IN: Lawrence, I hope you and your family are fine. Is there someone from your friends and relatives, who is involved in this terrible strikes in New York and Washington? I hope not, if yes let me know who. You may remember Dan Plice, who made a joke on Hub's party as he told us, that Ronald Reagen is his uncle. He lives since 10 years in NewYork, doing business in IT. At the moment I have no living sign form him but hope he is ok. Unfortunatly this is a bad time to congratulate and feel happy with someone, who did a great step foreward in his career, but I want to use this email to do so. Believe me, all members of the Stammtisch are proud to have you, the new COO of ENRON, as a friend. Say hello to Kathrin, Mary and Nicolas. Servus Ferdl PS: You missed a big trinking time on the weekend of the 25th aniversary of the Stammtisch. More info's and pictures will follow later.

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OUT: News
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Bob: (1) got a vm from Carol and she really needs the EES C.A. - I know she left you a vm (2) surprise! I just received an email from Cargill asking about none other than setoff Part (b)! Let me know what you find out.

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OUT: setoff
QUESTION: Dear Power Outage Database Customer, Attached you will find an excel document. The outage contained within is a forced outage. Your daily delivery will still contain this outage. Any questions please let me know. Thanks.
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ANS: MAAC (Vienna 08)
Hoyt, Under the Older Workers Benefits Protection Act, we must provide demographic information to persons over the age of 40 who are offered severance packages in exchange for a release. We need the title/position and the age of the persons holding those positions for the persons who were offered a package as well as the persons who were not offered a package. We will provide this data to persons over 40 to validate their releases. Thanks.
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answer: MG FX terminations
Hi guys, Here's a list of questions as I'm working through MDEA. Actually, some are questions, some are reminders of things you were going to send me: Receipt Point - need def'n RR Load info - I was going to plug in something, or we were going to have an exhibit to describe. RR Off peak defn - RR transmission - we've added transmission services, but it isn't defnd. Any suggestions? scheduling equipment - do we want to refer to the list? term - previously I was instructed to take out the evergreen renewal, now is it back in? If so, is the mechanism in the first draft ok? contracted resources - I've added in a def'n - we need a schedule. Name, date, subject matter of contract. More questions to come, but I wanted to get this to you asap. Reagan, you might want to look through the comments you gave me for more open items. Thanks!
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Q: Here's a draft of a termination letter. I'd be happy to see what everyone thinks before we use it. For instance, what tone are we aiming for? If we want to be all legal and hard-nosed, I can throw in ETA section references, etc. or if we want to be softer we can emphasize other trading opportunities within Enron and possibly explain our reasons for the termination. Let me know what you think.
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Draft EOL Termination Letter