Q: Hi. Please set up a call for 60 minutes for tomorrow, 10.11.00 for 11 AM CALIFORNIA time and distribute info to the list of folks below. Thank you very much.
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A: Discuss Upcoming Sempra Meeting
IN: I would see the primary responsibilities: 1. Develop with Fallon a written process for the valuation of terminated contracts. We will most likely only have Bjorn for a short period of time given his reluctance to go to NETCO. While no one appears to care about the fact that we have no way to render a correct value for financial statement purposes, this would be a priority if I was managing the estate. There is no metric for the approval of comprises internally. Our curves say one value, the counterparties quotes say another. Differences in value may be a better metric that notional settlement amounts. 2. With IT, assure that the terminated contracts are frozen in value. The book is currently floating, rendering an open position which is unmeasured as to VaR. Examine ways, if any, to manage this uncovered market risk. 3. Valuation of assets held for sale and DASH process. It would appear that we should work backwards from the summary of sale that the Unsecured Creditors Committee wants. There have already been complaints about multiple forms (DASH, transaction review committee for). This would require revamping the DASH process and TAP. 4. Revaluation of International assets. 5. To the extent EES performs post petition, value this book and the associated ongoing costs associated with it. 6. My understanding is that the billing on performing accounts is behind. Manage and develop a process to collect these past due amounts. Collectibility does not improve with time. 7. Ongoing review of business unit's cash requests. 8. Develop a systematized IT solution to payments and transfers made 90 days prior to bankruptcy (in process). 9. Manage the bankrupt counterparty portfolio. 10. Collect amounts owed by PG&E and So Cal Edison ($545 million notional). 11. Maintain a pipeline report.

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Today FERC has issued a Supplemental Notice for the Commission meeting agenda which may become common practice. The public meeting is scheduled for tomorrow and is expected to last most of the day. Discussion items are: Gas Pipeline Operational Flow Orders, GX01-1 Kinder-Morgan 637 Compliance Filing, RP00-343 Efficient and Effective Collection of Data, GX01-2 Report of Natural Gas Sales to the California Market, RP01-397 Electric: Generation Interconnection, EX01-5 Investigation of Terms and Conditions of Public Utility, EL01-118 ARCO v. Calnev Pipeline, OR01-8 Ameren Services, ER01-1136 Northeast Utilities, ER01-2584 Midwest ISO, ER98-1438 Carolina Power & Light, ER01-1807 PP&L Montana, P-2188 Pacific Gas & Electric, P-137 East Tennessee, CP01-80 (expansion project for Tenn./Ga line) Consent items that will be taken up without discussion of interest is the GISB and Order 637 rulemakings (RM96-1-008 and RM98-10/12) and OCS rulemaking, RM99-5.

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OUT: Supplemental Consent Agenda Issued
QUESTION: As a valued member of the Contemporary Arts Museum's Board of Trustees, you have been selected for the Corporate Committee. (You may have been assigned to additional board committees. These committee chairs will contact you soon.) The goal of the Corporate Committee is to bring in new and renewed Corporate Members at the $1,000, $2,500, $5,000 or $10,000 levels. Their gifts will account for $40,000 - $50,000 of unrestricted operating support this year. Your primary responsibility as a Corporate Committee member will be attendance at the year's only Committee Meeting, scheduled for Thursday, November 1 from noon to 1:30 p.m. After the meeting, the development staff will work with you at your convenience by phone, fax and e-mail to draft solicitation letters, deliver them to your office for your signature and assist you in any way possible in your follow up efforts. This year's committee will be chaired by G. Stephen Finley, Senior Vice President, Finance and Administration, and Chief Financial Officer at Baker Hughes Incorporated. The November 1st meeting will take place at his office located at 3900 Essex Lane, Suite 1200. Lunch will be provided. Please R.s.v.p. to Amber Winsor at 713-284-8263. Thank you for serving the Contemporary Arts Museum in this capacity. If you have any questions, please contact me at 713-284-8265 or at kssoh@camh.org. Karen Skaer Soh Director of Development
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I'm on the conference call now. John Novak suggested that you, he and Frederico speak. It sounds like commercial and credit need to iron this out together. John is in his office now and the call usually takes about an hour. Sara
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