Attached is Bob Superty's summary of the impact on the late noms today. We do not anticipate any pipeline penalties. On those pipes where the nom type is "Intraday", there may be some pipeline imbalance created for us to work through. The logistics staff will have a lot of work to do on Thursday morning to contact customers asking them to renom on the pipes where our noms were late. Overall, these pipelines worked well with us today. Let me know if you have any questions. --Sally
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I can't imagine the volume of fan mail on your exit, so I'll be brief. Just returned from an unplugged vacation to read the surprising/intriguing news. 3 comments: 1. The Times tells me you're engaged. A thousand blessings on your heads. (I always wished I were Jewish but couldn't qualify on taste or IQ). 2. I've told people that you are my business hero for several years now. It seems a little unfair that you would now vie for the "personal life" hero as well, so I'll hold that title in abeyance for the moment. It goes without saying that if there were ever any way to work together, the firm (not that firm) and I would be honored. 3. On the trip back, I've been reading Katharine Graham's autobiography. Apparently, she slept a lot with Adlai Stevenson, another wicked smart guy. His most widely used quote at "retirement": "I'd just like to lie under a tree with a glass of wine and watch people dance." They say he was too smart to be President. All the best.
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Elizabeth, As a follow-up to our discusion on Monday and my voice-mail this morning, and the two voice-mails I have left for Marcus today, I thought I would try this method of communication as well. I'd like to wrap up the EEI Agreement between us as soon as possible, and would be grateful if either you or Marcus would give me a call. I understand that you must still be very busy, but I hope that either you or Marcus will find the time to give me a call. Thanks,
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