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Suresh For the next two weeks, I'd like you to focus on the following. 1. Development frame-work and getting Zach upto speed Specs for Syndication report & testing & production date Finalize questionnaire and production date Modifications to Invitee and User stats 2. EnronOnline auctions - structure, and hash out details to enable kick off 3. Legal frame-work , shorten contracts for both deal-rooms and auctions 4. Marketing materials for procurement - and leasing, mail to top 100 list. 5.Complete transfer of operations to Networks group (Sherri Thomas's group) 6. Budget changes 7. Finalize hiring needs for Q1 and Q2 8. Focus each of the marketing leads on revenue, client lists, outreach, marketing and sales strategy Ross - procurement Don - Banks Toby - Data rooms Miguel - leases, legal and other data rooms 9. Dataroom development frame-work Harry
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Here is an email: Mark: I vote for a review of the act NOW, say the last week of February (Feb 26 - March 2). The ISDA seminar is the following week if that is an attraction for the speaker. I will give you a list of suggested issues in the next day or so. Have fun.
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Q: A few months ago, I sent a note to the North American Government Affairs group commemorating a bit of an end point in our efforts relative to California. In that memo, I included a quote that went as follows ? "What we do in life echoes through eternity". I think of these words often and believe them more than ever, particularly after the events, both external and internal to Enron, of the last few months. I do not know for sure what the next few weeks or months will bring for any of us, but I do know that what we've done here at Enron in Government Affairs over the last several years, whether in Houston, Washington, London, Brussels, Sao Paulo, etc. was very good and will be remembered for the positive difference that we have all made in the industries in which we have worked and for each other. We even had a good time doing it. The good work we do will go on for many, if not, all of us . . . for some, here; for others, elsewhere. Regardless of what the future holds, we should all be quite proud of what we have accomplished here and how it has been accomplished. My personal appreciation for all that you have done as well as at having had the opportunity to be part of a group that, unfortunately, will be inalterably impacted and changed over the next few weeks, is boundless. Irrespective of where these changes may take any one of us, I will continue to do all I can to earn your trust and respect. On a more holiday-related note, for those in the U.S., who are working this week, please feel free to leave as early as possible on Wednesday in advance of Thanksgiving to spend time with your families or loved ones. For those not celebrating the American Thanksgiving, you too should try and take some additional time for yourself and families over the next few days, work and business demands permitting.
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IN: Paul, in comparing freight rates for Med vs Caribs and Caribs vs Caribs (cargo size), I do see Bo's point. For smaller lot sizes (8,600 - 11,800 MT), the rates are abt. : $50 - $60 W. Africa to Med and $60 - $80 W. Africa to Caribs however, the larger cargoes (20,000 - 30,000 MT) curently moving are as follows: $30 - $40 W. Africa to Med and $40 - $60 W. Africa to Caribs So, in comparison to the Med, the additional freight incurred on moving a 8,600 MT cargo to Puerto Rico vs a 20,000 MT cargo to the Med is $40.00, or for an 11,800 MT cargo $20.00. Granted, these are not negotiated numbers, so they could be slightly better. Let me know your thoughts. Just keep in mind that PDVSA is there to supply an October cargo at +7. I would hesitate to purchase from an alternative source lest they back off on other negotiations. Best regards,

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The following 12 applications will go for approval at the next executive committee meeting on Thursday, November 1. Please let me know if you know Kommunalbanken AS or KommunKredit. Thank you. Mary Primary Regional 1. Hamburger Sparkasse - German bank Associate Broker 2. Tradition (North America), Inc. - broker Associate 3. LIFFE - exchange 4. Arendt & Medernach - Luxembourg law firm 5. Wistrand Advokatbyra - Swedish law firm Associate Emerging 6. Deacons - Hong Kong law firm Subscriber 7. Kommunalbanken AS - local gov't (Norway) funding agency 8. KommunKredit - provides loans to the Danish local authorities and Danish semi-municipal institutions 9. CDC IXIS Asset Management - (its parent CDC IXIS Capital Markets is a Primary member) 10. DKR Capital Inc. - Investment management firm. (Formerly known as AIG International Asset Management Inc. DKR is no longer an affiliate of AIG.) 11. Bank of England - Central bank 12. Swiss National Bank - Central bank

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