Q: Shelly: I received your e-mail regarding this years Super Saturday's. I am currently an Associate, but as an Analyst I participated in a couple of Super Saturday's, but haven't done any in a little while, so I wanted to offer up my services. Please let me know if there is anything I can do, because I'll be more than happy to help out again. Thanks! Ben
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IN: Martin: I wasn't certain if I sent you an email earlier today, but I am in need of current information regarding Swedish law, in connection with an ENA swap with a Swedish corporate. I faxed our counsel (from the 1996 derivatives survey) Advokatfirman Vinge KB to inquire about the enforceability of arbitration in ISDA agreements between US and Swedish parties. Do you know the answer? Or do you have any other suggestions? We did a trade yesterday and I'm trying to document using a deemed ISDA. I appreciate any help. Regards. Sara

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OUT: Further to my voice mail of 5/31/00 on your cell phone
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Guys, I received Harrell's memo concerning the fuel use for the turbine and the fact that you had to reduce gas producer speeds to comply with the permits fuel use requirements. My question is, how does the fuel use compare with what Solar says the fuel use should be? If we can get Solar to provide written guarantees and "UP" the fuel use value for the turbine, we can up the fuel value on the permit. The state of Colorado perceives increased fuel use beyond manufacturers values as the turbine not operating correctly and in need of mechanical adjustment. From their eyes, this would be a strong indication of excess emissions, and I think there evaluation would hold some merit. Anyway, I dont want to send up a red flag to the state of Colorado. Would you contact Solar and compare their fuel use values with what the monitors say the turbine is burning at La Plata? Then let me know. If worse gets to worse, I may be able to use another tactic, but only as a last resort.

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Are you still working every other day? Please see my SITA message to Sharon Lewis and let me know the most efficient way of proceeding. Thanks. Sara
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With all the ongoing changes that have been taking place around here and the known fact that some of us will be going our separate ways, it is my hope that we can all keep in touch in the future. I would like to put something together for the group, so please provide me with your contact information, so I can prepare the "Let's Keep in Touch" contact list for Government Affairs. Below is the contact information that I would like to receive from each of you. Once I have put the list together, I will forward it to everyone. Name: Home Address: Home Phone#: Home E:mail address: New Place of Employment (if available): Work Address: Work Phone Number: Work E:mail address: Cell #: Other Family Contact Information: Please provide current (or future if known) address and phone number. Thanks to all!!! !
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"Let's Keep in Touch" Contact List