QUESTION: Ettera issues: 1. When hourly is asked to manage a day ahead position we cannot adjust the position in ettera and makes it a worthless tool, the position cannot be found. We have to adjust the day ahead position in the portal directly. 2. If we have a day ahead position and adjust it hourly it will change back to the original schedule when we submit another schedule. 3. Frontera is too time consuming and confusing when we have to show a buy from frontera and a sell to frontera when we buy from them. 4. The whole process takes to long, on average it usually takes 5 minutes to put an hourly schedule in when it only takes a minute when done directly in the portal. Thats all I got, I hope it helps. Alex
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Jeff, Now that the dust has started to settled (only slightly), I just want to write this note to wish you well. There are times when looking out for #1 is of paramount importance. While we are not in touch with one another to any great extent, I do empathize with you on the strains that you must have encountered over the last few years! Actually, I probably have no conception of the strain and pressure! Nonetheless, I hope we can remain in touch. To the extent that can help in any way (and I don't mean to be presumptuous), I would be delighted to do so. Best regards,
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answer: Wishing You Well!
David- I got the email you forwarded to me. Have you responded to Suzanne Sugarbaker yet? I would be happy(?) to talk with her, so please feel free to forward my email address to her. If I don't hear back from you today, I will probably email Suzanne directly this weekend. Maybe I can clarify a few issues with her. As for Cindy Colvin's "presentation," I've spoken with Richard Rothfelder on how we might handle future situations like this. In the meantime, I'm taking extra vitamins to thicken my skin. Let me know what responses you receive today on the RFP. I know we will need to schedule a committee meeting in the next week or so. Thanks,
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Here is an email: I have placed the contracted information we discussed in a file called "TW Firm October 1996.XLS" on "S:\MARKETING\TW_FLOW". This file has all of the firm contracts, including capacity release contracts, contracted on or after October 1, 1996. It includes the contracted points and the contracted volume at each point. I decided to include the capacity release contracts thinking that their rates might show us the market value of the capacity over time. I can easily remove this data if you don't think it will be helpful. My next steps, as I understand it, are to 1) extract commodity volume, revenue and rate information from the invoiced data for these contracts; and 2) extract a sample of daily flow information from the scheduling system for these contracts for Sean to review. Please take a look at this data and let me know if it meets your needs, or if you need additional information. I'll keep working!
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A: Status - Firm Contract Data Request
Q: Mark, Jeff is considering taking Jeffrey on an African safari July 4-13, and was wondering if you would have any interest in joining them. He is in the process of gathering information now and has not yet committed, but wanted to guage your interest. He's looking primarily at the Ngorongoro conservation area and the Serengeti. I can forward a proposed itinerary to you once received from the guides. Please let us know if you're at all interested. Thanks, Sherri
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