=09 =09 Dear Michael, With time running out before Congress finishes b= usiness for the year, ranking member on the Senate Energy Committee Frank M= urkowski (R-AK) is making a new attempt to pass energy legislation. On Tue= sday, the Washington bureau will cover a news conference on Murkowski's pla= ns to announce his new approach to move an energy bill this year. Also fr= om Washington on Tuesday, Energy Secretary Spencer Abraham is the guest spe= aker at Energy Daily's newsmaker breakfast. Abraham is expected to talk ab= out the status of energy legislation in Congress. The Washington bureau wi= ll bring us coverage of the Abraham speech tomorrow. The Houston bureau w= ill speak with Raymond James & Associates E? Energy Team Vice President Joh= n Gerdes. Earnings for some companies are down compared to the third quart= er last year, but Gerdes says production volumes seem to be in line with ex= pectations. He'll discuss the third quarter during the noon ET newscast on= Tuesday. PG?and the California Natural Gas Producers Association are co=
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Jason C. Bass was unable to find a Wish List for you at Amazon.com and asked us to send you e-mail, requesting that you create one. Now--we don't presume to tell you what to do. But if someone wanted to
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Barbara: in case my voice mails didn't make sense, see the final section of Shelley's paper on valuation. ETS is working through INGAA to push in a direction that is inconsistent with where Paul and Mark were hoping BLM will go. DF
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I haven't seen any of the press reports (even though I am in London and I hear that's where they were) but I thought this was a well drafted response. The only additional rumours I have heard indicate that the police may have been rough in their handling of demonstrators outside the fence at the plant construction site. I remember hearing that there were times that the construction workers feared for their lives because of the vehemence of the protesters. I guess that didn't make it into the Human Rights Watch (ever heard of them?) report. Mark
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