Q: Hi, Christian: Stuart has already called this week inquiring about his ability to continue negotiating with the PUDs. Have you had a chance to speak with Pat Boylston? Let me know if I can assist. Thanks (as usual) for all of your help.
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A: capacity of Washington PUD's
IN: It's not clear to me that our draft of the referenced agreement is the latest. Mark thought London may have made some additional changes. Can you email me the latest draft. Thanks!

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OUT: Electronic Trading Agreement
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tantivy (tan-TIV-ee) adverb At full gallop; at full speed. noun A fast gallop; rush. adjective Swift. interjection A hunting cry by a hunter riding a horse at full speed. [Of obscure origin, perhaps from the sound of a galloping horse's feet.] "But both the book and the exhibit show clearly that along with these changes in diet, sport and exercise had an early start and a long run among the tangled tantivy of 19th-century cures, cons, leeches, preachers, drugs, zaps, baths, diets, teetotaling, indoor plumbing, ventilation, and 'Spanish Nerve Grains' that stampeded Americans into our current obsession with fitness." Christina Robb, Exercists America's Longtime Pursuit of Fitness, The Boston Globe, Mar 13, 1988. This week's theme: unusual words. ............................................................................ Man's life does not commence in the womb and never ends in the grave.

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OUT: A.Word.A.Day--tantivy
QUESTION: Attached is your Friday, November 16 edition of the S&P Marketscope. Please feel free to contact us if there is anything we can help you with. Thanks,
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ANS: S&P Marketscope
For those of you who didn't have the patience/patriotism to listen to your president for the whole hour and a half last night, let me share a highlight: Clinton announced a new $1 billion program for economic development on the reservations. Langley may be onto something. If he/we can get the first deal done in New Mexico and assuming Gore wins, there may be opportunities to replicate the deal elsewhere. I'm thinking of tribal lands in Minnesota, Wisconsin, S. Dakota, etc. Perhaps Bill should call Chairman Ken and talk to him about changing sides. Notice that I'm not volunteering to make that phone call. DF
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answer: Albuquerque Project
I read Wednesday's NGPL order (RP00-18-002) as applying only to NGPL due to their unique restrictions and tariff rules. I do not read it as forcing the rest of the industry (i.e., us) to use the floor rate as the reserve price for negotiated index rate bids and ordinary recourse rate bids. I think we can still determine the reserve price on a prearranged deal like the ENA deal based on our good faith valuation of the upside provided by the index mechanism. I.e., on that type of deal, we can determine that the index mechanism is worth "x cents" to us and require a discounted recourse rate bidder to bid more than the floor plus x cents to win. Agreed? Note that NGPL whined that the unique rules they are subject to place them at a competitve disadvantage to the rest of the industry (i.e., us) on this issue. The commission didn't say anything about that, implying to me that the rest of us are still free to do what NGPL cannot do. DF
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ENA Deal