As you know, we have a new book runner for the west. I have asked Kam Keiser to go ahead and set up two new books for you guys. Matt's book will be IM WC Socal, and Jason's will be IM WC Nocal. These books will be ready for when we move into the new building. I will transfer any positions that I have to you guys at gas daily mid. You will make the markets for your own books. We will address having you guys take the gas dailies in the near future. Congratulations! Mike
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The attached schedule covers Monday through Wednesday, Jan 21-23. Schedules sent yesterday for the holiday Monday and for Tuesday now incorporate later weather forecast data and are again shown on sheets "EES-Schedule day 1" and "day 2". The schedule for Wednesday, Jan 23 on sheet labeled "day 3" is being sent early to accomodate the long holiday weekend. If significant changes occur, this schedule will be rerun Tuesday AM. Associated text files for all dates will be posted to Sparky as usual.
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answer: EES CA SCHEDULE for 1/23/02
GS&Co and GSI have different repo agreements and these are generated from different offices. I have been placed in touch with the London lawyer who handles GSI. Tom: I have asked again about the form of ECI consent.
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Brian, Pat Mackin requested that I forward this on to you. I think he has a good idea here to look at a process for RIF selection. Currently, it is done on an ad-hoc basis, with plans being prepared for each situation. Pat, do you still have a copy of the one you prepared a while back? It would be an excellent start. Thanks.
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Willrich; RIFs