I wrote this poem for you because of all the work you guys do. Collards is green, my dog's name is Blue and I'm so lucky to have a sweet thang like you. Yer hair is like cornsilk a-flappin in the breeze, Softer than Blue's and without all them fleas. You move like the bass which excite me in May. You ain't got no scales but I luv you anyway. Ye're as satisfy'n as okry jist a-fry'n in the pan. Ye're as fragrant as "snuff" right out of the can. You got some a yer teeth, for which I am proud; I hold my head high when we're in a crowd. On special occasions, when you shave under yer arms, well, I'm in hawg heaven, and awed by yer charms. Still them fellers at work,they all want to know, What I did to deserve such a purdy, young doe. Like a good roll of duct tape ye're there fer yer man, To patch up life's troubles and to fix what you can. Ye're as cute as a junebug a-buzzin' overhead. Not like them mean far ants dun found in my bed. Cut from the best cloth like a plaid flannel shirt, You spark up my life like a load of fresh dirt. When you hold me real tight like a padded gunrack, My life is complete;there ain't nuthin' I lack. Yer complexion is perfect like the best vinyl sidin'. Cuz despite all them years,yer age, yup it keeps hidin'. Me 'n' you's like a Moon Pie with a RC cold drank, We two go together like a skunk goes with stank. Some men, they buy chocolate fer Valentine's Day; They git it at Wal-Mart, it's romantic that way. Some men, they git roses fer that special day, From the cooler at Kroger. "That's impressive," I say. Some men buy fine diamonds from a flea market booth. "Diamonds is ferever," they explains, suave and couth. But fer this man, honey,these just won't do. Cuz ye're way too special,you sweet thang you. I got you a gift,without taste or odor, More useful than diamonds...it's a new trollin' motor!
Answer: A Luv poam
To: All ETS and EGS employees Please mark your calendar for EGS floor meetings. Employees on floors 11, 13, 39, 40, 42, and 43, please attend the floor meeting on Tuesday, February 5, from 2:30 - 3:30 near EB3922. Employees on floors 33, 35, 44, 45, 46, and 47, please attend the floor meeting on Wednesday, February 6, from 9:30 - 10:30 near EB4712b. A listen only domestic conference bridge has been reserved for the Tuesday, February 5, meeting. Field employees, please contact your regional administration staff for dial-in numbers and instructions. Omaha employees, please gather in 227 and dial 1-877-795-3687 and access code: 3131 to access the call. Washington D.C. employees, please dial 1-877-795-3687 and access code: 3131 to access the call. Please, no cell phones on the call.
Answer: EGS Floor Meetings
I remember that the last time I tried to send you this org chart, we had some problems opening it. I printed it out, just in case it happens again. I really can't remember if you were ever able to open the file at the end of everything or not. Anyhow, I'm coming over with the hard copy in just a second. Laura
Answer: Org Chart
Tony, the idea we had discussed at our meeting with Drew was somehow acquiring capacity on El Paso in order to access the South Needles interconnect with SoCal. Currently SoCal lets El Paso deliver to S. Needles but does not extend the same privilege to TW. I'm unsure how it would work. TW does have a couple of interconnects with El Paso's system. I would simply say in the memo that one solution to the constraint at Topock might be to get some shippers to switch to South Needles, and deliver gas to South Needles after twisting SoCal's arm and letting us in, or somehow acquiring capacity on El Paso (or otherwise using their system) to access South Needles. Obviously we will need to flesh this out from an economic, regulatory and legal standpoint. I will discuss it with Jeff when he returns. My apologies for the delay. Call if you have any questions or comments to discuss! S.
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PG&E question