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Greg Whalley has requested a Trader's Meeting tomorrow morning @ 7:45 a.m. (CST). The meeting will be held in his office, ECS 06752. The dial-in number for Portland and Calgary is listed below.

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OUT: Trader Meeting - 2/7 @ 7:45 a.m. (CST) - ECS 06752
QUESTION: Greetings: Sounds like I'm glad that I missed the quiz last week. Hate to be a nag, but we've got to turn in what we're doing for our project on Thursday. I propose doing a nice, clean merger, which would allow us to do both comparative analysis (who are these companies?) and merger/valuation analysis. Mark and I talked last night and I pleaded again not to do strict accounting stuff, but if that's what folks would like to do, I can certainly suck it up. Any thoughts? Best,
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We have not yet received your response. Please forward your responses to the questionnaires to Eddy Daniels as soon as possible. Please disregard this message if you have already sent your responses. Thanks. Sent on behalf of Eddy Daniels
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answer: Enron Corp., Enron North America Corp. and Enron Net Works Questionnaires
Attached is the referenced counterparty approval list. On Encal, the only amended counterparty, I don't know if this is a change or not from the prior approval, but Leslie shut them down for power. All other prior approvals for that counterparty should remain the same.
Answer: Counterparty Approval List for 02/17/00
Here is an email: ISO Market Participants SC Settlements Contacts The ISO has corrected the problem with the Imbalance Energy Price Summary published on ISO OASIS. The data published now is correct. Client Relations Communications.0715 CRCommuncations@caiso.com <mailto:CRCommuncations@caiso.com>
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A: CAISO Notice - Real Time Prices on OASIS Are Now Correct
QUESTION: Hi Jeff, Today's most challenging business and technical problems require and generate mountains of data. Managing this data explosion has become an incredibly complex task. New implementations always require moving data from the legacy system into the new application. Products, components, customers, vendors and employee data - everything must be moved. And it doesn't always come from just one place. Sometimes data from multiple systems must be moved to one big 'integrated solution'. The issues involved in data cleansing, formatting, converting and preparing for upload are so time consuming and so exacting that it makes sense to outsource select components of the project to an established firm with extensive experience in data migration! How do you meet this challenge? Live TechSolutions Whether your need is for continuous sharing of information between single or multiple source and target entities, networks, applications or systems, or a one-time data conversion from your legacy system, our team has the experience and software utilities to convert and migrate data with incredible speed, precision and security. Strategy > Analyze > Design > Test > Implement > Maintain Live TechSolutions team minimizes the time, your valuable staff needs, to devote to solve application integration issues or to transfer critical data from existing software applications to new applications. Our disciplined approach and demonstrated success in meeting deadlines with sensitive data is reflected in our refined methodologies and "best of breed" tools. Our solutions seamlessly interface legacy systems to maintain "mission critical" functionality while integrating necessary information sharing. Live TechSolutions is an industry leader in data migration and transformation services. We have helped hundreds of companies transition from a legacy software system to a variety of ERP, HR, and Payroll systems. Jeff, Please let me know of a convenient time to contact you and schedule a more in depth conversation about our Data Migration Services. Regards
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Migrate to a more Scalable Database