Here is an email: Michele: I just wanted to confirm with you that you had everything you need in connection with my maternity leave/leave of absence. As I think I indicated to you, the December 31 date that Mark gave in his e-mail to you is a "tentative" date and I may return earlier or with Mark's permission, extend the date. Please call me if you have any questions. I will send you the doctor's note showing the delivery date once that occurs. could you please send me your fax number? Also, could you please have someone deliver to me (EB 3892) the insurance form that I need or fax it to me at 646-3393. Thanks.
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A: Maternity Leave
Here is an email: I didn't go back and check, but I believe the bills of sale or the assignment/assumption agreement may help, as one of these should have the serial number. I think you may have a spread sheet that ties serial numbers to unit numbers. At least I hope so! Let me know if this doesn't get you what you need. Kay
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A: E-Next Generation Docs
Here is an email: Greetings Sally: My name is Jeff Dasovich. The Greens have been helping me develop 40 acres of land that I bought just north of Anchor Bay (a couple of miles up the hill from Highway One, about 1200 ft or so up) and they suggested that I contact you. The property is right in the heart of the Banana Belt and my property faces south, is protected, and a such is very hot and sunny from late spring through later summer/early fall. The property has an abundance of water on it. Of course, the possibility of evening fog raises some tricky issues, and I haven't done soil tests. In short, while I think there are some challenges, I'm convinced that there is at least the strong possibility that I could grow grapes--around 10 acres or so.
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Referred to You By the Greens about Possibly Growing Grapes on My Property