Here is another incident stemming from the A-S 30 inch pipeline rupture of December 4, 2000. Although the facts are still being developed, this customer was also being supplied off of the A-S line and when it went down, HPL had to activate another pipeline to serve this customer from a different source or direction. This line may have had some liquids settled in the line or other sediments which became dislodged and ultimately may have caused a failure at Ameripol's boiler. This resulted in a fire which they claim caused equipment and product damages. Liquids are not identified in the quality specifications for the gas to be delivered to Ameripol, only not more than 20 grains of sulfur or 7 pounds of water vapor. Additionally, the contract does contain a waiver of consequential damages. Gary indicated to me that they told him that about $130,000 of the loss was a result of lost sales due to the inability to produce product. They have faxed us a written demand or notification which I will forward as soon as I receive it.
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answer: Engineered Carbons/Ameripol Synpol
Rude-Dog, How is it going out there brother? Been keeping your sanity while living at home? Things here are about the same. Talked to your boy Tree the other day. He had some interesting new developments in his love life. Of course they were sordid and made me somewhat uncomfortable. Well sort of. Your furniture is still almost completely intact. The longer you stay out there, the better my chances of picking up some furniture real cheap. Haven't seen that much of Janel lately. She went out to Florida this weekend to convince a gay guy that the opposite sex is not icky after all. Should make for some interesting stories when she returns. Drop me a note when you get a chance. Talk at you later. G$
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answer: Hello!
Challenge Appetite for credit capacity is much greater than what is justifiable given credit quality of industry and liquidity of transactions. General Themes Dearth of liquidity in market (bearing in mind that EIM's purpose is to stimulate liquidity) Poor credit quality Highly structured nature of steel transactions (inventory management, illiquid options, etc.) M-T-M Accounting and incentives related to achieving earnings targets Size, tenor and rating drive credit exposure; size and tenor drive transaction value -- therefore ratings drive credit limits.
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answer: Revised EIM Meeting Notes (inclusive of notes from 9/17 & 9/18 meetings)
Attached is a draft of the Agreement for Recruiting or Contract Personnel Services. This draft combines the Master Services Agreement, the Agreement for Project Services, and the Staffing Services Agreement into a single, comprehensive document. Attached to this, as applicable, will be a Project Work Description ("PWD") and/or a Staffing Services Description ("SSD"). I understand that HR is working on a revised PWD. I will circulate the SSD in the near future. It will contain a more specific description of staffing services (e.g. retained/contingency) as well as pay rates. Please review this draft to determine if it fits your needs. Feel free to throw darts! Let me know by return email if you have comments or questions. I will resolve as many as possible based upon your comments as well as those of others in Legal, and circulate a revised draft based upon those comments. Thank you.
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Recruiting/Contract Personnel Services Agreement