QUESTION: Phillip, Here's a copy of the spreadsheet we gave to Bill Bradford. Our exposure on the financial deals increased relative to the february spreadsheet from $45 mil to $71. Also, we have one physical deal (next winter), which is not physical storage, that is marked at $12 mil. The spreadsheet shows five synthetic storage deals with PGE Energy Trading that may have the wrong counterparty in our system. I'm at the office and will be here through the meeting. My cell number is 832-444-7702 if you have any questions. Mat
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These notes are very high level. The goals of Brads meeting was to evaluate the need for the development of a systems diagnostic tool and to develop a process for notification of critical business application and hardware failure. This was a follow up meeting where alternate forms of communicating with customers was discussed. Critical Business Application: Outlook (Exchange Servers) Mailman.Enron.com Websites / Servers (all the www.hottap.enron.com there are eight in total) EDI Hub EDI Net VPN PGas TMS CMS CRS Set up a process for notification of outages and customer notification: Scott Abshire felt Blackberry would be very beneficial for internal communication due to the ability to send direct messages to one another inside the building. Develop three methods for communicating (Email, Page and voice mail, Pop Up messaging). Outage and failure communications to go to the HotTap Help Desk, Shelley, Directors and Team Advisors. Outage and failure communication messages to be distributed from either the Help Desk or Jean McFarland. EDI possibly could be rolled into the same communication method. Scott Abshrie and his group are all ready planned and budgeted a diagnostic tool, the first phase is for hardware and will be functional by yearend 2001. The second phase will be for applications in in service sometime in 2002. With this plan in place there is no need to duplicate efforts.
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Chicken Tacos 1 pkg. (4 count) skinless boneless chicken breasts 1 pkg. chicken taco seasoning Tomatillos 4-5 Onion (1 small) 1 jalapeno pepper 3-4 pieces of garlic 5 sprigs of cilantro salt and pepper (to taste) Toppings cheese onion tomatoes lettuce sour cream picante sauce Boil chicken in water, seasonings, onions and bell peppers. Once done (about 20-25 minutes), shred the chicken in a skillet. In a blender, add tomatillos, onion, jalapeno pepper, garlic, cilantro and 1/2 cup of broth from your chicken. Mix well. Pour vegetable mixture in skillet with chicken and add chicken taco seasoning. Mix well and let simmer for 20 minutes over low heat. Serve with tortillas and toppings. Erica
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Here is an email: I completely forgot to ask you what the mood is like in Houston after everything that has happened. How did you meeting with Sally go? Any gossip? C'mon, you gatta have something.
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Q: Lucy, The apartments that have new tenants since December 15th are: 1,2,8,12,13,16,20a,20b,25,32,38,39. Are we running an apartment complex or a motel? Please update all lease information on the 1/12 rentroll and email it to me this afternoon. Phillip
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