I think he moved, I remember seeing a real estate transfer somewhere. I would imagine you would register in a state when you want to do business there.

LOL...That was a good one

I like it...GLTU

Try looking deeper


http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=40468415

http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=40468776

I noticed them during the STEW excitement

This says July 31

Good stuff - I like the format...lol


Lamont A. Hale

Listed in the CCR:

Central Contractor Registration (CCR}
Legal Business Name: SENTINEL SOLAR, LLC
Company URL: http://www.sentinelrenewable.com
Physical Street Address 1: 5 FALLS GLEN CT
Physical City: PARKTON
Physical State: MD
Physical Zip/Postal Code: 21120-9400
Mailing Name: SENTINEL RENEWABLE ENERGIES
Business Start Date: 02/01/2008

CCR POINTS OF CONTACT
Government Business Primary POC Government Business Alternate POC
Name: LAMONT HALE
Address Line 1: 111 SOUTH CALVERT STREET
City: BALTIMORE
State: MD
Zip/Postal Code: 21202
U.S. Phone: 410-385-5285







Lh International Consultancy
1860 Sugar Hill Rd
Woodbridge VA 22192-6924
(703) 499-8717
Phone: 703-313-8231
Fax: 703-313-8232
Email: halela0714@aol.com



The Genesis thing seemed interesting, couldn't find much more either.


Malek Majzoub’s Experience
Owner
Genesis
(Renewables & Environment industry)
Currently holds this position


When I'm searching for the holy grail (the plant), in the back of mind I'm always thinking maybe there is no info out there because right now it's all happening through the military.

When your finished with that, you can start on this, and I'll expect to see the report on my desk when I get back. lol...



Lamont A. Hale

Senior Vice President and Chief of Business Development

Mr. Hale has been with SRE since its founding. He is a retired United States Marine who served from 1982 to 2003. During this time, he held various senior staff positions as an advisor, instructor, and operations chief.

In 2003, he incorporated LH International Consultancy, which specializes in assisting companies write and implement policies, procedures, and training programs for staff operations in both the US and abroad. His firm has worked with leading media organizations, oil companies, security companies, and various Fortune 500 corporations. Mr. Hale has a proven track record managing and maximizing profits and saving for multimillion dollar projects in the military and private industry.



Malek Z. Majzoub

Director of Product and Business Development

Mr. Majzoub joined SRE in July of 2008. He brings thirty-three years of industrial management experience to the team. During his career at Ford Motor Company, he was a manager in production operations and an engineering manager in charge of process and industrial engineering on a number of vehicle lines.

Mr. Majzoub has also been a project manager for a number of multi-million dollar facilities and product lines. He was the Production System Lean Manager at a three thousand-man site, where he was coordinating lean systems in the areas of Leadership, Work Groups, Training, Station Process Control, Maintenance, Engineering, Material Flow, Environmental Systems, and Plant Safety.



Devin Tullis

Business Development Consultant

Mr. Tullis spent ten years working in the security industry before joining SRE and has managed and conducted protective operations for several Fortune 500 companies as well as numerous foreign dignitaries. He was the Senior Security Specialist and a special investigator for the Office of Ethics and Compliance at US Foodservices, where he was responsible for ensuring that day-to-day operations were properly conducted per state and federal laws.



Tremond Hale

Director of Business Strategy

Mr. Hale is a very well accomplished and focused business professional. His college education coupled with his real world, on the job experience, gives him an edge when it comes to pursuing business endeavors of old and new. He possesses a B.S. degree in Psychology and a Masters degree in Business.

Mr. Hale also has nearly 8 years of experience in the banking industry where he worked his way up in the companies from a day to day processor to a business consultant and business analyst and project management for two of the nation’s top 5 banks. His banking knowledge extends from the mortgage industry to retail credit and servicing. Mr. Hale is very detailed oriented, hardworking, stands for integrity and understands the big picture. Mr. Hale is also President of Trademark Investment Group, based out of Charlotte, NC in which he oversees investments of small business and real estate ventures.

Most of what I found, except the EU, has been from Canada.

One type of Rapeseed is also the Canola, so I was running with that for a while, it's easier to find.

Lots of crushers will pop up in your search.

I'll see what I can find later, gotta run now.

Our Corporate vision for Wind Power:

Sentinel Renewable Energies (SRE) will produce electric power by way of a wind farm.

We will sell this power to established Utilities or create a COOP to buy the power.

SRE will focus its efforts on developing wind farms in both US and foreign markets.

SRE will implement a production and distribution plan for power harvested from a wind farm beginning in mid to late 2009.


Implementation:

We work with governments to maximize incentives for a wind farm.

Once the company identifies the location, we will start developing a customer base for the power produced.

Sentinel Renewable Energies will secure a site for construction.

SRE will evaluate and improve on business operations for a minimum of 60 90 days, improving the efficiency and lowering operational cost.

Sentinel Renewable Energies will set its business model, which will be replicated at additional locations.

SRE will adapt this wind farm model for US and foreign markets.


Environmental benefits of Wind Power:

Wind power does not produce any air or water emissions.

Wind power does not produce any hazardous waste.

Wind power will not deplete natural resources.

Wind power has no environmental damage like oil spills.

Wind power reduces global warming by reducing the burning of fossil fuels.


Economic benefits Present and Future of Wind Power:

Wind is the lowest cost renewable energy.

Economic benefits on Labor incurred.


FAQ's on Wind Farm:

Wind farms can be deployed on land or at sea.

Wind farms are compatible with agriculture.

Average price for a wind farm turbine is $2000 USD per Kilowatt.

Renewable Energy Sources will be at least 20%, by 2020 in the EU.

The EU's directive for Cyprus is to be using 6% RES by the year 2010.

Cyrus's "New Enhanced Grant Scheme" objective is 9% RES by 2010.

The leading source of potential power in Cyprus is Wind Power.


Cyprus’ "New Enhanced Grant Scheme" for Renewable Energy Sources:

Financial incentives (30-55% of investments) in the form of government grants and feed-in tariffs.

Cyprus needs 200 Mega/watts from wind power to meet its targets.

Phase 2 – 10.4 million gallon facility in Williamsburg County, SC

Phase 3 – 10.4 million gallon facility in Baltimore County, MD

Phase 4 – 10.4 million gallon facility in – TBD



Although Phases 2 4 do not reflect plant operations in Williamsburg County, SC, SRE would definitely be interested in pursuing agreements that will allow for more phases to be implemented in its county as well as surrounding counties.

SRE will purchase crushing equipment at approximately $2mil with the capacity to crush raw rapeseed and convert it into de-gummed oil for sale to SRE's production division, and for sale to other SC biodiesel producers at a fair price (enabling them to produce fuel at a profit also). There is also the option for cooperatives to partner in this endeavor also. This partnership would decrease SRE's cost and risk as well as provide the local farmers with another revenue stream.

SRE will partner with a local SC trucking company (with an existing fleet of trucks) to transport raw feedstock to the crusher, transport de-gummed oil to SRE's own production facility and transport de-gummed oil to other SC biodiesel producers. They will also transport processed biodiesel from SRE's production facility to state/county fueling depots for sale at below market pricing under a 20-25 year (long term) purchase agreement

Sorry knack that was from the old website


As JW pointed out:

"Phase 1 - Summer 2009 open blending and distribution facilities in MD, VA, SC, NC, GA and DEL. "


http://www.sentinelrenewableenergy.com/current-projects.php

North Eastern Strategic Alliance



NESA

Located in the northeast corner of South Carolina, the North Eastern Strategic Alliance (NESA) is the central point of contact for businesses interested in locating or expanding in the nine-county region which includes Chesterfield, Darlington, Dillon, Florence, Georgetown, Horry, Marion, Marlboro, and Williamsburg Counties.

The NESA Region boasts a strong workforce, proactive economic development organizations, industry-friendly utilities, excellent workforce training programs, numerous other resources and a great quality of life.

As a professional economic development organization, NESA facilitates growth in the area through lead generation, industrial recruitment, major infrastructure initiatives, regional marketing and research projects.


With 2008 being the best year in NESA’s history, we begin 2009 in anticipation of even greater things. During 2008, NESA conducted 11 domestic and international missions, contacted over 3,000 companies, and met face-to-face with nearly 100 of these companies leading to many requests for information about our great region. NESA generated 62% of the project leads that it pursued and worked on 82 different projects. NESA was also able to participate in the State Match Program and leverage nearly $2 million for economic development programs throughout our region.

In Canada, Jeff McKay and Jim Moore had sixteen meetings over a five-day span in Toronto and Montreal. Meetings took place with companies in advanced manufacturing, alternative energy, and distribution that are all viewing South Carolina as a cost saving alternative that is closer to their customers and suppliers.

Board Members

Sen. J. Yancey McGill
S.C. State Senator

Mr. James E. Brogdon
Santee Cooper

Mr. Frank Bullard, III
Regional President, BB&T

Dr. Fred Carter
President, Francis Marion
University

Mr. Loyd Daniel
Strand Capital Partners

Dr. David DeCenzo
President,
Coastal Carolina University

Mr. James “Pat” Howle
Horry Electric Cooperative, Inc.

Mr. Danny Isaac
S.C. Department of Transportation Commissioner

Rep. Doug Jennings
S.C. State Representative

Mr. Floyd Keels
Santee Electric Cooperative

Sen. Hugh K. Leatherman
S.C. State Senator

Mr. E. LeRoy Nettles, Jr. Esq.
Pee Dee Electric Cooperative

Mr. Stanley Pasley
Williamsburg County Supervisor

Ms. Mindy Taylor
Progress Energy

Mr. Doug Wendel
Burroughs and Chapin

Mr. H. Lynn Harton
President and Chief Executive Officer
The South Financial Group Corporation

Rep. William D. Witherspoon
Retired S.C. State Representative

Mr. Marvin Stevenson
S.C. Department of Transportation Commissioner


County Profile: Williamsburg County

http://www.scbusinesscorner.com/county_profile_Williamsburg.asp?cty=Williamsburg



http://www.scbusinesscorner.com/

Elected states for biodiesel plants are MD, WV, VA, NC, SC, and GA.

Williamsburg County group to get federal funds

2009-04-17 - U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack announced that 20 organizations in 15 states, including one in Williamsburg County, have been selected to receive $12.7 million in loans to spur economic development and create or save nearly 2,000 jobs.

Williamsburg County Development Corp. will receive $750,000 through the USDA Rural Development’s Intermediary Relending Program. The funds are provided to community development or regional planning groups who then re-lend them to local businesses. Loans must be used to start new businesses, expand existing ones, or create or retain jobs.

http://74.125.95.132/search?q=cache:biAYck-NrvkJ:m.scnow.com/scnow/db_7349/contentdetail.htm%3Bjsessionid%3D1DDA67C78A3D9521D3F93A9FFCBC689F%3Fpn%3D0%26ps%3D10%26contentguid%3DVs1py5KC%26storycount%3D100%26detailindex%3D9+%22WILLIAMSBURG+CounTY+DEVelopment+CORP%22&cd=6&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us

Clemson Extension






South Carolina Cooperative Extension is based at South Carolina’s two land-grant institutions, Clemson University and South Carolina State University, in all 46 counties, and at the five Research & Education Centers.Focusing upon research-based information in agriculture, environment, food safety & nutrition, economic & community development, youth & families; Cooperative Extension Service engages citizens to help build a better South Carolina

Clemson Extension employs Extension Agents who work closely with state extension specialists and researchers located on campus and at the various research and education centers located across the state. Your local Extension Agents provide expertise in Agronomic Crops, Economic & Community Development, Food Safety & Nutrition, 4-H, Horticulture, Livestock & Forages, and Natural Resources.

9 Courthouse Square
P.O. Box 700
Kingstree, SC 29556
Phone: 843-355-6106
Fax: 843-355-9450

http://www.clemson.edu/extension/

The eggshell plays a critical role.


Perichyappan Senthilnathan, Member of Advisory Board

He has held Sr. Environmental/Technical Engineering positions at Merck & Co. Inc., ZENON for Environmental Inc. and EnviroGem Inc. He was involved in developing immersed membrane water treatment and immersed membrane bioreactor technologies (that received "Stockholm Industry Water Aware-2003", "Manning Innovation Aware-2000", and "Water Environment Federation Innovative Technology Award-1998").


FUEL CELL CONNECTION - October 2007 Issue

DOE Awards $750,000 Phase II Grant for Membrane Initiative
The Department of Energy has awarded a $750,000 Phase II grant to Genesis Fueltech for
development of new fabrication processes and structures for hydrogen purification membranes.
The membranes are for use in the manufacture of ultra-pure hydrogen from hydrogen-rich gas
streams or hydrogen generator systems.

http://www.fuelcelltoday.com/online/news/articles/2007-10/Genesis-receives-Phase-II-grant-



Genesis Fueltech, Inc.

The Technology

Genesis reformers are designed to produce high purity hydrogen from fuels such as alcohol. Fuel is mixed with water, pumped into the reformer, heated, and converted to hydrogen and carbon dioxide in a catalyst bed. Most of the hydrogen is removed from the reformed gases using a purification membrane. The leftover hydrogen and the carbon dioxide (referred to as raffinate) is sent to a burner to provide heat.

http://www.genesisfueltech.com/




ENGINEERED EGGSHELLS TO HELP MAKE HYDROGEN FUEL

COLUMBUS , Ohio -- Engineers at Ohio State University have found a way to turn discarded chicken eggshells into an alternative energy resource.

The patented process uses eggshells to soak up carbon dioxide from a reaction that produces hydrogen fuel. It also includes a unique method for peeling the collagen-containing membrane from the inside of the shells, so that the collagen can be used commercially.


L.S. Fan, Distinguished University Professor of chemical and biomolecular engineering at Ohio State, said that he and former Ohio State doctoral student, Mahesh Iyer, hit upon the idea when they were trying to improve a method of hydrogen production called the water-gas-shift reaction. With this method, fossil fuels such as coal are gasified to produce carbon monoxide gas, which then combines with water to produce carbon dioxide and hydrogen.

The eggshell plays a critical role.

"The key to making pure hydrogen is separating out the carbon dioxide," Fan said. "In order to do it very economically, we needed a new way of thinking, a new process scheme."

That brought them to eggshells, which mostly consist of calcium carbonate -- one of nature's most absorbent materials. It is a common ingredient in calcium supplements and antacids. With heat processing, calcium carbonate becomes calcium oxide, which will then absorb any acidic gas, such as carbon dioxide.

In the laboratory, Fan and his colleagues demonstrated that ground-up eggshells could be used in the water-gas-shift reaction. Iyer performed those early experiments; recent graduate Theresa Vonder Haar also worked on the project for her bachelor's degree honors thesis.


According to the United States Department of Agriculture, the country produced nearly 91 billion eggs in 2006. That equates to about 455,000 tons of shell per year that could potentially be used in hydrogen production.

Calcium carbonate –- a key ingredient in the eggshells -- captures 78 percent of carbon dioxide by weight, Fan explained. That means, given equal amounts of carbon dioxide and eggshell, the eggshell would absorb 78 percent of the carbon dioxide.

That makes it the most effective carbon dioxide absorber ever tested.

Energy experts believe that hydrogen may become an important power source in the future, most notably in the form of fuel cells. But first, researchers must develop affordable ways to produce large quantities of hydrogen -- and that means finding ways to deal with the byproducts of chemical reactions that produce the gas.

According to the United States Department of Agriculture, the country produced nearly 91 billion eggs in 2006. That equates to about 455,000 tons of shell per year that could potentially be used in hydrogen production.

Still, Fan said, even if all that shell were utilized, it would only provide a portion of what the United States would need to seriously pursue a hydrogen economy.

"Eggshell alone may not be adequate to produce hydrogen for the whole country, but at least we can use eggshell in a better way compared to dumping it as organic waste in landfills, where companies have to pay up to $40 dollars per ton disposal cost," he said.

Before they could grind up the egg shell, the engineers needed to remove the collagen-containing membrane that clings to the inside; they developed an organic acid that does the job. About 10 percent of the membrane consists of collagen, which sells for about $ 1000/gram. This collagen, once extracted, can be used in food or pharmaceuticals, or for medical treatments. Doctors use collagen to help burn victims regenerate skin; it's also used in cosmetic surgery.

"We like that our technology can help the egg industry to dispose of its waste, and at the same time convert the waste to a useful product," Fan said.

"And in the long term, we're demonstrating that carbon-based fuel sources, like coal or biomass, can be efficiently converted to hydrogen and liquid fuel. The goal is an energy conversion system that uses a dependable fossil energy source, but at the same time has very little environmental impact."

Fan is currently working with a major egg company to produce large quantities of the eggshell granules for testing. The university plans to license the technology for further development.

http://researchnews.osu.edu/archive/eggpower.htm

You might check these also


Renewable Identification Numbers (RINs) and Government Biofuels Blending Mandates
http://www.agmrc.org/renewable_energy/biofuelsbiorefining_general/renewable_identification_numbers_rins_and_government_biofuels_blending_mandates.cfm


EPA - Region 4: Southeast
http://www.epa.gov/region4/

Information Resources

Databases & Software
Regional GIS applications, selected projects and databases.
http://www.epa.gov/region4/info/data.html

Region 4 - Data
Water Discharge Permits (PCS)
The Water Discharge Permits Query Form allows you to retrieve selected data from the Permit Compliance System (PCS) database list of facilities having received permits to discharge waste water into rivers.
http://www.epa.gov/enviro/html/pcs/pcs_query.html

Resource Conservation and Recovery Information System - RCRAInfo
The Hazardous Waste Query Form allows you to retrieve selected data from the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act Information (RCRAInfo) database
http://www.epa.gov/enviro/html/rcris/rcris_query_java.html


Planning and Environmental Accountability Branch
U.S. EPA Region 4
Sam Nunn Atlanta Federal Center
61 Forsyth St., S.W.
Atlanta, Georgia USA
(404) 562-8286





Regulation of Fuels and Fuel Additives:
http://www.epa.gov/otaq/renewablefuels/rfs2_1-5.pdf

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY

40 CFR Part 80

[EPA EPA-HQ-OAR-2005-0161; FRL-8922-6]
RIN 2060-AO80


Regulation of Fuels and Fuel Additives: Modifications to
Renewable Fuel Standard Program Requirements

AGENCY: Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).

ACTION: Final rule.

[Federal Register: June 24, 2009 (Volume 74, Number 120)]
[Rules and Regulations]
[Page 29948-29952]

http://edocket.access.gpo.gov/2009/E9-14849.htm

Renewable Fuel Standard Program Amendments

EPA issued final regulations implementing the Renewable Fuel Standard Program on May 1, 2007. EPA subsequently identified a number of technical errors and ambiguities in the regulations and, in parallel proposed and direct final rules published on October 2, 2008, proposed to amend the regulations to correct these deficiencies. EPA received adverse comment on certain of the proposed changes, so, on November 26, 2008, formally withdrew the portions of the direct final rule that were the subject of adverse comment. Those provisions consisted of amendments to 40 CFR 80.1129(b)(1) and 80.1129(b)(8) (providing that a party with a small refinery or small refiner exemption may only separate RINs that have been assigned to a volume of renewable fuel that the party blends into motor vehicle fuel),

A. Separating RINs: Parties With Small Refiner or Small Refinery Exemption

EPA proposed the addition of 40 CFR 80.1129(b)(8) and a conforming change to 80.1129(b)(1) to clarify that a party with a small refinery or small refiner exemption may only separate Renewable Identification Numbers (RINs) that have been assigned to a volume of renewable fuel that the party blends into motor vehicle fuel.

In response to this proposed amendment, EPA received a comment which stated that the proposed 80.1129(b)(8) would result in the provision being overly broad. The comment further articulated a concern that EPA has mistakenly concluded that all refiners who have received either a small refiner exemption under 40 CFR 80.1142 or a small refinery exemption under 40 CFR 80.1141 are not obligated parties under the RFS program, and therefore, that those refiners may only separate RINs that have been assigned to volumes of renewable fuel that the refiner blends into motor vehicle fuel. Refiners who have received the small refinery exemption either are not obligated parties because they do not operate other non-exempt refineries or they are obligated parties because they do operate other non-exempt refineries. The commenter argued that the proposed technical amendment to add 40 CFR 80.1129(b)(8), as written, applies to both groups, but that it should apply only to the former group of refiners and not the latter.

EPA agrees with the comment and has added a clause to the final amendment to 40 80.1129(b)(8) to clarify our intention. Thus, the final rule states that it applies only to parties that have received a small refinery or small refiner exemption and who are ``not otherwise
obligated parties.'

This might help you


EPA will prepare a weekly report of all EISs filed during the preceding week for publication each Friday under a Notice of Availability in the Federal Register. At the time EPA sends its weekly report for publication in the Federal Register, the report will also be sent to the CEQ. Information included in the report for each EIS is the same as the data entered in EPA's computerized data file.

The minimum time periods set forth 1506.10(b),(c), and (d) are calculated from the date EPA publishes the Notice of Availability in the Federal Register. Review periods for draft EISs, draft supplements, and revised draft EISs shall extend 45 calendar days unless the lead agency extends the prescribed period or a reduction of the period has been granted. The wait periods for final EISs and final supplements shall extend for 30 calendar days unless the lead agency extends the period or a reduction or extension in the period has been granted. If a calculated time period would end on a non-working day, the assigned time period will be the next working day (i.e., time periods will not end on weekends or Federal holidays).

It should be noted that 1505.10(b) allows for an exception to the rules of timing. An exception may be made in the case of an agency decision which is subject to a formal internal appeal. Agencies should assure that EPA is informed so that the situation is accurately reflected in the Notice of Availability.


National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA)
EPA will prepare a weekly report of all EISs filed during the preceding week for publication each Friday under a Notice of Availability in the Federal Register.
http://www.epa.gov/fedrgstr/EPA-IMPACT/

http://www.epa.gov/compliance/nepa/index.html

http://yosemite.epa.gov/oeca/webeis.nsf/viAllByDate?SearchView&Query=([keystate]="SC")&SearchOrder=4&SearchMax=&SearchWV=false&SearchFuzzy=false&Start=1&SearchMax=0

Northwestern University Transportation Library
One of the largest collections of Environmental Impact Statements (EISs) is available from Northwestern University's Transportation Library. Nearly all of the EISs issued by federal agencies since 1969 are held, usually in draft as well as final form, as well as related documents (e.g., environmental assessments, findings of no significant impact, records of decisions, supplementary reports, and maps).

http://www.library.northwestern.edu/transportation/searcheis.html


CSA
Edward J. Reid
Editor, EIS: Digest of Environmental Impact Statements
7200 Wisconsin Avenue - Suite 601
Bethesda, Maryland 20814
301-961-6742

Environmental Protection Agency Library
Headquarters Library
EPA West Building
Constitution Avenue and 14th Street, NW, Room 3340
Washington, DC
202-566-0556

Some exposure now would be nice...


Remember, you have to pay for this level of exposure.. ;0

These people might already be working with them


Monika Jansen

Marketing Communications Consultant at Jansen Communications
• Washington D.C. Metro Area

My background is in marketing and public relations, and over the course of my career, I have worked for a start-up company, in a corporate setting, and in the non-profit world. I have put together marketing and public relations campaigns, compiled and produced annual reports, overhauled websites, set up email marketing programs, and written everything from business plans to blogs to sales collateral.



Jansen Communications

Jansen Communications creates smart marketing communications programs using integrated online strategies alongside classic communications tools. The key to a robust marketing program? A strong online presence complemented by a targeted public relations campaign, thoughtfully crafted website content, reports, white papers, case studies, and brochures. Focus on your core business. We'll handle your marketing communications.

Clients

The Fund for Arts and Culture
Washington Convention Center Authority
ArmorGroup North America
Secure IT Solutions
Just 4 Us Foundation
Opera Guild of Northern Virginia
Style & Image Network
DC, Inc.
Metro DC Magazine
Sentinel Renewable Energies, LLC

Who We Are

Jansen Communications was founded in response to the overwhelming need of businesses to integrate powerful web 2.0 programs with traditional marketing communications practices.Monika Jansen, Principal, has been in marketing and public relations for over 10 years during which time she has worked for a high-tech Internet start-up, in a corporate environment, and in the non-profit world. (And she even escaped the cube-farm for a while to work as a personal chef--but that's a whole other story.) As a consultant for the past six years, she has worked with non-profits, government contractors, small business owners, and start-up companies.

Monika C. Jansen
Phone 703-929-6062
Email monika@jansencomm.com
www.jansencomm.com

You've got the right idea


It's a good possibility that it's another school other than USC.



http://www.gsabusiness.com/news/28888-clemson-patent-attracts-biofuel-company-to-charleston

http://www.gsabusiness.com/news/27886-clemson-to-get-4-million-in-federal-appropriations

http://www.gsabusiness.com/news/27412-clemson-savannah-river-lab-partner-to-develop-bioenergy

http://www.utc.scsu.edu/about.htm

Nice find



It's old but at least it actually has Kingtree in it. Maybe Kristen knows the latest?

13D filing today


http://sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/907127/000114036109018692/formsc13d.htm


I like this part:

April 24, 2009
(Date of Event which Requires Filing of this Statement)

It was a first and last, a couple of weeks ago.

It was a really good day when we spoke and he had no idea what happened. He looked at the day's results during our conversation and this was late at night.

I can see why people are confused

Well you better hurry up.

The other six...seven people so far getting it is costing me bandwidth. JK

If you are really interested with this you can watch it again.

Here is the last two hours. It's a big file -264mb- so it might take a while to download.



http://www.mediafire.com/file/zn0w3lzmqzv/Level II.wmv

Another dividend already? Is there a plan for another dividend?

http://www.otcbb.com/asp/dividend.asp?sym_id=SYNJ

Good summary of the energy stimulus package



Nearly $800 Million from Recovery Act to Accelerate
Biofuels Research and Commercialization

by T.J. Heibel, BCS, Incorporated



The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (Recovery Act), Pub. L. 111-5, was signed into law by President Obama on February 17, 2009. The Recovery Act is a $787-billion economic stimulus package aimed at “jumpstarting the U.S. economy, creating or saving millions of jobs, and putting a down payment on addressing long-neglected challenges so the nation can thrive in the 21st century.” Federal agencies were charged with developing plans to award Recovery Act funds on activities that stimulate the economy and create or retain jobs. Final agency and program plans were submitted to the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) on May 15, 2009, and are now available at recovery.gov.



The U.S. Department of Energy, Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, Biomass Program was appropriated $786.5 million in Recovery Act funds. The Biomass Program was directed by the President to accelerate advanced biofuels research and development (R&D) and provide additional funding for commercial-scale biorefinery demonstration projects with the Recovery Act funds. The Recovery Act gives preference to activities that can be started and completed expeditiously, including a goal of using at least 50 percent of the funds for activities that were initiated no later than June 17, 2009. The Program has received further guidance that all funds be obligated within eighteen months and spent within five years of the Recovery Act’s signing.



The Biomass Program’s $786.5 million of Recovery Act funding is distributed across five areas. The largest portion, $480 million, will go toward solicitations for integrated pilot- and demonstration-scale biorefineries. This will include 10–20 awards for refineries planning to be operational within three years. The DOE funding ceiling for these solicitations will be $25 million for pilot-scale projects and $50 million for demonstration-scale projects. A funding opportunity announcement (FOA; Recovery Act: Demonstration of Integrated Biorefinery Operations; reference number: DE-FOA-0000096) under this portion of Recovery Act funding was issued May 7, 2009, and closed June 30, 2009, with a funding ceiling of $50 million. Initial award announcements for this solicitation are expected by November 15, 2009.



The next piece will also be directed at biorefinery projects; although this $176.5 million will be used to increase the funding of existing demonstration- and commercial-scale projects, rather than soliciting for new ones. This money will aim at accelerating those projects’ construction phases in an attempt to get them up and running. This money will not be open for competitive solicitation.



Although biorefineries account for the majority of the Recovery Act money, another $110 million is being used for fundamental research in the following key program areas:

· Expanding sustainability research through the Office of Science Bioenergy Research Centers ($5 million)

· Establishing an integrated process-development unit ($20 million)

· Creating an Advanced Biofuels Consortium to develop technologies and facilitate demonstrations of biofuels compatible with existing infrastructure ($35 million)

· Creating an Algal Biofuels Consortium to accelerate demonstration of algal biofuels ($50 million).

A FOA (Recovery Act: Dev. of Algal/Advanced Biofuels; reference number: DE-FOA-0000123) under this portion of Recovery Act funding was issued July 16, 2009, and will close September 14, 2009. Approximately $85 million is expected to be available for new awards under this announcement, with a $50-million ceiling for the Algae Consortium (1–2 awards) and a $35-million ceiling for the Advanced Biofuels Consortium (1 award). Initial award announcements for this solicitation are expected by January 31, 2010.



An additional $20 million is being devoted solely to ethanol research. The goals under this funding will be to optimize flex-fuel vehicles (FFVs) operating on E85, to evaluate the impact of higher ethanol blends in conventional vehicles (non-FFVs), and to upgrade existing refueling infrastructure to be compatible with fuels up to E85. A FOA (Recovery Act: Expansion of Infrastructures for Higher Ethanol Blends; reference number: DE-FOA-0000125) under this portion of Recovery Act funding was issued July 31, 2009, and will close September 30, 2009. Approximately $5.5 million is expected to be available for new awards under two topic areas in this announcement: Topic Area 1 seeks to expand the retail refueling infrastructure for ethanol blends ($3.5-million ceiling; 15–35 awards), whereas Topic 2 focuses on raising public awareness of ethanol blends through an education and outreach program ($2-million ceiling; 1–3 awards). Initial award announcements for this solicitation are expected by December 30, 2009.



The remaining $13.5 million will go toward expanding the pretreatment capacity of the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) Integrated Biorefinery Research Facility. This money will not be open for competitive solicitation.



Although the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) was not appropriated any Recovery Act funding for the advancement of biomass R&D, the millions of dollars the agency spends on strengthening rural communities should benefit the rural-based biomass industry as a whole. For more on USDA’s Recovery Act funding visit: http://www.usda.gov/wps/portal/arra?navid=USDA_ARRA_PLAN.



Full announcements for the solicitations mentioned in this article can be accessed by typing in the reference number at https://www.fedconnect.net/Fedconnect/PublicPages/PublicSearch/Public_Opportunities.aspx.


http://www.brdisolutions.com/default.aspx?rdr=http://www.brdisolutions.com/web%20pages/homepage.aspx

It's an old trap that I fell into long time ago, and I know they are different and not related.


Now my question is:

How do they put them together?

The synj PR comes across the wire and the feed picks it up. Do they look for any common factors between any company within a 50 mile radius? Or do they pick apart every word in the PR and search around for that? That's what I don't understand. They went out and found the carlo pinnacle, and then assumed they were related and spliced their corporate structure together. Does anybody know the algorithm?




I'm just trying to figure it out which I do way to often and it's taking up way too much time out of my life.That's why my freinds call me 'whiskers', cause I'm curious like a cat...lol

If you search for synj info on the MD tax site you become very well acquainted with pinto and pinnacle. I used to curse everytime his website would pop up and in multiple states too.

I was trying to figure out how they put it together, that's the weird part. Throwing the last sentance in about being a sub, and how about the little corporate flow chart with pinto and mack...lol

Where do they get their info?


...and how do they put it all together?



Company Overview

Sentinel Renewable Energies S.C. Inc. owns and operates a biodiesel facility. The facility covers 75,000 square foot and engages in bio-diesel production. The company was incorporated in 2009 and is based in South Carolina. As per the transaction announced on July 30, 2009, Sentinel Renewable Energies S.C. Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Pinnacle Energy Inc.


http://investing.businessweek.com/research/stocks/private/snapshot.asp?privcapId=61632616




This is the one that's weird...

Company Overview

Pinnacle Energy Inc. produces and installs windows, siding, roofing, and doors for homeowners in Maryland and Delaware. It offers siding products; slate or shake roofing products; window products, which include double-hung windows; and door products, such as fiberglass, steel, and textured steel doors, as well as roof remodeling services. The company was founded in 1998 and is based in Newark, Delaware with an additional office in Elkridge, Maryland. Pinnacle Energy Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Syndication, Inc.


http://investing.businessweek.com/research/stocks/private/snapshot.asp?privcapId=59571038

I hope you enjoyed the ride

Good luck with the 'Q'

STEW's recent activity


In descending order by monthly share volume for the month of July

Company Name-----JUNE-----JULY

EXPO HOLDING INC - 8,328,800
WINNING BRANDS CORP 22,245,538 4,580,000
JUNIPER GRP INC 6,300,000 3,395,742
CAMPBELL RESOURCES 846,068 2,356,934
BIOELECTRONICS CORP 850,000 2,184,500
SILVERADO GOLD MINES 2,650,000 1,965,000
SYMPOWERCO CORP 5,465,000 1,540,000
BRILLIANT TECHNOLOGS 527,200 984,524
BANK LELAND MISS 527,200 984,524
BYD CO LTD H SHS 1,089,271 980,673
GENTA INC 10,848,043 978,000
INGEN TECHNOLOGIES - 968,000
MOTORS LIQUIDATION 2,282,782 872,097
SARISSA RESOURCES IN 655,250 840,375
GREEN STAR ENERGIES 100,000 786,000
TITANIUM RESOURCES - 785,000
OSMETECH PLC 300,000 700,000
NINTENDO CO LTD ADR 429,502 699,130
VERASUN ENERGY CORP 4,900 625,500
NORTEL NTWKS CP HLDG 87,108 610,061
MGMT CONSULTING GRP 267,121 595,757
LYNAS CORPORATION 1,059,950 595,391
GEELY AUTOMOBILE HLD 237,000 591,200
CENTRAL AFRICAN MINI - 577,000
GEN MOTORS 2,282,782 556,050
QUEST MINERALS & MNG 2,480,000 544,829
BEIJING CAP INTL H 1,036,367 541,544
BANCO MERC SAO PAULO - 485,000
BIOMASS SECURE POWER - 485,000
MICRON ENVIRO SYSTEM 155,000 460,000
SPONGETECH DELIVERY 8,134,261 441,703
BLAVOD BLACK VODKA - 425,000
INDUSTRIAL & COMMER 434,440 422,520
INDYMAC BNCP INC 38,134 409,126
LEPANTO CONS MNG CO 17,142 387,499
AMERICAN SCIENTF NEW 330,000 350,000
THERMO TECH TECHS 846,700 343,600
STRATA OIL & GAS INC 26,100 336,535
ARAFURA RESOURCES NL 795,189 325,909
EVERMEDIA GROUP, INC 1,480,000 290,000
UNILIFE MEDICAL SOLU 4,000 281,000
PALADIN ENERGY LTD 1,000 277,124
IFS CONS SVCS - 250,130
MY VINTAGE BABY, INC - 250,000
NESTLE SA REG SHRS S 439,438 234,210
ABITIBIBOWATER INC 5,454 228,428
SOCIETE GENERALE SPO 259,198 213,528
KINGFISHER NEW ADR 68,887 210,971
BANK OF CHINA BEIJIN 36,439 207,000
SUNOVIA ENERGY TECH - 200,000
NEPHROS INC. - 197,500
HILL END GOLD LTD 125,000 194,999
SUMITOMO MITSUI FIN 263,780 185,153
JED OIL INC 100,000 182,695
AKBANK TURK ANO ADR 126,751 182,211
ADVANCED LIFE SCIENC 319,601 173,840
SINGAPORE TECH ENGIN 1,100 173,000
GEOSENTRIC OYJ 1,703 171,115
SEGA SAMMY HLDG ADR 225,325 165,355
KENTOR GOLD - 157,000
EDOORWAYS CORP 1,080,000 150,000
AUDAX RESOURCES - 150,000
ASYST TECHNOL INC 5,335 147,463
MITSUI SUMITOMO INSU 175,194 145,685
WILDHORSE ENERGY LMT - 138,900
PHILEX MINING CORP 19,905 137,761
LVMH MOET HENN UNSP 114,453 137,506
INFINEON TECH ADS 62,078 134,234
SUMITOMO TRUST & BAN 90,429 133,155
GOLDEN MEDITECH CO 28,000 132,850
CIRCUIT CITY STRS 1,569 131,869
ROYAL STANDARD MINRL - 127,000
AVENTINE RENEW ENRGY 80,326 124,059
ROCHE HLDG LTD SPONS 159,170 122,935
ALIBABA.COM LIMITED 12,500 117,233
EROMANGA HYDROCARBON 42,000 112,500
VINACAPITAL VIETNAM 145,939 111,190
SICHAUN EXPRESSWAY C 364,000 108,158
WASHINGTON MUTUAL 640,714 107,312
CHINA BIOPHARMA INC 105,000 107,000
CHINA CONSTR BANK 44,800 106,300
LIVING CELL TECH ADR 44,989 105,570
INDEX OIL & GAS INC 105,000 105,000
FRANKLIN BANK CORP 8,500 103,580
CHINA ST CONST INTL 199,000 101,810
LITEWAVE CORPORATION - 100,000
SCOLR PHARMA INC - 100,000
STEM CELL INNOVATION - 100,000
HONGKONG ELECTRIC HL 3,800 97,122
SINOLINK WORLDWIDE H - 96,250
AEON CO LTD ADR 305,659 95,905
DEUTSCHE BOERSE AG 62,624 94,683
NANOLOGIX INC 59,500 94,370
PT BUMI RESOURCES 9,500 91,000
VALUE PARTNERS GRP 114,651 90,000
GOME ELECTRICAL APPL - 90,000
SINGAPORE EXCHAN LTD 51,803 88,410
DBA TELECOM ASIA ORD - 88,000
LONDON STOCK EXCH 98,755 87,458
HONG KONG EXCH & CLE 59,118 86,828
GIVAUDAN SA ADR 214,860 85,496
CAREGUIDE INC - 84,858
ANH BSCH INB SA ADR - 84,274
MUENCHENER RE GROUP 95,082 82,809
TESCO PLC SPONS ADR 67,416 82,271
RH DONNELLEY 47,000 80,000
MITSUBISHI CORP SPON 4,359 79,245
ESPRIT HOLDINGS ADR 63,182 78,860
HYFLUX WATER TRUST 84,000 78,000
ENEL SOCIETA PER AZI 253,326 77,241
TOSHIBA CORP 3,150 76,448
EAST JAPAN RAILWAY C 133,818 75,778
GRANGE RES LTD AUD - 75,000
HFA HOLDINGS LTD - 75,000
MISYS PLC .01 PAR 149,200 72,800
UNICO INC (AZ) 25,000 70,000
APPLIED SOLAR INC - 70,000
LINK REAL ESTATE INV 43,765 69,859
LAKES OIL NL - 66,666
LADBROKES SP ADR 20,507 66,655
HENDERSON LAND DEV 79,000 66,300
AVICHINA INDS & TECH 5,175 63,700
REXAM PLC ORD 64 2/7 - 62,138
L'OREAL CO ADR 8,923 61,757
HUTTIG BLDG PRODUCTS - 60,500
CNPC (HK) LTD 39,300 59,500
BNP PARIBAS SPONS AD 33,681 58,347
BAE SYSTEMS SPONS AD 129,246 58,054
TELSTRA CP ADS 60,783 57,073
PNI DIGITAL MEDIA 306,300 56,600
SIX FLAGS INC 66,914 56,493
KKR PRIVATE EQUITY I 37,475 55,669
BEIJING NORTH STAR C 82,987 55,000
HSBC HLDGS PLC .50UK 52,892 54,642
BOART LONGYEAR LTD 684,287 54,500
ARADIGM CORP 69,049 53,300
HEINEKEN NV ADR 22,844 52,057
HOPEWELL HLDGS LTD S 41,652 51,999
DET NORSKE OLJELSKAP 47,000 51,000
USIMINAS SA ADR REGS 8,232 50,642
JSC MMC NORILSK ADR 128,619 50,572
BANK OF COMM CO LTD - 50,000
ELEMENT 21 GOLF CO - 50,000
SINO GOLD LTD 34,990 48,554
PROMISE CO LTD UNSPO 12,268 47,595
EXPERIAN PLC ADR 87,830 46,276
ADECCO SA UNSP ADR 49,484 45,206
PLATINA ENERGY GROUP - 45,000
SAFE TECHS INTL - 45,000
JAZZTEL PLC ORD - 44,000
COMMERCIAL INTL BK A 32,563 42,704
HUTCHISON TELECO ADR 11,469 41,596
RAMCO ENERGY PLC ORD 13,150 41,550
EPURE INTL LTD - 41,500
UNITED OVERSEAS BK L 32,894 41,305
KAROON GAS AUSTRALIA 30,000 40,742
ROLLS ROYCE GRP ADR 6,156 40,216
SINOFERT HLDG ORD 20,000 40,000
LI HENG CHEMICAL 30,000 40,000
I C T S INTL NV 52,059 40,000
INCENTRA SOLUTN NEW - 40,000
MARION ENERGY LTD - 40,000
GOLDEN OCEAN GROUP 55,997 39,600
NEC CORP 26,980 39,213
BIO-KEY INTL INC - 39,000
HENNES & MAURITZ AB 102,061 38,974
BASF SE ADS 118,273 38,506
REPUB CEM CP RC - 38,095
MARKS & SP GP ADR 50,301 37,943
MIDWAY GAMES INC 1,684 37,696
FOSTERS GROUP LTDADR 25,473 37,565
CSR PLC CAMBRIDGE - 36,117
BUILDING MATERIALS## - 35,000
CONVERGE GLOBAL INC - 35,000
BYD COMPANY LTD ADR 25,660 34,592
TSINGTAO BREWERY SER 8,468 34,041
COMPASS GRP SPON ADR 64,790 33,946
CARREFOUR S A 56,297 33,933
IDEARC INC 11,685 33,537
SINGAPORE TELE ADR 22,012 33,304
HONG KONG & CHINA GA 63,203 32,944
SEIKO EPSON UNSP ADR 54,585 32,916
ELECTRICITE DE FRANC 59,179 31,843
MAN GROUP PLC 7,000 31,700
UNITED UTILITIES GRO 17,139 31,041
MACQUARIE GRP ADR 2,938 30,337
SCOR ADS 11,312 30,083
CREDIT AGRICOLE SA 42,475 30,074
HUADIAN POWER INTL C 1,000 30,000
5G WIRELESS COMMS 255,000 30,000
AUSTIN EXPLORATION L 3,000 30,000
AUTNENTEX SOFTWARE L 3,000 30,000
ALL ASIA LICENSING - 30,000
GUINNESS PEAT GRP - 30,000
REGAL PETROLEUM PLC - 30,000
SILVER FALCON MINING - 30,000
SKINVISIBLE INC - 30,000
WIRELESS AGE COMMS - 30,000
NOBEL BIOCARE HOLDIN 5,998 29,617
DANONE ADR 38,954 29,506
JULIUS BAER HOLDING 41,827 29,344
WORLDGATE COMM INC 63,000 29,000
ANHEUSER-BUSCH INBEV 22,983 28,967
INTESA SANPAOLO ADR 30,090 28,762
DANKA BUS ADR 53,848 28,400
FIRST PACIFIC CO ORD - 28,141
DEUTSCHE LUFTHANSA S 16,589 27,295
COMPANHIA MINERA AUT 1,700 27,000
UPM KYMNENE CP ADS 29,158 26,942
M 2003 PLC SPON ADR - 26,233
IBERDROLA SA BILBAO - 26,140
OAO GAZPROM ADR 21,817 26,010
CHINA RESOURCES LAND - 26,000
SHANGHAI FORTE - 26,000
CLIMATE EXCHANGE PLC 14,630 25,941
ISHARES PLC - ISHARE 100 25,917
A B ELECTRLX S ADR# 96,563 25,830
SGS SA UNSP ADR 19,246 25,543
INTREPID MINES LIMIT 77,000 25,500
FINNLINES OY - 25,335
ROYAL KPN N.V. 38,696 25,315
BRITISH LAND CO ADR 5,905 25,089
ARIAN SILVER COPR - 25,000
DRILLSEARCH NL - 25,000
J D WETHERSPOON PLC- - 25,000
SOUNDWILL HLDGS LTD - 25,000
JUPITER TELECOM ADR 13,522 24,926
FORTESCUE METAL GRP 279,608 24,447
MORRISON W SPRMRKT P 27,730 24,410
DSG INTERNATIONAL PL 92,032 24,287
MANIAL WATER COMPANY - 24,000
SCUDDER LATIN AMER I 76,235 23,952
SEADRILL LTD 76,235 23,952
TAKEDA PHARM ADR 30,820 23,808
MURRAY & ROBERTS ADR 36,520 23,635
CLP HOLDINGS LTD-ORD 6,400 23,525
HOCHSCHILD MINING 1,350 23,500
LAFARGE ADS 3,409 23,198
CHINA EVERBRIGHT INT - 23,000
SEVEN & I HOLDINGS C 17,853 22,570
INTESA SANPAOLO SPA 13,068 22,437
VODAFONE GROUP PLC N 8,969 22,367
ROLLS ROYCE GRPORD 14,760 22,350
TDK CORPORATION 25,569 22,344
NOBLE GROUP LTD - 22,188
DATANG INTL PWR H SH 51,206 22,179
IMMTECH PHARM INC 42,154 22,154
SOUTH SHORE RESOURCE - 22,000
BANKUNITED FINL CP 334,569 21,889
AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZE 113,986 21,678
GLOBAL RESOURCE CORP 60,400 21,470
FISHER&PAYKEL APPL - 21,000
GLOBAL ENVIRONMTL EN - 21,000
SWIRE PACIFIC LTD CL 15,531 20,924
ICAP PLC - 20,907
ACOM CO LTD SP ADR 4,124 20,819
CENTAMIN EGYPT LMTD 197,243 20,575
MACQUARIE INFRSTC GR 8,200 20,554
SYNCORA HOLDINGS 47,200 20,386
SUEZ ENVIRONNEMENT C 21,667 20,355
NEAH POWER SYSTEMS 100,000 20,000
LENOVO GROUP LTD ORD 12,000 20,000
MICRONETIC CORP 30,000 20,000
MULTICELL TECHS INC 30,000 20,000
CHEMGENEX PHARMACEUT 59,000 20,000
NATURALLY ADVAN TECH 70,875 20,000
CHINA MILK PRODUCTS - 20,000
SKANDINAVISKA ENSKIL - 20,000
THREE-FIVE SYS INC - 20,000
TIDELANDS OIL & GAS - 20,000
CLP HOLDINGS LTD SPO 13,721 19,143
CHINA SHINEWAY PHARM - 19,000
DEUTSCHE POST AG 231,963 18,998
SHARP CORP LTD ADR 17,630 18,909
SHISEIDO CO LTD SPON 96,501 18,668
CHEUNG KONG HOLDINGS 7,085 18,616
TENCENT HOLDINGS ADR 90,912 18,396
KONINKLIJKE AHOLD 21,518 18,121
AQUILA RESOURCES LTD 6,215 18,066
NEVTAH CAP MGMT CORP - 18,000
RAFFLES EDUCATION CO - 18,000
VOLVO AB CL B ADR # 3,660 17,929
TOKIO MARINE ADR 14,285 17,830
CSE GLOBAL LTD - 17,700
DAI NIPPON PRTG SPON 13,737 17,653
TETRAGON FINANCIAL - 17,500
L'AIR LIQUIDE ADR 20,337 17,460
CSL LTD UNSP ADR 24,235 17,152
ANGLO IRISH BANKCORP - 17,100
STAR CRUISES LIMITED - 17,000
TENCENT HOLDINGS LTD - 16,890
STORA ENSO OYJ ADS 49,054 16,863
IMPERIAL TOBACCO GRO 15,138 16,780
VESTAS WIND ADR 14,574 16,718
CITADEL BROADCASTING 137,537 16,567
JINHUI SHIPPING & TR 5,000 16,500
TXCO RESOURCES INC 167,016 16,016
NUFARM LTD - 16,000
HUTCHISON WHAMPOA LT 7,800 15,830
NORSK HYDRO ADR 8,466 15,689
GDF SUEZ SP ADR 58,358 15,639
HAIER ELECTRONICS GR 12,000 15,500
RAMELIUS RESOURCES 1,000 15,400
NOVELOS THERAPEUTICS 107,200 15,400
SINO-OCEAN LAND 27,575 15,325
DAIICHI SANKYO CO LT 5,894 15,180
MANAS PETROLEUM CORP 10,000 15,000
COUNTRY GARDEN HLDGS 5,000 15,000
GULF KEYSTONE PETRO 56,000 15,000
CHEMTURA CORP 857,990 15,000
AGRITERRA LTD - 15,000
CHINA NUVO SOLAR EGY - 15,000
SIONIX CORPORATION - 15,000
LEAR CORP. - 14,592
STARPHARMA HOLDINGS 59,000 14,500
BELGACOM SA UNSP ADR 77,155 14,491
MTN GROUP LTD SP ADR 18,754 14,439
HERITAGE OIL LIMITED 24,940 14,325
STANDARD LIFE PLC 11,500 14,265
WHEELOCK&CO LTD ADR 1,026 14,131
SHIN-ETSU CHEMICAL C 1,740 14,104
GEN GROWTH PROP INC 379,400 14,100
NEWCREST MINING LTD 14,864 14,024
CHAODA MODERN AGRICU 18,000 14,000
AFREN PLC LONDON 231,200 14,000
HOYA CORP SPONS ADR 7,311 13,986
HENDERSON LAND DEV C 11,011 13,910
BABCOCK & BROWN INFR 31,325 13,900
BABCOCK BORSIG AKT 31,325 13,900
CORPORATIVO GBM SAB - 13,888
KDDI CP UNSP ADR 48,259 13,717
PRETORIA PORTLAND CE - 13,620
HAINAN MEILAN AIRPOR 38,000 13,500
WAL-MART DE MEX V 8,500 13,500
SKYWORTH DIGITAL HLD - 13,500
SCHRODER JAPAN GROWT - 13,400
WHARF HOLDINGS LTD 2,000 13,396
SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC S 25,083 13,346
THIRD POINT OFFSHORE 5,000 13,300
TOMRA SYSTEMS A/S/A 1,538 13,210
KINGBOARD CHEMICAL H 2,500 13,000
TERRA NOVA FINL NEW - 12,700
CHINA WATER GROUP 12,500 12,500
CHINA SHENHUA ENERGY 4,000 12,500
STAR ENERGY CORP - 12,500
EUROPEAN AERONAUTIC 1,829 12,128
ENEL-SOCIETA PER AZI 11,990 12,000
SHANGRI LA HOTEL BAN 174,000 12,000
SHANDONG MOLONG PETR 174,000 12,000
JUTAL OFFSHORE OIL - 12,000
WAL-MART DE MEX SP A 22,361 11,988
FANUC LIMITED UNSP A 16,801 11,814
HYFLUX LTD 14,350 11,800
NIPPON YUSEN SP ADR 12,870 11,518
AUTONOMY CORP PLC 1,716 11,480
PCCW LTD ORD NEW 5,197 11,342
APPLIED INTL HOLDING - 11,340
BEACH PETROLEUM LTD - 11,300
ESSILOR INTL ADR 9,544 11,080
ITV PLC 32,870 11,040
COASTAL ENERGY COMPA 14,700 11,000
PEOPLES FOOD HLDGS 3,000 11,000
CANADIAN ZINC CORP 53,196 11,000
CHEUNG KONG HOLDINGS 2,400 10,850
NORDEA BANK AB 467,177 10,839
SUMITOMO CORP SP ADR 12,692 10,732
TOYOTA MOTOR CORP LT 1,227 10,700
VESTIN GROUP INC 1,117,403 10,625
VISTEON CP 1,117,403 10,625
HYDROGENETICS INC 2,367,000 10,443
AUSTRALIAN CANAD OIL 34,400 10,400
CHINA OVERSEAS LAND& - 10,315
DRAGON OIL PLC 25P 46,427 10,150
DBS GROUP HOLDINGS L 4,858 10,032
EXPERIAN PLC 1,464 10,000
IMAGINATION TECH GRP 10,900 10,000
MEDINAH MINERALS INC 113,300 10,000
ENZYME ENVIRONMENTAL 2,962,900 10,000
GOLDSPRING INC 225,000 10,000
R 23,000 10,000
DYNAMOTIVE ENERGY SY 70,000 10,000
APPLIED DNA SCIENCES - 10,000
AVEXA LTD - 10,000
BORDERS & SOUTHERN P - 10,000
CAPITAL RESERVE CDA - 10,000
CENTRO PROPERTIES - 10,000
CHINA MINING RES GR - 10,000
COLLEXIS HOLDINGS - 10,000
EBET LTD - 10,000
NEW GUINEA ENERGY - 10,000
PLATINUM AUSTRALIA L - 10,000
POLY HONG KONG INVST - 10,000
PREMIERE AG MUENCHEN - 10,000
PV CRYSTALOX SOLAR - 10,000
SAFEGUARD SECURITY - 10,000
SALINAS ENERGY LTD - 10,000
SHENZHEN DONGJIANG H - 10,000
TIGER RENEWABLE ENER - 10,000
UPTURN, INC. (THE) - 10,000
VOYANT INTL CORP - 10,000
ANGLO ASIAN MINING P - 9,998
IMPALA PLATINUM SPON 39,522 9,971
CUE ENERGY RESOURCES - 9,900
CORPORACION DURANGO - 9,884
ACCURIDE CORPORATION 142,136 9,736
HINO MOTERS LTD ORD - 9,600
PFF BANCORP INC - 9,507
MORTGAGEBROKERS.COM 20,000 9,500
BARCLAYS PLC ORD 21,645 9,263
VICOR TECHNOLOGIES 10,800 9,050
CYCLONE POWER TECHNO 100,975 9,025
DALIAN PORT CONTAINE 11,900 9,000
AD PEPPER MEDIA INTL - 9,000
EQSTRA HOLDINGS ADR 8,178 8,981
METOREX LTD - 8,979
DEEP SEA SUPPLY PLC 54,735 8,900
CHINA EVERBRIGHT LTD 2,725 8,810
ADIDAS AG 4,512 8,684
STANDARD CHARTERED.5 5,200 8,650
TOPPAN PRINTING LTD 27,439 8,641
GATEHOUSE MEDIA, INC 20,897 8,580
VIVENDI SA SP ADR 4,746 8,520
BYD ELECTRONIC 227,875 8,500
CHINA RAILWAY GRP 9,000 8,500
DRILLISCH AG KOELN M - 8,500
WILMAR INTL LTD 1,264 8,491
IMAGEMATRIX CORP - 8,485
ATLAS COPCO AB SER A 17,670 8,467
CHINA COAL ENERGY CO 2,365 8,457
SANDVIK AB SPONS ADR 8,528 8,425
OVERSEA-CHINESE BK - 8,200
NEW WORLD DEV CO LTD 10,219 8,184
PAGNIE FINANCIERE RI 4,089 8,089
CHINA TELECOM CP H 2,500 8,000
FIBERWEB PLC 21,983 8,000
ADVFN PLC SP ADR - 8,000
CHINA DONGXIANG GRP - 8,000
CORPORACION GEO SA D - 8,000
IBERDROLA RENOVABLES 6,400 7,950
FRONTIER AIRLNS HLDG - 7,948
ETFS LEV NAT GAS - 7,900
ROHM CO LTD UNSP ADR 24,560 7,897
LINDE AG ADR 11,203 7,673
RENEWABLE ENERGY 4,200 7,600
SURGUTNEFTEGAZ PREF 26,200 7,550
FILTRONA PLC 250 7,500
FLAG RES 1985 LTD 250 7,500
NORSKE SKOGINDUS AKT 800 7,500
RWE AG ORD SP ADR 5,715 7,464
BUNZL PLC ADR 6,238 7,442
KEPPEL CORP LTD - 7,400
BG GROUP PLC ADS 2,451 7,392
PETRO GEO ADR NEW 1,144 7,389
NATL AUSTRA BANK 8,281 7,372
GAMECORP LTD - 7,240
NETELLER PLC LONDON 3,000 7,200
SECOM CO LTD ADR 1,365 7,128
AIR FRANCE ADS 1,774 7,111
PT INTL NICKEL INDON 10,600 7,100
T H K CO LTD ADR 6,137 7,040
RESTAURANT BRANDS NZ 32,000 7,000
KIWI INCOME PROPERTY 46,100 7,000
GLOBAL 8 ENVIRONMNTL - 7,000
INTERSHOP COMMUNICAT - 7,000
ISHARES MSCI JAPAN - 6,920
HEAR ATLAST HOLDINGS 82,100 6,900
UNICREDITO ITALIA AZ 2,278 6,849
FRANSHION PROPERTIES 12,000 6,800
VIENNA INSURANCE ADR 1,955 6,754
MACQUARIE AIRPORTS 7,400 6,736
HONG KONG EXCH ADR 10,216 6,672
PT UNITED TRAC ADR 9,890 6,653
ORIFLAME COSMTCS ADR 13,623 6,632
RHJ INTERNATIONAL - 6,600
FORTIS NL SP ADR NEW 8,468 6,528
ROYAL D S M NV ADR 14,382 6,521
VERMILLION INC 7,426 6,500
SWISSCOM AG ADS 15,013 6,433
INDUSTRIAS PENOLES S 1,000 6,375
COMPAGNIE GENERALE D 8,710 6,337
BRILLIANCE CHINA ADS 65,701 6,200
LONZA GROUP AG 1,406 6,187
CREATIVE TECH ORD 400 6,150
J SAINSBURY ADR NEW 5,213 6,115
MIRAVANT MED TECHS 1,000 6,047
CAPITALAND LTD ORD 4,000 6,000
BIOTA HOLDINGS LTD A - 6,000
BOUGAINVILLE COPPER - 6,000
CHINA WATER AFFAIR - 6,000
PROSPECT EPICURE JRT - 6,000
MEDIASET S.P.A SP AD 14,097 5,946
PRETORIA PORTLAND CE 4,233 5,904
PING AN INSURANCE 1,500 5,900
SPORTS DIRECT INTL 9,380 5,840
OZ MINERALS LTD ORD 54,029 5,786
MERUELO MADDUX PROPE 268,800 5,734
SANLAM LTD 10,195 5,720
MERIDIAN CO LTD 25,700 5,700
PROSPERO GROUP 8,600 5,600
EDP RENOVAIS 4,673 5,560
GRUPO BIMBO SA 28,830 5,500
COMPOSITE TECH CORP - 5,500
DANSKE BK A/S BEARER 1,230 5,462
KEPPEL CORP LTD SPON 21,780 5,432
THORIUM POWER LTD 130 5,410
TELENOR ASA ADS # 5,343 5,376
REMEDENT INC 18,100 5,100
RIVERSDALE MINING 1,350 5,045
QANTAS AIRWAYS LTD ( 7,008 5,013
HANG LUNG PPY SP ADR 3,487 5,002
ASIA ENVIRONMENT HDG 10,000 5,000
ALLIANCE MINING CORP 20,000 5,000
IBX GROUP INC 250,000 5,000
JINGWEI TEXTILE MACH 26,500 5,000
AMACORE GROUP CL A 30,000 5,000
INFIGEN ENERGY 34,700 5,000
PATCH INTL INC CDA 44,000 5,000
CIRCLE OIL PLC 5,000 5,000
MEXORO MINERALS LTD 5,000 5,000
ALTERIAN PLC - 5,000
BONTAN CORP INC - 5,000
CITYVIEW CORP LTD - 5,000
CONTROLADORA COML UT - 5,000
COTTON & WESTERN MIN - 5,000
DVL INC - 5,000
KAGARA ZINC LIMITED - 5,000
PASON SYSTEMS INC - 5,000
PIKE RIVER COAL LTD - 5,000
POSITRON CORP - 5,000
PT BANK MANDIRI PERS - 5,000
SKY PETROLEUM INC - 5,000
SOLTERA MINING CORP - 5,000
SPEYMILL MACAU PROP - 5,000
SUPPORTSAVE SOLUTION - 5,000
SUSTAINABLE POWER CP - 5,000
UMINING RESOURCES IN - 5,000
WEST AUSTRALIAN META - 5,000
WESTAIM CORP (THE)# - 5,000
TULLOW OIL PLC ORD 3,350 4,960
TEAM FINCL INC - 4,948
CHEUNG KONG INFRASTR 7,000 4,902
OSTEREICHISCH ELEK V 8,154 4,900
QUEST OIL CORP - 4,900
SUN TIMES MEDIA GP 45,265 4,803
GOLD ONE INTL ADR - 4,800
DIAGEO PLC NEW ORD 2,607 4,786
COMPUTERSHARE LTD AU 5,300 4,700
- 4,632
MATERIAL SCI CP 1,594 4,625
MAN GROUP PLC UNSP A - 4,587
FIRST PACIFIC CO LTD 25,174 4,586
SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT 369 4,562
NOBLE INTL LTD 14,506 4,506
BIO TREAT TECHNOLOGY - 4,500
COMBA TELECOM SYS - 4,500
IMMSI SPA TORINO - 4,500
CONTAX PART SP ADR 2,127 4,489
LEE & MAN PAPER MANU 15,235 4,448
MARKETING CONCEPTS - 4,403
SILEX SYSTEMS LTD SP 1,900 4,350
SCOTTISH RE GRP PFD 6,300 4,300
SEKAICHO RUBBER CO L 6,300 4,300
ESPERANCE MINERALS N - 4,300
CENTRICA PLC SP ADR 6,225 4,283
VIVENDI ORD SHS 26,989 4,273
CENTRAL JAPAN RAILWA 4,150 4,224
AGENGOA SA ORD - 4,200
ISHARES MSCI EUROPE 443 4,095
KAO CORP SP ADR 3,226 4,094
BASS METALS LTD 10,000 4,000
TELESTE CORP EURO.40 2,000 4,000
TRAVELSKY TECH LTD H 23,000 4,000
CHLORIDE GROUP LTD O 37,500 4,000
CHINA FUND AQSTN WT - 4,000
CHINA GAS HLDGS ORD - 4,000
GALLERY RESOURCES LT - 4,000
GINDALBIE METALS LTD - 4,000
GRUPO MEX DESARROLLO - 4,000
INTERCYTEX GROUP PLC - 4,000
MR PRICE GROUP LTD - 4,000
NAPIER ENVIRO TECH - 4,000
IMPERIAL HOLDINGS AD - 3,998
GKN PLC SPONS ADR - 3,925
Q-CELLS AG THALHEIM 1,060 3,876
MERCK KGAA UNSP ADR 1,421 3,780
MTU AERO ENGINES HOL 825 3,756
WHITE ENERGY CO LTD - 3,740
SPORT-HALEY INC 3,708 3,708
SUMMIT RESOURCES LTD - 3,690
ICAP PLC SP ADR 2,060 3,627
BIOTIME INC 51,389 3,611
ANDEAN RESOURCES LTD 235,972 3,600
BEIJING CAPITAL LAND 81,550 3,600
A CAP RSRCS LTD - 3,600
SMITH & NEPHEW PLC O - 3,600
JARDINE MATHESON ADR 468 3,531
CHINA SHANSHUI CEMEN - 3,500
OILEXCO INC (F) - 3,500
CELESIO AG ADR 2,349 3,496
DEBENHAMS UNSP ADR 11,150 3,475
SYMRISE AG 8,883 3,435
METAL STORM LTD ADS 2,500 3,400
PROSTRAKAN GROUP PLC - 3,400
THIELERT AG HAMBURG - 3,400
CHONGQING IRON & STE 24,575 3,375
LEAR CORP. - 3,341
METSO CP ADS 1,222 3,321
CLINUVEL PHARM ORDS 47,000 3,300
J D GROUP LTD SPONS 6,328 3,300
BRIDGESTONE CORP ADR 532 3,281
LANDAMERICA FINL GRP 7,694 3,247
AFRICAN BANK INV ADR 885 3,203
SURGUTNEFTEGAZ ADR 3,024 3,200
BOLSAS Y MERCADO ADR - 3,179
FIAT SPA ADS 2,127 3,168
VINCI SA ADR 1,466 3,167
HANNOVER RUCKVERSICH 2,299 3,072
WHITE CANYON URANIUM 1,000 3,060
SEMBCORP MARINE LTD 1,000 3,000
HENGAN INTL 2,000 3,000
EVADER CORP 3,000 3,000
BRAMPTON CREST INTL 58,900 3,000
PICC PROP & CASUALTY 6,000 3,000
MARINE HARVEST ASA 78,970 3,000
ADACEL TECHNOLOGIES - 3,000
ANOTO GROUP AB SEK - 3,000
HEAD NV AUSTRIAN - 3,000
REGAL HOTEL INTL - 3,000
HOME RETAIL GROUP PL 1,420 2,960
BENETTON GP S P A - 2,925
CSR LTD ORD - 2,925
LONKING HOLDINGS LTD 48,700 2,900
VALEO SA SPONS ADR 3,000 2,815
DAIWA HOUSE IND LTD 3,241 2,806
NATIXIS ORD SHS 2,750 2,790
JOHNSON MATTHEY PUB 245 2,780
INDUSTRIAL & COM ADR 1,783 2,739
SONY FINANCIAL HOLDI 1,396 2,718
RECKITT BENCKISER 1,275 2,687
PUBLICIS GROUPE S.A. 1,116 2,648
CHINA HIGH SPD TRANS - 2,625
HUTCHISON WHAMPOA LT 6,708 2,579
INVESTOR AB ADR B 813 2,506
MATHSTAR INC 117,500 2,500
TAP OIL NL FGN AUD 15,000 2,500
RATOS AB SHS-B 2,250 2,500
ANHUI CONCH CEMENT C 3,000 2,500
MANTRA RESOURCES LTD 5,300 2,500
GRUPO MEXICO SA B SH 7,500 2,500
AMERICAN ENERGY NEW - 2,500
ARANA THERAPEUTICS - 2,500
CHAI-NA-TA CORP - 2,500
HIRCO PLC - 2,500
VIALOGY PLC - 2,500
ERSTE GROUP BK ADR 6,984 2,485
MASSMART HLDGS ADR 3,228 2,476
TECHNIP ADS 3,758 2,461
PERNOD RICARD ORD - 2,460
KIRIN HOLDINGS COMPA 657 2,429
DAIWA SECURITIES GRO 1,702 2,410
CHINA RAILWAY CONSTR 1,000 2,400
CHUBU SHIRYA CO 20,125 2,400
CHINA CITIC BANK CRP 20,125 2,400
LEHMAN BROS HLD 136,183 2,387
UNIPOL GRUPPO FINANZ 1,690 2,360
CAPITALAND LTD ADR 747 2,333
M R V COMMUN INC 26,580 2,300
ASML HLDG NV ORD SHS - 2,290
GALP ENERGIA 300 2,240
CARRE FOUR SUPERMARC 1,760 2,220
PEUGEOT S A SPONS AD 3,845 2,211
KOMATSU LTD SPONS AD 962 2,205
CHINA WIRELESS TECH - 2,200
ECOSECURITIES GROUP - 2,200
PREMIER FOODS PLC 5,181 2,187
IBERDROLA ADR 89,414 2,184
STANDARD BANK GR ADR - 2,176
HEARTWARE INTL INC - 2,160
ENDESA SA MADRID 400 2,111
CLIMATE EXCHANGE PLC 3,500 2,035
SPECTRUM GROUP INTL - 2,031
BAE SYSTEMS ORD GBP 1,000 2,000
CHINA MENGNIU DAIRY 1,000 2,000
CIADEA ORD 1,000 2,000
CHINA LIFE INS CO H 1,000 2,000
ISUZU MOTORS LTD ORD 110 2,000
EXTRACT RESOURCES 200 2,000
GREAT WALL MOTOR COM 5,500 2,000
ASCENDAS R E INV TR 54,000 2,000
RAYMARINE PLC PORTSM 7,500 2,000
INVENSYS PLC SPONS A 8,251 2,000
SHENZHEN EXPRESS CO 9,000 2,000
AVITA MEDICAL LTD - 2,000
BANK OF IRELAN EU.64 - 2,000
BELLE INTL HLDG LTD - 2,000
BLINKX PLC - 2,000
CHINA MERCHANTS BANK - 2,000
GENETIX GROUP PLC - 2,000
GRUPO FAMSA SA DE CV - 2,000
INTERTEK GROUP PLC - 2,000
MAGMA ENERGY CORP - 2,000
MELDEX INTL ADS - 2,000
SOIL BIOGENICS LTD - 2,000
TULLET PREBON PLC - 2,000
TNT N.V. ADS 5,122 1,920
NOBEL BIOCARE HLDG 500 1,905
SAGE GROUP PLC - 1,899
SINGAPORE AIR SIA 186 1,866
HOLCIM LTD REG ADR 3,726 1,845
HOLCIM LIMITED ADR 3,726 1,845
PIRELLI & CSTA AZ 11,100 1,830
DASSAULT SYSTEME A 544 1,829
BAYER AKTIENGES ADS 7,242 1,823
SALAMANDER ENERGY PL 2,791 1,815
CHINA MOBILE HONG KO 10,000 1,800
KINGSGATE CONSOLIDAT 200 1,800
MITSUBISHI ESTATE CO 1,402 1,785
ETFS COMMODITY SEC W 4,000 1,785
GUOCO GROUP 2,544 1,751
ELECTRA INVESTMENT T 1,575 1,750
NEWCARDIO, INC. - 1,750
FORTESCUE METAL ADR - 1,700
IMPATH BANKRUPT LIQ - 1,700
PEPINNINI MINERALS 3,000 1,650
ISHARES II PLC - 1,637
BLACK EARTH FARMING 2,350 1,600
KURITA WATER INDS LT 400 1,600
MAX PETROLEUM PLC 67,000 1,600
ERICSSON L M TEL CL - 1,600
ERICSSON LM TEL CL B - 1,600
COMVERSE TECH INC # 575,140 1,574
RIOCAN REAL ESTATE I - 1,550
TATE & LYLE PLC SPON 3,512 1,540
HOLCIM LTD REG SHS - 1,502
TMX GROUP INC 2,000 1,500
TRANSURBAN GR STAPLE 208 1,500
TOMTOM NV AMSTERDAM 22,450 1,500
ARUZE CORP (TOKYO) 300 1,500
INDAGO RESOURCES LTD 5,755 1,500
AMINO TECH - 1,500
KUNGSLEDEN AB - 1,500
LEIGHTON HOLDING LTD - 1,500
CLARIANT AG UNSP 8,085 1,477
THROMBOOGENICS NV 2,760 1,475
GAMESA CORP TECN SA 1,175 1,460
BRITISH AIRWAYS ADR - 1,454
CHARLEMAGNE CAPITAL - 1,426
ARCADIS NV NY REG # 1,000 1,408
FUJI HEAVY INDS ADR 2,624 1,400
ANEX INTL HOLDGS - 1,400
ATLAS GOLD LTD - 1,400
FANUC LIMITED - 1,400
RED ELECTRICA ADR - 1,383
RED ELECTRICA DE ESP - 1,383
ALPHA BANK SPONS ADR 1,988 1,371
ACTELION LTD - 1,333
RICOH CO LTD SP ADR 2,507 1,328
PORSCHE AUTOMOBIL HG 182 1,320
SAP AG SYSTEME DM5 200 1,320
LINC ENERGY LTD ADR 162 1,300
INDEPENDENT TANKERS - 1,300
NOVOZYMES UNSPN ADR 1,256 1,278
CREW GOLD CORP - 1,250
CLARIANT AG NAM AKT 3,440 1,230
TENAGA NASIONAL BERH - 1,225
NESTLE SA CHAM ET VE 1,200 1,224
IMPERIAL CAPITAL BCR - 1,207
CSL LTD 100 1,205
AKZO NOBEL NV ADR # 5,165 1,205
WHITE ENERGY SP ADR 500 1,200
ENERGY RES OF AUSTRL 615 1,200
NEW ENERGY TECHNOLGS - 1,200
NEXTERA ENTERPRISES - 1,200
RESOLUTE MINING LTD - 1,200
TECHTRONIC INDS ADR 962 1,190
HITACHI LTD ORD - 1,175
HENKEL AG AND CO. KG 1,330 1,153
BANCO ESPIRTO SA ADR 6,385 1,152
SOLARWORLD AG ADR 100 1,150
DEUTSCHE POST AG - 1,143
COMP PARAN ENERG ADR 740 1,140
LOTTOMATICA SPA 515 1,137
HACHIJUNI BANK LTD S 1,835 1,126
HOPEWELL HWY SP ADR 4,560 1,118
DEUTSCHE LUFTHANSA A - 1,110
SEVAN MARINE AS 22,037 1,100
AIR CHINA LTD SP ADR 3,750 1,100
AVIS EUROPE ORD - 1,100
CAP GEMINI SA ADR 570 1,067
BAYERISCHE MOTOREN W 1,960 1,065
TELEFONICA SA ORDS - 1,052
SBM OFFSHORE NV - 1,048
SEVERN TRENT PLC 1,250 1,025
GENTA INC 10,848,043 1,007
NASPERS LTD # 13,508 1,004
ETFS COMMODITY SEC 1,000 1,000
MACARTHUR COAL LTD 1,000 1,000
TREE ISLAND INDS LTD 1,000 1,000
TRI-S SECURITY CORP 1,000 1,000
AFRICAN MINERALS LTD 1,100 1,000
LIFESTYLE INTERNATIO 17,080 1,000
NINE DRAGONS PAPER 19,000 1,000
GREAT WALL TECH CO L 2,000 1,000
DAI NIPPON PRINTING 2,990 1,000
STANDARD BANK ORD 4,325 1,000
GUOCO GROUP .50 PAR 420 1,000
IOCHPE MAXION SP ADR 500 1,000
MAZDA MOTOR CORP ORD 575 1,000
AIR CHINA LTD 7,000 1,000
MITSUBISHI ESTATE CO 8,000 1,000
MINARA RESOURCES LTD 8,700 1,000
ABC ARBITRAGE SA - 1,000
ALGONQUIN PWR INCOME - 1,000
ARTNET.COM AG - 1,000
BEALE PLC ORD GBP.05 - 1,000
CLINUVEL PHARM ADR - 1,000
COBHAM PLC ORD 25P - 1,000
COFFEEHEAVEN INTL - 1,000
CONSORT MED PLC ADR - 1,000
DIGITAL CHINA HLDGS - 1,000
DIORO EXPLORATION N - 1,000
DOMINION MNG LTD SPO - 1,000
ETFS COMM LEV COTTON - 1,000
FALKLAND OIL & GAS - 1,000
GOME ELECTRICAL APPL - 1,000
HANG LUNG PPY ORD - 1,000
HYSAN DEVELOPMENT CO - 1,000
JAPAN AIRLINES CP - 1,000
KIRIN HOLDINGS COMPA - 1,000
KUDELSKI SA CHESAUX - 1,000
MIZUHO FINL GRP INC - 1,000
NB PRIVATE EQUITY - 1,000
NEWRON PHARM SPA - 1,000
SEA PRODUCTION - 1,000
SORIN SPA MILANO - 1,000
WHEELOCK & CO LTD HK - 1,000
HENKEL AG AND CO. KG 712 545
CIE FINANCIERE RICH 330 170
ASAHI KAISAI CP ADR 744 170

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I'd like to repeat what bala said to ferengi, but direct it to you.


Posted by: balamidas - Date: Friday, June 12, 2009 8:40:18 AM
In reply to: ferengi- who wrote msg# 40392 - Post # of 68256


do you have a particular point about Paul Taylor ?




http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=38646289&txt2find=taylor

Something like this?

Hey thx Schmed


I guess I'll try to get a copy of that ammendment regarding those shares from the SOS.

I totally agree


...I really just wanted to say it's nice to see your old sig back ]:)