Mark: Just 2 thoughts on the new draft: 1. In the definition of Global Early Termination Date, how does this work with the new Section 16 concept that Alicia has added to the Schedules whereby the termination of Transactions that raise Section 16 problems may be delayed? 2. Does Section 5.06 conflict at all with the proviso in the Limitation of Liability sections of both Schedules? Carol
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Heather, Do you know : If there are 3 strips in a deal that cover different time periods, say April 1 for a strip, April 2 for another strip, and April 3 - 31 for a third strip....if we plug in a price on only one of the strips, are the days from the other strips going to get valued properly? In the instances that we have had, all three strips were filled in and Risk valued the deal properly; it was just CARP and UNIFY that were reading three times the MW Month amount, which I guess in the end is a simple problem. Holden brought up this point and I wonder the same...do you know? Virginia
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Jeff - per Beth Apollo's message. The bottom line is what CSC really needs to be able to invoice Calif power customers is the 810 EDI files from all 3 CA utitlities. They have stopped sending 810s to us and are only providing 867's. If we can't get the 810s going then the information provided in the attached spreadsheets needs to get to us in order to invoice. This info could come via spreadsheet, or line item within the 867. The business impact to Enron is that we have not been able to invoice for these customers since Dec 5 and this is a large revenue amount.
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Jim - The option number was previously understated - should have been $252,010, for a total avg. comp. package of $384,000 in 2000. Separately, I will forward document you may send externally.
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