Here is an email: Greg: Can you help me answer this question? Also, we have been through our ISDA forms and had the following questions with respect to Canadian law matters? 1. We have assumed that for all ISDA Masters where Canadian law applies, we should not insert our arbitration provision. Is this correct? 2. With respect to the Trade Option exemption and Eligible Swap Participant reps that we normally insert in our form (which I have enclosed below), we have assumed that the only time that these reps should not be inserted is when the Master is between ECC and a Canadian or Foreign counterparty? Is this correct? What we are unsure about is whther these reps are needed when ECC's counterparty is a US entity. We look forward to hearing from you. Carol
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A: ISDA Securities Rep
Here is an email: Top of the morning to ya Yes its true !! Some have heard the rumor but have no fear " Stumptown bike and brew " is coming to a neighborhood near. We did a "test ride" the other weekend and this drunken debacle proved to be quality mahem for sure. Just to give you an idea for Saturday. The test ride was out to Alameda Brewery, Lauralwood brewery, Moon and Six Pence, Goodfoot and then "we closed up Dots". You can meet us while on the ride if 3 is a bad time, we'll be out for the night. Any questions, give a call, Cheers,
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A: Oct. 6 Bicycle Pub Crawl and Maylay (fwd)
Here is an email: Mark: A concern has been raised about IT service providers working on EOL or other Enron projects and then taking know-how to a competitor, such as Dynegy. Since these service providers tend to work for a lot of different companies, it seems like this is a significant issue. How do we address this risk in the contracts? Do we need to add a non-competition clause? Mark Haedicke
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Non-competition Clause in IT Service Contracts