I created the term gd basis products for waha, perm, sj, opal, and malin this weekend. Call Dale or Melba to activate. Keith and I briefly discussed how we would handle the new responsibility. I am fine with managing the prompt month gd basis, while you guys manage the term. I will be back in the office this week and we can talk about the products. Would we handle the monthly the same way? When do we plan to phase the monthly out? Have Phillip manage the perm and waha basis until I return. Dale is also working on the Baja and Redwood on/off system spreads. We can roll these out for all terms as well. See you this week. Grigsby
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Asa & Joy, I just wanted to take a minute and thank the two of you for your generosity this past week. My friends and I had a terrific time and everyone really enjoyed your condo. The weather was terrific and the fish put up a formidable challenge. We are very interested in renting the condo from you guys during the season this year. I requested that the cleaning charges this time be put on my credit card. Please let me know if they charge you guys anything. Thanks again. We look forward to seeing you guys soon.
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Here is an email: Tom, The graphs attached are formatted the same as the sample set I sent you earlier. As of today, Desert Sky 10-minute data has not been uploaded for June 2002 yet, and the data for Jan is nonexistant, so the graphs go from Feb to May 2002. If you have questions or comments let me know. Mark
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Q: These are the new wire approval requirements: For Future Fundings: EPI - wires must be signed by Kevin Garland ECR - wires must be signed by John Lavorato Capital Calls and Facility Wires need to be signed by Joe Deffner Please include a note on the wire on what the implications are if we do not fund the money. This does not to be a long explanation. It can be as simples as a contract default if we do not wire the money.
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IN: Hey guys - welcome home! At least I assume you're home by now. How was the trip? I heard a bit about the departure but with any luck it must have gotten better. Any hope you took digital pictures? I have already told Linda but I wanted you both to know how great I thought your wedding was. There is no doubt in my mind that it was the most special, beautiful, fun wedding I've ever been to. Magical doesn't seem like too strong a word. Thank you very much for letting me be part of it. It's been about 30 years since I had been to that part of the world - it's easy to see why you enjoy it so much. I was serious about sailing in the Caribbean at Thanksgiving. If you are

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