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From: 	"Dr. Bob Sports" <football@drbobsports.com>@ENRON [mailto:IMCEANOTES-+22Dr+2E+20Bob+20Sports+22+20+3Cfootball+40drbobsports+2Ecom+3E+40ENRON@ENRON.com]
Sent:	Thursday, September 20, 2001 6:07 AM
To:	Wilson, Derek
Subject:	College Football Best Bets

Dear Member:

This week I have 3 College Football Best Bets and 5 Strong Opinions. Remember, I only
play the Best Bets. The Strong Opinions are games that were close to being Best Bets.
Opinions usually win around 54% of 55% of the time. Good luck.

3 Star Selection
OHIO (-2.0) 38 Iowa St. 24
Ohio University returned 17 starters from last year's 7-4 team, but they stand at 0-2
after road losses at Akron and West Virginia. I expect the Bobcats to bounce back with a
strong effort here at home, where they are 14-7 ATS the last 5 years and 8-1 straight up
recently. Ohio runs an option offense that returns 9 starters from a unit that averaged
323 rushing yards at 5.5 ypr last season. That offense will prosper against an Iowa State
defense that allowed 4.5 yards per rush to Northern Iowa in their only game this season.
The Cyclones have historically been horrible defending the run and they even allowed 4.4
ypr last season despite having two defensive lineman that were taken in the 3rd and 7th
round of the NFL draft last spring. With only 3 returning starters and no stars on
defense, the Cyclones will once again allow teams to run on them and Ohio should easily
rack up over 300 rushing yards at about 6 yards per rush in this game. The Bobcats can
also throw the ball when needed as they averaged 7.8 yards per pass last year and have
thrown for 10.1 yards per pass this season. While the Bobcats' offense figures to
flourish, the defense is good enough to contain a Cyclones' attack that tallied just 337
total yards against Northern Iowa. Don't be fooled by the 45 points that Iowa State put
on the scoreboard in that game as Northern Iowa turned the ball over 7 times, leading to
short drives of just 18 yards, 13 yards and 15 yards. Iowa State will be a good running
team again this season with the quick Seneca Wallace at quarterback and Ennis Haywood as
the featured back (1311 yards at 5.2 ypr last season). However, Wallace is not a good
passing quarterback and he completed just 5 of 11 passes for a paltry 48 yards in the
opener while the other Cyclones quarterbacks could muster only 41 yards on 7 passes. Ohio
returns 8 starters to a defense that allowed just 19 points per game last year and held
Iowa State to 25 points and Minnesota to 17 points in two road games against good
offensive teams from major conferences. Iowa State is not as good offensively this year
with quarterback Sage Rosenfels in the NFL, so I see no reason why the experienced
Bobcats' defense won't be able to limit the Cyclones again this season here at home. Ohio
qualifies in a 167-97-4 ATS early season indicator that is already 12-6 ATS this season
and they also qualify in a 56-18-1 ATS statistical indicator that plays on good running
teams against teams that can't stop the run. Iowa State is also just 6-18-1 ATS as a road
underdog in coach Dan McCarney's 6 years at the helm and that record will be even worse
after today.

2 Star Selection
Michigan St. 20  NOTRE DAME (-9.0) 21
Michigan State has won and covered the spread with room to spare in each of the last 4
years in this series with 3 wins coming as an underdog. I'll look for another possible
upset here as the Irish continue to be overrated. The Irish offense is better than
average both running and passing and they should be able to run the ball pretty well
against a Spartans' defense that is just average defending the run. However, quarterback
Matt LoVecchio struggled last week against Nebraska (3.7 yards per pass) and I don't see
the Irish doing much damage through the air against a Michigan State secondary that is
still very good even without injured star CB Cedric Henry. Michigan State's offense is
loaded with talent at the skill positions, with two solid quarterbacks, a Heisman
candidate at running back in TJ Duckett, and budding super-star wide receiver Charles
Rogers. Notre Dame has an outstanding defensive front and they should have their way with
an inexperienced Michigan State offensive line with 4 new starters. However, quarterback
Smoker should be able to exploit a questionable Notre Dame secondary that allowed 7.7
yards per pass last year and lose 2 NFL draft choices from their secondary. Notre Dame is
only 6-13 ATS as a favorite of more than 3 points under coach Davies and my ratings favor
them by only 6 points in this game. The Spartans, meanwhile, qualify in a 95-38-3 ATS
road underdog situation that won for me in a Best Bet on Utah at Oregon two weeks ago,
and they also qualify in a 48-16 ATS early season road underdog situation that is 17-2
ATS the last 5 years. With those angles qualifying, I'll call for an even closer margin
than my ratings project and make the Spartans a Best Bet.

2 Star Selection
WAKE FOREST 20 Maryland (-6.0) 19
Wake Forest is the nation's most experienced team, with 20 of last year's 22 starters
returning for new head coach Jim Grobe. The Demon Deacons' veterans have bought into
Grobe's demanding work ethic and the results are a 2-0 start that includes an impressive
road win at East Carolina (a probable bowl team) in which the Deacons out-gained the
Pirates 451 yards to 294 yards. Wake Forest also won 20-10 at home against Appalachian
State, a very good Division 1AA team that had beaten Wake 2 straight times. Wake Forest
has more talent than is indicated by last year's 2-9 record and it looks like Jim Grobe
has started to get this team to play to their potential. Wake Forest runs an option
offense much like Grobe ran successfully at Ohio University and thus far the Deacons are
averaging 417 total yards per game. Maryland's defense has faced two troubled offensive
teams so far and has allowed just 10 points total to North Carolina and Eastern Michigan.
Aside from a 77 yard touchdown run, the Terps held Carolina to just 199 yards at 3.2
yards per play. Maryland then allowed just 124 total yards to a horrible Eastern Michigan
team two weeks ago. The Terrapins' strength is their pass defense, as they have limited
their two opponents to just 3.0 yards per pass play (including sacks) while picking off 5
passes. That strength will not be much of a factor in this game since Wake Forest only
throws the ball on 22% of their plays and they've been very successful doing so,
averaging 9.5 yards per pass play. The key for Maryland is their defense of the option
rush plays and the Terrapins have allowed only 3.6 yards per rushing play (not including
sacks), which is a very good number (the national average this year is 4.3 yprp).
However, their opponents - North Carolina and Eastern Michigan- are both poor running
teams and my ratings suggest than an average run defense would hold those two teams to
just 3.9 yards per rushing play. Thus, Maryland is about 0.3 yards per rush play better
than average and I expect them to do a pretty good job of defending the option (3.8 yards
per rush is my projection). Wake Forest has done an excellent job of throwing from the
option this year, averaging 9.5 yards per pass, but I project them at about 6.8 yards per
pass play (including sacks), which is the number that Grobe's team averaged at Ohio
University last season running the same offense. Maryland has allowed only 3.0 yards per
pass play in their two games against bad offensive teams and I calculate that they would
have allowed 3.9 yards per pass play if they played at that same level against a pair of
averaging throwing teams. In this game, I expect the Terps' defense to limit Wake Forest
to about 5 yards per pass play. Putting all of that math together, I project Wake Forest
to score 20 points. That should be enough to cover the number against a Maryland offense
that the Deacons' defense should be able to handle. The Terrapins have struggled a bit in
picking up the nuances of Ralph Friedgen's system, but they have performed a bit better
than average both running and passing. Maryland has averaged 4.8 yards per rushing play
(not including sacks) in their first two games while averaging 5.1 yards per pass play
(including sacks) with quarterback Shaun Hill in the game. An average offense would have
averaged 4.5 yards per rushing play and 5.0 yards per pass play against the defenses of
North Carolina (very good) and Eastern Michigan (very bad), so the Terps are a bit better
than average both running and passing so far this season. The Wake Forest defense should
be up to the task of defending that offense as they have performed very well thus far,
allowing only 3.8 yards per rushing play and 5.9 yards per pass play. Especially
impressive is the 63 yards at 25 yards per rushing play that they held a good running
East Carolina team to. Using the same methods of compensation for Wake's defensive stats
suggests that the Demon Deacons have been especially good at defending the run and about
average defending the pass. Using those compensated number, I predict Maryland to run for
about 3.9 yards per rushing play and 5.7 yards per pass play and that translates into 19
points. In addition to all of that painstaking math, Maryland is also in a letdown
situation as teams that start the season 2-0 straight up with no spread losses are just
26-55 ATS as a road favorite of 17 points or less in game 3 (15-41 ATS for road favorites
of 8 points or less). Wake Forest, meanwhile, qualifies in a 46-14-2 ATS early season
home underdog situation that has been very good to me over the years. While both of these
teams are vastly improved with their new coaches, it appears as if Wake Forest is more
improved and a bit underrated. With that being the case and with good situations
supporting the Demon Deacons as well, I will call for the upset.

Strong Opinion
Florida St. (-17.0) 31 NORTH CAROLINA 7
North Carolina has faced the toughest schedule in the nation so far this year, with trips
to Oklahoma, Maryland, and Texas. That's 2 of the top 5 teams in the nation and a
Maryland team that will probably make it to a bowl game this year. The Tarheels have been
outscored by an average of 16-36 in those 3 games, but they have really been much more
competitive than the scoreboard has shown. North Carolina has averaged 259 total yards
per game and allowed just 287 total yards per contest. Such play would normally lead to
about an average loss of just 3 points, but a -8 in turnover margin and some special
teams blunders have kept the Tarheels from keeping those 3 games close. Carolina's 3
opponents have out-gained their opposition by an average of 378 yards to 233 yards this
season, so the fact that North Carolina has stayed within 28 total yards per game of
those teams is admirable. The truth is that North Carolina is just a bit below average
offensively and very good defensively. In this game, the Heels are once again up against
one of the top teams in the nation and I suspect that they will lose the turnover battle
again since Florida State has not committed a turnover this season. The Seminoles now
have just 7 starters from last year's team, but they are still outstanding on both sides
of the ball. On offense, the rushing attack looks good once again this season and new
quarterback Chris Rix is doing a good job throwing the football, averaging 8.2 yards per
pass with no interceptions. Rix averaged over 10 yards per pass against a very good UAB
defense in the 'Noles last game and I expect him to perform pretty well against the very
good North Carolina stop unit. Florida State's defense has only 4 returning starters but
they are once again dominating on that side of the ball, allowing only 1.8 yards per rush
and 6.0 yards per pass. North Carolina will once again struggle against a great defense
and I expect some more costly mistakes in the form of turnovers from the Heels (I
actually predict a touchdown by Florida State's defense or special teams in this game).
While I respect North Carolina's defense and usually like to take big home underdogs with
a strong stop unit, I will side with the Seminoles in this game on the basis of a 126-58-
1 ATS statistical indicator. Florida State also has a tendency to step up when challenged
a bit and they are 47-26-2 ATS in all regular season games since 1987 when they are not
favored by 21 points or more.

Strong Opinion
Buffalo 23  CONNECTICUT (-7.0) 24
The Huskies looked like the superior team heading into the season, but the retirement of
starting quarterback Ryan Tracey has hurt Connecticut, who gained just 194 total yards of
offense against Division 1AA Eastern Washington in their last game after getting just 184
yards against Virginia Tech. Buffalo has played pretty well defensively in 2 games
against other bad offensive teams Rutgers and Bowling Green, allowing just 4.6 yards per
play and they should be able to contain the Huskies in this game. Buffalo's offense is
also bad, but Connecticut is a horrible defensive team that has allowed 568 total yards
per game, including 530 yards to Eastern Washington. Buffalo tallied 360 yards against U
Conn last year and returns 8 starters to that offense. My ratings predict 23 points for
the Bulls in this game and they should cover the number if they can top 20 points.
Buffalo has failed to cover in both of their games this year while Connecticut covered in
their 42 point loss as a 48 point dog at Virginia Tech. It appears as if those
pointspread results have given us line value on the side of the Bulls in this game and
teams that start out the season 0-2 straight up and 0-2 ATS have a history of covering
the spread in game 3 when facing a team that is also not off 2 spread loss and is not
undefeated (57-27-2 ATS). Buffalo is just 4-8 ATS on the road since they became a
Division 1A team 3 years ago, so I will hold off on making a play on them here despite
the good value and the good situation.

Strong Opinion
TULSA 24  Fresno St. (-13.5) 31
Tulsa has had 3 full weeks off since their 51-0 win over Indiana State on August 30th and
the Hurricanes believe that they can win this game over this year's Cinderella. Fresno
State has opened the season with 3 straight upset wins and you might think that this
would be a letdown spot for them. However, teams that start the season 3-0 straight up
are actually pretty good plays as road favorites in game 4 and Fresno is as good as
they've shown in beating future bowl teams Colorado, Oregon State and Wisconsin. There
have been only 17 teams that have won straight up as an underdog in 3 consecutive games
in the last 21 years and those teams are just 5-12 ATS in their next game. However, the
week off gave Fresno a chance to collect themselves and come down from the high of
winning at Wisconsin, which brought their record to 3-0 and catapulted them into the top
15. Of the 17 teams that won 3 straight as an underdog, 3 of them had a week off before
their next game and all 3 of those teams covered the spread (making teams 2-12 ATS if
they won their 3rd straight as a dog the previous week). So, perhaps Fresno State is not
in a letdown situation after all. Tulsa, however, is full of confidence and qualifies in
a number of high percentage situations and they are capable of competing with the
Bulldogs in this game. Fresno State is not a good running team, but quarterback David
Carr is one of the nation's best and is averaging 7.2 yards per pass with just 1
interception against 3 very good secondaries. Tulsa blanked a horrible Indiana State
offense and allowed just 69 total yards in doing so, but their defense is still
questionable defending the run and only average in the secondary. The veteran Hurricane
secondary is a positive match-up for them here against a Fresno offense that gets 67% of
their yards through the air, but my ratings still forecast 31 points for the Dogs in this
game. Tulsa's offense also depends on the pass, although featured back Eric Richardson
ran for nearly 400 yards at 6.4 ypr in his 2 starts to end last season (but only had 75
yards at 3.8 ypr against Indiana State). Fresno has yielded just 2.3 ypr this season and
shut down Heisman candidate Ken Simonton in their win over Oregon State. Tulsa should
have some success in the air with talented 3rd year starter Josh Blankenship throwing to
a good corps of receivers. Fresno has a good secondary, allowing 7.5 yards per pass with
5 interceptions this season against 3 good passing teams that combine to average 7.7
yards per pass on offense. Tulsa threw for 352 yards at 6.4 yards per pass last year
against Fresno and they were only out-gained in that game by 21 total yards. But a -3 in
turnover margin led to a 12-34 loss at Fresno. Things should be pretty competitive in
this game as Tulsa was 5-1 ATS at home last year while Fresno is just 2-9 ATS as a road
favorite since '94, including 0-4 ATS the last 2 years.

Strong Opinion
COLORADO (-24.5) 45 Kansas 13
Colorado is one of the nation's most improved teams as they rate among my top 20 teams
overall after recording a 3-8 mark last season. The Buffaloes are good both running and
throwing the football and they defend the run and pass effectively. In 3 games against
average overall opposition (Fresno State, Colorado State and San Jose State), the Buffs
are averaging 215 rushing yards at 4.6 ypr, 246 pass yards at 7.3 ypp and are allowing
just 295 total yards per game at 3.5 ypr and 4.8 ypp. Colorado should have an easy time
scoring against a Jayhawks' defense that allowed UCLA to run for 285 yards at 4.8 ypr and
thrown for 183 yards at 9.6 ypp. Following their opening day loss to Fresno State, the
Buffaloes have scored an average of 46 points in two games and I expect another strong
offensive showing in this game. The Kansas offense was worse than expected in their loss
to UCLA, as they gained just 89 yards at 2.4 ypr on the ground while throwing for just
156 yards at 4.7 ypp. However, things could be just as bad today as the Jayhawks lost
their top playmaker on offense in receiver Harrison Hill, who was injured in the UCLA
game. Kansas is worse than average running the ball and throwing it while Colorado is
solid against the run and among the best in the nation at defending the pass. Aside from
the fundamental edges, Kansas is just 3-20 ATS in their last 23 road games and Colorado
has covered all 4 times as a favorite of 14 points or more under coach Barnett. This
looks like another big win for the Buffaloes.

Strong Opinion
SMU 13  No Carolina St. (-15.0) 23
SMU is not nearly as bad as they appear to be after losing 6-36 to Louisiana Tech and 10-
38 to TCU. The Mustangs out-gained Louisiana Tech 286 total yards to 245 total yards, but
a fumble return for a touchdown and an interception return for a touchdown by Tech blew
open the game. SMU then held TCU to just 290 total yards but the Horned Frogs had 2
fumble returns for touchdowns in that game. While SMU would have lost both games without
the offense allowing those touchdowns, they are not as bad as perceived and should only
be an 11 ? point underdog in this game based on my ratings. SMU returns 18 starters from
last year's 3-9 team and I expected them to be improved on both sides of the ball. While
the Mustangs are clearly improved on the stop side of the ball (268 yards per game
allowed at 3.2 ypr and 5.5 ypp), their offense seems to be worse than a year ago. NC
State opened the season with an impressive 35-14 win over Indiana and their offense looks
a bit better than it was a year ago. However, I think NC State's offense is overrated as
they averaged just 3.3 yards per rush and 7.1 yards per pass last season against a
schedule of teams that combined to allow an average of 3.9 ypr and 7.5 ypp on defense. My
ratings forecast only 23 points for the Wolfpack in this game against a solid Mustangs'
defense. The key to covering the spread in this game is for SMU to score a couple of
times against an NC State defense that is good defending both the run and the pass. SMU
was horrible against a similarly good TCU defense, and my ratings predict only 11 points
for the Mustangs in this game. SMU does qualify in a couple of strong early season
indicators, a 31-8 ATS underdog bounce-back situation and a 46-14-2 ATS home underdog
angle, so I will add a couple of points to their total. Also, NC State is 0-5 straight up
in their last 5 games as a road favorite and they may be looking ahead to next week's big
game with rival North Carolina.

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Please forgive the delay in sending the attachment to you. Mark Haedicke
requested that we add you to the distribution list and we did not add you in
time.


Russ,

I recieved the following message from Phillip in which you requested our
physical book org codes and what Tagg book name it is associated with.  Below
is a list for the central desk.  If you need any other info let me know.

TAGG BOOK    ORG REGION CODE
FT-INT-CEN-MID  CENTMIDSTH
FT-INT-CEN-MID2  CENTMIDNTH
FT-INT-CEN-MKT  CENTMKTMIC
FT-INT-CEN-MKT2  CENTMKTCG
FT-INTRA-GULF  CENTRAGULF
FT-INTRA-GULF2  CEGULFNGPL
FT-INTRA-ONT   ONTARIO
IM-SITHE   SITHE
FT-INT-CNT-TRAN  CENTRLTRSP
FT-PEOPLES   PEOPLES

Phillip M Love
01/25/2001 03:08 PM
To: Victor Guggenheim/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: TDS Physical Positions

---------------------- Forwarded by Phillip M Love/HOU/ECT on 01/25/2001
03:06 PM ---------------------------

Russ Severson
01/25/2001 02:55 PM
To: Jeffrey C Gossett/HOU/ECT@ECT, Kam Keiser/HOU/ECT@ECT, William
Kelly/HOU/ECT@ECT, David Baumbach/HOU/ECT@ECT, Phillip M Love/HOU/ECT@ECT,
Darron C Giron/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc: George Grant/HOU/ECT@ECT
Subject: TDS Physical Positions

In order for the physical desks to roll out positions into TDS,  a mapping is
required between the Org region code used in Portcalc
for the physical calc and the related Tagg book code that is used for that
region.

An example would be similar to:

Org Region Code                             Tagg Book Code
CENTRAGULF
FT-INTRA-GULF                        This is just an example and might not be
a valid grouping

 TDS knows the Tagg books to pick up, it just does not know which physical
region codes that are related to it.

Can you provide for your desk all Org Region Codes used on your desk, and
what Tagg Book it would relate to.
If you could send me the list, I will forward them to the TDS developers.

Any questions or concerns, please call me.

Thanks
Russ
x37386


I ordered 3 different things...I thought your "wine inventory listings are
updated DAILY" ???

sales@popswine.com (Pops wine Sales) on 03/05/2001 02:28:38 PM
To: <jarnold@enron.com>
cc:
Subject: RE: Pops Order Number 20267 John Arnold

Thank You for your on-line order!

The item(s) you ordered are currently out-of-stock. You will be
automatically notified when they become available.

Thanks!!

Pop's Wines & Spirits
256 Long Beach Road
Island Park, New York 11558

516.431.0025
516.432.2648, fax

sales@popswine.com
www.popswine.com


Please see below the registration for the HPL Employee Celebration on
September 9th.

Employee Name: Mike McConnell

Employee Phone: 713-853-1450

Guest's Name:  Chris McConnell

Overnight Accom.: N/A

Dinner Only:  Yes

Garden Dollars:  No


I have a UBS orientation meeting this morning.  So if you could make sure the wire is completed, it would help me out.  Also, send the wire confirmation email to :  melissa.beckett@entergykoch.com

Her Ph # is 713-544-5618(Please call to confirm she got it)

Thanks

MC


here's the guaranty!

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Shackleton, Sara
Sent:	Monday, November 12, 2001 1:33 PM
To:	Panus, Stephanie
Subject:	Thanks.  (Lauri Goodwyn is the lawyer and I lost her phone number)

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	"Lauri GOODWYN" <Lauri.GOODWYN@sgfimat.com>@ENRON
Sent:	Monday, November 12, 2001 12:21 PM
To:	Shackleton, Sara; Wesner-Soong, Sarah; Warwick, Todd
Cc:	Steve FORMAN; Warren Tashnek
Subject:

Would it be possible for you to forward a corporate resolution indicating
that the signatory
 on the guaranty has full authorirization? Thanks in advance for your help

---------------------- Forwarded by Lauri GOODWYN/NYC/FIMAT on 11/12/2001
01:23 PM ---------------------------

Lauri GOODWYN   11/08/2001 10:54 AM
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To:   Sara.Shackleton@ENRON.com, sarah.wesner@enron.com,
      todd.warwick@enron.com
cc:

Subject:

apparently there has been a technical issue with the e mail i sent. it
hasnt picked up all of the changes. i am bolding instead of using
highlighting. the changes should be in para 1(b), 3(c), 4 and 7. i had a
question in para 6.

(See attached file: enronguarred.doc)

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 - pic24464.pcx
 - enronguarred.doc


Charlie, the D/R is the corrosion inhibitor application. If Gallup is the 14th and 15th it may be possible to move it before your Gallup ESD. What about after your Gallup ESD?

Jerry

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	"Mathis, Charles R." <Charles.Mathis@ElPaso.com <mailto:Charles.Mathis@ElPaso.com>>@ENRON
Sent:	Wednesday, March 20, 2002 8:18 AM
To:	Campbell, David W.; 'Darrell Schoolcraft'; Graves, Jerry
Subject:	May 2002 Maint.xls

 <<May 2002 Maint.xls>>
Jerry,  What is the D/R?  May 15 is a conflict with our Gallup ESD.  How
long will you be down, and can move that to May 9, 10, or another date that
shows no scheduled maintenance on this calendar?
Charlie

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----- Forwarded by David M Gagliardi/TTG/HouInd on 04/12/01 10:53 AM -----

	"Michael Gagliardi" <mikegag@msn.com>

	04/12/01 10:44 AM
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		? ? ? ? cc: ? ? ? ?
		? ? ? ? Subject: ? ? ? ?Fw: True Orange Fax/E-Mail #47

----- Original Message -----
From: TruOrange@aol.com
Sent: Tuesday, April 10, 2001 11:32 PM
To: TruOrange@aol.com; hramsey@intellimark-it.com
Subject: True Orange Fax/E-Mail #47

Editor's Note: No one else has this commitment right now because the kid tol=
d=20
me I was the only reporter who has called him. I would appreciate if it you=20
would refrain from discussing it on internet bulletin boards for several=20
hours. I'm sure you all saw the Rivals Network has spent $75 million and=20
still gone belly up. I haven't spent $75 million and I'm still going strong,=
=20
but it is very frustrating to get a scoop on a commitment and then have some=
=20
eager beaver slap it on an internet bulletin board five minutes after he get=
s=20
it from me like he is the one who spent hours tracking the kid down. =20
Recruiting gurus have to make money to keep being recruiting gurus. ?If=20
people insist on giving our stuff away, there will come a time when there ar=
e=20
no recruiting gurus to originate the information.

True Orange Fax/E-Mail Service
Volume 9, Fax/E-Mail #47, Tuesday, April 10, 2001
Jerry Scarbrough's True Orange, P. O. Box 26530, Austin, Texas 78755 - Phone=
=20
512-795-8536

Brownwood Lineman Becomes First Longhorn Pledge for New Class

The Longhorns, after wrapping up a top five national recruiting class last=20
month, got started on another bumper crop Tuesday when outstanding Brownwood=
=20
junior OL Bret Valdez. 6-4, 310, 5.1, confirmed he has committed to the UT=20
coaches.
Valdez, one of the state's great run blockers, said he went to the UT spring=
=20
game March 31 and really liked what he saw. He said the Texas coaches offere=
d=20
him a scholarship ?at the spring game.
"They told me I was the first offensive lineman they have offered this year"=
=20
he said. "I competed in the Texas Relays (he throws the shot and discus) las=
t=20
weekend, and, after I was through competing, I went over to the coaches'=20
offices and talked to coach (Mack) Brown and coaches (Tim) Nunez and (Mike)=20
Tolleson and told them I was ready to commit."
He said he also was being recruited by about 20 other schools including=20
Florida State, Texas A&M, Oklahoma, Alabama and Notre Dame. "The first time=20
they can come see us is in May and Florida State, A&M, OU, Notre Dame and=20
Alabama coaches had all told my coach they were going to come down and see m=
e=20
then."
But he said he is firmly committed to the Longhorns and will tell any other=20
coaches who contact him that he is not interested.
"Texas has really been recruiting well every year and I think they have a=20
great shot at winning a national championship in the next year or two," he=20
said. "I like the way they emphasize academics, too."
He plays tackle in Brownwood's option offense, but said he probably will be=20
tried at guard at Texas.
"I think I'll have a good chance to start after a redshirt year," he said.
The Longhorns probably will sign only three offensive line prospects next=20
February, and the coaches have not offered scholarships to any other to=20
offensive line prospects I have been talking to, so they must consider Valde=
z=20
to be the state's top OL prospect.
Brownwood went 11-2 last year, and Valdez was the team's top run blocker. He=
=20
has thrown the shot 53 feet and discus 162-7.
On tape, Valdez is a very aggressive blocker who has an explosive start that=
=20
allows him to make quick contact and then he simply drives his guy backward.=
=20
He has the quickest start of any of the big offensive line prospects I have=20
seen this year.
One of the best things about him is that he is only 16 and won't turn 17=20
until June 15, but he already benches 320 and squats 600.
* * * *
RECRUITING NOTES: The Longhorns start their summer camps in just seven weeks=
=20
and they probably will pick up several more commitments at that time. Other=20
top prospects who list the Longhorns No. 1 right now are RB Albert Hardy of=20
Galena Park, QB Vincent Young and CB Donald Burgs of Houston Madison, DTs=20
Rodrique Wright of Alief Hastings, Earl Anderson of San Marcos, Lyle Sendlei=
n=20
of Scottsdale Chaparral and Kasey Studdard of Highlands Ranch, Colo., DE=20
Chase Pittman of Shreveport Evangel, CB Edorian McCollough (wind aided 9.96=20
100 meters and 20.97 200 meters last weekend) of North Garland WR Marquis=20
Johnson of Champaign, Ill., and LB Garnet Smith of Arlington Lamar. All of=20
the Texas kids mentioned above are ranked first or second at the their=20
positions among state prospects, and all of the out-of-state kids mentioned=20
are highly recruited top national prospects.
* * * *
SOFTBALL RECRUITING NOTE: Football and football recruiting are my main gigs,=
=20
as you all are well aware, but UT softball signee Cat Osterman is getting=20
mentioned in lots of national publications after striking out 33 and 31=20
batters in two extra-inning 1-0 victories last week. Her season stats are=20
mind boggling. She has given up 13 hits in 18 games involving 135 innings an=
d=20
has pitched 10 no-hitters this season. She has a 0.00 ERA. She also has=20
struck out 324 batters, which is about 2.6 strikeouts per inning.
* * * *
My next e-mail/fax will be whenever events warrant.
* * * *
The True Orange Fax Service includes ?at ?least ?99 fax/e-mails ?a year and=20
costs $99 ($79 by E-Mail). The True Orange Newsletter includes ?26=20
newsletters and is published weekly during football season and twice monthly=
=20
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for $130 (or $110 if you take the faxes via E-Mail ?or $99 if you take the=20
faxes and newsletter ?via E-Mail). Send check ?to address at the top of page=
.=20
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ng=20
news. My E-Mail address is: truorange@aol.com


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Due to the recent flooding in the Houston area, there has been a sharp demand
in the need for rental cars.  Availability in the area has been severely
limited, increasing the burden on effected employees.

Together, Global Strategic Sourcing (GSS), HR-Work Life, Community Relations
and The Travel Agency in the Park, have arranged for a limited number of
vehicles to be reserved at Intercontinental Airport - Houston (IAH) through
Enron,s preferred car rental providers, National Car Rental and Alamo
Rent-a-Car.

To obtain a rental vehicle, please contact The Travel Agency in the Park at
713-860-1189 between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. and ask for Sheryl Blackman.  The
reserved vehicles are being held outside of the normal reservation system and
will only be available through the Travel Agency in the Park.

The Enron Shuttle will depart for IAH from in front of the Enron Building,
today, June 13 and tomorrow, June14, at 12:00 p.m., 2:00 p.m., and 4:00 p.m.

Enron employees renting a vehicle for personal use may take advantage of
Enron,s negotiated corporate rates, which include Loss/Damage Waiver and
liability insurance.  Specific information on rate plans and coverages can be
found on the intranet at http://travel.enron.com/accomm.html.

If you have questions or need additional assistance, please contact Tracy
Ramsey at 713-646-8311 or Jeff Leath at 713-646-6165.

If you know of any Enron employee who is out of the office and has been
impacted by the flooding, please contact Elyse Kalmans in Enron Community
Relations at 713-853-0565.


here's my flight info.  had to get a more expensive flight ($340 i think) with the monday flight out.

Thu, May 17   	2436  Calgary 3:00 pm     	Seattle/Tacoma 3:30 pm 0   	F28 Coach
    		2378  Seattle/Tacoma 5:00 pm     Portland 5:50 pm 0   		DH4 Coach

Mon, May 21   	2406  Portland 1:30 pm     	Seattle/Tacoma 2:15 pm 0   	F28 Coach
    		2439  Seattle/Tacoma 2:57 pm     Calgary 5:20 pm 0   		F28 Coach


I don't feel as bad as I did when I woke up.  My face hurt so badly.  Neil
was so sweet bringing me hot washcloths.  It really helped. I'm running a low
grade fever, and I know it is a sinus infection.  I took a really hot shower
around 5 this morning, but it didn't help much.  Advil helped!  I spent a lot
of time outside yesterday, and I'm paying for it.

suzanneadams@att.net on 04/09/2001 12:09:28 PM
To: Kay.Mann@enron.com
cc:

Subject: Re: Lunch

Yes, I knew about both of them.  You know I have my
sources to keep me informed as to what's going on.  I
figured Bob Carter would leave.  It was just a feeling.
I guess Sheila will have to replace him and Al Larsen in
Portland.  I bet she's a crazy woman.

Oh, you should see the roots on my hair!  I'm so glad
I'm getting it done on Thursday!  I look like a skunk!
Thank goodness my hair is curly!!!!!  I was thinking
about putting on some makeup to go to the doctor, but I
think not.  I'll do good to get my hair dry!  I'm
feeling tired today, but maybe it's because I didn't
sleep all that well last night.  I've been so hot lately
and having nightsweats.  What fun getting older is!

Are you feeling any better?
>
> I heard Pat Radford is leaving, and you know Bob Carter is leaving, right?
>


I added the demand charges but I still need one of my Transco schedulers to remove the volumes "actualized" on the 9th.

Darla Saucier@ENRON
05/08/2001 09:12 AM
To:	Chris Germany/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject:	Re: Oglethorpe invoice for April

Please let me know when you are finished with this.

Thanks!
---------------------- Forwarded by Darla Saucier/NA/Enron on 05/08/2001 09:11 AM ---------------------------

Jim Homco@ECT
05/04/2001 11:24 AM
To:	Chris Germany/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:	Darla Saucier/NA/Enron@Enron

Subject:	Re: Oglethorpe invoice for April

Mr. Germany - following are my notes per info Darla sent me:
Invoice corrections:
	Purchases on 4/9 should be zero.
	Transport charge is OK =  $11,274.31
	I do not see the demand charge in the invoice...
	Also need to add a credit cashout for 12dt's at cashout price.
I will be back in on Wednesday.

Thanks Darla for sending this - don't let Mr Germany - slack off next week.

Darla Saucier@ENRON
05/04/2001 10:16 AM
To:	Jim Homco/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject:	Re: Oglethorpe invoice for April

sorry!

I think I referred someone to you that called me about Ormet.  Sorry!  I got confused about ormet/oglethorpe.  Bad Morning!

Thanks
Darla

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Joe,

FYI. Please plan on attending. We should schedule a meeting with
mark and the rest of the weather team.

Vince

---------------------- Forwarded by Vince J Kaminski/HOU/ECT on 11/06/2000
10:54 AM ---------------------------

"Francis X. Diebold" <fdiebold@sas.upenn.edu> on 11/04/2000 08:47:41 AM
To: Shirley.Crenshaw@enron.com
cc: Vince Kaminski <vkamins@enron.com>
Subject: Re: Your visit to Enron

Shirley,

The 21st is perfect.  I will go ahead and purchase my plane tickets.  Would
you
please make me a hotel reservation for the night of the 21st?

Many thanks,

Frank Diebold

Shirley.Crenshaw@enron.com wrote:

> Good morning Professor Diebold:
>
> I am Vince Kaminski's assistant and he has forwarded your emails to me
> for scheduling purpose.  Unfortunately, we have a conflict on December
> 14th.  Can you possibly come on the 21st?
>
> I hope you have not already made your reservations.  If I can do anything
> to assist you, please let me know.
>
> Best regards,
>
> Shirley Crenshaw
> Administrative Coordinator
> Enron Research Group
> 713-853-5290
>
> ---------------------- Forwarded by Shirley Crenshaw/HOU/ECT on 11/03/2000
> 09:29 AM ---------------------------
>
> Vince J Kaminski
> 11/02/2000 04:30 PM
>
> To:   "Francis X. Diebold" <fdiebold@sas.upenn.edu> @ ENRON
> cc:   Vince J Kaminski/HOU/ECT@ECT, Shirley Crenshaw/HOU/ECT@ECT
> Subject:  Re: visit?  (Document link: Shirley Crenshaw)
>
> Frank,
>
> Dec 14   would be  better for us. We have already scheduled
> an internal presentation on December 7.  Please, go ahead and make a
> reservation.
> The best place to stay is Hyatt Regency Downtown or Doubletree Downtown
> (within a walking distance to Enron). It is important to specify the
> downtown
> location for both hotels.
>
> Vince
>
> "Francis X. Diebold" <fdiebold@sas.upenn.edu> on 11/02/2000 03:00:49 PM
>
> To:   Vince.J.Kaminski@enron.com
> cc:
> Subject:  Re: visit?
>
> Sounds good, Vince.  How about Dec 7?  The roundtrip coach fare, regardless
> of
> airline, is about $1900.  I hope that won't break the bank.  Once I have
> your
> approval, I'll go ahead and book it.  Best, Frank
>
> Vince.J.Kaminski@enron.com wrote:
>
> > Frank,
> >
> > Yes, I would be very interested in meeting with you in Houston in
> December.
> > The best day for visit would be Thursday when my group has a lunch
> meeting
> > and you could meet the rest of the research unit.
> >
> > Please, let me know what day would work for you. We shall be very glad to
> > cover the cost of your trip.
> >
> > Vince
> >
> > I
> >
> > "Francis X. Diebold" <fdiebold@sas.upenn.edu> on 10/31/2000 01:01:11 PM
> >
> > To:   Vince Kaminski <vkamins@enron.com>
> > cc:
> > Subject:  visit?
> >
> > Hi Vince,
> > Are you still interested in my visiting for a day, perhaps in Dec or
> > Jan?  I have begun a project on unobserved-components modeling of
> > weather patterns, so it would be productive and fun to compare notes.
> > Best,
> > Frank
> >
> > --
> > Francis X. Diebold
> > WP Carey Professor
> >
> > Department of Economics
> > University of Pennsylvania
> > 3718 Locust Walk
> > Philadelphia, PA 19104-6297
> >
> > fdiebold@sas.upenn.edu
> > http://www.ssc.upenn.edu/~diebold
> >
> > (215) 898-1507  telephone
> > (215) 573-4217  fax
>
> --
> Francis X. Diebold
> WP Carey Professor
>
> Department of Economics
> University of Pennsylvania
> 3718 Locust Walk
> Philadelphia, PA 19104-6297
>
> fdiebold@sas.upenn.edu
> http://www.ssc.upenn.edu/~diebold
>
> (215) 898-1507  telephone
> (215) 573-4217  fax

--
Francis X. Diebold
WP Carey Professor

Department of Economics
University of Pennsylvania
3718 Locust Walk
Philadelphia, PA 19104-6297

fdiebold@sas.upenn.edu
http://www.ssc.upenn.edu/~diebold

(215) 898-1507  telephone
(215) 573-4217  fax


Cute little bugger.  Scott Goodell said forget the Salt Lake City thing.  He said Suzanne is paving the way for him with Michael Cathey.  I don't know him.


---------------------- Forwarded by Kate Symes/PDX/ECT on 03/23/2001 04:17 PM
---------------------------

"Winston Goodbody" <wgoodbody@hotmail.com> on 03/23/2001 04:20:30 PM
To: Kate.Symes@enron.com
cc:

Subject: Re: bananas and other things you can call me with

Hi Kate,

Thanks for the email.  Sorry it's taken me a while to respond but it's chaos
here as we prepare to head off for the next part of our trip today.  Glad to
hear the glow of the screen still has you enthralled.  Keep hitting F9 and
all will be well.  The bit when the screen flashes like a disco ball means
your pay is being cut.  I hope all those hideous applications I built that
you were using haven't blown sky high.  But you know I did put little bugs
in all of those things so that they would stop working about 4 months after
I left.  Sorry!  I neede to ensure there would be work for me to do when/if
I come back.

Your plans for a summer escape sound fun.  But what you should really do is
come out to Jackson with Elliot at the beginning of May.  We're planning a
debauched weekend here right after we finish a section of the trip.  Should
be fun.  Just the thing for relieving stress from staring at the screen.  By
the way, have you seen the movie Office Space?  I'd recommend it.

Please check that Elliot is actually working from time to time.  He does
this routine where he'll have a bunch of things up on his screen, but his
eyes are actually closed.  Whenever you see that, just throw something at
him.  Of call his phone and says it's Jeff Skilling.

Hope all is well in sunny Portland.  Keep me posted on any unseemly office
gossip.

Talk to you soon.

Winston

>From: Kate.Symes@enron.com
>To: wgoodbody@hotmail.com
>Subject: bananas and other things you can call me with
>Date: Thu, 22 Mar 2001 12:08:06 -0800
>
>Greetings from the land of watery-eyed, flat-assed office workers! How goes
>the burly mountain man thing? I've been hearing second hand from Elliot
>that you're faring extremely well mentally despite some poorly crafted
>sleeping bags and a bad case of frostbite on your toes. (That second part I
>made up, but it sounded appropriate given the sleeping bag situation.)
>All's well here. As you could imagine, and probably often do, the sweeping
>expanse of people staring at computers that is Enron has changed not at all
>since you left. There are still many computers, many of them have changed
>positions, some have gone away, most we are not sad to see go. That's just
>the nature of this cutthroat business. Also on the stagnantly invariable
>list is the status of my life in relation to Enron. I am still here. I
>still stare at the computer. Every once in awhile I meander over to the
>dark window-less corner that enshrouds the IT wizards and ask them silly
>questions like, "What does it mean when I hit this button and my screen
>starts flashing at me like a disco ball, then makes this awkward shrieking
>noise and finally goes black?" They are incredibly helpful. I am still
>pretty much clueless about most things, although I've learned to talk about
>them with a semblance of authority, as in, "No, you twit, the 25 megawatt
>off peak deal should clearly be flowing across SP-15 to NP-15 because of
>the illiquidity of SP's market right now. What kind of idiot wouldn't hedge
>their position in California at a time like this?" It all sounds very
>exotic and important to me, which is why I'm still here. But I'm infinitely
>jealous of your wild exploits in the great American outdoors. I suspect my
>forbearance for sitting in an office will run out right around the middle
>of the summer, so I'm planning a trip to coincide with that meltdown. I
>haven't decided between a road trip through the western United States or
>just a direct flight to Paris. Both sound good, and way beyond my budget,
>therefore equally attractive. Well, I've managed to say practically nothing
>for long enough now. I do hope you're having an amazing time, rambling on
>toward the next crazy adventure on the horizon as I believe Jack Kerouac
>once wrote. We're all very proud of you here and constantly refer to you as
>"my good friend Winston who's skiing across the state of Wyoming, which was
>my idea." I'd love to hear about your trip direct from the source, although
>I know you're extremely busy out there, skiing and killing wild animals for
>sustenance and whatnot. But please do write back....if you can still move
>your fingers.
>
>Sincerely,
>Kate
>(the slightly ditsy one who sits in the middle of the room and tries to
>look constantly busy)
>

_________________________________________________________________
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Attached is the agenda for today's meeting.
Please come to the meeting prepared to discuss all agenda items.
Many thanks.

Linda Robertson

For those not in Washington, DC:
4:00 PM (EDT)
3:00 PM (CDT)
Conference Call-In Number:  800-713-8600; Code 6261

(See attached file: 4460911CA Energy Group.doc)

 - 4460911CA Energy Group.doc


First Union Securities, Inc.

We hope you will be our guest at this year's First Union Securities CEO
Summit being held on Fisher Island, Florida, October 24 - October 26, 2001.
Attached is a file that highlights the Summit's program content, as well as
the many amenities and recreational activities offered to participants.
Additional information will be forthcoming.

 <<CEOSummit.exe>>
Steve Cummings
Co-Head of Capital Markets
First Union Securities, Inc.
(704) 383-6640
Fax: (704) 715-1856
steve.cummings@capmark.funb.com

 - CEOSummit.exe


I will be out of the office Wednesday 11/21/01.  You can ask Jessica Presas or Laura Vuittonet to assist you.

Thanks
Ina Rangel


8/2-8/8
$239/night
ritz carlton st thomas
confirm #82744876


Oops, you are right.  Sorry.


Steve,

Concerning Section 11.3,   we cannot agree to Force Majeure language as
written in the GISB.  Please let me know how you would like to proceed.

Regards,
Debra Perlingiere
Enron North America Corp.
Legal Department
1400 Smith Street, EB 3885
Houston, Texas 77002
dperlin@enron.com
Phone 713-853-7658
Fax  713-646-3490


what do you want for your 3rd round pick


Further to our conversation, please see attached draft of GISB.

Debra Perlingiere
Enron North America Corp.
Legal Department
1400 Smith Street, EB 3885
Houston, Texas 77002
dperlin@enron.com
Phone 713-853-7658
Fax  713-646-3490


Lets meet Monday at 9:30


<<Enron letter agreement draft_6.doc>>

Mark & Gerald...

Per our conference call of January 16, 2001 attached for your review is an
updated letter agreement incorporating the changes we discussed.
Thanks...

 - Enron letter agreement draft_6.doc


I am planning to attend the NYMEX Futures and options Seminar tomorrow from
8-12 and I have a doctors appt. at 2:30 but will be back in the office.


Mark

Attached is a draft of the chart of power risks.  Let me know if there is
anything else you would like me to do on this.  We are still in the process
of reviewing top exposures with credit.

Elizabeth 36349


I will be out of the office and unable to check my e-mail until Monday, October 22.  If you require immediate assistance, please call Heidi DuBose at (303) 575-6478.

Tyrell Harrison


Member Services
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May 7, 2001

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Kellogg that effective immediately, May 7, 2001, they will no longer
guarantee the membership of Timothy Murphy (TIM-455).

Therefore, in accordance with the Exchange Rule 4.12, the trading privileges
of the aforementioned individual is hereby suspended until such time as a new
primary clearing member guarantee is provided.

In connection therewith, notification of any claims against the
aforementioned individual arising out of transactions executed on the
Exchange up to the close of business on May 7, 2001, must be submitted to the
Corporate Secretary's Office within ten (10) days.

Inquiries regarding the above should be directed to the Member Services
Department at (212) 299-2377.

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<<BrokerQuote(SouthEast)>>
Prebon Energy

 - BrokerQuote(SouthEast).xls


---------------------- Forwarded by Judy Hernandez/HOU/ECT on 05/30/2000
03:21 PM ---------------------------

Angela Barnett
05/30/2000 05:48 AM
To: lsharis@msn.com, Regina Blackshear/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Sandra R
McNichols/HOU/ECT@ECT, Pamela Mitchell/HOU/ECT@ECT, Deborah
Darnell/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Judy Hernandez/HOU/ECT@ECT, Kcurley@tmh.tmc.edu
cc:
Subject: Fwd: Life...

---------------------- Forwarded by Angela Barnett/HOU/ECT on 05/30/2000
05:48 AM ---------------------------

Topey0661@aol.com on 05/27/2000 12:39:35 PM
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cc:
Subject: Fwd: Life...

Hi guys: I thought you may enjoy this beautiful letter!
Love,
Olga

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Something to think about....

> >>Maybe God wants us to meet a few wrong people
before meeting the right one so that when we finally
meet the right person, we will know how to be grateful
for that gift.
> >>
> >>When the door of happiness closes, another opens,
but often times we look so long at the closed door
that we don't see the one which has been opened for
us.
> >>
> >>The best kind of friend is the kind you can sit on
a porch and swing with,never say a word, and then walk
away feeling like it was the best conversation you've
ever had.
> >>
> >>It's true that we don't know what we've got until
we lose it, but it's also true that we don't know what
we've been missing until it arrives.
> >>
> >>Giving someone all your love is never an assurance
that they'll love you back!  Don't expect love in
return; just wait for it to grow in their heart but if
it doesn't, be content it grew in yours.
> >>
> >>It takes only a minute to get a crush on someone,
an hour to like someone,and a day to love someone, but
it takes a lifetime to forget someone.
> >>
> >>Don't go for looks; they can deceive.  Don't go
for wealth; even that fades away.Go for someone who
makes you smile because it takes only a smile to make
a dark day seem bright.  Find the one that makes your
heart smile.
> >>
> >>There are moments in life when you miss someone so
much that you just want to pick them from your dreams
and hug them for real!
> >>
> >>Dream what you want to dream; go where you want to
go; be what you want to be,because you have only one
life and one chance to do all the things you want to
do.
> >>
> >>May you have enough happiness to make you sweet,
enough trials to make you strong, enough sorrow to
keep you human, enough hope to make you  happy.
> >>
> >>Always put yourself in others' shoes.  If you feel
that it hurts you, it probably hurts the other person,
too.
> >>
> >>The happiest of people don't necessarily have the
best of everything; they just make the most of
everything that comes along their way.
> >>
> >>Happiness lies for those who cry, those who hurt,
those who have searched,and those who have tried, for
only they can appreciate the importance of people who
have touched their lives.
> >>
> >>Love begins with a smile, grows with a kiss and
ends with a tear.

The brightest future will always be based on a
forgotten past, you can't go on well in life until you
let go of your past failures and heartaches.
> >>
> >>When you were born, you were crying and everyone
around you was smiling. Live your life so that when
you die, you're the one who is smiling and everyone
around you is crying.
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>Please send this message to those people who mean
something to you, to those who have touched your life
in one way or another, to those who make you smile
when you really need it, to those that make you see
the
brighter side of things when you are really down, to
those who you want to let them know that you
appreciate their friendship.  And if you don't, don't
worry, nothing bad will happen to you, you will just
miss out on the opportunity to  brighten someone's day
with this message........

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Sandra, I am Mr. Lay assistant, please try special ordering the shoes for him.  If you are unsuccessful, please advise me at 713/853-6464.  My fax # is 713/853-5313.

Thank you.

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Fleming, Rosalee   On Behalf Of Lay, Kenneth
Sent:	Monday, November 05, 2001 12:43 PM
To:	Keepers, Sally
Subject:	FW: OUT OF Stock

Special order
 -----Original Message-----
From: 	"Sandra Abrams" <sabrams@paragonsports.com>@ENRON
Sent:	Monday, November 05, 2001 12:36 PM
To:	Lay, Kenneth
Subject:	OUT OF Stock

Dear Kenneth

We are currently out of stock of the Adidas style #671521 in size 10.5.
Please contact us to have us try to special order of cancel the order for
you.  Special ordering takes an extra 10-15 days.  Our number is
1-800-961-3030 ext 371.  The number you gave is a fax number 713-953-6464 if
you can furnish us with another number that would be great.

Thaqnk you

Sandra


Hi Jim.  Thanks for copying me on this e mail.

HOw are you?  I havn't talked to you in a long time...

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Landwehr, Susan M.
Sent:	Saturday, October 27, 2001 7:56 AM
To:	Walton, Steve
Cc:	Kaufman, Paul
Subject:	FW: Conference Call to Prepare for Seattle FERC & CREPC Meetings

Hi Steve.  Are you able to jump on this call?  I could if you aren't able I could listen and pass the info on.  As is referenced in this e mail, FERC hasn't issued any thing yet on their agenda or schedule.
 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Steffes, James D.
Sent:	Friday, October 26, 2001 4:24 PM
To:	Walton, Steve; Comnes, Alan; Perrino, Dave; Landwehr, Susan M.; Kaufman, Paul
Subject:	FW: Conference Call to Prepare for Seattle FERC & CREPC Meetings

FYI.  Steve you may want to be on this call.

Jim

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	"Jackie Gallagher" <JGallagher@epsa.org>@ENRON
Sent:	Friday, October 26, 2001 3:03 PM
To:	acomnes@enron.com; Hawkins, Bernadette; Nersesian, Carin; Nicolay, Christi L.; Fulton, Donna; Scheuer, Janelle; Hartsoe, Joe; Shelk, John; jsteffe@enron.com; Noske, Linda J.; Robertson, Linda; Alvarez, Ray; Shapiro, Richard; Novosel, Sarah; Mara, Susan; Lindberg, Susan; Hoatson, Tom
Subject:	Conference Call to Prepare for Seattle FERC & CREPC Meetings

Erin Perrigo will hold a conference call on Monday, October 29th at 11:00 a.m. EST to discuss the meetings next week in Seattle - the Western Interstate Energy Board's Committee on Regional Electric Power Cooperation (CREPC) (held October 31st - November 1st) and FERC's meeting to discuss Western infrastructure issues (November 2nd).

Attached is a list of questions that are to be considered at the CREPC meeting.  To date, we do not have the agenda for the FERC meeting but will send it out when it becomes available.  To access the call, dial 1-800-937-6563 and ask for the Erin Perrigo/EPSA call.

 - WIEB Is1.doc


They appear to have made the changes that we requested.  Do you want me to
fill in the name of the Seller and print off 2 originals for signature.  If
not, please fill in the name and forward to me for initialling before the
contract is signed by ENA..

	Kevin Ruscitti
	11/14/2000 12:01 PM

		 To: Dan J Hyvl/HOU/ECT@ECT
		 cc:
		 Subject: Re: Updated Line Pack Gas Purchase Agreement form provided by
Vector.


---------------------- Forwarded by Susan M Scott/HOU/ECT on 11/29/2000 04:25
PM ---------------------------

	Enron Capital & Trade Resources Corp.

	From:  Mason Hamlin                           11/29/2000 04:18 PM

To: Nick Hiemstra/HOU/ECT@ECT, Joseph Piotrowski/NA/Enron@Enron, John
House/HOU/ECT@ECT, Lisa Gillette/HOU/ECT@ECT, Susan M Scott/HOU/ECT@ECT, John
Swinney/HOU/ECT@ECT, Scott Earnest/HOU/ECT@ECT, Michelle Bruce/HOU/ECT@ECT,
Zachary McCarroll/Enron Communications@Enron Communications
cc:
Subject: Priceless!

 - Priceless.jpg


Shirley,

Works for me.

Vince

Shirley Crenshaw
01/17/2000 01:15 PM
To: Vince J Kaminski/HOU/ECT@ECT, Stinson Gibner/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: Re: Amit's visit

Looks like the 16th is free for both of you (Stinson you show a reading for
Alex's class at 4:00 pm - rest of day is free).

Vince J Kaminski
01/17/2000 12:51 PM
To: Shirley Crenshaw/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: Amit's visit

Shirley,

Any conflict?

Vince
---------------------- Forwarded by Vince J Kaminski/HOU/ECT on 01/17/2000
12:50 PM ---------------------------

Stinson Gibner
01/17/2000 09:57 AM
To: Thomas D Gros/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc: Jean Mrha/Enron Communications@Enron Communications, Ravi
Thuraisingham/HOU/ECT@ECT, Samer Takriti/HOU/AZURIX@AZURIX, Vince J
Kaminski/HOU/ECT@ECT, Melissa Jones/Enron Communications@Enron Communications
Subject: Amit's visit

Amit planning to spend the day of February 16th at Enron in order to give an
update on his bandwidth pricing research.    We will also try to spend some
time in more of a round-table discussion designed pick his brain on any other
related issues on which he may be able to help us.   I am corresponding with
Amit to set up a more detailed agenda.    Please let me know if there are
conflicts which should lead us to choose a different date.

Regards,
--Stinson


NOT-SO-GOLDEN STATE
Looks Like a Recession
Economy on the edge
Michael J. Boskin
Sunday, July 22, 2001
,2001 San Francisco Chronicle
URL:
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/2001/07/22/I
N144927.DTL
California, the world's fifth largest economy, the global capital of
technology and entertainment, is teetering on the brink of a serious
recession.
Unemployment is rising, job creation is falling and respected forecasters are
painting a bleak future for the state.
California is not alone. Nationally, the employment picture is also
troubling. Income is flat. Industrial production has been shrinking for nine
months. Only the mighty consumer has kept the economy going.
The key problem is the slowdown in information technology spending, so
important for California. Once the engine of productivity growth, and the
source of rising standards of living, the double-digit pace of those spending
increases slowed dramatically, beginning in the second half of last year.
Since then, Silicon Valley companies have experienced sales declines of 5 to
10 percent, not calamitous drops, but compared to the 40 percent growth they
had been used to, an enormous gap. Hence these companies have been cutting
back on everything from production to personnel to facilities. The "new
economy," it turns out, is not immune to the basic laws of economics.
Nationally, the most respected "blue chip" private forecasters believe we
will avoid a recession. They see the economy growing just over 1 percent this
year and by 2 to 3 percent next year.
Having been more optimistic for some years, I became more pessimistic last
year, and remain so despite the Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts and the
Bush administration's tax refunds. Whether we skirt the technical definition
of a recession -- two consecutive quarters of negative growth -- will be a
close call. We should see a modest recovery late this year, and a pick-up of
steam in 2002.
The California economy is in for a rougher time, at least in the short term.
And this time -- unlike the early 1990s, when Southern California bore the
brunt of the severe downturn in the defense industry -- the Bay Area will be
hit much harder. While the region grew much faster than the rest of the state
in the '90s, most of the symbols of that growth -- full employment, exploding
property values, shrinking commercial vacancy rates -- are already history.
Workers who just a short time ago were getting BMWs as a signing bonus are
now being laid off.
Statewide unemployment -- 5.1 percent last month -- is likely to increase
another percentage point or more as layoffs continue in high tech and
aerospace. Still -- and here's some good news -- Bay Area unemployment, even
in Santa Clara County, which took a major hit in June, is still below the
statewide rate. In per capita income, the San Francisco and San Jose
metropolitan areas are ranked first and second nationwide, 75 percent above
the national average.
What of the longer term? California faces serious problems, not the least of
which is the energy mess, which has exacerbated the current slowdown. Our
recovery will probably lag several quarters behind the rest of the country.
But the long-term picture is brighter. Information technologies have brought
about permanent productivity improvements and transformed virtually every
major industry in the so-called "old economy." Such enhancements will
themselves result in renewed information technology spending, if not at the
frenetic pace of the late 1990s.
The main concern is whether California will degenerate into an even more
anti-business climate. We are already viewed by the business community as an
overtaxed, over-regulated state. Gov. Gray Davis' rhetoric, and some of his
actions, during the energy debacle have only added to the impression. While
Davis deserves credit for using the bully pulpit to encourage energy
conservation, his demagogic attacks on "outside" energy companies, and the
suggestion that California should go it alone, are not only poor policy
solutions but suggest a degree of economic illiteracy on his part.
His plan to have the state play an expanded role in energy production and
transportation will require the expenditure of billions of dollars. Do we
believe the state government could make those investment decisions wisely,
efficiently and devoid of politics? California would be better off if the
governor got out of the energy business.
The state will also continue to pay for the financial mishandling of the
energy situation. The initial refusal by Davis' appointees on the Public
Utilities Commission to allow utilities to enter long-term contracts worsened
the shortages and sharpened the price spikes. Then, at the peak of the market
frenzy, the governor's office negotiated long term contracts that lock the
state into paying unnecessarily high prices. And by keeping prices to
consumers unrealistically controlled, he has passed the burden for energy
costs on to the taxpayers -- current and future.
With all the problems and missteps, however, there is great reason to be
optimistic about California's economic future. We are still a beacon of
opportunity. We still attract the best and the brightest. We are still the
best incubator of new ideas and businesses.
However, our current woes should remind us not to take economic growth for
granted. With better state policy -- lower tax rates, less regulation,
reforms to improve our schools, and a more efficient energy and
transportation infrastructure -- California will reemerge as the leader of a
strong national economy, providing opportunity, mobility and still higher
standards of living.
Michael J. Boskin was chairman of the President's Council of Economic
Advisors from 1989 to 1993. He is now a senior fellow at teh Hoover
Institution and the the Tully. M. Friedman Professor of Economics at
Stanford.


Aaron Breidenbaugh <aaron@global2000.net> writes to the NYISO_TECH_EXCHANGE Discussion List:

Greetings,

FERC ALJ Young has issued his eagerly anticipated report on Northeast
RTO formation.

Subscribers may obtain a copy of the report, business plan, and
appendices here:

http://www.iso-navigator.com/NERTO_Business_Plan_Final.pdf

Judge Young recommends the appointment of settlement judges for the
post-mediation "going forward" process and refrains from advocating any
particular governance structure or stakeholder processes apart from
tallying the number of stakeholder supporters for each.

Over the objections of the largest group of stakeholders, including PJM,
as well as virtually all generators and marketers, the Judge advocates
Option 1-M concerning market design issues. He cites with favor its
incorporation of "best practices" from NYISO and ISO-NE and criticizing
Option 3-M's failure to identify best practices, "let alone implement
them". Option 1-M is the option favored by NYISO and ISO-NE and
anticipates end-state implementation by Q3 2004. It is described in
Appendix B of the Business Plan.

The Judge implies in his criticism of the very aggressive Option 3-M
that some of its supporters at least "would sacrifice optimal RTO market
benefits in the long term to exploit more immediate economic opportunity
in a sprint". He also notes that "PJM was unwilling during the mediation
to concede that any practice pre-identified by another ISO in fact
constituted a best practice." The following statement is especially
noteworthy:

"I left the mediation confident that the PJM paradigm will prove a more
than adequate platform for the Northeastern RTO- provided it
incorporates essential best elements from the other ISOs, and provided
further that impatience, haste and greed are not permitted to drive RTO
implementation at the expense of sound policy."

Although he takes no position on whether the RTO CEO or Board members
should have to resign their current positions, the Judge does advocate a
an RTO-dedicated staff that does not work for the existing ISOs. He also
acknowledged the fact that the mediation process "decidedly
disadvantaged" smaller, newer entities, and that the Commission needs to
address this problem in the post-mediation process.

The report notes the technical difficulties likely to be faced in
scaling up the PJM platform to the entire Northeast and the vagaries of
NY and NE:

"None of the software experts whom I consulted believes the Northeastern
RTO will require an entirely new software system.  Neither does any of
them believe that any currently-employed software is capable of managing
a system as large and complex as the RTO.   The Northeastern RTO will
constitute the largest energy market in the world.  The complexity of
the technology it will take to implement and administer that market is
staggering.  I learned during the course of the mediation that the
complexity of electric system management software is second only to that
of the banking industry.  I also learned that there are very, very few
vendors who design such software, and those vendors have a tremendous
economic incentive to overestimate their/their software's capabilities
to secure such lucrative contracts.  Once entrenched, moreover, it would
be exceedingly difficult and expensive to switch vendors in the event
the original software proved inadequate.  And that would be the least of
the problems.

Accordingly, it is my strong recommendation that independent,
non-vendor, experts be involved in the technology assessment from the
outset.  These experts should be involved in both the IT and
applications technologies assessments, and should be required to
demonstrate that they have no financial interest whatsoever in the
outcomes of those assessments.  This will assure that the RTO has the
advantage of continuing and unbiased expert opinions with respect to
software provider representations and capabilities throughout the
assessment process and beyond."

(Left unstated was the fact that PJM itself is the software vendor of
the PJM platform.)

The ALJ strongly advocates that the Commission preclude comments on the
Report or, alternatively, that if comments are allowed, replies should
be permitted.

Aaron

(Copies of this email are being circulated to the TIE list as a public
service.)


Thor,

Thanks for the email.  The timing of it is amazing.  We were talking about
this yesterday late afternoon.  Jeff and I will be in London next week to
meet everyone and to get a full briefing of activities and everyone's views
of their markets.  Cathy Phillips, my assistant, booked us to go to Norway to
meet you and hear about all the activities that are going on there.  I hope
you are in and can give us a full download on your business and obviously
weather.  We made arrangements to go on Thursday and stay Thursday night.  We
made these plans in advance of knowing your availability.  Do you have dinner
plans on Thursday evening?  We are scheduled to leave on Friday morning to
return to Houston.

Please send me a return email to confirm availability and Cathy will add to
our schedules.  I look forward to meeting you and learning about your
successful business.  Jeff and I will be available for your entire staff, if
you would like us to talk about what is going on back in Houston.

Thanks,
mike

Thor Lien
08/17/2000 02:55 AM
To: Mike McConnell/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: European Weather

Mike

My name is Thor Lien I'm the head of Enron's Nordic Operation and also
heading up European Weather.  I would like to connect with you
as soon as possible to talk to you about where you see our Weather activity
should go, and after having Weather here in Oslo now for a couple off months
I also have some comments about Global weather in general that I would like
to discuss

Thor


The following is our tentative close schedule for this coming month.  Please
keep in the mind the following key times....

Unify to Sitara bridge back 1:45p.m. Friday, March 31st (all errors must be
clear by this time)
Mass draft at 6p.m. Friday evening.
Accrual process begins Monday, April 3rd at 6a.m.

If you have any changes to this timeline, please ensure that I am contacted
as soon as possible.

Thank you,

Melissa x35615


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