Hi Carol, I saw that you posted about getting a nanny. I've used two services, but only one that I can suggest. For my last nanny, I used Morningside Nanny Service, or something close to that. They seemed thorough, and found us a wonderful person. I've also used River Oaks Nanny, but they sent me a nut case. Good luck, Kay
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Here is an email: Dear Haas Students, The annual Haas Staff and Faculty Holiday Party will be held on Friday, December 14, 2001 in the Bank of America Forum. We would like to inform you about the following: ? B of A FORUM CLOSURE: The Forum will be closed from 1:00- 6:00 p.m. for the party.
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A: Bank of America Forum, Friday Dec. 14th
Q: Just wanted to give you a head's up. We received last night from ED&F Man their form of proposed Clearing Agreement with the OMLX. It appears they simultaneously sent it to the OMLX. I am having my assistant fax a copy to you. I haven't had a chance to look at it yet, I'll do that first thing this morning. As you recall, we sent them the OMLX's form for signature a few weeks ago, and they've now come back with their form. I don't know how customary it is to negotiate this with the OMLX? Anyway, we'll take a look at it here and give you a call.
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IN: Per my conversation with Chris this morning, she wanted me to pass this information on regarding some of the things that we have found that have to do with our TBS/End User problem. We have some end user daily volumes that are more than the physical daily volume at their related TBS (which also may have to do with the problem that we have with 16 and 31 day charts not being read) - when that happens we end up overbilling the LDC. The ones that we are having a problem with are Wisconsin Power and Light and Wisconsin Gas. If you need any other details on this, please let me know or you can bring them up at our meeting on Monday. Thanks,

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Tom: I'm trying to finalize the ISDA Master Agreement with these guys. We have one issue: If there is a long-term market disruption event (i.e. over 3 days), and we have no fallback price, then we negotiate a price and ENA would normally obtain 2 quotes and average them. Our position is that we prefer to obtain the quotes because if a disruption were to occur, we would obtain quotes for hundreds of deals in the same manner (because our agreements will all have the same provisions) and it is possible that 4 quotes may not be available. NYSEG would like for each of ENA and NYSEG to obtain 2 quotes and then average the 4 quotes. Are you agreeable to this? Sara

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New York State Electric & Gas ("NYSEG")