Friday June 12, 2008 18:41 Wednesday June 10, 2009 we invested in a citi 9 month cd. Smith Barney financial advisor advised that citi would not be bankrupt in nine months. We will see. Cool music.

Friday June 12, 2008 10:38 Bond Expert: Thursday Wrap comment. Wednesday June 10, 2009 afternoon was spent with financial advisors planning strategies for this coming year. Smith Barney advisor noticed a rather large junk bond holding by one of our mutual funds. We currently suspect that that the mutual fund insures those bonds against failure. Eclipse Aviation secured a lot of the one billion dollars it lost through bond sales. $452.2 million without checking addition. We speculate that no bond holder buying Eclipse aviation bonds would not insure them against failure. Question is: Which insurance companies insure Eclipse Aviation bonds? And will these insurance companies pay off? Or go bankrupt themselves? Note: Morgan Stanley & Co. of New York City, bondholder, $24.1 million Let's ask Bill Batie of Morgan Stanley. ----- Forwarded Message ----- From: bpayne37@comcast.net To: "William Batie" Sent: Friday, June 12, 2009 8:04:48 AM GMT -08:00 Tijuana / Baja California Subject: eclipse bonds insurance Hello Bill Morgan Stanley apparently holds $24.1 million in bonds in bankrupt Eclipse Aviation we read in the Albuquerque Journal on Friday November 28, 2008. 1 Did Morgan Stanley insure the $24.1 million Eclipse bonds? 2 Which insurance company? 3 If insured, has the insurance company paid off or will pay off after, perhaps, a process? Reason we ask the question is that we are in the process of filing a fraud loss complaint with NCUA. regards bill http://home.comcast.net/~bpayne37/goldmansachs/goldmansachs.htm#eclipse

Bankrupt Eclipse Aviation bondholders. · Kings Road Investments Ltd. of New York City, bond holder, $92.3 million · HBK Master Fund of Dallas, bond holder, $84.9 million · Citadel Horizons of Chicago, bond holder, $53.4 million · UBS Securities of New York City, bond holder, $30 million · Silver Oak Capital of New York City, bond holder, $26.1 million · PAR Investment Partners of Boston, bond holder, $25.6 'million · Citadel Investment Group of Chicago, bond holder, $25.2 million · Morgan Stanley & Co. of New York City, bondholder, $24.1 million · Tempo Master Fund of Greenwich, Conn., bond holder, $21.2 million · Sandelman Partners MultiStrategy Master Fund of New York City, bond holder, $16.2 million · Seneca Capital International of New York City, bond holder, $14.7 million · DKR Capital Inc. of Stamford, Conn., bond holder, $11.2 million · Investment Interlachen of Minneapolis, bond holder, $11.2 million · Sandelman Partners of New York City, bond holder,. $8.4 million · Seneca Capital L.P. of New York City, bond holder, $7.7 million

Sandia National Laboratories retirees are paid by Prudential [PRU].

Cramer makes room in the Sell Block today for a whole gang of misfits, based on analysis that Goldman Sachs released on Tuesday. Today's Sell Block detainees: life insurance companies like Lincoln [HIG 12.65 2.19 (+20.94%) ], Hartford [ Loading... () ], Prudential [PRU 25.24 0.10 (+0.4%) ] and Principal [PFG 16.83 -1.93 (-10.29%) ]. To put it simply, they're in "big trouble," according to Goldman's piece.

Wednesday May 13, 2009 06:47 Possible electricity [energy] problems could change economic outlook? Global Policy Ideas for Clean Energy Revolution: The Making of an Eco-Obamanomics comment. PNM forecaster Steve Martin alerted us about new construction as the principal factor in increased electric load. See FOIL 1. "If you take participants in both programs, we expect they could save up to 50 megawatts this summer on high-demand days," Brown said. "A megawatt is typically enough power to supply 700 homes." “If you can reduce rather than produce, you’re better off. And DR helps us reduce. We’re in the same position as a lot of utilities—we’re at capacity, gas prices are high, and the price of energy on the wholesale market is also high. So we have to look at cost-effective alternatives.“ — Carlos Lucero, senior energy efficiency engineer http://home.comcast.net/~bpayne37/pnmelectric/altreport/altreport.htm#offpeak Computer Security Experts: the Grid's Communications Infrastructure is Not Yet Invulnerable comment. Former Albuquerque Tribune reporter Larry Spohn visibility is increasing. So is the New Mexico msm. Thanks to the plight of the US auto industry. Spohn, we think, needs to explain what happened. Newspaper reporter Larry Spohn phone conversation May 6, 2009. Let's elaborate on the UNM Japan MITI industrical esionage operation on the US auto industry. Everett Rogers, Manabu Eto, ... .

Bill Batie Morgan Stanley Tuesday May 12, 2009 Adam Herman Riesz Regional Director at Goldman Sachs Tuesday May 12, 2009