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Sorry that I missed you this morning. I attended that last Financial Council meeting on SAP this morning just prior to my lunch meeting with Mark Frevert and Rick Causey. Nothing substantial came up on Helsinki, so it was fine that we didn't get to talk today. I had wanted to be prepared on how to address out current activities there. So I can get an update on that when we talk tomorrow. I have a meeting on the analyst and associates program from 9:00 to 10:00 tomorrow. I will call you around 10:00 when I get back from that meeting.

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QUESTION: Dear Jeff, I am interested in summarizing all of our contracts in the western region and identifying any problems (i.e. penalty language, notification deadlines for OFOs, etc.) that may need to be addressed. We have experienced a few problems with SW Gas Corp. recently. They have been penalizing Enron for cuts on EPNG, but when we pursued penalties with them on a baseload one month deal last month, they claimed that all one month deals have been booked on an interruptible contract and cannot be penalized. This was news to me. Can you help me identify what types of contracts we are using to transact business with our customers in the west? I can honestly say that these contracts have not been reviewed by the west desk for some time. Phillip Allen transferred the desk to me in August of 2000 and I have not spent the time to review all of contracts. Let's get together and discuss exactly what I may need. Sincerely,
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ANS: Western Region Contract issues
Jeff, Hope all is well with you. I'm just dropping you this note to let you know I haven't forgotten your call concerning the sale of your share in the Rio house...I've been extremely busy getting my immigration status in order and setting up my company in London. I've also asked Price Waterhouse to update all the accounts of Swanswalk Ltd in Ireland (the company that owns the house) and see the best way forward for a potential transaction seeking to minimize Brazilian and Irish taxes. My personal matters should take me a few more weeks and I will contact you to discuss the house shortly thereafter. Regards,
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answer: Rio house
Hello fellows! I realize this is late notice, but I figure you guys don't have very thrilling lives, so I thought I'd give it a shot. Tara and I will be in H-town this coming weekend for a friend's wedding. I'm in the wedding party, so I won't have much free time, but I just realized that we get in Thursday night at 7:30, so that leaves a window of opportunity for drinks or a late dinner or something that night. Our flight gets in to Intercontinental at 7:30 and we have a car rented, so I figure we could be ready for action by 8:30. Let me know what you all think. Am I forgetting anybody that I like who's left in Houston? If so, invite them. Significant others are encouraged to join. Actually, in every case here, they are more welcome than you, I just don't have their e-mails. (Clay, this doesn't apply to you. You are the focal point of my visit. Oh, and by the way, thanks for letting us stay with you while we're there.) But seriously all, Tara and I would love to get together with everybody. Hope it works out. Eric
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Here is an email: Tana, It was a pleasure speaking with you today. Attached is our company information and the candidate we spoke about. Please give me your feedback. Thank you
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A: ISDA Negotiator
QUESTION: Seminars/Forums, etc. Sub Group I met with Denise on December 16th and here is a recap of the discussion relative to our sub group for your information. Seminars
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Denise Palmer Huggins Interview