Q: Vince, Thank you for being an important part of my business during this past year. I am looking forward to continue our business relationship in 2002 and beyond. We did strengthened our staffing practice in 2001 and had our best year ever, despite difficult market conditions. Everyone on my team enthusiastically invites you to stay in touch with us during this new exciting upcoming year. I hope you get the same opportunity I will have to spend some extra time with family this Holiday Season. Thanks again. Please open the link below for our greeting to you.
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A: Enjoy the Holidays of 2001
IN: Molly, We want to hire this very bright young man as a part-time employee, reporting to Mike Roberts. Mike will be contacting you regarding the details. Vince

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OUT: Resume for Chris Pernoud
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Brad, I talked with Keith friday afternoon about the TCO map. After 1:00pm friday, their server went down, and they couldn't access any of the files or save the changes to the Map. He told me that if all goes well Monday morning, we can see a map a little after noon. I will work with him Monday morning to make sure I can have it for you asap. Right now the map includes current day and yesterday's information for the relevant market delivery zones. During next week, I will add interconnects to the map as well a storage fields to present a complete picture. Thanks,

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OUT: Update on TCO map
QUESTION: Joe and I would love to attend the bowling party. We would like to have prawns for dinner. We are arriving on Friday at 1:30 so we shouldn't have a problem being there. Does Joe need to being his suit for Saturday night?
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ANS: Bowling Party
California: I99-07-003 SoCalGas Unbundling. In addtion to the Southern California Generation Coalition (SCGC), the National Energy Marketers Association has also filed a Request for Rehearing of the unbundling decision. Filing protests of the Implementation Plan this week were Indicated Producers, TURN, Dynegy, the City & County of San Francisco and SCGC. I00-11-002 Adequacy of SoCalGas System. A number of parties filed comments on the impact of the unbundling decision on this proceeding. All were in agreement that the CSA has created a system of unbundled, firm and tradable backbone transmission rights on the SoCalGas system and establishes the procedures for allocation of those rights therefore the capacity allocation proposals in the capacity OII are moot. Arizona: Legislature - Gov. Jane Hull has advised lawmakers to either kill a scheduled 5% pay raise for the 50,000 state employees taking effect on April 1, 2002, or risk laying off 2600 employees. With a 13 percent drop in withholding taxes, the states current revenue deficit is expected to be in the $200 to 250 million range. Canceling the pay increases would save $24,000 in the current fiscal year and $100,000 next year. Democrats are trying to save the raises, while the majority Republicans are supporting the proposal and threatening to shutdown the session by Feb. 15th if legislators don't face up to the budget problems and solve them. New Mexico: Legislature - Identical House Bill 423 and Senate Bill 369 were introduced this week to fund ($75,000) an update of the 1996 study regarding the economic feasibility of additional natural gas pipeline systems. The 1996 study found a lack of capacity to move gas east especially from the Northwestern portion of the state. If the bill is passed, a committee is to provide the results of the study and recommendations to the governor and legislature by December 15, 2002 for consideration in the next legislative session. House Bill 230 provides for an expanded definition of "Indian Country" to include lands subject to "restriction by the United States against alienation" (i.e. lands held in fee by a tribe). As proposed, the new definition would go beyond the current federal definition of "Indian Country". The State Highway and Transportation Dept. Office of General Council has pointed out that if the proposed state law conflicts with federal law, then the federal law will take precedent. This has been forwarded to Lou Saldano for review.
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answer: Weekly Report of 2/8/02
The east and west power desks are creating slightly different floating price language for some of the power pools. The west desk wants "negative prices" to be averaged in as "zeroes"; the east desk wants to average in all prices "positive or negative". I'm inclined to let the traders do as they wish. I can't seem to get an explanation for the difference in approach (in each instance ENA may take either side of the deal). The confirm desk will have to pay attention to the source of the confirms to use the correct pricing language. I don't know if this will create an on-line trading issue. What do you think? Sara
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answer:
Financial Power - "Negative Pricing"