Here is an email: Per my voice mail. We should put a draft together today for Chris to review. He will start giving Merchant Energy pricing today but will not transact until the end of the week.
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IN: Mark; John can be located at V&E's office in DC (202-639-6600 - ask for Conference Room 625). He is staying at the Willard Hotel (202-628-9100). Apparently, he will be in DC until tomorrow. Rgds, Sami

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I have red-lined the changes that I feel we need to address for a short term spot deal with the City of Austin. Please review and let me have your comments. If you want ENA to do the deal, I need to make a few additional changes for the items ENA cannot do.

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QUESTION: Attached is our updated forecast. Note that for Monday the largest proposed distribution is for California Gas through the end of the month. That decision is currently being evaluated by the business with a final decision on Monday. A minimum of $250,000 for Ca. gas will be required. Please have the cash committee approve the entire balance of the month contingent on business sign-off. Thanks
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IN: Hi Hunter, I tried sending you an email earlier but I didn't have the right address. How are things? I am still looking for a job. I have attached a copy of my resume to this email. If anything comes your way could you please let me know. I am not necessarily fixated on trading. It would be optimal but I will do anything else for now. Thank you for everything,

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