Attached for your reference and commentary is a first draft of a contact list to assist in communication of our key efforts globally. Please make any additions, changes (and/or corrections) that you believe are appropriate and return to my office for update and distribution. The goal is not to list out everyone working on a project or business but to include a couple of players if someone needs information about how this could apply to their business. Thanks,
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Chris attached is a clean and redline version of the Gregg Agreement with my revisions. The form Gregg sent was the original form they had forwarded for the first project. I change to reflect the change we made at that time. As you will notice it is quite a few changes. However, since Gregg signed off on this form once already, they shouldn't have a problem doing it again. Let me know if you have any questions.
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Here is an email: Hey John! How are you?? I've been following the Enron story closely, which means I've thought of you a lot recently. I hope things are going well, despite the uncertainty. I ran into someone from our Enron days today, which made me think of a funny story. Do you remember when John Mee tried to eat 8 Big Macs and hurled instead? John was talking to my boss, Chuck Clough, today, who he's known since childhood and is a mentor of sorts. When he got off the phone, Chuck told me who he was talking to and the name John Mee struck me as familiar. I asked Chuck if he was a big kid who'd gone to Harvard and he said yes. So I tell him the Big Mac story and Chuck picks up the phone and calls John to ask him if that was him because if so, I knew him. Poor thing says "yeah, that was me, but not one of my finer moments..." I could tell he was embarrassed. I guess there are some things in life you just never live down. I also ran into some friends of yours in Bermuda last month. We shared a cab to the airport and realized we had all been at Enron, though not at the same time. I mentioned that I really loved the company, especially how young it was and that I had a friend who joined right out of undergrad and is now doing really well. They immediately said "John Arnold!" Shocked the hell out of me, honestly. They were very funny in saying that I had made a "bad trade" by marrying my husband instead of you. I told them I would keep that in mind.... ;-} I would tell you their names, but I can't remember off the top of my head. They both work for a weather trading firm in the Northeast now, with Lynda Clemmons. Well, gotta run to the gym - been putting it off as long as I could today. I really do hope you're doing well. Please drop me a line when you aren't trading up a storm... Warm regards,
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Q: FYI - 1. Please do not ever, under any circumstances, modify EOL deals in any way. These deals have an embedded contract in them which is created at the moment a counterparty hits your bid or lifts your offer. Also, EOL deals may not be extended in Deal Scheduling. 2. When entering deals to account for ancillary services (i.e. deals with no fixed price, only demand charge price), please make any changes or extensions in Deal Entry rather than Deal Scheduling. Demand charge price is not accounted for when the deal is only extended in Scheduling. Let me know if you have questions about either of these reminders. Thanks for reading this all the way through.
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Oooouch! That one hurt. We really kicked their butt all over the field. The defense played well, especially Ahmad Brooks. I don't think he had one completed on him all night. What really sucks is that we just gave this game away with the punting team. I am trying not to get too down about this. This is a young team that is going to make mental errors and they will improve. I still thinks we will have a good season. The only freshman I saw getting any PT was Cory Redding. He looks fast out there and really crushed somebody on a kick off return. He also got some snaps at DE on a couple of 3 and longs, but didn't do anything outstanding. Unfortunately he was also out there on the punt team during the debacles. Victor Ike should be our starting tailback. He look big and fast and gets yardages running in the interior. Ike left a defender looking really stupid on his long TD run. Sweet moves. Hodges look about like he did last year. Had a couple of good runs but doesn't seem to use his blocking very well. OK, so we will begin our win streak with Stanford. The thing I really like was that Mack said he takes full responsibility for the punting problems and that he will insure that they get fixed. Mackovic would have made excuses that essentially put the blame elsewhere. This season could be an up and down one, but the real prize is next year and the years after. Did you get any info on the game?

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