Here is an email: By letter dated 3/9/00, Tembec Inc. has requested the transfer of "Contract No. EJ7774.1" dated 3/23/98 to the National Bank of Canada pursuant to Section 7 of the ISDA Master, to be effective April 1, 2000, but with Q1 payment to be made to Tembec. We do have a master with the National Bank of Canada. Please let us know if this transfer is approved. SS
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Q: As a result of a number of UBS offer declines, the East Power book organization has several changes in comparison to the book list which was originally set up in GCP and other systems. I am attaching a spreadsheet which details such changes for both the power books and gas books traded by our power traders. Please do not hesitate to call me with ANY questions!! Thanks!
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A: Revised East Power UBS Book Listing
IN: Vince and Zimin, PSIM presentation is scheduled on 4 pm, Tuesday Oct. 30 (this is the only availabe time, EB5C2 is fully booked, and Vince will be out of town Wednesday and Thursday). I've listed some people below. Can you add more to the list? Power Traders: Doug Gilbert-Smith Harry Arora Robert Stalford Steve Wang Iris Mack Power Structure: Jim Meyn Nick Hiemstra Rahul Seksaria Power Origination: Pete Heintzelman Edward Baughman Tom May Clint Dean Utku Gulmeden EES: Berney Aucoin Edith Cross RAC: Naveen Andrews Power Fundamentals Rika Imai

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commiserate (kuh-MIZ-uh-rayt) verb tr. To feel or express sympathy or compassion for. verb intr. To sympathize with. [From Latin commiseratus, past participle of commiserari, from com- + miserari (to pity), from miser (pitiable, wretched).] "Even on his death bed, he had reached out to his extended family of friends by phone to joke and commiserate with them about their various problems, as if death weren't looking over his shoulder the whole time." Friendships Make the End of Life Bearable, The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Aug 21, 2001. This week's theme: verbs. ............................................................................ When love and skill work together, expect a masterpiece. -John Ruskin,

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QUESTION: Cathy, I want to recap our conversation yesterday because, after I thought about it, I still do not understand the issue with 20Q and its PRM: A credit reserve was set up for bad debts for $5,577,900 and credited to account 25100300 Prudency Reserve. It is my understanding that this was the only way to book this transaction. But I do not understand why this was booked in a PRM account and not booked to the Allowance for Bad Debts account. Also, when I reduce the 25100300 account balance by the $5,577,900 that was booked there, my difference doubles to $11,155,800 (see attached spreadsheet). So was account 25100300 originally credited or debited by the $5,577,900? If it was originally debited and I remove that debit, then the PRM will roll. Also, will there be anyway to move this transaction out of the PRM accounts in order to effectively roll these accounts every month? Thanks for your help.
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IN: Jim - The option number was previously understated - should have been $252,010, for a total avg. comp. package of $384,000 in 2000. Separately, I will forward document you may send externally.

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