Hi Joe, I received Mike Richards' comments. Other than word changes which he and I had discussed there are three changes that I need to discuss with you: (1) an agreement between the parties to work in good faith to resolve the pre-bankruptcy storage fees and file for bankruptcy approval within 30 days (don't worry about the bankruptcy angle, just the business side); (2) instead of "as is" language, no warranty as to fitness for intended use, ordinary use or a particular purpose; and (3) potential offset with other post-petition costs. Give me a call-5-3910. Shemin
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Please take a look at this history of the regulatory issues on Hubbard. Note that I am still trying to confirm some potentially helpful facts. I'll walk you through what I think this means on Monday or whenever you have time. Thanks. DF
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MRyanTaber@nyiso.com writes to the NYISO_TECH_EXCHANGE Discussion List: Dear Market Structure and Scheduling and Pricing Working Group Members, The October 4, 2001 meeting was rescheduled to Tuesday, October 9, 2001 from 9:30 - 4:00. The location was also changed from the Desmond Hotel to the NYISO office, 290 Washington Avenue Extension, Albany, NY, conference room WA. This meeting is being rescheduled at the request of a number of Market Participants in order to avoid conflicts with the Operating Committee, SOAS and TPAS meetings that day.
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We have received the originally signed copy (via fax) of the Termination Agreement dated 3/15/01 with respect to EnronOnlineTransactions Nos. 10000172 and 1000173. Copies will be distributed.
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Hess Energy Trading Company LLC