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Just as we got the assignment of the natgas trades in, I got a call from Anita Herrera, the attorney for Statoil, saying she is sending me an assignment of the crude trades tomorrow. It won't be as painful a process, since she told me we they only have one or two crude trades left on the books. Anyway, I wanted to give you a head's up (and maybe to keep any collateral you might have to cover the crude trades! )...
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As a valued member of the Contemporary Arts Museum's Board of Trustees, you have been selected for the Corporate Committee. (You may have been assigned to additional board committees. These committee chairs will contact you soon.) The goal of the Corporate Committee is to bring in new and renewed Corporate Members at the $1,000, $2,500, $5,000 or $10,000 levels. Their gifts will account for $40,000 - $50,000 of unrestricted operating support this year. Your primary responsibility as a Corporate Committee member will be attendance at the year's only Committee Meeting, scheduled for Thursday, November 1 from noon to 1:30 p.m. After the meeting, the development staff will work with you at your convenience by phone, fax and e-mail to draft solicitation letters, deliver them to your office for your signature and assist you in any way possible in your follow up efforts. This year's committee will be chaired by G. Stephen Finley, Senior Vice President, Finance and Administration, and Chief Financial Officer at Baker Hughes Incorporated. The November 1st meeting will take place at his office located at 3900 Essex Lane, Suite 1200. Lunch will be provided. Please R.s.v.p. to Amber Winsor at 713-284-8263. Thank you for serving the Contemporary Arts Museum in this capacity. If you have any questions, please contact me at 713-284-8265 or at kssoh@camh.org. Karen Skaer Soh Director of Development
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Greetings: We are getting considerable traction with the idea of using a "benchmark" to judge utility purchases, similar in concept to what's in place on the gas side. To oversimplify it: 1) set the benchmark 2) the utility buys for consumers and tries to beat the benchmark 3) if (at the end of the year) the utility has beat the benchmark, it shares the profits with consumers; if the benchmark wins, the utility shares the losses with consumers 4) the PUC performs no "after-the-fact" reasonableness; no "second-guessing" California likes the idea and is now looking to Enron to come up with what the benchmark ought to be. I talked to Calger a bit about it today and he suggested that I get together with you guys. As always, time's short. Are you available on Monday? Thanks,
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Getting the PUC off the Utilities Back for Purchases