Here's the latest I've heard from EES regarding ways in which we've managed to thoroughly confuse them. I'm researching most of these questions, but as with last month, there are a few Real Time deals they don't see in the spreadsheet you guys send to them. Would you mind checking this out when you have a minute (or despite the fact that you don't)? If you revise anything, just let me know or e-mail it directly to Mark Confer and Brooklyn Couch. Thanks,
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answer: EES - April Deal Discrepancies
Here's an outline of what I was thinking of using. Obviously, there are huge holes in it, but I wanted to see if I'm on the right track. Kay
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answer: Peoples document
Attached is the template settlement agreement for the EPMI assignment transactions. Bill and Tanya, can we get an updated copy of the transaction list (I think you may have identified some additional transactions since you ran the copy that I have in front of me). Bill, has anyone discussed with you the "message" that these transactions may be sending to counterparties ... you have probably already discussed this with Louise and John and others, but if not, we may want to make sure we are on the same page as to communications with counterparties before we get the ball rolling.
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answer: Settlement Agreement
Sara - I am coming to Houston for a cousin's Bar Mitzvah on May 18th. Can I stay at your house? I can interview you then. Sam
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answer:
Visit