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Confidential - Attorney Work Product/Not Discoverable A. PGE I. Termination Rights Based on the Failure to Post Collateral It is possible that we could terminate the following contracts based on PGE's or one of its subsidiaries's failure to post collateral as required by the underlying contracts": 1. PG&E/ENA - Financial ISDA - Enron exposure $23 million 2. PGET Power/EPMI - Physical power - Enron exposure $215 million 3. PGE Canada/Enron Canada - Physical gas - Enron exposure $15 million 4.PGE Canada/ENA - Physical gas - Enron exposure $1 million II. Termination Rights Based on PG&E's Failure to Pay Indebtedness It is possible that we could terminate the following contracts based on PG&E's or one of its subsidiaries's default on indebtedness in excess of a threshold (either $100 million or $50 million): 1. PG&E/ENA - Financial ISDA - Enron Exposure $23 million 2. PG&E/EPMI Physical Power -Enron exposure ($90 million)

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FYI, particularly the part about the performance management system. Let's see what kind of data we can get about the Microsoft evaluation system to find the differences. Thanks. Michelle

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Tom, Here is a sample of the output for this request. For this I have only used May 2002. I for the boxplots one has had records removed when the ambient and gearbox temp is less than 0 (I can provide turbines and times if needed). There were many records where this occured. There were also 5 records where the Gearbox temp was over 100 and these were also removed. All of these over 100 records occured on turbine 105 on May 1st between 1640 and 1740 (UTC). Temperatures were as high as 366. If this format is acceptable let me know and I will generate graphs for the data we have (Jan - "current" 2002). Mark

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Gear Box Temp Graphs