Elizabeth: Here is the draft. To the extent that it is helpful, EPMI is where PGET was in the last deal; Party A is where EPMI was last time; and Party B is Avista. It's late, and the document is getting confusing, so I'm sending it to you now without proofing it. I'm taking it home with me and will read it again tonight. Have an 8:00 conference call in Mary Cook's office or in the office that I am sitting in right now (Harry Collins' old office). Take care.
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Michael: Our guys are meeting with Risk Management Solutions tomorrow morning. Scott Brown of V&E and I will be talking to them about the Agreement this afternoon. Have you heard anything back from John Sherriff? Carol
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answer: Domain Transfer Agreement
I will be in Enron's BA office from September 14 - September 17 (Tuesday - Friday). I would like to schedule some time to review the ISDA Schedule previously sent to you for comment. Other than the morning and early afternoon of Sept. 15 (Wed.), I am free to schedule an appointment with you. If you have comments to the Schedule, please send them to me in Houston. I will be in the Houston office until Monday afternoon. Also, does the Marval firm have an English speaking tax lawyer who could assist Enron Houston tax on Argentine trading issues? Please let me know as soon as possible. I look forward to hearing from you. Regards. Sara
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Please check into deals 332163 and 340305 for sales invoices to Midland Cogen. Max Doner thought these deals would not trigger activity anymore per your note to him on 5/13. I see where these deals were updated by you on that date. Are the deals legit, or are the triggers generated legit. Please let me know ASAP. Thanks WRP
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Deal for Midland Cogen w triggers