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To: Snowshoe who wrote (40159)	9/19/2008 9:20:55 PM
From: koan	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 217837

Thanks. Truth be known, we are making so much money from these high oil prices none of it matters. We have more money than we can spend-lol. The whole north slope has well over 100 billion barrels at $100 oil. Now with this monster multi trillion dollar bail out, we will make out like bandits because we can wait for those loans to pay out at 6 to 10%.

To: Snowshoe who wrote (40159)	9/20/2008 6:18:27 PM
From: TobagoJack	Respond to of 217837

just in in-tray, regarding solar Further news about Lehman Brothers crisis affect to PV industry: 1. JA Solar: In connection with the senior note offering, JA Solar lent 6.56 million stock shares each to Lehman Europe and CS, under the lending agreement with Lehman Europe, the shares must be returned to the company no later than May 15, 2013. At this time, JA Solar is unaware of the intentions of Lehman Europe with respect to the return of the 6.56 million shares. JA Solar CFO Dai Lui said, at this point, JA Solar do not foresee that these financial transactions with Lehman Brothers will impact 2008 and 2009 outlook 2. SunPower: SunPower noted that it sold $200 million in convertible debentures in February 2007 in a deal underwritten by Lehman; in connection with the offering the company lent 2.9 million shares to a Lehman subsidiary for hedging purposes 3. Evergreen: Evergreen issues $373.75 million of convertible notes. In connection with the deal, the company loaned 31 million shares to Lehman Brothers International ( Europe ) for hedging transactions It is not clear what these lent shares will be, any further news, I will keep you update.