QUESTION: Fellas: Enjoyed the weekend with you all immensely. I think Travis and Don Jr. are my new benchmarks for late night longevity, and Don. Sr. is my new benchmark for marksmanship from a seated position. I want to make you all aware of a new organization that I have helped start up. The Saltwater Conservation Association of Texas was founded to give Texans a new conservation resource that is dedicated solely to the coast of Texas. We are a 501 (c) 3, non-profit, and we have no paid staff. Our goal for the next 3-5 years is to assist TPWD in their effort to retire as many commercial shrimping licenses as possible, as Texas shrimpers now accumulate around 80 million pounds of bycatch annually. This bycatch includes an incredible amount of flounder and croaker, not to mention numerous forage fish for trout and reds. We are an authorized agent of TPWD, whereby we can solicit bids from shrimpers, purchase their license, and then hand it over to TPWD. The program is intended to target bay shrimping (not bait shrimping) as the bay shrimpers drag their nets for hours on end, whereas the bait shrimpers usually only drag for around 20 minutes or so. To make a long story short, the effect of thousands of chains dragging across the bays on a daily basis is not good for the ecosystem. I hope you will all consider becoming a Founding Father. If not, then any level of sponsorship is certainly appreciated. Details of our organization and sponsorship levels can be found at our website - www.scatexas.org - or you can call direct at 512-392-1256. You can join online or print an application and mail it in. Thanks for your consideration, and once again I really enjoyed the weekend with you all. Take care. Sincerely,
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QUESTION: Suz, I'm using both addresses since I don't know which one is current. Guess that you had a good time at Monique's and did a little skiing. Hope that work is going as well as it can under the circumstances. We are flying and having a good time out here. It's fun to work with the Navy again. This time it is the carrier Abraham Lincoln and her battle group. mostly we make attacks on her and fighters like F-14s and F-18's come up and intercept us. We are carrying electronic pods which jam and deceive their radars and everybody gets some good training. Yesterday I just got out to the area which is south of San Clemente island off the coast of Southern California and had a generator failure. I was with another A-4 and he continued the mission. I went back to Pt.Mugu and jumped into another airplane and got back out for the second and third runs. The whole thing just about wore me out but it felt good to get the mission accomplished. Love, Dad
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QUESTION: Scott - Please zero out the demand charges for Virginia Natural Gas November 2001 production on the following deals: 602027 602028 602021 602018 602019 602020 I also need the deal 1020386 price for November 2001 to be changed to zero. The volumes need to stay the way they are but this is a pass through charge to the customer and they have paid this amount to Transco. Please call me if you have any questions and please let me know when this is done so I can process it in the back office. Thanks for your assistance.
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Demand reimbursement charges for VNG Nov prod.