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Hi  Folks,

I gotta say  before I get started that Monday Night Football,s &Pack" and
"Cats8 in the  scoring box was one of the more annoying moves they,ve made
this season.? &Cats8?? That,s so  lame.

Enough of that,  let's jump right into our Upgraded and Downgraded  Players.?
As we head down the home stretch, identifying those  players moving up or
down can be the difference between making the playoffs or  watching from the
sidelines.? As we  head into our 14th week of listing these players, it,s
inevitable  that some players will have made both the upgrade or downgrade
list.? Make sure you understand, what we,re  talking about is players that
are moving.?  In other words, a player like TE Chad Lewis could appear on the
downgrade  list and still be good enough to be a starter in your league.? It
just means I,m concerned about the  way he seems to be heading.?  Likewise, a
player like WR Willie Jackson may make the upgrade list even  though he,s
still fairly far down the list of WRs.? It,s all about which direction
players  are moving.? Keeping an eye on these  trends can very often make all
the difference.

Joe

?

Upgrades and  Downgrades.? Some of these  players are obvious moves up or
down and some aren't as clear.? Here's my  list of guys I see moving this
week.

QBs Moving  Up?

QB Kordell  Stewart (Pit)? Time to give props where props are  due.? Kordell
looks like a new  man.? Actually, he looks like the  old Kordell.? The GOOD
old Kordell.  Over the last three weeks, he ranks as the # 5 QB in my
Performance / TD system  based on FF points per game.? Gotta  hand it to Bill
Cowher as it took some guts to bench the starting? WRs like that but Hines
Ward has  delivered.? It,s probably not the  best thing for Jerome Bettis
owners but Stewart,s 3 rushing TDs over the last 3  weeks are huge.?

QB Aaron  Brooks (NO)? Brooks made my upgrade list last week  and I put my
money where my mouth was outbidding the other owners in my league  to pick
him up? last week as a free  agent.? I said last week that we,d  see how he
does with the pressure on all week.? Obviously, this is one cool kid.? If you
saw the footage of him in the  tunnel before the game he looked like he was
ready to go out and play a game of  flag football or something.? He made
some mistakes and fought back from adversity several times.? The obvious
comparison is a young  Randall Cunningham.? He,s skinny and  has a little bit
of those Cunningham crazy legs.? Plus he,s got a big arm with that whippy
motion.? But the biggest thing that  impresses me about Brooks is his poise.?
 Grab him if he,s available in your league.?

I asked my  friend Tony Pauline from the TFY Draft Preview about Brooks.?
Tony had him ranked higher than Shaun  King before the draft. Here,s what the
1999 TFY Draft Preview had for  Brooks:?

AARON BROOKS  Virginia 6'3" 210 4.71

Fifth year senior who completed 54% of his passes  throwing for 2,319 yards,
12 touchdowns and nine interceptions and carrying the  ball 83 times for 232
yards, averaging 2.8 yards per carry with five more  scores.? Led the ACC in
passing efficiency two seasons ago, throwing for  57% / 2,282 / 20 / 7.? Good
athlete who has shown great improvement in his  quarterback skills the last
season and a half.? Smooth and fluid, sets his  feet in the pocket, shows
good strength and stands his ground when being  rushed.? Has a live arm; can
thread a needle, throws ropes and his deep  passes have speed.? Effective
throwing on the run, squares his shoulders  and quickly releases the ball.
Eludes or side steps oncoming rushers, pulls the  ball down, running between
the tackles.? While he has improved his accuracy  and places his passes well,
he often overthrows receivers.? The further  down the field or out to the
flanks he must get the ball, the more his accuracy  struggles.? Must do a
better job reading and recognizing defenses, stop  staring down his primary
target and not hold the ball so long while in the  pocket.? A player who
turned himself into a good prospect with a solid  senior campaign.? Mid to
late Sixth Round.?

Thanks  Tony.? Be sure to check out Tony,s  great info at
www.TFYDraftPreview.com?

QB Kurt  Warner? (StL)?? Warner,s chomping at the bit and has been named the
starter this week relieving Trent Green.?  Keep an eye out on how he looks in
practice.? Coach Mike Martz said last week he was  concerned about Warner,s
grip strength and ability to put rotation on the  ball.? I,m thinking he,ll
be good to  go.?

QB? Donovan McNabb (Phi)? What  else can you say about this guy??  Take away
his running game??  No problem.? Give him WRs  that would? struggle to make
a  division I team? ?No problem.? He finds a way to get it done.? He looks to
me like he,s beginning to  reach the level of dominance he enjoyed at
Syracuse where he was  unstoppable.? It,s especially  impressive as teams
know what he,s going and still can,t stop him.? It should be noted that
LaVarr Arrington  was injured early and he was the designated &spy8 but
still, it was an  impressive performance against a very good Washington
defense.? I see little reason why he won,t  continue although he really needs
help at WR.?

QB Trent  Dilfer (Bal)? I said a couple of weeks ago that Dilfer  might play
the late season 1999 Tony Banks role as coach Brian Billick revives  another
struggling? QB,s  career.? Dilfer seems very  comfortable with what Billick
is asking him to do and brings a little fire and  attitude to the offense
that had been missing.? I like what they,re doing and don,t see  why it won,t
continue.? Although  don,t forget they,re off this week.

QB Brad  Johnson (Was)? Jeff George yields to the young man from  Florida
State.? His knee is  reportedly good to go and he,s been cleared by the
trainers as fit to  start.? Considering the troubles the  team endured with
George at the helm, Johnson has already been named the  starter.? He,ll be
working with a  nicked WR corps so we,ll see how he fares.?

QB Ryan Leaf  (SD)? Kordell Stewart, Trent Dilfer and Ryan  Leaf?? You gotta
be kidding me.? But after another solid outing, you  can,t deny Leaf is
making plays.?  Granted, he still throws the ugly interception(s) and he gets
hurt almost  as much as Rob Johnson but the kid could make a difference for
you if you need a  spot QB.? He,s got one of the top 3  TEs in the game with
Freddie Jones and Curtis Conway and Jeff Graham are  veterans who can make a
difference.?  This win will have to buoy the spirits and  enthusiasm.

??

RBs Moving Up?

RB Mike  Anderson (Den)? Once is a coincidence.? Twice is a trend. You,ve got
to start  handing credit to Mike Shanahan, Offensive Coordinator Gary Kubiak,
and that  offensive line. Like everyone else, I marveled at the way Olandis
Gary was able  to run last year when Terrell Davis went down.? What a great
job of scouting we all  thought.? But hey, Gary was a pretty  highly touted
back.? But Mike  Anderson???? Anderson,s a  fine back but I,ve got to believe
it,s a team deal here.? The good news is that Anderson,s team  isn,t going
anywhere without him and he looks to remain a factor while Terrell  Davis
recovers from the mystery lower leg ailment.? Watch this during the week, but
it  wouldn,t surprise me a bit to see Davis miss another game. ?And as long
as Anderson rolls up 195  rushing yards a game like he did Sunday, you won,t
see Shanahan crying over TD  being out.? Granted 80 of those  yards came on
one big run but he had a great game any way you slice  it.?

RB Jamal  Lewis (Bal)? I,ve been eating crow (Raven?) for a  while now as I
was one of those guys not convinced Jamal Lewis would excel at  this level
after a very disappointing 1999 season at Tennessee.? Lewis is running like
he did as a  Freshman and Sophomore before the knee injury and he may have
the best blend of  speed and power in the league this side of Eddie George.?
Coach Brian Billick has the Raven  offense firing on all cylinders and Lewis
remains a huge part of it.? His only down side is that he,s off this  week
with a bye.? But that week 16  matchup against Arizona is looking very
tasty(?

RB Corey  Dillon (Cin)? Considering what he does with that  surrounding cast,
I could make a strong case that Corey Dillon is the best back  in the NFL.?
There have been few  passing attacks in recent memory as impotent as the
Bengals, yet Dillon  continues to pound out the yards when defenses know
exactly what,s coming at  them.? It,s amazing to watch.? I don,t know how
long he can keep it up  but he,s got the woeful Cardinals this week and you
have to like  that.?

RB Warrick  Dunn (TB)? Dunn made the upgrade list last week in  the wake of
Mike Alstott,s knee injury and he delivered in a big way for his  owners
Sunday with 129 total yards including 2 TDs.? There was some talk about him
sharing  carries but he was the only guy besides QB Shaun King to run the
ball for Tampa  Bay.? Look for more of the same from  the Bucs and new
offensive coordinator Warren Sapp(? Seriously, Dunn showed he could handle
20 rushing attempts and I think you,ll continue to see them go with what,s
working.?

RB Michael  Pittman (Ari)? Pittman may be the lone bright spot on  the
Arizona team.? I told you last  week that coach McGinnis loves the guy and
you saw the results last night as  Pittman rambled for 77 yards on only 13
carries (5.7 ypc)? Like Corey Dillon, the surrounding team  kills his value
but if he ran for a team that held a lead, he,d be awesome.? Unfortunately, I
don,t see Arizona  turning into such a team anytime soon so don,t get too
excited.? But overall, I like the guy a  lot.?

RB Richie  Anderson (NYJ)? Each year, there are always unheralded  guys who
post nice numbers but remain well below the radar of many owners.? Many times
they are RBs who quietly post  yardage (and FF points) receiving the ball.?
Anderson is a prime example of one such  player this year (as?are Tony
Richardson and Stanley Pritchett)? He,s caught 15 passes over the last 3
games and with Curtis Martin nursing a sore gluteus maximus, that trend will
likely continue.???

RB Robert  Holcombe (StL)? It doesn,t take a rocket scientist to  see that
Marshall Faulk isn,t 100%.?  Red flags went up across the country when Mike
Martz elected to give  Holcombe that shot at the goalline Sunday.?  6 weeks
ago, that would have been Faulk,s carry all day long.? Holcombe looks to
benefit if Faulk,s  workload continues to be decreased.?

RB Brad  Hoover (Car)? Aside from having one of those cool  names the fans
can yell whenever he does something good, Hoover has shown to be  a capable
replacement for candybone Tshimanga Biakabutuka.? He doesn,t have the
physical tools of a  Biakabutuka but you can,t deny he hasn,t been
effective.? It wouldn,t surprise me a bit to see  Hoover continue to see
action.

??

WRs Moving Up

WR Marvin  Harrison (Ind)? Harrison stated before Sunday,s game  that he
needed to &get on a mission8.?  Looked like he started towards that end with
2 TD catches and he could  have had another.? Yes, you,d like  to see more
than 4 catches but I,ll take 2 TDs any week.? Harrison,s biggest worry is
that Peyton  Manning can stay calm enough not to strangle Jerome Pathon for
dropping easy  balls.? Harrison is fine and  actually looking better in my
eyes.?

WR Hines  Ward (Pit)? Does anyone else find it interesting to  see Kordell
Stewart throwing the ball to another &slash8 type player in Hines  Ward??
Ward doesn,t have the name of  a Plaxico Burress but he,s certainly more
productive.? If I,m Burress, I,d be for finding a  baseball cap that I was
comfortable with(?

WR Amani  Toomer (NYG)? Toomer,s back in a big way.? He had us worried there
for a stretch  earlier but he,s playing very well right now, especially with
Ike Hilliard  out.? QB Kerry Collins has settled  into a nice rhythm and
coach Jim Fassell is sticking his neck out guaranteeing a  playoff slot.?
Look for?Toomer  and Collins to be a big part of making that happen.

WR Sean  Dawkins (Ind)? With his size (6, 48 / 218 #) I,ve  always wondered
why he isn,t better.?  He,s showing over the last few games that maybe he
is.? Over the last 3 games, he rates as the #  5 WR in Fantasy Points per
game.? It  doesn,t seem to make a great deal of difference to him whether it,
s Jon Kitna or  Brock Huard throwing the ball, he just delivers.???

WR Peter  Warrick (Cin)Garbage time or not,  he scored another TD this week
and he,s a great gamble if you need to roll the  dice for a home run.? Yes,
he,s as  liable to go 2 for 18 as he is score a TD but sometimes, those are
the kinds of  gambles that pay big.? The team  reportedly was forcing him to
see an eye doctor for contact lenses.? This could be like Charlie Sheen in
Major League with the new glasses.?  Seriously, if he,s had bad vision that,s
been limiting him, look out once  he gets the contacts.?

WR Joe  Jurevicius (NYG)? With Ike Hilliard out, Jurevicius got  all he ever
wanted ) a chance.? And  he,s making the most of it.? He,s  clearly the #2 WR
behind Toomer but when this offense is clicking, the #2 guy  has definite
value.? Keep an eye on  Hilliard,s return but he could be a nice sub if you,
re in a  pinch.?

WR Willie  Jackson (NO)? Jackson is looking less &fluky8 with  each game.??
He put together a  nice day Sunday with 4 catches for 64 yards.? Like
Jurevicius, he,s the clear cut # 2  receiver but he,s certainly valuable.?
QB Aaron Brooks has surprised everyone and Jackson should continue to
benefit.?

WR R. Jay  Soward (Jac)? I,ll be honest, I really don,t like  Soward much but
you can,t dismiss the fact Mark Brunell seemed to almost be  forcing the ball
to him on the long throws.? He,ll draw the weaker coverage (and  rightly so)
when Jimmy Smith and Keenan McCardell are in the lineup so he could  have
some mismatches.?

??

TEs Moving Up?

TE Freddie  Jones (SD)? Jones is still under the radar of a few  owners as he
plays for the Chargers.?  Truth is,? he,s one of the  better receivers in the
game and definitely the best receiver in San Diego.? He,s a nice big target
with soft hands  for new QB Ryan Leaf.? He,s had 11  receptions over the last
3 games.?

TE Jay  Reimersma (Buf)? Reimersma,s returning to the player we  knew he
could be.? With 5 receptions  for 82 yards Sunday, he,s a vital part of the
offense. ?With WRs Peerless Price and Jeremy  McDaniel not doing much, it,s
pretty much Eric Moulds and  Reimersma.

TE David  LaFluer (Dal)? With Jackie Harris nursing a sprained  knee, LaFluer
seized the opportunity and put together an excellent game with 6  catches for
45 yards and a TD.? Keep  an eye on Harris but this could be a trend.

TE Anthony  Becht (NYJ)? Becht earns the upgrade just for the  beautiful
diving TD catch Sunday.?  At this point in the season, rookies aren,t really
rookies any more as  most have enough experience that they,re learning the
ropes.? Becht appears to be a fast learner and  could give this team a huge
boost with solid TE  play.

??

QBs Moving Down?

QB Jeff  George (Was)? Audition time is over.? Didn't you have the feeling
owner Danny  Snyder would have loved for his pet QB George to go wild before
Brad Johnson  sits down to the negotiating table to talk about next year (if
they ever do  that)? Instead, he looked very  average and even a little bit
old.?  Brad Johnson will get the start this week.? You never know with knee
injuries so  George certainly still has value, just nothing like he did as a
starter.

QB Trent  Green (StL)? Chris Berman made a great point last  night on ESPN,s
Prime Time.? Trent  Green is a nice player but let,s forget this talk about
him being the same  player as Kurt Warner.??  Another loss for the Rams
pretty much guaranteed we,ll see Warner this  week.? The Rams are suddenly
fighting for their lives and it won,t be Green behind center.?

QB Shane  Matthews (Chi)? The University of Florida has a great  program and
always places a large number of players at the next level but  Matthews looks
to be another shot putting QB that simply can,t deliver the ball  at this
level.? It,s a testament to  coach Steve Spurrier that he can devise systems
to make guys like Matthews and  Danny Wuerffel look great in college because
they clearly lack the talent.? Put it this way, Matthews has Bears fan
wishing Cade McNown will get back soon(

QB Drew  Bledsoe (NE)? Whether it,s the thumb or the WRs or the  play
calling, Bledsoe is struggling.?  I used to blame this on Bill Belichick
coming up with a Jets defense that  shattered Bledsoe,s confidence and threw
him into a tailspin this time of year  but now I,ll have to start looking for
other theories.?? As Terry Glenn said, & it felt  like the defense knew
exactly what we were going to do8.? That,s bad for a Thursday  game.

??

RBs Moving Down?

RB Emmitt  Smith? (Dal)? As you  probably saw, Emmitt was knocked out for a
moment during the Thanksgiving Day  game.? Check his status this  week.? Even
100%, he faces a tough  stretch of games to finish the season against Tampa
Bay, Washington, New York  Giants, and Tennessee.?

RB J.J.  Johnson (Mia)? Johnson had a nice game Sunday but early  indications
are that Lamar Smith will be ready to play this week and that means  Johnson
takes a seat.?

RB Jamal  Anderson (Atl)? It looks to me like the Falcons are very  close to
packing it in.? He may be  worth one more start against the porous Seattle
defense this week but after  that, he,s got a bye and then New Orleans.?

RB Marshall  Faulk (StL)? Understand, he,s still a top RB, but I think his
value is clearly falling a bit.? He  looks less than 100% but the most
telling indicator by far was the Robert  Holcombe goalline carry.? 6 weeks
ago, no way does Holcombe get that carry.?  He,s still a must start and
Warner will likely help his stock but I,m a  little worried.?

RB Curtis  Martin (NYJ)? The weather conditions made it tough to  get a true
picture of Martin,s health but it was pretty easy to see he wasn,t  100%
Sunday.? Between Bernie  Parmalee and Richie Anderson, coach Al Groh has
plenty of options and he doesn,t  hesitate to go with them.?

RB Jermaine  Fazande (SD) ?The big guy yields to Terrell Fletcher  and looks
to have lost his starting job.?  Not a huge loss as I doubt you were counting
on him for too much  anyway.

??

WRs Moving Down?

WR Yancey  Thigpen (Ten)? Drop this guy if you haven,t  already.? He misses
games with a  myriad of injuries and when he does see the field, he manages
to drop key  passes(?

WR Marcus  Robinson (Chi)? One has to wonder what could have been  with Jim
Miller healthy.? Shane  Matthews managed to get the ball to his best WR a
whopping one time Sunday.? That will not do.?

WR Sylvester  Morris (KC)? Morris has been especially disappointing  as one
usually expects rookies to progress during the season but he seems to be
going the other way.? Over the last  3 weeks, he ranks as the # 81 WR in my
TD / Performance system.? Part of that can be attributed to Elvis  Grbac /
Warren Moon but he,s not playing well right now.?

WR Terance  Mathis (Atl)? Mathis ranks # 72 among WRs over the  last 3 games
in my TD / Performance system.? That,s not what you,re looking for from  a #
1 WR, even if it is the Falcons.???

Eagle  WRs? These guys are just not very good.? I had especially high hopes
for Charles  Johnson this year but he,s not getting it done.???

WR Wayne  Chrebet (NYJ)? As sick as I was of Keyshawn Johnson  whining about
Chrebet not being a #1 WR, it looks he may have had a point.? Chrebet just
doesn,t have the speed or  physical size to make a? consistent  impact when
defenses choose to take him out of the game.? I love the guy and admire his
grit and  determination but he struggles against double coverage.? And most #
1 WR face double  coverage(?

?

TEs Moving Down

TE Andrew  Glover (NO)? A rising tide is supposed to lift all  boats but
nobody told Glover about that little axiom.? The Saints continue to roll in
spite of  a virtually non existent TE.?

TE Jackie  Harris (Dal)? Keep an eye on Harris as he sprained a  knee Sunday
and gave way to David LaFluer catching a ton of passes.?

TE Ricky  Dudley (Oak)? He,s maybe the most frustrating player  in the game.?
As soon as you bench  him, he,ll catch 2 TDs but I don,t know how many more 1
reception days I can  take from this guy.?

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Just wanted to let you know that I received an e-mail from Dr. Carl Harris,
who at this point is in charge of my application.  He wants me to answer a
few questions, making sure I will be able to handle the MBA coursework.  That
was one of my main reasons for meeting with you and the Professors' Ronn and
Brown, is to talk to you about the course work and inform you of my strengths
and weaknesses, to make sure I could do the work.  I know that with my
financial modeling and accounting skills, energy-finance background and the
Business School's team-oriented approach to learning, that I will excel in
this learning environment.  I will convey this message and others to him by
tomorrow.  I hope things workout and thanks again for your help.
Ben


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i couldn't have said it any better.  i love you and whatever happens...just happens.

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Reitmeyer, Jay
Sent:	Monday, November 26, 2001 8:46 AM
To:	Mendel, Shelly
Subject:	RE: Emailing: Mom&Sid.jpg

I know how much i love you and how much i missed you and how much i want to be with you.  I am keeping my promise to you where Jennifer is concerned...but I want Denver to be whatever it turns out to be.  I don't want any plans or to hype it up or to try to cut it down.  I want it to naturally flow between two people that love each other and can be together.

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I am in the process of firing the off the first shot to Cinergy for a 5 or 10
year toll starting 1/1/03.  Please provide any comments with regard to
pricing, etc.  I just pulled the Capacity charge out of the air.  I made the
10 year a little lower in hopes of making it more attractive.  I think a 10
year toll attached to the asset will make it more attractive to the tolling
providers of the world (AES, Calpine, Tenaska,etc.).  Let me know your
thoughts and concerns before I send this off to Cinergy.


Edmund: Mexico is already underway.

Bruce: Can you comment on the relative importance of the following countries
to MG's business? It costs us about GBP 15,000 to add each country (due
diligence and document preparation costs). I may also be able to add a
comment on Korea by tomorrow.

Chile
Brazil
Peru
Korea
Republic of China

Dave

Edmund Cooper@ECT
06/14/2000 12:58 PM
To: jonathan.marsh@linklaters.com
cc: Mark Taylor/HOU/ECT@ECT, David Forster/Corp/Enron@Enron, Amita
Gosalia/LON/ECT@ECT, Lara Fields/HOU/ECT@ECT, Justin Boyd/LON/ECT@ECT

Subject: Metals due diligence

Dear Jonathan,

Following our earlier telephone conversation, here is the list of countries
for which we need to undertake follow-up commodity due diligence for trading
physical metals products.  As the initial two products to be offered are
aluminium and copper we should restrict the due diligence to base metals
only.  In addition, let's ask for the position on cash-settled derivatives -
should involve only a follow-up question asking whether previous advice for
energy commodity derivatives changes in respect of derivatives on metals.
However, the initial focus should be on the physical trading questions.

Austria, Belgium, Croatia, Czechoslovakia, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany,
Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Singapore, Slovenia,
Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom

Also, there is the following list of countries, for which there is currently
EOL access documentation which will need to have the same review.
Mark - do you want us to handle the due diligence over here, or do you want
to run with it?

Australia
Canada
Japan
United States

There is a third list of countries for which we currently do not have EOL
access documentation.
Dave/Amita/Mark - Are we going to proceed with preparing such access
documentation for these countries?

Chile
Brazil
Peru
Mexico
Korea
Republic of China

Regards,

Edmund


Brian,
Hi. Hope things are well with you. I wanted to drop a line and say hello as well as to thank you for your extreme generosity   with respect to our wedding. I am humbled by what you are doing for us and know Kate feels the same. I am looking forward to September and know that all will have a great time!
Kate and I are going to CT and NY next week to find a place to live (hopefully). We are planning on renting initially then look to buy later. Real estate is crazy there. I guess it is not much better where you are though. Take care.
Regards,
Matt


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Craig: I just noticed that you have me partnered with Les instead of Mills.
Thanks Brad


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Allegheny Energy Solutions, an unregulated subsidiary of Allegheny Energy,
Inc., has added Siemens Solar Industries, L.P., to its growing portfolio
of suppliers for distributed generation products. Through its new agreement
with Siemens Solar Industries, Allegheny Energy Solutions will provide
its customers with a comprehensive offering of solar electric solutions
called earthsafe v. The systems are suited for industrial, commercial and
residential applications. The new partnership further advances Allegheny's
strategy of becoming a national energy supplier.

ANALYSIS: This partnership comes on the heels of Allegheny's recently
announced
agreement to purchase three gas-fired merchant plants from Enron North
America. Both deals reaffirm Allegheny's intent to expand its geographic
footprint and strengthen the scope of its unregulated generation capability.
In my opinion, Allegheny is one of a handful of companies that have furthered
very aggressive generation expansion plans this year, announcing one
acquisition
or development after another. The company has added seven new offices in
the northeastern United States over the last year, and has disclosed that
it will open new offices in the Southeast in 2001 to begin preparing for
the albeit slow move to competition in that region.

The partnership with Siemens is particularly interesting as it indicates
that Allegheny believes solar power will become a significant part of its
service offerings. Siemens Solar is one competitive business in Siemens'
portfolio of companies, specializing in high and medium voltage, protection
and substation control systems, power and distribution transformers, system
planning, and decentralized energy supply systems.  Siemens Solar claims
to be the number one provider of solar-power solutions in the world, having
shipped solar cells and modules with a cumulative peak power of 200 MW.
The company has been in business for about 20 years, and reached a milestone
of 100 MW in 1996. Thus, the company has doubled its production output
in just four years.

Siemens Solar offers an array of solar-related products. As noted, Allegheny
Energy Solutions will be adopting Siemen's earthsafe platform which, according
to information on Siemen's Website, is offered in four models ranging in
DC power from 300 watts to 1,200 watts. The earthsafe system consists of
solar modules, universal roof mounting kits, DC/AC inverters, and interconnect
hardware. The intent is that businesses and residences would install the
earthsafe system to supply a portion of their energy needs (the remainder
supplied by more traditional means) and contribute to the efforts of reducing
emissions from fossil fuel plants. Allegheny Energy Solutions claims that
the addition of the Siemens' product to its service offerings positions
it as one of the only suppliers of distributed generation products to offer
a complete on-site power solution.

I think that this is a smart move for Allegheny to take as it certainly
diversifies the company's service offerings. Although the jury is still
out regarding the profitability of solar power, along with other forms
of distributed and renewable energy sources, for Allegheny the move makes
sense as it attempts to offer on a national scale a full package of energy
solutions. Allegheny Energy Supply, where most of the generation expansion
efforts of its parent are focused, develops competitive generation solutions
(e.g., cogeneration, green power, etc.) for a variety of end users. Within
the last year, Allegheny Energy Solutions has made great strides in moving
from a regional player into a national energy supplier, resulting primarily
from its success in the strong Northeast market.

This venture into solar continues a decided focus on distributed generation
on the part of the unregulated company. Earlier this year, Allegheny Energy
Solutions formed a partnership with Capstone Turbine Corporation under
which the Capstone MicroTurbine was installed at Allegheny Energy's Mitchell
Power Station in New Eagle, Pa. Allegheny Energy Solutions is providing
technical and economic analysis of the unit for the customers of its parent
company. This was a very strategic partnership for Allegheny as it makes
the company one of the few system integrators of the Capstone MicroTurbine
in the Northeast.

The diversification of Allegheny's generation arsenal is also important
because it gives the company a possible edge over direct competitors.
Allegheny
must surely know that companies like Dominion, Reliant and AES*just to
name a few*are also aggressively stacking up generation assets in key areas
across the country. Thus, by adding diverse power options to its service
offerings, Allegheny conceivably will have more to offer customers in its
energy supply packages. I observed several months ago that Allegheny was
probably in search of a unique niche to set itself apart from other companies
that are strong in generation. This partnership with Siemens seems to indicate
that distributed generation, including solar power, could become that niche.

As a sidenote, Allegheny Energy was just added to Standard & Poor's 500
Index earlier this week. So, the announcement that the company is diversifying
into solar power comes at a time when, as CEO Alan Noia puts it, "our strong
growth strategy and resulting solid financial performance" have received
recognition. The S&P 500 Index is widely regarded as the standard for
measuring
large-capitalization U.S. stock market performance. As of yesterday (Dec.
7), Allegheny Energy's stock (NYSE: AYE) was priced at $42 5/16.

The only red flag that I can determine for this deal relates to Siemens,
not Allegheny Energy Solutions. Competition among companies that develop
products related to solar power has become pretty fierce as of late, and
there is still a great deal of uncertainty surrounding the profitability
of this market. One direct competitor to Siemens that I've tracked recently
is Evergreen Solar, a company whose String Ribbon technology reportedly
cuts in half the required use of silicon, which is needed for most solar-power
technologies. Evergreen Solar, which recently became a publicly traded
company, has acknowledged that its own market prospects are uncertain and
that it may never become a profitable company.

The same market conditions apply to Siemens Solar Industries, so the company
may have a difficult time in finding wide application for its solar power
units. This is, of course, an issue for Siemens, and not Allegheny, to
address. Under its partnership with Siemens, Allegheny attains all the
value of solar power technologies and little of the risks. Thus, this appears
to be a smart venture for Allegheny and one that should strongly benefit
its power supply opportunities.
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Work in progress

Thanks
Anitha

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Scott, Tracy
Sent:	Friday, February 22, 2002 1:21 PM
To:	Enron Payroll
Cc:	Fagan, Fran; Donoho, Lindy
Subject:	Time

Lindy Donoho (P# 505520) erroneously had 12/27-28 & 12/31 coded as vacation,
although she did not take them.

Therefore, please add 26 hours to her 2002 available vacation balance.

Let me know if you have any questions.

Thanks,
Tracy  :o)

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Fagan, Fran
Sent:	Wednesday, February 20, 2002 12:41 PM
To:	Scott, Tracy
Cc:	Donoho, Lindy; Robertson, Audrey
Subject:	vacation correction

Please add 26 hours to Lindy Donoho, p505520 2002 vacation carryover.  26 hours were incorrectly coded last year as vacation, which was not taken.

Thanks in advance,

Fran Fagan
Sr. HR Rep
Enron Transportation Services
713.853.5219
fran.fagan@enron.com


We will be in Wisconsin the week before and will leave early a.m. on Sat. We
should get to ark 7-8:00 sat evening.

Where are we this year?


I just got a call from Kevin Hyatt, Director of Marketing at TW.  He said that Sempra just called him and wanted to know why WE locked the points on the contract in our posting.  I told him we locked them because we didn't want to get billed a potentially higher rate.

1)  This guy acted like he knew me and of course I was embarrassed so I acted like I knew him, AND I DON'T EVER REMEMBER TALKING TO THIS GUY.  He knew that I had gone to EES and that was back in 1997-1998.

2)  Sempra told Kevin that we would get more value if we let someone change the points.  I wonder, even though we might get billed max rate, would it be possible to allow the replacement shipper to change the points for "the term of the release only AND the releasing shipper would be billed more that max rate" and that way the capacity would go back to its original contract points in October.

Just a thought.


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Steve,

I don't know if you're checking your e-mail while you're out, but I wanted to
let you know how very sorry John and I were to hear of your loss.   You and
your family are in our thoughts in these difficult times.  If your dad was
anything like you, I know he will be greatly missed by many friends and
acquaintances.

Elizabeth


Jim, I had a brief conversation with Mark regarding your concerns on
legal-accounting firms which we will visit on in March when we talk.  In the
meantime, if Alan has not already spoken to Ron, Alan please speak to Fred
Erickson at Stikeman Elliott (403.266.9016) and I will call Ron and tell him
that for various reasons we will be using someone else on this matter.

Regards, Peter.
---------------------- Forwarded by Peter Keohane/CAL/ECT on 03/01/2001 02:41
PM ---------------------------

	Enron Capital & Trade Resources
	Canada Corp.

	From:  Peter Keohane                           03/01/2001 01:48 PM

To: James Derrick/Enron@EnronXGate
cc: Mark E Haedicke/HOU/ECT@ECT, Alan Aronowitz/HOU/ECT@ECT, Mark
Powell/CAL/ECT@ECT
Subject: Houston Retainer

Jim/Mark, Alan called me looking for the name of Alberta/Canadian counsel to
assist him on short notice with respect to some lien financing and title
transfer issues affecting a transaction he is working on.  I gave him Ron
Deyholos' name at Donahue Ernst & Young, who works in this area and who is
very responsive, although I advised Alan that I could give him the names of a
number of lawyers at Oslers, Stikemans, Blakes or Bennett Jones.  If you have
concerns, please let Alan or me know ASAP.

Thanks and regards, Peter.


FYI, from the EIA:

The United States consumed 19.5 million bbl/d of oil in 1999. Of this, 8.4
million bbl/d (or 43% of the total) was motor gasoline, 5.0 million bbl/d
(26%) "other oils," 3.6 million bbl/d (18%) distillate fuel oil, 1.7 million
bbl/d (9%) jet fuel, and 840,000 bbl/d (5%) residual fuel oil. U.S. oil
demand is expected to increase by about 110,000 bbl/d (0.6%) in 2000.

and

Continued lower U.S. crude oil production combined with strong oil demand led
the United States to import 10.6 million bbl/d of oil in 1999, representing
54% of total U.S. oil demand. Around 46% of this oil came from OPEC nations,
with Persian Gulf sources accounting for about 23% of U.S. oil imports during
the year. Overall, the top suppliers of oil to the United States for 1999
were Canada (1.67 million bbl/d), Saudi Arabia (1.46 million bbl/d),
Venezuela (1.45 million bbl/d), and Mexico (1.30 million bbl/d).

and from Reuters:

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States decided on Friday to release oil
from its Strategic Petroleum Reserve to damp decade-high energy prices, the
first time the stockpile has been tapped for a national emergency since the
1991 Gulf War.

Energy Secretary Bill Richardson said the U.S. government would release 30
million barrels of oil over a 30-day period from its 571-million-barrel
reserve created after the 1973 Arab oil embargo that choked off world growth.

``We are prepared to take further action if necessary,'' he told a hastily
convened news conference after an all-day meeting of administration officials.

The announcement by Richardson followed an intense and unusually public
debate by Clinton administration officials in recent days that raised
accusations the White House was trying to help Democratic presidential
candidate Vice President Al Gore (news - web sites) win the Nov. 7 election.

The debate intensified after Gore urged President Clinton (news - web sites)
on Thursday to release oil from the reserve in batches of 5 million barrels.

Gore's call, made within weeks of the November election, was criticized by
his Republican rival George W. Bush (news - web sites) as ``bad policy''
motivated by the need to assure Gore's victory.

``It's a bad idea because the Strategic Petroleum Reserve needs to be used in
case of war or a major disruption,'' Bush told reporters, in response to
Richardson's announcement, at a campaign stop in Tampa, Florida.

``I believe that the vice president has made this decision with the
president's support to achieve short-term political gain,'' he added.

that's enough oil for 1 day and 14 hours, or reducing for one month by 10%
the amount we need to import--this is not a solution.  our oil reserves cover
100% of our export needs for 54 days--this may not be the best use.  bush
(steve aside from the ferc complaints) may want to focus on the following
from msnbc regarding gasoline prices:

? ? ?In the Midwest, the nation,s most expensive gasoline market this week,
oil companies blamed the $2-a-gallon-plus prices on taxes and the cost of
introducing new federally-required cleaner fuel this month. The price spike
prompted the Federal Trade Commission to open a formal investigation into
possible price gouging and collusion, and has led Indiana,s governor to
suspend the state,s gasoline sales tax for 60 days.

realizing that only 43% of gas pump price is composed of crude oil--the rest
28% taxes and 29% refining costs, distribution costs, and profits.

Alhamd Alkhayat
+1(713)853-0315


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Palmisano left a couple of months ago to start his own business.  Jeff Keeler
(in our DC office) is covering John's issues.

To: Steven J Kean/HOU/EES@EES
cc:
Subject:

Thanks for the call this morning.  The convention sounds interesting.  On
another note, I was wondering is John Palmisano still works here?  for you?
I got a call from a conference organizer about an emissions meeting in
Cologne, Ger. and I think he has spoken at this gathering.  I'll forward the
email to you, and to the emissions/coal group as well to determine our
interest.

Regards.

Jeff


Franky Sulistio will shortly be joining the Gas Fundamentals IT group. Franky was previously working on the Entelligence Project. His initial role will cover the following areas:

Floor support, 6.45am onwards ... . (Plasmas, 34th Floor Model, general floor software support)
Responsible for the re-architecture/developement of all plasma based EOL models.
Responsible for the re-architecture/developement of all plasma based Market Data models.
Support for Gas Fundamentals Systems, ie Jaguar Reporting and Jaguar Harvesting.

Thanks
Colin


Dan,

Here you go.  Let me know if you have any problem fitting this on a page and
maybe I can help you.

Martha G. Braddy
Senior Legal Specialist
Enron Global Markets
1400 Smith Street, Suite 3864
Houston, TX 77002
Phone:  713-345-7858
Fax:       713-646-6058


---------------------- Forwarded by Ami Chokshi/Corp/Enron on 06/29/2000
02:50 PM ---------------------------

Royal_B_Edmondson@reliantenergy.com on 06/29/2000 12:13:38 PM
To: ami_Chokshi@enron.com
cc:

Subject: nom change for increased Midcon gas...

(See attached file: HPL-June.xls)
 - HPL-June.xls