Here is an email: Ray Alvarez brought to my attention today a news item indicating that the Congressional Budget Office released a report earlier this week entitled "Causes and Lessons of the California Electricity Crisis." The 30+ page report is available on the home page of the CBO's web site at www.cbo.gov. I have quickly read through the summary and it is largely favorable. For example, the summary says: "Much of the blame for California's electricity crisis attaches to the state's restructuring plan -- but not to its objective, electricity deregulation. (...) But deregulation itself did not fail; rather, it was never achieved."
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A: New Congressional Report on California
Q: The attached is the latest draft of the pro forma interconnection agreement being prepared as part of the FERC ANOPR process. This draft has been prepared by the Alliance of Energy Suppliers (AES) as part of its continuing effort to take a leadership role in this process and ensure an outcome that will be beneficial for the interests of AES member companies and the generator community as a whole. It will be referenced on today's conference call. This draft is the working draft the coalition is working from this week. A final "consensus" version will be circulated and filed at FERC on or by January 11, 2002.
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A: Latest Draft of Pro Forma Interconnection Agreement for Conf. Call Discussion
IN: Hey there! I went to jeep at lunch. The guy is giving me a good price on the car. However, he is trying to screw me on the price of my car. He is telling me that the price of the car purchased from the dealership is as follows... Manuf price $23,668 +sun roof- $704.00 +destination charge $600.00 + a few addl charges$364.00 Total price $25,336 That is pretty consistent with what I show for the price. Possibly taking off a few of those fees but that is pretty minimal... I am thinking that I should sell my car myself... What do you think. Please see the attached file. This is how the guy is trying to screw me.

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OUT: jeep
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Attached is a revised petition which includes the section of ECS' discussions with WFEC. Please review. I sending out this draft for the sake of saving time without review by my clients and am asking them to review as well. I assume the next step is for Jeff to revise the conclusion with the bullets points and circulate a final draft for everyone's review. Let me know if this is not the case. Thanks for your help.

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OUT: Revised Petition
QUESTION: I will be in London the week of January 15th. I understand from Beth that you and Frank will be in Spain on Monday night. Beth and I plan to have dinner that night. Will you be back in town later in the week? I have business plans for dinner on Tuesday and Thursday. Could you make dinner on Wednesday night (the 17th)? There is an Enron happy hour for Beth that I will stop by at 6:30 that night, but I expect to be free after that. I have a belated Christmas gift for you. Hope we can get together! --Sally
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IN: I'm looking at the Skelton option (Hart County, GA), and can't figure out when it was executed. (must confess I didn't read EVERY word) Can anyone help me with this? Thanks,

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Skelton option