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Due to the President's Day Holiday on next Monday, February 18, Steve will hold his staff meeting on Tuesday, February 19, same time, same location. As a courtesy to all attendees, Steve is asking, once again, that all participants arrive by 2:30 pm allowing for a prompt start time and for discussions to flow in an effective manner. Your contributions to the discussions are crucial and deserve to be heard by all concerned. Achieving this objective is why we ask your cooperation. Because our attendee list has grown significantly in the past few months, arrangements have been made with facilities to have a standing order of chairs available for your convenience. Please call if you have any concerns or questions. adr

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On September 14, 2001, the Commission accepted tariff sheets filed by NEPOOL, effective July 1, 2001. The tariff sheets conform the existing mitigation price screen provisions of Market Rule 17 applicable to resources that run out of economic merit order to the revised bidding and compensation regime of three-part bidding and Net Commitment Period Compensation. NEPOOL explained that the proposed differences in percentages applicable to the Energy Block Price were appropriate since they apply to different base values depending on whether the resource is regularly or seldom run in economic merit order. The price percentages applicable to Startup and No-Load bids are the same for both resources as both resources use the same base value. If you need further information, please let me know. Susan Lindberg x30596

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Shona, As per my memo to you on August 13th, I am scheduling a kick-off meeting with individuals to discuss a daily tie-out process across all global risk applications/reports, i.e. DPR, Infinity, RisktRAC (VAR and Benchmark) and CAS. This would provide proof (or a trail to what is missing) that required information from all risk books, commodities, and business units are appropriately reported on a daily basis. As stated earlier, without a robust global books application, the daily process currently in place provides little assurance that "everything" rolls up correctly. It also does not include Infinity. My suggestion for attendance at this meeting, in addition to you, Beth and I, is as follows: Stacey White Todd Hall Sheila Glover/Clara Carrington

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Daily Tie Outs Across Risk Systems