After having conducted our first of several business reviews, Enron Global
Markets - Office of the Chairman would like to outline the following
organizational changes effective immediately.

The Global Risk Markets group under Jere Overdyke illustrates enormous
opportunities given the size of those businesses.  To better focus on the
different commercial functions and to capture market share and value, the
group is being realigned.  Jere will continue to manage Global Risk Markets
and build on our insurance capabilities.  Mark Tawney is responsible for our
weather business and will now report to the EGM Office of the Chairman.

Brent Price will be joining Enron Global Markets as Vice President of
Operations and Chief Accounting Officer.  He will report to the EGM Office of
the Chairman, and to Sally Beck, Vice President of Global Risk Management
Operations.  In his role as Chief Accounting Officer, Brent will also report
to Rick Causey, Executive Vice President and Chief Accounting Officer for
Enron Corp.  Reporting to Brent in his new position will be Sheila Glover,
business controller for Financial Products; Todd Hall, business controller
for weather; and Scott Earnest, business controller for global products and
coal.  In addition, Tom Myers will join Brent's management team as Director
of Accounting.  Brent and his team are responsible for all accounting, risk
reporting and trading operations for all the businesses within EGM.

Cindy Skinner will join the Enron Global Markets team with responsibility for
Human Resources.  She will also report to David Oxley and the HR organization.

Please join us in congratulating everyone in their assignments.


Attached is the confirm and GTC for the Wellhead purchase with Keep Whole language that we discussed.  Let me know if you have any questions.


Sally,

I just saw the announcement and wanted to offer my comgratualtions.  I think
that's great.  I have always admired your leadership and clear thinking.  I'm
glad Enron recognizes your contributions.

Patty


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Top Legal Risks

1.  Power Forms -  Trading contracts in the power industry are very weak.
Typical problems include, trading under multiple masters, no liquidated
damages for non-delivery, no events of default or calculation of termination
damages, broad performance outs.

2. Agency - Several of our major trading partners operate through an agent
acting on behalf of several operating companies. This creates uncertainty as
to which entity is liable for which trades.

3. Municipalities - Difficult authorization issues associated municipalities.

4.Complexity of transactions - Power transactions can be very complex as a
result, in part, of difficult delivery mechanics and volatile pricing.

5.Timing of transactions - Power transactions typically must be completed on
a very tight time schedule.

6. Lawyer Training - Difficult, time consuming process to train lawyers on
how to document transactions involving power.

7.Process for approval of transactions - Uncertain procedures for making sure
everybody understands risks associated with transactions.

Documentation Projects

1.  EEI - cont'd work to make EEI the trading contract for power/lessen
reliance on WSPP.

2.  One-off Power Form - creation of contract to be used for individual
transactions that are not part of a master.

3. Product Definition - cont'd work on creating/building acceptance for power
product definitions.

4. Platform Trading - Encourage use of EEI as trading platform for all
e-trading.

5. Single master contract for all physical commodities/financial trading  -
work with ISDA to develop single contract for physical trading and then roll
that into single contract for physical and financial trading


oops, no attachment.


Rick/Scott:

Thanks for the info.

I wanted to give you an update on the CoGen project.  I have met with
several groups in ENA Development, and the potential for a fuel switching
facility is attracting a lot of attention.  They initially considered the
20 MW portable unit, but now think there may be more value with a 40 to 50
MW unit.  The opportunity to generate more power using the fuel advantage
caught their eye.  The current scheme is to site the facility at the Tupman
plant, provide EOTT steam and power at a reduced cost, ENA market the
electricity, and EOT participate in the revenue of power sale.  This has
the advantage of controlled energy cost for the plant, participation in the
revenue stream, and limited capital outlay for EOTT.  The downside would be
lack of control of the merchant power activity, and it would be a permanent
facility.  I am also assuming permitting and emissions compliance issues
would not be extraordinary.

There will be a longer construction time, but I stressed to ENA that a new
boiler would need to be built first in anticipation of the generator, and
then it could be incorporated when available.

There were some more questions regarding the plant's energy profile.  I
gave them the information showing historic, and anticipated energy needs,
both for power and gas.  They do need to understand what the daily heat
requirements would be; i.e.  hours of operation at the plant, 8 hr
operations Vs 24 hr operation, temperature requirements for your processes,
are there peak requirements, are there any pressure requirements for steam
or just heat, does the plant shut down operations routinely, etc.  I passed
along you names (Rick & Scott only) as plant contacts as questions come up.

Thanks for your help, and I'll let you know how things progress.

Bob


Are you planning on going skiiing with us? I noticed the airfares to Reno from Portland were only about $100.00 roundtrip.

Robert W. Franksen
Real Estate Administration Manager
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Chicago, IL  60606
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-----Original Message-----
From:   Platter, Phillip [SMTP:Phillip.Platter@ENRON.com]
Sent:   Tuesday, November 13, 2001 5:44 PM
To:     Franksen, Robert
Subject:        RE: Omaha.com

Hell yes!

Our Mothers were best friends when we grew up in C.B.   His mother loved us and that created some competitive spirit between us.  I beat Jeff in 6th grade in a run for student Council at Hoover.   We were friends but didn't really like each other if that makes any sense.  Personally, I quit hanging out with him when he wanted to always take our shirts off and wrestle on his sisters bed.  I thought he was a little weird.  He did show up to Mitch's visitation which meant alot to me.  I would support Siegrist.  Do not forward this to anyone.

-----Original Message-----
From: Franksen, Robert [<mailto:RFranksen@lwsupply.com>]
Sent: Monday, November 12, 2001 11:57 AM
To: Platter, Phillip
Subject: Omaha.com

<<Omaha.com.url>> Phil, do you know this guy?

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Greetings:

See attached "meeting notice."  This could be a good opportunity to get our
demand-side proposal on the table.

Dennis:  If we could get some power point slides together, we could present
our ideas to this group and the leg aides mentioned.  Let me know your
thoughts.

Also attached is a summary of the bill that the CA Assembly passed today.
Please pass this along to others who might be interested. Thanks.

Jeff
----- Forwarded by Jeff Dasovich/NA/Enron on 01/16/2001 11:32 PM -----

	Julia Wright <jwright@smithandkempton.com>
	01/16/2001 08:21 PM

		 To: "'Aaron Thomas'" <athomas@newenergy.com>, "'Allan Lippincott'"
<alippin@mail.arco.com>, "'Ann Cohn (e-mail)'" <cohnap@sce.com>, "'Ann Watson
(e-mail)'" <anw@cpuc.ca.com>, "'Anna Ferrera (e-mail)'"
<Anna.Ferrera@SEN.CA.GOV>, "'Art Carter (e-mail)'" <debinorton@aol.com>,
"'assistant to John Fielder'" <moravekj@sce.com>, "'Barbara Barkovich
(e-mail)'" <brbarkovich@earthlink.net>, "'Bekcy Kilbourne (e-mail)'"
<bakilbourne@calpx.com>, "'Bill Booth (e-mail)'" <wbooth@booth-law.com>,
"'Bill Dombrowski (e-mail)'" <cra@calretailers.com>, "'Bill Keese (e-mail)'"
<wkeese@energy.state.ca.us>, "'Bill Zobel (e-mail)'" <bzobel@mail.arco.com>,
"'Bob Foster (e-mail)'" <fosterrg@sce.com>, "'Bob Houston (e-mail)'"
<houstgrp@pacbell.net>, "'Carolyn McIntyre (e-mail)'" <cmcintyre@sempra.com>,
"'Carolyn Veal-Hunter (e-mail)'" <carolyn.veal-hunter@asm.ca.gov>,
"'Catherine Hackney (e-mail)'" <hacknece@sce.com>, "'Charles Bacchi
(e-mail)'" <charles.bacchi@asm.ca.gov>, "'Craig Brown (e-mail)'"
<brownc@epenergy.com>, "'Dan Carroll (e-mail)'" <dcarroll@dbsr.com>, "'Denice
Cazalet (e-mail)'" <dcazalet@apx.com>, "'Dennis Price (e-mail)'"
<priced@chevron.com>, "'Denny Samuel (e-mail)'" <dsam@chevron.com>, "'Dominic
DiMare (e-mail)'" <dominic.DiMare@calchamber.com>, "'Dorothy Rothrock
(email)'" <drothrock@cmta.net>, "'Ed Yates (e-mail)'" <ed@clfp.com>, "'Eloy
Garcia (e-mail)'" <egarcia@ka-pow.com>, "'Evelyn Elsesser (e-mail)'"
<eke@aelaw.com>, "'Gary Heath (e-mail)'" <gheath@eob.ca.gov>, "'Gordon
McDonald (e-mail)'" <gordon.mcdonald@pacificorp.com>, "'Jack Flanigan
(e-mail)'" <jackflanigan@flaniganlaw.com>, "'Jack Gualco (e-mail)'"
<Jackson_Gualco@gualcogroup.com>, "'Jack Stewart (email)'"
<jstewart@cmta.com>, "'James Boyd (e-mail)'" <jim@resources.ca.gov>, "'Jan
Smutny-Jones (e-mail)'" <smutny@iepa.com>, "'Jeff Dasovich (e-mail)'"
<jdasovic@enron.com>, "'Jerry Jordan (e-mail)'" <jordan@cmua.org>, "'Jim
Cassie (e-mail)'" <jcassie@sempra.com>, "'Jim Groniger (e-mail)'"
<gronign@texaco.com>, "'Joe Lyons (e-mail)'" <joseph.lyons@asm.ca.gov>, "'Joe
Ronan (e-mail)'" <joer@calpine.com>, "'John Bridges (e-mail)'"
<bridgesj@epenergy.com>, "'John Fielder (e-mail)'" <fielderjr@sce.com>,
"'John Fistolera (e-mail)'" <johnf@ncpa.com>, "'John Larrea (e-mail)'"
<jgl@cpuc.ca.gov>, "'John Rozsa (e-mail)'" <John.Rozsa@sen.ca.gov>, "'John
White (e-mail)'" <vjw@cleanpower.org>, "'Joseph Alamo'" <jalamo@enron.com>,
"'Julia Wright'" <jwright@smithandkempton.com>, "'Karen Edson (e-mail)'"
<kedson@ns.net>, "'Karen Jarrell (e-mail)'" <kjarrell@smurfit.com>, "'Karen
Koyano (e-mail)'" <kykoyano@calpx.com>, "'Karen Lindh (e-mail)'"
<karen@klindh.com>, "'Karen Mills (e-mail)'" <kmills@cfbf.com>, "'Kari
harteloo (e-mail)'" <klc@aelaw.com>, "'Kathy Brandenburg (e-mail)'"
<katherinebrandenburg@flaniganlaw.com>, "'Kay Grosulak (e-mail)'"
<kgrosulak@sppc.com>, "'Keith McCrea (e-mail)'" <kmccrea@sablaw.com>, "'Kevin
Lynch (e-mail)'" <Kevin.Lynch@pacificorp.com>, "'Kevin Smith (e-mail)'"
<kevins@ncpa.com>, "'Lawrence Lingbloom (e-mail)'"
<lawrence.lingbloom@sen.ca.gov>, "'Lenny Goldberg (e-mail)'"
<iga@mother.com>, "'Louis Szablya (e-mail)'" <szablyal@epenergy.com>, "'Marc
Joseph (e-mail)'" <mdjoseph@adamsbroadwell.com>, "'Mark Monagan (Calpine)'"
<mrmonagan@aol.com>, "'Marwan Masri (e-mail)'" <mmasri@energy.state.ca.us>,
"'Mary McDonald (e-mail)'" <memcdonald@calpx.com>, "'Michael Alcantar
(e-mail)'" <mpa@aelaw.com>, "'Mike Florio (e-mail)'" <mflorio@turn.org>,
"'Mike Kahl (e-mail)'" <mikahl@ka-pow.com>, "'Mona Petrochko (e-mail)'"
<mpetroch@enron.com>, "'Pete Conaty (e-mail)'" <pcaceo@pacbell.net>, "'Phil
Nails (e-mail)'" <pstohr@dbsr.com>, "'Ralph Cavanagh (e-mail)'"
<rcavanagh@nrdc.org>, "'Randy Chinn (e-mail)'" <randy.chinn@sen.ca.gov>,
"'Ray Thompson (e-mail)'" <ray.thompson@sen.ca.gov>, "'Rick Counihan'"
<rick.counihan@greenmountain.com>, "'Robert Berry (e-mail)'" <berry@apx.com>,
"'Robin Larson (e-mail)'" <rlarson@caiso.com>, "'Sheryl Carter (e-mail)'"
<scarter@nrdc.org>, "'Steve Pike (e-mail)'" <pikes@epenergy.com>, "'Stu
Wilson (e-mail)'" <swilson@cmua.org>, "'Sue Mara (e-mail)'"
<smara@enron.com>, "'Susan Reeder (e-mail)'" <sreeder@sppc.com>, "'Terry
Winter (e-mail)'" <twinter@caiso.com>, "'Thomas Dinkel (e-mail)'"
<tdinkel@retx.com>, "'Tim Schmelzer (e-mail)'" <tschmelz@energy.state.ca.us>,
"'Tommy Ross (e-mail)'" <rosst@sce.com>, "'Tony Braun (e-mail)'"
<braun@cmua.org>, "'Victoria Schaefer (e-mail)'" <schaefvl@sce.com>
		 cc: "'dhunter@smithandkempton.com'" <dhunter@smithandkempton.com>,
"'pbray@newpower.com'" <pbray@newpower.com>
		 Subject: IMPORTANT MEETING NOTICE

Folks-- Urgent info attached for our meeting on Thursday

Thanks, Delaney Hunter

 - Meeting notice.doc
 - AB1 X1 analysis.doc


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Kay,

The enovate appointment looks fine, but I made minor changes to the signature
block if that is okay.

The enovate appointment looks fine if Janet can still sign as Managing
Director of ENA.

Kay Mann
02/12/2001 12:47 PM
To: Kathleen Carnahan/NA/Enron@Enron
cc:

Subject: enovate appointments

Hi.

This is one of my top priorities.  I think it looks fine.  What do you think?

Kay
---------------------- Forwarded by Kay Mann/Corp/Enron on 02/12/2001 12:45
PM ---------------------------

Kay Mann
01/30/2001 12:04 PM
To: Kathleen Carnahan/NA/Enron@Enron
cc:

Subject: enovate appointments

Let's discuss.
---------------------- Forwarded by Kay Mann/Corp/Enron on 01/30/2001 12:04
PM ---------------------------
From: Gregg Penman on 01/26/2001 01:16 PM
To: Kay Mann/Corp/Enron@Enron
cc:

Subject: enovate appointments

Kay - have you had any chance to give this some thought?  We are about to
take some actions that require Board approval so I would like to get this
finalized. Let me know.  Also, I am trying to get back on the Intercompany
loan stuff.  I am going to be in Houston next week and have Wednesday pretty
open.  Are you going to be in town?  If so, maybe we could get together for
half hour or so to go over the loan stuff.

Thanks - Gregg
----- Forwarded by Gregg Penman/Corp/Enron on 01/26/2001 01:14 PM -----

	Gregg Penman
	01/17/2001 08:41 AM

		 To: Kay Mann/Corp/Enron@Enron
		 cc:
		 Subject: enovate appointments

It looks like your memory serves you well.  Section 6.8.2 allows the Managing
Member to designate officers of enovate.  I revised the original appointment
declaration you prepared to reflect Laura as VP.  Take a look at it and let
me know if it works.  If so, I will probably ask you to have Janet execute it
at your convenience.

Thanks - Gregg


Please see the attached update on RTO and other regulatory proceedings.
If you have questions or need further information, please contact either Christi Nicolay or me.
Susan Lindberg
x30596


Mark - ECT Legal Taylor/HOU/ECT wants you to attend a meeting.

On   08/13/99 11:30:00 AM CDT
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  Susan Flynn/HOU/ECT (Invited)
  Marie Heard/HOU/ECT (Invited)
  Tana Jones/HOU/ECT (Invited)
  Sara Shackleton/HOU/ECT (Invited)
  Shari Stack/HOU/ECT (Invited)
  Carol St Clair/HOU/ECT (Invited)

Form Change Mtg - EB38C2.  PLEASE PLAN TO ATTEND.


Effective immediately, reporting responsibility for Global Strategic Sourcing
(GSS) will move from Enron Net Works to Enron Corp.  George Wasaff, Managing
Director, will report directly to Rick Causey, Executive Vice President and
Chief Accounting Officer for Enron.  GSS, formed February 1, 2000, will
continue to focus on supply-chain management world-wide for Enron.   We
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new electronic market places.


---------------------- Forwarded by John J Lavorato/Corp/Enron on 08/15/2000
07:08 AM ---------------------------

Scott Neal@ECT
08/14/2000 05:33 PM
To: John J Lavorato/Corp/Enron@Enron, John Arnold/HOU/ECT@ECT, Mike
Maggi/Corp/Enron@Enron
cc:

Subject: NYMEX Advisory Committee Meeting

A quick summary of the NYMEX meeting I attended on August 10.

1.   eNYMEX  NYMEX has begun developing an internet based trading system to
replace Access and to handle basis trading.
   The system is targeted to launch some time during Q4  2000.   The basis
products that might be traded are    Nymex swap, AECO (C$/gj  fxd/float),
Transco Z6, Chicago City Gate, Houston Ship Channel.

2.  TAS   Overwhelming support of the TAS pilot program from trade players
with locals opposed.  A motion was passed to    add expiration day to the
current TAS pilot program.  The motion is to be presented to the NYMEX board
in the    next few weeks.

3. AGA data release Favorable comments regarding the 1pm release of the
weekly storage data.

4.  Sabine Hub discounts  Sabine is considering offering some discount
through the Hub for volume commitment.

Please let me know if you have any questions.


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Hello Mr. Lay,

It's been a long time since we've talked.  I'm Priscilla Slade, President of
Texas Southern University.  The primary purpose of this e-mail is to invite
you to attend a weekend at the home of President and Mrs. Bush September
16-18.  So many people have expressed a desire to  know more about the
University (it's new initiatives and successes) that  President Bush
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in the corporate hierarchy).  In addition to having fun golfing, sailing,
boating, etc., we are presenting ALL YOU WANT TO KNOW ABOUT TEXAS SOUTHERN
UNIVERSITY.

The tentative schedule of events is as follows:
Saturday September 16 - Fun activities (sailing, boating, golf, etc.)
Sunday September 17 ---- Reception and dinner at the home of President and
Mrs. Bush
Monday Morning ------------ ALL YOU WANT TO KNOW ABOUT TSU
Monday afternoon ---------- Return to Houston

I know TSU is your favorite topic and we look forward to you joining us.  An
invitation is in the mail.  I will call you when you return.

Priscilla


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from The Wall Street Journal

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A few of you have asked about parking. I can confirm that our parking benefit will continue under UBSWarburg.


-----Original Message-----
From: 	Thomas, Mark E.
Sent:	Monday, May 21, 2001 6:15 PM
To:	Kaminski, Vince J
Cc:	Andrews, Naveen
Subject:	EVT VaR Data Sets

Vince,

I attached the data sets used to generate the results we discussed this morning.  The original MTM's were multiplied by -1 prior to generating these quantiles.  We then examine the right tail.

Mark


While visiting India on vacation, I met with,

Mr. N. R. Chanda
General Manger
Power Grid Corp.
Northern Region-1, H.Q.,
S.C.O. 84-85, Sector-16
Faridabad 121002, India
Phone 91-292990

who would like to talk to Enron about setting up power trading in India. As
India is moving towards de-regulation, he thinks this is the right time to
start the process. He has high opinion of Enron. He would like a write-up
about setting up power trading. So that he can discuss this further with
other officials. I would be happy to work on this project and help Enron
start power trading in India. Thanks.
Madhup

Madhup Kumar
Director, Market Intelligence (Power Trading Decision Support)
713-853-0608


I already had Donna prepare a revised budget with people assigned directly to pipes and no cross pipe allocations.  It is rough still -- but looks like we can stay within budget for each pipe.
--------------------------
Sent from my BlackBerry Wireless Handheld (www.BlackBerry.net)


Mark -

 I need your advice and help with this revision to an EnronOnline location
description.
Dick Jenkins is concerned with contractual problems and requests an urgent
revision to the location description (TETCO M3) that follows:

The transaction is for delivery at Texas Eastern Transmission Corp. - Zone M3.

He wants to ensure that the delivery shall also include anywhere on the M3.
Therefore, I have revised the location to the following:

The transaction is for delivery at Texas Eastern Transmission Corp. - Zone
M3, and all downstream delivery on the M3.

Please advise if this is appropriate as we need to get a ticker item posted
on the website as soon as possible.

Thanks -

Rob
x35491


i never received a copy of the original document, my computer works only part
of the time, could you please send it to me?


Do you do expense reports and have not taken the training?

Expense Management System (XMS) - Cost: $135
         June 4th		8:30am-11:30am	EB564
June 19th	1:00pm-4:00pm		  EB564

The Expense Management System (XMS) is a tool used to electronically submit your expense report for approval and payment through the Enron Intranet. It is user friendly, accurate and less labor intensive for you and the accounting staff.  This system will help you report your travel and entertainment expenses.

You will learn how to:
E	Create New Expense Reports
E	Enter Cash Expense Receipts
E	Adding Company Card Entries
E	Enter Personal Car Mileage
E	Foreign Currency Translation
E	Reimbursement Method
E	Designating your Approving Manager
E	Designating your Administrative Assistant
E	Submitting Your Expense Report
E	Reviewing your Expense Report
E	And Much More...

Please login and enroll through the InvestInMe website, http://www.corptraining.com/index.cfm?company=enron.  If you have any questions, please call 713 853-1816.


Calif Regulators Ask Utils For Extensive Financial Info
By Mark Golden
?
10/12/2000
Dow Jones Energy Service
(Copyright (c) 2000, Dow Jones & Company, Inc.)
NEW YORK -(Dow Jones)- The California Public Utilities Commission has
requested extensive financial information from the state's three
investor-owned utilities and their parent companies.
Administrative law judge Angela Minkin ruled the information should be given
in response to a pleading by PG&E Corp. (PCG) and Edison International (EIX),
which want the PUC to change deregulation rules to allow them to recover the
enormous losses they are now incurring in wholesale electricity markets.
"Minkin has directed the utilities by Oct. 17 to go open-kimono with all of
their financial data since 1998 and, in some cases, since 1997," said Daniel
Douglass, a partner in the law firm Arter & Hadden LLP, which is representing
most of the state's independent power producers, the California Power
Exchange and some of nonutility retail electricity providers in the
proceedings.
The judge's request covers numerous revenue accounts, asset values of power
plants still owned by the utilities, documents on assets transferred and
significant payments made from the regulated utilities to unregulated
subsidiaries, bond information, and net earnings for the parent companies and
all subsidiaries for each quarter between 1997 and 2000.
Minkin also requested an itemization of funds paid to and amounts billed by
any entity other than the California ISO, the state's grid operator, and the
California PX, the state's power exchange, for power purchased in California
by the utilities and their affiliates.
In addition, the judge wants a description of all utility affiliates'
activities in California electric markets and signed affidavits by the
utilities' officers attesting to the veracity of the information.
"The information will also permit the Commission to evaluate recent claims to
investors and the media by PG&E and Edison that their power purchase
liabilities have undermined their financial integrity," Minkin wrote in the
ruling. "The seriousness of these claims imposes a responsibility on
regulators to fully evaluate the utilities' financial circumstances on behalf
of utility customers and the state."
A combination of surging wholesale power prices and caps on retail rates has
produced billions of dollars losses at Pacific Gas & Electric and Southern
California Edison, the regulated units of PG&E and Edison International.
The utilities want the ability to recover those losses after the transition
to deregulation and its fixed-rate regime end in 2002.
Failure to supply the information could result in fines, Minkin wrote.
It would also likely jeopardize the utilties' chance of succeeding in getting
the rules changed, Western Power Trading Forum's Douglass said.
"If the utilities want to have these decisions modified, they need to
document the financial straits they're in," Douglass said. "If they don't
provide, they open up themselves up to losing their request."
The extensiveness of the disclosures is similar to that in the subpoenas
issued to many Western Power Trading Forum member companies in other
investigations of California's wholesale power market. Douglass said the
information would be available to all parties to the proceedings.
Douglass said the utilities haven't yet objected to the ruling, which was
issued late Friday.
Southern California Edison declined to comment Thursday.
   -By Mark Golden, Dow Jones Newswires; 201-938-4604;
mark.golden@dowjones.com


---------------------- Forwarded by Silver Breaux/HOU/ECT on 09/27/2000 07:22
---------------------------

"Liles, Steven R." <LilesS@EPEnergy.com> on 09/27/2000 06:27:41
To: "'Silver Breaux HPL'" <SBreaux@enron.com>
cc:
Subject: Accum.

 <<Book2.xls>>

******************************************************************
This email and any files transmitted with it from El Paso
Energy Corporation are confidential and intended solely
for the use of the individual or entity to whom they are
addressed. If you have received this email in error
please notify the sender.
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 - Book2.xls


Steve:  I intend to get the following email to Ken once he lands today in
DC.

Per our conference call last evening, we put together additional information
on Administration appointments in preparation for Ken Lay's meeting with Clay
Johnson.  The post of Ambassador to India has garnered the interest of
several candidates.  Former Senator Larry Pressler has asked for support.
Appended is an Email from Joe Hillings regarding the state of play on this
nomination.  I also check with Wade Cline in India about his reaction to
Senator Pressler.  Wade indicated that he does not know the Senator
personally, but that "he is well thought of in India and would be a good
choice."  Please note from Joe's Email that Joe is concerned about a possible
Pressler nomination.

With respect to the SEC, Ken was asked to speak on behalf of James Doty from
the law firm of Baker Botts.  Appended is his bio.  I checked with Ed
Gillespie this morning about his latest information on SEC.  Ed believes that
Joe Grunfest of Stanford University is the leading candidate.  No one has
contacted us on behalf of Mr. Grunfest.  In a recent Washington Post article,
in addition to Doty, Rep. Chris Cox was mentioned as a possible candidate.
Ed did not turn up Cox's name in his conversation with Administration
officials today.

I understand FERC candidates will also be discussed in the meeting.  Ed
Gillespie indicated this morning that "Pat Wood is still the pick."   Ed also
reported that Rep. Joe Barton is pushing Joe Kelliher for a potential slot.
We have worked closely with Joe over the past several weeks on California
issues.  He was on the transition team and is currently housed at the
Department of Energy as an Advisor to the Secretary.  I also understand that
McLane Layton of Senator Nickles' office has been told by the White House she
is on the list for consideration.  Rick Shapiro and I met with her last
week.   Both Kelliher and Layton were among the candidates listed on an early
Enron document given to the transition team.  I believe everyone in Enron
Government Affairs believes  Pat Wood is the superior pick.


This is due today.  Any comments, please let me know asap.  Thanks.

JMB <JBennett@GMSSR.com> on 10/01/99 03:25:18 PM

To:	Mona L Petrochko/SFO/EES@EES
cc:

Subject:	Comments on Asset Valuation Application PD

 <<X04987.DOC>>

Mona -- let me know what you think -- it has to be filed on Monday.

Jeanne

 - X04987.DOC


I was just trying to touch base after the lender call this morning and
debrief.  I thought you and John were great, particularly John's step-in on
the heat rate/degradation issue.  Thanks to both of you.

I also wanted to visit on the latest plan for the ridges.

Thirdly, I wanted to discuss your thoughts on the achievability of our
positions with SCC and Siemens.

Finally, we should circle up on the TAA once we get Cliff's response.  He led
me to believe that we really had little to fear in the discussion I had with
him.

Regards

Rob


Here is my project list.  Let me know if you need a different format.


Will you be filling out mine?

From: Elizabeth Linnell on 06/12/2001 12:53 PM
To: Steven J Kean/NA/Enron@Enron, Richard Shapiro/NA/Enron@Enron, Aleck
Dadson/TOR/ECT@ECT, Michael Terraso/OTS/Enron@ENRON, Marc
Phillips/OTS/Enron@ENRON, Henry Van/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENt,
Jeffrey Keeler/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Susan
Worthen/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT, Mark Palmer/Corp/Enron@ENRON,
Dennis Vegas/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT, Kelly Kimberly@Enron
Communications, Christie Patrick/HOU/ECT@ECT, John
Ambler/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT
cc:

Subject: 2002 Budgets - Here we go! with attachment

Sorry!

----- Forwarded by Elizabeth Linnell/NA/Enron on 06/12/2001 12:52 PM -----

	Elizabeth Linnell
	06/12/2001 12:51 PM

		 To: Steven J Kean/NA/Enron@Enron, Richard Shapiro/NA/Enron@Enron, Aleck
Dadson/TOR/ECT@ECT, Michael Terraso/OTS/Enron@ENRON, Marc
Phillips/OTS/Enron@ENRON, Henry Van/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENt,
Jeffrey Keeler/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Susan
Worthen/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT, Mark Palmer/Corp/Enron@ENRON,
Dennis Vegas/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT, Kelly Kimberly@Enron
Communications, Christie Patrick/HOU/ECT@ECT, John
Ambler/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT
		 cc:
		 Subject: 2002 Budgets - Here we go!

Here comes the project we've all been waiting for!  Attached below is the
headcount worksheet for the 2002 budget.  This data will be used to determine
benefits amounts/percentages and insurance coverage.  Note that there are
four pages in the workbook to be filled out.

Please return the spreadsheets to me by June 21st.  If you need any help or
have any questions, I'm available at 713-853-3896.

Thanks!


---------------------- Forwarded by Chris Germany/HOU/ECT on 07/28/2000 08:02
AM ---------------------------

"Immer, Ingrid" <Ingrid.Immer@Williams.com> on 07/27/2000 01:23:16 PM
To: "'cgerman@enron.com'" <cgerman@enron.com>
cc:
Subject: Bored Meeting

This one's cute.??? ii

 <<BORED MEETING.EXE>>

 - BORED MEETING.EXE


You are stuck with me for lunch again, Allison had a death in the family and
is at the funeral today.  12:30?

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


Chip,

Doug Wilkinson, Controller over at Bridgeline, has confirmed that Bridgeline shows the following balances:

Bridgeline Storage	Firm Storage Agreement	1,930,552 Dth	K# 96034600
Bridgeline Holdings	Firm Transport Imbalance	18,159 Dth due ENA	K# 96034592
Bridgeline Holdings	Interruptible Transport Imbalance  6,212 Dth due ENA	K# 96034796

ENA's accounting records have been reconciled to within a total of 21 Dth of these balances.  We need to write off this small volume discrepancy.

Please make the necessary changes to the settlement letter to address these reconciled volumes.

Call me if there are any questions,

Ruth Concannon
713-853-1667

-----Original Message-----
From: Concannon, Ruth
Sent: Monday, June 10, 2002 10:30 AM
To: Schneider, Chip; Bartlett, Jeff; Gray, Barbara N.; Jayne South
(E-mail); Mark Ellenberg (E-mail); McMichael Jr., Ed; Sharp, Greg;
Stephen Youngman (E-mail)
Cc: Wynne, Rita; Garza, Maria
Subject: RE: Revised Letter

Chip,

For the letter, we need to change the first sentence in Item #2 to the sentence given below.  This should cover any storage volume differences discovered during our reconciliation and the 24,390 Dth imbalance gas that is due ENA on the transportation contracts.

2.  Bridgeline purchases from ENA the final reconciled gas inventory stored under ENA's Firm Gas Storage Agreement with Bridgeline, currently estimated at 1,930,552 Dth, and the 24,390 Dth total imbalance gas that Bridgeline Holdings owes ENA under Transportation Agreements #96034592 and #96034796.

We will work with the Bridgeline accounting folks over the next few days to get the final reconciled storage balance.  I will let you know ASAP.

Ruth

-----Original Message-----
From: Schneider, Chip
Sent: Monday, June 10, 2002 8:34 AM
To: Bartlett, Jeff; Concannon, Ruth; Gray, Barbara N.; Jayne South
(E-mail); Mark Ellenberg (E-mail); McMichael Jr., Ed; Sharp, Greg;
Stephen Youngman (E-mail)
Subject: Revised Letter

Please let me know your final thoughts and comments this morning by 10:00am CDT, so we can get this letter out.  Thanks.


Dear HBS Alumni:
b3686a1.jpg
Spend an evening on the water in Galveston Bay!
Join your fellow alumni for the first social event of the year.  The HBS Club is sponsoring an evening cruise on Saturday October 6th on the Star Cruiser, a 90 foot luxury entertainment yacht.  Bring your spouse or a guest and enjoy dinner and drinks while cruising Galveston Bay. DATE:     Saturday, October 6, 2001
TIME:      6:30 pm to 7:00 pm Boarding; 7:00 pm to 10:00 pm Cruise
PLACE:   Star Fleet Marina, 280 Grove Road, Kemah, TX
COST:     Platinum Members:  No charge     Guests:  $65                 Gold Members:        $55              Guests:  $65                 Silver Members:       $65              Guests:  $70                 (Covers dinner, beer/wine bar and cruise)
RSVP:     RESERVATIONS REQUIRED By 5:00 pm on September 20, 2001  email dottie@kerr-solutions.com, phone (281) 424-3084, fax (281) 424-4770 or at www.hbshouston.org  To learn more about the Star Cruiser visit www.starfleetyachts.com .
Capacity is limited so please RSVP early.  Because we have to give a final headcount on September 21, cancellations cannot be accepted after this date.
To get to the Star Fleet Marina from Houston:  Take I-45 South and exit at the League City Exit (#23).  Turn Left under the Freeway onto FM 518.  After 3 miles, FM 518 will veer to the Right. DO NOT turn right.  Continue straight onto FM 2094. Go approximately 4 miles.  Turn Left onto Carolyn Street (100' before FM 2094 dead ends into HWY 146).  Carolyn Street veers left, then becomes Grove Road and dead ends into the marina. I hope you choose to join us for this fun event.
Best Regards,
Sean Daichman
President

Reservation
Saturday October 6, 2001 "Evening on the Star Cruiser"
Member Name:
Guest Name:
Platinum Members:     No charge        Guests: $65
Gold Members:           $55                 Guests: $65
Silver Members:          $65                 Guests: $75
Payment Method (Check one)
1. _____     Credit card on file
2. _____     Credit Card (Visa, MC) Number: ________________ Exp Date:  ______
3. _____     Cash or Check enclosed
RESERVATIONS REQUIRED.  Reservations accepted until 5:00 pm on September 20,
2001.  Fax this form to (281) 424-4770, e-mail dottie@kerr-solutions.com, or call (281) 424-3084.

Upcoming Events
?     September 6 - Breakfast Club Meeting with Orlando Sanchez
?     September 19 - Robert Miller, Chairman Metro Luncheon
?     September 20 - Breakfast Club Meeting at River Oaks Country Club
?     September 27 - Monthly Mixer
?     October 4 - Breakfast Club Meeting at River Oaks Country Club
?     October 11 - HBS Recruiting Mixer at St. Regis Hotel
?     October 18 - Breakfast Club Meeting at River Oaks Country Club
?     October 25 - Monthly Mixer
?     October 30 - Gerald Glenn, CEO Chicago Bridge & Iron Luncheon
?     November 1 - Breakfast Club Meeting at River Oaks Country Club
?     November 15 - Breakfast Club Meeting at River Oaks Country Club
?     November 29 - Bob Beauchamp, CEO BMC Software Luncheon
?     November 29  - Monthly Mixer
?     December 6 - Breakfast Club meeting at River Oaks Country Club
?     December 20 - Breakfast Club meeting at River Oaks Country Club
***************
Dottie Kerr (dottie@kerr-solutions.com)
Administrator for Harvard Business School Club of Houstonhttp://www.hbshouston.org/
 - b3686a1.jpg
 - 100601rsvp.doc


"The SAP contact list is accessible through the Enron intranet (at
http://nahou-apas01d/sap.htm)."

Please see attached SAP Contract List.


Please keep this for reference as we create a holiday contact list.  Thanks.
---------------------- Forwarded by Sally Beck/HOU/ECT on 10/10/2000 03:56 PM
---------------------------

	Enron North America Corp.

	From:  Shona Wilson @ ENRON                           10/09/2000 09:26 AM

To: Sally Beck/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc: Patti Thompson/HOU/ECT@ECT, Pamela Sonnier/HOU/ECT@ECT
Subject: vacation plans

Dear Sally,

I'd like to take vacation from December 15 - 26 to goto Canada.  Please let
me know if this doesn't fit for some reason.

Best regards,

Shona


Leslie,

On the attached list they have PPL Electric Utilties Corporation & PPL Energy
Plus as amended and new, but you didn't respond to them.  I have no record on
PPL Electric Utilities, so can you treat that as a new counterparty even
though it says amended.  Thanks.
----- Forwarded by Tana Jones/HOU/ECT on 07/27/2000 09:00 AM -----

	Tom Moran
	07/24/2000 06:04 PM

		 To: Frank L Davis/HOU/ECT@ECT, Karen Lambert/HOU/ECT@ECT, Tana
Jones/HOU/ECT@ECT, Samuel Schott/HOU/ECT@ECT, Tom Moran/HOU/ECT@ECT, Sheri
Thomas/HOU/ECT@ECT, Mark Taylor/HOU/ECT@ECT, Bernice Rodriguez/HOU/ECT@ECT,
Brant Reves/HOU/ECT@ECT, Debbie R Brackett/HOU/ECT@ECT, David
Hardy/LON/ECT@ECT, Lesli Campbell/HOU/ECT@ECT, Lisa Gillette/HOU/ECT@ECT,
Molly Harris/HOU/ECT@ECT, Cynthia Clark/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Mary G
Gosnell/HOU/ECT@ECT, Enron Europe Global Contracts and Facilities, Enron
Europe Global CounterParty, Stephanie Sever/HOU/ECT@ECT, Bradley
Diebner/HOU/ECT@ECT, Stacey Richardson/HOU/ECT@ECT
		 cc:
		 Subject: EOL Credit Responses 07/24/00

Please find attached Credit's EOL responses for 7/24/00.

Regards,
tm


Kevin -

As part of Rogers' group over here, I am guessing that most of us are probably on a short list for phase out fairly soon.

I would very much like to apply to the UBS trading company and would like to ask you the best way to go about that.

Will try to find you for a few minutes on Wednesday for any thoughts.

Thanks,
Bobby


A little old lady was going up and down the halls in a nursing home.
As she walked, she would flip up the hem of her nightgown and say,
"Super Sex! Super Sex!"

She walked up to an elderly man in a wheelchair. She flipped her
gown in front of him and said "Super sex"!

He sat silently for a moment or two looking up at her.
Then he finally answered, "I'll take the soup."


---------------------- Forwarded by Vince J Kaminski/HOU/ECT on 04/26/2000
09:15 AM ---------------------------

"NW Security and Bug Patch Alert" <Security-BugPatch@bdcimail.com> on
04/25/2000 05:43:21 PM
Please respond to "Security and Bug Patch Alert Help" <NWReplies@bellevue.com>
To: <vkamins@enron.com>
cc:
Subject: Social engineering

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Today's Focus: Social engineering
---------------------------------------------------------------
By Jason Meserve

Here's an interesting topic that came up in a Butler Group OpinionWire
e-mail newsletter: social engineering.

Instead of using technical skills to break into computers, hackers
often use the weakness of the human mind to gain access to corporations.
Hackers befriend users and trick them into giving away sensitive
information that can be used to gain access to systems. These hackers
also use trickery such as pretending to be from tech support to get
unsuspecting users to give up their username and password information.

Serbian hackers used the technique to gain access to Web sites
registered by Network Solutions, Inc., according to the Butler Group.
The hackers then defaced these sites as a form of political and social
protest.

While no data was stolen, the incidents bring up an interesting point.
While you may have security in place, it is still important to educate
users on security practices, such as never giving passwords or other
sensitive information out to unknown people or Web sites. AOL warns its
users all the time that administrators do not ask for password
information when dealing with customers.

Make sure your employees aren't unwittingly leaving the front door open
to attack.

One other note before we get to the latest alerts. Last week, a brain
cramp had me misreading information about the alleged backdoor
passwords in Microsoft software. The problem is associated with
InterDev 1.0, not Version 7.0 as previously reported. Also, I was
remiss in not mentioning that Microsoft recommends deleting the
DVWSSR.DLL library that installs as part of a number of Web software
applications, including FrontPage 98 Extensions. The library could be
used in buffer overflow attacks.

Now on with the latest patches and alerts:

Panda Software warns of W95/CIH virus

W95/CIH (or Chernobyl) is set to go active on April 26, the anniversary
of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster of 1986. The virus infects various
executables with 1K byte of code, and on the 26th is set to destroy the
Flash BIOS of Intel Pentium processors, rendering the computer useless
until the Flash BIOS is restored to its original settings.
For more information:
http://www.pandasoftware.com/vernoticia.asp?noticia=674&idioma=2
**********

Microsoft releases procedure to eliminate  "Server-Side Image Map
Components" vulnerability

A vulnerability in several Web server products from Microsoft could let
a malicious Web site visitor perform actions that the system
permissions allow, but could not have been accessed without this hole.
The risk is in FrontPage 97 and 98 extensions htimage.exe and
imagemap.exe, which provide server-side image-mapping support.
Microsoft says the affect of this bug is limited, but the company is
providing a means of remedying the situation.
For more information on the procedure:
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/bulletin/fq00-028.asp
**********

Buffer overflow in Red Hat's imwheel module

A buffer overflow condition in the imwheel module that comes with Red
Hat Powertools could allow a local user to execute arbitrary commands
as root.
For more information:
http://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/
**********

Red Hat releases new openldap packages

The new openldap package fixes a vulnerability in Red Hat Linux
Versions 6.1 and 6.2. The old version of the package creates a link to
the /tmp directory that is world writable. This could allow users to
destroy any file on a mounted file system.
For more information:
http://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla
**********

RealNetworks releases patch for denial-of-service vulnerability in
RealServer

RealNetworks' RealServer streaming media server contains a
vulnerability that could allow a malicious user to cause a stack
overflow and shut down the system until it is rebooted by an
administrator. RealNetworks says the problem lies in the PNA
protocol-handling scheme.
Download the patch:
http://service.real.com/help/faq/servg270.html
**********

Bug in Netscape Navigator could allow others to view bookmarks

A flaw has been discovered in Netscape Navigator that could allow a
malicious Web site operator to view a person's bookmark file. By using
a combination of JavaScripts, cookies and frames, an operator could
view the contents of a bookmark file, if the browser user is set to
"default." Also, support for cookies and JavaScript needs to be turned
on. The problem could be part of Microsoft Internet Explorer as well.
While no code can be run on the client machine, the problem could
expose private information in the bookmark file.
http://www.zdnet.com/pcweek/stories/news/0,4153,2553337,00.html
**********

Patch available for "Malformed Environment Variable" vulnerability

A vulnerability in Windows NT 4.0 and Windows 2000 could allow a
malicious user to make some or all of the memory on a server
unavailable, effectively slowing and shutting down the machine. The
CMD.EXE command processor has an unchecked buffer in part of the code
that handles environment strings. Microsoft does not believe this to be
a major threat.
For more information:
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/bulletin/fq00-027.asp
**********

Patch available for "Mixed Object Access" vulnerability

Microsoft scores the hat trick with its third vulnerability of the
week. This patch fixes a limited problem in Windows NT 4.0 and 2000
that could allow a user to change information in Active Directory
without permission. The scope of the problem is very small and only
pertains to certain object attributes.
For more information:
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/bulletin/fq00-026.asp
**********

WM97/Astia-AI reported in the wild by Sophos

Many people like to write these Word macro viruses. For hackers, these
must be the equivalent of the little Pascal programs that sorted simple
lists, which I had to write back in my early days as a computer science
major. Hackers must start with these viruses before jumping to the big
leagues of distributed-denial-of-service attacks. This particular
strain creates Book.dot and Book.src files in the Word StartUp
directory and affects the Normal.dot file. The virus will pop up a
window titled "TITANUS" if a user enters the Visual Basic Macro Editor.
It will then attempt to infect an open document. Just another pain to
be aware of.
For more information:
http://www.sophos.com/virusinfo/analyses/wm97astiaai.html
**********

Georgi Guninski reports another IE problem

Georgi Guninski is the king of finding bugs in Microsoft Internet
Explorer. This time, Guninski has found an error in the way Microsoft
implements its Java Virtual Machine that could circumvent the cross-
frame security policy built into the browser. This could allow
malicious users to use the Document Object Model to gain access to
files on a vulnerable machine. Guninski reports that fixing the problem
is not as easy as turning off Active Scripting.
For a demonstration of the problem:
http://www.nat.bg/~joro/jsinject.html
**********

Problem with Panda Security 3.0

DeepZone is reporting a problem with Panda Security 3.0's key handling.
Local users could override their privileges and gain access to
administrator rights. This could allow an unauthorized user to
uninstall the product.
For more information and patches:
http://www.pandasoftware.com   (user name and password required)
**********

Denial-of-service problem with some versions of Cisco IOS

A defect in multiple Cisco IOS software versions will cause a Cisco
router to reload unexpectedly when the router is tested for security
vulnerabilities by security scanning software programs. The defect can
be exploited repeatedly to produce a consistent denial-of-service
attack. Cisco recommends upgrading affected systems as soon as possible.
For more information and to see which versions are affected:
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/707/iostelnetopt-pub.shtml
**********

FreeBSD Generic-NQS contains a local root compromise

Generic-NQS Versions 3.50.7 and earlier contain a vulnerability that
allows a local user to easily obtain root privileges. Generic-NQS is a
queuing system for running a batch process across multiple machines.
Patches:
ftp://ftp.FreeBSD.org/pub/FreeBSD/ports/i386/packages-3-stable/net/generic-nqs
-3.50.9.tgz

ftp://ftp.FreeBSD.org/pub/FreeBSD/ports/i386/packages-4-stable/net/generic-nqs
-3.50.9.tgz

ftp://ftp.FreeBSD.org/pub/FreeBSD/ports/alpha/packages-4-stable/net/generic-nq
s-3.50.9.tgz

ftp://ftp.FreeBSD.org/pub/FreeBSD/ports/i386/packages-5-current/net/generic-nq
s-3.50.9.tgz

ftp://ftp.FreeBSD.org/pub/FreeBSD/ports/alpha/packages-5-current/net/generic-n
qs-3.50.9.tgz
**********

Other interesting tidbits:

Libsafe 1.3 stack protection software

Some engineers at Bell Labs and MandrakeSoft have developed software
for preventing "smash attacks" against the network stack of a Linux box.
The software is said to prevent attackers from smashing the return
address and taking control of the flow of a running program.
For more information:
http://www.bell-labs.com/org/11356/html/security.html
**********

Alcatel and Funk team to tighten LAN security

Alcatel is making it possible to keep unauthorized LAN users out of
resources they shouldn't be using with a security package from Funk
Software. The package uses Remote Authentication Dial-In User service
RADIUS) to give network professionals the ability to create logical
workgroups and virtual LANs, even when those users are spread out on
different LAN segments or move from location to location with laptops.
Network World, 04/19/00.
http://www.nwfusion.com/news/2000/0419alcatelfunk.html
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May 18, 2001
Page One Feature
In an Era of Deregulation, Enron
Woos Regulators More Than Ever
By BOB DAVIS and REBECCA SMITH
Staff Reporters of THE WALL STREET JOURNAL
WASHINGTON -- Every energy executive in America would have liked a half-hour
with Vice President Dick Cheney as he fashioned the Bush administration's
national energy program. Enron Corp. Chairman Kenneth Lay got it.
1
Mr. Lay used the time to set out an eight-point agenda intended, among other
things, to head off price controls on wholesale electricity, provide Enron
and other energy traders with unfettered access to the nation's
electricity-transmission system and remove regulatory obstacles to building
new generating plants and power lines. The energy plan President Bush
unveiled Thursday reflected many of those same priorities.
In an interview last week, the vice president said he also met with other
energy executives, but Mr. Lay was the only one he named. Mr. Cheney says he
sought Mr. Lay's advice because "Enron has a different take than most energy
companies."
Indeed, Enron Corp. is a modern paradox. It has transformed itself over the
past 15 years from a stodgy gas-pipeline operator into the nation's largest
trader of gas and electricity and a formidable player in newer markets such
as telecommunications services and emissions-reduction credits. Today, it's
the quintessential model of a company dedicated to free markets.

Yet as much as any company in the U.S., it has cultivated close ties with
government. Since the late 1980s, the Houston-based company, which was
President George W. Bush's biggest corporate campaign donor, has beefed up
its lobbying staff, boosted its political contributions and sought out
friends in the world of politics. Now, with Mr. Bush in the White House, it
is in a unique position to see whether those efforts will pay off.
Enron's lobbying blitz reflects one of the ironies of the era of
deregulation. Just as government created immense telephone, electric and gas
monopolies early in the last century, Enron and other players feel they need
the government's help in opening up those monopolies and gaining access to
once-closed markets.
In particular, Enron wants the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to ensure
that energy is deregulated on terms favorable to the company. Rather than
having the nation's transmission lines controlled by the utilities, it wants
those lines to provide open access for new entrants such as Enron eager to
buy and sell power.
Mr. Lay is on a first-name basis with a half-dozen members of the Bush
cabinet and knows many senior White House staffers from their days in the
Texas governor's mansion with Mr. Bush. Before joining the administration,
both White House economist Lawrence Lindsey and U.S. Trade Representative
Robert Zoellick were on Enron's advisory board, which pays members an annual
stipend of $50,000.
Under Mr. Lay, Enron has donated nearly $2 million to Mr. Bush during his
political career. Since the start of the 2000 campaign, Enron and its
employees have contributed $1.3 million to the Bush presidential drive, the
Republican Party and the presidential inauguration, says the Center for
Responsive Politics. Enron also accounted for $461,000 in contributions
during Mr. Bush's two runs for governor, according to the Center for Public
Integrity.

Mr. Lay, who holds a doctorate in economics, says all he wants from
government is a fair shake. Enron supports candidates "you believe in," he
says. "You believe in their value system, you believe in their philosophy and
you believe they'll do the right things as leaders."
But it's clear that Mr. Lay wants more than that from government. For now, he
is focusing on FERC, where he worked in the early 1970s when the agency was
known as the Federal Power Commission. He hopes to make FERC his ally in
beating back the power of utilities. Long dismissed as a regulatory backwater
overseeing wholesale transactions by electric and gas utilities, the
commission has emerged as the chief navigator of the nation's transition to a
fully deregulated energy marketplace.
Even before Mr. Bush took office, FERC had begun to rein in the market power
of utilities. In December, FERC told the nation's utilities that it wanted
them to voluntarily surrender their high-voltage lines -- those that can
dispatch electricity across state lines -- to independent grid operators,
such as those already in place in California and the Northeast, which would
provide open access to the lines. Although it told the utilities to submit
plans for doing so, many of them have been reluctant to relinquish control of
their lines to such independent organizations.
Mr. Lay wants FERC to go further, forcing the utilities to cede direct
control of their lines. He also is seeking rules that would end what he calls
energy "balkanization" and create "seamless" interstate electricity markets.
"Enron is the biggest gas and electric company entirely dependent on the
competitive side of the business," says Andre Meade, an analyst for
Commerzbank. "To the extent deregulation slows down, their business slows
down."
Right now it's a lucrative strategy. Enron typically targets tightly
controlled markets just as they are opening up, using its financial clout and
risk-management savvy to gain a dominant market position. In doing so, it
frequently portrays itself as an insurgent taking on entrenched interests.
In electricity, for instance, Enron buys the output of generating plants,
sometimes days, weeks or years before the power is actually produced. Using
sophisticated weather data, it determines the most lucrative market for the
power, finds a buyer and then arranges delivery via transmission lines owned
by others. It hedges its positions with other contracts. Its wholesale
trading volume climbed 55% for natural gas and more than doubled for
electricity in the first quarter alone. Such growth pushed Enron's wholesale
energy-trading income, before taxes and interest, up more than threefold to
$785 million during the first quarter.
Between 1996 and 2000, Enron's yearly net income nearly doubled to $979
million and its revenue increased almost eightfold to $100.8 billion. Over
the same period, Enron's stock price, adjusted for splits, rose more than
fourfold.
At the start of the Bush administration, FERC's future was very much up for
grabs. Two of the five seats on the commission were vacant, and Enron quickly
sought to fill them with activist Republicans. President Bush named a friend
of his and Enron's to one of those seats: Texas utility-regulator Pat Wood.
Mr. Wood had worked closely with Enron during a six-year effort to open
Texas' retail electricity market. Mr. Wood also had shown the kind of
backbone Enron wanted in a separate fight over telephone deregulation when he
insisted on closely monitoring phone utilities to make sure they opened their
networks to competitors.
Higher Profile
For the second slot, Enron backed Nora Mead Brownell, a Pennsylvania utility
regulator. She had come to Enron's aid in 1997 when she voted to block an
electricity-market restructuring plan backed by Philadelphia's utility and by
GOP Gov. Tom Ridge. Enron argued that the plan would have locked it out of
the Philadelphia market.
Enron worked to raise Ms. Brownell's visibility by lobbying the House
Commerce Committee to include her as an expert witness on energy issues and
as a member of an informal advisory group, say Enron and congressional aides.
Mr. Lay provided heavyweight support. He says Enron included Ms. Brownell's
name on its "priority list" of a half-dozen prospective FERC nominees. And
when her candidacy ran into opposition from Pennsylvania officials with
bitter memories of her 1997 decision, Mr. Lay says he phoned Karl Rove, the
White House's top political strategist, to tell him that "she was a strong
force in getting the right outcome" in Pennsylvania."
A White House spokeswoman says that a number of individuals and industry
groups weighed in favor of Ms. Brownell, but she declined to name any. Ms.
Brownell says she was unaware of any concerted Enron campaign on her behalf.
She didn't ask the White House who had supported her because, she says, "I
didn't want to be beholden."
Meanwhile, Enron was using its Democratic contacts to strengthen its ties
with Linda Breathitt, a Kentucky Democrat on the commission. Earlier this
spring, the company hired two of former Vice President Al Gore's closest
friends as lobbyists: Nashville lawyer Charles Bones and Mr. Gore's
campaign-finance director, Johnny Hayes. Both had come to know Ms. Breathitt
through Democratic politics.
Ms. Breathitt says she wasn't very familiar with Enron's interests, but that
she accepted when Mr. Hayes invited her to dinner at a Washington restaurant
in April to meet Richard Shapiro, Enron's managing director for government
affairs. "Everyone likes to get to know the FERC commissioners," Ms.
Breathitt says, adding that she always pays for her own meals.
Enron has long played this kind of insider's game. Mr. Lay has been friendly
with both Democratic and Republican administrations over the past 25 years,
sharing time on the links with Presidents Bill Clinton and Gerald Ford. He's
been a particularly close friend of the Bush family. In the late 1980s, he
ran then-Vice President George H.W. Bush's fund-raising drives in Texas.
After the younger Bush became governor, he appointed Mr. Lay to run the
influential Governor's Business Council. Mr. Lay also made Enron's fleet of
corporate jets available to the new governor and won his help in lobbying
officials considering Enron projects.
In March 1997, Mr. Lay wrote Gov. Bush to ask that he lobby the Texas
congressional delegation to support export-finance credits critical to Enron,
according to letters released by the Texas State Archivist's office. In April
1997, when Enron was negotiating a $2 billion natural-gas joint venture in
Uzbekistan, Mr. Lay wrote to thank the governor for meeting with the
Uzbekistani ambassador to the U.S. Six months later, another Lay thank-you
note concerned a phone call Mr. Bush made to Pennsylvania Gov. Ridge to
support Enron's plan to enter the Philadelphia electricity market. "I am
certain it will have a positive impact," Mr. Lay wrote.
Mr. Lay says he hasn't sought Mr. Bush's aid directly since Mr. Bush won the
presidency. Last month, he talked with the president briefly at a Houston
benefit for the Barbara Bush Foundation for Family Literacy, on which Mr. Lay
serves as co-chairman. "It's not a matter of us going off hunting or fishing
or sitting around and having drinks," he says.
Not all Mr. Lay's initiatives have been successful. When Mr. Bush reneged in
March on a campaign pledge to fight global warming by requiring reductions in
carbon-dioxide levels produced by burning hydrocarbons, Mr. Lay says he
telephoned Mr. Cheney to complain. "The scientific evidence, although
certainly not conclusive, is pretty compelling that there could be a
climate-change problem," he says he told the vice president. "The
administration should still look very seriously at it."
Around the same time, Mr. Lay also called Mr. Rove, the White House political
adviser, to urge him to talk to Fred Krupp, the head of the moderate
Environmental Defense Fund. Messrs. Krupp and Rove spoke briefly but found
little common ground. Later, Enron, which has plans to add emission credits
to the commodities it trades, joined a coalition urging mandatory reductions
in carbon-dioxide levels.
But Enron saved its main lobbying push for Mr. Cheney's energy task force. In
April, Mr. Lay met with the panel's staff director, Andrew Lundquist, and
later, with Mr. Cheney, whom Mr. Lay had come to know well when the vice
president was chief of Halliburton Co., a Dallas construction company. "We
built Enron Field together," says Mr. Lay, referring to Houston's new
ballpark.
In both meetings, say Enron and White House officials, Mr. Lay presented a
broad agenda for opening up the nation's electrical system and used the
gas-transmission system as a point of comparison. In both cases, he argues,
pipelines and transmission lines should be like the federal highway system
that offers easy access to all.
Finding the Bottlenecks
The Cheney report uses similar language, describing the electrical grid as
"the highway for interstate commerce in electricity." As Enron sought, the
report directs the energy secretary to determine by the end of the year
whether it makes sense to establish a national grid, and to identify
bottlenecks in the transmission system as well as how to remove them. An
effort to make the grid national would enhance FERC's power, as Enron has
urged.
The report is mum on some Enron concerns, such as requiring utilities to join
regional transmission organizations, an idea strongly opposed by the utility
industry. A White House aide says the task force didn't want to get involved
in such battles between industries.
As solid as its support in the White House has turned out to be, Enron is
worried about the backlash against electricity deregulation in Western states
and possibly in New York, should electricity rates surge this summer. Nevada
repealed its deregulation law last month, spooked by the way skyrocketing
wholesale-electricity prices in neighboring California were undermining the
Golden State's economy. California and Oregon are contemplating
state-government purchases of major utility assets.
Enron's biggest fear is that the political pressure will lead the states, or
perhaps Congress, to control prices, which could undermine Enron's business.
In response, Enron has formed a coalition with eight other energy marketers
in New York, who each have pledged $50,000 to pay for a media and lobbying
campaign. It also has hired former Montana Gov. Marc Racicot and dispatched
him to court Western politicians. Two weeks ago, Mr. Racicot had breakfast
with an old colleague, Oregon's Democratic Gov. John Kitzhaber. After the two
chatted about fly-fishing, says Mr. Kitzhaber, "Marc did say he was working
to re-energize the discussion about energy and had some ideas for a framework
the governors might want to consider."
Though Mr. Kitzhaber says he knew that Mr. Racicot had joined the Washington,
D.C., lobbying firm Bracewell & Patterson, Mr. Racicot didn't disclose that
he was on retainer to Enron -- and the star of Enron's Western states
"advocacy team." For his part, Mr. Racicot says he was working "not at
Enron's direction but with their knowledge" to advance positions that he,
too, feels are important.
-- Jeffrey White contributed to this article.
Write to Bob Davis at bob.davis@wsj.com2 and Rebecca Smith at
rebecca.smith@wsj.com3

Allison Navin Hamilton
Manager, Federal Government Affairs
Enron
1775 Eye Street, NW #800
Washington, DC 20006
202-466-9141
202-828-3372 (fax)


I believe it is Louisiana Pacific.

Steve

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	White, Stacey W.
Sent:	Friday, January 11, 2002 12:43 PM
To:	Luong, Steven
Cc:	Postlethwaite, John
Subject:	RE: Customer List

What is the exact name for Georgia Pacific?  We do not see any transactions with them in the system.

Stacey

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Luong, Steven
Sent:	Thursday, January 10, 2002 1:08 PM
To:	White, Stacey W.
Subject:	Customer List

 << File: customers served 1-9-02.xls >>
Don asked me to send you this file.


Jinbaek,

May 30 sounds good. I shall inform our HR department.

I don't see any project I could get going with your advisor on such a short
notice.

When you come here you can determine in what area he could make
the biggest contribution to Enron. I shall call or E-mail
him independently and talk to him.

Vince

"Jinbaek Kim" <jinbaek@yahoo.com> on 05/07/2001 02:25:53 AM
To: <Vince.J.Kaminski@enron.com>
cc:
Subject: schedule and more..

Dr. Kaminski,
I think I'll be able to start work from the last week of May,
but not from monday,
probably, I'll be able to work from 5/30 (wed).
Will it be good? I know it is not that much earlier than I mentioned..6/4
I am sorry.

And actually, there is an e-business conference at Haas school of business,
organized by my advisor
Could you distribute the link and the attached invitation letter to groups
interested in e-business and especially procurement?
The link is as following.
http://www.haas.berkeley.edu/citm/conferences/010522/

I am afraid you might forgot this I told you in the last email...
My advisor (Arie Segev at Haas school of business; segev@haas.berkeley.edu)
wants me to ask whether you have any idea on joint research with him
during the summer, while I am staying there.
His interest is in e-business.. (what else..?)
and has expertise in e-procurement system and marketplace...
XML based standard such as OBI,cXML, xCBL, RosettaNet, BizTalk ..
system interoperability study, auction and negotiation, workflow system,
e-catalog management, digital signature, EDI, etc etc...
many technical aspects of e-business...
He wants to do some kind of technical case study
that is beneficial for both ENRON and him.
He may travel one or two times to Houston to have a meeting during the
summer.
(And to be frankly, this will be good for me too,
because I can have a meeting for my dissertation while he is in Houston..)
Could you think about the possibility of joint research, with him?

Thank you..

Sincerely,
Jinbaek

 - FCP-invite.pdf


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I'll be glad to help.  I may be pulled into negotiations starting at noon on
this garbage burner deal.

	Kay Mann@ENRON
	06/05/2001 06:22 AM

		 To: David Portz/HOU/ECT@ECT
		 cc:
		 Subject: Re: Clarksdale

I was in Clarksdale yesterday, and have a dr's appt this am, but will be glad
to give you what I have.  In fact, I could use some help with the EEI if the
offer is still good.  Maybe you could just talk me through it.

Thanks,

Kay

David Portz@ECT
06/04/2001 01:16 PM
To: Kay Mann/Corp/Enron@Enron
cc:

Subject: Clarksdale

Kay -- Could you forward me e-versions of (1) the completed one month
Clarksdale transaction, (2) the draft transaction document you feel is the
best template from the point of view of the seller of the marketing services
and (3) the finalized term sheet, if there was one, before the parties
started to work on the definitive agreement relating to Clarksdale?  My
'Virginia garbage burners' transaction has awakened, with negotiations
occurring tomorrow.  Thanks, David


do you mind if i go out with the boys from work tonight?


By STEVE EVERLY - The Kansas City Star
Date: 01/20/01 22:15

As natural gas prices rose in December, traders at the New York Mercantile
Exchange kept one eye on the weather forecast and another on a weekly gas
storage number.

The storage figures showed utilities withdrawing huge amounts of gas, and the
forecast was for frigid weather. Traders put the two together, anticipated a
supply crunch and drove gas prices to record heights.

"Traders do that all the time; they're looking forward," said William Burson,
a trader. "It makes the market for natural gas."

But the market's response perplexed Chris McGill, the American Gas
Association's director of gas supply and transportation. He had compiled the
storage numbers since they were first published in 1994, and in his view the
numbers were being misinterpreted to show a situation far bleaker than
reality.

"It's a little frustrating that they don't take the time to understand what
we are reporting," McGill said.

As consumer outrage builds over high heating bills, the hunt for reasons --
and culprits -- is on. Some within the natural gas industry are pointing
fingers at Wall Street.

Stephen Adik, senior vice president of the Indiana utility NiSource, recently
stepped before an industry conference and blamed the market's speculators for
the rise in gas prices.

"It's my firm belief ... that today's gas prices are being manipulated," Adik
told the trade magazine Public Utilities Fortnightly.

In California, where natural gas spikes have contributed to an electric
utility crisis, six investigations are looking into the power industry.

Closer to home, observers note that utilities and regulators share the blame
for this winter's startling gas bills, having failed to protect their
customers and constituents from such price spikes.

Most utilities, often with the acquiescence of regulators, failed to take
precautions such as fixed-rate contracts and hedging -- a sort of price
insurance -- that could have protected their customers by locking in gas
prices before they soared.

"We're passing on our gas costs, which we have no control over," said Paul
Snider, a spokesman for Missouri Gas Energy.

But critics say the utilities shirked their responsibility to customers.

"There's been a failure of risk management by utilities, and that needs to
change," said Ed Krapels, director of gas power services for Energy Security
Analysis Inc., an energy consulting firm in Wakefield, Mass.

Hot topic

Consumers know one thing for certain: Their heating bills are up sharply. In
many circles, little else is discussed.

The Rev. Vincent Fraser of Glad Tidings Assembly of God in Kansas City is
facing a $1,456 December bill for heating the church -- more than double the
previous December's bill. Church members are suffering from higher bills as
well.

The Sunday collection is down, said Fraser, who might have to forgo part of
his salary. For the first time, the church is unable to meet its financial
pledge to overseas missionaries because the money is going to heating.

"It's the talk of the town here," he said.

A year ago that wasn't a fear. Wholesale gas prices hovered just above $2 per
thousand cubic feet -- a level that producers say didn't make it worthwhile
to drill for gas. Utilities were even cutting the gas prices paid by
customers.

But trouble was brewing. By spring, gas prices were hitting $4 per thousand
cubic feet, just as utilities were beginning to buy gas to put into storage
for winter.

There was a dip in the fall, but then prices rebounded. By early November,
prices were at $5 per thousand cubic feet. The federal Energy Information
Administration was predicting sufficient but tight gas supplies and heating
bills that would be 30 percent to 40 percent higher.

But $10 gas was coming. Below-normal temperatures hit much of the country,
including the Kansas City area, and fears about tight supplies roiled the gas
markets.

"It's all about the weather," said Krapels of Energy Security Analysis.

Wholesale prices exploded to $10 per thousand cubic feet, led by the New York
traders. Natural gas sealed its reputation as the most price-volatile
commodity in the world.

Setting the price

In the 1980s, the federal government took the caps off the wellhead price of
gas, allowing it to float. In 1990, the New York Mercantile began trading
contracts for future delivery of natural gas, and that market soon had
widespread influence over gas prices.

The futures contracts are bought and sold for delivery of natural gas as soon
as next month or as far ahead as three years. Suppliers can lock in sale
prices for the gas they expect to produce. And big gas consumers, from
utilities to companies such as Farmland Industries Inc., can lock in what
they pay for the gas they expect to use.

There are also speculators who trade the futures contracts with no intention
of actually buying or selling the gas -- and often with little real knowledge
of natural gas.

But if they get on the right side of a price trend, traders don't need to
know much about gas -- or whatever commodity they're trading. Like all
futures, the gas contracts are purchased on credit. That leverage adds to
their volatility and to the traders' ability to make or lose a lot of money
in a short time.

As December began, the price of natural gas on the futures market was less
than $7 per thousand cubic feet. By the end of the month it was nearly $10.
Much of the spark for the rally came from the American Gas Association's
weekly storage numbers.

Utilities buy ahead and store as much as 50 percent of the gas they expect to
need in the winter.

Going into the winter, the storage levels were about 5 percent less than
average, in part because some utilities were holding off on purchasing, in
hopes that the summer's unusually high $4 to $5 prices would drop.

Still, the American Gas Association offered assurances that supplies would be
sufficient. But when below-normal temperatures arrived in November, the
concerns increased among traders that supplies could be insufficient.

Then the American Gas Association reported the lowest year-end storage
numbers since they were first published in 1994. Still, said the
association's McGill, there was sufficient gas in storage.

But some utility executives didn't share that view. William Eliason, vice
president of Kansas Gas Service, said that if December's cold snap had
continued into January, there could have been a real problem meeting demand.

"I was getting worried," he said.

Then suddenly the market turned when January's weather turned warmer.
Wednesday's storage numbers were better than expected, and futures prices
dropped more than $1 per thousand cubic feet.

Just passing through

Some utilities said there was little else to do about the price increase but
pass their fuel costs on to customers.

Among area utilities, Kansas Gas Service increased its customers' cost-of-gas
charge earlier this month to $8.68 per thousand cubic feet. And Missouri Gas
Energy has requested an increase to $9.81, to begin Wednesday.

Sheila Lumpe, chairwoman of the Missouri Public Service Commission, said last
month that because utilities passed along their wholesale costs, little could
be done besides urging consumers to join a level-payment plan and to conserve
energy.

Kansas Gas Service had a small hedging program in place, which is expected to
save an average customer about $25 this winter.

Missouri Gas Energy has no hedging program. It waited until fall to seek an
extension of the program and then decided to pass when regulators would not
guarantee that it could recover its hedging costs.

Now utilities are being asked to justify the decisions that have left
customers with such high gas bills. And regulators are being asked whether
they should abandon the practice of letting utilities pass along their fuel
costs.

On Friday, Doug Micheel, senior counsel of the Missouri Office of the Public
Counsel, said his office would ask the Missouri Public Service Commission to
perform an emergency audit of Missouri Gas Energy's gas purchasing practices.

"Consumers are taking all the risk," Micheel said. "It's time to consider
some changes."

To reach Steve Everly, call (816) 234-4455 or send e-mail to
severly@kcstar.com.

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I have a bill from Cingular Wireless in my iPayit account.  I called Cingular and asked them when this bill was last paid.  They said before Dec 2nd.  I told them they should cancel the service.  Don't know if they are going to do that or not.

8:25 am Per Lisa at Cingular WIreless, this account has been cancelled.


Hi folks:

Here are the notes on restructurings I promised.

(See attached file: CorpRestruct.ppt)

Also, I have requested the EMBA office for a class room for the review
session on 5/05.  I will get back to you asap.

Mukesh

(See attached file: CorpRestruct.ppt)
 - CorpRestruct.ppt


Please see the attached assignment.  Kim, can someone on your staff/Peggy's staff please identify/confirm these ECC deals? I do not see a problem assigining the ENA deals to ECC as they are current month deals that will allow netting of the purchases and sales.  Should not affect the PMTM which has a threshold in the contract.  Would like to try to finish up quickly. Please advise if anything CRM can do to help.

Thanks,
Tanya

-----Original Message-----
From: Chris Van Scyoc [mailto:cvanscyoc@tmvgas.com]
Sent: Friday, November 09, 2001 5:29 PM
To: Rohauer, Tanya
Cc: Mark Soulliere
Subject: Assignment Documents

Tanya,

Per your conversations with Mark Soulliere, we have drafted and attach for your execution an Assignment of outstanding physical transactions between Tenaska Marketing Canada and Enron North America Corp. to Enron Canada Corp.  Please get back to me with any questions or comments you or your legal department may have on Monday or Tuesday of next week.

Chris Van Scyoc
Supervisor, Contract Administration
Phone:  (402) 758-6135
Fax:       (402) 758-6250


Pretty funny.
PL

-----Original Message-----
From: Espey, Darren
Sent: Tuesday, January 15, 2002 9:04 AM
To: 'jroyed@ev1.net'; Clause, Kristen; Hungerford, James; Love, Phillip M.; Thibaut, Dan; Schrab, Mark L.; Lenart, Kirk; Brady, Kevin; Worthing, Ashley; Fowler, Kulvinder
Cc: 'etaylor@giveblood.org'
Subject: FW: Fw: Fw: Fw: Very Fine Idea

> > Ever wondered what it would be
>like if Dear Abby were a man?
>
> > > > > >
>
> > > > > > Life could be
>so much simpler (for everyone)!
>
> > > > > >
>
> > > > > >
>
> > > > > > Dear Mr.
>Abby:
>
> > > > > > Q: My husband
>wants a threesome with my best friend and me.
>
> > > > > >
>
> > > > > > A: Obviously
>your husband cannot get enough of you! Knowing
>
> > > > that there
>
> > > > is
>
> > > > > > only one of
>you he can only settle for the next best thing --
>
> > > > your best
>
> > > > > > friend. Far
>from being an issue, this can bring you closer
>
> > > > together.
>
> > > > Why
>
> > > > > > not get some
>of your old college roommates involved too? If you
>
> > > > are
>
> > > > still
>
> > > > > > apprehensive,
>maybe you should let him be with your friends
>
> > > > without
>
> > > > you.
>
> > > > > If
>
> > > > > >
>
> > > > > > you're still
>not sure then just perform oral sex on him and
>
> > > > cook him a
>
> > > > > nice
>
> > > > > > meal while
>you think about it.
>
> > > > > >
>
> > > > > >
>
> > > > > > Dear Mr.
>Abby:
>
> > > > > > Q: My husband
>continually asks me to perform oral sex on him.
>
> > > > > >
>
> > > > > > A: Do it.
>Sperm can help you lose weight and gives a great glow
>
> > > > to your
>
> > > > > > skin.
>Interestingly, men know this. His offer to allow you
>to
>
> > > > perform
>
> > > > oral
>
> > > > > > sex on him is
>totally selfless. This shows he loves you. The
>
> > > > best
>
> > > > thing
>
> > > > > to
>
> > > > > > do is to
>thank him by performing it twice a day, then cook him
>
> > > > a nice
>
> > > > > meal.
>
> > > > > >
>
> > > > > >
>
> > > > > > Dear Mr.
>Abby:
>
> > > > > > Q: My husband
>has too many nights out with the boys.
>
> > > > > >
>
> > > > > > A: This is
>perfectly natural behavior and it should be
>
> > > > encouraged. The
>
> > > > > man
>
> > > > > > is a hunter
>and he needs to prove his prowess with other men.
>
> > > > A night
>
> > > > out
>
> > > > > > chasing young
>single girls is a great stress relief and can
>
> > > > foster a
>
> > > > more
>
> > > > > > peaceful and
>relaxing home. Remember, nothing can rekindle
>
> > > > your
>
> > > > > relationship
>
> > > > > >
>
> > > > > > better than
>the man being away for a day or two (it's a great
>
> > > > time to
>
> > > > > clean
>
> > > > > > the house
>too)! Just look at how emotional and happy he is when
>
> > > > he
>
> > > > returns
>
> > > > > > to his stable
>home. The best thing to do when he gets home is
>
> > > > for you
>
> > > > and
>
> > > > > > your best
>friend to perform oral sex on him. Then cook him a
>
> > > > nice
>
> > > > meal.
>
> > > > > >
>
> > > > > >
>
> > > > > > Dear Mr.
>Abby:
>
> > > > > > Q: My husband
>doesn't know where my clitoris is.
>
> > > > > >
>
> > > > > > A: Your
>clitoris is of no concern to your husband. If you must
>
>
> > > > mess
>
> > > > with
>
> > > > > it,
>
> > > > > >
>
> > > > > > do it in your
>own time or ask your best friend to help. You
>
> > > > may wish
>
> > > > to
>
> > > > > > videotape
>yourself while doing this, and present it to your
>
> > > > husband as
>
> > > > a
>
> > > > > > birthday
>gift. To ease your selfish guilt, perform oral sex on
>
> > > > him and
>
> > > > > cook
>
> > > > > >
>
> > > > > > him a
>delicious meal.
>
> > > > > >
>
> > > > > >
>
> > > > > > Dear Mr.
>Abby:
>
> > > > > > Q: My husband
>is uninterested in foreplay.
>
> > > > > >
>
> > > > > > A: You are a
>bad person for bringing it up and should seek
>
> > > > sensitivity
>
> > > > > > training.
>Foreplay to a man is very stressful and time
>
> > > > consuming. Sex
>
> > > > > > should be
>available to your husband on demand with no pesky
>
> > > > requests
>
> > > > for
>
> > > > > > foreplay.
>What this means is that you do not love your man as
>
> > > > much as
>
> > > > you
>
> > > > > > should -- he
>should never have to work to get you in the mood.
>
> > > > Stop
>
> > > > being
>
> > > > > so
>
> > > > > >
>
> > > > > > selfish!
>Perhaps you can make it up to him by performing oral
>
> > > > sex on
>
> > > > him
>
> > > > > > and cook him
>a nice meal.
>
> > > > > >
>
> > > > > >
>
> > > > > > Dear Mr.
>Abby:
>
> > > > > > Q: My husband
>always has an orgasm then rolls over and goes to
>
> > > > sleep
>
> > > > never
>
> > > > > > giving me
>one.
>
> > > > > >
>
> > > > > > A: I'm not
>sure I understand the problem. Perhaps you've
>
> > > > forgotten to
>
> > > > cook
>
> > > > > > him a nice
>meal.
>
> >
>
>
>

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---------------------- Forwarded by Phillip K Allen/HOU/ECT on 02/02/2001
04:43 PM ---------------------------

	From:  Phillip K Allen                           02/02/2001 02:40 PM

To: stagecoachmama@hotmail.com
cc:
Subject:

Lucy,

Please fix #41 balance by deleting the $550 in the "Rent Due" column.  The
other questions I had about last week's rent are:

#15  Only paid 95 of their 190 on 1/19 then paid nothing on 1/26.  What is
going on?

#25  Looks like she was short by 35 and still owes a little on deposit

#27 Switched to weekly, but paid nothing this week.  Why?

I spoke to Jeff Smith.  I think he was surprised that we were set up with
email and MSN Messenger.  He was not trying to insult you.  I let Jeff know
that he should try and meet the prospective buyers when they come to see the
property.  Occasionally, a buyer might stop buy without Jeff and you can show
them around and let them know what a nice quiet well maintained place it is.

Regarding the raise,  $260/week plus the apartment is all I can pay right
now.  I increased your pay last year very quickly so you could make ends meet
but I think your wages equate to $10/hr and that is fair.  As Gary and Wade
continue to improve the property, I need you to try and improve the
property's tenants and reputation.  The apartments are looking better and
better, yet the turnover seems to be increasing.

Remember that as a manager you need to set the example for the tenants.  It
is hard to tell tenants that they are not supposed to have extra people move
in that are not on the lease, when the manager has a houseful of guests.  I
realize you have had a lot of issues with taking your son to the doctor and
your daughter being a teenager, but you need to put in 40 hours and be
working in the office or on the property during office unless you are running
an errand for the property.

I am not upset that you asked for a raise, but the answer is no at this
time.  We can look at again later in the year.

I will talk to you later or you can email or call over the weekend.

Phillip