Below is an update from the weekend's activities. The group negotiating the core/noncore proposal met over the weekend to attempt to put the proposal into legislative language/format. The product produced thus far is generally sloppy and ill-drafted and the individual facilitating the group is working tonite to integrate the comments provided and discussions that took place today. He will distribute a new draft by noon tomorrow (PDT). The plan as it currently stands is to deliver a product to Hertzberg by COB tomorrow (Monday). As expected, some in the group are attempting to "recontract" certain portions of the original deal, but those attempts are generally at the margin. The DWR contracts remain a key impediment to any deal. Senator Burton has still not definitively committed to a conference committee to produce a bill to deliver to Davis. In addition, the legislation to create a dedicated rate component to service the bonds to repay the state budget for power purchased by DWR (and de-link the bonds from the DWR contracts) may be on a slower track than folks thought initially. Will have more information tomorrow on where Burton and the bond legislation stand. Best,
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Here is an email: Caminus Training in December 2001 You are invited to attend 2 training programs that will take place in the New York office next month. The cost for each program is $960 per day. Space is limited so please sign up quickly by sending an email to training@caminus.com. A description of each of these courses is attached. Monday, December 3 Zai*Net Importer/Publisher - Using XML to move data in and out of Zai*Net in real time. Monday-Wednesday, Dec. 10-12 Zai*Net Overview and Report Writing - Comprehensive overview of the system for first-time users. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me. We will be announcing our 2002 training schedule shortly so any ideas/feedback would be greatly appreciated at this time. Regards,
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Q: Enclosed please find a draft reponse to DEP's "change of position" in the Pompano case. Although we would normally take DEP heavily to task for its eleventh-hour change of position, and argue that the process cannot fairly proceed without additional procedural protections, I understand that keeping the trial date is our paramount concern here. Accordingly, we have pulled our punches somewhat, and simply try to accomplish 3 things: (1) place all parties on notice that we will be advocating issuance of the original draft permit at the hearing (we can always pull back on issues that turn out to have no consequence), (2) require DEP to clearly state, for the record, exactly what textual changes to the draft permit it is advocating (we will also attempt to do this through discovery), and (3) sensitive the judge to the fact that we will likely need to expedite our discovery from DEP. I would like to file this by mid-afternoon tomorrow (I am travelling on Wed.) and would welcome your comments at your earliest possible convenience. Thanks!
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IN: On September 14, 2001, the Commission accepted tariff sheets filed by NEPOOL, effective July 1, 2001. The tariff sheets conform the existing mitigation price screen provisions of Market Rule 17 applicable to resources that run out of economic merit order to the revised bidding and compensation regime of three-part bidding and Net Commitment Period Compensation. NEPOOL explained that the proposed differences in percentages applicable to the Energy Block Price were appropriate since they apply to different base values depending on whether the resource is regularly or seldom run in economic merit order. The price percentages applicable to Startup and No-Load bids are the same for both resources as both resources use the same base value. If you need further information, please let me know. Susan Lindberg x30596

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There has been a move scheduled for you on Tues., Oct. 2nd. Please let me know if you have any questions or concerns. Your new location is as follows: David Forster - 3121d Susan Lindberg - 3129a Eric Saibi - 3111d Smith Day - 3120b Ed Baughman - 3110e Reagan Mathews - 3122d Thank you,

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Uncle Clark, It just dawned on my that I never really thanked you for our visit. All four of us had a great time. It was so good to see all of you and especially great to see the kids get together and have so much fun. I really regret that as I was growing up, we really did not see that much of each other( and by we, I mean the Kansas group and the Girons). But even given that, I feel as if you all have been part of my life and every time we get together it's like we have always spent alot of time together. I guess that's why they call it family. So once again, thanks for your hospitality and we look
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