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Tim I thought I would give you a simple overview of the gas market. This may help you prepare for Thursday. Everyday roughly 55 Billion Cubic Feet of gas is produced. The bulk of this production is in Texas, Louisiana, and Oklahoma. In the winter, the US daily load is greater than 55 BCF and in the summer, the daily US load is less than 55 BCF. Therefore, storage fields are needed to smooth out the seasonal differences in load. Texas and Louisiana are two of the largest consumers of natural gas. However these states produce more gas than they consume. Most other states consume more gas than they produce. Therefore pipelines were built to solve the regional imbalances. Most of these pipelines originate out of LA and TX and move gas to the areas of greatest demand. Our goal is to gain a handle on where the daily production is moving and if the daily production is growing or shrinking. Very simplistic, but maybe it helps. Hunter

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Good afternoon, Mark. Thank you for the opportunity to speak with you on the 15th and regale you with the background and talents of Christian Schutz. Just following up to see if there are any opportunities within your offices that you would be interested in speaking with him about. Christian is extremely motivated to get to Denver and asked that I follow up with you. Thank you and best regards,

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