Mark, Please review my attached change to the confirm. This makes it clear that if we don't like their changes to the Master we will not accept them and the existing Master still governs. If acceptable I will forward back to AEC. Russell, AEC is reviewing the Master and indicated they would have comments within a week or so. The plan is now to execute this confirm and follow up with the new master. The credit language that was in the earlier version has been removed.
Answer: AEC Transaction Agreement
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Kam, The data-base-id for all Canadian books has been changed to 'CANADA' from ERMS on the database. We will also create the corresponding basis book-id for the Canada Price books in the Canada book mapping table. Over the next week, I will talk with Zhi and get this setup so that once the entries are created in the ERMS tables, we will automatically update the same in RisktRAC. Regards,
Answer: RisktRAC Book-ids
Hope your move into the new apartment went well. I'm sure you are going to have so much fun living there, especially since you really will have a roommate now. Thought I'd give you a little bit of an update regarding Ted... So I didn't get back to the office until Wednesday last week because I was in Austin Tuesday for that recruiting trip. When I got in I of course immediately checked my email...nothing. I also didn't have any messages at any of the 3 phones I can be reached through. Come Thursday afternoon, still no interaction...I am pissed. About 2:00 p.m. he calls. He asks me about San Diego and I ask him about Austin...both trips were great. We discuss UCLA and UT football for a while...I of course get riled up. He informs me that he is going to be trading corn (yes, you heard me corn) for Enron. While he is very excited about trading I get the impression he feels a little overwhelmed and he is a very concerned about how much trading will limit his vacation time. He said that he and Darren (the guy he works with) had been meeting with consultants all week to get up to speed and therefore the week had pretty much just been one long meeting. It is around this time that he brings up the vacation thing and how, to his dismay, as a trader you work when the markets are open and you're only off when they're closed. As a result, he's decided to get in his long visit home ASAP, i.e. "I'm leaving tomorrow (Friday) to go to California for a week." I make sure I heard him correctly and yes he said leaving, tomorrow and 1 whole week (7 days) AND at no point does he ask to get together before he leaves. So, that was Thursday. I'm down on his floor again on Friday to talk to my old group and, to my dismay, run in to him. We exchange pleasantries, I ask him when he's leaving (5:00 p.m.), he informs me he is going to sleep for the entire week in an attempt to catch-up, I tell him to have fun and that's that. Anyway, I was not able to get him out for a drink to find out what's going on and now I just have to wait. Any thoughts? Talk to you soon, Susan ******** Humor is the best medicine. ******** So I'm thinking of taking that T-shirt Ted gave me and writing this on the back of it... I dated Ted Noble and all I have to show for it is this lousy t-shirt. Dont'cha love it?
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The Ted Times