Mike, I am missing the following meters: Contract Meter Receipt or (Delivery) Volume 028-27099-02-002 1265 Delivery 10,000 028-27099-02-002 2187 Delivery 60 028-27099-02-002 6301 Receipt 18,963 If you have any questions, give me a call. If you need a copy of the statement, let me know. Thanks.
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Michael Corbally just wanted me to confirm the following with you. Per the list of Datasources you sent me, for France we've got Meteo France listed at the Paris address. We had a confirm earlier this year using Meteo France where we used their Toulouse address. I just wanted to confirm that the address we want as the standard address will be the Meteo France out of Paris, not Toulouse. If you'll just confirm that for me.
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Here is an email: Tana: I need to get copies pof all of the letters that have been executed that Mark and I have done. Do you have them? David F. wants me to prepare a summary of the amendments that we have agreed to. 'Carol
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A: ETA Amendment Letters
Q: Meliza Evanson called Friday asking about vacation and other benefits for Mexico employees. Meliza said she has been using the standard 3-week vacation benefit for the Mexico offer letters, etc. The Mexico Agreement we sent her (for her information) suggests a different vacation schedule. Meliza indicated there is a lot of confusion regarding the benefits for the Mexico employees. Meliza has put together a 2-page benefit guide for the Mexico employees based on information she has gathered. We need to get clarification of the benefits and to approve her handout. Who has final say about the benefits? Can you direct me? Thanks.
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IN: Hello, Mark. The person you can speak to at Enron is Eric Shaw=20 (44.207.783.5408) - he heads up that part of Europe out of our London=20 office. By copy of this e-mail, I'm letting him know to expect your call. Glad to hear all is well. Good luck with your project! SRS "Mark Skilling" <markskilling@hotmail.com> on 07/31/2000 06:54:52 AM

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Please read the following carefully and retain this information for use whenever you trade on Bloomberg: 1. Bloomberg charges a $15 FLAT broker fee. 2. This fee applies whether you are the aggressor or receiver of a trade. 3. This fee applies each time you make a trade on Bloomberg i.e. $15 per hit or lift, regardless of volume 4. When you extend a Bloomberg deal in Deal Entry, account for each separate trade accordingly by adding $15 to any existing broker fee. ****** 5. Because this fee is FLAT, select the "FLAT" button to the right of the broker fee. ***** 6. And most importantly, make a note in the "BROKER" box that the broker is in fact Bloomberg. I know that many of you were never notified of the Bloomberg fee structure, but going forward we should see every trade done on Bloomberg showing up in the system as having been done with Bloomberg. The Confirms group in Houston has compiled a weighty list of "missing" hourly trades since the advent of Real Time Bloomberg trading. I believe these are all in the system, but possibly short a broker name and fee. This, going forward, should no longer be a problem. Please let me know if you have any questions regarding Bloomberg trading and/or fees. Thanks,

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Bloomberg Fees