Good afternoon, When you get a chance, please let me know if you would like for me to order you a 2002 calendar. If so, which kind? You may want more than one type. Just let me know and I will be more than happy to order what you want. Thanks!
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Please move the following book to book trades with Canada from NG-Price to Bankruptcy: FT-Cand-Termin Ft-Cand-Gone-PR Pleae let me know when this is done, we are waiting to calc today on this. Thanks. PL
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Here is an email: Part 2 Game Quotes . . "We actually had an Aggie block. We'd worked on it all week, but it wasn't working, so we went back to our regular block ande I just had to beat the guy in front of me. When I saw it was a linebacker, I knew he was in trouble. Linebackers aren't quick enough to block me. If I can't get by a big old guy like that, I don't deserve my scholarship." - Longhorn cornerback Rod Babers, who blocked the punt that resulted in UT's first-quarter touchdown * * * * "We were both on the right side (he and Babers) and they weren't zone blocking like we do. They were in man-for-man, and all we had to do was beat the guy in front of us. That's my first touchdown as a special teams player." - Texas wide receiver Tony Jeffery, who scooped up the ball Babers blocked and ran it in for the game's first touchdown * * * * "We did a good job against the run. I thought Maurice Gordon probably played as good as he's every played for us. Their center (All-Big 12 Seth McKinney) is a good ball player and at times he couldn't block him. I thought all our guys played pretty well today. This was a good old-fashioned football game, with both teams playing good defense, and a break or two deciding the outcome." - UT defensive coordinator Carl Reese * * * * "We felt like if we would just hang in there and hang in there, we'd eventually get the running game going, and Cedric (Benson) and the offensive line did a great job in the fourth quarter. With Cedric, you don't have to abandon the running game because you know he'll break loose sooner or later. We didn't want to take too many chances and give them a short field because we knew they would have a hard time making a long drive with our defense playing so well." - Texas defensive coordinator Greg Davis * * * * "It never got easier, but it did get better. I think our linemen finally wore them down and I started getting a little more room. It would have been nice to get 1,000 yards, but winning the game is the main thing, and we did that." - Texas running back Cedric Benson * * * * "Give the Longhorns some credit. Their defense is really good. It ranks with any we have seen this year." - A&M quarterback Mark Farris * * * * "The game was up for grabs in the fourth quarter. They just made some plays. It was 7-7 and they did what they had to do in the fourth quarter to go up, 14-7. They have some great offensive weapons, and we held them in check for most of the game." - A&M head coach R. C. Slocum Texas-Texas A&M Statistics
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Q: This attachment ONLY changes references from "ECT" to "ENA" to match the name change on the first page of the confirm. We will revise Canadian Annex A in a similar fashion. Subsequent template changes are forthcoming. Sara
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IN: Dear Bill, Thanks for your offer to help us out in our modeling efforts. I hope that we can share our analysis with you in return. Below are some questions that we would like to understand in order to better model the ammonia industry. In our model we divided the industry to production, consumption, and storage. The storage, especially, is a concern to us because we have almost no understanding how much storage there is. How much storage is in the fields and how much is with the dealers. Also the consumption is very tricky. We are not quite sure how to understand the logistics of what really drive the consumption. I am aware that corn requires the most nitrogen out of all plants. However what else drive the decision of using ammonia as fertilizer I am not sure. How price elastic is the consumption, etc. In order to ask the questions in order, I would like to summarize them as follow: How much storage for ammonia is in the US? How is the storage distributed among producers, dealers, and farmers? From farmers view, what are the most important decision factors for using ammonia and at what amount? From the manufacturer perspective, what are the factors that are considered when starting the production and what are the factors considered when shutting the production down. I assume it is not only the differential price between ammonia and natural gas. Bill, I believe it may be easier just to talk about these questions, as there may not be a simple answer to any of the questions. I will call you in the afternoon, but feel free to call me at 713-345-1763.

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I am due to get the revised Risk Management reorganization groupings this afternoon. At that point, additional cost centers may need to be set up so it will probably be the first of next week before any transfers could begin to happen. Given that it will be the third week of May at that point, the effective date will probably have to be June 1, 2001 for SAP cost center reporting (correct)? In any event, to enable us to have as clean a cut-off as possible for financial reporting purposes, I would like to wait and make these moves effective July 1, 2001. That way their existing cost centers are pure for a full quarter and the new cost centers start off clean in a new quarter. This will also help us from a planning perspective in developing a clean go-forward budget for these groups. This will have no impact on our financial reporting, we will simply allocate costs to EWS from EES, rather than EES receive a charge from EWS for the entire second quarter. Unless I hear strong objection to this, we will work toward a July 1, 2001 cutover. Wade

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