Problem: BODY: Lorraine and Paul: Greetings. Our first invoice under our new firm transportation agreement is incorrect. I have asked our accounting people to call Laura Giambrone to discuss but wanted to bring this to your attention in case she needs your assistance to understand the terms of our deal. The invoice includes a "reservation" charge equal to the October MDQ times the number of days in the month times the discount rate, which is correct (35,000 x 31 x $0.08 = $86,800). However, the invoice also includes a "commodity" charge of $3,945.47. I believe it is just a matter of setting it up correctly in the computer because the invoices we received under our old contract also included a "reservation" charge and a "commodity" charge, but the two together equaled the negotiated rate. I would appreciate any help you could provide to get this set up correctly and our October invoice corrected. Thanks,
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Problem: BODY: Hello, As you know, Genia underwent surgery this morning and she came through with flying colors. The surgery lasted approximately 2 hours and the procedure went with no complications. She is in recovery. Thanks. Please forward to those who may be interested.
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A: SUBJECT: Genia FitzGerald Update

Problem: BODY: Please respond to Sivy on Stocks SIVY ON STOCKS from money.com April 23, 2001 Winning a loser's game Companies that make the fewest mistakes will fare best in the current market. And 3M is trying to not miss a trick. By Michael Sivy Some sports, such as football, are winner's games. The team with the most successful offense wins. Others, such as golf, are loser's games. Players don't defeat their opponents -- victory goes to the person who makes the
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SUBJECT: Sivy on Stocks: Winning a loser's game