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Please check the dates for that OpRisk seminar in New York and put those on my calendar tentatively. I got a message from Shona trying to schedule a trip to Mexico and she thought that the week of February 5th looked good. I assume that she checked with you and that my calendar looked clear. While I have not yet made a decision on attending the NY seminar, I do need to hold those dates. I left Shona a message telling her that the week of February 19 would be better. --Sally

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QUESTION: What's up? How are things? Have you had the boards out yet? I need a snow report. Hope all is well. Better hop but keep in touch. cd
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ANS: Hello Mr. Fabulous
Holden, Let me know when you come to a conclusion on the Pac transmission problem. I didn't get any where with Paul Nofziger, he told me it had to go through the traders. I'd like to get this done today. Thanks
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The attached memo contains an Enron Industrial Markets Lumber Trading 5 Day Cumulative loss notification for July 24, 2001. The Office of the Chair for Enron Industrial Markets is responsible for signing the memo and returning it to Chris Abel, at 3155a, who will forward it to RAC to obtain their signature. Thanks,
Answer: Final 8/1/01 Lumber Notification
Here is an email: Rod and Joe, Here is a proposed write up of the procedures we use to protect the data that we send to RAC. Please take a look and give me your comments. Thanks!
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QUESTION: Dear All, EnPower Production will be down between 9PM - 12PM tonight. Please let us know if there is any problems, and if there is any delay in PortCalc or Excel ( Database related) processing. Thanks, Norman.
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Production EnPower will be DOWN 9 - 12PM Tonight (11/14)