Q: October 29, 2001 Saturday was a glorious day weather wise. Our volunteers turned up ready to complete the house if nothing came in our way. Unfortunately, it seems the roof trusses are no longer constructed by Habitat volunteers, but rather manufactured by a contractor. Our trusses did not show up, so we finished putting the "cap" on our interior and exterior walls to prepare for the trusses next week, and then erected the trusses on our neighbor's house! The house next door is being built for the Espinoza family, and is known as the "Anniversary House." Will and Linda Dalferes were looking for a unique way to celebrate their 25th anniversary: Why not build a house for Habitat for Humanity!? The Dalferes sponsored the house and invited all their friends to come help build it. The St. Paul's family can now count itself as "friends of the Dalferes." Will and Linda asked me to convey their sincere appreciation for the help we provided this past week. When you next work, please take a moment to get to know Will and Linda. Many thanks to Ken Jones and Martha Cochrum for the pizza last Saturday. You have never seen pizza disappear so fast! This Saturday is still in the planning stages. One option you may want to consider is the BBQ wagon several doors down on Tangiers. The gentleman there has been selling his beef, chicken and links at the same location for 45 years! If any of you have questions or comments, please feel free to respond by return email or to 713-748-3317. Les
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Q: This is a reminder to please have your calendar marked for Friday July 7, 2000, for the ENA VP PRC Pre-Ranking Meeting. The meeting will be held at the DoubleTree (Granger B) from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. If you have any questions/conflicts, please feel free to call me. Irma Alvarez will be following up with invitations that will have detailed information within the next few days. Thanks,
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Q: Colleagues: In addition to the regulatory assessment for Transredes, Elektro, and the San Juan Gas rate case (previously communicated), here is the current workload in TIRS with their corresponding project leads. 1) Monetization: a) CALIFE - Venezuela: Support the sale of asset through providing the requested due diligence. This function includes a regulatory analysis and determination of the base rate, the exercise of which should allow the determination of the strategies used by the regulator to set Calife's tariffs. Lead: Alberto Levy a) SPC - Philippines: Support the sale team through providing regulatory due diligence to the current draft regulatory law. Emphasis is placed on articles affecting grandfathering contracts, in addition to full assessment of the draft. Lead: Mike Grimes 2) Asset Acquisition: a) Nicaragua Privatization: Support the acquisition team through providing regulatory due diligence. Lead: Alberto Levy As these services have been demanded by the above individual business units, kindly remember that business units should pay out-of-pocket costs, if any. With the exception of SPC project, Team Leads shall discuss their demand on internal resource in the Section meeting planned on Nov. 3rd. Please let me know if you have any question. Brgrds AI
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Q: Harry, A little birdie told me today was your birthday!! Unfortunately the little birdie gave me the wrong email address the first time or you would have had this email earlier. Anyway, I wanted to wish you a very Happy Birthday. Hope you have a great day and we'll see you guys this weekend. Robin
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Happy Birthday