Good afternoon, Mark. Thank you for the opportunity to speak with you on the 15th and regale you with the background and talents of Christian Schutz. Just following up to see if there are any opportunities within your offices that you would be interested in speaking with him about. Christian is extremely motivated to get to Denver and asked that I follow up with you. Thank you and best regards,
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Just had a thought, according to Joanies worksheet, we can inject a max of 1,210,121 into storage for the month of May. For now, our target injection volume in storage for May will be 1,210,121. When we overinject, like we did for the first four days, we need to decrease the volumes on deal 231214 for the rest of the month so that the total volume on this deal will be 1,210,121. I will try to monitor the deal volume. Thanks.
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Scott, Thanks again for hosting lunch recently in Dallas. I appreciated the open discussion around your iPlanet business as well as your views on Microsoft. As it relates to Java and Enron, we will get you an e-mail soon that summarizes the issues we brought up. Greg Piper Chief Operating Officer Enron Net Works greg.piper@enron.com
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I just thought of one other thing we need to discuss with Credit in our meeting. I've asked them to get back to me about this several times and haven't heard. In the collateral annexes, we have interest on collateral computed at 360 days. So we don't have problems with Canadian counterparties, I would like to change that to 365/366 accross the board. I asked them if there was any specific reason why we've got interest on collateral at 360, like maybe it's the custom in the bank/dealer markets. Anyway, I'd like to get that answered.
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I just thought of something else