QUESTION: Kevin, Per our conversation this morning, the attached spreadsheet should give you an idea how we are managing NGPL NSS storage. The spreadsheet breaks out the current inventory level and the daily rights associated with the storage. Let me know if you have any questions.
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Mark: Please verify for me that you told Susan F. that Samantha would be responsible for the brokerage accounts when she joins us. I wasn't certain that Susan knew and I didn't want to spring it on her. Thanks. Sara
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Hi Ken, You have always told us that we can email at any time with comments or questions. Employees are really getting worried about what's happened with our stock price. It's not looking too good. I know you and upper management are working hard to sort this out. Please let us know what is really going on. Rumors are flying about layoffs, bankruptcy, and takeovers. All of our lives are affected. People are trying to hang in here, but the future is too uncertain. We are wondering whether to stay or bail out. We need more answers. Another comment which is constantly being made is that, "It is not encouraging when we don't see upper management buying shares at these historically low prices". Any comments? Thanks,
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Here is an email: DCongel@nyiso.com writes to the NYISO_TECH_EXCHANGE Discussion List: Market Participants: New advisory statements for April 2000 have been posted to your secure web sites as of 8/4/2001. The reason for the update is due to a printing error in the previous version for LRR Uplift charges. Some of you may have had problems getting the LRR dollars in line with what you were invoiced due to this printing error. It is important to note that the bills were NOT re-run, just re-printed.
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A: April 2000 Advisory Statements
Q: Marcus: When we were in New Orleans I mentioned that I might be planning a holiday in Germany - well, I've finally gotten around to scheduling it. I'm flying into Munich on the 27th and leaving from Amsterdam September 9. If you are going to be in the office next Monday or Tuesday (when I'll be in the London office), I'd really appreciate a few minutes of your time to get whatever suggestions you would like to make. If you will be out next week, maybe we could chat by phone tomorrow or Friday. Thanks!
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Here is an email: fyi. also, I just spoke with Sarah Wesner (ext. 35261) who will coordinate with you. You can review the note with her and let's talk about their guaranty (will our guaranty format work?). Also, I'm almost inclined to go with their commitment letter (if revised) in lieu of a lengthier agreement. SS
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Differences