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Gary, Just wanted to check and see how things were going for you on 44. Hopefully you are now in possession of a phone. If so give me a call, I would really like to get together for a cup of coffee or just a few minutes to enjoy the lovely weather outside.

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OUT: How goes it?
QUESTION: Per David's request, I'm attaching a (very old) form from Houston, not often used here anymore. I'm not sending this directly to David (if only to avoid "form shopping"). Let me know if I can be of further assistance. Thanks. Sara
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ANS: Tolling Agreements: For Brazil
LAST CALL for signing up for Fundamentals of Electricity. As a result of several calls, we have extended the registration deadline until this Wednesday, January 23rd, 2002. To register for this informative class, fill out the registration form and fax it to (713) 856-6199 to my attention by this Wednesday! Thanks, Lana Moore NESA <<521_Electricity.pdf>>
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answer: Fundamentals of Electricity - Extended registration deadline
Let me know if you need anything else. Susan is out today, so Shona and I will try to address any requests you might have today. Susan will be back tomorrow.
Answer: Book Request Form
Here is an email: Ken, Attached is the Agreement with my comments redlined over your changes. Sorry for the delay Please review and let me know if you have any questions. By copy of this email, I am requesting David Marshall to review the insurance section (Section 11) and provide any comments he may have.
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A: Comments to O&M Agreement
QUESTION: Hi Cle, We need a revolving loan agreement between Midwest (now enovate) and Enron. Please call me at your convenience to discuss (713 345 7566). Thanks,
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Enron/Midwest Energy Hub