Any member who would like to have his or her photo taken may come by the Houston Bar Association office between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. on June 19 or June 20. There is no charge for the photo, no appointment is necessary, and the photo sessions will take only a few minutes. The Houston Bar Association office is located downtown at 1001 Fannin, Suite 1300. The HBA hopes to have as many current photos as possible in the new Roster, so please take advantage of this opportunity.
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answer: Reminder: June 19 and 20 - HBA Pictorial Roster Photos - Free
This is for the PSCO project, and Ben wants Chris to sign it. I'm thinking that this is Dale's project, so I'm sending him a copy. If it looks ok to you I will clean it up and send it to GE for their review. Kay
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answer: Revised Change Order
Clem: We have gone back and forth with Serge Martin who is negotiating for Florida P&L. I think that you need to contact him and have a conversation. If you prefer to give your negotiable comments to me, I'll be glad to move forward. We are finished with the ISDA. Thanks for your help. Sara
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answer: FPL - Enron ISDA Agreements & Attached Files
I haven't seen any of the press reports (even though I am in London and I hear that's where they were) but I thought this was a well drafted response. The only additional rumours I have heard indicate that the police may have been rough in their handling of demonstrators outside the fence at the plant construction site. I remember hearing that there were times that the construction workers feared for their lives because of the vehemence of the protesters. I guess that didn't make it into the Human Rights Watch (ever heard of them?) report. Mark
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Human Rights Watch