I'm OK with the language, but I want to make sure everyone is OK on the concept. When we left this (unless there have been subsequent conversations with ECS that I wasn't a part of) we rejected Courtney's proposal to reduce our up front payment by $500,000. He was to come back and propose a monthly quantity of gas to be paid over the term of the contract that would equate to the $500,000, but I don't recall that we agreed to it. Did we intend to leave the issue open for more horsetrading on the amount of a haircut ECS should take or were we content to cover ECS at 100 cents on the dollar? I am advised that the Btu number in the letter would allow ECS to get the full $500,000 of up front value. Rod and Steve--this one is up to you and I think its totally a question of
Answer: Supplement to Gas Letter
Susan, We bought your ticket yesterday. I will either put it in the mail to you today, or if I do end up making it to the states, I will mail it from there. Where do you want to go when you get here?
Answer: got your ticket
Legal, Per the request of John Malowney, please prepare an ISDA between Enron North America and West Linn Paper Company. Kortney Brown or myself are you credit contacts. Please note that all deals done with this counterparty need to be fully secured. Thanks,
Answer: West Linn Power Company ISDA request
ENA is waiting for a blackline from Harvard's outside lawyer which should incorporate all previous discussions. Until that time, we cannot be certain that Harvard has incorporated all of our comments and concessions. Sara Per: Do you want to have a conference call with all of us?
Answer:
Harvard ISDA