John: I received your voice mail upon return to the office this morning. I'm sorry the schedules did not match up yesterday but certainly hope the next opportunity to meet will not be long in coming. I was most impressed with the quality of students interviewed on campus yesterday. Likewise, I have now had a chance to meet some of those we have hired while I was in London. The high standard clearly continues. Concerning your reference to the annual finance conference, I have kept up with each event from a distance. Memory serving, it has been about four years since the concept was first considered. Time flies! Others have also said that it is a real success. Many thanks to you and others at Baylor for the time and effort dedicated to date. Let me know when you have plans to be in Houston in the future. I'll do the same when in Waco. Pass on my well wishes to others at the Business School including Dr.(s) Rose and Petty. I did have a chance to visit with Dr. Maness by phone and exchanged v-mails with Dr. Rose. All The Best,
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Here is an email: Bill: We are proposing the following compromise language to the bank regarding "Transfer": Party A may transfer its rights and obligations under this Agreement, in whole but not in part, to any Affiliate that is a resident for income tax purposes of the United States or Canada....... We typically don't resrict the jurisdiction of our Affiliates. Is this O.K. with you?
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A: Alberta prepay
Q: Nikki: I am a lawyer with ENA. I understand that you have been involved with the execution of the Goldman Sachs & Co. ("GSC")/ECI Corporate Account Agreement, working with both Cheryl Nelson and Stephanie Panus of ENA. ENA would like to transfer several accounts to ECI. In connection therewith, I am attaching a form of Assignment and Assumption Agreement for that purpose. This document is based upon a similar agreement executed by GSC, ENA and ECT Investments, Inc. on January 22, 2001. I ask that you please advise me of the following: (1) What is the effective date of the Corporate Account Agreement between ECI and GSC? Has it been executed by GSC? (2) Is the attached form of assignment acceptable? (3) Is there anybody else with GSC that needs to be involved with the review/execution of the attached assignment? Please let me hear from you. Our commercial group is extremely anxious to effectuate the transfer. Thank you for your assistance.
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A: Transfer and Assignment of Enron North America Corp. ("ENA") accounts to Enron Credit Inc. ("ECI")
IN: Sorry to bother you with another note, but I've received so much reaction to my Tully parking notice, I'm writing again to tell you not to be concerned about being locked out of the Stadium if you're riding the bus back. Some people think they're not going to get in by 11:00, and are concerned about not being able to get their cars out. The last bus leaves Austin at 7 pm, and that would certainly get you there by 11:00, but if it doesn't for some reason, they're not going to lock the stadium until the last bus has dropped of its passengers.

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OUT: QUICK NOTE ABOUT PARKING
IN: This is an email
Ben/Chris, Unless something new comes up, I think we finished the letter agreement. I'm awaiting a revised draft now, and if it is acceptable to NW, they will sign it and fax it to me tomorrow morning. Maybe on Ben's layover we can have a discussion about where we go from here from a schedule standpoint. Talk to you tomorrow, Kay

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OUT: NorthWestern exclusivity letter
Hey Becky, What's going on? Things are completely crazy as usual around here. I need another vacation! I never told you about my trip did I? I've told everyone else that stood still for more than 10 seconds. It was so much fun. The olympics were so awesome. I got to see the US women's basketball team play Australia for the gold medal. The crowd was soooo wild...that is until we won. And I got to see Cathy Freeman and Marion Jones run. The whole first week of my trip was spent at the olympics everyday. And the second week I spent touring all the beaches that I could find. Oh, here's a funny story for you. Okay I'm halfway across the world in a country known for bronze, muscular sufers, right? So I take a day cruise around the Brisbane waters one day. These cruises are scheduled everyday and each ship holds about 80-100 people. As we board the captain tells us that there will be 85 people on the cruise. Here's the fun part....80 of the 85 people were from a WWII veterans reunion!!! I was on a boat full of grandpa's. Actually it was pretty funny. This one old man sat next to me and started telling me why they were having the reunion and what thier batallion had done during the war. Then he tells me (keep in mind this man's at least 70) that he was a lifesaver (lifeguard) on one of the local beaches until the year before when an injury forced him to retire!!! Then he starts telling me about the war. He said, "Yeah, I was a POW for about 9 days but they weren't feeding me very well so I left." He had escaped from a Nazi POW camp and fled to Greece where he joined the Greek reserve forces. Because he fought with Greece in the war he's now a Greek citizen. Then after the war he and some friends bought a van and traveled all over Europe and Asia. When they ran out of money they'd just stop and get jobs until they could save some money and then they'd start again. I hope one day I have stories even half that interesting!! But leave it to me to go halfway around the world and hang out with old people!! How's everything going at your house? What's up with this election? That's all anyone's talking about around here. Talk to ya later, Robin
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Becky