There will be an Eservices Meeting June 25, 2001 in EB30c1 from 3:00-3:30 with Kevin Presto and Tom May. If you have any questions or I can be of further assistance please let me know. Thank You
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Mark and Jarrod: Regarding this project of streamlining weather confirms, Shari asked about the new language that we were gong to use to define the procedures for determining the Fallback reference Weather Station. Has that language ever been finalized? This is one of the things that I thought we could pull out of the confirms so before we send out any Master Agreement amendments, we should try to get this language finalized. Carol
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Here is an email: Here's the original blackline. Leave me a voice mail with the names and I'll revise my latest blackline today so that we can satisfy Cargil. SS
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Q: I have talked with Jeff Gossett, Leslie Reeves and Stacey White to let them know about the Saturday effort and the Sunday meeting. They all will be in town this weekend and will be on call. Their contact numbers are listed below:
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IN: David: I'm just reviewing your fax and although your recap of the floating rate calculation was correct on the phone, there is no language in the confirm. Were you going to respond to this as well? (interest rate to apply to reduced notional, etc.)

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Good Morning, In case you haven't heard, Enron's shipping me back to Houston to help lead a few new systems projects for the Ontario & PJM open access markets. I wanted to thank everyone for all the help and fun times over the last 15 months. My wife Carol and I have completely enjoyed our time in Portland and hope to make it back some day. I hope I can still stay involved with you guys in the future working through the IT developers here in Portland. Please look me up if you are ever in Houston. My last day in the Portland office will be Wednesday, October 10. Thanks, David Poston

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Farewell Portland Office