QUESTION: While you were out, it was a bit crazed as you expected. I'll hit some highlights for you: Botchlett and Straub position statements: went out on Wednesday. Chapman: I sent the Ok. lawyer a letter and hired Lyn Mattson to investigate. Roome: Spoke with Trey (we had a case against each other a while back and get along well) and sent him a letter. Left Haedicke a message asking if we should give anyone in particular a head's up that they mentioned the SEC investigation. He says don't need to pass along. Anthony Sexton: Got out that separation agreement. Ken Rice: Sent Mark Haedicke a memo outlining the non-competition obligations and potential issues. CC'd you on it. Kitchen/Nettleton: Further discussions with T&F, Oxley, Marcus, Tim Callaghan, etc. Sounds like Marcus is happy. We're getting packet for consular process out to T&F, they send to London, and we think that with some luck (depending on FBI delay on background check), January or February may hold their interviews. Marcus decided not to switch to J&G. RIF: I helped out on some connected stuff, including helping Kerry with release language and speaking with counsel in Mexico so HR can determine what needs to go into calculations for analysis of shutdown of all Mexico ops. Internet Use: Prepared a memo for Oxley. He hasn't responded about whether he wishes to use it. He walked someone out the door (without talking to legal) for posting on the internet from work. New Hire: I did what Vance says was the final new hire orientation. :( We'll talk on your return about figuring out how to tell new hires what they need to know. Hope you had a good trip and a happy Thanksgiving!
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Attached is the referenced counterparty approval list. Per earlier emails, no U.S. counterparty should be approved for european power until we hear otherwise. Also, per my email yesterday, CMS Marketing, Services & Trading Company was already approved yesterday to do basis financial. All other prior approvals for that counterparty should stay the same.
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answer: Counterparty List for 12/28/99
Dear Team, The Fundamental Analysis Team is developing a presentation database that will: Creating a centralized repository of presentations that are current for each commodity group Better document management - multiple users can simultaneously view and select various slides. This will increase speed of presentation development since users can email their selected information to the development team. Add to Cart feature - allow employees to select the slides they need from various presentations and email it to their inboxes. Provide standardized formats and up-to-date information We are in the process of developing a program that will encompass the benefits above. In the meantime, a temporary database has been created in the o:/Industrial Markets/Fundamentals/Presentation Database. The database is divided in to commodity groups and specific topics. Please forward me any presentations that you are currently using and I will add them to this database. If you have any questions, please call me. Thank you,
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Here is an email: Dear Vince, I have attached the invoice for the workshop that Beth O'Sullivan and I conducted for your group last month as well as a summary of the workshop evaluation. I am sorry for the delay, but we were waiting to receive more of the workshop evaluations so that we could provide you a more complete assessment of the workshop by the attendees. As it is, we only collected 11 responses of the 17 attendees. I will also send you a copy of this invoice in the mail and will be glad to send you the actual evaluation forms completed by the attendees if you would like to have them. As mentioned in the attached, we enjoyed working with your group and hope that you can see the difference the training made in the presentation ability of the attendees.
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A: Workshop Invoice
Q: Dear Jeff, Been a while. Hope you are yours are doing OK after the tragedies in NY and DC. Unfortunately, I lost a friend who was working at WTC. Been a bit hard to get back to the normal aspects of life. Will update you on some of the more relatively mundane but exciting developments on my end soon. Currently just starting discussions for a potential CEO role at an enterprise software company. Hope things go well for you. Regards,
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Here is an email: I am taking Good Friday as my discretionary holiday for the year. I will be in Austin with my daughter for her official tour and info session at UT, plus a look at dorms. Patti will have numbers where I can be reached in Austin. We are making final changes to the orig presentation today - I will be reviewing those tomorrow in Austin. I am e:mailing you a current draft version, although it does not yet reflect all of the changes needed. I am still trying to eliminate some pages to make it more a more manageable size. I have taken the work that Rahil and Fred have done on the services and have made that into an appendix - nice work, but way too much detail for a presentation.
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Discretionary Holiday - Friday, April 13