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The third quarter PCB meeting with Southern California Gas Company was held this morning. SoCal presented a third quarter invoce of their PCB management and disposal activities for which Transwestern is responsible for $120,602.19 (86%). All charges were appropriate and considered normal operating expenses for PCB activities in California. On a similar note, while speaking to Ralph

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QUESTION: Netiquette. What's that? Well, in case you didn't know, Netiquette is the proper use of e-mail. Because we all spend a large portion of our day communicating with customers, vendors and co-workers via e-mail, here are some tips to help you polish your e-mail skills and send you on your way to Netiquette success. Short & Sweet Keep your messages concise and to the point. Cluless In . . . The subject line can be a couple of words or a short phrase that gives the reader a hint to the contents of your message. ARE YOU ANGRY? The use of UPPERCASE text is the equivalent of yelling in the world of e-mail. Lower the case and, thus, your e-mail voice. Are You Still Angry!!!?? Watch out for excessive punctuation like exclamation points. If something is important, put it in words, not exclamation points. We Can Become Too Attached Think of your reader and, whenever possible, put your message in the body of the e-mail rather than in an attachment. Does Everyone Need To Know? Be careful when you send replies to "all recipients" of an e-mail. Ask yourself if everyone really needs to see your response. If not, you'll be using up disk space, cluttering inboxes and slowing the mail servers unnecessarily. Spellcheck Is Your Friend Like printed documents, e-mail deserves a review to assure that grammar and spelling are correct. Privacy On The Net? There is no such thing as private e-mail. Never send anything by e-mail that you would not want to see on the front page of tomorrow's newspaper. There are no security guarantees with electronic mail. Eyes Only In Cyberspace Avoid sending any confidential or sensitive information via e-mail. Remember, it's very easy for someone else to forward messages you considered confidential. Even messages sent as "Confidential" can be copied. Quick Tips -- Refine Your Skills
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Please be advised that Sara has approved and Bill Bradford as signed, on behalf of ENA, the following documentation: 1. Fourth Amendment to Master Energy Price Swap Agreement between ENA and Morgan Stanley Capital Group, Inc.; 2. Amendment Agreement between ENA and The Chase Manhattan Bank; and 3. Derivatives Novation Letter among Deutsche Bank AG, Bankers Trust Company and ENA. Originals of the above documents have been forwarded to the respective counterparties for execution.
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QUESTION: Ken and Jeff: Glen Darden, the President and CEO of Quicksilver Resources, Inc., is a longtime personal and professional friend of mine. Recently, he has asked whether I would consider serving as an outside Director on the Board of Directors of Quicksilver. Before meeting with Glen to discuss this further, I want to make sure that Enron does not have any objections. Headquartered in Fort Worth, Texas, Quicksilver is a natural gas and crude oil production company engaged in the development and acquisition of long-lived producing natural gas and oil properties. Quicksilver began trading publicly in March of 1999 on the American Stock Exchange (KWK). Quicksilver has a long standing business relationship with Enron. Enron has historically entered into pre-pays and hedging transactions related to natural gas production and continues to do so today. Enron (via JEDI) also provided some financing at the time of the merger of Quicksilver and Mercury Exploration and was a significant shareholder of Quicksilver at the time of its initial public offering. I believe JEDI has since divested this stockholding. If I were to serve on the board of Quicksilver, I expect that there will be related party transactions of a routine ongoing nature that would need to be disclosed and which I would need to abstain from voting on as a member of the board. However, I do not feel there would be any material conflicts of interest as Quicksilver's core business is complementary to Enron, not competitive with Enron. As a personal matter, it is an experience that would be beneficial and would provide valuable personal visibility in our industry. I am scheduled to meet with Glen and others at Quicksilver later this month to further discuss this possibility. Would each of you please let me know after due consideration whether you have any objection to or concern with the position. Please do not hesitate to call me (x67713) if you have any questions or wish to discuss this further. Thanks.
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