Part 2 of 3 Parts

Spring Football Notes . .

QB Chris Simms completed 11 of 15 passes for 174 yards and a touchdown to
highlight UT's annual Orange-White game before a crowd school officials
estimated at 31,000
Coach Mack Brown had the first team offenses and defenses square off against
each other for the first time in the Orange-White game.
The only touchdown the first-team defense gave up was a 53-yard Simms pass to
WR Roy Williams, who had a step on CB Quentin Jammer.
Simms also led the offense to a field goal.
QB Major Applewhite, operating behind an offensive line patched with
walk-ons, led the second team to one touchdown against the second-team
defense, on a fade route to WR Sloan Thomas in the end zone.
My vote for most improved offensive player this spring is split three ways
because Simms, sophomore TE Brock Edwards and senior tackle Mike Williams are
all much improved over last year. On defense, I think it's a two-way tie
between DT Marcus Tubbs and CB/safety Nathan Vasher.
I think the Longhorns will have the best group of WRs, TEs and DBs in the Big
12. They will have the best passing QB in the Big 12, too, if Simms continues
to improve. They also will have one of the two or three best pass-blocking
lines in the league if they stay healthy.

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Maroon-Hued Journalists Abound

I should have commented on this earlier, but better late than never.
Kevin Sherrington of the Dallas News wrote a love-in column about Texas A&M
coach R. C. Slocum right after national signing day, and both Slocum and
Sherrington used the opportunity to throw a few rocks at Texas coach Mack
Brown and the Longhorns
I'm going to quote a couple of excerpts from the column, with my comments
about them. Here's the first one:
"Such is R.C. Slocum's life these days. Never had a losing season at Texas
A&M. Won more games than any coach in school history. Run a clean program his
dozen years as head coach."
Clean program? No question it's cleaner than it used to be, but Sherrington
must have a really short memory. Remember those no-show jobs?
Then Sherrington and Slocum got into recruiting, and both took some shots at
Brown and UT. Here's what they said in the column:
"Of course, rankings come with caveats, too, Slocum reminded. After four
years of enrolling the country's top recruiting classes, he asked, 'shouldn't
a school have the most talented team in the country? Shouldn't expectations
go way up?' "
" 'Wouldn't that be accurate?' Slocum asked."
"In other words, you're up, Mr. Brown."
First of all, Brown hasn't had "four years of enrolling the country's top
recruiting classes." He's had three of them, and the third class hasn't even
enrolled yet. The other two were freshmen and sophomores last year and they
are the heart and soul of the team.
Brown's first signees at Texas weren't in the class of the others, which
certainly were highly ranked classes.
His first great class will be starting its third year this season and it is
ready to boost the Longhorns back into national prominence.
The Aggies, on the other hand, went 11-3 in 1998, 8-4 in 1999 and 7-4 in
2000. Sounds like a downward spiral to me. I wonder if Aggies' expectations
are "way up?"
Second, the last time I looked, Texas and Texas A&M had played three times
since Brown arrived to find Slocum firmly entrenched at A&M with his program
already well established.
Enheriting a 4-7 team, Brown has produced three consecutive nine-win seasons
and, while I know it sounds far-fetched after reading the remarks of
Sherrington and Slocum, he has a 2-1 edge over Slocum and his Aggies.
The lone Aggie victory over Brown was in 1999 at A&M by a razor-thin 20-16
margin when UT QB Major Applewhite, the Big 12 Co-Offensive Player of the
Year, was too sick to play.
I know you play with what you have and I am not saying that Aggie victory
shouldn't count, but what I am saying is that any outsider reading the column
would think the Aggies must be hammering us every year.
While I'm on the subject of biased reporting, I thought it was interesting
that the Houston Chronicle published a three-column bylined story on the
Texas A&M spring game, which drew 6,000 fans. The paper did not staff the UT
spring game and did not run one line on an event that was attended by 31,000
fans.
The UT Sports Information Department distributed a lengthy story on the
spring game and many papers used all or part of it, but the Chronicle simply
ignored the entire event.
The Chronicle has one sports columnist, devout Aggie John Lopez, who doesn't
even try to get his facts straight when writing, about Texas.
Remember his column on how UT basketball guard Darren Kelly wanted to go to
A&M, but didn't have the grades.
Kelly was a full qualifier out of high school and, in fact, started his
college career at a Division I school before switching to a JC.
When he missed a semester at Texas for academic problems, it was because many
of his hours at the small JC he attended did not transfer and he was short on
hours toward his degree. It wan't because he was failing any courses.
But Lopez was more interested in making excuses for the dismal Aggie
basketball team than he was in getting the facts straight.
If you get as irritated as I do with columnists who continue to glorify the
Aggies and ignore or put down the Longhorns, let the sports editors and/or
their bosses know about it.

An Early Look at the Schedule

Trying to predict football games in April that are several months away is a
dangerous business, so I'm going to just look at the schedule and talk about
the likely odds on all the games.
The Longhorns probably will be at least 15-point favorites over five of their
foes. They are the home games against New Mexico State and Kansas and the
road games against Houston, Oklahoma State and Baylor.
Texas also will be favored, probably by  at least 10 points, in the home g
ames against North Carolina and Texas Tech and the game at Missouri.
That leaves the Oct. 6 date in Dallas against defending national champion
Oklahoma, the Oct. 20 home game against Colorado and the Nov. 23 visit to A&M
as the ones that would appear to be the most dangerous.
I think Colorado will be a dangerous team if RB Marcus Houston stays healthy,
and A&M is always dangerous in College Station.
But there is no question that the Sooners are the most dangerous looking foe
on the schedule.
I won't predict Texas will win every game, but I will predict if the
Longhorns average 100 yards rushing against OU, Colorado and A&M, we'll all
be smiling heading into the post season.

Conradt Gives Up AD Title

Jody Conradt, UT women's basketball coach since 1976 and women's athletic
director since 1992, is going back to coaching full time and giving up the AD
post
"I have appreciated the opportunity to serve the university, but my heart and
my passion are about coaching women's athletics," she said.
Conradt, 59, said she thinks her basketball program is making "significant
progress" toward returning to the national spotlight and said she wants to
devote full time to that job.
Chris Plonsky, 43, a senior associate athletic director in the men's
department, will serve as women's athletic director on an interim basis and
will get a new title: senior associate athletic director for men's and
women's athletics.
Patricia Ohlendorf, UT vice president for institutional relations and legal
affairs, oversees both athletic departments. She said she will chair a small
committee that will study the men's and women's athletic departments to
determine their future course.
The study probably will take about two  months to complete, and all signs
point to a recommendation to combine the two departments.
Only five Division I universities have separate athletic departments for men
and women. The others are Tennessee, Arkansas, Minnesota and Wisconsin.
In recent years, the two departments have combined to operate together in
several areas at Texas, such as sports medicine, strength and conditioning,
fund-raising and development, marketing, ticket operations and media
relations.
Sources close to the situation at UT say combining the two departments and
having one director to oversee both would save more than $1 million a year.
The sources also say UT President Larry Faulkner, who will make the ultimate
call, favors combining the two departments.
In this day of increasing expenses and tight budgets, it would make a lot of
sense to join the other 11 schools in the Big 12 and the vast majority of the
other Division I schools in combining the two departments under one athletic
director.
It would eliminate a lot of duplication and save a lot of money.

Jamboree on TV in Austin

The Longhorns Spring Football Jamboree, highlighted by the Orange-White game,
will be telecast by time Warner Cable Monday and Tuesday on Austin Cable
Channel 62.
Fox  Sports and Time Warner Cable are teaming up to bring Austin cable
viewers the tape-delay broadcast of the March 31 jamboree and scrimmage.
It will be telecast Monday (April 9) at 9 p.m. and Tuesday (April 10) at 7
p.m.

Umpire Boycott Silly

The three Austin-area umpires who are boycotting non-conference baseball
games at Texas' Disch-Falk Field because of what they term insulting personal
attacks by Longhorns assistant coaches are being silly.
David Wiley, Tim Henderson and Wade Ford say they won't call Texas'
non-conference games the rest of the season because they are unhappy with the
way they have been treated by UT assistants Frank Anderson and Tommy Harmon.
"Tim, Wade and I have just decided it might be better for all parties
involved if we worked elsewhere this year because the professional climate
has deteriorated all year, such that we felt it would be better for us to
extract ourselves from that situation," Wiley said.
Henderson and Wade were assigned before the season to work some Big 12 games
at Disch-Falk and said they will honor that commitment.
The reason the boycott is silly is that umpires have the ultimate weapon in
disputes with coaches. They can eject them, and that would be a far more
reasonable approach than what Wiley, Henderson and Ford have chosen to do.
A few ejections will make any coach see the light, even if he is in the
right, because umpires have dictatorial power over coaches.
It's also strange that Wiley is talking about it to reporters. The Big 12 has
a strict gag rule on all Big 12 coaches, and Wiley knows he can say anything
he wants to without fear of contradiction from the other parties involved.

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Really Bad Day

  There was this little guy sitting inside a bar, just looking at his
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  Then, this big trouble-making truck driver stepped up right next to him,
  took the drink from the guy, and just drank it all down.

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  "I got home only to find my wife was in bed with the gardener. I left
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-----Original Message-----
From: Brett Lawler [mailto:brettlawler@hotmail.com]
Sent: Sunday, October 14, 2001 1:08 PM
To: a_diekman@hotmail.com; BLawler875@aol.com; CHMARGAU@aol.com;
chris_a_regnier@yahoo.com; cll@prodigy.net; ebass@ect.enron.com;
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mybulldog189@hotmail.com; Rachael_Harman@gabrobins.com; srhea@acm.org
Subject: Fwd: Tom Clancy's Response

Tom Clancy is cool.

:)

>
>For Tom Clancy, the world's highest-paid fiction writer - whose
>thrillers have sold 60 million copies and been turned into
>blockbuster movies - the events of Tuesday hold a special poignancy.
>In his best selling novel Debt Of Honor in 1994, he created a
>scenario chillingly similar to the attacks; a Japanese pilot crashes
>a 747 jet into the US Capitol buildings, killing the President and
>most of his Cabinet. Here, Clancy explains why the mood of his
>nation is now turning to revenge.
>
>***************
>
>It was a friend of mine formerly of the Royal Navy who first pointed
>out that the casualty count on this incident exceeds that of Pearl
>Harbor. Yes, my country has taken a big and costly hit, and
>somewhere, perhaps in South Asia, some people are exchanging
>high-fives and having themselves a good laugh.
>
>And maybe they're entitled to it. Like Pearl Harbor, it was a well
>planned and well executed black operation. But, you know, they've
>made the same mistake that Japan made back in 1941. It's remarkable
>to me that America is so hard for some people to understand. We are
>the most open of books, after all. Our values and customs are
>portrayed on TV and movie screens all over the world. Is the
>character of my country so hard to grasp?
>
>Japan figured that they could defeat us not physically, but morally,
>that America was not tough enough to defeat their death-seeking
>warriors, that we would be unwilling to absorb the casualties. (In
>this they were right: we didn't absorb all the casualties they tried
>to inflict - but that was because we killed their samurai much more
>efficiently than they were able to kill our men). An enemy willing
>to die in the performance of his duty can indeed be a formidable
>adversary, but, you see, we've dealt with such people before. They
>die just like everyone else.
>
>Perhaps the American sort of patriotism, like the British sort, just
>isn't bombastic enough for our enemies to notice. We don't parade
>about thumping our chests and proclaiming how tough we are, whereas
>other people like that sort of display. But they don't seem to grasp
>the fact that they do it because they have to - they evidently need
>to prove to themselves how formidable they are.
>
>Instead, our people, like yours, train and practice their craft
>every day, out in the field at places like Fort Bragg, North
>Carolina, and Fort Irwin, California. I've been to both places and
>seen our people and how they train. The difference between a
>civilian or a common ruffian and a soldier, you see, is training.
>
>A professional soldier is as serious about his work as a surgeon is
>about his. Such people are not, in my experience, boastful. If you
>ask what they can do, they will explain it to you, usually in quiet
>tones, because they do not feel the need to prove anything. Off duty
>they are like everyone else, watching football on TV and enjoying a
>quiet beer with their pals. They read books, shop at the local
>supermarkets, and mow the grass at home. They all enjoy a good
>laugh. They make the best of friends. They look physically fit - and
>indeed they are physically fit - because their job requires it, and
>every day they do something tiresome in the field, working at some
>more or less demanding field exercise, again and again and again
>until every aspect of their job is as automatic as zipping one's
>zipper is for us people in civilian life.
>
>But, you know, inside all of these people, such as the 82nd Airborne
>at Fort Bragg, or the 75th Ranger Regiment at Fort Stewart, Georgia,
>there burns a little flame. Not a big one; instead like the pilot
>light in a gas stove. And when you put more gas there, the flame
>gets bigger, enough to cook with. Inside every one of these people
>is something else, something you have to look for - pride. They know
>that they are good at their work, in the event they ever have to do
>it for real. This doesn't happen very often, and indeed they do not
>ordinarily lust to do it because it's a serious, nasty job. The job
>is the taking of life.
>
>Military organizations exist for only one mission: killing people
>and breaking things. This is not something to be undertaken lightly,
>because life is a gift from God, and a lot of these people - kids, really -
>can be found in church on Sunday mornings. But their larger purpose - the
>reason these kids enlist, both in my country and in yours - is to preserve,
>protect, and defend their nations and the citizens who live there. It's not
>an easy job, but someone has to do it, and typically the hardest jobs
>attract the best of us. Mostly they never have to kill anybody, and that's
>okay with them. It's knowing that
>they are able to do something difficult and dangerous that gives
>them their pride.
>
>This purpose, defending their country, is something they don't talk
>much about, but it's always there, and with it comes a quiet, steely look
>in the eyes. Especially when something like this happens. That's
>when their sense of self is insulted, and these are people who do
>not bear insults well. They are protectors, and when those whom they
>are sworn to protect are hurt, then comes the desire - the lust - to
>perform their mission. Even then it's quiet. They will not riot or
>pose before TV cameras or cry aloud for action, because that's not
>their way. They are the point of the lance, the very breath of the
>dragon, and at times like this they want to know the taste of blood.
>
>Their adversaries just don't appreciate what they are capable of.
>It's something too divorced from their experience. This isn't like hosing
>civilians with your machine-gun or setting off a bomb somewhere, or killing
>unarmed people strapped and helpless inside a commercial
>aircraft. This means facing professional warriors at a time and
>place of their choosing, and that is something terrorists don't
>really prepare for. The day of Pearl Harbor, the commander of the
>Japanese navy told his staff not to exult too much, that all their
>beautifully executed operation had accomplished was to awaken a
>sleeping dragon and give it a dreadful purpose.
>
>Perhaps alone in his country, Isoroku Yamamoto, who had lived
>briefly in America, knew what his enemy was capable of, and for that
>reason, perhaps he was not surprised when the .50-caliber bullet from a
>P-38 fighter entered his head and ended his life.
>
>Whoever initiated last week's operation is probably not quite as
>appreciative of what he has begun as Yamamoto was. Because the
>dragon is now fully awake, and its breath is too hot for men to
>bear. America is now fully awake. Our quiet patriotism is a little
>louder now, but it will not get too loud. Why spoil the surprise?
>
>
>

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-----Original Message-----
From: Almeida, Keoni [mailto:KAlmeida@caiso.com]
Sent: Friday, November 30, 2001 9:01 AM
To: undisclosed-recipients
Subject: CERS letter

http://www.caiso.com/docs/2001/11/29/2001112914364821031.pdf.

Thought you would like to see this letter.

Keoni Almeida
California Independent System Operator
phone: 916/608-7053
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Thanks Lance, that helped.

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Cunningham, Lance
Sent:	Tuesday, October 23, 2001 2:16 PM
To:	Dean, Clint
Subject:	Reliant zone graphic

Clint,

The Reliant zone graphic is attached.

 << File: Reliant Zone for clint dean.doc >>

Lance


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On the camping note, I am researching alternative sites just in case the
weather is insane this weekend.  Depending on which weather forecast you
believe, it will be cloudy with a chance of rain, with lows in the 40s and
highs in the 50s.

I also have to check for trail closures.  Even if it's not raining, some
trails will close down if they are muddy & wet because of erosion.

No matter what, we're on for camping, though!!  Even if I have to ride my
bike in circles around the tent.

-----Original Message-----
From: Ebner, Daniel [mailto:DEbner@JPI.com]
Sent: Wednesday, December 13, 2000 11:17 AM
To: 'Richard Donoghue'; 'Clint.Dean@enron.com'
Cc: Scott Palmer; 'Luis Gasparini'
Subject: RE: This weekend

Won't be the same without you.  After all, it was Richard that came up with
"Sometimes you kick wood...sometimes the wood kicks you."

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Richard Donoghue [SMTP:Rdonoghue@mphlegal.com]
> Sent: Wednesday, December 13, 2000 10:41 AM
> To: 'Clint.Dean@enron.com'; Richard Donoghue
> Cc: 'Scott Palmer'; 'Ebner, Daniel'; 'Luis Gasparini'
> Subject: RE: This weekend
>
> More like types, but I can read my message aloud to my computer if you
> would
> like.
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Clint.Dean@enron.com [mailto:Clint.Dean@enron.com]
> Sent: Wednesday, December 13, 2000 10:40 AM
> To: Richard Donoghue
> Cc: 'Scott Palmer'; 'Ebner, Daniel'; 'Luis Gasparini'
> Subject: RE: This weekend
>
>
>
> The "silent one" speaks.
>
>
>
>
> Richard Donoghue <Rdonoghue@mphlegal.com> on 12/13/2000 10:37:08 AM
>
> To:   "'Scott Palmer'" <Scott.Palmer@exodus.net>, "'Ebner, Daniel'"
>       <DEbner@JPI.com>, "'Luis Gasparini'" <lgasparini@simpletel.com>,
>       "'Clint.Dean@enron.com'" <Clint.Dean@enron.com>, Richard Donoghue
>       <Rdonoghue@mphlegal.com>
> cc:
>
> Subject:  RE: This weekend
>
>
> Guys, unfortunately, I think I'm going to have to bow out of our camping
> trip this weekend. I have been rather ill over the last week and a half,
> and
> I'm not sure that I'm up for the elements and all of the alcohol that are
> involved in this weekend's festivities. I have been hoping to get better,
> but between work and my cold, I don't think I'm up for it. Have fun and
> please try not to make too much fun of the "silent one" while you are in a
> wood kicking frenzy.
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Scott Palmer [mailto:Scott.Palmer@exodus.net]
> Sent: Tuesday, December 12, 2000 10:41 AM
> To: 'Ebner, Daniel'; 'Luis Gasparini'; 'Clint.Dean@enron.com';
> 'Rdonoghue@mphlegal.com'
> Subject: RE: This weekend
>
>
>
> I also have a small tent that can be borrowed if "the silent one" emerges
> from the depths of the legal system to join us on our quest for physical
> pain, inebriation, and large, uncontrollable fires.
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Ebner, Daniel [mailto:DEbner@JPI.com]
> Sent: Tuesday, December 12, 2000 10:35 AM
> To: Scott Palmer; 'Luis Gasparini'; 'Clint.Dean@enron.com';
> 'Rdonoghue@mphlegal.com'
> Subject: RE: This weekend
>
>
> Clint has spoken for the tent.
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From:   Ebner, Daniel
> > Sent:   Tuesday, December 12, 2000 10:28 AM
> > To:     'Scott Palmer'; 'Luis Gasparini'; Clint.Dean@enron.com;
> > Rdonoghue@mphlegal.com
> > Subject:     RE: This weekend
> >
> > Does everybody have a tent.  I can bring an extra SMALL tent if needed?
> >
> >    -----Original Message-----
> >    From:     Scott Palmer [SMTP:Scott.Palmer@exodus.net]
> >    Sent:     Tuesday, December 12, 2000 8:24 AM
> >    To:  'Luis Gasparini'; Ebner, Daniel; Clint.Dean@enron.com;
> > Rdonoghue@mphlegal.com
> >    Subject:  RE: This weekend
> >
> >
> >    I'm in for that.
> >
> >    BTW - pack a change of warm clothes, and I'd suggest some kind of
> > light
> >    nylon coat.  It might drizzle that day.
> >
> >    -----Original Message-----
> >    From: Luis Gasparini [mailto:lgasparini@simpletel.com]
> >    Sent: Monday, December 11, 2000 4:37 PM
> >    To: Ebner, Daniel; Scott Palmer; Clint.Dean@enron.com;
> >    Rdonoghue@mphlegal.com
> >    Subject: RE: This weekend
> >
> >
> >    Do you guys want to go in on some New York Strip steaks?  I can pick
> > up some
> >    in bulk at Sam's and marinade them over night.  There are usually 4
> > eight to
> >    ten ounce steaks per package for around $20.  They are pretty good
> > quality.
> >
> >    If we do it, should I get one or two packages?  I'm thinking two
> > (unless
> >    Scott is bringing Hunter, who we can BBQ instead).
> >
> >    -----Original Message-----
> >    From: Ebner, Daniel [mailto:DEbner@JPI.com]
> >    Sent: Monday, December 11, 2000 3:00 PM
> >    To: 'Scott Palmer'; Ebner, Daniel; 'Clint.Dean@enron.com'
> >    Cc: 'Rdonoghue@mphlegal.com'; 'lgasparini@simpletel.com'
> >    Subject: RE: This weekend
> >
> >
> >    Sounds good to me.  5 o'clock.   Just kidding.
> >
> >    > -----Original Message-----
> >    > From:   Scott Palmer [SMTP:Scott.Palmer@exodus.net]
> >    > Sent:   Monday, December 11, 2000 3:02 PM
> >    > To:     'Ebner, Daniel'; 'Clint.Dean@enron.com'
> >    > Cc:     'Rdonoghue@mphlegal.com'; 'lgasparini@simpletel.com'
> >    > Subject:     RE: This weekend
> >    >
> >    >
> >    > So did we get a consensus on the time?
> >    >
> >    > -----Original Message-----
> >    > From: Ebner, Daniel [mailto:DEbner@JPI.com]
> >    > Sent: Monday, December 11, 2000 2:54 PM
> >    > To: Scott Palmer; 'Clint.Dean@enron.com'
> >    > Cc: 'Rdonoghue@mphlegal.com'; 'lgasparini@simpletel.com'
> >    > Subject: RE: This weekend
> >    >
> >    >
> >    > I think I'd have a short position in camp fire wood.  I see the
> > intrinsic
> >    > value spiking upward (due to need for warmth) then crashing down
> > (as it
> >    > turns to ash).
> >    >
> >    > However, I'm always long Beam.
> >    >
> >    > > -----Original Message-----
> >    > > From: Scott Palmer [SMTP:Scott.Palmer@exodus.net]
> >    > > Sent: Monday, December 11, 2000 2:47 PM
> >    > > To:   'Clint.Dean@enron.com'
> >    > > Cc:   'Ebner, Daniel'; 'Rdonoghue@mphlegal.com';
> >    > > 'lgasparini@simpletel.com'
> >    > > Subject:   RE: This weekend
> >    > >
> >    > >
> >    > > Not so fast, Clint.... for $4.50 you just get the wood, you
> > don't get an
> >    > > option to kick the wood.
> >    > >
> >    > > I'm writing December Wood-kicking calls for $1, who's
> > buying....?
> >    > >
> >    > > -----Original Message-----
> >    > > From: Clint.Dean@enron.com [mailto:Clint.Dean@enron.com]
> >    > > Sent: Monday, December 11, 2000 2:37 PM
> >    > > To: Scott Palmer
> >    > > Cc: 'Ebner, Daniel'; 'Rdonoghue@mphlegal.com';
> >    > > 'lgasparini@simpletel.com'
> >    > > Subject: RE: This weekend
> >    > >
> >    > >
> >    > >
> >    > > Wow, the wood I can kick!!!
> >    > >
> >    > >
> >    > >
> >    > >
> >    > > Scott Palmer <Scott.Palmer@exodus.net> on 12/11/2000 02:34:59 PM
> >    > >
> >    > > To:   "'Ebner, Daniel'" <DEbner@JPI.com>,
> > "'Rdonoghue@mphlegal.com'"
> >    > >       <Rdonoghue@mphlegal.com>, "'Clint.Dean@enron.com'"
> >    > >       <Clint.Dean@enron.com>, "'lgasparini@simpletel.com'"
> >    > >       <lgasparini@simpletel.com>
> >    > > cc:
> >    > >
> >    > > Subject:  RE: This weekend
> >    > >
> >    > >
> >    > >
> >    > > All right - I did the unthinkable, and bought a "half-cord" of
> > wood.
> >    > For
> >    > > the uninitiated, a half-cord is a stack of roughly 18- to
> > 24-inch logs
> >    > > that
> >    > > is 8 feet long and 4 feet high.
> >    > >
> >    > > I'm going to bring about half of it camping, so we should have
> > quite the
> >    > > fire.
> >    > >
> >    > > -----Original Message-----
> >    > > From: Ebner, Daniel [mailto:DEbner@JPI.com]
> >    > > Sent: Monday, December 11, 2000 1:55 PM
> >    > > To: Scott Palmer; 'Rdonoghue@mphlegal.com';
> > 'Clint.Dean@enron.com';
> >    > > 'lgasparini@simpletel.com'
> >    > > Subject: RE: This weekend
> >    > >
> >    > >
> >    > > Richard, are you coming.  You've been awful quite throughout
> > this.
> >    > >
> >    > > I think I can scrape together 500 pennies.
> >    > >
> >    > > > -----Original Message-----
> >    > > > From:   Scott Palmer [SMTP:Scott.Palmer@exodus.net]
> >    > > > Sent:   Monday, December 11, 2000 12:50 PM
> >    > > > To:     'Ebner, Daniel'; 'Rdonoghue@mphlegal.com';
> >    > > 'Clint.Dean@enron.com';
> >    > > > 'lgasparini@simpletel.com'
> >    > > > Subject:     RE: This weekend
> >    > > >
> >    > > >
> >    > > > OK, I can get some firewood.  I assume we're going to need
> > quite a
> >    > bit,
> >    > > > since we tend to build a pretty big fire every year.
> >    > > >
> >    > > > Can I assume that I can get $5 from everybody to help cover
> > the cost
> >    > of
> >    > > > the
> >    > > > wood?
> >    > > >
> >    > > > The place is easy, there's pretty much only one area to tent
> > camp.
> >    > I'd
> >    > > > say
> >    > > > first ones there claim a good site.  It's been getting dark
> > around
> >    > 5:00
> >    > > > lately, so I'd say we need to get there before noon if we're
> > going to
> >    > > get
> >    > > > a
> >    > > > decent ride in and be able to pitch tents before it gets dark.
> >    > > >
> >    > > > That'll mean an early morning for the Dallas guys.... sorry
> > bout that.
> >    > > >
> >    > > > -----Original Message-----
> >    > > > From: Ebner, Daniel [mailto:DEbner@JPI.com]
> >    > > > Sent: Monday, December 11, 2000 11:48 AM
> >    > > > To: Scott Palmer; 'Rdonoghue@mphlegal.com';
> > 'Clint.Dean@enron.com';
> >    > > > 'lgasparini@simpletel.com'
> >    > > > Subject: This weekend
> >    > > >
> >    > > >
> >    > > > I did some looking for firewood around Coppell this weekend.
> > Short of
> >    > > the
> >    > > > crap you get from Albertson's that burns up in about 15
> > minutes, I
> >    > could
> >    > > > not
> >    > > > find any.  This week, I've got something every night so I
> > can't shop
> >    > for
> >    > > > it.
> >    > > >
> >    > > > Can someone be in charge of getting firewood?  It's usually
> > best to
> >    > get
> >    > > > from
> >    > > > an actual firewood supplier that usually has trucks on the
> > side of the
> >    > > > road.
> >    > > > Nursuries sometimes have it also.  We can split up the cost
> > later.
> >    > > >
> >    > > > I'm pretty much planning on showing up with my tent, sleeping
> > stuff,
> >    > > food,
> >    > > > Beam, bike, and lanterns.  Is there anything else I need to
> > bring?
> >    > > >
> >    > > > Also, what time, and where in the park are we meeting?
> >    > >
> >    > >
>
>


From http://www.enerfaxgold.com <http://www.enerfaxgold.com/> :

Hunt Oil Commissions Study for Camisea LNG Project

    A subsidiary of Hunt Oil, Camisea LNG, has selected Kellogg Brown

& Root, a division of the Halliburton, to conduct a Front End

Engineering Design study for a LNG liquefaction facility and marine

terminal on the coast of Peru south of Lima. The $8.5 million study

is expected to be complete in about 8 months. The facility will be

near the Camisea natural gas field, which is estimated to contain 13

Tcf.  Development of the field and construction of a pipeline and

related facilities to deliver gas to Lima are currently underway and

are expected to be completed in 2004. If the plant is constructed,

Peru would become the first country in South America to export LNG,

with shipments expected by the last quarter of 2006. The FEED

contract will include studies from the inlet to the LNG facility,

through the liquefaction process, to the marine LNG loading facility.

The design study contemplates a one-train liquefaction plant with a

total production capacity of at least 545 MMcf of gas per day.

Kellogg Brown & Root will also study and engineer plans for a

dehydration facility, an acid gas removal facility, and other

necessary infrastructure. Concurrent with the FEED contract,

environmental impact assessment for the Camisea LNG export project

will be conducted.

From http://www.enerfax.com <http://www.enerfax.com/> :

Most New Single Family Homes Prefer Natural Gas Heat

    About 70% of the single family homes completed in 2000 featured

natural gas heat, demonstrating consumers' strong preference for the

efficient, clean-burning fuel, according to the AGA's 2000

Residential Natural Gas Market Survey. Electric heat was 2nd at 27%,

followed by heating oil at 3%. Natural gas has been consumers'

favorite energy for home heating for more than 12 years, because

customers prefer its comfort, reliability and value.  Along with

natural gas heating systems,  builders are also including natural gas

fireplaces, barbecue grills, garage heaters and other amenities in

new homes to meet consumer demand.  The natural gas share of new

single-family home completions matched or exceeded the electric share

in all regions. More than one of every 10 new natural gas residential

customers in 2000 converted to natural gas from electricity, heating

oil and other energy sources, the AGA survey reported. In the multi-
family sector,

natural gas was in 45% of the units completed in 2000,

up from 43% in 1999. When both single and multi-family units are

considered, natural gas house-heating market share of new housing

increased from 64% in 1999 to 65% in 2000. The electric home-heating

market share dropped from 33% to 32% in 2000. Overall, 59 million

residential customers, or 61% of total US households, had natural gas

service in 2000. About 83% of those natural gas customers use natural

gas for house-heating purposes, representing 51% of total US homes.

The total number of natural gas residential customers rose by almost

1 million from 1999 to 2000.

Baker Hughes Weekly Rig Count

     The number of rigs searching for oil and natural gas in the US

fell by 15 to 838 last week, according to Baker Hughes.  There were

1137 a year ago. The number exploring in Canada was down 13 to 439,

compared to 565 a year ago. The number of rigs in the Gulf of Mexico

was up 2 to 116, compared to 161 a year ago. The number searching on

land was 694, and the number of offshore rigs was 123. There were 21

inland rigs. The total North American rig count dropped 28 to 1,277,

compared to 1,702 a year ago. The total searching for oil rose by one

to 144, and the number searching for natural gas fell by 16 to 693.

There was one miscellaneous rig, unchanged from last week.

Bob Brooks

GPCM Natural Gas Market Forecasting System

http://gpcm.rbac.com <http://gpcm.rbac.com/>


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Reagan,

Here is the cost estimate and proforma prepared by George and Larry.  I am
faxing the site plan, elevation, and floor plans.

Phillip


Peggy,

Attached is the pulp newsletter for last week.

Monika

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Determeyer, Peggy
Sent:	Monday, July 30, 2001 3:35 PM
To:	Allan, David
Cc:	Causholli, Monika; Carter, Karen E.
Subject:	RE: restaurant guide

Be happy to - Monika - could you please send me a copy?

Peggy

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Allan, David
Sent:	Monday, July 30, 2001 3:31 PM
To:	Determeyer, Peggy
Subject:	RE: restaurant guide

Could you have Laura look at it?

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Determeyer, Peggy
Sent:	Monday, July 30, 2001 3:30 PM
To:	Allan, David; Causholli, Monika
Cc:	Carter, Karen E.
Subject:	RE: restaurant guide

We can use the disclaimer for anything - the legal group did ask to see the "first" one of anything that we decided to send out.  Do we want Laura to take a look at developing a standard "format" for the outside newsletter and include some key pricing parameters?  I would also suggest that we review the "first issue" and the proposed format with Jennifer Walker.

Here is the language for the disclaimer:

Enron Industrial Markets and its affiliates are engaged in the trading of steel and related commodities, and swaps, options, forwards and other derivatives on such commodities, for their own accounts and such trading could affect the markets for or prices of such commodities or derivatives.  The markets for and prices of such commodities and derivatives could also be affected by a variety of other factors, including supply and distribution factors, activities of other market participants and economic conditions generally.  Enron Industrial Markets and its affiliates assume no liability or responsibility for the accuracy or completeness of any information contained herein or for ensuring that any such information is current or updated.  The views set forth herein are intended solely for the personal use of the recipient, should not form the principal basis for any investment or trading decision and are not intended as advice or as a recommendation or solicitation of any transaction.  The user is solely responsible for any investment or trading decisions made on the basis of this information.  The information set forth herein is subject to change without notice at any time.

A tad bit wordy, but if it will keep us from having to review every issue with legal, it is a good thing.

Peggy

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Allan, David
Sent:	Monday, July 30, 2001 3:18 PM
To:	Causholli, Monika
Cc:	Carter, Karen E.; Determeyer, Peggy
Subject:	RE: restaurant guide

Thanks very much! I'll check it out.

Monika, could you forward to me the file with your market pulp originator newsletter in it? Some of our originators would like to send it out of the company to potential counterparties, and I would like to look at the wording to make sure we can send it out: the wording for an internal document may be more frank and open than a document that's intended for external distribution.

Peggy, did I hear you say you got some legal language for a disclaimer for steel? I wonder if we can use that on the market pulp and other originator letters to make sure they can be used externally?

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Causholli, Monika
Sent:	Monday, July 30, 2001 1:57 PM
To:	Allan, David
Subject:	restaurant guide

Dave,

Here is the website that has all restaurants in Houston. In addition, it has info on events and other things going on in Houston. For restaurants look on the left site and they are categorized by cuisine, neighborhood, or price.

http://houston.citysearch.com/?brand=sidewalk

Monika


Please see attached.

Regards,

Aparna Rajaram
ext. 5-4563


----- Forwarded by Mark Palmer/Corp/Enron on 12/15/2000 05:52 PM -----

	"Leopold, Jason" <Jason.Leopold@dowjones.com>
	12/15/2000 05:40 PM

		 To: "'mark.palmer@enron.com'" <mark.palmer@enron.com>
		 cc:
		 Subject: From our great governor

 - PR00 334 GGD Statement on FERC.doc
 - PR00 334 GGD Statement on FERC.rtf


Please print.
---------------------- Forwarded by Kay Mann/Corp/Enron on 12/11/2000 02:08
PM ---------------------------

"Campbell, Carolyn" <CCampbell@KSLAW.com> on 12/11/2000 01:54:04 PM
To: "'gkutzschbach@fulbright.com'" <gkutzschbach@fulbright.com>,
"'areynaud@coral-energy.com'" <areynaud@coral-energy.com>,
"'dwhaley@coral-energy.com'" <dwhaley@coral-energy.com>,
"'TSeigler@coral-energy.com'" <TSeigler@coral-energy.com>
cc: "'Ben.F.Jacoby@enron.com'" <Ben.F.Jacoby@enron.com>,
"'Kay.Mann@enron.com'" <Kay.Mann@enron.com>, "'Rebecca.Walker@enron.com'"
<Rebecca.Walker@enron.com>, "Keffer, John" <JKeffer@KSLAW.com>

Subject: Final Letter Agreements

 <<2R6LRED.DOC>>  <<2RM3RED.DOC>>  <<2RLSRED.DOC>>

We have enclosed the following documents for your review:

 1. Final draft of the Letter Agreement for CA Energy
Development I, LLC, marked to reflect revisions from the draft circulated by
King & Spalding earlier today;

 2. Final draft of the Letter Agreement for CA Energy
Development II, LLC, marked to reflect revisions from the draft circulated
by King & Spalding earlier today; and

 3. Final draft of the Letter Agreement for CA Energy
Development II, LLC pertaining to the transformer, marked to reflect
revisions from the draft circulated by King & Spalding earlier today.

Please circulate a revised draft of the Guaranty Agreement and advise as to
when Coral can meet for execution of the Letter Agreements and the Guaranty
Agreements. Thank you.

Carolyn M. Campbell
King &  Spalding
713-276-7307 (phone)
713-751-3280 (fax)
ccampbell@kslaw.com <mailto:ccampbell@kslaw.com>

Enclosures: 128541vR14/13
  129099vR5/4
  129088vR6/5

                    Confidentiality Notice
This message is being sent by or on behalf of a lawyer.  It is intended
exclusively for the individual or entity to which it is addressed.  This
communication may contain information that is proprietary, privileged or
confidential or otherwise legally exempt from disclosure.  If you are not the
named addressee, you are not authorized to read, print, retain, copy or
disseminate this message or any part of it.  If you have received this
message in error, please notify the sender immediately by e-mail and delete
all copies of the message.

 - 2R6LRED.DOC
 - 2RM3RED.DOC
 - 2RLSRED.DOC


Gerald, as I mentioned in my voice mail, I have not heard from Eric.  Please
advise as to any changes I need to make to the form or as to how to roll it
out.
---------------------- Forwarded by Heidi Withers/HOU/ECT on 06/20/2000 01:55
PM ---------------------------

	Enron North America Corp.

	From:  Heidi Withers                           05/30/2000 03:23 PM

To: Eric Gillaspie/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc: Lauri A Allen/HOU/ECT@ECT, Mary M Smith/HOU/ECT@ECT, Lisa
Hesse/HOU/ECT@ECT
Subject: Third Party Transportation Form

Eric,

I revised the transportation confirmation form and want to know if you will
take a look at it.  I took out of the body of the text the specific receipt
points and delivery points and associated rates.  Let me know if this is
acceptable.


I have created deal # 640357 to cover this flow.

D

Michael Olsen@ENRON
02/23/2001 11:19 AM
To: Daren J Farmer/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: meter 981318

Daren,

The above meter recorded a flow on Jan 15 this year.  It has not had any
activity all the way back through 1999.  I checked with Cheryl Jones and the
flow is good.  It was apparently turned on for that one day.  Do we need to
put in a deal for this flow?

Thanks.

Also, we had a transport nom from Texaco into King Ranch, so we will have
adequate flow into Stratton.


I am compiling two "Top Ten Lists" to roast Cliff Baxter at his farewell dinner tomorrow evening (Top Ten Reasons We HATE To See Cliff Leave and Top Ten Reasons We Are GLAD To See Cliff Leave).  I need your input ASAP to compile the lists.  Please respond to this e:mail with anything funny or incriminating about Cliff.

Thanks for your help.

Ken


Diana:

Today I reviewed NCPA related deals for 11/1-11/6 and found:

11/1 => good
11/2 => somehow the lightload sale side (deal 517676.1) is only showing HE1-HE6 in the scheduling system now.  I wonder if someone deleted HE23-HE24 afterwards (*on the lightload purchase side we have both HE1-HE6 and HE23-HE24, deal 517673.1).
11/3 => good
11/4 => annuity missing (no power delievered)
11/5 => annuity missing (no power delievered)
11/6 => annuity missing (no power delievered)

Please let me know if you could restore the HE23-HE24 for 11/2 back in the scheduling system if they should be there, also please let me know when the missed annuities are entered.  I have also attached my worksheet for your convenient reference.

Thanks,
Fran Chang
West Power Risk Management
503.464.7973 (phone)
503.464.3740 (fax)


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Greg,

With the recent changes in the E&C organization, I am interested in exploring
other opportunities within the Wholesale group.  I would greatly appreciate
the opportunity to introduce myself to you and to get any suggestions you
might have in this regard.

Attached, for your information, is a copy of my resume.  If you have a few
moments this week, please let me know.

Thank you,

Peter


Mark,

Thanks very much for the information.  I left a message Friday for Clifford.

I arrive into Denver around 8:30 a.m.  I have lunch planned with Bierbach at
11:30 and a meeting with a headhunter at 1:30 p.m.  If I can't hook up with
Clifford I will come by in the afternoon.  I look forward to seeing you and
your family.  Talk to you soon.

Kind regards,

-Larry-


--------- Inline attachment follows ---------

From:  </O=ENRON/OU=NA/CN=RECIPIENTS/CN=GWHALLE>
To: 'whalley@enron.com'
Date: Tuesday, November 6, 2001 12:46:34 GMT
Subject:


Attached are revised draft comments on the FERC "obstacles" order to be
filed tomorrow 3/30.  The bulk of the comments address QFs' ability to
change scheduling coordinators and get interconenction if their
deliveries to the utilties are suspended or terminated under the PPA.

The document is in word and is redlined.

this is the subject of our 3 pm call.  I am sorry for the delay, our
internet services and email have been disrupted and this hung me out to
dry on the digital highway.  ABB

 - 010330_EL01-47-000_DRAFT_REV2_IEP_Cmts.doc


Hello Everyone,

I'm forwarding a state licensing matrix that I put together for some of the
commercial people.  It describes where we currently have licenses and where
we'll be submitting applications for IXC licenses through the end of June.
Please let me know as you have additional information on any of these states
so that I can continue to update the matrix.  Thanks very much,

Sue

---------------------- Forwarded by Sue Nord/HOU/EES on 06/19/2000 10:24 AM
---------------------------

Sue Nord
06/14/2000 12:41 PM
To: Jim Fallon/Enron Communications@Enron Communications, Paul Racicot/Enron
Communications@Enron Communications
cc: Richard Shapiro/HOU/EES@EES, Scott Bolton/Enron Communications@Enron
Communications, Donald Lassere/HOU/EES@EES
Subject: State Licensing Update

Jim and Paul,

The attached matrix shows the current status of state licensing for EBS.  I
will continue to update this matrix as we gather additional information.  The
states that are listed on this matrix have been identified based on our
understanding of commercial priorities, including fiber-build states.  Please
let us know if we missed any states that need to be filed as part of this
"first wave."   Filings will be made for remaining states shortly after these
applications are completed.

Please call if you have any questions,

Sue
(603) 224-5942


Please read the e-mails below.  I don't have any problem handling this the
way Tim has suggested, but since you've been working on the storage balance
issues, I thought I'd ask you if there's any reason you can see not to do it
this way.  Please advise.....

---------------------- Forwarded by Colleen Sullivan/HOU/ECT on 09/12/2000
08:53 AM ---------------------------

Timothy L Ray@EES
09/08/2000 12:26 PM
To: dkinney@columbiaenergygroup.com @ ENRON
cc: jporte1@ceg.com, Michael H Garred/HOU/EES@EES, Dave Scott/HOU/EES@EES,
Colleen Sullivan/HOU/ECT@ECT
Subject: Re: Post-Close Storage Settlement

Doug;

I really don't want to go down the road of putting together any more side
letter agreements.  They are too time consuming.  I really feel that we
should have no problem forwarding to you our electronic communications with
ENA confirming the storage volume.  You can use this as a basis to complete
your billing reconciliations.  I will promise to forward to you all of the
volume confirmations that we have with ENA for July 31 injections.

Colleen;
I don't have your view.  If you want to do a side letter, as was completed
for the hedges, let us know.  However, if you all don't feel strongly about
this, then I am inclined to carry on as I described above.

dkinney@columbiaenergygroup.com on 09/08/2000 08:57:32 AM
To: " - *tray@enron.com" <tray@enron.com>
cc: " - *Snyder, Dan" <dsnyde1@columbiaenergygroup.com>, " - *Porter,
Jeffrey" <jporte1@columbiaenergygroup.com>
Subject: Post-Close Storage Settlement

Tim--With regard to the Post-Close Storage Settlement between NPC and CES, the
situation is that we are waiting on final, correct invoices from ENA showing
the volumes injected for the 4 theoretical storages (TCO, Transco WSS, Transco
ESS, and Sonat CSS).   We would also like ENA to agree in some written format
as to the July 31 volumes in each of these storages, where these volumes
reflect the April 1 starting inventory that was left over from last winter.
If
these final numbers from ENA agree with the values that Jeff Porter put in the
latest version of the storage exhibit to the purchase agreement, that is
fine.   To the extent that ENA has invoiced CES for a different amount(s), CES
will resolve those differences with ENA.  (We know that there are some
differences, as shown in the attached spreadsheet.)

I have asked Chris Germany at ENA to work with us to get this resolved, and he
has agreed to do so.  However, it might help expedite things if you can weigh
in with Chris or with Colleen Sullivan as well.   Please let me know if you
have questions, etc.  I am going to be out of the office for at least the next
few days, but I will be checking my e-mail and voice messages periodically.

Thanks.

Doug Kinney
Ph:  703-561-6339
Fax:  703-561-7317

 - Post Close Stg settle.xls


OK, here's the list:

Mondavi's always a classic, and up the hill is La Famiglia (Mondavi brand
that's a sweet view, great place to have a picnic lunch, and it has some neat
brique-braque.
Hess collection.
Sterling.
Jarvis--truly amazing (and ostentatious--wait till Beth sees the woman's
restroom!) But you must call NOW to try to get in.
Cordonui (sparkling wine) also has a very lovely view.
Stag's Leap.
Up valley (Calistoga way) is Chateau Montellana (sp?), which has really
wonderful wine.
Finally, if you would like, I might be able to tap into a connection and get
you in at Opus (Mondavi--maybe one of the best wines, dare I say, anywhere).
Please let me know if you'd like to do Opus, and I'll get on it pronto.  And
if you want to do Jarvis, call now!

Hess Collection.  Opus.  Sterling.  Mondavi.  Jarvis (if you can get in).


Please print attachment for me.  Thanks.
---------------------- Forwarded by Sally Beck/HOU/ECT on 02/09/2001 06:41 PM
---------------------------

"Simon Sanderson" <ssanderson@riskwaters.com> on 02/08/2001 10:50:51 AM
Please respond to <ssanderson@riskwaters.com>
To: <sally.beck@enron.com>
cc:
Subject: Risk 2001. Paris, April 10-11th

Risk 2001 Europe.
Risk magazine's 6th annual European derivatives and risk management
congress.
Paris, April 10-11 2001.

Dear Sally,

Please find enclosed the brochure for the above conference - I believe that
it will be of interest to yourself and your colleagues. As with our other
events I am the delegate organiser, so if you have any questions just give
me a quick bell, or send me an email.

To Register:

Anyone can register at anytime to any of the events by simply replying to
this e-mail including their full invoice details and a fax number. I can
then process everything from this end.

Kind Regards

Simon Sanderson
Delegate Organiser
Risk Waters Group
ssanderson@riskwaters.com
Tel: +44 (0) 207 484 9735
Fax: +44 (0) 207 484 9888

 - BROCHURE.PDF


Almost 100% certain that its just me.  I'd rather have good flights and spend the money on just me (i.e. we can share hotel costs).

-----Original Message-----
From: LGras91577@aol.com [mailto:LGras91577@aol.com]
Sent: Thursday, November 29, 2001 4:28 PM
To: Corman, Shelley
Subject: Re: Luftansa

Shelley,
I also found out that Luth. did fly out of Houston. They were sold out on the
10th and only had 3 seats on the 11th.  I will do more looking when we know
for sure the dates. If the prices are really high, then Fred may stay home,
and I will go. Is it looking like just you, are is Kim going also?

Liz


Notice 00-336
September 29, 2000

TO: All NYMEX Division and COMEX Division Brokers, and Clearing Members

FROM:
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Michael Campanelli, Vice President

RE: October ATOM Processing Schedule

Date: 10/2
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Date: 10/12
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I am not attending.

Jim


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Randy,
 I have attached a simple release and settlement agreement for you use with
the customer.  Please call if you need anything further.


Natural is now producing hourly "0" bottoming patterns to go  along with the daily and weekly "0" patterns.  If there is anything left on  the downside, it's from here.  A close above 228 today is a good daily buy  signal on my work and should lead to a more sustainable rally.

Crude has short-term targets into tomorrow for a low.   Price around 2005 - 2040.  Still looking for a rally to see $23+ into  early-mid Feb.

By the way, since my client base has shrunk in the last  couple of months, any suggestions for possible contacts who you think might find  my work useful?  Thanks,


Tim will be speaking from 12 - 1 today in Mt Hood.

All other sessions will be 11 - 12

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Dunton, Heather
Sent:	Thursday, January 03, 2002 1:27 PM
To:	DL-Portland World Trade Center
Subject:	Classes 11-12 Mt Hood

Please join Enron Training Sessions 11-12  MT Hood.
The goal is to provide an overview of each major function in our office to anyone who is interested in learning about what goes on here.

Schedule:

1/4 Tim Belden - Floor Overview

1/7 Matt Motley  - Term Trading
1/8 Sean, Diana, Richter - Cash Trading / California Market
1/9 Stewart, Paul, Foster - Middle Market / Services
1/10 Tim H - Fundies
1/11 Alan - Regulatory

1/14 Donald - Scheduling
1/15 Bill - Real Time
1/16 Scotty - Volume Management
1/17 John - Risk Management
1/18 Susan, Steve, Christian - Credit & Legal

1/22 Todd - Structuring


Mark:

As we discussed, in lieu of including the Legal and Privacy Info link on the
top bar of the home page, we can propose the addition of a sentence at the
bottom ot the home page text with a link to Legal and Privacy.

I propose the following:

Please see Legal and Privacy Information for terms governing your use of the
web site.

Let me know what you think.

Leslie


---------------------- Forwarded by Bruno Gaillard/EU/Enron on 11/10/2000
09:26 ---------------------------

Bruno Gaillard
11/10/2000 09:21
To: 9167188@skytel.com, Susan J Mara/SFO/EES@EES, Joseph
Alamo/NA/Enron@Enron, jdasovich@ees.enron.com, Sandra McCubbin/SFO/EES@EES,
Roger Yang/SFO/EES@EES, Robert Frank/NA/Enron@Enron, Elizabeth
Linnell/NA/Enron@Enron, Paul Kaufman/PDX/ECT@ECT, Marcie
Milner/Corp/Enron@ENRON
cc:

Subject: Arrived in London

Hi Guys

How are you all. We arrived about three weeks ago, and I started work about
two weeks ago - I got plenty to do.

We are doing good, Milo had trouble with the jet lag initially, which meant
that we weren't affected by if since he didn't let us sleep. Kate is a bit
homesick as she is having trouble making friends with the baby and all, but
we'll work it out.

We are staying in a temporary place. rents here are just as bad as in SF but
we will eventually find a place.

London is cool apart from the whether. Its as if someone from every nation is
living in  this city.

Hope all of you are good.

my phone # here is 44 20 7783 4661

Take care

Bruno


---------------------- Forwarded by Darron C Giron/HOU/ECT on 03/27/2001
08:37 AM ---------------------------

Jeffrey C Gossett
03/26/2001 05:36 PM
To: Kam Keiser/HOU/ECT@ECT, David Baumbach/HOU/ECT@ECT, Darron C
Giron/HOU/ECT@ECT, Phillip M Love/HOU/ECT@ECT, Errol
McLaughlin/Corp/Enron@ENRON
cc:
Subject: Canadian deals in Houston books

---------------------- Forwarded by Jeffrey C Gossett/HOU/ECT on 03/26/2001
05:35 PM ---------------------------

Stacey Vallejo
03/26/2001 05:33 PM
To: Jeffrey C Gossett/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: Canadian deals in Houston books

Hi Jeff,

Could you please do me a favor, and make sure that all Canadian deals
that are in Houston books are flipped to the P& book.  I don't have a current
list of
all the desk leads, so I thought that I'd ask you to forward this message
on to them for me.  I know that the EOL group is still working on a solution
to our problem, but there are still deals that are in Houston books
that need to be flipped.

Please let me know if there is anything I can help with.  Thanks for your
help on this.

Stacey


Hi.  Who can meet when?

From: Suzanne Adams@ECT on 01/23/2001 05:21 PM
To: Kay Mann/Corp/Enron@Enron
cc:

Subject: Re: WEEKLY GE CONFERENCE CALL

I don't know if we're going to get everyone on one call!  I've only got 2
responses and one can only meet in the a.m. and one can only meet in the pm.
What fun!
----- Forwarded by Suzanne Adams/HOU/ECT on 01/23/2001 05:20 PM -----

	Scott Dieball@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT
	01/23/2001 05:10 PM

		 To: Suzanne Adams/HOU/ECT@ECT
		 cc:
		 Subject: Re: WEEKLY GE CONFERENCE CALL

Anytime prior to 2:00 CST on Fri. works for me.

	Suzanne Adams@ECT
	01/23/2001 02:59 PM

		 To: Sheila Tweed/HOU/ECT@ECT, Ben Jacoby/HOU/ECT@ECT, Lisa
Bills/Enron@EnronXGate, Roseann Engeldorf/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Scott
Dieball/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENt, Stephen.swift@ps.ge.com,
Michael.barnas@ps.ge.com, Kent.shoemaker@ae.ge.com, kay.mann@enron.com,
john.schroeder@ps.ge.com
		 cc:
		 Subject: WEEKLY GE CONFERENCE CALL

Sheila is out of town and would like to reschedule this week's conference
call for Friday.  Would 9:00 a.m. CT or 2:30 p.m. CT work for you guys?
Please let me know ASAP so I can change the call information, etc.  Thanks,
Suzanne


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To All:
Here is the presentation Don and I put together for Dave's meeting with Mark
Frevert next Thursday.  He has seen it and has signed off on it.  Don will be
out most of the week coming back potentially Thursday and I will be getting
back around 3:30pm on Wednesday.  If there are any last minute changes please
leave me a message or talk to Jinsung.  Thanks and have a good weekend.
Ben
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Tomorrow: Thursday, January 31, 2002   Syncrasy's Choice:  Delta Temp.   Volatility Matrix    [IMAGE][IMAGE]  [IMAGE][IMAGE]  [IMAGE][IMAGE]  (Click on image to enlarge)   [IMAGE]   ECAR(CTR) 49 -1 ERCOT(SP) 59 -3 FRCC(SE) 82 +1 MAAC(NE) 49 +7 MAIN(CTR) 32 NC MAPP(HP) 23 +2 NPCC(NE) 26 +3 SERC(SE) 73 +1 SPP(SP) 35 -2 WSCC(NW) 38 NC WSCC(RK) 25 NC WSCC(SW) 48 -1     Range Standard Deviation [IMAGE] [IMAGE]   Reg CT HP NE NW RK SE SP SW Mean 35 22 36 35 18 71 54 43 Max 39 29 43 38 24 77 62 48 Min 30 18 25 31 11 68 47 39 Range 9 11 18 7 13 9 15 9 StD-P 2.1 2.1 3.4 1.5 3.5 2.6 2.8 2.7 Count 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 Click Here  to See Each Weather Forecast Used Within the Volatility Matrix   Day 3: Friday, February  1, 2002   Syncrasy's Choice:  Delta Temp.   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Volatility Matrix    [IMAGE][IMAGE]  [IMAGE][IMAGE]  [IMAGE][IMAGE]  (Click on image to enlarge)   [IMAGE]   ECAR(CTR) 33 +2 ERCOT(SP) 54 NC FRCC(SE) 74 +2 MAAC(NE) 38 +2 MAIN(CTR) 31 +1 MAPP(HP) 29 +1 NPCC(NE) 27 +1 SERC(SE) 52 NC SPP(SP) 43 -1 WSCC(NW) 40 -1 WSCC(RK) 33 -1 WSCC(SW) 54 NC     Range Standard Deviation [IMAGE] [IMAGE]   Reg CT HP NE NW RK SE SP SW Mean 28 29 27 37 25 55 47 50 Max 31 34 42 40 34 67 52 54 Min 23 26 20 32 15 46 41 46 Range 8 8 22 8 19 21 11 8 StD-P 1.8 1.9 5.9 2.4 4.5 5.3 3.5 2.1 Count 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 Click Here  to See Each Weather Forecast Used Within the Volatility Matrix    Day 5: Sunday, February  3, 2002   Syncrasy's Choice:  Delta Temp.   Volatility Matrix    [IMAGE][IMAGE]  [IMAGE][IMAGE]  [IMAGE][IMAGE]  (Click on image to enlarge)   [IMAGE]   ECAR(CTR) 35 NC ERCOT(SP) 60 NC FRCC(SE) 73 +3 MAAC(NE) 37 -1 MAIN(CTR) 33 -2 MAPP(HP) 28 -1 NPCC(NE) 25 -2 SERC(SE) 54 +2 SPP(SP) 47 +1 WSCC(NW) 42 -1 WSCC(RK) 36 -1 WSCC(SW) 58 +1     Range Standard Deviation [IMAGE] [IMAGE]   Reg CT HP NE NW RK SE SP SW Mean 30 29 27 37 29 53 51 52 Max 32 35 32 42 36 58 56 57 Min 27 24 15 33 22 47 46 48 Range 5 11 17 9 14 11 10 9 StD-P 1.5 3.4 4.1 2.5 4.1 3.2 2.9 1.8 Count 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 Click Here  to See Each Weather Forecast Used Within the Volatility Matrix    Day 6-10 Discussion:  There are several considerations in the 6-10 day period. First, we could briefly turn on the "Lake Effect" snow machine with a weak Clipper system early next week. This should not be anywhere near the magnitude of the Buffalo Christmas event, but is the first one since then. It drags a moderately cold airmass in behind it. 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It would not be an exaggeration to suggest the coldest air mass of the season could come down the second week of February.        Day 6: Monday, February  4, 2002  Click Here  for Syncrasy's 6-10 summary information.  Syncrasy's Choice:  Delta Temp.   Volatility Matrix    [IMAGE][IMAGE]  [IMAGE][IMAGE]  [IMAGE][IMAGE]  (Click on image to enlarge)   [IMAGE]   ECAR(CTR) 34 -3 ERCOT(SP) 60 -1 FRCC(SE) 71 NC MAAC(NE) 40 -1 MAIN(CTR) 30 -5 MAPP(HP) 26 -3 NPCC(NE) 29 -3 SERC(SE) 54 -1 SPP(SP) 44 -4 WSCC(NW) 42 -1 WSCC(RK) 34 -3 WSCC(SW) 58 NC     Range Standard Deviation [IMAGE] [IMAGE]   Reg CT HP NE NW RK SE SP SW Mean 28 30 29 40 29 52 52 54 Max 31 35 33 42 35 57 56 58 Min 21 25 21 35 20 47 46 50 Range 10 10 12 7 15 10 10 8 StD-P 2.5 3.2 2.6 2.5 5.7 3.1 3.0 2.3 Count 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 Click Here  to See Each Weather Forecast Used Within the Volatility Matrix   Day 7: Tuesday, February  5, 2002   Syncrasy's Choice:  Delta Temp.   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alan and rob, a and k will be helping with this.
they are checking one conflicts issue and will get back today re who will be doing this.
rob, if you do not hear back from me today re who, will you call david runnels and get from him and i hope that you all could meet in the am to go thru the issues and get some help???
i just had lunch with david and he was running this to ground this pm.


Sounds reasonable to me.  When do we sign?  Seriously, this just confirms in
my mind that Langley isn't looking very closely at the economics of the deal
because he doesn't have any capital or O & M numbers (or heat rates) on the
generation equipment so he has no idea how thick or thin the margins might be
on this project.  Once we are able to show him some economics he will
presumably be in a position to be reasonable on the issues discussed below.
If he's not willing to be reasonable, we're done talking to him.

Steven Harris
03/07/2000 10:28 AM
To: Drew Fossum/ET&S/Enron@ENRON, Kevin Hyatt/ET&S/Enron@Enron, Lorraine
Lindberg/ET&S/Enron@ENRON, James Centilli/ET&S/Enron@ENRON, Tim
Aron/ET&S/Enron@ENRON
cc:

Subject: Pueblo project

 I spoke to Dennis Langley yesterday about his ideas on the financial stake
he is looking for in the project. There are several items which will need to
be included in our economic analysis as they will burden the project . The
conditions are as follows:

- Dennis needs (wants) to recover the O&M for his idea-generating group which
he estimates to be $2 to $3 million per year!
- Share with Dennis a 50/50 split of any incremental revenue TW receives on
its existing line as a result of additional capacity sold to serve these
markets!
- A 50/50 split of any revenue received on the new line which is built .
- The Native American tribe(s) will receive 25% of ownership in the assets
and 25% of the cashflow stream after payout (he mentioned something about an
IRR of 8% being the threshold).

 His general feeling was that the pipeline should be a 50/50 joint venture
but the gas-fired generation plant would be ours. James will need to run the
numbers but my uneducated guess says that if things were slim before these
financial hits will certainly render the project uneconomic (especially the
$2 to $3 million/year extra O&M). He did indicate that they are having very
good conversations with the DOE and would expect to sign a contract in April.
I am somewhat  puzzled by what he could commit to since he would have no idea
what rates he could charge for the electricity or gas transportation.

 I told Dennis we would follow-up with him shortly. In the meantime, we will
be working with Mark Baldwin to scope out the opportunities in New
Mexico.


please print
---------------------- Forwarded by Jeffrey A Shankman/HOU/ECT on 11/15/2000
07:18 AM ---------------------------
From: Alan Aronowitz on 11/14/2000 06:13 PM
To: Mark Frevert/NA/Enron@Enron, Mike McConnell/HOU/ECT@ECT, Jeffrey A
Shankman/HOU/ECT@ECT, Mark E Haedicke/HOU/ECT@ECT, Greg Whalley/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc: Larry Lawyer/NA/Enron@Enron, Daniel R
Rogers/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT
Subject: Enron Global Markets LLC Monthly Legal Report (November 2000)

For your information, attached is the Enron Global Markets LLC Monthly Legal
Report for November 2000.

Please call me if you have any questions.

Regards, Alan


How many 1 way tickets do you have?  I am interested in buying in bulk!

Thanks,

Eric Bass


Jeff / Michelle / Ken,

Here's the Daily Update for the 16th.
Enjoy your weekend everyone.

Suzanne

 - IGSUpdate.xls


How are you doing with sierra pacific - I really need it?
--------------------------
Sent from my BlackBerry Wireless Handheld


How about forward ing this article to legal / finance / accounting, with the
theme being that our Pompano site on a relative basis is a cake walk. I'd
like to see Duke's financial model...

-----Original Message-----
From: Mann, Kay
Sent: Thu 5/24/2001 1:19 PM
To: Jacoby, Ben; Carnahan, Kathleen; Sole, Carlos; Engeldorf, Roseann; Gray,
Barbara
Cc:
Subject: Wonder if its off the balance sheet?

Duke Energy, Environmentalists Strike Deal over California Plant
Tom Knudson

May. 16, 2001
Knight Ridder Tribune Business News - KRTBN
Copyright (C) 2001 KRTBN Knight Ridder Tribune Business News; Source: World
Reporter (TM)

Days after state regulators gave Duke Energy the go-ahead to expand its Moss
Landing Power Plant near Monterey Bay last fall, documents show four
environmental groups made their own deal with the utility giant. The four
signed an agreement not to "participate in any lawsuit (or) regulatory
challenge" that might slow or stop the project in exchange for a financial
concession: $1 million from Duke for environmental "monitoring and research."

Balancing power generation and environmental protection always has been
difficult. But today, as power-starved California scrambles to find and
permit new energy sources, some fear the Moss Landing agreement shows that
money can sway even environmentalists -- and tip the scales too far in favor
of economic development.

Environmentalists who signed the agreement, though, said that despite their
concerns about the plant expansion, they had little chance of stopping it,
especially after it was approved by the California Energy Commission and
Central Coast Regional Water Quality Control Board.

So they took the potentially controversial step: entering into an agreement
with Duke for financial resources to pay for studies of the plant's impact on
the marine environment.

Other environmentalists, though, criticized that approach.

Duke Energy's efforts to modernize the Moss Landing Power Plant resulted in
mitigation payments to environmental and other groups, including:

$7 million to the Elkhorn Slough Foundation to mitigate the plant's use of
seawater.

$425,000 to the Monterey Bay Sanctuary Foundation over three years to monitor
heated seawater discharge in the ocean.

$1 million to the Monterey Bay Sanctuary Foundation over five years to
monitor water quality through a program sponsored by Save Our Shores, the
Center for Marine Conservation, the Friends of the Sea Otter and the Otter
Project.

$100,000 to the Marine Mammal Center to relocate its triage center for
injured animals onto power plant property.

$3.4 million to the Moss Landing Chamber of Commerce over 20 years for
infrastructure improvements in the Moss Landing community.

$100,000 to design and construct a boardwalk for additional beach access in
Moss Landing.

$60,000 for an environmental assessment for a proposed Elkhorn Slough Circle
Trail. If approved, Duke would provide an additional $250,000 endowment to
maintain the trail.

"It is very disheartening," said Carolyn Nielson, a retired teacher who along
with some other local residents is waging a battle against what they consider
an environmentally harmful power plant cooling system.

"These environmental groups have the expertise, the biologists, the
attorneys," said Nielson, who has taken her case to the State Water Resources
Control Board. "We could have been much more successful with their help. But
there wouldn't have been any financial reward in it for them."

Such criticisms are off-base, according to Warner Chabot, regional director
for the Center for Marine Conservation, a national environmental group that
was among those to sign the deal. He said environmentalists got the best deal
possible in the current energy climate.

"Look at what's happening with power plant approvals in California right
now," said Chabot, referring to the state's push to bring new energy sources
on line.

The Moss Landing project -- which is scheduled to add 1,060 megawatts in
2002, enough to serve one million homes -- is a key part of that energy
expansion plan.

No money will go to the four environmental groups -- the Center for Marine
Conservation, along with Save Our Shores, Friends of the Sea Otter and the
Otter Project. It will be routed, in five yearly installments of $200,000
each, to the Monterey Bay Sanctuary Foundation, a nonprofit organization that
helps support sanctuary programs, including scientific research.

Chabot helped found the sanctuary foundation and sits on its board. He said
the money will be used to monitor the health of Elkhorn Slough, a
biologically rich estuary that borders the plant and is linked to Monterey
Bay.

"Not a dime comes to the Center for Marine Conservation," he said. "Not a
penny comes to me."

Duke representatives said the controversy about the arrangement has been
stirred by a handful of people.

"It's a million dollars worth of water quality studies," said Duke spokesman
Tom Williams. "Our whole effort wasn't to try to buy anybody off. It was
designed to help increase people's comfort level where there wasn't a comfort
level."

The $1 million agreement signed in November is part of a package of more than
$12 million in Duke payments to civil, government and environmental groups in
connection with the plant modernization.

The heftiest award -- $7 million to the Elkhorn Slough Foundation, a
nonprofit environmental organization -- was negotiated by state agencies to
"mitigate" environmental impacts of the plant.

Formed in 1982, the slough foundation exists to promote "the wise use and
conservation of Elkhorn Slough and surrounding wetlands," its Web site says.
However, some environmentalists say the state-approved mitigation plan is
inadequate.

"If you want to say, 'Who did Duke roll with a big chunk of money?' I would
say they rolled the California Energy Commission and the Regional Water Board
for the price of mitigation," Chabot said. "The agencies got bought off
cheap. And the environment got taken to the cleaners."

Duke's Williams strongly disagreed. Environmental mitigation "must be based
on science, not on buying anybody off," he said. "That is inappropriate, and
we would not participate in that.

"That suggestion is offensive to us. And it should be offensive to any
environmentalist."

Bob Haussler, head of the Energy Commission's environmental protection
office, said the mitigation plan is biologically sound. "We are confident it
will improve the slough ecosystem," he said.

Madeline Clark, a local businesswoman and founder of Monterey Parkway -- a
citizens group that scrutinizes local public works projects -- called the
recipients of Duke's payments a "shopping list" of government agencies,
environmental groups and civic organizations. She was particularly critical
of the $1 million deal with environmental groups.

"You know what bothers me?" Clark said. "Environmental groups get tons of
donations. Their purpose is to protect and defend the environment. If a big
corporation like Duke can come in and buy them off, I have a real problem
with that."

Construction began in November on Duke's project to add 1,060 megawatts of
natural gas-fired electrical capacity to the Moss Landing plant, purchased
from PG&E in 1998.

If the expansion is finished next year, as scheduled, it would account for
more than 30 percent of all new generation in California in 2002.

"This is a big deal," said Williams, the Duke spokesman. "It will be the
largest plant in California. If that plant is delayed a month or two, we lose
the summer of 2002. And that affects not only Duke Energy, but the state of
California."

Opponents say it's not the power they oppose, but the plant's cooling system,
which will pump about 1.2 billion gallons of seawater each day from Moss
Landing Harbor. Such pumping, they say, will degrade Elkhorn Slough. They
argue for an alternative cooling system, such as towers that re-circulate
water.

"Basically, what that plant will do is take 25 percent of the volume of the
harbor and slough, run it through a pipe and dump it back into the ocean with
much of the marine life cooked and dead," said Steve Shimek, executive
director of the Otter Project.

For Shimek and other environmentalists, scientific studies commissioned by
Duke during the permitting process left key questions unanswered about the
plant's impact on the environment.

"There was no scientific evidence that would literally point to Duke causing
harm to the environment," said Vicki Nichols, executive director of Save Our
Shores. "We felt we didn't have strong standing to sue."

Instead, the environmentalists began negotiating with Duke for financial
payments for studies of environmental impacts of the modernization project.

The process "gave me tremendous pause and great concern," Nichols said. "I
knew there was going to be some perception that we were doing the wrong
thing."

She was right.

"As far as I'm concerned, with the price-gouging going on by the energy
wholesalers, they are just receiving stolen goods," said Clark, of the
citizens group.

Her skepticism was sharpened by the recent disclosure that Duke Energy
approached Gov. Gray Davis with a secret deal offering financial concessions
if the state dropped lawsuits and investigations into the power generator.

Chabot, with the Center for Marine Conservation, discouraged any comparison
between the two offers, calling it "grossly unfair and inaccurate."

Regardless of what was intended with the payments, Nielson said they stain
the process. "It is so destructive in terms of making everyone cynical," she
said.

Shimek took a different view. "We convinced Duke to spend $1 million toward
monitoring that, frankly, five years from now could very well come back to
haunt them," he said.

"Did we do the right thing? I have no idea. Did we try our best? Yes, we
did."


Please look these up for me, make copies, and have them delivered to me.
Thanks
David
---------------------- Forwarded by David P Dupre/HOU/ECT on 11/14/2000 08:50
AM ---------------------------
Stephanie Piwetz   11/13/2000 12:24 PM

To: David P Dupre/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: Enron Energy Serv Swaps

David,

Enron Energy Services has requested an executed or non executed copy of the
following Swap deals, please let me know if you have any documentation what
so ever.   Deals:  253728, 253746, 253756, 253209.

Thank you
Stephanie
39210


----- Forwarded by Tana Jones/HOU/ECT on 08/30/2000 04:17 PM -----

	Bradley Diebner
	08/30/2000 04:12 PM

		 To: Frank L Davis/HOU/ECT@ECT, Karen Lambert/HOU/ECT@ECT, Tana
Jones/HOU/ECT@ECT, Samuel Schott/HOU/ECT@ECT, Sheri Thomas/HOU/ECT@ECT, Mark
Taylor/HOU/ECT@ECT, Bernice Rodriguez/HOU/ECT@ECT, Brant Reves/HOU/ECT@ECT,
Debbie R Brackett/HOU/ECT@ECT, David Hardy/LON/ECT@ECT, Lesli
Campbell/HOU/ECT@ECT, Molly Harris/HOU/ECT@ECT, Cynthia
Clark/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Mary G Gosnell/HOU/ECT@ECT, Enron Europe Global
Contracts and Facilities, Enron Europe Global CounterParty, Stephanie
Sever/HOU/ECT@ECT, Bradley Diebner/HOU/ECT@ECT, Stacey
Richardson/HOU/ECT@ECT, Tom Moran/HOU/ECT@ECT, Adnan Patel/Corp/Enron@ENRON,
Claudia Clark/HOU/ECT@ECT
		 cc:
		 Subject: EOL Credit Responses 08/30/00

The EOL approvals for 08/30/00 are attached below.

Regards,
bd


I left it with Leslie after I reviewed yesterday.

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Panus, Stephanie
Sent:	Thursday, December 13, 2001 1:06 PM
To:	Nemec, Gerald; Hendry, Brent; Hansen, Leslie
Subject:	Termination List
Importance:	High

Does anyone have the termination list from yesterday, 12-12?  We need to get the updates sent out.

Thanks.