IT'S THE LAST DAY! WE'RE GETTING CLOSER, BUT STILL HAVE A WAY TO GO!! We are currently at 85% of our goal with 61% participation. It's time to really rally the troops. Per the report below, you will be able to see how your group is doing, Please call or email if you have any questions or need anything else. Thanks for all that each of you are doing to help us exceed our $2.9M goal.
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answer: Updated United Way Report
GADSDEN RESEARCH SERVICES' FERCwatch Issued December 6, 2001 See docket numbers assigned to PG&E filings below... Copies of the PG&E Reorganization Plan Regulatory Filings still available on CD-ROM or hardcopy! Call 202-210-4771 or e-mail grs4ferc@starpower.net <mailto:grs4ferc@starpower.net>. The reorganization filings made by PG&E on November 30, 2001 are still not available through FERC's Public Reference Room! When finally available through Public Reference, hardcopies of these filings (approximately 9500 pages total) will cost 25 cents per page or nearly $2400 in copy charges alone! Adding the hourly rate service charges of other research services will increase your cost to nearly $3000 for these filings! GRS/FERCwatch has copies available now on CD-ROM or we can print hardcopies for you. The cost of the CD-ROM (including all the filings listed below) is $100 plus delivery. Printed copies are 15 cents per page plus delivery and service charges ($45 service charge for the complete set; $15 to $30 for partial sets). To request a copy of the following filings on CD-ROM or hardcopy, please call 202-210-4771 or send e-mail to grs4ferc@starpower.net <mailto:grs4ferc@starpower.net>.
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answer: GRS' FERCwatch [PG&E Reorganization Filings Docket Numbers] - 12/06/01
John and Randy, I got a call from Bob Sevitz regarding a change I made to the EECC revisions to the Co Op City EPC contract. Specifically, I deleted language he had added to the waiver of consequential damages. Bob had added a provision that said that the waiver was "subject to" the indemnification section of the contract. I felt this was too broad of a carve out, especially from the contractor's point of view. Any tweaking of the indemnity language (to blatantly reconcile it with the waiver) can occur during the drafting process. Just wanted to pass this along. Kay
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answer: Co Op City EPC contract
Mark, Julia and Kristina: We are planning to have Charles baptized on Sunday, September 24th and are having a luncheon at our house afterwards from 12-2. My parents and younger sister will be in town and I would love for you to be able to meet them as well as see Charles of course. I will be mailing invitations shortly, but thought that I would give you some advanced notice. Don't worry if you can't make it as there will be plenty more opportunities to see Charles and of course you are always welcome to come out to the house for a visit. Take care and see you soon I hope. Carol
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Charles' Christening