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Fellow Patronesses, Remember to turn in your Prospective Membership Packet by the December 9, 2001, Mother/Daughter Tea to Teresa Bell. I have enclosed a list of papers that must be returned. Legacy Sponsor Form (yellow) or Sponsor Form (pink) and Co-Sponsor Form (lilac) Choice of Chapter Agreement Form (white) signed Prospective Member Agreement Form (white) signed Prospective Member Information Form (blue) Thank you

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QUESTION: BL, Have you experienced any blackouts yet? I think you'll see a lot this summer. What does everyone think about the situation? Do they think it's a threat or not? I think the state is in for a horrific summer - I hope it doesn't turn out that way, but it'll be incredibly difficult to avoid. Hope everything's going well with work and with the family. When's the next time you'll be in Dallas? Let me know. KR
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Gas and coal article interesting... Indigestion Daniel Fisher, Forbes Magazine, 10.29.01 All those new natural gas-fired electric plants mean more gas demand, right? Maybe not. For natural gas bulls, there was never a surer sign of good times to come than the order book at General Electric Corp. Backlogs in GE's Power Systems group almost tripled to $25 billion in the late 1990s as scores of utilities and freestanding power producers ordered natural gas turbines to supply the nation's growing appetite for electricity. Gas demand had to go up as all those shiny new turbines were connected to the grid. Ah, but there was a flaw in that argument--one that is becoming glaringly clear as the price of gas plunges below $2 per million Btu at the wellhead from as high as $10 last year. (A million Btu of gas equals just about 1,000 cubic feet.) Those new gas plants were supposed to steal business from pollution-spewing coal units, which still supply half the nation's electricity. But in a painstaking study of 788 power plants that supply the bulk of U.S. electricity, Charles Studness, president of Studness Research, found quite the opposite could happen.
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answer: Forbes Article-Gas Fired Power Plants 10-29-01
The organizational documents of Garden State Paper and Compagnie Papiers Stadacona require quarterly reports of financial performance and legal issues to be provided to the Boards of Directors. The Q3 2001 reports are attached. Let me know if you have any questions. Brad A. Kirchhofer
Answer: Garden State Paper and Compagnie Papiers Stadacona Board Reports
Here is an email: Janet, This is the last correspondance I had regarding that confidentiality agreement. Not sure if Bobby Gaspard has seen the draft yet or not. Let me know what you need. Thanks.
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A: Trunkline CA
QUESTION: EPMI's request to participate in the 29 Oct 01 FERC conference was granted. I will be on one of two panels and I will be given 5 minutes to give a statement. Please review the attached draft statement / talking points for EPMI and PGE and get me comments by COB Monday. One question is whether we need to change what PGE is proposing to say in light of our position (rule certainty, make any changes to caps consistently accross the WSCC). I will be meeting with the West Desk folks on Tuesday morning (schedules permitting). Please let me know if you want to participate in that meeting. Here is who I think will be on these panels thusfar: California Rep. Anna Eshoo (D Atherton) Pacificorp Allegheny Supply (anybody know who might be speaking for them?) Powerex/TGF Richard Tabors (note that Enron is a member of TGF but has made it clear it is not funding this effort) PGE Mike Naeve EMPI Alan Comnes CAISO Puget Energy - Kimberly Harris and 5 other parties BPA and WPTF will not be speaking. I was told Commissioners "may" be present. Alan Comnes
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29 Oct 01 FERC Conference on Westwide Mitigation