I sent a MB Quart speaker back on 2/19 because it was making a buzzing sound. It was recieved on 2/26. Do you have any idea how long it will be before I get a replacement? Thanks.
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When: Friday, February 01, 2002 1:30 PM-2:30 PM (GMT-06:00) Central Time (US & Canada). Where: ECS 5112 *~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~* Please plan to attend a meeting today at 1:30 p.m. in ECS 5112 to discuss Rate Feeds for UBS. We need to ensure that everyone will get the rate feeds that they expect to see in the various systems. We need to make sure that there are no holes in the process!
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Ken: Pete van de Gohm and I attended the NPC meeting in Washington on June 6 where the final draft Critical Infrastructure Protection (CIP) subcommittee document was presented to the Secretary of Energy and the NPC membership. The draft document was accepted and the final document is being prepared. At your request, we are pleased to continue working with Archie Dunham and the NPC subcommittee to attack the next phase of the project, the development and implementation of an Information Sharing and Analysis Center, or ISAC. The ISAC will be the tool in providing threat information to the industry and is the main focus of the CIP project. This next phase may require the involvement of an Enron attorney and a business lead as the ISAC will likely take the form of an LLC or similarly structured entity. We will address these as the need arises with Jim Derrick and Steve Kean. We feel we have made a great contribution to the energy industry by moving this project forward, and we are eagerly looking forward to our continued involvement. Regards,
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Hi gang. You guys may or may not be interested in this. The files "febsaleinv1.xls" and "febsaleinv2.xls" are excel formats of ENA's invoice to CES for the month of Feb. The "2000ces02.xls" file is where Goodell and I keep track of the CES transport demand charges and all the transport pricing. There is also a tab in this file called CGAS. I use the data in this tab to calculate the sale to CES on CGAS. It is a completly manual process. I believe it would be benificial for all of you to at least understand the pricing (excellent performance review stuff). I do want to go over the data in the CGAS tab just to make sure I'm looking at the data correctly. Thanks.
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CES billing for February