Hey Hunter, how's it going? Got a favor. I am sponsoring a "Summer Series" of presentations to select individuals in EES to get them more acquainted with the wholesale marketplace and other areas of Enron. I will be having these each Wednesday beginning June 13th. We're starting with US Power which Rogers Herndon is going to present. On June 20th, I'd like to have someone present US Gas. I'd really like to have you present if at all possible. We're doing these in 5C2 which holds about 100 folks. The EES groups will really benefit in gaining more insight into the wholesale markets. I'm basically wanting to give them an overview of the current fundamentals in the US Gas market, the influence from Canada/Mexico, an update of storage and transportation balances/concerns, our view of the forward market and the things that are influencing it, etc. We probably just need a 30-45 presentation with about 30 minutes for Q & A.
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Here is an email: Rob: I am faxing to you our comments to the latest drafts of Schedules. Our credit person has agreed to make the MAC trigger as an additional Termination Event so long as (1) we limit the trigger to the S&P rating; (2) we provide a cure concept that the non-Affected Party controls subject to a cap; and (3) we remove the MAC trigger from the collateral threshold definition. I have included some proposed language. Also, with respect to the partnership agreement, I seem to recall that you were reluctant to send us a copy as we traditionally review LP agreements as a part of our due diligence. Is that still the case? I like what you did on the Termination Event but we need some comfort that you cannot alter or narrow the GP's liability that is provided by statute. Could you please give that some thought and we can talk further about it? Tomorrow is bad for me to talk but the rest of the week after tomorrow looks good if you have some time. Carol
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IN: I tried calling you last night but your phone just kept ringing. AND, John Kinder called me this morning and told me I didn't get my capacity. He said the winter goes for max rate and I bid $.16, but the goober would not give me a good feel for what it went for.

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reliant guy, mike jines, called me about the deal with the cpuc. he thinks they will get injured and that sce will just continue the same path of doing nothing for the generators and the marketers. he wants to talk mid-morning houston time after we've digested for our view. with the settlement of the filed rate case, what does that do for us re the ctc claim? presumably they would pay as there would be no argument not to. am i in the right place? i hate to be too logical here. jeff saw your earlier email re your discussions but i've been in another crisis. need to decide what to do tomorrow, or, i realize, TODAY, AS IT IS NOW AFTER MIDNIGHT. michael, can you get with jeff early and start getting our view as i finish the other crisis stuff first in the am?? ?

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Have we gotten started on this one yet? I have done all the due diligence on contracts gtys, etc. I actually provided Carol with a binder a few months ago with all the back up. I probably want to change the collateral thresholds. Let's discuss this morning when you have a moment. Thanks!
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