IN: Marie: I would like to schedule a meeting with you and others to review the agreement process, your contacts, account information, record retention (physical files and Lotus Notes), reporting procedures, any forms which you have developed and helpful tips. I know that you are working on a memo which will address this information and it would be extremely helpful if we could learn from your experience. I would also like to discuss Ted Murphy's expectations. I think this will take about an hour. Please give me a suggested time during the week. Thanks. Sara

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I just received a copy of a Section 5 complaint filed by SoCal requesting a FERC order 1) determining that the SoCalGas/Topock delivery point is fully subscribed on a firm primary basis, 2) directing El Paso to comply with previous Commission orders that preclude the selling of firm primary capacity at points where none is available and 3) directing El Paso to schedule capacity acquired during an open season (effective Jan. 1, 2000) into SoCal/Topock on a secondary basis only. SoCal states that it has experienced daily cuts of up to 57% and averaging 25%. If you would like a copy of the complaint, let me know.

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QUESTION: Dear Mr. Whitt, It is a pleasure to announce our ninth annual Aspen Clean Energy Roundtable. In keeping with our continual renewal of spirit and enthusiasm, we are holding this event in spring 2002. This will be our first ski-season Roundtable! ASPEN CLEAN ENERGY ROUNDTABLE IX The Aspen Meadows Resort, March 21-23, 2002 - THURS, March 21: Travel to Aspen; evening registration & reception - FRI, March 22: Roundtable sessions & discussions, gala dinner - SAT, March 23: Morning Roundtable sessions; optional afternoon discussion - SUN, March 24: Departures We are excited to meet in early spring in Colorado, and hope these dates work for you. A preliminary program will be posted on our website next week. The Aspen Clean Energy Roundtable was created in 1994 to discuss investment in clean and sustaining energy and transportation technology solutions. These include hybrid & electric automobiles, microturbines, fuel cells, hydrogen production & storage, batteries, and distributed energy systems. Energy security will again be a key component of this year?s discussion, which will include policy and investment implications for oil, gas, coal, nuclear, and renewable energy. Innovative technologies will again be highlighted. The Aspen Meadows will be an ideal venue for this year?s Roundtable (please note this event is not connected with the Aspen Institute). Participation is strictly limited to 100 senior executives. All sessions are "off the record" in order to facilitate an open dialogue. Spouses are welcome! There will be ample skiing opportunities before and after the Roundtable. I am also pleased to share that we will soon open our new office in Denver, Colorado. Our new phone and fax details will be provided shortly; in the meantime, please contact me via my email address. We hope you can join us in Aspen in March! Yours truly, Andrew Andrew W. Bermingham Managing Director aberm@montreuxenergy.com
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Tanya: This year is no different from any other year and we are always asked to review the swap component of the Global Finance structured deals. We are also seeing lots of prepays. Who is the credit person to be apprised of these transactions? Should we immediately involve you and Bill? At the moment, Mary Cook, Angela Davis (legal finance group) and I are juggling the deals. Please let me know and I'll alert the swap group. Thanks. Sara
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answer: Global Finance Deals: year-end, quarter-end, year round
Ken - As you know, we had several issues that needed to get tied down before the BoD reconvenes to review Project Southwood. Both Jeff McMahon (deal timing) and Rick Causey (goodwill) are ready. Andy Fastow expects to have a read from the agencies very soon (likely late today). As soon as I hear from Andy, I will begin polling and will set the date, hopefully, for early next week. At this time, I am not aware of any additional items that need to be addressed by the Board in the upcoming meeting. We need to confirm the 2002 BoD calendar but can do that in the regularly scheduled meeting in Dec. Thanks, Paula
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Q: Scott: As discussed, here's the particulars on the Bee County Ranch: 795+ ac, lots of oak trees, one of the higher hills in Bee County. Good mix of pasture and sage brush. There's a water well and tank. A real "honey hole". Lots of quail and prime dove hunting. Deer, hogs and supposedly some turkey. Owner's name is Colton Brinkoeter. Asking $675/acre, no minerals. Negotiable. I think for that price you ought to get 1/4 - 1/2 of the minerals. Ranch is three miles west of Mineral (NNW of Beeville about 15 miles). His number is 361-358-2582. I found out about it from a mutual friend of ours, Bryan Key, also from Beeville. P.S. I've also attached my resume. It looks like our pipe deal fell through, and I am looking hard for a job back in international marketing. Let me know if you hear of anything. James McCord MC5 Operating Group 10655 Richmond Ave., Suite 180 Houston, TX 77042
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