Dan, I work for Tom Martin on the Texas Gas Trading Desk and he has some questions on EOL "Force Majeure" language. Specifically, we buy/sell gas at the Exxon Katy Plant and were wondering the "Force Majeure" ramifications of the the Plant closing due to freeze-offs, i.e. can we claim Force Majeure in that instance and what remedies are provided for in the EOL contract language? Additionally, we buy/sell gas at HPL pooling points such as Agua Dulce Pool and were curious about the Force Majeure provisions and remedies for these pooling zones. I do not know if you are the right person to contact regarding this information, but if you can provide any insight I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks in advance. Sincerely,
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We will meet for thirty minutes before our 3:30 fundies meeting. 1. EOL market making - Lavo has asked us to increase basis liquidity. Janie has mentioned general theme of market, "why trade on EOL 5000/d and risk moving the market". We are becoming market framers. I think Frank Ermis is a pioneer. 2. Deal confirmations - Anne Bike misbooked a deal for me from March, cost $3.5 million. How do we deal with this issue of confirmations missing deals. 3. Vacation and work hours - Discuss vacation schedules for the rest of the year. We need to do a good job of coordinating when we are out. Mike
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Hello Jeff A voice from the past. Hope you are doing well. I wanted to gain your assistance to point me to the most appropriate person I could interview at Enron. I am helping a client understand how companies in the US Natural Gas and Power industry are coping with the challenges in their industry in terms of developing and retaining the "right skills". So, someone who could provide an external perspective of how players in the industry are coping with the challenges as well as an internal perspective on Enron would be great for me to interview. If that means more than one individual, that is fine too. Hope this is not too much of an imposition. I'll undertake the conversation over the telephone and keep it short.
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Got a delivery failed message when i tried to send this to you the first time. somehow it went to susan.m.sc@kis.ernet.in??? i am sorry to hear about purget, but it sounds like things may work out for the best regardless. i am so excited for you and very excited to visit you in seattle when i return. i must say that you did a very bold thing turning down UBS without having another job lined up. but i agree with you, its definitely best to make a clean break. are all the employees that agreed to stay with UBS going to relocate or stay in houston? did lenhart accept? how long did you have to make your decision? are you still working at enron for the moment? if so, how long can you stay on and still receive a paycheck? what does your mom think about seattle? i cant believe you could be there by march. sorry for all the questions... just excited to hear. yvette and erik have accepted jobs at Huber and are staying in houston, but signed the contract to sell there house before they accepted the job. so they will be moving into an apartment. anything else going on? keep me posted and send me your hotmail email address. i have it in my address book on hotmail but havent been able to access the internet in a week. just want to be able to find you if you leave enron soon. talk to you soon, take a look at the pictures below on my first week in kodai. lisa
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