Q: Dear Sirs: In the next few days you will be receiving an envelope from Tozzini, Freire, Teixeira e Silva Advogados containing a CD-Rom prepared on occasion of the firm's 25th anniversary. We are sending you this message due to the threat of Anthrax in correspondences received by mail and consequent fear spread throughout the world. Please do not hesitate to contact us should you need further information or any clarification. Yours very truly, Tozzini, Freire, Teixeira e Silva Advogados Sao Paulo - Brazil
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Q: I believe I have compared the ENA Aug 29 version to the VEPCO Aug 21 version of the Capacity and Energy Contract. I'm no expert at CompareRite, but I believe it worked. Here goes: Let me know if you have any trouble opening this document. Kay
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Q: Since the 311 belt/suspenders approach didn't quite fit, I've had to try to convince Mr. Hertzberg that he ought to rely on the NGA Sec. 1 exemption for gatherers (Frank Kelly and Frazier concur with us on this, by the way). He is not convinced yet, although he is unable to cite any authority for his proposition that being a shipper on TW would subject a gathering company to FERC jurisdiction. I pointed out that Agave, the owner and operator of an extensive gathering system that interconnects with TW's system, has for many years been a shipper on TW. Also, Lindy has found that Red Cedar already has a long-term transportation contract on another interstate system, Transcolorado, so if Hertzberg's theory is right they are going to jail anyway! Red Cedar also seems to be hung up on our requirement that shippers have title to the gas they ship. At this point Lorraine and I believe they might just be looking for any excuse to get out of the deal. If anything interesting happens I'll let you know.
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Q: OR4NE Night at the WinterHawks - Top 10 reasons to clear your evening on Sunday, Feb. 24, 2002, 5:00 pm and be at Memorial Coliseum: 10. You want an excuse to go to a hockey game. 9. You want to go with people you know you'll have fun with. 8. You want to bring along additional people so we can have at least 50 people and get an official Winter Hawks hockey puck...to be utilized at a future event, like the Colorado game. 7. You know far enough in advance to actually be ABLE to clear your evening. 6. We'll get to see our name up in lights. 5. The opposing team is Tri-Cities, an apparently very "physical" rival. 4. We're NOT going on the same night as the church groups and cub scout troops. 3. Tickets are only $11.50 per person and the theme is Dream Vacation. 2. If it's a raving success, we'll go back for their Big XII night on March 15, with a pre-game banquet to schmooze with other Alumni groups. And the #1 reason to go to the game is. . . We can still wear our Husker red since they were smart enough to make the WinterHawk colors red, white and black. GO BIG RED!!!!!!! !
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