Dear Mr. Lay, First of all....thanks. I haven't been here as long as you, but I've been here a while...14yr. It's been a great experience and I want you to know how much I appreciate you and your leadership. I too will be here, as you say, "until they run me off" or until we get through the other side. It's a tough situation and I guess there's no guarantee we'll make it but it won't be because we didn't give it all we had or that we didn't do the right thing. You take care of yourself, Greg
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Mike, Since the IT guys want to wait for the new software to put your cost analysis on the plasma screens I am currently working on using Reuters so that we'll have something in the meantime. I had to call Lori Hernandez, Reuters contact, and have her add some more products to Kobra. As soon as she gets back to me I'll put that together and get it on the screens. Let me know if you have other questions. Aaron
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The Net Works/Financial Trading Group's Quarterly Legal Review with Mark Haedicke will be on Friday, October 26, from 9:00 to 11:00 a.m. in EB38C2. Please plan to attend. Thank you.
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(1) In connection with Taffy's report, please note the following: Aquila Canada Corp. - follow up Christiania Bank - need to send for execution Ospraie - send revisions (2) Also, what have you heard from Laurie about the Australian ISDA's and brokerage agreements? We should begin incorporating into our database. If we use your assistant, we should input data during the regular business day. (3) I have Jason helping me on about seven different brokerage arrangements and will soon need appropriate backup to send together with execution copies. I am keeping dummy files until these are finalized.
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Legal/Credit meeting, etc.