Below is an update from the weekend's activities. The group negotiating the core/noncore proposal met over the weekend to attempt to put the proposal into legislative language/format. The product produced thus far is generally sloppy and ill-drafted and the individual facilitating the group is working tonite to integrate the comments provided and discussions that took place today. He will distribute a new draft by noon tomorrow (PDT). The plan as it currently stands is to deliver a product to Hertzberg by COB tomorrow (Monday). As expected, some in the group are attempting to "recontract" certain portions of the original deal, but those attempts are generally at the margin. The DWR contracts remain a key impediment to any deal. Senator Burton has still not definitively committed to a conference committee to produce a bill to deliver to Davis. In addition, the legislation to create a dedicated rate component to service the bonds to repay the state budget for power purchased by DWR (and de-link the bonds from the DWR contracts) may be on a slower track than folks thought initially. Will have more information tomorrow on where Burton and the bond legislation stand. Best,
Answer: Weekend efforts to translate core/noncore proposal into legislative language
Here is an email: Attached for your review are Transwestern's comments to be filed tomorrow on the CPUC's Proposed Decision in the SoCal GIR proceeding. Please review and comment to either Greg Porter or myself by the end of today. Thanks gh
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Q: I am not trying to twist any arms with this question, but is there anything we can do so that Jody can make the presentation at OU? Since he was the top graduate from the Energy Management Program at OU, it would be great for him to be at the presentation next Tuesday night. I know that recruiting events can be a drain on staffing, but it is also time well spent. I do know that Jody is in a role that has real day-to-day commitments, so if there is not a feasible way to have someone calc a book for him I will understand. I just wanted you to take a look at this. Thanks.
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IN: RBowers@nyiso.com writes to the NYISO_TECH_EXCHANGE Discussion List: This notice is to inform Transmission Customers that the September 20, 2001 OATT Schedule 1 residual adjustments are artificially inflated in the first version of the advisory billing statements. A file used in the computation of subzonal loads was not loaded prior to the billing run making it appear as though no load existed in some subzones. This causes all DAM scheduled purchases and bilateral transactions serving load in the affected subzones to be sold back in the Balancing Market. This creates an under-collection which is then recovered from the market through the balancing energy, losses, & congestion residuals . The 20th will be rerun as soon as price corrections and metered MWh values have been reconciled. The NYISO apologizes for any inconvenience caused by this problem. Regards,

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Here are my standard rules for my witnesses on examination by opposing counsel. They are worth learning well ahead of time because they can be very difficult to follow. Memorize these and we'll do fine on cross (assuming we even get any questions). 1. Listen carefully to the question. 2. Answer only that question; do not volunteer more. 3. If you don't know for sure what the answer is, just say so. 4. If you cannot answer a "yes" or "no" question with "yes" or "no," say so and explain why.
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GIR cross-examination