This is the content of an email: Looks like we are getting another $5,000.00 from the asbestos settlement. Maybe I should just keep this to myself. I'm so poor and I need so much. Don, why don't I mail this other ag exemption to you and you can fill it out just like the first one you sent in? What mailing address should I use? I'm going to the doctor this afternoon for my allergies. I hate getting old.

Subject: Yo

This is the content of an email: Bob: here is our status from this mornings outage event. NWPL: we were able to manually input 80% of next days nominations. Since we were not able to EDI, we will have to manually input all successive nominations for the day, as well as all actual scheduled volumes in Unify. We were also only able to get in our 80% of nominations with NWPL's help, as they extended the nomination deadline for us. The other 20% of next day business will be nominated as an intra-day. El Paso: basically the same as NWPL.. We were able to manually get in 100% of nominations, but only because El Paso kept their system open an extra hour for us. Let me know if you need aything else. Thanks.

Subject: Unify outage

This is the content of an email: Marie: Can you please send this to the MN Group? Master Netting Group: I just want to personally thank all of you for all of your hard work the past few weeks in addressing our counterparties' requests for Master Netting Agreements. We have been able to sign up a number of them as a result of your efforts and have managed to keep certain counterparties from cutting us off in trading. Thanks again for your efforts and for putting up with one fore drill after another! Hopefully we all learned alot in the process.

Subject: Misc

This is the content of an email: Steve, Following up on our conversations today, attached is a draft fact sheet and our contract with PGE for 180 MW of capacity on the Intertie. Because the contract is in the money both today and on an expected future basis, Belden and Calger recommend continued demand-charge payments to retain the contract's value to the estate. Based on my reading, the contract is assignable either to a third party or Netco. If we default, the capacity would revert to PGE and PGE would sell it at a maximum of its tariffed rate, which is what EPMI pays today.
Subject: PGE Tranny Contract