Here is an email: Parcel 8867 has been allocated as follows: Bid number 3850 has been awarded to Canadian Natural Resources Limited for capacity release parcel 8867. Releasing Shipper: Enron North America Corp. Path: Kingsgate to Malin Begin Date: 12/4/2001 End Date: 11/1/2002 Amount Awarded: 15000 Bid Amount: 100.0 Price Denomination: Percent Of Max Tariff Rate System Award Message: Auto-Allocated in full to pre-arranged shipper Bid number 3850 was awarded under new contract number 08170.
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A: PG&E eTrans Notification: Parcel 8867 has been allocated.
Q: Gerald, Please prepare a draft ENFOLIO per the attached for Colorado Springs Utilities. When available, please forward Jay Williams and myself a copy of the completed document. If you have any questions, please give me a call. Sincerely,
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A: Colorado Springs Utilities Master Physical
IN: Effective August 16th, 2001, the ETS Deal Capture Team will help process all firm agreements on TW. All requests for firm service should continue to go to Michelle or Dennis for the base agreement processing; however, the Marketer should complete and forward a deal sheet (attached) for completion of the discount amendment and for us to obtain the appropriate approvals. Deal Capture will also tender the agreements and hand partially executed deals to Contracts for activation. As time permits, we will reconstruct the TW Firmbook listing of all active agreements by production month. Please let me know if you have any questions or concerns. Thanks! Craig

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OUT: TW Firm Contract Processing
IN: This is an email
Attached are the updated New Power numbers for COB 9/24/01. A margin call in the amount of $18MM was made today. It is still pending confirmation of payment. Please let me know if you need any additional data. Thank you

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OUT: New Power
QUESTION: assuage (uh-SWAZ) verb tr. 1. To soften or relieve (a burden or pain). 2. To pacify. 3. To appease or satisfy. [From Middle English aswagen, from Old French assouagier, from Vulgar Latin assuaviare, from Latin ad- + suavis (sweet).] "As soon as Alliance Theatre Artistic Director Susan V. Booth heard about last week's terrorist assault, she began planning an event that would use drama and literature to assuage the grief." Speed Reads, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Sep 21, 2001. Eat, sleep, work, walk, shop, drive ... on a typical day, we do hundreds of mundane things. But Tuesday, September 11, was far from typical. We expressed our dismay at the tragic toll of the terrorist attack with verbs like grieve, cry, hurt, etc. What makes us truly human is what we did in the days that followed. This week AWAD looks at five verbs which helped express our feelings. -Anu
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ANS: A.Word.A.Day--assuage
IN: Good Afternoon, We have just completed the first part of the application requested this afternoon that will zero-out the schedule strip volumes for deals selected through this new program. The program I am sending you now only selects deals. The ability to zero-out the schedules will be available in about an hour. However, we want to get the program out to you guys as soon as possible so that you can find any potential bugs. Thanks, David Poston

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Important - Deal Zero Application