Q: Cathy, I want to recap our conversation yesterday because, after I thought about it, I still do not understand the issue with 20Q and its PRM: A credit reserve was set up for bad debts for $5,577,900 and credited to account 25100300 Prudency Reserve. It is my understanding that this was the only way to book this transaction. But I do not understand why this was booked in a PRM account and not booked to the Allowance for Bad Debts account. Also, when I reduce the 25100300 account balance by the $5,577,900 that was booked there, my difference doubles to $11,155,800 (see attached spreadsheet). So was account 25100300 originally credited or debited by the $5,577,900? If it was originally debited and I remove that debit, then the PRM will roll. Also, will there be anyway to move this transaction out of the PRM accounts in order to effectively roll these accounts every month? Thanks for your help.
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Q: Richard: Please do not forward the Project Stanley email that we sent to you earlier today. I am making some revisions and will forward the revised document out to you and the others. Thanks.
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Q: In its preliminary notice of November maintenance, El Paso had scheduled Lines 1300 and 1301 on the San Juan Crossover for total shutdown Nov. 29-30. It said Wednesday the shutdown has been delayed to coincide with the Dec. 1-2 weekend, when all 650 MMcf/d of the crossover's capacity will be cut to zero. Portions of Line 1300 will be shutting down Dec. 11-12 and Dec. 18-19; capacity cuts then will be 60 MMcf/d.
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Q: Bill, I enjoyed talking with you about our potential software needs. It sounds like you may have something to offer in which we are interested, and we are looking forward to a visit from you or one of your representatives in early January. If you want to contact me, I can be reached at 713-345-7229 or by reply to this E-mail. Thank You,
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