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For those of you who have already let me know you will be there, thanks. The rest of you better move fast because there is a limited amount of sleeping space! If you misunderstood, we will be staying over only Saturday night. Rod and I will meet you at the Starbucks in Town & Country Mall behind the Chevron station at 8:30am on Saturday June 9th. Once you pick up your latte, we will caravan to the beach house and fuel up (beer) for the traditional dad's only beach football game. Winners will dine on: Smoked Cajun Sausage Crab Stuffed Jalape?os Barbacued Shish Kabobs in a spicy mustard sauce Mixed vegetables, salad and garlic bread Loosers will cook. Sunday breakfast will also be provided. Bring: Lunch for Saturday (variability of arrival times precludes planning an appropriate meal), I repeat Lunch for Saturday. Snacks Beer Fishing supplies Beach supplies Cooler for the beer Mosquito repellant Sleeping gear Sunglasses And, did I mention beer? Vamos a la playa, ?? oh, oh oh oh, oh ? ?.

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QUESTION: On Friday, November 16th, the UDCs submitted their joint plan for implementing the suspension of direct access. Parties have until, Wednesday, November 28th, to comment. The following are proposed implementation rules for which the UDCs seek Commission approval: 1. A DASR can only be processed if the customer name appears on the ESP List submitted to the UDCs on October 5, 2001. 2. In order to submit an ESP List the ESP must have a valid ESP/UDC Service Agreement as of September 20, 2001 and , for ESPs serving small customers, they must have in effect a valid Commission registration as of September 20, 2001. 3. For a DASR to be processed for a residential or small commercial customer account, the ESP must be able to demonstrate that the required third party verification took place prior to September 20, 2001. 4. Customers should not be allowed to switch from one ESP to another after September 20 unless the new ESP had a valid ESP- customer contract in place on or before Sept. 20th. 5. Seamless moves within a UDC's service territory will be allowed. 6. For customers on bundled service as of September 20, 2001 (but still under a DA contract), the UDCs are proposing not to allow such customers to process DASRs even if their names are on the October 5 list. 7. If all accounts of one ESP transferred to another as a result of a merger, then the situation is okay because no new DASR would be required; requests for one customer to switch from one ESP to another only allowed if the new ESP-customer relationship had a contract prior to Sept. 20, 2001. 8. Changes in customer identity allowed on case by case basis (e.g., if a customer changes its type of business it would not be allowed). 9. One customer can not transfer or assign its direct access service rights to another. 10. Processing of DASRs submitted for customers who attempt to opt into a community aggregation program after the suspension date should not be allowed. In addition to the above, the UDCs proposed three additional options for implementing the suspension. 1. The Commission should impose a DASR cut-off date (received and accepted). 2. If the Commission does not impose a strict DASR cut off, it should require that any ESP which wishes to have a DASR processed after the cut off to submit their account specific DASR information and ESP contract to the Commission along with an explanation of why the customer is eligible to receive DA. The UDC will not process the DASR until it receives an okay from the Commission. 3. The ESP certifies through an affidavit that a particular DASR was associated with a contract in existence on September 20, 2001 (the UDCs set forth a proposed affidavit.) If you have any questions, please call Jeanne
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Davis Minns, Robert McGrory, and Alison Keogh in the Australia Legal Office, and Jane McBride and Yo Yamanishi in the Japan Legal office need full edit access to the Financial Trading Agreement Database in Lotus Notes. Can you let me know when this has happened. Can you also get the view capability to the Legal Online Trading Database. Thanks
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All, Enclosed is a list of specific cities that we are planning to scrape for the weather database. It is sorted by state. Please look this over and let me know about any other cities that need to be included in the list. Keep in mind that we will be using this data primarily for models, so look for cities you think will be important to your area of concern. Don't worry about the station ID or the WBAN codes, I will take care of those. Please let me know by the end of the day Wednesday. Thanks,
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Here is an email: I was just told that we are being sent the Credit Watchlist Update via fax, in addition to the one you send me via e-mail every couple weeks or so. Since I already receive and print out the list for all of our traders and mid-marketers, I thought it might cut down on some work for someone if they didn't have to fax it to us as well. I don't know if that person is you, or if you might know who I can contact; in any case, Iwe don't need the watchlist faxed to the Portland office. (Anything to take one extra step out of the day, right?) Please let me know if I should contact somebody else. Thanks so much,
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QUESTION: Pat, Given that the new AESOP has been approved by the comp. committee, do you think the language attached below should be revised? (Or, should I ask --
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