Hi Paul, I've been reviewing the draft facilities agreement, which is now getting to be a hot topic. One thing to keep in mind is that we would really prefer that the facility agreements not refer to the May 12 agreement, if this is possible. Could you please give this some thought and review the document with this in mind? I look forward to discussing this with you soon. Thanks,
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=09 =09 Dear Eric, It's been a busy week for energy in the nation's ca= pital. On Friday, we'll have more from hearings dealing with potential fed= eral emissions curbs and the future of MTBE. Washington Bureau Chief Peter= Cook says he will have the latest on the fight over energy legislation in = the U.S. Senate. Former Secretary of Energy Bill Richardson is scheduled = to join us from the Washington bureau Friday at 3:00 p.m. ET to discuss ene= rgy issues in Washington. We hope to get his insight on the current debate= over energy happening in the Senate and the state of the nation's energy i= nfrastructure. Society of Independent Gas Marketers of America Communicat= ions Director Tom Osborne will drop by the Washington bureau on Friday. Osb= orne will talk about how independent gasoline marketers will be affected by= the EPA's proposal to streamline the transition between winter- and summer=
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Here is an email: A man and a woman who have never met before find themselves in the same sleeping carriage on a train. After their initial embarrassment, they both go to sleep. The man takes the top bunk, and the woman takes the lower bunk. In the middle of the night, the man leans over and wakes the woman, "I'm sorry to bother you, but I'm awfully cold and I was wondering if you could possibly get me another blanket?" The woman leans out and, with a glint in her eye, says, "I have a better idea... just for tonight... let's make pretend that we're married." The man replies with excitement, "Okay! Sure!" "Good," says the woman, "Get your own damn blanket!"
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Q: I can't believe we have a puppy. Everything smells like puppy to me, even though I took a very long shower. Michael and Pal had a nice visit this morning. Pal is still whining a bit. I brought one of our puppy books to the office, and I'll sneak a peak when I can. I did read about the up at night stuff, and it says that so long as you don't let them get in bed with you, the whining should stop pretty quickly. I hope the resting on the chest didn't mess it up, but boy, was I desperate. He did great using the grass when we got up. He definitely knows why we go outside. Kaley picked on him a little, but she was at her food bowl. I set up the little crate where she can't look in it, so he has an escape. We should walk the perimeter to make sure there aren't any escape routes. We probably need to protect the air conditioner wires until he is old enough to train to the electronic fence. Thanks for taking the pig rat back. Love,
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IN: The revised invoices for Duke contracts 27291 and 27349 appear to be correct. The attached schedule shows the estimated revenue impact and the actual revised billing for both contracts. The invoices are going out today to the customer along with an explanation for the change. I will strive to capture the alternate deliveries to California calculation each month and forward the data to Lorraine and Jan/Jeanette. If you have any questions, please let me know. Thanks, Bert

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Hello everyone, It was a tough week overall this week with several games going down as upsets. College games were overall better than the pros this week. No one correctly picked the Clemson victory over Georgia Tech. Also no one picked New England over Indy, Cleveland over Jacksonville or Baltimore over Denver. We have a 3 way tie heading into the Monday night game tonight, with Rick Broussard, Rob Benson and Todd DeCook still alive, all with 5 incorrect picks. Rick picked San Francisco tonight with 37 total points scored, Rob picked San Fran with 41 points and Todd picked the Jets with 52 total points. Therefore, it will first come down to who wins the game tonight, as if the Jets win, Todd will win it outright. If the 49ers win, then it will come down to total points. If there is 40 or more points scored, Rob will win, 38 or less, Rick will win, 39 there will be a tie. We had 28 entries this week, therefore the prize is $56. The following is who played this week with total incorrect picks next to each person's name. Andy Rick Broussard 5 Rob Benson 5 Todd DeCook 5 Larry Jester 6 Steve Pan 7 Valerie Ramsower 7 Andy Pace 7 Bryce Schneider 7 Joe Brewer 8 Joe Quenet 8 Miguel Garcia 8 Larry Campbell 8 Don Baughman 9 Dave Ryan 9 Pat Hanse 9 Kayne Coulter 9 Daniel Jenkins 9 George Phillips 9 Gautam Gupta 9 Kevin Cline 10 Mark Symms 10 Michele Wilks 11 Jaime Gualy 11 Russell Ballato 11 Paul Broderick 12 Carter Ellis 12 Diana Allen 12 Ryan Williams 13

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