IN: Hey, I'd like to know if I could buy you a beer sometime and pick your brain on how things work in the NW term trading world. I'm one of the NW mid-marketers now (4 of us total) and I'd like to know in advance how to best work with you, add value, and not be a pain in your ass. Let me know if this is OK. You pick the time & place. Thanks!

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Hi, Jeremy and Francis: Just to confirm that we are going to meet at Larry's desk at 3:00 PM tomorrow afternoon. Thanks a lot for your help! George Huan

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OUT: Meeting at Larry's Desk 3:00PM tomorrow
QUESTION: It's that time of year again, wanted to get everyone's comments on having a Christmas lunch, with all the women on the west desk. Dates suggested for having it are December 13 or 14th. Janie suggested having it at Zulas. I'd like to get everyone's feedback on having it, the date you like best, and any different restaurant suggestions. Last year we had a $15 limit on gifts. Also, should we invite Kim Ward and Stephanie Miller, they are part of the west desk. If I left anyone off the list, please let me know
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This is to confirm tomorrow's USEC Meeting with Richard Kingdon and Michael Woo. The meeting will take place in EB3321 @ 10:00a.m. on Tuesday, March 21. Many Thanks, Liz
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answer: USEC Meeting
Mark, Jason and Sara: Deutsche Bank has requested that we make various "Securities Act" reps in the ISDA Schedule in the event that we do equity derivatives. These reps require us and them to say: 1. To the extent that a Transaction involves the purchase and sale of securities, it will not be registered and the securities cannot be sold except pursuant to a reg statement or exemption. 2. Each party is a QIB or an accredited investor. 3. Unless otherwise set forth in a Confirmation, any securities that a party is required to deliver shall not at the time of delivery constitute restricted securities or be subject to restrictions on transfer. What do you think about this? Carol
Answer: Securities Act Reps
Q: Mark/Barry--- I finally had a chance to look this week at the Colorado PUC proposed rulemaking amendments regarding price risk management (PRM) for gas utilities. As we had generally talked about, the appetite for meaningful change to the PUCs rules has been pretty weak by staff and to a great extent by the Commissioners themselves. These proposed rules reflect some movement toward encouraging utilties to implement PRM, but does NOT require them to implement, nor is there a clear statement that the PUC will allow recovery of costs. Here's a short list of what's in the rules:
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Colorado PRM