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Per Mark's approval, when we entered into the master with CGAS, we found out they never entered into a resolution approving the swap agreement or trades thereunder. So each and everytime we do a trade with them we are going to have to get a resolution authorizing entering into the trade. So for the executed master swap agreement list we need to put: "Need board resolution prior to trading"

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OUT: CGAS Master
QUESTION: Okay gang, it's time to rally the troops. Evidently last week wasn't good for any of us to get together at our local watering hole (a.k.a Little Woodrow's)...but, I'm hoping the story is a little different this week. Our own Nick Stephan is back in H-town for the week and has made a special request for a full-fledged "Steak Night" (that means good attendance). Not that I ever need an excuse to enjoy good company, steak, beer, etc. at LW's, but if I did I could think of few better reasons than a visiting ex-pat. Besides, given the absolutely beautiful weather we are currently enjoying, the picnic tables and deck are beckoning. I'm going to set a tentative meeting time of 7:30 p.m. this Wednesday...get back to me at your convenience and let me know if we should stick with that time or not. Hope everyone had a relaxing weekend and is having a good Monday (isn't that an oxymoron?). Susan "When I read about the evils of drinking, I gave up reading." - Henny Youngman
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ANS: Advance Warning...
Remember we need to make a filing for our BP Energy deal, which becomes effective Dec. 1. (Mary, I think you and I talked about this several weeks ago). The contract simply includes a right of first refusal for BP Energy. The contract is such that the shipper would not have been entitled to a ROFR under our tariff, which is why it's a material deviation. The filing will simply need to reference a tariff sheet on which the contract provision is described. Let me know if you need anything (a copy of the contract, for instance). I have a conf. call from 2 to 3 but otherwise should be available if you want to give me a call.
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answer: Material deviation filing
We currently have an opening(s) in the Utility Risk Management (URM) group reporting to Steve Swain. Based upon the candidate skill level, the opening(s) will be at the Specialist, Sr. Specialist or Analyst level. Responsibilities will include: Building and maintaining forward price curves for a number of utility tariff rates across the WSCC. Tracking and analyzing URM's portfolio of retail positions. Preparing daily reports for management that analyze various factors contributing to changes in positions, P/L, hedges, etc. Performing research and analysis on legislative and regulatory changes that could impact our price cuves and/or positions. Working closely with the Retail Gen desk to coordinate activities involved in managing EWS's overall retail position. Research to support the development of effective hedging strategies for the various risk exposures inherent to the URM book. The ideal candidate(s) will possess sound Excel modeling skills (including at least superficial knowledge of Visual Basic), some familiarity with database systems and/or experience collecting and analyzing large amounts of data, excellent organizational skills, and a solid understanding of financial statements. While some experience with regulated tariffs and utility cost of service modeling would be helpful, it is not necessary. For those interested in learning more about the position, or about URM in general, Steve Swain and Gordon Savage will be hosting a Brown Bag Info Session on Friday, 10/5 from 12-1 PM in Mt. Hood. If you are interested in this opportunity, please let Julie Kearney know by close of business on Friday 10/5.
Answer: URM Opening
Here is an email: Hi Jim, In response to your voice mail message, please know that you remain our first choice to chair the new Institute. As long as you are still eager and able to lead it, we want you. Please let me know if the e-memo below needs to be revised in any way. Upon your approval, I'll shoot it right out. Thanks.
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A: Institute for Law and Technology
QUESTION: Here are the issues I see with their draft: Does not allow for us to sell them power, only buy their power and sell to others. This means that we can't sell them power until we get the full contract in place. Fuel transactions include fuel oil, and I thought we weren't managing fuel oil. Incentive fee (in main contract) defined to only include the sale of gas. Doesn't include the language we need for internal approvals. Payment section doesn't address payment for sale of power to them from the market.
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Issues