Backed by popular demand..... I am collecting money for Squaw Valley discount ski tickets. If you are interested in purchasing these tickets, you MUST give me your money by Tuesday, October 23rd. We need to purchase at least 50 tickets to get the deal (last year this was not a problem). The tickets are $47 a piece. (full price is $56) (If you have extra vouchers from last year you can give me those + $2 each, and I can get you tickets for this year). Please make your checks out to me and put them in my box by Tuesday, October 23rd.. See you on the slopes!
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Here is an email: I understand that you will be meeting with Harry Clark on Wednesday, and thought I should share with you my impression of him. I have had mutual clients with Harry, and although I have a bias against guys in his business, I found him extraordinarily useful. For one thing, he is intelligent; for another, perhaps as a consequence of the first, he doesn't over promise; for still another, I have never seen him give a client bad advice. He is certainly worth a serious hearing. Let me repeat here what I have said in a note sent to your home: if there is anything I can reasonably do to be useful let me know. See you in San Antonio.
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Q: Hey Guys, The East Portal Site that we pull PJM data seems to be acting up again and we are consistantly having to call Williams to get numbers to put in. Could we get this looked at by someone in IT or is this part of a larger systems issue? brant
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IN: Sean, Assuming UBSWenergy goes live on Monday, are there any financial products for West Power we need to have ready? I currently have a few PALVE fin swaps under the US West Power Fin Swap product type. Please call Kevin or myself should you need anything created. Thanks,

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<<MF April 20th 2001.pdf>> Good Friday Afternoon - Comments From The Local Guys! One of the reasons that we, the Local Guys are pretty exited about the recent rate cut by the Federal Reserves is that we think it will make a real difference. Over the last few months, there has been considerable talk that while capital spending (especially information technology spending) has been budgeted by corporations for 2001, it has, to a large extent, been 'frozen' as the economic uncertainty had taken a grip of corporate comptrollers. We believe that this latest rate cut (and possible future cuts), could well spur greater corporate confidence (as well as spur greater liquidity from the capital markets) and thus free up already allocated budgets for corporate spending. The 30-year US T-Bond yield is 5.81%. The 10-year yield is 5.30%. The 5-year is trading at 4.81%. Spot crude oil is trading at $28.03 p/b. Natural Gas - Henry Hub - is trading at $5.06 p/mcf. AD Time: The Local Guys! - Who We Are. - The partnership of Jordan Larimore and David Morris manages investments for individual and corporate clients. - We help investors achieve their personal and professional portfolio goals. - We manage individual portfolios.. - We use Outside Money Managers. - We utilize the top Mutual Fund Families. - We help with portfolio re-diversification - taking investors out of highly concentrated equity situations and rediversifying those dollars. - We also work on Corporate Stock Option Plans and 144 Restricted Stock issues. - We welcome hearing from you! Call us toll-free at 1-800-227-4537. Lehman's Research.

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OUT: The Morning Market Call - Friday April 20th, 2001.
Attorney Work Product/Not Discoverable Top Legal Risks 1. Power Forms - Trading contracts in the power industry are very weak. Typical problems include, trading under multiple masters, no liquidated damages for non-delivery, no events of default or calculation of termination damages, broad performance outs. 2. Agency - Several of our major trading partners operate through an agent acting on behalf of several operating companies. This creates uncertainty as to which entity is liable for which trades. 3. Municipalities - Difficult authorization issues associated municipalities. 4.Complexity of transactions - Power transactions can be very complex as a result, in part, of difficult delivery mechanics and volatile pricing. 5.Timing of transactions - Power transactions typically must be completed on a very tight time schedule. 6. Lawyer Training - Difficult, time consuming process to train lawyers on how to document transactions involving power. 7.Process for approval of transactions - Uncertain procedures for making sure everybody understands risks associated with transactions. Documentation Projects 1. EEI - cont'd work to make EEI the trading contract for power/lessen reliance on WSPP. 2. One-off Power Form - creation of contract to be used for individual transactions that are not part of a master. 3. Product Definition - cont'd work on creating/building acceptance for power product definitions. 4. Platform Trading - Encourage use of EEI as trading platform for all e-trading. 5. Single master contract for all physical commodities/financial trading - work with ISDA to develop single contract for physical trading and then roll that into single contract for physical and financial trading
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Quarterly Legal Review -Power