I can't believe that I said what I did this morning. It was selfish and I sincerely appologize. I don't know what I was thinking or why. Well, I just listened to your message and I deserve all of it. Even though you may not believe it. I do love you, but many times cannot justify my actions. I love you very much, and will call you later. D
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answer: I'm an Idioit
Another counterparty change, for Midland Cogeneration Venture Limited Partnership. We will switch that to a "yes" but only if they accept online GTC w/o change. This is the one where they wanted an exculpation clause for the partners, and that is totally unacceptable.
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Here is an email: I spoke with Ralph Komai, PCB person with SoCal, concerning the SWG meeting about PBCs on the SWG system. As mentioned in the last note, SWG has discovered PCBs and has been sampling to determine extent and movement into their system. SWG receives gas from SoCal and PGE at two separate and independent interconnects. Liquids have been collected at the two interconnects from SoCal at concentrations of <500 and <100 ppm, respectively. They have taken approx. 100 wipe samples and have had "hits" but nothing over 100 ug per wipe. In the meeting, SWG has expressed aggressive interest to SoCal about the installation of filter separators at the SoCal/SWG interconnects. They felt that the installation of separators would greatly benefit the reduction of PCBs into their system. Becasue of this, Ralph stated that SWG would be sending him a proposal for the installation of separators at the two interconnect locations. I gave Ralph Earl Chanleys phone number as he was involved in the separator construction project last summer with PG&E.
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A: Additional Noters on SoCals Meeting with Southwest Gas over PCBs
Q: I am still interested. I was typing away and by the time I realize that you never came back, I figured the meeting was over. Anyway, I will be out of the Region until next Friday, so don't bother trying to catch me in the morning until the 29th. Thanks Jeff
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IN: Dear Team, Advance Publications' The Star-Ledger of Newark, N.J., is struggling to find $10 million to slash from its budget because many of its key retail advertisers have filed for bankruptcy or cut their spending. The Star-Ledger still promises to honor its famous handbook pledge not to lay off any of its nonunion employees due to a bad turn in the economy. The Star-Ledger also canceled its Christmas party, has closed a small satellite office in Newark, is offering buyouts to selected employees, and will decrease the amounts of its annual raises and bonuses. The Star-Ledger has a 410,547-weekday-circulation newspaper and about 132,449 MT in newsprint consumption. The carnage continues as the loss of advertising dollars plagues newspapers.

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OUT: newsprint update, 11/27
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Joann, you may need to get with Chris Ordway on this. Please let me know if we are still using any of the contracts listed below. I don't think we are using them anymore.

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OUT:
Terminate Contracts