Here is an email: Sara: I am really looking forward to seeing you and Mary next week. Bill has jury duty on Tuesday and I'm assuming that he will not be picked. I'll let you know if we need to reschedule. I am doing well and so are the boys. I played tennis with Elizabeth Sager yesterday and got caught up a little bit on what has been going on but it looks like things have changed alot since my departure. How are things with you, both personally and professionally? How is the group doing? I'm having lunch with Mark T. the week after next at which time I hope to get a better idea of what his plans are for me should I return to work next year. Drop me an e-mail if you can and see you next week. Carol
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Here is an email: Mr. Crandall, It's Chris Murphy here from UofO. I have a few questions that I forgot to ask during the interview. If you have the time to answer them I would very much appreciate it. Are new employees given demo accounts to paper trade the markets prior to live trading? If I were to be selected I would like to begin to watch the energy markets so that I can get a feel for them. Do you know of any good information and news sources that I could subscribe to in order to get charts, volume, open interest and other pertinent data? Also, do you know of any good books that are devoted exclusively to trading the energy markets? I am very excited about this wonderful opportunity and I hope to be selected for Super Saturday. Regards,
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Here is an email: I spoke to the fellow at legalanywhere.com today. He will only be in the office Mon. and Tues. of next week, so if possible, he would like to set up a demonstration with us together at your desk on the computer so he can work us through the software. Let me know when a convenient time would be for you, maybe Tuesday sometime?
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