QUESTION: Hi Everyone, Some of you might be aware that we are planning a Bridal Shower for Jennifer Bowles on Nov 3rd. Invitations have not yet been sent out so don't be alarmed if you haven't received one. The shower will be between the hours of 7-9 (maybe 9:30 p.m.) What we were thinking about doing afterwards is going to the Mucky Duck and catching Jimmy LaFave, who is performing at 10 p.m. He is one of Jennifer's favorites and we thought it would be a nice surprise. What I need is to know is who all would be interested in going to the show? Tickets are $15 and we need to get them ASAP. It will probably last until midnight. If everyone could please email me back and let me know if you are interested in going, that would be great. Please don't mention this to Jennifer, we want to keep it a surprise. Thank You,
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QUESTION: Ike, with the danger of being too presumptious, I thought I would follow up with an e-mail to suggest a procedure for trading settlement offers on Wednesday. Attached I have a suggested template for each party to use so that we can ensure that we are comparing "apples to apples". I would also suggest that each party provide sufficient back-up to justify their numbers. It may also be helpful for TVA and EPMI to use an independent party, such as Charles Bone, as the intermediary to facilitate the transfer of each parties settlement offer. I am in the office over the next several days. Lets discuss at your earliest convenience. Regards
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QUESTION: I got a call from Tino Monaldo today passing on the results of Dennis Langley's meeting with DOE in Albuquerque. DOE indicated that their current PNM rate is "5.3 cents, exclusive of the demand charge." Tino's consultant claims that factoring in the demand charge yields an effective rate of approximately 7 cents/KWh. Assuming we need to come in at 10% less than the current rate, our bogey is 6.3 cents/KWh. This is at the high end of the range we hoped they'd be in. Additionally, DOE indicated that they need "redundancy" and don't want to rely on PNM for back up power. They want a multiple turbine facility--i.e.,
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