IN: Hey, Jason: Hope you're doing alright. I received a call from NY and before I called back, I checked the infamous Lotus Notes. It seems that you were going to send a letter to NY summarizing the outstanding issues (I think there was only one issue). Please let me know if this was ever done. Thanks. On a sad note, I don't know if you heard but Samantha's 19-month old daughter (adoption not final) was killed in a tragic car accident last week. The child managed to crawl under the car while it was in the driveway and Sam didn't see her. Did you really get to know Samantha? If so, and if you would like her home address, please let me know.

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OUT: N.Y State Electric & Gas Corporation ("NY")
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Don't know what you are talking about. They gave Sylvia their form with their view of how the world should revolve around their wishes in October 2000. She sent it up here is late January for Legal's initial review. I understand it mimics the Utilicorp agreement. If you have some incite that would lead you to believe that they would sign our Master, please send me a credit worksheet so that I can prepare a Master Firm Purchase/Sale Agreement. Also please give me a contact so that we can forward the new contract to that person for execution.

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OUT: EnergyOne Ventures LP
QUESTION: I'm thinking MK may not be email proficient. Also note WordPerfect documents. I bet her secretary had to come into the the office on Sunday.
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ANS: NW
ENA is selling EES gas on CGAS. Sitara deal #225818. EES is showing a price of $3.347 for May production and we are billing them $3.324, which price is correct? Thanks
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answer: EES pricing issue
I've deferred the negotiation with Mark Knippa given my need for some information from James and Kevin on our ability to avoid peak usage, etc. Steve Harris and I talked this morning about settlement authority and our going in position, obviously, is that ECS should pick up the whole $300+ K. I expect that Knippa will angle toward a split the difference approach and then try to put his share of the value on some future deal. To counter that, I think I'll need to hit him pretty firmly on the "relationship issue." I.e., he's got to fix this problem or his chance of doing more deals with the pipeline group will be seriously hurt. That should be a big deal to him and may get us the resolution we need. To push that I need three things from you: 1. Rod, have we already communicated to ECS, or at a higher level like Redmond, that we won't do any more deals with them? Obviously if we have already told them we're done working with them, my threat won't carry much weight. 2. Are you all OK with the threat? I suspect that our threat to quit doing business with them will go immediately up their chain of command and that Redmond or someone will call Stan to complain. 3. Can we agree conceptually to do future deals if Knippa needs a bucket to put our dollars in? He may propose something specific and I'd like to be able to agree that we will "work with them" on future deals. Thanks. DF
Answer: ECS
Q: I forgot to tell you - I tried to call you from my cellular when I was coming back from Jerry's yesterday. I kept getting a message like "We're sorry, this number does not accept calls from unidentified numbers" or something like that. I had that same problem with Mr. Homco's home phone number a couple of weeks ago.
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