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Louise, Would you consider being a keynote speaker at this conference (Feb 22 evening)? The conference will be held in Austin. We have a very good relationship with UT and we are helping them to organize this conference. I shall be glad to provide you more information about the event. Vince

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OUT: Spring 2001 Energy Finance Conference Participation
QUESTION: We currently have an opening(s) in the Utility Risk Management (URM) group reporting to Steve Swain. Based upon the candidate skill level, the opening(s) will be at the Specialist, Sr. Specialist or Analyst level. Responsibilities will include: Building and maintaining forward price curves for a number of utility tariff rates across the WSCC. Tracking and analyzing URM's portfolio of retail positions. Preparing daily reports for management that analyze various factors contributing to changes in positions, P/L, hedges, etc. Performing research and analysis on legislative and regulatory changes that could impact our price cuves and/or positions. Working closely with the Retail Gen desk to coordinate activities involved in managing EWS's overall retail position. Research to support the development of effective hedging strategies for the various risk exposures inherent to the URM book. The ideal candidate(s) will possess sound Excel modeling skills (including at least superficial knowledge of Visual Basic), some familiarity with database systems and/or experience collecting and analyzing large amounts of data, excellent organizational skills, and a solid understanding of financial statements. While some experience with regulated tariffs and utility cost of service modeling would be helpful, it is not necessary. For those interested in learning more about the position, or about URM in general, Steve Swain and Gordon Savage will be hosting a Brown Bag Info Session on Friday, 10/5 from 12-1 PM in Mt. Hood. If you are interested in this opportunity, please let Julie Kearney know by close of business on Friday 10/5.
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Sam: We need to send Sharen Cason the Deemed ISDA format to reconfirm this transaction. It is a domestic deal and I'd like to review your template before sending to Sharen. Please email to me on Monday so that we can send to Sharen. Thanks. Sara
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answer: Cargill Alliant financial deal # 495432.01
I swore I would be one of those people who said never and really meant it. Well, I guess "they" are right . . . Clay and I have some news. (No, I am not pregnant.) But, we are buying a house in Dallas. We close on it two days after my arrival in London. Thankfully, Clay will still be here. We will rent it out over the next year while we are away. Our move in date will be sometime next summer, depending on our tenants' situation. So, about the never say never part. The house is in south Highland Park. Gasp! We never expected to buy a house this soon. And, I NEVER--I repeat
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Here is an email: ***REMINDER*** We have not yet received your feedback. Your input is very valuable and to be included in the participant's summary report, it must be received NO LATER THAN CLOSE OF BUSINESS on Monday, October 22, 2001. Without your feedback, the participant may not receive a summary report or be eligible to attend the program.
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A: TIME SENSITIVE: Executive Impact & Influence Program Survey
QUESTION: I am told that ISO disbursed to participants the CERS monies it received last week for trade month Februrary '01 for approx. $404 million. Every week another month is supposed to be processed but I beleive Feb was the biggest month. Alan
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ISO Disbursed $404 million this morning