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Hey there Barry! Just wanted to drop you an note to say thanks for the cocktails and laughs the other night in Denver. We had a great time with you guys. I will store your card and give you a call or drop you a note before we come to Houston next season. Maybe you can round up some Houston buddies that could entertain us as much as your Denver ones! We are off to San Antonio this week with the Lakers. It is a fun town. I am sure we will manage to find some kind of trouble to get into. Do you ever go there? Any good restaurant recomendations? There are so many to choose from. Talk with you later, Debra

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Piotr, Dziekuje za wiadomosc. Bede prawdopodobnie w Londynie w koncu wrzesnia. Ciesze sie, ze wszystko idzie pomyslnie. Odezwij sie, jesli bedziesz przyjezdzal do Stanow. Rozmawialem ostatnio z Twoim kolega, Avi Hauser. Wicek

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Teb, Could you please confirm the rules regarding the sunset date defined by the Commission as it relates to the capacity release price cap waiver. I know the date established in the Order is September 30, 2002; however I want to make sure the interpretation is correct. If a release is less than one year in duration, but extends beyond September 30, 2002, then should it be capped at the pipeline's max tariff rate. Or, could some try to interpret it to mean that as long as an offer was posted on or before this date for a release period of less than one year, then the release could be awarded at rates in excess of the tariff rate. I want to make sure that there is no confusion if customers question this. Additionally, has there been any discussion about extending this beyond the sunset date. Please advise. Thanks,

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Order 637 - Capacity Release Price Cap Waiver