This is the content of an email: You are invited to attend an informational brown-bag regarding FERC's June 19th Order. (order attached) Alan Comnes and Steve Hall will be on-hand in the Mt. Hood Conference Room to give an overview of the order and answer any questions you might have. The session will begin promptly at noon. For those of you not in the Portland Office, I will be happy to arrange a conference call number, if you decide to participate. Please advise your participation by 3:00pm Monday, June 25th.

Subject: Informational Brown-Bag, Tuesday, June 26th - Mt. Hood

This is the content of an email: I have placed the contracted information we discussed in a file called "TW Firm October 1996.XLS" on "S:\MARKETING\TW_FLOW". This file has all of the firm contracts, including capacity release contracts, contracted on or after October 1, 1996. It includes the contracted points and the contracted volume at each point. I decided to include the capacity release contracts thinking that their rates might show us the market value of the capacity over time. I can easily remove this data if you don't think it will be helpful. My next steps, as I understand it, are to 1) extract commodity volume, revenue and rate information from the invoiced data for these contracts; and 2) extract a sample of daily flow information from the scheduling system for these contracts for Sean to review. Please take a look at this data and let me know if it meets your needs, or if you need additional information. I'll keep working!

Subject: Status - Firm Contract Data Request

This is the content of an email: Rusty, Attached is the amendment to the Dow Brine Agreement which extend the period from 160 to 190 days. I used an amendment form instead of a letter form for the sake of clarity. Sorry for the delay.

Subject: Amendment to Dow Agreement

This is the content of an email: See the new versions of the netting agreement forms below. All that has been done is to move the Force Majeure concept to paragraph 2(a) from 14(b). This allows the daily limit concept to stand in the UMAs, but it won't elevate to a default under the master netting arrangements. In certain instances if you want to "kill" the day limitation completely in the underlying agreement, you can always use the previous 14(b) language from the emailed docs earlier today. The docs remain at v1 (version 1).
Subject: FORM CHANGE AGAIN!