Today's mail brought the following news: 1. Metropolitan Water District: MWD has terminated Deal Nos. 790056.01 and 807275.01, effective December 12, 2001. There are two other one-month deals, one beginning in February and one in March. I am confirming with MWD that they intend to terminate those as well, as is required under the WSPP agreement. 2. City of Vernon: City of Vernon has terminated all deals effective December 27, 2001. 3. WAPA is retaining monies due Enron for post-November 30 deliveries while WAPA "assess[es its] set-off rights under the Bankruptcy Code and other applicable law." 4. City of Luzenac has suspended deliveries until January 15, 2002. 5. City of Burbank has terminated all transactions immediately.
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answer: West Power Counterparty Update: 12/31/01
How has your day been so far? Do you like were your new desk is? Do the same people sit next to you? If you have time, call me and let me know how you are. The books were delivered today. I just started looking at them, but I think it will help us. heart me
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answer: how is the new building?
U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY NATIONAL EARTHQUAKE INFORMATION CENTER World Data Center for Seismology, Denver Reply to: sedas@neis.cr.usgs.gov or neic@usgs.gov The following is from the United States Geological Survey, National Earthquake Information Center: Preliminary hypocenter for earthquake of 2001 Jul 19, UTAH, about 25 miles (40 km) NNE of Loa, Utah: latitude 38.7 degrees north, longitude 111.5 degrees west, origin time 20 15 34.0 utc, depth 3 km, magnitude 4.3. The magnitude and location may be revised when additional data and further analysis results are available. There have been no reports of damage. The location and magnitude for this earthquake were furnished by the University of Utah, Salt Lake City. Stations used: MSU eP 201544.3 MVU eP 201545.2 SRU eP 201550.5 PV10 P 201552.5 MPU eP 201557.9 DUG eP 201605.0 DAU eP 201605.2 ARUT eP 201606.5 NOQ eP 201608.3 CTU P 201609.0 PV01 P 201616.1 ELK P 201629.7 TPNV P 201639.8 BW06 P 201641.5 BMN P 201648.6 ISCO P 201648.9 HAYW P 201650.8 HLID eP 201654.8 ANMO eP 201658.3 LAZ P 201659.8 LENM P 201703.8 LPM P 201705.7 BNM P 201706.9 MCMT P 201709.3 JLDW P 201709.4 TUC qPn 201710.6 WVOR ePn 201713.7 BOZ eP 201718.7 CHMT P 201738.9 WALA eP 201808.8 WMOK eP 201814.0 MIAR eP 201908.8 ULM P 201920.8 SIUC P 201943.4 PWLA P 202001.5 LRAL P 202016.8 GOGA P 202043.8 EDIS-07-19-01 1443 PDT
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answer: [EDIS] EQ MAG 4 3 UTAH [News: Statewide]
Please respond to Sivy on Stocks SIVY ON STOCKS from money.com May 4, 2001 Staggering toward profits The economic numbers are hard to sort out, and some analysts are talking about stagflation. The best stocks for this environment include consumer products companies like Procter & Gamble. By Michael Sivy The most recent economic data all contradict each other. First we hear that real gross domestic product grew at a 2 percent annual rate in the first quarter -- a stunner, because just about everyone was expecting growth to
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Sivy on Stocks: Staggering toward profits