QUESTION: The following item was presented in this week's corporate change control.... Dec. 28 Beginning at 5:00 p.m., the Corporate server team will remove domain controllers CORPHOU-DCARD02 and CORPHOU-DCARD03 from service to be rebuilt. These are just two of the numerous active domain controllers within the Corp domain. There should be no disruption of service as user requests should automatically be redirected to an active domain controller. Once these servers are rebuilt, they will be returned to the Corp domain. Dec. 31 From 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m., the Corporate server team will move ECTHOU-HR1 to the Ardmore data center. This move will result in a total disruption of service for those HR users whose S:\ drive is mapped to this server.
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ANS: ETS and Corporate Change Control

QUESTION: =09 =09 Dear Eric, The Washington bureau will have a full plate when w= e return from Thanksgiving break. Congress returns with many lawmakers urg= ing action on energy legislation before the end of the year. Washington Bu= reau Chief Peter Cook says there's a long list of legislation ahead of ener= gy in the Democrat-controlled Senate, but Republicans are threatening to fo= rce a vote through a filibuster. In turn, Democrats are saying they'll fil= ibuster any energy bill containing a provision to open Alaska's Arctic Nati= onal Wildlife Refuge to drilling. The legislation battle continues next we= ek. Peter also says the Washington bureau will continue to follow the FER= C's major decisions regarding how it assesses market power. The Commission= announced a major change this week that will impact many of the large and = small utilities across the country. Also next week, we'll see what Energy= Daily Publisher Llewellyn King has to say about Pat Wood's performance as = Chairman of the FERC. And rumors are flying about DOE Secretary Spencer Ab= raham - on Monday, King talks about the whispers he's hearing in Washington= . ENL's Gale Smith will have a report from the Houston bureau next week o= n a Louisiana company that uses rice hulls to create power. Agrilectric In= corporated consumes some of this power, but most of the electricity is sold= to an area utility company. We'll have details next week. Also, Houston= Correspondent Kim Benestante will bring us coverage from the Alaska Resour= ces Conference taking place next Thursday and Friday. We'll also bring you= details on the final report regarding the chosen route of the Arctic natur= al gas pipeline. The report is due to Alaska's Governor on November 30. = We'll hear from Center for Energy Efficiency and Renewable Technologies Exe= cutive Director John White next week. ENL's Kym McNicholas will speak with= White about his organization's opposition to the state's long-term power c= ontracts. Catch White from the West Coast bureau next week. Closing Pric= es for Nov. 21, 2001: Crude: $18.96 Unleaded: $0.5273 Heating Oil= : $0.5342 Natural Gas: $2.813 Keep in mind things are subject to chang= e at a moment's notice. Occasionally guests have to cancel or change time s= lots. We'll continue to do our best to keep you updated on future intervie= ws and events. Have a great Thanksgiving break! We'll see you on Monday. =
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QUESTION: Jeff: Sorry this took so long but here are my thoughts on the above: 1. In Section 3.1 (c), I'm assuming that the additional sections were added because we will get these reps in another agreement from the Trust. Is that correct? 2. In Section 3.4 e), the new language regarding rescission of acceleration I think belongs after the phrase that begins, "if the effect of such failure..." Also, where did the new language regarding prepayments at the end come from? Is this in the Revolver or in Enron's existing deals? 3. Section 3.11 should be made subject to Section 5.7 or vice versa. Carol
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Swap Assignment Agreement - April 20 Draft