Finally we're forging ahead. We plan on publishing our much-delayed and much-changed Aspen special issue in two weeks. We're really excited. We're focusing now on the issue of globalization in the post-September 11 world. All of your contributions in Aspen aided us immensely. The issue is going to be an unusual print-online package. In addition to articles in the magazine that relate in various ways to the Aspen meeting, we will be posting significant additional material online. For those of you who answered our three questions prior to the meeting, we will be publishing all of those--in full--on Fortune.com. But we also want to hear from you
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Scott As discussed. Date Wedsnesday 23rd May Time 6.30 Loc Houstons - Willcrest @Westheimer Eddie's number if there is a problem is 7139890962 ( work ) As mentioned he was approached by us and so is a little cautious. Please let me and John know how you got on Thanks
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If you have a copy of Who Moved My Cheese? please read it at your earliest convenience and return it to the clerks' station so everyone attending the conference has an opportunity to read it. Thank you.
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Teb, I was finally able to get the imbalance quantities data from TSS--my reports were contending with other jobs. Anyway, attached is the latest rendition of the Gas Daily prices, the Natural Gas Week Cash Out price, and the monthly imbalance quantities. Any questions please call.
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Updated chart