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| Statistics, Scoring                               Luccis Losers, Current |
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Luccis Losers Actives

PLAYER           POS SCORING                                                                       SCORE
Warner, Kurt     QB  401 PaYd (30 Pts), 3 PaTD (16,9,11) (18 Pts), 2 PaInt (-2 Pts), 1 FL (-1 Pt)  45.0
Garner, Charlie  RB  59 RuYd (5 Pts), 41 ReYd (4 Pts)                                              9.0
Staley, Duce     RB  102 RuYd (15 Pts), 31 ReYd (3 Pts)                                            18.0
Booker, Marty    WR  165 ReYd (28 Pts), 3 ReTD (28,44,66) (21 Pts)                                 49.0
Carter, Cris     WR  46 ReYd (4 Pts), 1 ReTD (1) (6 Pts)                                           10.0
Hilliard, Ike    WR  106 ReYd (15 Pts)                                                             15.0
Akers, David     K   5 FG (24,46,26,28,30) (14 Pts), 3 XP (3 Pts)                                  17.0
Ravens           DT  3 Int (3 Pts), 1 SACK (1 Pt)                                                  4.0

TOTALS                                                                                167.0

Luccis Losers Reserves

PLAYER             POS ST  SCORING                                                            SCORE
Alstott, Mike      RB  RS  1 RuTD (1) (6 Pts), 36 ReYd (3 Pts), 1 Re2P (2 Pts), 1 FL (-1 Pt)  10.0
Cleeland, Cameron  TE  RS                                                                     0.0
Hakim, Az-Zahir    WR  RS                                                                     0.0
Hayes, Donald      WR  RS  54 ReYd (5 Pts)                                                    5.0
Johnson, Rob       QB  RS                                                                     0.0
McKnight, James    WR  RS  66 ReYd (6 Pts), 1 FL (-1 Pt)                                      5.0
Parker, Larry      WR  RS                                                                     0.0

TOTALS                                                                                20.0

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Latest NFL Player News

Shaun Alexander, RB SEA - Houston Big Ballers Updated 11/20/01
With Ricky Watters expected to miss another two to three weeks, Alexander
will remain the focal point of many contending Fantasy teams during their
charge to the playoffs. He should roll up some fine numbers against the
Chiefs this week.

Tom Brady, QB NE - Uran Man Updated 11/20/01
The Patriots will stick with Brady for now, and Drew Bledsoe will remain
the team's No. 2 QB. "I don't see any changes this week," coach Bill
Belichick said. Brady is a solid Fantasy starter right now, but add Bledsoe
to your roster as an insurance policy if you can.

Jonathan Quinn, QB JAC - Free Agent Updated 11/20/01
Quinn may have to start in place of Mark Brunell (quadriceps) again this
week. Brunell's status is still unclear for Sunday's game.

Ricky Watters, RB SEA - Grid Iron Goons Updated 11/20/01
Watters' shoulder has not sufficiently healed enough for him to practice,
says the Seattle Times. He is not expected to return for another two
to three weeks, meaning Shaun Alexander will continue to be a key performer
for many Fantasy teams as the postseason comes into view.

Doug Flutie, QB SD - President Taft Updated 11/20/01
Mike Riley told the San Diego Union-Tribune there is no QB
controversy involving Flutie and rookie Drew Brees. "Doug is going to be
our quarterback," he said. "You can talk about controversy all you want,
but there is none within this building. He is our quarterback. He will
start. He will get us the next win the next week." Still, Flutie is not
playing well enought to satisfy most Fantasy owners.

Mark Bruener, TE PIT - Free Agent Updated 11/20/01
Bruener will miss the rest of the season after undergoing shoulder injury.
His loss may adversely affect Jerome Bettis' statistics, because Bruener is
widely regarded as the best run-blocking tight end in football.

Tyrone Wheatley, RB OAK - Uran Man Updated 11/20/01
Wheatley told the Contra-Costa Times he is no longer being bothered
by a knee injury. He expects to play on Sunday.

Erron Kinney, TE TEN - Free Agent Updated 11/20/01
Kinney (calf) may play this week after missing three games. He was expected
to return to practice early this week.

Frank Wycheck, TE TEN - DRock's Beaatchs Updated 11/20/01
Wycheck (calf) will be limited in practice this week. He may be a risky
start in Week 11.

Steve McNair, QB TEN - Houston Big Ballers Updated 11/20/01
The Tennessean says McNair's hand was sore when he arrived at the
team's practice facility on Monday. Jeff Fisher now says he doesn't expect
him to miss any practice time this week.

Derrick Alexander, WR KC - C-Dawg's Boyz Updated 11/20/01
Alexander (ribs) has returned to practice. He is expected to start against
Seattle.

Marvin Minnis, WR KC - Houston Big Ballers Updated 11/20/01
Minnis (ankle) is listed as doubtful for Sunday's game. Larry Parker may
have to start in his place,

Reggie Wayne, WR IND - Free Agent Updated 11/20/01
Wayne has a sprained knee ligament, and is doubtful for Sunday's game
against New Orleans. Terrence Wilkins may have to start in his place.

Jerome Pathon, WR IND - Team Dick Updated 11/20/01
Pathon (foot) is done for the season. He will be put on injured reserve.
Reggie Wayne (knee) is also hurting, meaning Terrence Wilkins might have to
be moved back into the starting lineup.

Jay Fiedler, QB MIA - C-Dawg's Boyz Updated 11/20/01
Dave Wannstedt told the Miami Herald there is no QB controversy
surrounding Fielder and backup Ray right now. ``That's kind of
hypothetical,'' he said. ``Jay is the starter, and my only comment is we're
going to get it squared away and play turnover-free football.''

Rod Smith, WR DEN - Blue Balls Updated 11/20/01
Mike Shanahan said he does not know if Smith (ankle) will be sufficiently
healed to play in Thursday's game against the Cowboys. "We'll get a chance
to evaluate that during the week and see," Shanahan told the Denver
Post. "If he can help our football team, he'll play. If he's in a
situation where he can't perform at the level that we think can help our
team, then we'll keep him out and put somebody else in."

Benjamin Gay, RB CLE - Free Agent Updated 11/20/01
The Cleveland Plain-Dealer says Butch Davis won't indicate how much
Gay will play in the near future. "We'll try to get him involved in some of
the games," Davis said. "We'll see."

Kevin Lockett, WR WAS - Free Agent Updated 11/20/01
Lockett, who suffered a rib injury last weekend against Denver, expects to
play on Sunday against Philadelphia. However, the wide receiver has no real
value as a Fantasy player at this point.

Tony Banks, QB WAS - Free Agent Updated 11/20/01
Barring any setbacks, Banks will start Sunday's game against Philadelphia.
Banks, who suffered a concussion last weekend vs. Denver, hasn't been
feeling any after effects of the injury and should be under center for the
'Skins.

Jacquez Green, WR TB - DRock's Beaatchs Updated 11/20/01
Green (abdomen) is expected to return to practice on Wednesday at full
strength. He's been inconsistent this season, and is best used when the
matchup is favorable.

Terrell Owens, WR SF - Team Chick Updated 11/20/01
Owens suffered a sprained left knee and ankle during the overtime session
of last weekend's game against Carolina. The injuries aren't considered
serious, however, and Owens is expected to be in the starting lineup on
Sunday Indianapolis.

Cecil Martin, RB PHI - Free Agent Updated 11/20/01
Martin suffered a hamstring injury during Sunday's game against Dallas.
He'll miss a few days of practice, but is expected to play in this
weekend's game against Washington. Martin has no real value as a Fantasy
player, but he is a key blocker for Duce Staley.

 Giants, DT NYG - Team Dick Updated 11/20/01
According to the New York Post, cornerback Jason Sehorn's
surgically-repaired right knee began giving him problems again this past
weekend. In fact, the team was unsure that he'd be able to cover either
Randy Moss or Cris Carter on Monday night, but he played anyway. If he
continues to play on a bad wheel, you should consider starting any
receivers opposing Sehorn the rest of the season.

Elvis Grbac, QB BAL - Blue Balls Updated 11/20/01
The Baltimore Sun says there is no indication that Grbac will be
replaced as the team's starting QB. Still, he is not performing well enough
to start for most Fantasy teams.

Donald Driver, WR GB - Free Agent Updated 11/20/01
Driver is still dealing with a thigh injury, and is expected to miss
Thursday's game against Detroit. The reserve wideout has no real value as a
Fantasy player at this point.

 Ravens, DT BAL - Luccis Losers Updated 11/20/01
Defensive end Michael McCrary will miss the rest of the season after
undergoing knee surgery. His loss will certainly lower the sack output of
the Baltimore defense and may mean the team will allow more passing yardage
than usual.

 Cowboys, DT DAL - Free Agent Updated 11/20/01
Linebacker Dexter Coakley, who was expected to miss two weeks due to a
sprained knee, will likely get the start on Thursday after being out for
just one game. He'll help keep Denver's running game in check, but don't
expect his presence to give Dallas' defense added Fantasy value as a whole.

Emmitt Smith, RB DAL - Team Dick Updated 11/20/01
Smith (knee) will start on Thursday's game against Denver. "I'm not 100
percent, but I'm healthy enough to do my job," Smith told the Dallas
Morning Star. He'll struggle to post solid Fantasy numbers due to
Dallas' horrid passing game, so bench him this week if at all possible.

Donald Hayes, WR CAR - Luccis Losers Updated 11/20/01
Hayes suffered bruised ribs during Sunday's game against San Francisco. He
may miss some practice time this week, but he's expected to play this
weekend against Atlanta. The Falcons secondary is one of the worst in the
league, so Hayes could turn into a good sleeper pick in Week 11.

Terry Hardy, TE ARI - Free Agent Updated 11/20/01
Hardy is expected to return to practice this week after missing three games
due to shoulder injury. However, he is not certain to play on Sunday
against San Diego.

Jackie Harris, TE DAL - Free Agent Updated 11/20/01
Harris is out for Thursday's game against Denver due to a hamstring injury.
Harris has been an unreliable Fantasy player and is only worth a roster
spot in deeper leagues.

James Stewart, RB DET - Orange Roughy Updated 11/20/01
Stewart (ankle) is hopeful that he can play returned to practice and may
start Thursday's game against Green Bay. He will work his ankle extensively
in practice prior to Thursday, and is optimistic that he'll be ready to
play. If Stewart is able to go, he's worth starting in if you need a
running back for Week 11.

Fred Taylor, RB JAC - Dont Mess Updated 11/20/01
Taylor has been told by a medical specialist that he should not return to
action this weekend against Pittsburgh. In fact, Taylor could be out for an
even longer period of time than what was originally diagnosed. Taylor tore
the groin muscle completely off the bone back in Week Two, which is an
injury that normally takes about three months to heal. "It's going to be
very unfair for anyone to assume he will play any time in the immediate
future," said Taylor's agent, Drew Rosenhaus. "He's just not healthy yet.
He can't run full speed without tremendous pain. The Jaguars have done a
very good job in working him but he's still in pain." Expect Stacey Mack
and Elvis Joseph to continue splitting carries in Taylor's absence.

Bert Emanuel, WR DET - Blue Balls Updated 11/20/01
Emanuel is out for Thursday's game against Green Bay due to a sprained
ankle. In fact, the injury is so bad that Emanuel may miss the remiander of
the season, but no definitive word on his condition has been made by the
team.

Muhsin Muhammad, WR CAR - Orange Roughy Updated 11/20/01
According to published reports, Muhammad's shoulder injury will likely keep
him out of Sunday's game against Atlanta. That could mean big things for
Donald Hayes and Issac Bryd, who'll start against a questionable Falcons
secondary.

Cameron Cleeland, TE NO - Luccis Losers Updated 11/20/01
Cleeland (ankle) is doubtful for Sunday's game at New England. He'll likely
be replaced again by Boo Williams, who scored two touchdowns last week
against Indianpolis.

Quincy Carter, QB DAL - Free Agent Updated 11/20/01
According to the Dallas Morning News, Carter expects to start on
Dec. 2 against Washington. Carter, who has been out since October with a
hamstring injury, will serve as the No. 3 quarterback on Thursday vs.
Denver.

Ike Hilliard, WR NYG - Luccis Losers Updated 11/19/01
Hilliard continues to feel some soreness in his surgically-repaired toe,
and it is causing him to limp around a bit. He is still expected to start
in Monday's game against Minnesota, but playing on the artificial turf
can't be good for his injury.

Reggie Kelly, TE ATL - Free Agent Updated 11/19/01
According to published reports, Kelly (knee/ankle) should be able to return
to action this weekend against Carolina. He won't make much of a Fantasy
impact, however, so don't bother starting him in Week 11.

Chad Lewis, TE PHI - Blue Balls Updated 11/19/01
Lewis suffered a slight knee injury during Sunday's 36-3 win over Dallas.
The injury isn't considered serious, however, and Lewis is expected to
start this weekend's game against Washington.

Steve McNair, QB TEN - Houston Big Ballers Updated 11/19/01
McNair was able to play with an injury to his right thumb, but the
Tennessean says he will probably miss some practice time this week.
He should still be able to play in the team's next game.

 Packers, DT GB - Uran Man Updated 11/19/01
Safety LeRoy Butler suffered a fractured left shoulder blade during
Sunday's game against Atlanta. He is out indefinitely and could miss the
remainder of the season. Chris Akins will likely take over the starting
duties in Butler's absence.

Steve McNair, QB TEN - Houston Big Ballers Updated 11/19/01
McNair was able to play with an injury to his right thumb, but the
Tennessean says he will probably miss some practice time this week.
He should still be able to play in the team's next game.

Az-Zahir Hakim, WR STL - Luccis Losers Updated 11/19/01
Hakim left Sunday's game against New England with an ankle injury. X-rays
were negative, and Hakim is listed as day to day.

Reggie Wayne, WR IND - Free Agent Updated 11/19/01
Wayne suffered a sprained knee on Sunday. His current status is day to day.

Rod Smith, WR DEN - Blue Balls Updated 11/19/01
Smith (ankle) could not finish Sunday's game. His status for Thursday's
game against Dallas is unclear.

Terance Mathis, WR ATL - Dont Mess Updated 11/19/01
Mathis has by far his best game of the season, catching seven passes for 70
yards against Green Bay. He suffered a mild concussion in the game, but
he's expected to be fine for this weekend's contest at Carolina.

Jackie Harris, TE DAL - Free Agent Updated 11/19/01
Harris suffered a strained right hamstring during Sunday's game against
Philadelphia. He did not return to the contest, and is listed as day to
day.

Frank Sanders, WR ARI - Dont Mess Updated 11/19/01
Sanders had a huge game against Detroit on Sunday, catching seven passes
for 127 yards and a touchdown. He injured his hamstring in the game,
however, and is listed as day to day.

Quincy Carter, QB DAL - Free Agent Updated 11/19/01
Carter feels as though his hamstring has healed enough that he's ready to
return to action. However, the Cowboys will start Ryan Leaf for a few more
weeks before Carter gets his starting job back. The team wants to evaluate
Leaf in a few games this season to determine if he'll have any trade value
in the offseason.

James Jackson, RB CLE - Uran Man Updated 11/19/01
Jackson told the Cleveland Plain-Dealer it was a coach's decision
not to use him against the Ravens. Jackson had been suffering from an ankle
injury, but reports prior to gametime had indicated he might have been able
to play. With the sudden emergence of Benjamin Gay, Jackson's Fantasy value
might drop greatly.

Ryan Leaf, QB DAL - Free Agent Updated 11/19/01
Leaf had another terrible outing this weekend, but the Dallas Morning
News is reporting that he'll remain the team's starting quarterback for
the time being. However, he's no better than waiver wire fodder in Fantasy
Football.

Kevin Lockett, WR WAS - Free Agent Updated 11/19/01
Lockett left Sunday's game against Denver in the first quarter due to a rib
injury. His status for next week's game against Philadelphia is uncertain
at this time.

Tony Banks, QB WAS - Free Agent Updated 11/19/01
Banks, who suffered a concussion during Sunday's game against Denver, told
the Washington Post that there's a "definite possibility" he would
be ready in time for next weekend's game against Philadelphia. Kent Graham
would start if Banks is unable to play, but neither QB is an attractive
Fantasy option against the Eagles.

Emmitt Smith, RB DAL - Team Dick Updated 11/19/01
Smith left Sunday's game against Philadelphia with a sprained knee.
However, he is expected to be in the starting lineup when Dallas faces
Denver on Thanksgiving Day.

Larry Foster, WR DET - Free Agent Updated 11/19/01
Foster suffered an apparent leg injury during Sunday's game against
Arizona. He is listed as day to day.

Desmond Howard, WR DET - Free Agent Updated 11/19/01
Howard suffered a shoulder injury during Sunday's win over Arizona. He did
not return to the game, and is listed as day to day.

Bert Emanuel, WR DET - Blue Balls Updated 11/19/01
Emanuel suffered a knee injury during Sunday's game against Arizona. He is
listed as day to day.

Muhsin Muhammad, WR CAR - Orange Roughy Updated 11/18/01
Muhammad sprained his left shoulder in Sunday's game against the 49ers. His
status for the Week 11 game against Atlanta is unclear.

Mike Anderson, RB DEN - Really Rottens Updated 11/18/01
Anderson rushed for only 31 yards on 13 carries against the Redskins.
Olandis Gary carried the ball 10 times for 28 yards. It is apparent
Anderson is no longer worthy of a starting spot on Fantasy teams, and Gary
will continue to see some work at his expense.

Michael Westbrook, WR WAS - C-Dawg's Boyz Updated 11/18/01
Westbrook caught nine passes for 104 yards and a TD at Denver. Opposing
defenses are focusing on rookie Rod Gardner, and Westbrook is getting open
often after starting the year slowly.

Jake Plummer, QB ARI - Really Rottens Updated 11/18/01
Plummer threw for 334 yards, four TDs and was intercepted once by Detroit.
Such stellar performances are rare for Plummer, who may not have a better
game this season.

Michael Pittman, RB ARI - Dont Mess Updated 11/18/01
The awful Detroit defense limited Pittman to 81 rushing yards on 23
carries. Don't start Pittman in any upcoming weeks unless your team is very
thin at RB..

David Sloan, TE DET - Free Agent Updated 11/18/01
Sloan caught two TD passes for a total of three yards at Arizona. If you
are desperate for help at TE, consider Sloan, who always gets regular looks
from Charlie Batch.

Lamont Warren, RB DET - Free Agent Updated 11/18/01
Warren rushed for 32 yards and a TD at Arizona and caught 11 passes for 64
yards and a score. The Lions will continue to feature Warren on third downs
and near the goal line as a receiver, making him a good Fantasy backup for
the rest of the year.

Warrick Dunn, RB TB - President Taft Updated 11/18/01
Dunn caught 12 passes for 138 yards against the Bears, but he rushed for
only 12 yards and fumbled twice. Don't count on Dunn for consistently good
Fantasy numbers during the next few weeks. He can be explosive, but he is
also erratic.

Keyshawn Johnson, WR TB - Orange Roughy Updated 11/18/01
Johnson caught 12 passes for 89 yards against the Bears, but he failed to
get in the end zone again. Don't depend on Johnson down the stretch unless
your team is very thin at wideout.

David Terrell, WR CHI - Really Rottens Updated 11/18/01
Terrell caught one pass for 15 yards at Tampa Bay. The rookie wideout is
not consistent enough to start for most Fantasy teams.

Marty Booker, WR CHI - Luccis Losers Updated 11/18/01
Booker caught seven passes for 165 yards and three TDs at Tampa Bay. In his
third season, Booker has become a superb Fantasy wideout. He is a player
you must start every week, no matter what matchup he faces.

Plaxico Burress, WR PIT - DRock's Beaatchs Updated 11/18/01
The Jaguars limited Burress to one catch for 13 yards. The second-year
receiver has still not proven he can be a reliable Fantasy player.

LaDainian Tomlinson, RB SD - DRock's Beaatchs Updated 11/18/01
Tomlinson put up decent rushing numbers against Oakland, posting 68 yards
and a touchdown. His overall statistics have been down in recent weeks,
however, which may have something to do with the fact that he held out for
the entire preseason.

Hines Ward, WR PIT - Team Chick Updated 11/18/01
Ward caught nine passes for 112 yards and a TD against Jacksonville. While
he doesn't score often, Ward has become a very solid receiver for
Pittsburgh this year, and he will always post respectable totals.

Doug Flutie, QB SD - President Taft Updated 11/18/01
Flutie's recent struggles continued against Oakland, throwing for only 98
yards on Sunday. Unless he faces a good matchup, starting Flutie is
becoming somewhat of a gamble.

Stacey Mack, RB JAC - DRock's Beaatchs Updated 11/18/01
Mack was held to six rushing yards on eight carries at Pittsburgh. He has
not been a reliable back for the Jaguars or Fantasy owners this season.

Rich Gannon, QB OAK - Team Chick Updated 11/18/01
Gannon had a solid outing against San Diego, throwing for 311 yards and
four touchdowns. He's one of the top five Fantasy quarterbacks in the
league and is a must-start every week.

Jerry Rice, WR OAK - Team Chick Updated 11/18/01
Rice had a huge game on Sunday, catching eight passes for 131 yards and
three touchdowns against San Diego. Rice may not be an every-week starter
in smaller leagues, but he can certainly still put up huge Fantasy numbers
when the matchup is right.

Tony Banks, QB WAS - Free Agent Updated 11/18/01
Banks was carted off the field in the second quarter of Sunday's game at
Denver with a concussion. He was replaced by Kent Graham.

Brett Favre, QB GB - Dont Mess Updated 11/18/01
Favre threw for 262 yards and two TDs against the Falcons, but he was
intercepted three times and lost a fumble. Despite some inconsistent play
in recent weeks, Favre's potential for big games makes him a must-start
every week.

Corey Bradford, WR GB - Free Agent Updated 11/18/01
Bradford caught three passes for 117 yards against Atlanta. The Green Bay
wideout is still too inconsistent to be considered a solid Fantasy player.

Chris Chandler, QB ATL - Orange Roughy Updated 11/18/01
Chandler started at Green Bay, and threw for 352 yards, two TDs and two
interceptions. He remains a good Fantasy backup when healthy.

Bob Christian, RB ATL - Free Agent Updated 11/18/01
Christian rushed for 40 yards and caught five passes for 62 yards at Green
Bay. The Falcons are using him more often, and Christian makes a good
backup RB right now.

Elvis Grbac, QB BAL - Blue Balls Updated 11/18/01
Grbac threw for 261 yards, two TDs and was intercepted four times by the
Browns. The veteran QB has been a big disappointment this year and should
not start for most Fantasy teams.

Jason Brookins, RB BAL - Houston Big Ballers Updated 11/18/01
Brookins rushed for 89 yards on 21 carries against the Browns. The rookie
is a servicable, yet unspectacular Fantasy player who should give you some
occasional TDs down the stretch.

Tim Couch, QB CLE - Team Chick Updated 11/18/01
Couch threw for only 144 yards and was intercepted three times at
Baltimore. The Cleveland QB appears to be a risk even as a Fantasy backup
right now.

Benjamin Gay, RB CLE - Free Agent Updated 11/18/01
Gay saw his first extensive action of the year, carrying the ball 18 times
for 56 yards and a TD at Baltimore. He displayed good vision and lateral
quickness, and Gay is definitely worth picking up if you need help at RB.

James Jackson, RB CLE - Uran Man Updated 11/18/01
Jackson (ankle) did not play at Baltimore. Benjamin Gay and Jamel White
shared carries in his place.

Lamar Smith, RB MIA - Texas Terminators Updated 11/18/01
Smith rushed for only 53 yards on 19 carries against the Jets. Smith
appears to be mired in mediocrity right now, and he is a risky start unless
you lack depth at RB.

Chris Chambers, WR MIA - Texas Terminators Updated 11/18/01
The rookie wideout caught only two passes for 25 yards against the Jets.
Chambers is still too inconsistent to start for most Fantasy teams.

Santana Moss, WR NYJ - Grid Iron Goons Updated 11/18/01
Moss made his pro debut on Sunday, but did not catch a pass and was stopped
for a six-yard loss on his one carry. The rookie has missed too much time
to make a Fantasy impact this season.

Richard Huntley, RB CAR - Orange Roughy Updated 11/18/01
Huntley actually had a good outing against San Francisco, posting 94
scrimmage yards and a touchdown. However, he's far too inconsistent to
start on a weekly basis.

Chris Weinke, QB CAR - Houston Big Ballers Updated 11/18/01
Weinke started Sunday's game against San Francisco after missing last
week's game due to a shoulder injury. He put up decent numbers, throwing
for 177 yards and two touchdowns in Carolina's 25-22 OT loss.

Wayne Chrebet, WR NYJ - Dont Mess Updated 11/18/01
Chrebet did not catch a pass at Miami. The Jets' wideout is no longer
worthy of a starting spot on Fantasy teams.

Garrison Hearst, RB SF - Really Rottens Updated 11/18/01
Hearst had another strong game, posting 113 scrimmage yards against
Carolina. His comeback from a serious ankle condition is nothing short of
miraculous, and he's actually been a reliable Fantasy player over the last
two weeks.

Alex Van Pelt, QB BUF - Free Agent Updated 11/18/01
Van Pelt threw for 316 yards, two TDs and no interceptions against the
Seahawks. He did lose a fumble, but Van Pelt got solid protection for most
of the game and will be a respectable Fantasy backup while he fills in for
the injured Rob Johnson.

Jeff Garcia, QB SF - C-Dawg's Boyz Updated 11/18/01
Garcia had another huge game, posting 305 yards and three touchdowns
against Carolina. He's been one of the top three Fantasy quarterbacks this
season, and may even be more valuable than Peyton Manning at this point.

Peerless Price, WR BUF - DRock's Beaatchs Updated 11/18/01
Price caught 10 passes for 138 yards and a TD against Seattle. He has
clearly become Buffalo's best Fantasy player this season.

Matt Hasselbeck, QB SEA - Texas Terminators Updated 11/18/01
Hasselbeck threw for 134 yards, one TD and no interceptions at Buffalo. The
Seattle QB is making less mistakes, yet he doesn't help Fantasy teams much,
either.

Jon Kitna, QB CIN - Blue Balls Updated 11/18/01
Kitna put up 234 yards passing and a touchdown against Tennessee, but two
interceptions made his performance mediocre. He's no better than a reserve
Fantasy player at this point, best used when the matchup is right in a
deeper league.

Koren Robinson, WR SEA - Orange Roughy Updated 11/18/01
Robinson caught two passes for 15 yards at Buffalo, including his first
career TD, a seven-yarder. Robinson is slowly improving, but still does not
produce enough to be a reliable Fantasy player.

Corey Dillon, RB CIN - Texas Terminators Updated 11/18/01
Dillon was held in check by Tennessee, rushing for only 38 yards on Sunday.
However, with all the injured running backs around the league this season,
Dillon is still a must-start on a weekly basis.

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AFC Division

TEAM               W  L  T  PCT    BACK STRK DIV    WKS  PF     BACK   PA
President Taft     9  1  0  0.900  0.0  W6   5-1-0  0.0  812.0  292.0  587.0
Really Rottens     5  4  1  0.550  3.5  L1   3-2-1  0.0  714.0  390.0  750.0
Team Chick         3  5  2  0.400  5.0  W1   1-4-1  1.5  880.0  224.0  951.0
C-Dawg's Boyz      4  6  0  0.400  5.0  L2   4-2-0  1.0  851.0  253.0  925.0
Uran Man           3  7  0  0.300  6.0  L2   1-4-0  0.0  750.0  354.0  878.0
Texas Terminators  3  7  0  0.300  6.0  L1   2-3-0  0.0  688.0  416.0  1002.0
Dont Mess          3  7  0  0.300  6.0  L4   3-3-0  0.0  657.0  447.0  717.0

NFC Division

TEAM                 W  L  T  PCT    BACK STRK DIV    WKS  PF      BACK   PA
Blue Balls           8  2  0  0.800  0.0  W5   5-1-0  2.5  1104.0  0.0    818.0
Luccis Losers        7  3  0  0.700  1.0  W1   5-1-0  0.0  832.0   272.0  664.0
Grid Iron Goons      5  4  1  0.550  2.5  W2   3-2-0  3.0  939.0   165.0  869.0
Houston Big Ballers  5  5  0  0.500  3.0  L1   2-4-0  0.0  927.0   177.0  917.0
DRock's Beaatchs     5  5  0  0.500  3.0  W1   3-3-0  1.0  789.0   315.0  785.0
Team Dick            4  6  0  0.400  4.0  L2   1-4-0  0.0  846.0   258.0  849.0
Orange Roughy        4  6  0  0.400  4.0  W2   1-5-0  1.0  760.0   344.0  837.0

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---------------------- Forwarded by Darron C Giron/HOU/ECT on 02/12/2001
12:07 PM ---------------------------

Barry Tycholiz@ENRON
02/12/2001 11:49 AM
To: Edie Leschber/HOU/ECT@ECT, Darron C Giron/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: ENA - West Gas Orig

Edie, Darren, further to our conversation.  The only reporting that I would
like to send upstairs is broken down into two categories.  West Gas Trading,
and West Gas Origination.  All orig ( even Denver ) is coded to 107321.
Inside of west gas orig we have created a tracking mechanism through Darren,
that provides a seperate report broken down by individual or group but I am
the only person who needs this data for right now.

Edie, please ensure that on a go forward basis that the actualized income
streams have been coded in the proper places and that we do not double count
again.

Call if any questions.

BT


I've changed the counterparty name to The City of Oakland - and the contact
is Wing Lau. His number is (510) 627-1457. According to Stewart Rosman, the
middle marketer who did this deal, City of Oakland is the same entity as Port
of Oakland; however, City is the counterparty name in the system which is
linked with the correct contact info. I tried to look up the contract in
Livelink, but I keep getting an error message. Is there any way you can check
on this contract to make sure we're entering these deals with the correct
counterparty name?

Thanks,
Kate

Stephanie Piwetz   04/17/2001 01:17 PM

To: Kate Symes/PDX/ECT@ECT
cc:

Subject: 584180.01-need contact name

Please ask Bob for a contact, if you place it in the comment section we can
add it.
Port Of Oakland

Thank you


Sara,
In response to your questions below:

1. Rod Nelson will be handling credit as the deal is now being executed by
ENA.

2. Tax is being handled by Steve Jacobson in the London office ( he is our US
tax person )

3. Accounting is Matt Landy

4. The confirmations are being handled by Kim Theriot and John Wilson is the
trader who will be signing on behalf of ENA. We have a call with them today
at 3.00pm UK time  so if there is any change I will let you know.

5. We are still waiting for the term sheet / confirms from TD and are
expecting them this afternoon. I will forward them to you asap.

6. TD have proposed using the 98 ISDA which I believe is already in place
with ENA and TD Texas.

7. This is just one transaction with 3 individual wti swaps, two of which are
with Enron, Enron/TD , TD/Morgan Stanley, Morgan Stanley/ Enron

I will send you the transaction diagram from TD and the ISDA agreement.

If there is anything else you need please feel free to call me on 0207 783
5404

Regards

---------------------- Forwarded by Treasa Kirby/LON/ECT on 14/11/2000 13:35
---------------------------

Marcus Von Bock Und Polach
14/11/2000 11:36
To: Treasa Kirby/LON/ECT@ECT
cc:

Subject: TD crude prepay

as discussed
---------------------- Forwarded by Marcus Von Bock Und Polach/LON/ECT on
14/11/2000 11:40 ---------------------------
From: Sara Shackleton on 13/11/2000 11:54 CST
To: Marcus Von Bock Und Polach/LON/ECT@ECT
cc: Gareth Bahlmann/HOU/ECT@ECT

Subject: TD crude prepay

Marcus:  Can you please let me know what you need.
Who is handling credit?  tax?  accounting?
Who is booking the confirmations?  Have the confirms been drafted or
negotiated?  Any changes?  How many transactions?

Sara


Please see Q71102.2 for the reversal of the original deal done on EOL.

Jean Bell@ECT
11/02/2000 01:36 PM
To: Errol McLaughlin/Corp/Enron@ENRON
cc:

Subject: COOK

ENA did an EOL deal with Cook on 11/1/00 (Q71102.1, EOL #539925).  Kevin,
Cook, has called to verbal the reversal of this deal and I do not find in
Tagg where this deal has been reversed.  Please  check and let me know that
you find so that I can call Kevin back.  Thanks.

   Reversal: Cook Buys and pays $4.555
     20,000/day, December, 2000
     ENA sells and pays last day

Jean


Tremaine:

My only comment is to Section 1 (Escrow Property).  Please substitute "NWG"
for "Depositors" in the first line of this Section.

Thanks,

Marisa

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Cc: Kahn, Marguerite R.
Subject: Northwestern/Enron - Attached Files

Attached please find copies of the Escrow Agreement and the Escrow
Agreement signature page.  Please execute three copies of the signature page
and send them to my attention at Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker, 399 Park
Avenue, New York, New York 10022.

Should you have any questions or comments please call me at (212)318-6653.
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Attached is the request for the new book for NG-Price that will include all
options.

Thanks,

Errol


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Sounds reasonable to me.

	Mary Cook
	08/30/2000 02:04 PM

		 To: Sara Shackleton/HOU/ECT@ECT, Mark Taylor/HOU/ECT@ECT
		 cc:
		 Subject: Warrant Based Swaps

Based upon discussions with Andrea Reed, the res of the swap will be the
warrant itself, not the underlying stock.  The warrants are valued separately
with a "warrant model" and carry a price of their own differentiated from,
although affected by, the stock price.  I did not get into further detail on
the specifics of the modeling.  The will provide us the number of warrants,
the strike price as of August 3.  Otherwise they will work similarly to the
stock based swap I think.  She said they do not plan to exercise them, but
may sell them as warrants.  Let me know what you think.  Mary


Attached for counsel in the Farallon and Legg Mason actions, and for Tom and
Kathy, whom I understand to be the counsel principally retaining Messrs.
Hellmold and Daines respectively, is an electronic copy of the report of ECT
Securities' due diligence expert.  Hard copies will also be sent.

Steve Howard
Alschuler Grossman Stein & Kahan LLP
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if you guys want to come, feel free.
PL

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Love, Phillip M.
Sent:	Thursday, December 06, 2001 3:23 PM
To:	Brady, Edward; Clause, Kristen; Espey, Darren; Hungerford, James; Mills, Bruce; Rabon, Chance; Singla, Kimat; Videtto, Melissa
Subject:	FW: Bankruptcy Party at PLove's tonight

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Love, Phillip M.
Sent:	Thursday, December 06, 2001 3:23 PM
To:	Keiser, Kam; Winfree, O'Neal D.; Palmer, B. Scott; Valdes, John; Gossett, Jeffrey C.; McLaughlin Jr., Errol
Subject:	FW: Bankruptcy Party at PLove's tonight

With a little more notice, hopefully we will not cancel the gig.  The party is back on for Saturday Dec. 15th - party start time is now 4 p.m.  Please pass on to your groups again.
PL

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Love, Phillip M.
Sent:	Friday, November 30, 2001 2:54 PM
To:	Keiser, Kam; Palmer, B. Scott; Winfree, O'Neal D.; Valdes, John; McLaughlin Jr., Errol; Gossett, Jeffrey C.
Subject:	Bankruptcy Party at PLove's tonight

Send to your group's please.

If you feel like drowning your sorrows at the end of the world in some free keg beer, sodas and hard liquor - come down to Clear Lake and celebrate the fact that today may be the last paycheck you receive from Enron.  Playstation, pool, and darts(with pictures of great Enron leaders) will be available for your enjoyment.  You can also try chase the 3 year old with the dirty diaper.  Party starts about 7 ish.  We will order Pizza or something like that if you haven't eaten.  Directions:
I - 45 South to exit 29 - CLC Blvd.
Turn left under the freeway - heading east
You will travel roughly four miles (through 3 lights and two stop signs) turn left on Noble Pine(across from Children's World)
When that street dead end's take a right on Towering Oak
Take first left onto Cherry Oak
That dead end's at Sterling Wood Way - take a left.
Third house of the right 4435 Sterling Wood Way
281-486-7026

Hope to see everyone there.
PL


Find attached the EGM Management Summary and Hot List as of 2/22.  Please
contact me if you have any questions/comments.

Thanks,
Jeff

 -----Original Message-----
From:  Anderson, Patricia
Sent: Friday, February 23, 2001 3:13 PM
To: Smith, Jeff E.
Subject: 2/22/01 Mgmt Summary & Hot List

For distribution

Thanks,
Patricia (5-7434)


Gani

I will call you on Monday to arrange a date for a phone interview.

Thank You
Hunter Shively
---------------------- Forwarded by Hunter S Shively/HOU/ECT on 10/27/2000
03:01 PM ---------------------------

"Gani B" <Gani@ganib.com> on 10/24/2000 07:26:47 PM
To: <Hunter.S.Shively@enron.com>
cc:
Subject: Re: Enron

Dear Hunter Shively,

I would like to speak to you regarding this position.  The best time to
reach me is in the morning, between 9-11am EST.  I look forward to our
conversation.  My home telephone number is 914-273-4551

Thank you,
Gani Bajraktari

----- Original Message -----
From: <Hunter.S.Shively@enron.com>
To: <gani@ganib.com>
Sent: Monday, October 23, 2000 5:05 PM
Subject: Enron

> Gani,
>
> My name is Hunter Shively.  I work for Enron.  I would like to arrange a
> phone interview with you.  Please call me at 713-853-4772 or e-mail
> hunter.s.shively@enron.com   Please leave a message that states your phone
> number and the best time to contact you.  If you are no longer interested
> please let me know.
>
> Thank You,
> Hunter
>


---------------------- Forwarded by Darron C Giron/HOU/ECT on 01/18/2001
01:06 PM ---------------------------

"Yvonne Haynes" <yhaynes@mindspring.com> on 01/18/2001 12:47:37 PM
To: "Jennifer Iu" <jenniferiu@yahoo.com>, "Grant" <grant.w@mindspring.com>,
"Angela Teer-Williams" <angela.teerwilliams@gte.net>, <dgiron@enron.com>,
<gbohan@home.com>, <mmassimi@auduboninstitute.org>
cc:
Subject: Fw: Don't Do It!!!

?
----- Original Message -----
From: danantom
To: Yvonne Haynes ; Scott Suzyn ;  Russel &  Jeannie ; Robert  Pompliano ;
Mom ;  Mimi & Chuck ; Matt Long ;  Josh Penick ;  Jonathan  Boroughs ; Jon &
Jody Boroughs ; Jay Flar ; Frank and Barb  ; Corina  Chiavati ; Danny
LaRocca ; Derek Abraham ; Chris Philipp ;  Cece and Mark
Sent: Thursday, January 18, 2001 12:29 AM
Subject: Fw: Don't Do It!!!

This is graphic....not profane or sexual, just graphic.?  I think it was
caught on camera in France.? Reminds me of the pizza man  .mpeg.?
Cheerioooooooooo,? Tom
----- Original Message -----
From: aly
To: tom turney ; bill taft ; wesley patterson ; albert  neumann ; shawn hine
Sent: Wednesday, January 17, 2001 10:01 AM
Subject: Don't Do It!!!

?
 - jump.mpeg


Updated version of the Peco, rather Exelon, questions.
Ben


Got bounced back the first time.
----- Forwarded by Jeff Dasovich/NA/Enron on 10/02/2000 06:44 PM -----

	Jeff Dasovich
	Sent by: Jeff Dasovich
	10/02/2000 06:36 PM

		 To: Richard Shapiro/HOU/EES@EES
		 cc:
		 Subject:

Mike Kahn: 415.986.2800.  ext. 205.    Let me know how it goes.

Best,
Jeff

P.S.  And I mean this in all seriousness.....  Many months ago, you were
sitting in our small conference room and said, "The Governor needs to take
control and initiate a negotiation, or summit."  Looks like he finally
figured it out.


Enron Federal Credit Union will close at 3:00 p.m., Monday, March 19, for our
Annual Business Meeting.  All members are invited to join us in EB 5C2 at
4:00 p.m., when we will elect board of directors and review the financial
state of the Credit Union.


And you know at that age those girls put out.  Unfortunately it's their hip that puts out, or should I say "gives out."

-----Original Message-----
From: john.d.williamson@us.andersen.com
[mailto:john.d.williamson@us.andersen.com]
Sent: Monday, October 08, 2001 12:59 PM
To: Lucci, Paul T.
Subject: RE: Texas game

That's really bad.  You just want to go down there and get laid by one of
her easy 60 yo friends.  You dog.

To:   John D. Williamson@ANDERSEN WO
cc:
Date: 10/08/2001 01:48 PM
From: Paul.T.Lucci@enron.com
Subject:  RE: Texas game

My mom is having a party.  She has this party every year, the average
age of the party goers is about 60.  At least I can get drunk on my mom
nickel.

-----Original Message-----
From: john.d.williamson@us.andersen.com
[mailto:john.d.williamson@us.andersen.com]
Sent: Monday, October 08, 2001 12:22 PM
To: Lucci, Paul T.
Subject: RE: Texas game

THe A&M game is this coming weekend.  What is going on in SA?
JW

To:   John D. Williamson@ANDERSEN WO
cc:
Date: 10/08/2001 09:43 AM
From: Paul.T.Lucci@enron.com
Subject:  RE: Texas game

What weekend?  I will be in San Antonio, TX from 10/12-10/15.  So if
it's this weekend I'll be out of town.  But, if not let's party!

-----Original Message-----
From: john.d.williamson@us.andersen.com
[mailto:john.d.williamson@us.andersen.com]
Sent: Friday, October 05, 2001 1:24 PM
To: Lucci, Paul T.
Subject: Texas game

I will be coming in next week for the Texas A&M/CU game.  Are you up for
going to it??  THere is a group of us that get together for the game and
party afterwards.
JW
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I need to reschedule this afternoons call.  What about Monday morning after 9:00?

-----Original Message-----
From: Fred Ali [mailto:FAli@Adaytum.com]
Sent: Thursday, November 01, 2001 5:36 PM
To: Geaccone, Tracy
Subject: Project Update

Hello Tracy,

I wanted to share some conversations that I've had with both Demetrics and
Hoang this week related to the project.

On of the biggest issue seems to be with resources.  I know that you guys
have been quite busy with your planning process but it has been very
difficult to get the required information or time from the resources that
are committed to the project.  This is due to the fact that they currently
have a heavy workload and cannot dedicate the time necessary for the
project.  It is having an impact on the timeline.  The home office model
could be a lot further along if some of the required information was
delivered as requested.  Also, I am also getting a sense that there is a
lack of ownership with regards to the Adaytum application.  It is important
that the users have a comfort level with the application otherwise it will
become very difficult to transition it when the project is over.

We need to think about who will administer the system once it is in full
production.  This individual should be identified and running the
administration duties as soon as possible.  My fear is that without proper
ownership of the application and a dedicated administrator (at least in the
short run), it will be very difficult to transition the roles.

We've had some technical issues with the production and development
environment.  Although these issues have been resolved, it has had an impact
on the timeline.

There are times that the definition for the model is not clearly articulated
and it has resulted in the redesign of the model.  Much time has been spent
on gathering business process information from various people which has
caused a delay in the model development.

I hope that we can constructively talk through these issues tomorrow and
produce solutions that will rectify the situation, mitigate the risks, and
result in a successful implementation.

Our call is scheduled for 1:30 tomorrow but I can be available earlier if
you would like to discuss this.

Fred Ali
Implementation Manager - Southwest
fali@adaytum.com
817-366-0171


March 31, 2001 is my last day at Enron.  My years at Enron has been a very
exciting and challenging period in my life.  Nevertheless, I,m very excited
to be moving on to new things as well.  I shall miss many of the good people
there that I have had the honor to work with.  As of the beginning of April
my Enron address will be invalid, please contact me using the below added
means.

Tom Delaney
1929 E. Seminole Dr.
Phoenix, Arizona 85022
TomDelaneyAZ@aol.com
         602-321-5017


The latest is attached, which includes notional limits.  Bill will validate
the notionals later today.

Rod


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SURVEY FINDS PRODUCERS PLAN TO SPEND MORE THAN ORIGINALLY PLANNED IN 2000

 06/19/2000
 Petroleum Finance Week
 (c) 2000 Phillips Business Information, Inc.

 Oil and gas producers plan to increase their worldwide exploration and
production expenditures by more than they anticipated
 at the beginning of the year, Lehman Brothers Inc. found in a mid-year
update of its annual E&P survey. "The 326 companies
 we surveyed are planning on an 18.2 percent increase, versus a 10.2 percent
rise budgeted in December," said James D.
 Crandell, who follows oil services and drilling for the New York investment
banker.

 He emphasized that the gain by the 326 producers in Lehman's survey reflects
increases in budgets for 2000 and not
 underspending of budgets during 1999. "Among the companies that were
included in our December 1999 and May 2000
 surveys, global spending actually came in slightly above what was estimated
to have been spent during 1999 in December. It
 also indicates that nearly $6 billion has been added to 2000 worldwide
exploration budgets since December," Crandell said.

 The survey's respondents said that they planned to increase U.S. E&P
expenditures by 17.6 percent, up from 15.9 percent
 earlier in the year. Crandell said that the greater increase was driven
almost entirely by independent producers. "In our survey,
 227 independents indicated E&P spending growth in 2000 of 26.1 percent
versus a 22.9 percent increase budgeted for the
 year in December," he indicated. "Some 40 percent of the independents we
surveyed have increased their U.S. E&P budgets,
 while about 23 percent plan on spending less than what they indicated last
December. Higher natural gas prices and increased
 cash flow are the main drivers behind this."

 Crandell said that Anadarko Petroleum Corp. (NYSE: APC), Apache Corp. (NYSE:
APA), BHP Petroleum, H.S. Resources Inc.
 (NYSE: HSE), McMoRan Exploration Co. (NYSE: RAN), MDU Resources Group Inc.
(NYSE: MDU), Mitchell Energy and
 Development Corp. (NYSE: MND.A and MND.B), Santa Fe Snyder Corp. (NYSE:
SFS), Stone Energy Corp. (NYSE: SGY) and
 Titan Exploration Inc. - now Pure Resources Inc. (NYSE: PRS) - were among
the larger independents to make the most
 significant upward revisions. The ones that significantly reduced planned
U.S. E&P outlays for the year included Barrett
 Resources Corp. (NYSE: BRR), Belco Oil and Gas Corp. (NYSE: BOG), Burlington
Resources Inc. (NYSE: BR), Coastal Corp.
 (NYSE: CGP), Forcenergy Inc. (NYSE: FEN), Houston Exploration Co. (NYSE:
HEX), Kerr-McGee Corp. (NYSE: KMG), Mariner
 Energy Corp. and Williams Production Co.

 The survey found that major oil companies plan about the same percentage
gain in their 2000 U.S. E&P expenditures (8.8
 percent) at midyear as they did at the beginning of the year (8.4 percent).
Among the 14 companies in this category, 31
 percent made meaningful increases in their 2000 E&P spending estimates
during the first six months, including Amerada Hess
 Corp. (NYSE: AHC), Conoco Inc. (NYSE: COC.A and COC.B), Occidental Petroleum
Corp. (NYSE: OXY)and Total Fina Elf S.A.
 (NYSE: TOT). Another 19 percent - including ENI SpA (NYSE: E), Royal
Dutch/Shell (NYSE: RDP and STT) and Texaco Inc.
 (NYSE: TX) - scaled back their domestic spending estimates, while the
remaining 50 percent of the majors in the survey
 remained the same.

 'The increase in Canada... is nothing short of staggering...'

 "The increase in Canada indicated by the 85 companies in our survey is
nothing short of staggering," Crandell continued. Of
 the 85 companies that he contacted, 44.7 percent budgeted higher
expenditures for 2000 than for 1999. "Compared with
 December, 41 percent of them have increased their estimated spending in 2000
by more than 10 percent, while 20 percent
 have reduced it by more than 10 percent. The remaining 39 percent have kept
it within 10 percent of what was originally
 estimated," Crandell said. Talisman Energy Inc. (NYSE: TLM) led the group
with a huge increase, followed by Anderson
 Exploration Ltd. (TSE: AXL), Gulf Canada Resources Ltd. (NYSE: GOU), Murphy
Oil Corp. (NYSE: MUR), Pan Canadian
 Petroleum Ltd. (TSE: PCP) and Shell Canada Ltd. (TSE: SHC). Like their U.S.
counterparts, producers above the border raised
 their 2000 E&P budgets in response to higher gas prices and increased cash
flow, according to the Lehman analyst.

 He said that foreign upstream budgets were an area of surprise: "The 14.9
percent gain indicated by the 99 oil and gas
 companies that have operations outside the United States and Canada was well
above the 5.7 percent increase for 2000
 estimated last December. As in other geographies, there were more companies
that increased budgets than decreased them."
 Overall, Crandell said that 33 percent of the surveyed companies raised
their 2000 E&P budgets by more than 10 percent, 43
 estimated expenditures in roughly the same range and 24 percent indicated
that they would spend less than originally planned.
 He said that the larger increases were driven by some big companies which
materially increased their budgets, including
 Texaco, Petroleos Brasileiros S.A., Petroleos Mexicanos S.A. and Repsol YPF
S.A. (NYSE: REP) among the multinationals and
 Amerada Hess, Apache, Premier Oil Plc. and Woodside Energy among mid-sized
companies.

 Crandell noted that while respondents' average price assumptions rose during
2000's first six months (to $22.04 from $19.25
 per barrel of crude oil and to $2.58 from $2.38 per thousand cubic feet of
natural gas), they still trail current prices and what
 Lehman Brothers estimates for the year ($28 per barrel of crude and $3.30
per Mcf of gas). "This suggests a stronger second
 half than expected, should companies raise budgets further to reflect the
higher prices," he said.

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WHO IS OUSMANE BIN LADEN?
by Michel Chossudovsky

Professor of Economics,
University of Ottawa

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Posted 12 September 2001
A few hours after the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Centre and the
Pentagon, the Bush administration concluded without supporting evidence,
that "Ousmane bin Laden and his al-Qaeda organisation were prime suspects".
 CIA Director George Tenet stated that bin Laden has the capacity to plan
"multiple attacks with little or no warning." Secretary of State Colin
Powell called the attacks "an act of war" and President Bush confirmed in
an evening televised address to the Nation that he would "make no
distinction between the terrorists who committed these acts and those who
harbor them". Former CIA Director James Woolsey pointed his finger at
"state sponsorship," implying the complicity of one or more foreign
governments. In the words of former National Security Adviser, Lawrence
Eagleburger, "I think we will show when we get attacked like this, we are
terrible in our strength and in our retribution."
Meanwhile, parroting official statements, the Western media mantra has
approved the launching of "punitive actions" directed against civilian
targets in the Middle East. In the words of William Saffire writing in the
New York Times: "When we reasonably determine our attackers' bases and
camps, we must pulverize them-minimizing but accepting the risk of
collateral damage-and act overtly or covertly to destabilize terror's
national hosts".
The following text outlines the history of Ousmane Bin Laden and the links
of the Islamic "Jihad" to the formulation of US foreign policy during the
Cold War and its aftermath.

*                  *                   *

Prime suspect in the New York and Washington terrorists attacks, branded by
the FBI as an "international terrorist" for his role in the African US
embassy bombings, Saudi born Ousmane bin Laden was recruited during the
Soviet-Afghan war "ironically under the auspices of the CIA, to fight
Soviet invaders". 1
In 1979 "the largest covert operation in the history of the CIA"  was
launched in response to the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan in support of
the pro-Communist government of Babrak Kamal.2:
"With the active encouragement of the CIA and Pakistan's ISI [Inter
Services Intelligence], who wanted to turn the Afghan jihad into a global
war waged by all Muslim states against the Soviet Union, some 35,000 Muslim
radicals from 40 Islamic countries joined Afghanistan's fight between 1982
and 1992. Tens of thousands more came to study in Pakistani madrasahs.
Eventually more than 100,000 foreign Muslim radicals were directly
influenced by the Afghan jihad."3
The Islamic "jihad" was supported by the United States and Saudi Arabia
with a significant part of the funding generated from the Golden Crescent
drug trade:
"In March 1985, President Reagan signed National Security Decision
Directive 166,...[which] authorize[d] stepped-up covert military aid to the
mujahideen, and it made clear that the secret Afghan war had a new goal: to
defeat Soviet troops in Afghanistan through covert action and encourage a
Soviet withdrawal. The new covert U.S. assistance began with a dramatic
increase in arms supplies-a steady rise to 65,000 tons annually by 1987,
... as well as a "ceaseless stream" of CIA and Pentagon specialists who
traveled to the secret headquarters of Pakistan's ISI on the main road near
Rawalpindi, Pakistan. There the CIA specialists met with Pakistani
intelligence officers to help plan operations for the Afghan rebels."4
The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) using Pakistan's military
Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) played a key role in training the
Mujahideen. In turn, the CIA sponsored guerrilla training was integrated
with the teachings of Islam:
"Predominant themes were that Islam was a complete socio-political
ideology, that holy Islam was being violated by the atheistic Soviet
troops, and that the Islamic people of Afghanistan should reassert their
independence by overthrowing the leftist Afghan regime propped up by
Moscow."5
PAKISTAN'S INTELLIGENCE APPARATUS
Pakistan's ISI was used as a "go-between". The CIA covert support to the
"jihad" operated indirectly through the Pakistani ISI, --i.e. the CIA did
not channel its support directly to the Mujahideen. In other words, for
these covert operations to be "successful", Washington was careful not to
reveal the ultimate objective of the "jihad", which consisted in destroying
the Soviet Union.
In the words of CIA's Milton Beardman "We didn't train Arabs". Yet
according to Abdel Monam Saidali, of the Al-aram Center for Strategic
Studies in Cairo, bin Laden and the "Afghan Arabs" had been imparted "with
very sophisticated types of training that was allowed to them by the CIA" 6
CIA's Beardman confirmed, in this regard, that Ousmane bin Laden was not
aware of the role he was playing on behalf of Washington. In the words of
bin Laden (quoted by Beardman): "neither I, nor my brothers saw evidence of
American help". 7
Motivated by nationalism and religious fervor, the Islamic warriors were
unaware that they were fighting the Soviet Army on behalf of Uncle Sam.
 While there were contacts at the upper levels of the intelligence
hierarchy, Islamic rebel leaders in theatre had no contacts with Washington
or the CIA.
With CIA backing and the funneling of massive amounts of US military aid,
the Pakistani ISI had developed into a "parallel structure wielding
enormous power over all aspects of government". 8 The ISI had a staff
composed of military and intelligence officers, bureaucrats, undercover
agents and informers, estimated at 150,000. 9
Meanwhile, CIA operations had also reinforced the Pakistani military regime
led by General Zia Ul Haq:
""Relations between the CIA and the ISI [Pakistan's military intelligence]
had grown increasingly warm following [General] Zia's ouster of Bhutto and
the advent of the military regime,'... During most of the Afghan war,
Pakistan was more aggressively anti-Soviet than even the United States.
 Soon after the Soviet military invaded Afghanistan in 1980, Zia [ul Haq]
sent his ISI chief to destabilize the Soviet Central Asian states. The CIA
only agreed to this plan in October 1984.... 'the CIA was more cautious
than the Pakistanis.' Both Pakistan and the United States took the line of
deception on Afghanistan with a public posture of negotiating a settlement
while privately agreeing that military escalation was the best course."10
THE GOLDEN CRESCENT DRUG TRIANGLE
The history of the drug trade in Central Asia is intimately related to the
CIA's covert operations. Prior to the Soviet-Afghan war, opium production
in Afghanistan and Pakistan was directed to small regional markets. There
was no local production of heroin. 11 In this regard, Alfred McCoy's study
confirms that within two years of the onslaught of the CIA operation in
Afghanistan, "the Pakistan-Afghanistan borderlands became the world's top
heroin producer, supplying 60 percent of U.S. demand. In Pakistan, the
heroin-addict population went from near zero in 1979... to 1.2 million by
1985 -- a much steeper rise than in any other nation":12
"CIA assets again controlled this heroin trade. As the Mujahideen
guerrillas seized territory inside Afghanistan, they ordered peasants to
plant opium as a revolutionary tax. Across the border in Pakistan, Afghan
leaders and local syndicates under the protection of Pakistan Intelligence
operated hundreds of heroin laboratories. During this decade of wide-open
drug-dealing, the U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency in Islamabad failed to
instigate major seizures or arrests ... U.S. officials had refused to
investigate charges of heroin dealing by its Afghan allies 'because U.S.
 narcotics policy in Afghanistan has been subordinated to the war against
Soviet influence there.' In 1995, the former CIA director of the Afghan
operation, Charles Cogan, admitted the CIA had indeed sacrificed the drug
war to fight the Cold War. 'Our main mission was to do as much damage as
possible to the Soviets. We didn't really have the resources or the time to
devote to an investigation of the drug trade,'... 'I don't think that we
need to apologize for this. Every situation has its fallout.... There was
fallout in terms of drugs, yes. But the main objective was accomplished.
The Soviets left Afghanistan.'"13
IN THE WAKE OF THE COLD WAR
\In the wake of the Cold War, the Central Asian region is not only
strategic for its extensive oil reserves, it also produces three quarters
of the World's opium representing multibillion dollar revenues to business
syndicates, financial institutions, intelligence agencies and organized
crime. The annual proceeds of the Golden Crescent drug trade (between 100
and 200 billion dollars) represents approximately one third of the
Worldwide annual turnover of narcotics, estimated by the United Nations to
be of the order of $500 billion.14
With the disintegration of the Soviet Union, a new surge in opium
production has unfolded. (According to UN estimates, the production of
opium in Afghanistan in 1998-99 -- coinciding with the build up of armed
insurgencies in the former Soviet republics-reached a record high of 4600
metric tons.15 Powerful business syndicates in the former Soviet Union
allied with organized crime are competing for the strategic control over
the heroin routes.
The ISI's extensive intelligence military-network was not dismantled in the
wake of the Cold War. The CIA continued to support the Islamic "jihad" out
of Pakistan. New undercover initiatives were set in motion in Central Asia,
the Caucasus and the Balkans. Pakistan's military and intelligence
apparatus essentially "served as a catalyst for the disintegration of the
Soviet Union and the emergence of six new Muslim republics in Central
Asia." 16.
Meanwhile, Islamic missionaries of the Wahhabi sect from Saudi Arabia had
established themselves in the Muslim republics as well as within the
Russian federation encroaching upon the institutions of the secular State.
 Despite its anti-American ideology, Islamic fundamentalism was largely
serving Washington's strategic interests in the former Soviet Union.
Following the withdrawal of Soviet troops in 1989, the civil war in
Afghanistan continued unabated. The Taliban were being supported by the
Pakistani Deobandis and their political party the Jamiat-ul-Ulema-e-Islam
(JUI). In 1993, JUI entered the government coalition of Prime Minister
Benazzir Bhutto. Ties between JUI, the Army and ISI were established. In
1995, with the downfall of the Hezb-I-Islami Hektmatyar government in
Kabul, the Taliban not only instated a hardline Islamic government, they
also "handed control of training camps in Afghanistan over to JUI
factions..." 17
And the JUI with the support of the Saudi Wahhabi movements played a key
role in recruiting volunteers to fight in the Balkans and the former Soviet
Union.
Jane Defense Weekly confirms in this regard that "half of Taliban manpower
and equipment originate[d] in Pakistan under the ISI" 18 In fact, it would
appear that following the Soviet withdrawal both sides in the Afghan civil
war continued to receive covert support through Pakistan's ISI. 19
In other words, backed by Pakistan's military intelligence (ISI) which in
turn was controlled by the CIA, the Taliban Islamic State was largely
serving American geopolitical interests. The Golden Crescent drug trade was
also being used to finance and equip the Bosnian Muslim Army (starting in
the early 1990s) and the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA). In last few months
there is evidence that Mujahideen mercenaries are fighting in the ranks of
KLA-NLA terrorists in their assaults into Macedonia.
No doubt, this explains why Washington has closed its eyes on the reign of
terror imposed by the Taliban including the blatant derogation of women's
rights, the closing down of schools for girls, the dismissal of women
employees from government offices and the enforcement of "the Sharia laws
of punishment".20
THE WAR IN CHECHNYA
With regard to Chechnya, the main rebel leaders Shamil Basayev and Al
Khattab were trained and indoctrinated in CIA sponsored camps in
Afghanistan and Pakistan. According to Yossef Bodansky, director of the
U.S. Congress's Task Force on Terrorism and Unconventional Warfare, the war
in Chechnya had been planned during a secret summit of HizbAllah
International held in 1996 in Mogadishu, Somalia. 21 The summit, was
attended by Osama bin Laden and high-ranking Iranian and Pakistani
intelligence officers. In this regard, the involvement of Pakistan's ISI in
Chechnya "goes far beyond supplying the Chechens with weapons and
expertise: the ISI and its radical Islamic proxies are actually calling the
shots in this war". 22
Russia's main pipeline route transits through Chechnya and Dagestan.
 Despite Washington's perfunctory condemnation of Islamic terrorism, the
indirect beneficiaries of the Chechen war are the Anglo-American oil
conglomerates which are vying for control over oil resources and pipeline
corridors out of the Caspian Sea basin.
The two main Chechen rebel armies (respectively led by Commander Shamil
Basayev and Emir Khattab) estimated at 35,000 strong were supported by
Pakistan's ISI, which also played a key role in organizing and training the
Chechen rebel army:
"[In 1994] the Pakistani Inter Services Intelligence arranged for Basayev
and his trusted lieutenants to undergo intensive Islamic indoctrination and
training in guerrilla warfare in the Khost province of Afghanistan at Amir
Muawia camp, set up in the early 1980s by the CIA and ISI and run by famous
Afghani warlord Gulbuddin Hekmatyar. In July 1994, upon graduating from
Amir Muawia, Basayev was transferred to Markaz-i-Dawar camp in Pakistan to
undergo training in advanced guerrilla tactics. In Pakistan, Basayev met
the highest ranking Pakistani military and intelligence officers: Minister
of Defense General Aftab Shahban Mirani, Minister of Interior General
Naserullah Babar, and the head of the ISI branch in charge of supporting
Islamic causes, General Javed Ashraf, (all now retired). High-level
connections soon proved very useful to Basayev.23
Following his training and indoctrination stint, Basayev was assigned to
lead the assault against Russian federal troops in the first Chechen war in
1995. His organization had also developed extensive links to criminal
syndicates in Moscow as well as ties to Albanian organized crime and the
Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA). In 1997-98, according to Russia's Federal
Security Service (FSB) "Chechen warlords started buying up real estate in
Kosovo... through several real estate firms registered as a cover in
Yugoslavia" 24
Basayev's organisation has also been involved in a number of rackets
including narcotics, illegal tapping and sabotage of Russia's oil
pipelines, kidnapping, prostitution, trade in counterfeit dollars and the
smuggling of nuclear materials (See Mafia linked to Albania's collapsed
pyramids, 25 Alongside the extensive laundering of drug money, the proceeds
of various illicit activities have been funneled towards the recruitment of
mercenaries and the purchase of weapons.
During his training in Afghanistan, Shamil Basayev linked up with Saudi
born veteran Mujahideen Commander "Al Khattab" who had fought as a
volunteer in Afghanistan. Barely a few months after Basayev's return to
Grozny, Khattab was invited (early 1995) to set up an army base in Chechnya
for the training of Mujahideen fighters. According to the BBC, Khattab's
posting to Chechnya had been "arranged through the Saudi-Arabian based
[International] Islamic Relief Organisation, a militant religious
organisation, funded by mosques and rich individuals which channeled funds
into Chechnya".26
CONCLUDING REMARKS
Since the Cold War era, Washington has consciously supported Ousmane bin
Laden, while at same time placing him on the FBI's "most wanted list" as
the World's foremost terrorist.
While the Mujahideen are busy fighting America's war in the Balkans and the
former Soviet Union, the FBI-operating as a US based Police Force- is
waging a domestic war against terrorism, operating in some respects
independently of the CIA which has-since the Soviet-Afghan war-supported
international terrorism through its covert operations.
In a cruel irony, while the Islamic jihad-featured by the Bush
Adminstration as "a threat to America"-is blamed for the terrorist assaults
on the World Trade Centre and the Pentagon, these same Islamic
organisations constitute a key instrument of US military-intelligence
operations in the Balkans and the former Soviet Union.
In the wake of the terrorist attacks in New York and Washington, the truth
must prevail to prevent the Bush Adminstration together with its NATO
partners from embarking upon a military adventure which threatens the
future of humanity.

ENDNOTES
Hugh Davies, International: 'Informers' point the finger at bin Laden;
Washington on alert for suicide bombers, The Daily Telegraph, London, 24
August 1998.
See Fred Halliday, "The Un-great game: the Country that lost the Cold War,
Afghanistan, New Republic, 25 March 1996):
Ahmed Rashid, The Taliban: Exporting Extremism, Foreign Affairs,
November-December 1999.
Steve Coll, Washington Post, July 19, 1992.
Dilip Hiro, Fallout from the Afghan Jihad, Inter Press Services, 21
November 1995.
Weekend Sunday (NPR); Eric Weiner, Ted Clark; 16 August 1998.
Ibid.
Dipankar Banerjee; Possible Connection of ISI With Drug Industry, India
Abroad, 2 December 1994.
Ibid
See Diego Cordovez and Selig Harrison, Out of Afghanistan: The Inside Story
of the Soviet Withdrawal, Oxford university Press, New York, 1995. See also
the review of Cordovez and Harrison in International Press Services, 22
August 1995.
Alfred McCoy, Drug fallout: the CIA's Forty Year Complicity in the
Narcotics Trade. The Progressive; 1 August 1997.
Ibid
Ibid.
Douglas Keh, Drug Money in a changing World, Technical document no 4, 1998,
Vienna UNDCP, p. 4. See also Report of the International Narcotics Control
Board for 1999, E/INCB/1999/1 United Nations Publication, Vienna 1999, p
49-51, And Richard Lapper, UN Fears Growth of Heroin Trade, Financial
Times, 24 February 2000.
Report of the International Narcotics Control Board, op cit, p 49-51, see
also Richard Lapper, op. cit.
International Press Services, 22 August 1995.
Ahmed Rashid, The Taliban: Exporting Extremism, Foreign Affairs, November-
December, 1999, p. 22.
Quoted in the Christian Science Monitor, 3 September 1998)
Tim McGirk, Kabul learns to live with its bearded conquerors, The
Independent, London, 6 November1996.
See K. Subrahmanyam, Pakistan is Pursuing Asian Goals, India Abroad, 3
November 1995.
Levon Sevunts, Who's calling the shots?: Chechen conflict finds Islamic
roots in Afghanistan and Pakistan, 23 The Gazette, Montreal, 26 October
1999..
Ibid
Ibid.
See Vitaly Romanov and Viktor Yadukha, Chechen Front Moves To Kosovo
Segodnia, Moscow, 23 Feb 2000.
The European, 13 February 1997, See also Itar-Tass, 4-5 January 2000.
BBC, 29 September 1999).

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1-514-4256224.

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C/0 CONSTANCE FOGAL LAW OFFICE, #401 -207 West Hastings St., Vancouver,
B.C. V6B1H7 Tel: (604)687-0588; fax: (604) 872 -1504 or (604)
688-0550;cellular(604) 202 7334;
E-MAIL    cfogal@netcom.ca; www.canadianliberty.bc.ca
"The constitution of Canada does not belong either to Parliament, or to the
Legislatures; it belongs to the country and it is there that the citizens
of the country will find the protection of the rights to which they are
entitled" Supreme Court of Canada  A.G. of Nova Scotia and A.G. of Canada,
S.C.R. 1951 pp 32

 - bryan.higgins.vcf


Sara,

I've asked Paul Garcia to get you a legal contact name.  He worked with Chase
to get the paperwork.


This is the speadsheet we have been working off of for the 2010 model that Kevin Howard is running.  Please let me know if you have questions or would like me to summarize this for you in a more useful format for your reference.

Lindy


---------------------- Forwarded by Vince J Kaminski/HOU/ECT on 04/03/2000
03:40 PM ---------------------------

VKaminski@aol.com on 03/27/2000 10:52:15 PM
To: vkamins@enron.com
cc:
Subject: Fwd: Re : Re: Many

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Dear Vince,
1.I also think US lawyers are too careful,including
mine.I will send you a very nice paper I have with
Dilip Madan & Peter Carr about pricing in incomplete
markets with acceptable risk.For the time being,it is
still private but should go public soon!
2.Good news for Oct 4 & 5
3.For Bachelier,which is an amazing success(you
should look at the list of "contributed papers" on
our website,I would like you to chair one of the 4
sessions with the BIG guys.You are very high on
my list among practitioners (no flattery here)
Helyette


Daren - Deal # 97929, meter 1450 expired Nov. '99.  Is there a way for you to
extend the deal or create a new one since there seems to be a little bit of
flow each month?

- Aimee

---------------------- Forwarded by Aimee Lannou/HOU/ECT on 02/03/2000 03:06
PM ---------------------------

Fred Boas
02/03/2000 02:02 PM
To: Aimee Lannou/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: Bridgeback Error at Meter 1450 for 11/99

Aimee:

There is a bridgeback error at the above referenced meter and month.  The
reason for the error is that the deal, # 97929 has expired.  Please determine
if the deal was to be extended or is there another deal to replace it?

To fix this I will set up an accounting arrangement but what I need from you
is a valid deal number and the transportation contract that you want me to
put the deal on.

Thanks in advance for your help,

Fred


---------------------- Forwarded by Jeff Dasovich/SFO/EES on 08/18/2000 11:04
AM ---------------------------

AllanOri@aol.com on 08/17/2000 04:52:35 PM
To: jdasovic@enron.com
cc:
Subject: Steve Kean Briefing Paper

Designed to be on my letterhead - it is from me.

 - one page CEC.doc


As much as I'd like to, I can't get to every floor or to every location across Enron to talk with you about what is going on around the company.  So I'm doing the next best thing.  Beginning today, you can access a videotaped message from me about our second quarter results and our new strategy concerning Enron Broadband Services.  As you listen, I hope you find the information valuable and this new way of communicating easy and timely.  I plan to do this regularly, so watch your e-mail for future messages.  Thanks for listening and have a great day.

Click on this link to access Jeff's video message:
http://home.enron.com/jeffscorner/

If you encounter technical difficulties, please contact your IT technical support representative.


---------------------- Forwarded by Chris Germany/HOU/ECT on 06/23/2000 07:37
AM ---------------------------

	Enron North America Corp.

	From:  Enron Corporate Administrative Services @ ENRON
   06/22/2000 06:26 PM

Sent by: Enron Announcements@ENRON
To: All Enron Houston
cc:
Subject: All Employee Surplus Furniture Auction

Going once...Going twice...SOLD!

Enron Corporate Administrative Services Group will be hosting an all employee
surplus furniture silent auction on Saturday, June 24th from 8:00 a.m. -
10:00 a.m. at the Enron Warehouse located at 3405 Navigation Blvd. Enron
employees, contract employees and their families are invited to bid on an
array of desk, chairs, lamps, sofas, etc. You must present your Enron badge
to purchase items. All items must be purchased with a check made payable to
Enron Corp. and removed from the warehouse by 3:00 p.m. on Saturday. Enron
reserves the right to limit quantities purchased. Proceeds will be donated to
charities supported by Enron.

We look forward to seeing you at the fun event.

Click on attachment for directions.


I believe Wabash has also terminated.

Don,
As you know, we had a meeting like this the week prior to Christmas and had an accurate list at that time.   Our group can do nothing about delays between actual termination notification by the counterparty and communication to trading that termination has occurred.   I think the meeting is warranted, however, we are not going to completely eliminate the timing issues.

I will see you on Wednesday at 2:00 pm.

-----Original Message-----
From: Miller, Don (Asset Mktg)
Sent: Fri 12/28/2001 3:12 PM
To: Presto, Kevin M.; Davis, Mark Dana; Burnett, Lisa; Miller, Jeffrey; Reeves, Leslie; Evans, Casey; White, Stacey W.; Gilbert, Gerald; Bentley, Corry; Sager, Elizabeth; Nettelton, Marcus; Bradford, William S.; Sacks, Edward; Portz, David; Choate, Jason; Sturm, Fletcher J.; Racicot, Paul; Panus, Stephanie; Murphy, Harlan
Cc: Fallon, Jim
Subject: East Power Meeting

We need to meet on Wednesday, the 2nd, at 2:00 pm (in the big conference on the sixth floor in ECS) to go back through the East Power contracts that we will continue to serve either through the pools or under bilateral deals.  Given the drill we went through today in preparing for the January schedules in PJM and NEPOOL, it became apparent we need to get all the team members on the same page and make sure we have a good system for notifying all relevant parties of terminations, changes, etc.

Bill/Ed - Can you please run the most recent DPR for non-terminated East Power contracts.

Casey and Stacey - will you please update the spreadsheet that you ran for Kevin last week.

Let's make sure we all agree on contracts that have been terminated.  As most of you probably have seen, a number of terminations have been received in the past several days (see below).

United Illuminating - effective January 1, 2002
HQ Energy Services - effective January 1, 2002
First Energy Solutions - effective January 2, 2002
Old Dominion - effective January 10, 2002 - we should schedule in PJM through the 10th of January (do we have any other positions with Old Dominion).

Ameren Energy
GPU Energy - effective January 21, 2002 - we should schedule in PJM through the 21st of January (they may push back, but we should remind them that they will be subject to LDs).

Thanks,

Don
3-0492


---------------------- Forwarded by Don Miller/HOU/ECT on 10/24/2000 10:53 AM
---------------------------

	From:  Jim Homco                           10/23/2000 01:46 PM

To: Don Miller/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc: Mitch Robinson/Corp/Enron@Enron
Subject: Re: Pipeline Capacity

Andy Johnson (Mgr Business Development)with El Paso is double/triple checking
the max flow rate,
but it  is believed to be 190,000 mmbtu/day or 7,900 mmbtu/hr.
Currently at 500 Mw and 11.5 heat rate, our  flow rate is approx 5,750
mmbtu/hr

---------------------- Forwarded by Jim Homco/HOU/ECT on 10/23/2000 01:39 PM
---------------------------
From: Jim Homco on 10/23/2000 10:28 AM
To: Don Miller/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: Re: Pipeline Capacity

I have calls into El Paso again today...Also John Hodge (from Stephanie
Miller's group) has
replaced the calls he made on Friday, at my request.  The only reference any
documents that I have make is to the
current max flow rate of the plant.  However I am sure the interconnect was
built larger than required.
I will for ward the respones ASAP.


Toni-

Here is the resume I left you a message about.  Get back to me when you get a
chance.

Thank you,

Matt Lenhart


Have you seen this?
----- Forwarded by Jeff Dasovich/NA/Enron on 07/18/2001 06:38 PM -----

	JBennett <JBennett@GMSSR.com>
	07/18/2001 05:32 PM

		 To: "Harry Kingerski (E-mail)" <Harry.Kingerski@enron.com>, "Jeff Dasovich
(E-mail)" <jdasovic@enron.com>, "Jim Steffes (E-mail)"
<James_D_Steffes@enron.com>, "Sue Mara (E-mail)" <smara@enron.com>
		 cc:
		 Subject: FW: Attachment A to ACR re: DWR/CPUC Proposed Rate Agreement

-----Original Message-----
From: Wong, John S. [mailto:jsw@cpuc.ca.gov]
Sent: Wednesday, July 18, 2001 10:17 AM
Subject: Attachment A to ACR re: DWR/CPUC Proposed Rate Agreement

This is Attachment A to the July 18, 2001 ACR inviting comment on the
proposed rate agreement between CDWR and the CPUC.

<<963924.pdf>>

 - 963924.pdf


Tana:  I just wanted to make sure that you hadn't forgotten to request the
ENE guaranty on behalf of ECT Investments, Inc. in the amount of USD20
million.  There is no Master yet but we are hopeful that this will be
negotiated after the ENA Master.  Thanks.  Sara


jmf
---------------------- Forwarded by John M Forney/HOU/ECT on 10/23/2000 05:58
PM ---------------------------

	Enron Capital & Trade Resources Corp.

	From:  "Neeley, Myrna" <MNeeley@caiso.com>
10/23/2000 03:57 PM

To: Market Status <MarketStatus@caiso.com>, PX Realtime <pxrt@calpx.com>
cc: "Pryor, Cheri" <CPryor@caiso.com>, "'Rocky Mountain, Desert Southwest
Security Coordinator'" <rmrsecur@warmr.net>, "'Pacific Northwest Security
Coordinator'" <wsccnwsc@bpa.gov>
Subject: Total Transfer Capabilities

Attached are the Total Transfer Capabilities (TTC's) for October 25, 2000.

 <<TTC 10-25-00.PDF>>

The attached Outage information is reliable at time of posting.  The
attached Outage information is subject to change without notice.

Myrna Neeley
Administrative Assistant
Outage Coordination & Transmission Maintenance
California Independent System Operator
Voice: 916-351-2171
 Fax: 916-351-2367
E-mail  mneeley@caiso.com

 - TTC 10-25-00.PDF


Richard:

I am Vince Kaminski's assistant, and Vince received an email from you
yesterday concerning employment for Mark Giancola.  He forwarded the
email to Maureen Raymond, Sr. Economist with the Research Group.

She is currently looking for an associate Economist and would very much
like to interview Mark.

Can you let us know the best way to approach this?  Can you contact him
or should I send him an email asking him to give us some dates he might
be available for an interview.

Your quick response will be appreciated.

Thanks Richard!

Shirley Crenshaw
3-5290


OPPS

Darla Saucier@ENRON
12/11/2000 02:06 PM
To: Chris Germany/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: 11/2000 New Power Company

Hi Chris,

Attached is the invoiced amount in Unify for 11/2000 production.  Please
review and let me know if everything looks okay.

Thanks
Darla


Jeff,

The more I think about the Tiger Team at Wharton the more I am convinced we should cancel our
participation this year. It's a long-term commitment and we face too many uncertainties in the next few months.

Please, let me know what you think.

Vince


yes. promote brad.  also, I believe sara mulholland (analyst) is eligible,
and I would like to promote her to associate.  (when she started at enron,
the time requirement was 18 months for promotion)

Please get back to me.  Jeff

Lisa Jones@ENRON
11/22/2000 12:43 PM
Sent by: Lisa Jones@ENRON
To: Jeffrey A Shankman/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: Associates & Analysts Eligible for Promotion

Jeffrey,

Below is a list of Analysts and/or Associates in your group who are eligible
to be nominated for promotion during the year-end PRC.  Please review and
advise if you would like to nominate any or all of them for promotion.
Please understand that a promotion is dependent upon the rating they receive
in the final PRC.  We would like to receive your feedback regarding this
information by November 27 in order to include it in the pre-rate meeting for
your business unit.

Associate to Manager
Robert Hitch

Please contact one of us if you have any questions regarding the promotion
eligibility process.  Thank you in advance for your cooperation!!

Thank you,

Lisa Jones x35213
Andrea Richards x36499
Nedre Strambler x31659


Great news !

Thanks for all your help!

----- Forwarded by Shari Stack/HOU/ECT on 08/24/2000 03:36 PM -----

	Stephanie Piwetz
	08/24/2000 03:33 PM

		 To: Shari Stack/HOU/ECT@ECT
		 cc:
		 Subject: Bloomberg

Shari-

Just fyi-

Starting today, Bloomberg has used CAISO firm energy on the NP 15 and SP 15
trades.

Thanks


Today the Commission issued a tolling order on our request for rehearing in
the PNM capacity docket.  As you recall, we asked for rehearing of the
Commission's requirement that TW's acquisition of capacity be limited to the
summer months.  The tolling order is simply FERC's way of buying time to
consider our request.  In the absence of Commission action within 30 days of
our rehearing request, our request would have been deemed denied...so we're
doing well so far.   There is no deadline for the Commission to act on our
request.  I'll watch to see whether it appears on the Commission's agenda.