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Interior: This aircraft has a nine passenger, fireblocked interior and one crew lav seat (certified for take-off and landing). The forward cabin features a two place divan opposite a two place club with a single stowable table. The mid cabin has a four place club with two stowable tables and the aft cabin features a 78-inch sofa bed (not certified for take-off and landing) opposing a single forward facing VIP seat with stowable table and credenza. Mid/Aft cabin has a pocket door for VIP bedroom/office privacy and a solid door into the aft lav area.
Forward galley equipped with a microwave, espresso machine, convection oven and a sink.
The entertainment system features: Airshow Genesys, 1 Sony DVD player, 1 Sony CD player, an AM/FM Cassette player, a Toshiba radio tuner, a 21 wide screen Baker monitor at aft cabin credenza, (2) 14.2 Rosen monitors located at forward and aft cabin bulkheads, (3) 5.6 Rosen video stowable monitors located at forward and mid cabin seats #1, #2 and #3, Pacific systems switches, Beaker audio controllers, Bose speakers, Amplifiers and Equalizer Module, a Fax Machine and an Allied Signal Magnastar C-750 Telecommunications Management System.
Lavs: Forward Crew Lavatory and AFT VIP Lavatory.
Why buy THIS Gulfstream IVSP? 3,102 TTAF : 1,386 Landings Times Since Midlife 477 hrs / 477 hrs Airshow Genesys Currently Operating on a Commercial Certificate Triple Honeywell LRNAV Jar-Ops and EASA Approved
I believe there is a gold medallion missing.............
Avionics/Radios: COM: Triple Collins VHF 422-D with 8.33 Spacing NAV: Dual Collins VIR 432 with FM Immunity FDS: Honeywell SPZ 8400 A/P: Dual Honeywell FZ 820 XPNDR: Dual Collins TDR 94D Enhanced Mode S ADF: Dual Collins ADF 462 DME: Dual Collins DME 442 ADC: Dual Honeywell AZ 810 FMS: Dual Honeywell NZ 2000 with (CD 810s) and Single Lasertrak GPS: Dual Honeywell GR 550 (HG2021GD02) STCOM: Honeywell MCS 6000 with 1 cockpit and 4 cabin handsets HFCOM: Dual Collins HF 9000 (903A) EFIS: Honeywell Six Tube DU 880 displays RADAR: Honeywell Primus 880 with dual control panels and lightning sensor SELCAL: Coltech CSD -714 TCAS: Honeywell TCAS 2000 with Change 7 RADALT: Dual Honeywell RT 300 EGPWS: Honeywell Mark V 218-218 Software (with Windshear) LRNAV: Triple Honeywell Laser Ref II (HG1075AE04) FDR: Lockheed F1000 SSFDR CVR: Litton (L3) FA 2100 ELT: Artex 406 MGHZ with NAV interface Audio Panels: Triple Baker Electronics 990-3333-148
Additional Equipment: RVSM Capable MNPS Capable FM Immunity Compliant 8.33 Spacing Compliant RNP 5 & 10 Compliant TAWS Compliant Thrust Reversers EASA Approved RNP 1, 3, 4, 5, 10, BRNAV and PRNAV Certified Dual Collins RTU 4220 Sextant Thales 64111-952-1 Standby Altimeter H341BCM Standby Attitude Indicator Litton Aeronetics BDI 3030A RMI Honeywell Angle of Attack System FMS Master Switches EFIS Master Switches Dual 60HZ 115V Converter Cockpit 5.6 Airshow Monitor Honeywell Angle of Attack System Airshow Genesys System Battery Temp Monitor System Brake Temp Monitor System 3rd Crew Member Jump Seat Flyaway Kit Rosemount Ice Detector Two Life Rafts
Inspection Status: On CMP maintenance tracking program MSG 3 Aircraft 1A Check c/w June 17, 2010 @ 2,890 hrs, next due June 2011 or 3,390 hrs 2A Check c/w June 17, 2010 @ 2,890 hrs, next due @ 3,890 hrs 4A Check c/w June 22, 2008 @ 1,985 hrs, next due @ 4,000 hrs 5A Check c/w June 10, 2009 @ 2,469 hrs, next due 4,969 hrs 1C Check c/w June 17, 2010 @ 2,890 hrs, next due May 2011 2C Check c/w June 17, 2010 @ 2,890 hrs, next due April 2012 3C Check c/w May 1, 2009 @ 2,384 hrs, next due May 2012 4C Check c/w December 11, 2008 @ 2,189 hrs, next due December 2012 5C Check c/w May 1, 2009 @ 2,384 hrs, next due April 2014 6C Check c/w July 17, 2006 @ 1,295 hrs, next due July 2012 8C Check c/w December 11, 2008 @ 2,189 hrs, next due December 2016
Arizona Regional MLS - IMAPP Maricopa County Tax Report - 6447 N PALO CRISTI RD, PARADISE VALLEY, AZ 85253-3746 Report Prepared By William Donaldson
PROPERTY INFORMATION
APN:164-04-099 MCR #31202 Property Type: Residential Property Address: 6447 N PALO CRISTI RD PARADISE VALLEY, AZ 85253-3746 Maricopa County Current Owner: ROBERT & SHARON J BOYAJIAN JR Tax Mailing Address: 6447 N PALO CRISTI RD PARADISE VALLEY, AZ 85253-3746 Legal Class: OWNER OCCUPIED RESIDENTIAL Land Areas: 1. SFR GRADE 010-6 URBAN SUBDIV Lot Size: 5.51 acres / 240,049 sf County Zoning: R-43 / RESIDENTIAL WITH 43,000 SF MINIMUM (100.00%) City Zoning: R-43 / RESIDENTIAL WITH 43,000 SF MINIMUM (100.00%) Subdivision: MEDICINE MAN RIDGE 4 LOT 1 2 Twn: 2N / Rng: 3E / Sec: 12 Block: / Lot: 2 Census Tract: 105103 Block: 3012 Lat: 33.530483 Lon: -112.003011 Legal Description: MEDICINE MAN RIDGE 4 MCR 312-2
SUBDIVISION DETAILS FOR MEDICINE MAN RIDGE 4 LOT 1 2
July 19, 1993|By Hiawatha Bray | Hiawatha Bray,Knight-Ridder News Service
Reading this book may make you wish that the late Orson Welles had taken better care of himself.
He might still be with us, ready to film his next masterpiece: the bizarre story of Charles Keating -- devout Catholic, loyal family man, daring real estate developer and bank robber. A "Citizen Kane" for the 1990s.
Michael Binstein, an associate of journalist Jack Anderson, and Arizona free-lancer Charles Bowden have written the best business book since "Barbarians at the Gate." "Trust Me" is journalism as Orson Welles might have practiced it -- not a cool, factual narrative, but a hilarious and rather scary tale of one of the strangest crooks of modern times.
The authors don't offer pat explanations of Keating's character. Instead, they use court records and interviews with Keating and his friends and foes to describe in detail the world Keating created and then destroyed.
Mr. Binstein and Mr. Bowden do ask us to take a great deal on faith. They admit that many of their anecdotes came from people who don't dare speak about Keating on the record, even though the man's doing 10 years in a California prison. Still, his criminal record is there for all to see, a catalog of astounding greed and corruption.
Like dozens of other financial wizards of the past decade, Keating realized that the deregulation of the savings and loan industry was essentially a license to steal. S&Ls once were the most conservative of institutions, kept that way by archaic federal regulations. The industry needed reform. Instead, it got anarchy.
S&Ls won the right to invest depositors' money in high-risk ventures, with the federal government guaranteeing to make up any losses to depositors. So S&L owners could invest in any smelly deal that hinted at a profit. If they were wrong, America's taxpayers were on the hook.
For Keating, a compulsive gambler who kept a craps table in his Phoenix home, the new rules meant he could break the bank. So he went out and bought a bank -- Lincoln Savings & Loan in Los Angeles. And then he broke it.
Through Lincoln, Keating lent himself hundreds of millions of dollars, in flagrant violation of such banking laws as still existed. About $80 million of the money was poured into Detroit's Pontchartrain Hotel. But that's nothing compared to the $300 million he poured into a huge luxury hotel in Phoenix.
There were many more deals. And then there were the millions in salaries, and the private air force -- three jets and a helicopter -- that whisked Keating to the world's most lavish resorts. And the vast contributions to friendly politicians.
All of these were paid for by people who'd simply wanted a safe place to deposit their savings. But at least the federal government will come up with the $2.5 billion these people lost. Thousands of others, many of them elderly, won't be so lucky. They put their life savings in uninsured junk bonds issued by Keating, and saw their money turn to wastepaper.
So where's the mystery? In the contradictions.
What can you make of a man who spends three days in a Yugoslavian peasant hut praying to the Virgin Mary, then hops his corporate jet for a trip to the casinos of Monte Carlo?
Keating donated millions to charity. When Mother Teresa came to America, his private air force was at her disposal.
But none of the money came out of Keating's pocket. Lincoln depositors and bondholders picked up the tab.
We learn that Keating routinely used racist epithets and claimed that the San Francisco bank examiners who investigated Lincoln were homosexuals with a vendetta against him. He loved to look down from his office window and fire the first employee he saw walking by. Yet he was horrified when he learned that many people despised him.
Keating became one of the nation's most prominent campaigners against pornography, and there seems no doubt that he genuinely hates the stuff. Yet he surrounded himself with attractive blond women, ogling them as they scurried through the office. Women who worked for Keating soon learned to cater to his tastes. So many of them got breast implants that one Phoenix plastic surgeon began offering a corporate discount.
There's a shocking or hilarious revelation about the world of Charles Keating on nearly every page of "Trust Me."
He comes across as a man driven by urges that even he barely understands. But rather than work through his passions with a priest or psychologist, Keating unleashed them on the American economy, with disastrous results.
Maybe with all that prison time on his hands, Charles Keating will write a book and explain himself, something Charles Foster Kane never did. Until then, "Trust Me" will likely stand as the final word on this enigmatic swindler.
Securities litigation, M&A and corporate governance disputes:
Mr. Ericson is co-leader of the firm's Securities Litigation team and the managing partner of the firm's San Francisco office. Since 1998, his batting average in obtaining dismissals of securities class actions and having them affirmed on appeal has been over .666. Mr. Ericson represents public companies, their boards and their senior management in securities and corporate governance disputes of all kinds, in SEC investigations and SEC litigation, and in internal investigations, including situations involving disputes among senior management and significant questioning by outside auditors. He was named "Northern California Super Lawyer" in securities litigation in 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009 and 2010.
Banking investigations and litigation: Mr. Ericson represented federal bank regulatory agencies in the investigation of Charles Keating, American Continental Corporation and Lincoln Savings and Loan Association, and in an action against the former officers, directors and shareholders of Southwest S&LA, including Governor J. Fife Symington, III of Arizona. The Southwest litigation resulted in an eight-figure settlement. Mr. Ericson also represented a federal bank regulatory agency in a mediation against a Big 4 accounting firm (obtaining a seven-figure settlement) and in other investigations of directors, officers, lawyers and accountants.