We have received the executed Acknowledgement and Termination Agreement dated effective as of December 1, 1999 by and among El Paso Merchant Energy-Gas Company (formerly known as El Paso Marketing Company, also formerly known as Eastex Hydrocarbons, Inc.), El Paso Merchant Energy Gas, L.P., El Paso Energy Corporation, and ENA (formerly known as ECT). Such document referenced the merger of Sonat Marketing Company, L.P. with and into El Paso Merchant Energy-Gas L.P., and the subsequent assignment of El Paso Merchant Energy-Gas LP's rights, duties and obligations to El Paso Merchant Energy-Gas Company. Under such agreement, the parties agree that: 1. ENA and El Paso Merchant Energy-Gas Company agree that (a) the Sonat Marketing Company and Sonat Marketing Company, L.P. financial Transactions shall be governed by the El Paso Merchant Energy-Gas Company financial Master Agreement dated as of April 20, 1995; and (b) the Sonat physical transactions shall be governed by the El Paso Enfolie Master Firm Purchase/Sale Agreement dated March 1, 1998; 2. El Paso Energy Corporation, as Guarantor, agrees that its guaranty shall remain in full force and effect with respect to the transactions evidenced in Item 1 above; 3. Enron Corp., as Guarantor, agrees that its guaranty shall remain in full force and effect with respect to the transactions evidenced in Item 1 above; 4. ENA and El Paso Merchant Energy-Gas Company agree that the Sonat financial Master Agreement dated as of September 1, 1994, and the Sonat Master Firm Purchase/Sale physical Master Agreement, will be terminated; 5. Each of ENA, El Paso Merchant Energy-Gas, L.P. and El Paso Energy Corporation agree that the Sonat physical Guaranty dated August 28, 1995, the Sonat financial Guaranty guaranty dated August 28, 1995, the Enron Corp. financial Guaranty dated as of August 28, 1995 and the Enron Physical Guaranty dated May 1, 1994 are thereby terminated. All of the above is rather complex, and I've tried to reduce 3 pages of "Whereas" clauses into 1 paragraph, but I will distribute the document to the usual suspects, so any confusion about parties should become clearer.
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Hello Kenny, Just a couple of things. One our stock is up again today now it is up 2 at 62$ I was wondering if we should sell some? What is your opinion. Also I have some reading for you tonight - The Skiliing Story is all over the Gas Market. (I told Ya). I know that Clayton has soccer tonight - dont worry about dinner , I would actually prefer some of that Turkey tonight. I love you
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Here is an email: Entergy Power Marketing Corp. has applied for a Password and has asked us to give them a "comfort letter" stating that the current trading with them will go under the respective master for the product and not the online GTC. I have spoken to Credit and we are trading financial gas, physical gas, and physical power (through EPMI). Can you please let me know first, if you have a master agreement agreement in place with this counterparty would it govern the product or would we need to use an override letter and if the master agreement will govern the trades, please provide me the exact name, parties and date of the contract. Obviously, as usual with online matters, this is a RUSH.
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market_relations@nyiso.com writes to the NYISO_TECH_EXCHANGE Discussion List: Dear Market Participants ******************Reminder Notice*********************************** Note: The following change was originally scheduled for October 17, 2001. On October 31, 2001, the NYISO web servers will be upgraded. This will require both software and hardware changes. While these changes will be transparent to the users, these changes will require that the MIS system be unavailable for approximately 60 minutes. The outage will begin at approximately 11:35 AM. Market Participants planning on submitting HAM transactions or modifying Day Ahead bids should act accordingly. The NYISO will minimize the duration of the outage as much as possible as we recognize the inconvenience caused by system outages. Ultimately, these changes will result in a more stable environment and provide enhanced services that the current web servers are unable to perform.

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NYISO - MIS Outage - October 31, 2001 - Reminder Notice