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Jon: Here is the first of six e-mails regarding the inventories of the peakers. Regarding, the output and heat rates on the turbines, we copied for you the performance tests, which should have summary information on the output and heat rates at the end of each of the performance tests. Please let me know if you do not find them. Thanks! Ben

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OUT: Brownsville
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I am not sure, that in any of the calls that we have had during the crisis = surrounding Enron, that I have been able to fully express the depth of my g= ratitude to each of you. I am as grateful as one can be. Like many of you= , I loved this place and feel an immense sense of loss at what is occurring= . My heart also aches for the financial losses that so many have suffered,= not only in our group, but also throughout the company, particularly given= how much all of us have given to this place, some for many years. I have = been searching for a way to capture what we've done here and was reading a = book the other day about Teddy Roosevelt, former President of the United St= ates, and saw a quote that I thought was appropriate to our group and circu= mstances?the quote is,=20 "the credit belongs to the person who is actually in the arena?who strives = valiantly, who knows the great enthusiasms, the great devotions and spends = himself in worthy causes. Who, at best, knows the triumph of high achievem= ent and who, at worst, if he fails, fails while daring greatly so that his = place shall never be with those cold and timid souls, who knew neither vict= ory nor defeat." The work that we did here was great. The way we did it, I believe, sets an= example for those who will attempt to fill our shoes?and we fought for the= right cause, i.e., competitive markets around the world. Our victories we= re many and often directly due to our presence and leadership?the failure t= hat we are experiencing as a company, however, that is so deep and so thoro= ugh, was not of our making. I don't know exactly what the days and weeks a= head hold for any of us, but I am quite confident that the good work that w= e do and the way that we do it, and the sense of community that we were abl= e to create in this group, will show up in new places and new companies all= around the world over the next months and years. I hope to speak to many,= if not all of you, on a one to one basis over the next several weeks to ex= press my thanks and gratitude for having had the opportunity to work with y= ou, but I also want to take this opportunity to wish each of you the best i= n the future and during this holiday season. Thank you
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answer: My Thoughts
I know that over the past few weeks you have been handling your daily responsibilities and working on the transition of business from our aquisition of CES's wholesale business. I realize that balancing all of this has been demanding, especially with the holidays, bid week and other end of year actitivies. Thank you for the extra effort that you have given to effectively absorb the CES book of business. It is noticed and appreciated. As we look forward to the new year, I thank you for your accomplishments and
Answer: Work on CES Transition
Here is an email: Dear Mr. Derrick: Thank you for including me in this venture. It promises to be fun and useful. Unfortunately, in terms of the November 2nd meeting, a faculty candidate I'm primarily responsible for is coming through the law school the same day. He is giving a colloquium late morning/early afternoon and my wife and I are hosting the dinner for him and his wife that evening. So, especially given the post-9/11 logistics, it doesn't seem practical for me to come to Dallas for this meeting. One possibility might be for me to participate by phone for a portion of the afternoon meeting and I would be happy to do so. But given the nature and length of the meeting, this probably doesn't make sense - please let me know what you think. Best regards.
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A: Nov. 2 Mtg of Exec Comm of Inst for Law & Tech
QUESTION: Sometimes I have brilliant ideas and this may not be one of them. Also, it would be nice if Jennifer had a singing role but I know how kids can be so don't you worry. I'm not implying that Zachary shouldn't sing (or take on an acting role as well) because that would be even better. Or we could do a quartet. Whatever. But you ,dahling, are the centerpiece here because Mother and Daddy like you best. So here are my preliminary thoughts for an Irving Houston off-Broadway play. Naturally this is based on an Ada & Mike premise. (1) This old suitcase (Daddy packed the Louis Vuitton without wheels a WEEK early but Mother wouldn't let him close it and then it wouldn't close) (2) Lovely Linda (you remember Linda, don't you?) (3) Hi Debba, Hi Sara (what's the story, morning glory, etc. and of course this is the information hot-line and Mother's source of e-mail) I'm sure I'll have many more brilliant ideas over the weekend but I wanted you to be the first to share these ideas with me. Sas Hope Phoenix was facializing and massaging (and fun to boot)
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"Best Play of the Millennium"