Here is an email: Please see the attached chart outlining our Confirmation process. This is the same process that Barry Tycholiz implemented for Origination. I think it is a great way to verify our booking process. Please use the trading books that Anne Bike passed out yesterday. Thanks,
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Q: Attached please find a proposed form of Termination Agreement for Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce. Obviously, we need to still input the trades. Peter, It appears that our signers on the trading floor will be offsite in PRC meetings on Thursday. I need to know ASAP when we plan on signing this because I am going to have to call around to find an officer that might be in.
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IN: Hi, I know everyone is doing their best, and it is appreciated, but: How can The Association continue to justify asking residents to pay the same fees month after month after month while simultaneously failing month after month after month to provide all the services we pay for? I'm curious: has the board has addressed the possibility of reducing fees commensurate with services provided? If they did and (obviously) decided to keep things the same, I'd appreciate a glimpse into the "why" of that decision. Just wondering aloud after another one-elevator-day. I would greatly appreciate an official response from the board by email. Thank you very much for time, Mike Mancini 1103 (of course, I am well aware we received a month free, which works pretty well considering the building was unlivable most of that month. I am aware, too, of water damage checks for, yes, damage. I'm not aware of anything in the works, however, to reasonably address the last many months of poor service, nor the predicted next 6-12 months of the same... I most certainly welcome enlightenment if I am missing something simple---really!)

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Please respond to Sivy on Stocks SIVY ON STOCKS from money.com April 20, 2001 Bigger is better Tech stocks are coming back, and giants that dominate important markets are likely to lead the advance. At the forefront of that group is Microsoft, as the company's latest earnings report shows. By Michael Sivy "It may be that the race is not always to the swift, nor the battle to the strong -- but that is the way to bet," said Damon Runyon, whose short

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QUESTION: Just a short note to let you know that I received a call from Rod Bosche of PG&E apprising me of a meeting PG&E will be having with SW Gas this tuesday. They will be discussing PCB issues and the sampling results from the PG&E system. From discussions with Louie, a media statement is being prepared by them which Louie has a copy of. The statement is a little harsh and makes some statements which are incorrect. Louie and I are planning to attend this meeting in Las Vegas to possibly assist in making some suggestions about rewording their statement and provide some additional insight and history on the Transwestern system with respect to PCB's. The results of this meeting will be forwarded at a later date.....
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IN: Can you please forward my report from last week and update the "week". Also, change target date of Argentina report to this Friday. Thanks. Sara

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ESA Legal Management Meeting's report