This is the content of an email: Hunter, Thanks again for the Coffee. I really enjoyed hearing your take on the industry and actually I really enjoyed your interview as well. I love to debate - especially economic theory/politics - which made your interview amazing to me. Quick Question, I apologize for not having a pen when we grabbed coffee. I'm having difficulty remembering the books you recommended. Would you remind again? Jason

Subject: Quick Question

This is the content of an email: We have a highly negotiated Annex B and B-1 which Samantha has just revised. She will send it to you. It is not to be used ever again (unless we agree once again). I can't remember where we left off on the confirm format.

Subject: Con Edison - trade done

This is the content of an email: The place (outside) is a mess and needs some clean-up (e.g., get all that old wood out of the front yard, whack down the weeds). Possible for you guys to come up next Wednesday night and we can do a quick clean up on Thursday. I'm going to try to hire a hauling company to help us and haul it away. If Cameron has to work are you available? Best,

Subject: Memorial Day

This is the content of an email: Shelley, By tomorrow morning I am pretty sure I can have the period Aug 2000 through Jul 2001 Cash In/Out reconciled (roughly) with the PNR and the large PPAs accounted for for each month. Attached is what I have summarized so far. Please go to the last worksheet tab called "SummaryCashInOutStats". I have also finished summarizing within each month the total Cash Out qty and the total Cash In qty and priced each at the appropriate cash in/out price. Since the imbalance quantities are broken out, the actual cash settlement per customer will vary some from actual as the cash in/out mechanism nets the quantities by customer first before applying a cash in/out rate to that customer. Thx, Jim
Subject: Monthly Cash Out Reconciliations