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That power shortage Friday cut us off in the middle of our conversation about the appropriate tax language to use for a confirmation evidencing a trade between Teeside Power Financing Limited and RMT. I have attached the proposed form of confirmation. I have combined in it the usual tax language we have in RMT confirmations along with the language we use in a cross-border trade between a Delaware corporation (usually ECT, now RMT) and company (Teeside Power) located in a treaty country acting exclusively through non-U.S. branches (England). Please let me know if the tax language meets with your approval.

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QUESTION: Jeff, Just wanted to let you know that you did a great job as CEO. I don't think Enron would be in position to have a goal of being the world's leading company without you and all you have done for Enron. I read you recently became engaged. Congradulations! That's exciting news. Maybe that played a role in your decision. It will be great to have more time to spend with her. I also read that the Teeside incident was the last straw. That is good to know that we had such a sensitive and caring leader. That will be missed. Best wishes for you and your finance'. I'll be praying for you. Greg Rye
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ANS: You did a great job as CEO
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hey sue, just wanted to check in on you. how was your trip to tennessee? have you made any decisions regarding the job in seattle? shoot me an email when you get a chance. talk to you soon, lisa by the way, did you get anything back on our $400 deposit?
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Here is an email: I am in final negotiations with FPC, hopefully this can be concluded today. Ms. Murphy of FPC stated Dustan is scheduled to be down for repairs and delivery may not take place until the 5th? In any case, should we not reach agreement today, I will have the confirm desk send a confirm with GTC and move the transaction to the finalized Master upon completion. I will let you know by 5:00 today our status.
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QUESTION: I have copied the GTC and confirm templates for ENA Upstream Committed Reserves and Wellhead Pooling Point deals into our common drive under the O:/Global_Data/Contracts/ENA Upstream subdirectory. I am still waiting to get a finalized version of the Point Specific GTC from Gerald. I will copy that in the copy drive once it is finalized and approved by legal. Gerald, can you please let me know the status on that??? Please let me know if you have any questions. Please note that the pooling point version is the revised version provided by Gerald. Thanks,
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ENA Upstream GTCs and confirms