IN: just talked to marcello castilho, the head of petrobras office in london. he gave me the following: their crude production is down by 900mbd. they have crude and product stocks for the next 5 days, but then will need to buy. initially the thought wud b to buy crude however, the situation may have worsened at the refineries. he was pessimistic about the discussions. said that petrobras called them to a meeting ydy as everyone knows and only upped the ante by 1pct on their side vs the 8.5 sought plus the inflation catch-up of 42pct. this really angered the unions and they have now said they will not come back to the table before seeing the numbers next time. he said petrobras is up against internal competition now from other oil and gas companies who are offering ex petrobras workers a 15pct increase over their current pay, so petrobras is in a poor position. so far the refs have been running at very low rates and the managers have not allowed the workers to leave the prmeises but have bunked them and fed them their in 12 hour shifts. by law they can only do this for 3 days and some fighting has already broken out at one location, so doubtful they can continue the 'imprisonment' much longer. if it comes to a bigger showdown he thinks the unions will just shut the refs down on the last shift that they work, and he will be buying product not crude.

Generate a subject line.

OUT: petrobras update
IN: This is an email
Marty, I just read the email. Congrats, it sounds like a great opportunity, I like the structure. You'll do great and if there is anything that I can do to help, don't hesitate to contact me. mike

What is the subject?

OUT: reorg
QUESTION: U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY NATIONAL EARTHQUAKE INFORMATION CENTER World Data Center for Seismology, Denver Reply to: sedas@neis.cr.usgs.gov or neic@usgs.gov The following is a release by the United States Geological Survey, National Earthquake Information Center: A strong earthquake occurred IN THE ANDREANOF ISLANDS about 230 km or 140 miles west-southwest of Adak, Alaska at 1:48 PM MDT today, Jun 14, 2001 (10:48 AM AHDT in Alaska). A PRELIMINARY MAGNITUDE OF 6.3 WAS COMPUTED FOR THIS EARTHQUAKE. The magnitude and location may be revised when additional data and further analysis results are available. This earthquake was felt strongly on Adak. Based on comparable earthquakes in this region, few aftershocks are expected. No damage is expected. EDIS-06-14-01 1403 PDT
Propose a subject line for this email?
ANS: [EDIS] EQ MAG 6 3 ANDREANOF ISLANDS ALEUTIAN IS [News: Statewide]
eSource's weekly Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) Newsletter, Volume 10. This issue outlines coverage for March 30th - April 05th. A word document and a PDF formatted versions of the newsletter are attached for your convenience. Should you have any questions concerning this newsletter or its distribution, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Q: What is a potential subject line for this email?
answer: Weekly LNG Newsletter
I went motorcycle riding last night - I think I need to get some better winter riding gear. We will definitely go to court next Tuesday at 1:00 PM. All we are doing is verifying Dad's signature on the will. Once the judge sees us it should only take about five minutes. That's all I have for now.
Answer: Yo
Q: Notes from Bryson conversation with Ken Lay: Urged us to "stay at the table". Says teams in Washington have all the demand curves from the utilities (from which to calculate offering prices). QF meeting starts at 7:00 pm tonight. says average cost of QFs today is 15?/kwh (amounts to 30% of supply). believes that cost can be brought down significantly if gas is purchased forward (perhaps by state entity). Says all utility generation (another 30%), mostly hydro and nuclear is cost based at 4?/kwh. If suppliers come in at 5.5? (or even 6? ), there is room under the 7? new commodity rate component to recover securitized costs (amounts to about 40% of SCE supply). Says good progress was made today. Believes they may have a framework this evening. Believes 5.5? is causing problem; maybe room to squeeze it up (perhaps as high as 6.0?). Thinks governor will slightly increase rates (or pay more at government facilities) if the parties can get 97% of the way to a solution. Thinks it's nearly a "done deal" that DWR (state entity) will buy power. Says securitization may be harder to get. Bryson's questions to Ken (and Ken's to us): Are we willing to forbear payment of amounts owed to us and continue to sell power to the utilities over the next several weeks. Ken realizes that Bryson may be overstating the progress made, and made no commitments to Bryson. Let's discuss at 10:30 call tomorrow.
Propose a subject line
A:
Bryson Conversation