Here is an email: Dick: After our conversation, I spoke with our settlements people again who requested an EWEB invoice when Enron owes money to EWEB. I propose that we add a section to the Schedule entitled "Accounts" (Part 3(h)) as follows: "Prior to each payment date for any Transaction, Party A (ENA) shall provide Party B with an invoice reflecting the net payment owed by a party. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Party B shall provide Party A with an invoice prior to any payment date on which Party A owes a net payment to Party B. With respect to all payments hereunder, and except as otherwise directed in writing, the parties shall comply with the following payment instructions: [bank, account no., ABA no.]" Please provide me with EWEB's account data and let me know if you have any comments. I'll send the blackline immediately after I hear from you. Also, I have not received EXECUTED CONFIRMATIONS. Have these been sent to anyone at Enron? Sara
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Q: Ken: Just a brief note to tell you that I have enjoyed our working relationship for the past 16 1/2 years, and to wish you good luck in the future. Tell Linda I said hello. December 14 is scheduled to be my last day here. Sincerely,
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IN: I've heard from quite a few of you, in response to my earlier email, indicating interest in taking this course. I've conveyed this info to Reliant, and they are in discussions with the NYISO to see if it can be offered in Houston. I'll let folks know details as soon as I learn them from Reliant. Howard

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QUESTION: I recall that we set up a warning flag approach with market services last year to make sure that Sempra never "goes physical" without us manning the battle stations and deciding what to do. Do you guys know who the noms would come in to in Market Services if Sempra ever decided to try to take their gas out of Cunningham and move it off system? Care to venture a guess as to what that person would do if a 100,000 nom by Sempra into an IT contract for a haul from the Cunningham storage point to Demarc hit their desk? Sempra couldn't nom the gas into a transport contract without first giving Kent/Sue/Morgan a physical delivery nom under the SF agreement, correct? At which point we would immediately nom the SBA, correct? These issues may be important to our closing this year's deal if TCEM can't come up with the corp. guarantee. I.e., if we can retain absolute control of the noms, do we really have any "go physical" risk??? We need to think this through. DF
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IN: Sorry , I have not given you feedback earlier but I've been on vacation. Randy continues to do an excellent job. He anticipates questions and usually has the answers. He is a very dedicated employee and continues to expand on his knowledge base. He has helped the traders trade the permian and waha points on a daily basis and such commercial experience has proven to be very valuable regarding looking for alternatives to move gas. The only area for improvement that I might suggest would be to challenge others or state his opinion if he has a different opinion from others rather than not say anything or go along with the status quo. He tends to want to be nonconfrontational which is not a bad thing but this is a tough environment and he could get run over if he does not state his opinion.

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Randy Gay Performance