Subject: "AW: YEA!!!!!!!!!".

Body: Yeah, I think they will finish with the big bulldozer today, then they come with the little one for the delicate areas...like right in front of my french windows!!! It's looking really nice, just need an acrea of grass now! sorry that things have not improved with rayfael...have you considered getting out and seeing other folks. I know you don't want too but it would be good for you and you never know what a little jealousy can do...but I don't mean Vincent. We are having just beautiful weather! How is it there? Are your parents back yet? when is your mom going to MD Anderson?

Subject: "tonight".

Body: I'll try to be home by 800 tonight so I can see my baby boy (and his hot daddy). High class hamburger sounds great. Love,

Subject: "UC Pioneers Conservation".

Body: FYI. *********************************************************************** UC Pioneers Conservation Two decades of innovations prepared campuses for energy price crunch When the state's energy crisis hit, the University of California was not caught with its fans running full blast. Across the nine-campus UC system, $65 million has been spent over two decades on energy-saving devices, including new lighting, variable speed fans, even a system to harness waste gas from landfills to run boilers. So, with Gov. Gray Davis calling for every California household and business to cut electricity use by 10 percent, UC offers a good model of conservation. Despite rapid growth in the 178,000-student system in recent years, most campuses have held electricity consumption steady, and the university will net about $75 million in savings from the projects. "We are fortunate to have on the campuses people with the religion. They have been working on this agenda since the oil embargo," said Gary Matteson, UC director of energy and utilities planning. But UC will need to do more. Facing a 146 percent increase in the cost of natural gas -- which powers the co-generators that produce electricity -- the

Subject: "Texlal Energy Management, Inc.".

Body:
In a conversation with Randy Miller of Texla, the following credit issues were raised: 1. Texla would like to raise their threshold to $200,000; 2. In place of a LC Texla would offer furture trades within 24 hours. As previously discussed, I can write the language, the decision is a credit call.