Kam, John, we found a few book_id name issues while trying to batch-load the books. We were able to figure out the issues ourselves, but for your reference here are the changes we made: FB-EXECUTIVE M F P FIN US FINANCIAL ERMS emglaugh FB-EXECUTIVE M F D FIN US FINANCIAL ERMS emglaugh FB-EXECUTIVE M F I FIN US FINANCIAL ERMS emglaugh FB-EXECUTIVE M F M FIN US FINANCIAL ERMS emglaugh FB-EXECUTIVE M F Y FIN US FINANCIAL ERMS emglaugh Note all 5 books were labeled as 'FB-EXECUTIVE'. We instead named them FB-EXECUTIVE-PRC FB-EXECUTIVE-BAS FB-EXECUTIVE-IDX FB-EXECUTIVE-GDM FB-EXECUTIVE-GDY Also, we found these two books that had the same book ID: FB-WEST1-GDM M F M WEST1 US GAS WEST ERMS plove FB-WEST1-GDM M F M WEST10 US GAS WEST ERMS plove Note that the second book should be named 'FB-WEST10-GDM', based on the WEST10 Region Code. We fixed that one as well. Please update your spreadsheet, and let us know if we need to discuss in the morning. The next step is the hierarchy, which we should receive from Stephanie or Debbie in the morning. Thanks. Andrew x57534
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answer: Gas Books - found some small duplicates in the spreadsheet
The responsibility for granting access to the DPR and associated reports available through the Executive Viewer on line is being shifted from Scott Tholen's team to my operations team. (This makes a lot of sense, since it is our group that prepares all of these reports.) Fernley Dyson has requested access to this information via the Executive Viewer. In insuring a tight distribution list for these reports, please let me know via return e:mail or voice mail (x35926) that you would like for Fernley to have access to the Enron-wide DPR. Thanks.
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Q: Per my conversation with Peter earlier today, below is a list of classes that Mark may want to coordinate his Houston secondment with so he can attend some. Internal Classes: Basics of Risk Management: 4/26 - 4/27 filling up-act quickly Derivatives 1: 4/17 - 4/18 filling up-act quickly 5/8 - 5/9 - lots of room still here The internal classes book up quickly. Everything between now and April is already full with large waiting lists. If he is really interested he should try and sign up for classes immediately. He can do that by going to the "Development Center" Icon (aka "Ernie"). Then he can sign up on the computer. External NYMEX Class: I checked with the local NYMEX office, and their next classes are as follows: June 7 - Introduction to NYMEX Products June 14 - Intermediate Hedging (intro class a prerequisite) June 17 - Intermediate Options (intro class a prerequisite) Like the internal classes, the NYMEX classes also fill quickly. Their February classes are already full. As I also mentioned, the first weekend in April is when the Roundtop Antiques Festival is. It is a great way to see the countryside outside of Houston, all the local towns around Roundtop also have antique festivals at that time. The wildflowers should be in bloom, and that is alway impressive. With the cold weather and rain, we might have a really good year for wildflowers this year. Anyway, the above may help Mark get the most out of his time in Houston.
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IN: Mary, Attached is a letter notifying Socal Gas that Enron Administrative Services is no longer the authorized marketer for Jefferson Smurfit Corp & Stone Container Corp. Please let me know if you have any questions. Thanks,

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After the budget session, I thought I needed to make sure one more process is started and in order. Insurance costs have risen and there may be a disconnect between expectations and actual results. I would like to think that we can develop the proper insurance program for Wessex and other Operating Companies in a short time. I think we will need to determine what levels of insurance and deductibles are needed and then what is the right information to send out in the request for quotes. This is so that everyone is dealing with the same information. I would argue that we should be able to price the deal in the market and then give the group program a right to match the deal. I think the next step is yours, to tell us what levels of insurance and deductibles are needed and then follow that up with the information to go out in the RFP. However, it will be necessary to establish some ground rules. In the event the Operating Company (OC) wishes to secure a "market price" for their insurance: 1. The OC may nominate a broker to secure pricing. The Broker is subject to CRM's (Corporate Risk Management working for EGS-Enron Global Services) approval. Such approval will not be unreasonably withheld. An appeal of an adverse decision from CRM to the CEO of EGS is possible. 2. CRM will specify and the operating company will supply to CRM, the necessary underwriting information. 3. The OC will specify the types of insurance and coverages, limits, and deductibles they require for their business. 4. CRM will provide the underwriting data and coverage specifications to the competing brokers. 5. The competing brokers will be directed by and report to CRM during the bid process and thereafter, if the broker is appointed. 6. CRM will receive the proposals from the brokers, evaluate and report the results, with recommendations, to the operating company and the appropriate senior manager within Enron. 7. OC will elect the program and price they prefer and CRM will have the right to provide such coverage or direct the appropriate broker in the placement of a separate program. 8. For locations outside the U.S. the OC may request using their nominated broker for servicing their day to day insurance needs, provided the broker becomes a "correspondent" within the established Enron Broker Network. This will ensure continued co-ordination of the insurance programs. I think a progam like this can get everyone closer to a satisfactory conclusion in the process. Please let me know your thoughts on the proposed program, because obviously we need to get started ASAP.

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