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Below is a summary of the surety bond issues that I believe we need to resolve in order to feel comfortable accepting it as a form of collateral to secure a counterparty's obligations with respect to physical power purchase and sale transactions: 1. Determine whether an issuer can refuse to honor a draw made under a surety bond if after issuance, it determines that the bond was issued in violation of the appleton statute. What type of legal comfort should we receive from the issuer at the outset to get comfortable that the bond was validly issued and is enforceable against such issuer? 2. Determine the proper minimum credit rating(s) that should apply to the issuer. 3. In the form of bond that we were given, the "Now Therefore" language in the third paragraph is not acceptable. Determine what can be said in its place to establish the necessary linkage back to the transaction covered by the Confirmation. 4. Make sure that the bond can be drawn down no matter what type of Event of Default occurs, even if such event is not related to the transaction that the bond references. The Notice of Claim language needs to be written more generically to accommodate this. 5. Does credit need a "pre-bankruptcy" trigger that would require Reliant to convert all outstanding bonds into LC's or cash collateral? If so, what would this trigger be? Let me know if you have any additional issues. I will be discussing some of these with our outside counsel shortly.

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Your Internet Banking accounts are now setup again for accessing. The login id is still your main acct. # with the password being reset to the last six (6) digits of your ssn# (this is the ssn# or tin# of the primary account holder). You will then be directed to a screen that asks for information such as: Name Address City, State Zip+4 Phone # E-Mail Address After entering this information and clicking submit, you will then be instructed to change your password to anything that you desire. Always remember that your password is case sensitive. One major change is the wording of your accounts names (they have changed to product types and not descriptions). You can change your account descriptions by clicking on the Nicknames button and entering your own account description. We are still working on getting the information to post again correctly (your old account information has been removed, and we hope to have this information converted shortly and back on-line), so you will notice that credits and debits do not show up in the appropriate columns. Transaction descriptions are correct and the balances information is correct as of our last day of processing (11/16/01). We appreciate your patience and continued support. Our goal is to be fully operational and all information corrected before the holiday season. Please make sure to record any suggestions (or problems) that you might have concerning our web site. Again, thanks for banking with State Bank & Trust and happy surfing. Sincerely,

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Paul......I talked with Frank at NYISO. He said that you are able to get the invoice info off of their website. Just go to OASIS/bidding and scheduling/user login. I believe you were going to admin login earlier. Anyway, can you take a look at it and let me know what you find? Thanks.

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Invoice Info