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The president of SSAF, my friend Nick Ashton, finally was able to communicate to me from safety in England. He had taken an armed convoy out of Baghdad to Amman, Jordan and then a flight to England. Nick told me that he originally flew in to Baghdad airport with 7 of the foreigners who have been killed recently in Iraq. He met just days ago with two of the Japanese who were murdered by terrorists. It really shook him up and made it very personal for him. Nick had a meeting with FReeper ChiefKujo who gave us the great news...

I just heard on instant messaging from Baghdad. Nick Ashton, president of SSAF, is there working with the provisional government and other foreign government and commercial interests. All the glass that SSAF protected at the Sheraton survived the attack. Nick was there a short time ago to make an inspection. He only had a moment to send me a message but I think he was indicating that Russian weapons were used. That's it for now.

Pardon the cheap shameless plug, but I hope to have the opportunity to meet a few of you NY FReepers next week when I'm in NYC. For those not familiar with previous cheap shameless plugs, here is the business in which I am involved --- SSAF. Yes, a new cool flash website is being designed (actually by my son). For over thirty years, SSAF has protected the glass in major buildings around the world from terrorist bomb blasts. The company has saved many lives. In 7-mil optically clear or solar control, IMPAX EXTREME Fragmentation/Blast Security Window Film can sustain a...

DATELINE: LONDON UK JUNE 19TH 2002 IMMEDIATE RELEASE SSAF WINDOW FILMS LIMITED RECEIVES EUROPEAN SMART AWARD FOR INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY IN 2002 SSAF WINDOW FILMS LTD. of Great Britain and its group of associated worldwide companies, including SSAF INTERNATIONAL LTD., SSAF USA LLC, SSAF MOSCOW, AND SSAF (TURKEY), have been awarded the "Smart Award for Technology Innovation." The award was given for the latest development of SSAF IMPAX Security Window Film. SSAF window films have been saving lives for over 30 years. They have been accepted as a necessary safety material in the construction and glazing industries. Security has become a...