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Current Plan: Days away: Sept. 21 through Oct. 3 (assuming you work on the day we leave and go back to work the day after we return) 9 work days Wed. Sept. 20 - Leave Houston around 6:00 pm Thur. Sept. 21 - Arrv. London early a.m., transfer to flight to Nice - Arrv. Nice around noon? rent car & drive to first hotel (less than 1 hour away); collapse Fri. Sept. 22 - Stay in same hotel, visit Monaco, Nice? Sat. Sept. 23 - Drive to St. Tropez - through Nice , Cannes & other coastal towns, check-in mid afternoon Sun. Sept. 24 - St. Tropez Mon. Sept. 25 - St. Tropez Tue. Sept. 26 - Drive to Nice, return car, fly to Paris Wed. Sept. 27 - Paris Thur. Sept. 28 - Paris (Versailles or Fontainbleu - half day side trip) Fri. Sept. 29 - Paris (Giverny - Monet's gardens - 3/4 day side trip) Sat. Sept. 30 - Paris Sun. Oct. 1 - Paris to London in afternoon - probably by Eurostar train - (arrv. London late afternoon) Mon. Oct. 2 - London (meetings for CLH) Tues. Oct. 3 - Fly London to Houston (lv. around noon, arrv. around 4:30pm)

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Group, There is a new binder for EPE hourly deals for 2002. The deal sheets MUST be kept in this binder. We are currently missing the deal sheet for 12/30/01 to 01/01/02. Please be on the lookout for this sheet or sheets. Those who were on shift for that period will need to coordinate what deals were done and will need to reconstruct a sheet. These sheets are currently a main source of information on EPE for settlements. The deal sheets should be clear, concise, and should have information such as energy type, delivery point, who you spoke with and at what time. I will be sending another email regarding EPE procedure and model updates for 2002. Thanks,

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I have some of your mail and I am not sure of your location. If you would like to stop by ESC06406 and pick it up or give me a call and I can forward it to your assistant that would be great. Thanks,

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