Mr. Lay, I am writing to you this afternoon because I am concerned for the safety of me and my coworkers here at Enron. In light of the recent events that have happened I am worried that security here at Enron is still lacking. I only say this because just this morning I forgot my Enron badge, so I had to get a guest pass, this of course is not a big deal and happens all the time. However, I had my backpack with me like usual and nobody seemed to even raise an eyebrow. Now obviously I pose zero threat to Enron but I feel like somebody who walks in with a guest pass needs only a drivers license, which hasn't been a problem for most terrorists to acquire, of somebody who works here at Enron. Can you see where I am going with this? Anyway, I'm a first year analyst and this whole event makes me more and more nervous as time progresses and the events unfold. I only come to you with this concern because I am not the only one of my friends who have mentioned it. Please take this into consideration and know that I only raise this issue for the safety of everybody. Sincerely,
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This is a list of RisktRAC book-ids corresponding to what has been created in ERMS. Let me know if the book-id naming is ok with you. Regards,
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Here is an email: This will confirm our conversation today regarding which European jurisdictions are approved for trading credit derivatives: the U.K., Sweden, Norway, Finland and Switzerland. The European jurisdictions which are not approved to trade credit derivatives include: France, Germany, Gibraltar, Ireland, Italy, Scotland, Spain, and The Netherlands. For banks incorporated in a non-approved jurisdiction, it may be possible for them to trade out of a branch located in an approved jurisdiction (i.e. U.S. and U.K. branches). This would have to be determined on a case by case basis. Per our conversation, Canada is also not an approved jurisdiction for credit derivatives. Please let me know if there are any changes to this list.
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Q: Jason, Maybe this will clear things up a little: The monthly data (files ending w/ US) contain monthly data submitted by those respondents required to file monthly survey responses, and ESTIMATES for those other respondents required only to submit one annual survey response. The data for those files, therefore, also include - for each State - a record for utility ID = "99999" and plant code = "9999" containing data values which represent the arithmetic differences between the "estimated" State totals and the sum of the net generation, consumption, and ending stocks data reported by the respondents to the Form EIA-759. The 2001 file will be a "year-to-date" file and is in this Monthly format until the data for the final month is finalized. The other files (Annual Data, files ending w/ YR) contain monthly data submitted by those respondents required to file monthly survey responses, and annual data for those other respondents required to only submit one annual survey response. No estimation procedures are involved. This only applies to the 759 (Utility) forms. If you notice, there are only YR files for F759 forms. Also, keep in mind that for the 900 Forms before year 2001, the values are in Kwh and not Mwh. To convert Kwh to MW, divide by 24 hours, 31 days, and 1000...not that you care about generation anyways, but just in case... Got it? Hope this helps. If you need anything else, call this baller up here. Have fun in Portland, J
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IN: San Diego has applied for a Password Application and wants to trade financial. Per them, they have already been trading financial off-line with us, and I check with the Confirm Desk and that statement is true, Craig Breslau has done financial trades with them (I thought they weren't allowed to trade financial?!). Anyway, can we now open them up to trade financial?

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Dear Alumni, Please see opportunity for a Chief Financial Officer with Rubicon Programs Inc. in Richmond, CA. This position oversees all of the organizations financial management. Interested candidates can respond to the contact information listed below job description. Thank you.

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Career Opportunity: Chief Financial Officer with Rubicon Programs. Inc.