IN: Bill Bradford called this morning and wants to put Duetsche Bank on the front burner. He has been speaking to them and wants to set up a conference call later this week to resolve the remaining issues. It appears that Carol was working on this master. Bill wants to know what lawyer will be picking this up, hopefully sometime this morning, so he can set up the conference call. If you let me know who can work on it I'll track down the file for you...

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Here are the preliminary reports ready for your review. I have not had a great deal of time to thoroughly review the data, so please review for accuracy. TK - Please update the daily rates for contract 27495 (Astra) and verify the rates in blue. I will be out of the office until Wednesday 11/28/01. Therefore, please provide updates/comments by COB 11/27/01 so I can incorporate and forward to Omaha for filing with the FERC. Thanks,

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OUT: October 2001 FERC California Report - Preliminary Ready for Review
QUESTION: This is a gentle reminder, and Im sure that most are aware, but under no circumstances is there to be any construction activiy initiated for the turbine installation at the four mainline compressor stations, until the air construction permits are issued by the applicable air agency. Construction activity is defined, but is not limited to roads, trenching activity, buildings, electrical poles etc. The state and federal agencies take a very dim view on initiating any attempts to initiate construction prior to approval. This approval is considered to be the air permit authorizing construction of the proposed activity. Your assistance in this compliance issue will be greatly apprecaited. Data generation and agency consultations are now in progress to expidite the permit submittals. Should you need further clarification, give me a call (505) 625-8022 or via e-mail.
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Dear Ken: By what I read, you've had quite a time lately. Keep up the great work!. The above will be held at the Houston Club and will be quite a fun event. I believe ENRON has participated in the past. Tables of 10 are available for $5000 and $2500. There will be a very nice silent auction, too. As you know, the DHD, on whose board I sit, does great things for the old part of downtown and many of the facades are a product of the DHD's grants. We would really appreciate ENRON's participation.
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answer: Downtown Historic District "Restoration Ball," December 1st
=09 =09 Dear Vincent, With time running out before Congress finishes b= usiness for the year, ranking member on the Senate Energy Committee Frank M= urkowski (R-AK) is making a new attempt to pass energy legislation. On Tue= sday, the Washington bureau will cover a news conference on Murkowski's pla= ns to announce his new approach to move an energy bill this year. Also fr= om Washington on Tuesday, Energy Secretary Spencer Abraham is the guest spe= aker at Energy Daily's newsmaker breakfast. Abraham is expected to talk ab= out the status of energy legislation in Congress. The Washington bureau wi= ll bring us coverage of the Abraham speech tomorrow. The Houston bureau w= ill speak with Raymond James & Associates E? Energy Team Vice President Joh= n Gerdes. Earnings for some companies are down compared to the third quart= er last year, but Gerdes says production volumes seem to be in line with ex= pectations. He'll discuss the third quarter during the noon ET newscast on= Tuesday. PG?and the California Natural Gas Producers Association are co=
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Q: Dear John, dear Vincent, Let me up-date you on the roundtables we decided in the last meeting to focus on during the rest of the academic year. The original idea was to keep the number of events from 3 to 4 roundtables each semester. The result of the last meeting with all members was driven by enthusiasm, and as you see below we produced a prolific list of 13 subjects. Maybe you can help us to narrow down to a reasonable number, 12 events (one we had yesterday) by May 2002 we think are too many. I also would take this opportunity to update on the ongoing relationships with the most prominent industry in the sectors and have your feedback, suggestion on how to group them in the roundtable. We got great support so far from Reliant, Enron, Mirant, Schell (Coral), Bp, Duke. El Paso, Chevron-Texaco, Phillips, and Halliburton etc.. also are interested and we will present the club to them as well. The major challenge for us is not transform the Energy Club in a Finance Energy Club. At Rice we already have a Finance club and it works very well. We want first educate about the energy industry in general, and second present the opportunities for MBAs in the industry in different areas, including finance but not limited to. Topics of Roundtable Meetings: 0) Energy "101" 1) Corporate Finance (Treasurer or Controller) 2) Energy Consulting 3) Financial Services (trading, risk management) 4) Origination, Marketing and Sales (Oil, Gas, Electricity) - Marteen 5) Project Development, strategic planning 6) Project Finance 7) Project Risk Management 8) Regulation, Deregulation, and Restructuring - Reliant done 9/17/2001 9) Structuring of Products 10) Supply Chain 11) Telecom - Broadband 12) Venture Capital within energy industry - Brian, Paresh Thanks in advance for your precious suggestions and I am looking forward to meeting you.
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