Here is an email: A Texas grad I work with found this on one of his alum sites. The guy that put this out - Flea- is the auburn guy who runs thetigeronline.com. Pretty funny. PL
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A: Tiger recruiting #1
Here is an email: Attached is the updated status of the steel trades/transactions that have potential LOC/cashflow impact in the next few months. According to Kent, who had a direct conversation with Bowen late yesterday, all new steel trades/structured transactions not yet agreed to will require Bowen approval prior to being reviewed by RAC. In summary, the commitment status for the Kibar and EDZK trades is yet to be determined, upon reviewing the taped conversation between the traders and the counterparties. Duferco payments for the final 100,000 ton slab purchase and the $40,000 option are up for restructuring next week with the company. Please let me know if you have any questions/concerns. Thanks.
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A: EIM steel transactions pipeline update
Here is an email: FERC today issued Draft Orders denying rehearing in the following: Kern River, CP01-31 (2002 Expansion Project) Rejected arguments of the Firm Customers that the project should not have been approved or, alternatively, the rights of the expansion shippers at Wheeler Ridge should be subordinate to those of the existing shippers. PG&E Gas Transmission, NW, CP01-141 (2001 Expansion) Rejected Newport Northwest LLC's assertion that requiring the expansion shippers to pay a fuel cost surcharge to recover any incremental fuel costs due to the additional compression approved for this project is contrary to FERC precedent and the policy statement on expansion facilities. These orders should be issued within the next few days, and we will circulate copies. Let Melinda know if you want to see the draft copies before then (they are not available electronically).
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FERC Draft Orders on Kern River and PG&E Projects