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To: Sir Auric Goldfinger who wrote (11848)	7/11/2003 3:56:09 PM
From: StockDung	Respond to of 19428

Spear & Jackson. Come Grow with us lol->Need more? Take a look at Dennis Crowley, Spear & Jackson's chief executive, who was barred from the securities industry in the early 1990s for trading without permission in a customers account. That was after he and 13 other brokers and executives of the since-shuttered First Jersey Securities Inc. settled with regulators on charges of putting clients in unsuitable investments.

To: Sir Auric Goldfinger who wrote (11848)	7/11/2003 4:15:58 PM
From: StockDung	Respond to of 19428

10 18 360 Dennis Crowley Orlando, FL Shelton Sports Cars 14 00:46:59.567 01:07.7 02:07.370 14 60.775 Watkins Glen Track Length 3.4 miles Challenge Warm Up 2 Trofeo Pirelli Practice Results Pos. No.Class Name Hometown Dealership Fast Lap Speed 1 87 360 Doug Peterson Lake Orion, MI Shelton Sports Cars 02:00.390 101.670 2 27 360 Jim Kenton Fairfield, CT Ferrari of Washington 02:02.375 100.020 3 53 360 Jose Luis Valera Weston, FL Ferrari of Houston 02:03.130 99.407 4 4 360 Mark Patterson Bronxville, NY Ferrari of Houston 02:04.539 98.282 5 41 360 Peter Greenfield Freeport, NY Ferrari of Orange County 02:04.576 98.253 6 56 360 Quentin Wahl Santa Barbara, CA Ferrari of Houston 02:05.007 97.915 7 66 360 Louis Scafuri Cohasset, MA Ferrari of Long Island 02:06.247 96.953 8 28 360 Bob Segal Wynnewood, PA Ferrari of Washington 02:06.276 96.931 9 12 360 Michael Louli Unionville, ONT Ferrrari of Ontario 02:06.358 96.868 10 90 360 Chris Wood King City, ONT Ferrari of Quebec 02:07.941 95.669 11 18 360 Dennis Crowley Orlando, FL Shelton Sports Cars 02:09.850 94.263 12 19 360 Mandy Reimert Houston, TX Ferrari of Houston 02:20.194 87.308 13 00 360 Richard Liroff South Orange, NJ Ferrari of Central Florida 02:23.557 85.262 14 2 360 Darius Grala Weston, MA Ferrari of Orange County 04:35.748 44.388 15 88 360 Bill Jennings Wolfboro, NH Ferrari of Long Island --:--:--.--- - 16 76 360 Michael Pontoriero Greenwich, CT Ferrari of Long Island --:--:--.--- - 17 58 360 Pierre Schroeder New York, NY Ferrari of Long Island --:--:--.--- - 360 Challenge Provisional Race 2 Results Pos. No. Class Name Hometown Dealership Laps Total Diff. Time Fast Lap In Lap Speed 1 87 360 Doug Peterson Lake Orion, MI Shelton Sports Cars 14 00:45:51.868 02:01.039 14 62.270 2 27 360 Jim Kenton Fairfield, CT Ferrari of Washington 14 00:45:55.368 3.5 02:00.989 12 62.191 3 56 360 Quentin Wahl Santa Barbara, CA Ferrari of Houston 14 00:45:56.069 4.201 02:01.572 12 62.176 4 12 360 Michael Louli Unionville, ONT Ferrrari of Ontario 14 00:46:12.219 20.351 02:02.572 8 61.813 5 90 360 Chris Wood King City, ONT Ferrari of Quebec 14 00:46:20.494 28.626 02:04.294 13 61.629 6 58 360 Pierre Schroeder New York, NY Ferrari of Long Island 14 00:46:24.486 32.618 02:03.868 12 61.541 7 66 360 Louis Scafuri Cohasset, MA Ferrari of Long Island 14 00:46:26.217 34.349 02:04.228 13 61.503 8 41 360 Peter Greenfield Freeport, NY Ferrari of Orange County 14 00:46:35.534 43.666 02:04.728 13 61.298 9 28 360 Bob Segal Wynnewood, PA Ferrari of Washington 14 00:46:58.429 01:06.6 02:05.969 14 60.800 10 18 360 Dennis Crowley Orlando, FL Shelton Sports Cars 14 00:46:59.567 01:07.7 02:07.370 14 60.775 11 88 360 Bill Jennings Wolfboro, NH Ferrari of Long Island 14 00:47:03.367 01:11.5 02:07.771 13 60.693 12 19 360 Mandy Reimert Houston, TX Ferrari of Houston 13 00:46:29.550 -- 1 lap -- 02:17.215 10 57.041 13 00 360 Richard Liroff South Orange, NJ Ferrari of Central Florida 13 00:47:42.538 01:13.0 02:25.883 12 55.587 14 53 360* Jose Luis Valera Weston, FL Ferrari of Houston 1 00:04:22.727 -- 13 laps -- 04:19.368 1 46.588 15 4 360* Mark Patterson Bronxville, NY Ferrari of Houston 1 00:04:22.816 0.089 04:19.424 1 46.573 16 76 360*** Michael Pontoriero Greenwich, CT Ferrari of Long Island 1 00:04:23.242 0.515 04:18.086 1 46.497 17 2 360 Darius Grala Weston, MA Ferrari of Orange County DNS 00:00:00.000 -- 14 laps -- --:--:--.--- - - Denotes New Lap Record * NR - Mechanical *** NR - Accident Fastest Qualifier: Race Two starting positions determined by Race One results. Fastest Race Lap: Car#27, Jim Kenton, 2:00.989, 101.166 mph Lap Leaders: Car # 87 Laps 1-14

To: Sir Auric Goldfinger who wrote (11848)	7/11/2003 6:39:39 PM
From: RockyBalboa	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 19428

A Fox guards the henhouse? Dow Jones Business News OFHEO Pick Brickell Worth At Least $5 Mln Friday July 11, 5:19 pm ET By Rob Wells, Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES WASHINGTON (Dow Jones)--The Wall Street veteran picked to head Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac's regulator, Mark C. Brickell, has an investment portfolio worth at least $5 million, including holdings in two critics of the mortgage giants. Brickell, chief executive officer of the electronic derivatives exchange Blackbird Holdings Inc., was nominated by President George W. Bush in February as director of the Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight, or OFHEO. The Office of Government Ethics on Friday released a summary of Brickell's financial holdings, which appointees to top executive branch offices are required to provide. The summary, which contains general ranges of asset values and not particular amounts, said Brickell has stocks, mutual funds and other assets worth between $ 5 million and $16 million. They include investments in General Electric Co. (NYSE:GE - News) and American International Group Inc. (NYSE:AIG - News) , two companies active in the debate to strengthen regulation of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac . Brickell's investments in these companies, held in an individual retirement account with nearly 80 other securities, each was valued between $1,001 and $15, 000. Brickell, 5O, became wealthy during his career as a trader and lobbyist for J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. , where he worked from 1975 and rose to become a managing director. The financial disclosure form lists Brickell's major holdings as including between $1 million and $5 million in J.P. Morgan Chase common stock and a similar amount in a Charles Schwab NY Muni Money Fund. He also will receive a deferred compensation payment of $132,212 through 2023 from a J.P. Morgan Chase employee benefit plan. He keeps at least $100,000 in his checking account, the form said. Brickell also has a private non-profit foundation, The Brickell Family Foundation, with assets valued at $950,000 in 2001. While at J.P. Morgan, Brickell emerged as an expert in financial derivatives, contracts that allow companies to hedge against sudden movements in stock, bond or currency prices; speculators also use derivatives to seek profits. Brickell left J.P. Morgan in July 2001 to head Blackbird, designed to trade derivatives electronically. Brickell listed a Blackbird annual salary of $167, 308. OFHEO regulates the safety and soundness of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. A Senate Banking Committee spokesman said a confirmation hearing for the former J.P. Morgan executive could come by the end of the month. -By Rob Wells, Dow Jones Newswires; 202-862-9272; Rob.Wells@dowjones.com