Here is an email: Sue, I am sending you this e-mail because I received your voice message well after you left it today. I reviewed the text files that are sent out by the book administrators on my desks and none of them contain any deals booked to the counterparty El Paso Gas Marketing. All of the deals from people on my desk are booked to the valid El Paso counterparty per our conversations. I will be out of the office tomorrow, but I will be checking my voicemail frequently and communicating with my group. If the same problem arises tomorrow, please call me at 713-305-1502 so that we can discuss, because there has to be some other explanation for the erroneous counterparty showing up on your report. Thank you,
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A: El Paso Status in the Exotic Files
Here is an email: Hi, Attached are some of the questions we would like to chat about in our meeting. Omaha folks, I'll bring a copy to the meeting. Thanks,
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A: Questions for the meeting @ 2:30
Here is an email: Hi Scott, I have some questions: The obligation to try to improve performance about the specific performance (ie minimum) standards frequently has a time limit, say 6 months. Do you have a sense for the appropriate time period here? Would it make sense to require them to work longer on the first 2.0 and 2.4 than the rest? Will we have a drawing number for a standard foundation design, or will we need to put words around it. I know we discussed the need for pilings as the most significant change. Do you think that this difference is enough? Did I understand that we want them to pay us at the end for non-standard foundations (as opposed to a credit).
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FuelCell contract questions