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I received a call from a permit engineer with the Arizona Dept. of Environmental Quality (ADEQ) concerning the issue of notification of mechanical activities at C/S 2 Flagstaff and a mandatory 7 day wating period for agency review and approval. Due to the urgency of the C/S 2 work being performed, I had written a notification to the agency friday evening requesting approval to initiate the activities detailed in the scope of work which was included with the letter. On Monday, the engineer called and said that he had read the letter and had no problems with the activity proceeding at the C/S. After we had discussed this issue at some length, I posed the question to him of whether it was necessary to notify the agency of mechanical and maintenace activities which will not impact or change a combustion units throughput, fuel use, emissions, horsepower, or cause a change in design. After some discussions I informed him that Transwestern will probably inundate the agency with notification letters, he stated that as long as the engines operating parameters would not change, ( horsepower, emissions, throughput, fuel use etc), and the burden of responsibility will rest on Transwestern to ensure that no permit conditions are violated, he stated that we may proceed with these types of activities in Arizona without any notification to the agency. The only hitch being, that when Transwestern does a major mechanical activity, which would cost more than 25-30% of the cost of replacing a unit, that we provide them a courtesy notification. I told them we would apprise them of such an activity.....

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QUESTION: The EES/EWS Process Meeting will now be held EVERY THURSDAY at 3:00. We have also changed the location since we were bumped the last two meeting dates. The NEW LOCATION is EB2868.
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Brother Betas, It sounds as if I will be a fresh fish in your established group. I graduated from SMU in December of 2000 and am currently working in Houston. I am originally from Houston as I am sure at least a couple of you are as well. During my tenure at SMU I served as Treasurer of the Gamma Omega chapter my sophomore year and then went on to serve as Treasurer and Secretary of the Interfraternity Council through my junior and senior years. I now look back on my days as a Beta and wonder what I was thinking when I decided to graduate. The friendships I made and times I enjoyed will stay with me through my life. I am also one of the two co-organizers of what I would like to see become an annual Beta tradition, the Distinguished Beta Award. An event held to honor one of our brothers who have distinguished themselves as exemplary and provide a setting to rekindle old friendships as well as have a great time. As I am sure some of you were part of the list of people I called last month to inform you that the event had been postponed until this upcoming spring, which has proved to be a blessing in light of the tragic events that occurred Sept. 11, I would hope that this website may become a forum to both share ideas on the future of the event and information in regards to the event.
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answer: [smu-betas] RE: new members (Justin Loweth)
Danny, Listed below are some statistics that we keep track of relative to our IDD business. The growth of this business is attributable to the great mix and number of people that we have in the Storage group under Sue's direction. We feel that a big reason for our success is the great team that we have built and we have gone to great lengths to insure that we have the right mix of people in the group. This is why were so excited to see that Morgan was interested in coming back to the group. Not only does this get our staffing back to the level that it needs to be, but Morgan has proven that he is highly effective in the group. If the situation with Morgan doesn't work out then I feel the need to continue looking for the "right" person to replace Theresa. This approach is also the approach for the Pricing and Structuring group under Jo's leadership (i.e. insuring the right mix and number of people). We have been looking to replace Jeff Nielsen with the right person and feel that the security of our business requires another person on the Pricing Desk. I wanted to bring both of these jobs to your attention given the staffing questions that we had today. STORAGE STATISTICS: Transactions (Bcf) Annual Revenue ($millions) 1997 49 $ 5.5 1998 39 $ 6.7 1999 40 $ 6.7 2000 85 $10.7 2001 119 $21.2
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Here is an email: It looks like your Deal Blotter settings may be defaulting to PST time zone. But these April deals need to flow during the PDT time zone. Could you check your settings and make sure the time zone defaults to PPT (that way the strips will choose PST or PDT accordingly)? Two additional deals were changed to the correct time zone: 534074 534072 534071 534053 Thanks,
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A: Deals with Time Zones Amended
QUESTION: I've consolidated the presentation slides we decided on (and added a few). It is still very rough and probably too long, but at a good point to dig in and really discuss what we want to say and how we want to say it. Ty
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Fundies Draft Presentation