Will - I've passed your phone number along to Bill Williams, the Real Time group manager here in Portland. He should be contacting you shortly to discuss problems with and changes to the Scheduling Activity Report. I've checked with other groups on the floor and found that the report is only used by Real Time, and less frequently by groups assisting Real Time, so I believe Bill or someone in his group could most suitably test the new application. Let me know if there's anything else I can do, and thanks for all your help today. Kate
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Mike, Jason Peters, who was a lawyer seconded with us from Andrews & Kurth, has now gone back to A&K, but is still doing some work for us. Is there some way for us to get him access to the Financial Trading Agreement database? He is a lawyer, and is bound by client confidentiality with respect to all the information in the database, so I don't think we need to worry about granting him security access. Can we get him access?
Answer: Lotus Notes access
Here is an email: Though many of you already know, today is my last day here at Enron. I am leaving to pursue my culinary interests full time and have accepted a baking/pastry apprenticeship with the Deer Valley Resort in Park City, Utah for the winter season. I am happy to have spent the past 3 years working with such a fun and intelligent group of people. I sincerely wish all of you the best in your future endeavors. Please don't hesitate to look me up if you are in the Park City area, vacation planning, or considering some radical career change like this...ha. It would be great to see old friends up there. Forwarding info is below:
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Q: As mentioned during the fourth quarter, Gary and I would like to begin regular meetings of our Trader's Roundtable. The ideas generated from this group should be longer term trading opportunities for Enron covering the markets we manage. In addition, this forum will provide for cross commodity education, insight into many areas of Enron's businesses, and promote aggressive ideas. Each week, we'll summarize commodity trading activity, and provide an open forum for discussion. Your input is valuable, and we've limited this group to our most experienced traders, and would appreciate regular participation. Our first meeting will be Tuesday, January 9 at 4:00pm in EB3321. Jeff & Gary
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IN: Karen: See highlited section of story below. PG&E's got it right. Recall that DWR was only buying power that it determined was "priced reasonably." Consequently, the net short wasn't getting picked up. That meant that the ISO would have to go to the real-time market to close the gap. The ISO would then charge the utilities for the power purchased. Recall that Bob Glynn referenced the $300 MM/month that continued to pile up on PG&E's balance sheet as one of the several reasons that PG&E put itself into bankruptcy. Now that PG&E's in bankruptcy, the state is now responsible for the full net short, and can't continue to sluff it off onto PG&E's balance sheet. So it's therefore no surprise that the State's daily bill for power purchases has increased dramatically---just not for any of the bogus reasons cited by

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Privileged and Confidential This email contains legal advice and confidentiality should be maintained The attached memo describes a recent decision from the National Labor Relations Board regarding an employee's right to be "represented" by a co-worker or other person during a disciplinary meeting. Employees in unionized settings always have had this right, but it now has been extended by the NLRB's ruling. The ruling was contentious -- there were dissents -- and I expect it to be

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NLRB Ruling