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Hello! Just wanted to update you on a couple major changes in my life..... You (hopefully!) know by now that Brendan and I got engaged last month, about which I'm thrilled. The other big news in my life is that I willl be leaving QUALCOMM on November 2nd to work for the US State Department. This means (another!) cross-country move from San Diego to Washington, D.C. Please take note of my new mailing address and email below, and PLEASE keep in touch! I'll especially need to hear from you going through this transition- I'm sad to be leaving QUALCOMM and San Diego, but am looking forward to this next big adventure. Love,

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Here's the solution I came up with. It will only take a few more minutes each day, but I think it will make the EOL summary more relevant. Please let me know if this plan suits you - 1. You will continue to receive the same EnPower/EOL summary, complete with EES sleeves. If I take the EES deals out of this table, I have to adjust the total megawatts accordingly. This could end up taking awhile, and I'm not sure the effect would be worth it. Again, let me know if you agree, because I'd like this report to be as applicable as possible. 2. I will run the EnPower deal count, excluding EES deals. I'll compare this count to the original one to determine how many EES deals were done by each desk, then double that number - to account for both sides of the sleeve - and subtract. I'll enter the altered numbers into the graph, which should produce a more accurate rendering of the day's activities. I think I made it sound more complicated than it is. Bottom line, this should solve the EES sleeve dilemma with little ado. Kate

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Hi Jeff, Ozzie Pagan's team is working on a project for VEPCO. The power plant will be located in Edgecombe County, North Carolina. I've been told that getting gas for the plant is a significant issue due to local gas supply conditions. One alternative has been to buy gas from the City of Rocky Mount, which has a take or pay contract with the local supplier, and is not using all of their gas, especially in the summer. We have developed a preliminary draft of the LOI, which I am attaching for your review. I would appreciate the opportunity to discuss it with you to get your input, etc. Of particular concern is that Rocky Mount wants ENA to deal exclusively with them during the term of the LOI (this isn't reflected in the draft). Thanks,

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Gas supply for VEPCO project