Bill, presented below is a summary of the Midland EOTT tank compliance
status verified by fax and telephone with the teams.  This information is 98%
complete until actual onsite verification occurs, which is set up for the
month of August. I plan on visiting each team and tank in the Midland
Region.  However, until the site visits are completed, this should give you a
good idea of the status of the EOTT pipeline tanks stand with respect to air
compliance.

1. Tank compliance database, general.  The database, which included 366 tanks
at the onset, has been reduced to 106 EOTT P/L tanks.  Tanks operated by EOTT
Trucking; non-EOTT tanks;  tanks sold, removed, duplicated, or otherwise
listed in error, were removed (and saved in another file).  Of the 106 tanks
listed, 80 are active, 12 are inactive, 10 are permanently out-of-service,
and 4 are abandoned in place.

2. Permit issues.
Federal

a. Title V permit concerns do not appear to be a problem.  Electric pumps are
the norm  at EOTT tank farms, so site emissions are exclusively from the
tanks and do not exceed 100 TPY.  (Only Crane Station has a Title V permit).
This statement is based on &worst case8 calculations using EPA TANKS 4.0
which indicated that in a:

5,000 bbl fixed roof tank:  3.6 MM bbls of RVP 5 crude throughput  (i.e., 720
turnovers) produced annual emissions of 48 tons (2 tpy breathing loss, 46 tpy
working loss).

55,000 bbl EFR tank:  14.0 MM bbls of RVP 5 crude throughput  (i.e., 255
turnovers) produced annual emissions of 9 tons (6 tpy breathing loss, 3 tpy
working loss).

55,000 bbl fixed roof tank:  14.0 MM bbls of RVP 5 crude throughput  (i.e.,
255 turnovers) produced annual emissions of 4 tons (1 tpy breathing loss, 3
tpy working loss).

State

b. State permit concerns do not appear to be a problem.  Sixty-three (63) of
the 106 tanks were constructed before 1971 (and not modified or
reconstructed). These tanks are grandfathered and require no permit as long
as throughputs do not significantly change.

All of the EOTT Texas tanks of any size constructed/modified/reconstructed
after 1971 and equipped with a floating roof are exempt under Standard
Exemption 86, currently known as Permit-by-Rule 106.478.   None of the tanks
store material with a true vapor pressure above 11.0 psia, and total actual
VOC emissions authorized under exemption from any site does not exceed the 30
TAC 106.4 limit of 25 tpy.   No registration for the exemption is necessary,
since the tanks are not located in a nonattainment county for ozone.

New Mexico,s permitting program for petroleum storage tanks is being
developed but,  currently, there are no requirements. Therefore, all EOTT
tanks in New Mexico meet state permit requirements.  However, when finalized,
the control requirements for tanks in New Mexico will not be more stringent
than the federal NSPS Subpart Kb.  Therefore, a tank equipped with a floating
roof would be authorized to store petroleum product with a true vapor
pressure up to 11.0 psia.   Only the four fixed roof tanks at Maljamar and
the one at Loco Hills could be affected.

4. Recordkeeping and inspection issues.  The grandfathered tanks have no
requirements. For tanks subject to NSPS Subpart K, only capacity data is
required.  Tanks subject to Ka and Kb require inspection, repairs if
warranted, and recordkeeping.

Note: Especially for some of the older tanks, neither a manufacturer,s
identification plate or
strapping table is available.  I would suggest that we pursue a records
search of old EOTT files to verify construction dates.  I dont know where to
start on this.

5. Specific compliance/requirements summary.  The tabled information
identifies the following:

Federal
- 2 tanks (McElroy 58005, Loco Hills 4602) may not be meeting NSPS control
requirements
- 4 tanks (Maljamar 1519-1522)  may not be meeting NSPS control requirements

(All are cone tanks,  subject to Ka/Kb.  Based on a capacity > 472 bbls and
product true vapor pressure > 2.18 psia, the tanks require a floating roof or
closed vent system);

- 28 tanks at 18 sites are subject to NSPS K/Ka/Kb inspection and/or
recordkeeping requirements:
K (recordkeeping of tank capacity, dimensions only):
Foster 787, 790
Quito-Hendrick 58044
Sands 15089A
Lynch 1511;

Ka/Kb (inspection & recordkeeping):
  Burger 58018 (if returned to active status)
China Grove 56007-56010
  Garden City 56003
Haskell, N. 58509 (if returned to active status)
Haskell, S.  58023 (and 58022, if returned to active status)
  McAfee 1523
  McElroy 58005
  Midland 1516
  Scurry 1517
  Wildfire 1524
  Livingston-Ridge 68414
  Loco Hills 4602, 68417, 68418
  Maljamar 1519-1522
  Sonora 1515 (if returned to active status)
Thomas 68413

State

- Crane Station has an emissions potential > 100 tpy and is therefore
required to remit a TNRCC emissions fee, due by 11/1 each year:

 10 sites are subject to an NSPS Subpart (i.e., K, Ka, Kb) and are therefore
required to remit a  TNRCC emissions fee, due by 11/1 each year:
China Grove, Foster, Garden City, Haskell S., McAfee, McElroy, Midland,
Quito-Hendrick, Scurry, Wildfire;

- 8 sites need a TNRCC account number from the Regional office: China Grove,
Haskell S., McAfee, McElroy, Midland, Quito-Hendrick,
Scurry, Wildfire;
I have initiated the request to the TNRCC for account number for the above
sites

- 4 additional sites which, if returned to active status, need a TNRCC
account number and are subject to a TNRCC emissions fee, due by 11/1:
Burger, Haskell N., Sands, Sonora;

- 3 sites that are not subject to a TNRCC emissions fee, but paid one last
year:
Adair, Hendrick, Ozona.

6. Specific inspection requirements: Primary and secondary seal inspections.
 See Attachment A for list of tanks affected.
 API Standard 653-based  &In-service8 inspection checklist.
 Internal/External Floating Roof Inspection Report checklists.
 Sketch and Calculation for Perimeter Seal Gap Measurement.

Comprehensive &Out-of-service8 inspections are performed after the tank is
cleaned and should
be budgeted at approximately $5000. each.  This will include a thorough floor
scan but will not include required repairs.

ATTACHMENT A

IFR/EFR Storage Tanks
Seal Inspections

For the tanks equipped with a floating roof and subject to Ka or Kb, the
following requirements apply:

- Tanks with an IFR (internal floating roof) require an internal inspection
every 5 years
(however, the interval can be extended to every 10 years if an annual visual
inspection is performed):

Burger 58018 (if returned to service)
China Grove 56007-56010
Garden City 56003
Haskell S. 58023 (and 58022, if returned to service)
McAfee 1523
Midland 1516
Scurry 1517
Wildfire 1524
Livingston Ridge 68414
  Loco Hills 66417, 66418
  Thomas 68413

- Tanks with an EFR (external float. roof) require measurement of the gap
between the shell wall and the primary seal every 5 years, and between the
shell wall and the secondary seal  annually:

Foster 787, 790
Quito-Hendrick 58044
Lynch 1511
Sonora 1515 (if returned to service)


---------------------- Forwarded by Steven J Kean/NA/Enron on 04/10/2001
10:25 AM ---------------------------

Richard Shapiro
04/10/2001 10:10 AM
To: Steven J Kean/NA/Enron@Enron
cc:

Subject: Rick Shapiro Presentation (Updated)

---------------------- Forwarded by Richard Shapiro/NA/Enron on 04/10/2001
10:10 AM ---------------------------

Ginger Dernehl
03/29/2001 04:45 PM
To: Lauren Urquhart/LON/ECT@ECT
cc: Richard Shapiro/NA/Enron@Enron

Subject: Rick Shapiro Presentation (Updated)

Lauren,

Mr. Shapiro has updated his presentation.  Can you make sure that this
version is available to him for Monday's meeting?  Also, will his
presentation be saved on a computer for his use or does he need to have it on
a "CD/diskette"?

Thanks

gngr
713-853-7751


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please print
---------------------- Forwarded by Elizabeth Sager/HOU/ECT on 02/03/2000
11:09 AM ---------------------------

	From:  Christi L Nicolay                           02/03/2000 11:01 AM

To: Elizabeth Sager/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: TVA letter


Any thoughts on our conversation a few days ago?

Also, I will look at this policy and respond.

GP

 -----Original Message-----
From:  Office of the Chairman - Enron Wholesale Services
<legalonline-compliance@enron.com>@ENRON
[mailto:IMCEANOTES-Office+20of+20the+20Chairman+20-+20Enron+20Wholesale+20Serv
ices+20+3Clegalonline-compliance+40enron+2Ecom+3E+40ENRON@ENRON.com]
Sent: Wednesday, February 28, 2001 1:58 PM
To: PIPER@mailman.enron.com; GREGORY
Subject: Confidential Information and Securities Trading

To:PIPER, GREGORY
Email:gpiper@enron.com - 7138536635

Enron Wholesale Services - Office of the Chairman

From:  Mark Frevert, Chairman & CEO
      Greg Whalley, President & COO
      Mark Haedicke, Managing Director & General Counsel

Subject:  Confidential Information and Securities Trading

Enron Wholesale Services ('EWS') maintains official Policies and Procedures
Regarding Confidential Information and Securities Trading ('Policies and
Procedures'), which have been revised as of November 15, 2000 to reflect the
new EWS structure.  These policies and procedures are intended to allow us
simultaneously to pursue our diverse businesses and to protect confidential
information, our reputation for integrity, and EWS and its employees from
legal liability.

You are required to become familiar with, and to comply with, the Policies
and Procedures.  The newly revised Policies and Procedures are available for
your review on LegalOnline, the new intranet website maintained by the Enron
Wholesale Services Legal Department.  Please click on the attached link to
access LegalOnline:

http://legalonline.corp.enron.com/chinesewall.asp

You must certify your compliance with the Policies and Procedures within two
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Procedures, please call Lance Schuler at extension 3-5419, Mark Haedicke at
extension 3-6544, Alan Aronowitz at extension 3-3214, Bob Bruce at extension
5-7780 or Donna Lowry at extension 3-1939.


Dear Alumni,

Verity, Inc. is searching for a Director Product Marketing
for their company in Sunnyvale, CA.  This is a key position
with the company. Interested candidates should contact
Hilary Taubman: htaubman@verity.com.  Additional contact
information is directly below.

Thank you.

----------------------------------
Company Name: Verity, Inc.
Address, 894 Ross Drive, Sunnyvale CA 94089
Contact Information: Verity Recruiting - Hilary Taubman
Telephone Number 408 541 1500
E-mail Address htaubman@verity.com
Fax Number 408 541 1600

SEE BELOW FOR FOLLOWING INFO

Company Description -
Company Industry - Software
 Job Title and Description
 Desired Qualifications
Years of Pre-MBA Experience
Years of Post-MBA Experience
Location of Position: Sunnyvale CA

----------------------------------------------

Director Product Marketing

Daily Duties and Responsibilities:
Reporting into the VP Engineering & New Business Activity, this key position
will be responsible for leading and developing Verity's product marketing
policy and will authorize their implementation. Your excellent problem
solving skills will assist you on abstract problems across all areas of
product marketing. You will identify and evaluate fundamental problems for
major functional areas through assessment of intangible variables.

You must be capable of internal and external communications with executive
level management, both within the company, partner companies and potential
customers.
You must be able to handle negotiations of extremely difficult matters to
influence policymaking. Outstanding outbound communication skills will
assist you in communicating with the press, industry analysts and customers.
You must have very strong inbound skills compatible with the company<RIGHT SINGLE QUOTATION MARK>s
development and program management organizations. You will be responsible
for the activities of the company<RIGHT SINGLE QUOTATION MARK>s product marketing team and senior
product managers with overall responsibility for the direction of those
assigned areas.

Minimum Requirements:
Ten (10) years industry experience in Product Marketing, Product Management,
Development or Sales with a Minimum of Five (5) years in Product Marketing.
A minimum of Three (3) years management experience with at least Three (3)
direct reports. Graduate school may be substituted for industry experience.
Consummate outbound communications skills and technical skills sufficient to
grasp the company<RIGHT SINGLE QUOTATION MARK>s complex product line.

Desirable Requirements:
Previous experience as a Vice President of Marketing or as a Vice President
of Product Marketing. Visible and substantial experience in industry public
speaking roles. Specific experience in the search and classification markets
working for Verity's competitors.

Education:
Bachelor Degree Minimum Requirement
Masters Degree (MBA, MSCS, MSEE) Desirable

Travel Requirements:
40% minimum on sales calls, with industry analysts, at trade shows. Travel
will require extensive plane travel and both domestic and international
destinations within the United States, Europe, Africa and Asia.

_________________________________________________
MBA Career Management Center
The Anderson School at UCLA
Entrepreneurs Hall, C201
Phone: (310) 825-3325
Email: career.management.center@anderson.ucla.edu
Web: http://www.anderson.ucla.edu


The link to the homework solutions from my web page was screwed up
yesterday.  I have corrected the problem.  Madhur did email you the correct
link right after the TA session, as well as the solutions themselves, so I
hope this made access possible.  If not, I apologize for the delay, I hope
it did not cause too much inconvenience for you.  In the future all solution
will be available just after the TA session on Saturdays.

A few other things:

1)  The quizzes (and solutions) are all available for the semester.  Dont
forget to use them to gauge your understanding of the fundamental concepts.

2) FAQs are available for all the important concepts in the first two weeks.
If you are unsure of any, check them out!

3) I have had only two volunteers for class reps.  As an added inducement to
voluteer, if you do, I promise to buy you a beer AFTER the final exam!

--- Jonathan


Mark:
FYI. I'm meeting with Lisa Mellencamp tomorrow to discuss what, if anything,
legal should be doing with respect to these counterparties.
Carol
---------------------- Forwarded by Carol St Clair/HOU/ECT on 11/09/99 06:07
PM ---------------------------

Molly Harris
11/09/99 04:27 PM
To: Carol St Clair/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc: John Suttle/HOU/ECT@ECT
Subject: Margin Exception Report

Carol

John forwarded your request to me.  Please find attached our latest report.
If you have any questions or would like me to join you and Lisa tomorrow, let
me know.

Thank you
Molly
6-6363


May I take 1/2 day Friday?

Thanks
Dp


Please contact Stinson Gibner (VP), Vince Kaminski (MD of Enron Research) or
one their technical staff who did the model development: Samer Takriti or
Chonawee Supatgiat.  As I mentioned in our meeting, Enron Research is staffed
with some of the best risk model developers and EBS has engaged them to
develop optimization tools for trading and customer pricing activities.  Phil
Markwart has been our optical engineering expert who helped specify the
requirements for the research group.

Ravi.

p.s. for those who don't know Dan, he is part of the team (Dan please correct
me if I am wrong here!) that will be responsible for developing a trading
system for Bandwidth trading org. He has also began to look at the
optimization needs of the system.

	Dan Cummings
	07/10/00 09:33 AM

		 To: Ravi Thuraisingham/Enron Communications@Enron Communications
		 cc:
		 Subject: Research Dept contact
Ravi, who's working on the optimization engine you mentioned Friday?

Dan