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Larry left me a voice mail. Would you mind calling him and telling him that I am tied up on a conference call that is likely to last until 500, so I can't call him until after then. I would really appreciate it!!!!!!!! XXXXXOOOOOO CKM

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OUT: Larry
QUESTION: In a letter dtd 3/13/02 Ormet said they wired to ENA $14,645.03 (plus interest) to cure a contract default. I've been watching the cash inflow spreadsheet that gets published daily but haven't seen these funds on that report. Can you let me know whether you see any such payment from Ormet? Thanks
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As you are all aware, the EvMBA Program Office, Student Advisory Committee and the Evening MBA Association will be hosting a Going Away Party for Diane Dimeff tomorrow evening, Thursday 9/27, during the class break. All EvMBA students are welcome to attend the party, whether you have class or not. Diane's efforts and successes over the past 8 years have made the Haas EvMBA Program the nationally recognized MBA program that it is today. We encourage you to attend to thank Diane for all of her hard work and wish her success in her latest endeavor! If you do plan on attending and are NOT ENROLLED IN A THURSDAY CLASS, please respond to this email. We would like to ensure adequate food & beverage. We hope to see you tomorrow evening. Thanks,
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answer: Diane's Bon Voyage
Attached is the form interconnection agreement provided by Virgina Power, for your information, review, etc. It is a new form which is currently under review by VEPCO. Kay
Answer: VEPCO's form interconnection agreement
Here is an email: Notice of Acknowledgement The FERC's Office of the Secretary has received the following filing that you submitted Accession #: 200111215015 File Name: CPUCfilingAnswer.doc File Size: 43520 Filing Date : 11/21/2001 12:29:21 PM File Desc: Answer/Response to a Pleading/Motion of Transwestern Pipeline Company under RP97-288. Docket(s)# (as filed): RP97-288-017; Filing Type: Answer/Response to a Pleading/Motion Submission Date & Time: 11/21/2001 12:29:20 PM Signed by: J Gregory Porter Filed by: Transwestern Pipeline Company You will receive a subsequent e-mail "Notice of Receipt" as soon as we convert the file you submitted to the PDF format. We will also contact you via e-mail if there is any problem with your electronic submission. A third e-mail "Notice of Acceptance" will be sent once FERC's Office of the Secretary accepts this document as part of the docket(s). Note: The docket number(s) you entered for this filing may be changed. The Notice of Acceptance e-mail will show the docket number(s) assigned by FERC. Thank you for participating in FERC's Electronic Filing Program.
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A: FERC Filing in RP97-288-017 Notice of Acknowledgement
QUESTION: PVRC'S WORKSHOP ON TIGHTNESS-BASED BOLTED FLANGE GASKET CONSTANTS AND DESIGN RULES February 6 & 7, 2002, Safety Harbor Florida REGISTER NOW AND WATCH FOR FUTURE ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PVRC'S WEBSITE AT WWW.FORENGINEERS.ORG Description You must attend this workshop to help keep your job knowledge useful by understanding the new design rules for bolted flanged joints! Are you ready for the New Tightness-Based Gasket constants and flange design changes that are about to replace the traditional constants and rules? This workshop will get you ready with focus on three critical areas that apply to both ASME Section VIII flanges and standard B16 Joints. The New Tightness-Based Rules Gasket Qualification and Selection Latest On Analysis and Assembly of Bolted Joints This Two-Day Workshop is a "must" for those needing advance information and know-how about applying the recently developed gasket constants and flange design rules. The tightness-based rules accommodate levels of permissible joint leakage, representing a new basis for design criteria and opening additional choices and decisions for users and designers. Attendees will gain detailed knowledge about several topics focussing on the new gasket constants and design rules and particularly on issues relating to leakage criteria and associated choices. The tightness concept is also extended to elevated temperature gasket qualification and selection, and know-how for efficient joint assembly and making zero leakage plant operation a realistic goal is presented. Several industry experts will lead workshop sessions including: Bob Mikitka, Jim Payne, Michel Derenne, Yves Birembaut, Ron winter, Jerry Waterland, Rod Mueller, Anita Bausman, Jim Frew Hildegarde Zeres, Warren Brown, Ed Hayman, Bill Koves, and David Reeves. Attendees will receive a bound collection of the presentations and guidelines and recommendations. For additional information contact Welding Research Council at 212-591-7956 or www.forengineers.org/pvrc
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PVRC Workshop