QUESTION: Here is the ABB contract you referenced in your email. I am working on a 97-10 compliant EPC contract for NEPCO/EECC. However, I wonder about the challenges presented with the need for NEPCO to enter into subcontracts and purchase orders which preserve the accounting treatment all the way down the line. This is a very tall order given the contracting environment. Your email is an excellent description of the challenges of doing a deal off the balance sheet, and worthy of further discussion. Kay
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ANS: ABB Purchase Agreement - Final Version
Ina: 1. Vacation is fine. 2. Please put meeting below on calendar. 3. I am going to analyst presentation at Vanderbilt. Find out when it is and put on calendar. 4. Can you find out who is on the ENA management committee meeting I went to along with their title and responsibilities. 5. Can you schedule a meeting for Tuesday or Wednesday late afternoon with Phillip, Hunter, and Fletch about EOL Thanks.
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answer: Bi-weekly Meeting
I was going to bed the other night when my wife told me that I had left the light on in the shed, she could see from the bedroom window. As I looked for myself, I saw that there were people in the shed taking things. I phoned the police, but they told me that no one was in his area to help at this time, but they would send someone over as soon as they be available. I said OK, hung up, and waited one minute, then phoned the police back. "Hello. I just called you a minute ago because there were people in my shed. Well, you don't have to worry about them now because I've shot them all." Within five minutes there were half a dozen police cars in the area, an Armed Response unit, the works. Of course, they caught the burglars red-handed. One of the officers said: "I thought you said that you'd shot them!" I replied with "I thought you said there was nobody available!"
Answer: The Shed
Here is an email: Yesterday we received a letter from BPA under which BPA terminated two of its agreements. Ed, Harlan and I discussed some aspects of this earlier today. Some additional information that Steve Hall and I just discussed is summarized below. The effect of this termination on our power scheduling is that the West Desk is now short by 202 MW over its earlier position. After termination the contract positions are: COB: 150 MW on peak (purchase from BPA) 200 MW off-peak (purchase from BPA) Mid-C: (339) MW on peak (delivery to BPA) (238) MW off peak (delivery to BPA) Terminated contract numbers: 97 PB-10123 (Wauna/James River) 98 PB-10277 (Firm Power Sale) The termination fo the Wauna/James River contract presumably also terminates the "book out" agreement negotiated earlier this year, and increases our net short position to BPA.
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A: BPA Termination of Contracts
Q: Hi Vince & Rick, attached is a resume of a friend of mine from when I worked in NYC. This guys has MIT Aerospace background but has extensive trading and risk management experience--one of those with commercial and technical experience. He is an excellent team player with great personality as far as working in stressed and dynamic environment goes. He will do well at Enron. I think he is ready to try Houston like I did as he is ready to raise a family.
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A: Possible Candidate
Here is an email: CAMPUS MAILROOMS CLOSED FOR CLEANING Officials Continue Precautionary Measures to Ensure Campus Safety D.C. Department of Health Director Dr. Ivan Walks today confirmed that one (1) of a total of 54 environmental samples from Howard University's Main Mailroom on the ground floor of the Administration Building tested positive for evidence of Anthrax spores. Howard University officials immediately closed the site and, after contacting CDC (D.C.) Team Leader John Brooks, have already initiated the clean-up process, which is expected to be completed within the next 12 hours. The University has hired IT Corp., the same company contracted to clean the Brentwood (U.S.) Postal Station in Washington, D.C., to clean the mailroom. In resolving the situation, the University also contacted the FBI, CDC and the EPA and has affirmed that the measures being exacted at Howard are in line with established, recommended protocols. In maintaining its proactive stance, the University hired a CDC-approved contractor, Nichols Environmental Associates, which began testing the mailrooms on Nov. 8. As a precautionary measure, mailrooms in Carver, Slowe, Meridian, Howard Plaza Towers, and the schools of Divinity and Law will be closed until testing has been completed. Each of these sites receives mail directly from the Brentwood facility, including Howard University Hospital's mailroom which will be tested on Tuesday, Nov. 13. Results from the tests are expected within the next 72 hours. All employees of these mailrooms have been notified about the clean-up process and each will report to the University's Employee Health Center at Howard University Hospital on the morning of Nov. 13 for additional, precautionary evaluation as well as instructions for reporting to alternative work sites. As a precautionary measure, the University had already placed more than 300 mail-handling employees on prophylactic medications in line with D.C. Department of Health and CDC protocols, beginning the week of Oct 21. Of the individuals identified, none have shown signs of illness from the Anthrax bacteria. Incoming mail will be stored at a secured campus site until completion of work at the main campus mailroom. As stated previously, employees with medical inquiries or health concerns are encouraged to contact their personal or family physicians. Students with medical inquiries or health concerns are encouraged to contact their family physician or the Student Health Center. # # #
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Safety Advisory: Campus Mailrooms Closed for Cleaning (11/12/01)