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Pls. note that the vessel now is on Atlantic West satelitte. Area code + 874 phn/fax + 584 tlx Brgds Oe. Hansen Master E-mail: master.gall@hoegh.no Teleph: Inmarsat tel.no. 330853910 Fax : Inmarsat fax no. 330853913 Telex : Inmarsat B telex no.330853915 Telex : Inmarsat C telex no.430853910 (24hrs.watch)

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QUESTION: My buddy is looking at lots on Seargent Beach. Drive from your place to Seargent, go over the intercoastal, and take a left. He said lots in there go for about $17,000.00. He wants to buy one canal lot and one or two beach lots. Comments?
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Your REGION Geographical Boundary: Fuel Sources (Pipelines, Terminals, NG/FO2/FO6 storage, Rivers): ? Coal: (conversion factor, supply source) ? NG: (pipelines, basis to Henry Hub) ? FO2/FO6: (conversion factor, supply source, correlation to CL) Load Mix: ? Residential / Commercial ? Industrial Stack: ? Nuke (tot. mw and % of tot. stack, marginal load/cost) ? Coal (same as above) ? NG (same as above) ? FO2/FO6 (same as above) ? Hydro Historical Outage Cycles: ? Nuke, Coal, NG, FO2/FO6 Seasonal Interchange: ? Import (avg. daily mw and where) ? Export (same as above) Top 5 Largest Utilities/Operators: ? Service Territory (within this region) ? Stack ? Load Mix Top 5 Largest Merchant Generators: ? Plant Locations/types Attach historical load and MWDaily price sheet as last page for most actively traded hub in this region
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answer: REGIONAL Studies.doc
Cooper: My efforts to install the precompiled version of Freeciv on sunone are stalled, but the Windows-only version seems to work well too. The Sun probably is more capable of standalone, unattended operation, but I don't want to build the whole package from source. Yet. All versions of network Civilization are at www.freeciv.org. Download the precompiled binaries, unpack to the directory of your choice, and launch the executables. If you want to play by yourself, you have to launch the server and then the client. To play with others, you can run the server on any machine, with all others requiring only the client. There are also the metaservers, although server loads vary widely by time of day and week. I've been running the server on my notebook at 172.17.172.131, but I'm not sure how to set the server to automatically admit new players while a game's in progress. I know that it can be done, because the metaservers are usually configured that way. Let me know when you've got things installed.
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Here is an email: Ken, Attached is a revised draft of the Hanover Agreement based on all our discussions to date. Please review. I would prefer one more internal review prior to forwarding to Hanover. Please note where information is still needed concerning the specific units for the schedule forms. Sorry for the delay.
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QUESTION: Jeff and Gerald, I wanted you both to have the following information: (i) the legal/regulatory research questions that the Upstream Storage Group (Paul Bieniawski, Miguel Vasquez & Eva Rainer) have posed to LeBoeuf Lamb (law firm) and Brown Williams (rate consultant) and (ii) the two Reports produced in response to such questions. The Reports were delivered to the Storage Group personnel Friday, July 27, 2001, and were forwarded to me by Bob Neustaedter last Friday, August 3, 2001. The cost of this work was borne jointly by Jean Mrha's Upstream Group and the Regulatory Affairs Group; Donna Fulton, Sarah Novosel, and Bob Neustaedter are the Regulatory/Governmental Affairs individuals involved in retaining Brown Williams and in recommending Larry Acker at LeBoeuf to conduct the legal/regulatory research. I reviewed the engagement letters on behalf of the Regulatory Affairs Department. The combined cost of these reports is about $100,000. I've done the best I can to be sure that the Upstream Storage Group does not "overlook" the Legal Department as it forges ahead into a transactional arena fraught with significant regulatory and accounting risks and traps. Gerald, as you have become involved with the development scenarios that involve a compression component, I think it would be wise to become familiar with the contents of both the LeBoeuf Lamb and Brown Williams Reports. If either of you would like to discuss the legal, regulatory or political implications of the attached, please feel free to give me a call. Steve
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Upstream--Storage Group Legal & Regulatory Research