I have placed the contracted information we discussed in a file called "TW Firm October 1996.XLS" on "S:\MARKETING\TW_FLOW". This file has all of the firm contracts, including capacity release contracts, contracted on or after October 1, 1996. It includes the contracted points and the contracted volume at each point. I decided to include the capacity release contracts thinking that their rates might show us the market value of the capacity over time. I can easily remove this data if you don't think it will be helpful. My next steps, as I understand it, are to 1) extract commodity volume, revenue and rate information from the invoiced data for these contracts; and 2) extract a sample of daily flow information from the scheduling system for these contracts for Sean to review. Please take a look at this data and let me know if it meets your needs, or if you need additional information. I'll keep working!
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answer: Status - Firm Contract Data Request
Hi Katie, How is my favorite Aggie? Its been a hectic week so far. This deal is scheduled to close Thursday morning and then a I catch a flight to Denver Thursday afternoon. I have been putting the guys off in our Denver office for some time so I will be busy with them all day Friday and then a flight back to Houston on Saturday. Denver is a cool town, so it should be fun on Friday night. How is the research project going? Any major breakthroughs in the health area. Remember me when you win the Nobel Prize! Gerald
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answer: What Up?
With the delayed debut of the Speaker Series, we decided to start it off with a bang! Not one great speaker, but two! Wondering about the HP-Compaq merger? Interested about the future of the PC industry? Curious about Microsoft's plans? What does Intel do next? Then we invite you to... The Inaugural Haas Fall Technology Speaker Series presented by the Haas Technology Club "The Future of the PC Sector and Wintel" Rich Gardner, Senior Analyst, Salomon Smith Barney & Joe Osha, Senior Analyst, Merrill Lynch
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answer: HTC presents "The Future of the PC Sector and Wintel"
NorskeCanada announced today plans for additional curtailment for the first quarter of 2002 at its B.C. paper operations, as weak economic conditions have reduced demand for the company's products. Norske is planning to shutdown 2 paper machines until market conditions improve. No. 3 paper machine at Port Alberni and No. 1 paper machine at Elk Falls are currently scheduled for shutdown in the 1Q02. A third paper machine, No. 1 at Crofton, is also planned for shutdown during the month of January. This translates into about 34,000 MT for 1Q02 at Elk Falls (since Port Alberni produces mostly directory) and about 12,000 MT at the Crofton mill for January. Given the uncertain economic climate, the company will review curtailment plans monthly so it can be quick to respond to any upturn in market conditions. Please find the Downtime database for 2002 attached below. Ayesha
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Norske Downtime for 1Q02