dorner, chief executive of HSBC's U.S. bank, delivered an official apology to lawmakers "for the fact that HSBC did not live up to the expectations of our regulators, our customers, our employees, and the general public."
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Michael John Neill's Genealogy website. Things that cross my path, general research suggestions, and whatever else ...with a little bit of attitude. I don't post "news" just to post it, never post a press release (edited or otherwise), don't feign excitement, and pretty much say what I think.
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Who Is the Witness?
I realized that I had never researched the witness on this bond--who could easily just be a warm body or someone of significance. The difficulty is in reading the name.
My guess is that the last name is Drury, but the initials are more of a mystery.
This image came from the microfilmed copy of the marriage bonds at the Family History Library--obtained from the New Brunswick Provincial Archives.
In hindsight, I wish I knew whether the document that was filmed was the original bond or a transcription of it. I'm glad that I know where I got this record, but now I need to know where the "microfilmer" got it as well.
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A quick look at the ending "y" in the name of the witness and several places in the script within the document seems to indicate that the same person who wrote the name of the witness also wrote the script within the bond itself.
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Could the last name be Dewey? Just a guess.
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I thought that for a while too, but it appears to have been Drury. There was a man with that last name who appears in the 1871 New Brunswick Census as a local government employee.


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Ooh neat! Belts!!!
Are you too big, too broke, too small, too crafty, or not crafty enough to be able to easily swing the "traditional" Tribal/Fusion belt? Do you wanna make something all your own, simply and easily, without a sewing machine, and sans having to tweak this or that over and over again, after you've already spent a ho-ton of money on a pre-manufactured piece? Or are you like me and burdened with being a fellow non-sewer? (I know, totally gasp-worthy in the world of bellydance, as it seems I'm finding. ;D) Well if so, then I may have a solution- for all of us! ^_^
Here are 2 badass ways to make a truly unique & customizable T/F belt- that can be just about anything you want it to be. :D (You can even make headbands, armbands, wristbands and other.. bands this way, too! :D) See the video above for how-to #1, and the link below for how-to #2. :)
They look relatively inexpensive, essentially pretty easy, and seem to only take a little patience & time to construct. ..Wahoo!! I've already got a mini yarn stash thanks to my Tribal hair fall makings, so I plan on getting those heavy-duty straws from 7-11 for this and using the rest of that stash to make some really kickin' dance accessories. ^_^ (The 7-11 straws being wide and sturdy, so the yarn should go through easily, w/o fear of flimsier straws bending and breaking too badly.) Plus these can be adorned w/everything from fringe and ribbon to random doodads & jewelry bits one already has around the house, as well as any kind of pendant or adornment that a girl (or boi) could think of. :) Got buttons or brooches just lying around unused..? Stick 'em on!! Hoorah for reusing and recycling- and getting some of the useless clutter out and putting it into useFUL goodies that you love!! ^_^ I'm super excited to try and make one (or two- or three ;D)- and I think I might even try 8 straws first, to make an extra-wide belt. :D
Here's to making beautiful, new, fully customizable belts! :D -And if you make one from one of these tutorials too, may we please see your work! I'd love to see what you make as well!
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