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Ken, Attached is a draft of my comments to the gathering agreement. I have made it clear in the language that the agreement is fully interruptible at our discretion. The agreement is still a keep whole on the liquids. I did not change this section. Also I did not review or change Exhibit A. I will leave that to you.

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crabwise (KRAB-wyz) adjective 1. Sideways. 2. In a cautious or roundabout manner. [From the sideways movement of crabs.] "John Smith is still moving crabwise towards modernity." John Major's Last Year?, The Economist (London), May 15, 1993. It's a blessing to have a child at home. As parent of a four-year old, I strive to answer my daughter Ananya's incessant questions about moon and earthworms and clouds and trees and bears as truthfully as I can. Our investigations into these seemingly mundane matters often reveal insights that are learning experiences for both of us. But there are times when my thoughts are elsewhere and I simply answer the question "Why?" with "Because that's how God made 'em." I didn't know the joke was on me until the evening I found the corner of our living room wall scribbled with bright shades of crayons. When questioned why we had that mural on the wall, she simply replied, "Because that's how God made it." Well, if we were to ask why a crab moves crabwise or sideways, that'd be a pretty good answer: because that's how God (or nature, depending on how your beliefs run) made it. Because that's how their legs bend. That's how their muscles flex. That's how they've adapted. That's how they survive as a species. And that's how we got a synonym for the word 'sideways' in our dictionary. If we were to look up the term 'humanwise' in a crab's dictionary, chances are it would mean 'sideways'. This week's AWAD features more words derived from animals (the only animal-based products we use around here). -Anu

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Ted Murphy and I met with the Arther Andersen team this morning that accompanied us on our trip to Buenos Aires. We reviewed the observations and recommendations in written form that we had discussed briefly with you on our last day your office. After making a few changes, AA should be forwarding to you a copy of the draft document later this afternoon. We would welcome your comments and your additions on anything that you think we may have missed. Ted and I will be meeting with Rick Causey and Rick Buy within the next couple of days to discuss our operations and control review, so your responses would be welcomed prior to that meeting. I look forward to working with you and others in your office in my role over Global Risk Management Operations. In addition to overseeing common standards and controls for opeartional practices, I will work as your advocate for system and resource needs in order to insure success for your business plan in Buenos Aires.

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Output from Operations/Control Review in Buenos Aires