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Vince, I told Corwin I would forward this to you in case Enron has any interest in getting involved.
--Stinson -----Original Message----- From: "Joy, Corwin" <Corwin.Joy@Caminus.com<@ENRON [mailto:IMCEANOTES-+22Joy+2C+20Corwin+22+20+3CCorwin+2EJoy+40Caminus+2Ecom+3E+40ENRON@ENRON.com] Sent: Thursday, May 10, 2001 10:17 PM To: Gibner, Stinson Cc: 'cindyjoy@houston.rr.com' Subject: RE: Chris Rodriguez Speaking of California - UC Berkeley is talking to us to help them run a continuing education course on some of the power industry issues. Would you or anyone from Enron be interested in teaching part of it? Corwin -----Original Message----- From: Richard Tsina [mailto:rt@unx.berkeley.edu] Sent: Thursday, May 10, 2001 6:56 PM To: Masiello, Ralph Cc: Richard Tsina Subject: Re: RE: Greetings from Berkeley! Ralph: 1. As soon as feasible (fall?) 2. Houston is fine. We regularly run semiconductor courses in Texas. We'll book a hotel. A possibility would be an SF and Houston presentation, say a week apart (or two). Pls let me know. I'd be delighted to visit and discuss this if you'd like. Cheers, Dick Richard Tsina Assistant Dean, Professional Studies Department Chair, Continuing Education in Engineering University of California Extension 1995 University Ave. Berkeley, CA 94720 RT@unx.berkeley.edu +510-642-4151 (voice) +510-642-6027 (fax) <<< "Masiello, Ralph" <ralph.masiello@caminus.com< 05/10 2:15 PM <<< Richard, glad you found me. Caminus (hit our web site, caminus.com) does software and consulting for energy trading and risk management. Given that the California utilities were forbidden to buy forward, much less hedge, etc., and now the state has to buy forward and hedge without much experience, we have been thinking that they need help big time. A special course on energy trading and risk management, especially if it emphasized the perspective of the side that has to fulfill retail load, might be very timely. We could put together a good course and get a couple of non-Caminus speakers in as well. What time frame would you be thinking about? PS - an alternate location that is in many ways preferable could be Houston, much of the industry is there -----Original Message----- From: Richard Tsina [mailto:rt@unx.berkeley.edu] Sent: Thursday, May 10, 2001 5:12 PM To: Masiello, Ralph Cc: Richard Tsina Subject: Greetings from Berkeley! Hi Ralph, Assuming this got through the rolling "brown-outs" greetings. Since Felix retired and George moved to Illinois, we haven't done any power-related courses at UC Extension with the exception of that one course on deregulation a few years ago. Given the serious energy problems around here, do you think it might be time for a course on the issues? I'd be delighted to discuss this if you do. Best regards, Dick Tsina Richard Tsina Assistant Dean, Professional Studies Department Chair, Continuing Education in Engineering University of California Extension 1995 University Ave. Berkeley, CA 94720 RT@unx.berkeley.edu +510-642-4151 (voice) +510-642-6027 (fax)
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