Audrea: Per my voice mail of date, please feel free to contact me aboutthe 2/1/01 gas floor. As I mentioned in my voice mail, the ISDA Commodity Derivatives Definitions provide for the Floating Amount language for caps and floors (see Section 6.2). "Exercise" language is not necessary as this is addressed in the referenced definitions.
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Keith: I had sent to you on August 14, an email regarding the extension of your L1A visa. Please let me know if you wish to renew this before it expires on February 11, 2002? If so, I will need you to complete the visa questionnaire form I sent to you and return to me with the required documents. Please advise soonest. Thanks
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I'm OK with the language, but I want to make sure everyone is OK on the concept. When we left this (unless there have been subsequent conversations with ECS that I wasn't a part of) we rejected Courtney's proposal to reduce our up front payment by $500,000. He was to come back and propose a monthly quantity of gas to be paid over the term of the contract that would equate to the $500,000, but I don't recall that we agreed to it. Did we intend to leave the issue open for more horsetrading on the amount of a haircut ECS should take or were we content to cover ECS at 100 cents on the dollar? I am advised that the Btu number in the letter would allow ECS to get the full $500,000 of up front value. Rod and Steve--this one is up to you and I think its totally a question of
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Supplement to Gas Letter