Q: This is an excerpt from an internal Weather Channel (Landmark Communications) newsletter..... BLIZZARDS PRODUCE HIGH RATINGS FOR WEATHER CHANNEL, RECORD PAGE VIEWS More people turned to The Weather Channel instead of their local TV affiliates to get news about this week's blizzards in Chicago and Detroit, and nearly 25 million viewers - a record - went to weather.com to follow the storms. In a survey by Survey USA, 25 percent of TV viewers said they found out about the blizzard from The Weather Channel, compared with 17 percent who watched their local NBC affiliate station, and 12 percent who tuned into a local radio station for news. TWC also was the winner - at 30 percent - with those who said the weather network did the best job of covering the storm. Another 16 percent said their NBC affiliate did the best job, and 13 percent said Chicago and Detroit CBS affiliates were tops. A record number of pageviews - 24.6 million - were recorded at weather.com. TWC produced a 6 a.m. to 12 p.m. rating of 0.751 on Monday, delivering an average of 586,000 households. This performance is well over twice the average December monthly rating to date. Kansas City and St. Louis recorded the highest metered market ratings during the blizzard, followed by Detroit. The Chicago rating also was within the top 10.
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IN: Hall Yoder Daily Assessment Index for Monday, November 12, 2001: +3 A number of relatively positive factors are offset by the single negative factor that the good old days are forever gone. The free fall seems to have ended. Lots of cash is coming in. Portland office is apparently to be spared a misery that Houston will not be so fortunate as to escape, and is given a clear message to resume work as usual. Street Oracle carping and whining at low level of hysteria. Perhaps a key subliminal message can be divined from the fact that Tim went to Houston carrying full documentation and prepared to hand in all of his expense reports, but came back without having turned anything in at all, flying back home on the jetstream, much like the single crow that sailed by today, heading due north high above the center of the Willamette, as though it knew exactly where it was going.

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Paul: I think you are trying to avoid me! Hope all is well and you are just overworked and overwhelmed. I am now working with Moazzam Khoja in Houston who is part of the enroncredit.com group most of which (as I understand) is located in London. In connection with that group's activities, I have some questions and all fingers point to you. (1) Do you have credit derivative research that may be applicable for credit derivative transactions (including your online "bankruptcy swap") in the US? I am sure that you've already explored the "insurance" issue and I don't want to duplicate reasearch, if possible. (2) What forms have you devised? Are they online? Should I just grab a password? (3) Are the enroncredit.com traders in the UK required by the SFA to take an SFA exam (I'm guessing it's a broker or securities exam)? Is trading in credit derivatives regulated, or regulated differently than other types of derivatives? I am trying to determine whether Moazzam needs to take the Series 7 here in the US; our traders taking that exam must be dealing in "securites" for that exam to be necessary. (4) Where is enroncredit.com headed? I would very much appreciate your [PROMPT] reply. Sara

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QUESTION: This time we have an immediate contract opportunity for a Credit Analyst. Please feel free to forward the below profile on or let me know if you have any ideas. Thanks, and have a great day! Best, Paul
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Andrew, Attached is a rough draft of the CSA. I am still reviewing the version, but it is substantially correct. In the interest of time I am forwarding this for your review. Please note Section 3.4. I am a little concerned about this section from a retail wheeling standpoint. I am trying to find local counsel in Pa to review this section. Please review and lets discuss.
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answer: Draft CSA for El Paso
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