Edie, Here is the updated EOL data for the Texas Region. 2000 DATA 2000 EOL Trades = 13,500 2000 EOL Volume = 2.5 TCF 2001 DATA 2001 Plan EOL Trades = 17,500 2001 Plan EOL Trades/Month = 1,460 2001 EOL Volume = 3 TCF Could you please update the plan numbers for Tom? Thanks,
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We hereby confirm our sale of Propane to ProCaribe as follows: Seller: Enron Liquid Fuels, Inc. Buyer: ProCaribe Product/Quality: Fully Refrigerated HD-5 Propane Quantity: 8500 MT +/- 5 percent, Seller's option Price: Mean average MB OPIS NTET Propane for 3 days around B/L plus 7 cpg Load Laycan: 22-24 October, 2001 Vessel: Nelly Maersk or sub Terms: CIF Tallaboa Laytime: 66 hrs Total - Including load and discharge ports Inspection: 50/50 Seller/Buyer at loadport Full contract confirmation to follow. Best regards,
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Tana, The suite of offices on 29 will be complete with a fax machine and an additional analog line for P.C. dial-up access by close of business today. The only exception to your requirements is for an additional table in the empty room. I believe that will be in by mid day tomorrow. We will prepare 32 Thursday.
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Please find attached an Excel workbook listing different access groups for Research. I have marked some users for keeping and deleting. I'm not sure how you wish to proceed. You can edit the list as you see fit. Perhaps we can contact those who have particular groups (e.g. Weather) for updates on their list. I am generally of the opinion that the lists should be as short as possible. A directory that Lance and I share with the power group was deleted yesterday but nobody knows who did that. I hope after this audit is done, we are much less at risk of something that like happening again. Thanks,
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o:\Research access list