Here is an email: Doug, As we discussed, Larry Pardue has requested that I get you to sign an officer's certificate regarding the execution and delivery of the Fuel Supply Agreements. The document that he forwarded to me does not define the agreements that he wants you to certify as to. They are vaguely referred to as Transaction Agreements which have been delivered. As far as I know, he may be wanting a certification as to the Consent documents. If they get back to me, I will request that they modify the document to reflect the Fuel Supply Agreements only and that you are not aware of any reason why they would not be valid under New York law, that you are not aware of any lawsuit threatened against EPOS as a result of it entering into these Fuel Supply Agreements and that so far as you know, EPOS is not an investment company as such term is defined. I will let you know what Larry is able to modify.
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A: Officer's Certificate for EPOS
Here is an email: Volunteer Opportunity to become involved in the community and meet professionals throughout Houston Become involved in the community and see how you can help change the face of Houston at a meeting hosting the Quality of Life Coalition. The Quality of Life Coalition is a part of the Gulf Coast Institute, a prominent non-for-profit entity that is engaged in making Houston a better place to live by developing and promoting recreational and environmental amenities (such as running and biking trails like the greenbelt for you Austinites!) that appeal to all parts of the community. The group is a mixture of local citizens from the civic improvement, business, and environmental communities who would like to improve the fundamental health and economics of the city to be more competitive with other cities. At the meeting, the president will more specifically discuss the plan for Houston as well as volunteer opportunities for interested and experienced professionals. The meeting is: Tuesday, October 16th 11:30 in 27c2 Please RSVP and direct any questions to: Catherine Rentz Pernot X57654
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A: Volunteer Opportunity Meeting
Here is an email: Chris Calger and I will be holding a series of meetings with employees today and tomorrow to communicate what we know about how the merger with Dynegy will impact the West power operations in Portland and San Francisco. Chris will meet with his team this morning at 9 AM in the Mt. Hood conference room. All employees who report in to Chris' organization should attend this meeting. In addition, Structuring, Renewables, Human Resources, and the 4th Floor Legal team should plan to attend Chris' meeting. Tim will meet with his team this morning at 10 AM in the Mt. Hood conference room. All employees who report in to my organization should attend this meeting. In addition, Risk, Credit, IT, Government Affairs, and the 3rd Floor Legal team should plan to attend Tim's meeting. If you are unsure which meeting to attend please ask. We realize that many people are out today due to the Veteran's Day holiday (no cash trading or scheduling today). We will have another meeting tomorrow morning for people who were unable to make it to meetings this morning. We will announce the time and place of that meeting soon. We recognize that the last couple of weeks have been unsettling for many people. Our goal over the next couple of days is to get back to business as usual. There are no mandatory layoffs planned for this office. Chris and I met with John Lavorato, Louise Kitchen, and Greg Whalley over the weekend. Their marching orders were clear -- go back to Portland and get back to work! As we mentioned in the all-employee meeting a few weeks ago, this office has a reasonable cost structure and is very profitable.
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What Does the Dynegy Merger Mean for West Power?