Q: Mr. Bonnell: At Tanya's request I am sending you a draft of the amendment agreement which would include cash as eligible collateral. I look forward to hearing from you and your attorney. The reason why a cash margin payment is not a preference under the Bankruptcy Code is because Section 546 (g) specifically excludes payments made under swap agreements from the preference provisions. I would be happy to speak with your attorney about this.
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IN: Hello: I am working with a group of lawyers organized by the Bar Association of the City of New York to help identify emergency funding sources for small businesses affected by the World Trade Center attack. The idea is to help them secure short term loans and/or grants so that they can stay in business during this difficult period. I am able to investigate the various sources of government funding (SBA, FEMA) but need your help with finding sources of private money such as foundations, corporate funds, the September 11th Fund (?). My goal is to compile a list of available resources for use during counseling sessions with business owners. There are teams of other lawyers from various firms who have agreed to represent small business owners, on a pro bono basis, in their effort to complete paperwork and deal with a staggering array of other legal matters including insurance, tax, real estate, employment and immigration issues. You all share the dubious distinction of being in my rolodex and being perceived (by me at least) as having the right kind of contacts to help me find people and organizations to call. My thought is that you or your colleagues and friends may be affiliated with a foundation, firm or corporation that has somehow raised money or made money available for this purpose. Feel free to call me with information at 646-428-1814 or email me. Also feel free to pass this message on to any others who could help. Thanks, Bill McGovern.

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Gerald, Here are the documents on the Questar open seasons that Stephanie discussed with you. Since the precedent agreements are binding, we would like to put in some sort of contingency clause to give Enron a potential out. Unfortunately, we only have the PAs in pdf format, so we may need to just write in whatever language we need. The Denver office will be meeting with Questar on Tuesday or Wednesday to discuss the open season details, and we can touch base after then. Have a good holiday weekend. Phil

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QUESTION: Dear Family and Friends, Ken and I have invited my father and his two lady friends (Cathy Hofgren and Mary Walsh) to visit us at the Huntingdon in Houston for a long weekend. The visit has been scheduled for late Thursday evening, October 11 until the afternoon of Monday, October 15. Unless the horrific events of the past two weeks and it's aftermath causes some unforeseen problem, we will move forward with their visit. Pop-Pop is anxious to "catch up" and see everyone in the family and some of our friends; he particularly wants to see his precious great grand children. Considering his age and the difficulty in the logistics for him to see everyone, we are planning one big "extended" family/friends casual dinner for Friday, October 12 @5:30 p.m. in the Pool Room @River Oaks Country Club. Mark your calendars and hopefully, most of you will be available to join us. I am aware of two noteworthy events in October; the first is Sharon Lay's birthday on October 8th and the second is Halloween. Therefore, if Sharon is able to attend, we will have a Halloween birthday party. With Halloween as our theme, we will have "FRIENDLY" costumes for all children attending and games to play. Jessica will be e-mailing you with a guest list and getting a definite head count, as we get closer to Pop-Pop's arrival. If any of you have other family members or friends who would enjoy seeing Pop-Pop and/or celebrating Sharon's birthday and you would like for them to join us, please let me know. Lots of Love, Mom/Linda
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Patricia: I can't thank you enough for arranging the many meetings and introductions for the Enron legal group. Lynn and I are extremely grateful as it made our lives much easier and our jobs much more productive. As always, I am impressed with the variety and number of individuals with whom you are so well connected. At the moment, we are trying to finalize an internal memorandum addressing the breadth of the tax issues currently affecting our business in Argentina. I would appreciate your comment on the following two items: (1) Can you cite the law that provides the exemption or modification (not sure which it is) that "financial institutions" are taxed (Gross Receipts) on the spread? Is it possible to see a copy? (I can probably have it translated) (2) I am unclear as to how the Stamp Tax would be calculated with respect to Argentine local parties to an ISDA Master Agreement (crossborder trades) or a local master swap agreement (local trades). Execution of the master agreement itself does not evidence any transaction. Even when any transaction is executed, you are unable to determine net payments owed by either party until termination of the deal. Brent thinks that the tax will be based on the product of the [Fixed Price X volume X term] even though the master agreement will merely provide for netting. Can you verify? Give my regards to Pablo. I look forward to hearing from you. Regards. Sara
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Brent, I have asked several times to get you access to Lotus Notes. If we don't get you access in response to this latest email, we may need to kick it higher. Hope you are doing well...we miss you!
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