Q: Kevin Presto has informed me that they will be trading on only a portion of the curves which are currently in the Curve Manager. As a result, we would like to migrate ONLY the curves that they will be using for UBS trading so as not to take up any unneccessary space. As a result, attached is a list of the EAST curves that we would like migrated to the new curve manager for UBS trading. John P. - Please provide the guys with a similar list for the West. Please let me know if you have any questions. Thanks!
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IN: Attached are two draft letters to Ernst Haberli and Greg Chafee at Fort James in regards to the above-referenced matter. Please review and provide me with your comments. Thanks

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I have made reservations at Brennan's for Noon on Tuesday and left Kristina and Julia a voice mail message tonight about it. Thanks for your help. Carol

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QUESTION: You are invited to theupcoming HYLA events: Thursday, November 15th: An Evening with the Judiciary Quite possibly the best HYLA event of the year! HYLA invites all of the state & federal local judiciary to an evening at Brennans. Come mix and mingle with the judiciary and other HYLA members while enjoying delicious Brennanfood! Brennans 3300 Smith Street 6-8p.m. Free for HYLA members and $20 for non-members Thursday, Nov. 29: "The State Court Basics" A great CLE opportunity for HYLA members! November 29th, 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. 129th District Court; 1019 Congress, 16th Floor $30 for HYLA members and $40 non-members. CLE Credit: 2.5 hours of CLE credit has been requested (.5 is ethics). Featuring several judges including Hon. Pat Mizell, Hon. Levi Benton, Hon. Jane Bland, and Hon. Tracy Christopher Topics (include): The "Inner Workings" of the District Clerk's Office; Effective Motion Practice; Handling Discovery Disputes; Tips on Trying your First Case; and The Mechanics of State Court Voir Dire. Contact Kim Diepraam at (713) 224-4952 or hyla@hyla.org for more information. Hope to see you at these upcoming HYLA events! Please bring your HYLA eligible friends! Volunteers Needed to Help With a New Project Junior Judges Junior Judges: Helping Kids Make Smart Choicesis a public service project implemented through a curriculum and an accompanying video, hosted by two teenagers, that depicts elementary school aged students faced with challenging decisions. The project includes seven units and addresses the subjects that affect the lives of the target audience, fourth grade students, including: cheating, destroying property, bullying, teasing, stealing, gangs/weapons, and drugs/alcohol. Each unit in the curriculum is self-contained so that an educator may use one, all, or just a few of the units, depending on his or her preference and time. Attorney involvement will include explaining the importance and necessity of laws and rules in society, and moderating the topic discussions following all or some of the video segments. Please contact Kent Altsuler at kaltsuler@jw.com if you are interested in volunteering. Volunteers Needed to Help ADOPT AN ANGEL For over ten years, the Adopt-an-Angel Program has provided a healthy dose of holiday cheer to over 500 underprivileged students who attend Grimes Elementary School. Children who otherwise would probably not receive gifts during the holidays are presented with clothing and toys donated by Houston lawyers and their staffs. Adopt-an-Angel committee members spend countless hours during a busy time of the year coordinating this impressive endeavor. Each year, committee members ask every student at Grimes to fill out a "wish list." Although toys are always a favorite, most of the children also list basic clothing items (like socks and underwear) and school supplies. As soon as the committee members receive the lists from the school, they distribute them to attorneys and their staffs who purchase the items and wrap them for delivery. A few days before the students begin their holiday break, the committee members, with the assistance of Santa Claus, deliver the gifts to the children. The children are always delighted by this annual visit. In recent years, the Adopt-an-Angel program has been so successful that resources have been used to provide holiday meals and extra clothing to families in particular need, to purchase school uniforms for almost 100 students, and to assist with gifts to a local foster care facility. Please contact Kristin Tassin at kristin@drylaw.com if you are interested in helping.
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Your own personal palm pilot hard at work. As promised, here's a list of UT's games this season...color coded for your convenience of course. Sep 9 UL Lafayette, 12:30pm Sep 16 at Stanford, 10:15pm Sep 23 Houston, TBA Sep 30 Oklahoma St., TBA Oct 7 Oklahoma, 3:30pm (a.k.a. "OU Weekend"...this is a huge game...the two teams meet halfway at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas) Oct 14 at Colorado, TBA Oct 21 Missouri, TBA Oct 28 Baylor, TBA Nov 4 at Texas Tech, 2:00pm Nov 11 at Kansas, TBA Nov 24 Texas A&M, 3:30pm (Thanksgiving Weekend) All Times Eastern * Home games are in burnt orange...what else?
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answer: Are you ready for some football?
I just ran several Shipper Scheduled Quanties reports and discovered the fomat had changed. I monitor several contracts for forecasting purposes and also provide Market Services invoicing information for revenues for negotiated rates and sharing revenues for volumes flowing West for USGT. I rely upon the Shipper Scheduled Quantities report to get the information I need. Before the change, I was able to run 1 report for each of these shippers each week, a total of 3 reports. Because the new report does not give me month-to-date totals I now have to run a report for each shipper for each gas day, a total of 21 reports each week. It is very time consuming to run and analyze all these reports. As Marketing does more of these sort of deals the volume will only grow. It is critical that I get a report that gives me month-to-date totals so I don't have to run a report for each shipper for each day. Is there some way you could revise the report to again show the month-to-date totals? Minor comparisons: 1) The 2nd portion of the original report had an area where you could quickly glance at either your receipt or delivery point totals. In order to get a break out of receipt and delivery points now, you have to run 1 report sorted by receipt point and 1 report by delivery point. 2) This is very minor, but I also liked the fact that the report was on letter size paper. All my files have been set up to accomodate that size of report. I now have to set up new files. I appreciate any help you can give me in this matter. Thanks!
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TMS Shipper Scheduled Quantities Report