fyi
---------------------- Forwarded by David W Delainey/HOU/ECT on 11/30/2000
03:53 PM ---------------------------

Joe Kishkill@ENRON
11/28/2000 03:26 PM
To: David W Delainey/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: Key Folks on Cuiaba

Dave,

One more name for the "part timers" column on Cuiaba...Federico Cerisoli -
YPF gas contract negotiations.

Sorry for the oversight.

Kish
---------------------- Forwarded by Joe Kishkill/SA/Enron on 11/28/2000 06:27
PM ---------------------------

Peter E Weidler
11/28/2000 04:42 PM
To: Joe Kishkill/SA/Enron@Enron
cc:

Subject: Key Folks on Cuiaba

we forgot the negotiator with YPF  - could be Rick or Fede or Gaby.

Pete
---------------------- Forwarded by Peter E Weidler/NA/Enron on 11/28/2000
01:42 PM ---------------------------

Peter E Weidler
11/27/2000 05:17 PM
To: Joe Kishkill/SA/Enron@Enron
cc:

Subject: Re: Cuiaba Review

Joe - this is the list I asked Laine to put together. - I asked him not to
list all the folks under Laine - as I assume they stay with the project no
matter where it goes.

Jose Anson - he is the coordinator of permitting at IBAMA and ANP for the
pipeline.  He is also involved with working on the FUNAI issues a result of
his efforts on the IBAMA license.  Key person.

Joao Carlos A. - although he is working on the project on an ad hoc basis he
is key in terms of the FURNAS/Eletrobras relationship.  Not only does he know
folks but he also gets things done within the system.

Valeria Lema - She is the relationship manager with ANP.

Daiane Duarte - Daiane Duarte is on the PanEng payroll until the end of the
year after which she has been dialed out.  Have asked Rick several times
about her future with his group.  She is critical locally in Cuiaba due to
relations with FEMA and other agencies for obtaining the state permits that
are still outstanding as well as working with Anson et al.

Lucio Reis - he is very active in working with ANEEL/ONS/MAE and others.  He
has been a key to our success on the CCC account.  He is a must to making the
project successful.  Knows the contacts and basically understands the project
from the regulatory and CCC account point-of-view.

Two other people that are not involved in "our side" of fence on a daily
basis but are valuable are Jose Bestard and John Novak.  Jose knows the
history and John is the counsel with the longest tenure on the project.

Pete

Joe Kishkill
11/27/2000 06:16 AM
To: Peter E Weidler/NA/Enron@Enron
cc:

Subject: Re: Cuiaba Review

Pete,

But you (or does anyone) have a definitive team list for Cuiaba?  Need this
for transition planning purposes.  I agree with your sentiment that some
folks may be pulling double duty while we button up Cuiaba.   Just need to
know "how many" and "who".

Thanks,

Kish

Peter E Weidler
11/26/2000 09:07 PM
To: Laine A Powell/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT, Joe
Kishkill/SA/Enron@Enron, Richard A Lammers/SA/Enron@Enron, Brett R
Wiggs/SA/Enron@Enron, John Novak/SA/Enron@Enron, Rob G Gay/NA/Enron@Enron,
Jose Bestard/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT
cc:

Subject: Cuiaba Review

we can do this by phone.

Pete
---------------------- Forwarded by Peter E Weidler/NA/Enron on 11/26/2000
06:06 PM ---------------------------

Peter E Weidler
11/26/2000 05:59 PM
To: Laine A Powell/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT, Joe
Kishkill/SA/Enron@Enron, Richard A Lammers/SA/Enron@Enron, Brett R
Wiggs/SA/Enron@Enron, John Novak/SA/Enron@Enron, Rob G Gay/NA/Enron@Enron,
Jose Bestard/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT
cc:

Subject: Cuiaba Review

Rebecca has asked for a review of the Cuiaba project.   Her current thinking
is that it should be under one shop - not split responsibility.   Which shop
is not clear to me - I presume this will be decided pretty soon.

The review will take place the week of Dec 4th.   She wants a straight
forward  decription of what is left to be done and what the issues are.  I am
thinking the presenters are Laine, Rick, Jose.  In attendance are Rob and
John.     Can divide the presentation up into -

getting the construction finished/cost issues/EECC - subcontractor issues. -
Laine
Furnas/Electrobras issues - Rick
YPF - gas supply - Mark to market position - opportunities - Rick
MAE/ONS issues - current thinking.  - Jose
Current economics. - Rick

Everyone should have a page prepared ahead of time with the discussion topics
on it - she doesn't want a detailed presentation - just the facts.   Can we
send the page per topic around by this friday.

I will ask Rebecca for two hours the week of the 4th and let you know.

Joe - we should talk about where the project should best end up - I think
Rebecca is flexible -   don't really know what Dave is thinking.

Pete


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To:	Mckay, Jonathan
Subject:	houston

hi..
heard you moved to Houston..best of luck.. looking fwd to working with you on NE ideas- we have not done much there.

Kind Rgds,
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-----Original Message-----
From:  "Kettlewell, Linda " <lkettlewell@tribune.com>@ENRON
[mailto:IMCEANOTES-+22Kettlewell+2C+20Linda+20+22+20+3Clkettlewell+40tribune+2
Ecom+3E+40ENRON@ENRON.com]
Sent: Wednesday, March 07, 2001 10:34 AM
To: Alters, Dennis
Subject: Article on Sun-Sentinel.com

     By DAVID FLESHLER Sun-Sentinel
     Web-posted: 9:54 p.m. Mar. 6, 2001

     The power plant proposed for Pompano Beach moved a step Tuesday toward
     being built, as the state's air-quality regulators announced plans to
     issue a construction permit.
        The state Department of Environmental Protection this week will
     publish notices of its intent to grant the permit to Enron Corp.,
     which is facing vigorous opposition to its plans for a 510-megawatt
     plant just east of Florida's Turnpike. The notices will trigger a
     30-day comment period, with the final decision likely a month or two
     after that.
        The department made the decision after a lengthy review that showed
     the plant would have little impact on the region's air quality, said
     Alvaro Linero, the DEP administrator who handled the permit
     application.
        Relying on clean natural gas as its primary fuel, the plant would
     emit far less pollution than other power plants in the area, he said.
     Its hot gases would soar upward from the 80-foot stacks, so that
     neighborhoods near the plant would experience no more pollution than
     other neighborhoods. And there are commitments on its operating
     schedule and fuel quality that will reduce its environmental impact,
     he said.
        "They showed they will have a fairly minimal impact on air quality
     in the area and will be using the best available control technology,"
     Linero said.
        The plant would operate as a "peaking" plant, meaning it would go
     into service only when a public utility needed a backup source of
     power. Its permit would allow it to operate a maximum of 3,500 hours a
     year, or just under 10 hours a day.
        The plant would emit up to 573 tons a year of nitrogen oxide, a key
     cause of smog, according to the DEP analysis. It would emit up to 165
     tons a year of sulfur dioxide, which generates fine particles that can
     lodge deep in the lungs. Both pollutants can aggravate respiratory
     problems, such as asthma and emphysema.
        But Linero said the amounts would be minimal compared to the total
     amount of pollution in the region. The plant at Port Everglades, for
     example, emits far more of both pollutants. And motor vehicles
     accounted for 32,295 tons of nitrogen oxide in 1997, when Broward
     County last did a full air pollution inventory, according to county
     records.
        A key section of the proposed permit concerns diesel fuel, which
     the company plans to use when its supply of natural gas is
     interrupted. Diesel fuel emits much more pollution than natural gas,
     but the company made some commitments to reduce the effects, Linero
     said.
        It agreed to limit its diesel use to 1,000 hours a year, down from
     its original proposal of 1,500 hours. And for every hour of diesel
     operation over 250 hours, it will reduce its total annual operations
     by two hours. For example, if it uses its maximum 1,000 hours of
     diesel fuel, it will operate the plant for a total of only 2,000 hours
     for the year. The diesel fuel will be high-quality, low-sulfur fuel,
     Linero said.
        "We negotiated with the company to try to minimize the amount of
     diesel fuel usage and maximize the usage of natural gas," he said. "We
     also reviewed the pollution-control equipment that is designed into
     these units and determined that it meets best-available control
     technology."
        The DEP permit represents one of the major hurdles the company
     faces. The other is the application to rezone the 28-acre site for the
     plant. The City Commission is expected to vote next month on whether
     to change the land's zoning from industrial to utility.
        The project faces heavy opposition in Margate, Coconut Creek and
     some sections of Pompano Beach. Nothing that DEP said on Tuesday gave
     opponents any comfort.
        Even if the plant would emit less nitrogen oxide than other plants,
     they said, it would still be a new source of pollution. Even if the
     company agrees to limit its hours and operate it as a peaking plant,
     they said, those restrictions could change once the plant is in place.
     And they said the state had an unimpressive track record on
     environmental protection.
        "The state also approved the deposit of ash in Pompano Beach and
     they also approved the canker eradication program, where healthy trees
     were cut down," said Pompano Beach Commissioner Kay McGinn. "So they
     don't have much credibility."
        Coconut Creek Commissioner Jim Waldman said the plant would
     eventually be able to throw off restrictions on its use and operate as
     a full-time power plant.
        "I don't think it's going to be operated the way it's been applied
     for," he said. "I don't think it's just going to be a peaking plant. I
     think it's going to be operating at capacity. Once it's there, it will
     be easier for the state to allow it to be used as a regular source of
     energy. And I don't think the proper controls will be there at the
     time."
        Officials at Enron, a multinational company based in Houston, said
     the state's decision came as little surprise, since they had been
     negotiating various restrictions on the plant's operations in order to
     win approval.
        "It's a permit that DEP ought to be proud of," said Eric Thode, a
     spokesman for the company. "It's a very stringent permit."
        The department will accept comments on the proposed permit at a
     public meeting from 7:30 to 9 p.m. on March 26 at the Pompano Beach
     Civic Center.
        Written comments may be submitted to: A.A. Linero, Florida
     Department of Environmental Protection, 2600 Blairstone Road,
     Tallahassee, FL 32399.
        David Fleshler can be reached at dfleshler@sun-sentinel.com or
     954-356-4535.


I know there is lots going on but I would like to resign from the Board of Mariner asap. I am having trouble devoting enough time to this function and feel it would be better if I turned it over to someone else. Dave Gorte in my group would be my recommendation as a replacement. If Dave does not have an interest, Brad Larson could also fill in. Any thoughts? If you have no issues I will proceed. Thanks, Rick


---------------------- Forwarded by Chris Abel/HOU/ECT on 01/28/2000 08:43 AM
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Chris Abel <cabel@hal-pc.org> on 01/19/2000 11:46:57 AM

To:   Chris Abel/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject:  FW: [Fwd: Things I'm Glad I Didn't Say]

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Subject:  Fwd: [Fwd: Things I'm Glad I Didn't Say]

 In a message dated 01/21/2000 5:46:48 PM Central Standard Time,
suzanne@strategic-hou.com writes:

<< :
 Subject: [Fwd: Things I'm Glad I Didn't Say]

1.   Question: If you could live forever, would you and why?
Answer:  "I would not live forever, because we should not live
forever, because if we were supposed to live forever, then we would live
forever, but we cannot live forever,  which is why I would not live
forever."
---Miss Alabama in the 1994 Miss USA contest
2.   "Whenever I watch TV and see those poor starving kids all over the
world, I can't help but cry. I mean I'd love to be skinny like that but
not
with all those flies and death and stuff."
---Mariah Carey
3.   "Researchers have discovered that chocolate produces some of the
same
reactions in the brain as marijuana.  The researchers also discovered
other
similarities between the two, but can't remember what they are."
---Matt Lauer on NBC's Today Show, August 22
4.   "I haven't committed a crime. What I did was fail to comply with the
law."
---David Dinkins, New York City Mayor,
answering accusations that he failed to pay his taxes.

5.   "Smoking kills. If you're killed, you've lost a very important part of
your
life."
---Brooke Shields, during an interview to become spokesperson for a
federal antismoking campaign.
6.   "I've never had major knee surgery on any other part of my body."
---Winston Bennett, Univ. of KY basketball forward
7.   "Outside of the killings, Washington has one of the lowest crime rates in
the country."
---Mayor Marion Barry, Washington, DC
8.   "We're going to turn this team around 360 degrees."
---Jason Kidd, upon his drafting to the Dallas Mavericks
9.   "I'm not going to have some reporters pawing through our papers.
We
are the president."
---Hillary Clinton commenting on the release of subpoenaed documents.
10.  "China is a big country, inhabited by many Chinese."
---Former French President Charles De Gaulle
11.  "That lowdown scoundrel deserves to be kicked to death by a jackass, and
I'm just the one to do it."
---A Congressional Candidate in Texas
12.  "It isn't pollution that's harming the environment. It's the
impurities in our air and water that are doing it."
---Former U. S. Vice-president Dan Quayle
13.  "Without censorship, things can get terribly confused in the public
mind."
---General William Westmoreland
And last but not least-a parting word from Dan Quayle:
14.  "I love California.  I practically grew up in Phoenix."

  >>

From: "suzanne@strategic-hou.com" <suzanne@strategic-hou.com>
To: "abellink@aol.com" <abellink@aol.com>, "eneadams@aol.com"
<eneadams@aol.com>, "kdominy@mail.batesww.com"
<kdominy@mail.batesww.com>,
"lucon1015@aol.com"  <lucon1015@aol.com>, "jmlester@flash.net"
<jmlester@flash.net>, "pvecellio@aol.com" <pvecellio@aol.com>
To: "kelmormil@aol.com" <kelmormil@aol.com>, "danawardel@aol.com"
<danawardel@aol.com>, "ksl_c@hotmail.com" <ksl_c@hotmail.com>
Subject: [Fwd: Things I'm Glad I Didn't Say]
Date: Fri, 21 Jan 2000 17:45:55 -0600
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---------------------------

Doug Sihvonen
01/21/2000 07:37 AM

To:
cc:
Subject:  [Fwd: Things I'm Glad I Didn't Say]

 1. Question: If you could live forever, would you and why?
      Answer:  "I would not live forever, because we should not live
forever, because if we were supposed to live forever, then we would live
forever, but we cannot live forever,  which is why I would not live
forever."
                  ---Miss Alabama in the 1994 Miss USA contest

  2. "Whenever I watch TV and see those poor starving kids all over the
world, I can't help but cry. I mean I'd love to be skinny like that but
not
with all those flies and death and stuff."
                  ---Mariah Carey

  3. "Researchers have discovered that chocolate produces some of the
same
reactions in the brain as marijuana.  The researchers also discovered
other
similarities between the two, but can't remember what they are."
                ---Matt Lauer on NBC's Today Show, August 22

  4.  "I haven't committed a crime. What I did was fail to comply with
the
law."
               ---David Dinkins, New York City Mayor,
               answering accusations that he failed to pay his taxes.

  5. "Smoking kills. If you're killed, you've lost a very important part
of
your life."
          ---Brooke Shields, during an interview to become spokesperson
for
a federal anti-smoking campaign.

  6.  "I've never had major knee surgery on any other part of my body."
           ---Winston Bennett, Univ. of KY basketball forward

  7.  "Outside of the killings, Washington has one of the lowest crime
rates
in the country."
              ---Mayor Marion Barry, Washington, DC

  8.  "We're going to turn this team around 360 degrees."
       ---Jason Kidd, upon his drafting to the Dallas Mavericks

  9.  "I'm not going to have some reporters pawing through our papers.
We
are the president."
              ---Hillary Clinton commenting on the release of subpoenaed
documents.

  10. "China is a big country, inhabited by many Chinese."
              ---Former French President Charles De Gaulle

  11. "That lowdown scoundrel deserves to be kicked to death by a
jackass,
and I'm just the one to do it."
              ---A Congressional Candidate in Texas

  12.  "It isn't pollution that's harming the environment. It's the
impurities in our air and water that are doing it."
              ---Former U. S. Vice-President Dan Quayle

  13. "Without censorship, things can get terribly confused in the public
mind."
              ---General William Westmoreland

  And last but not least -- a parting word from
 Dan Quayle:

  14. "I love California.  I practically grew up in Phoenix."


The Forum II meeting will take place at 6:00 p.m. on Monday, December 4, at
Vin-De-Garde, located at 3311 Sul Ross (check link below for map).

http://maps.yahoo.com/py/maps.py?BFCat=&Pyt=Tmap&newFL=Use+Address+Below&addr=
3311+Sul+Ross&csz=Houston%2C+TX&country=us&Get%A0Map=Get+Map

Please indicate your attendance below and return to me via e-mail
(sherri.sera@enron.com):

I will attend ___

I will not attend ___

Additionally, a number of requests have been made to change the date of the
March 2001 Forum II meeting (currently scheduled to take place on Monday,
March 19).  Please indicate your availability on the following dates:

Monday, March 12 Yes ___ No ___
Thursday, March 15  Yes ___ No ___
Monday, March 26 Yes ___ No ___
Tuesday, March 27 Yes ___ No ___
Thursday, March 29 Yes ___ No ___


A bit lengthy, but I think it looks fine.

Peggy Mahoney@EES
08/30/2000 12:41 PM
To: Mark Palmer/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Steven J Kean/NA/Enron@Enron, Mark
Koenig/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Paula Rieker/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Cedric
Burgher/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Elizabeth Tilney/HOU/EES@EES, Harold G
Buchanan/HOU/EES@EES, Jeremy Blachman/HOU/EES@EES, Mark S Muller/HOU/EES@EES,
Kevin Hughes/HOU/EES@EES, Dan Leff/HOU/EES@EES, NotesAdmin/EES@EES, Marty
Sunde/HOU/EES@EES, Vicki Sharp/HOU/EES@EES, Bill Rapp/HOU/EES@EES, Rob
Rice/HOU/EES@EES, Wendy Raleigh/HOU/EES@EES
cc: Karen S Owens@ees@EES, Thomas E White/HOU/EES@EES

Subject: Starwood Draft

Attached is a draft of the Starwood press release with our initial changes in
red.
Please review and let me know your thoughts by end of day Thursday, Aug 31.

It is clear that Starwood has several agendas with this release and, after
talking with
them, they would prefer not to cut any of their messages.  Scheduled release
date is
Tuesday, Sept 5.  Please feel free to call me to discuss.

Also - I've attached a map of all their US owned, franchised and leased
property locations.
87 of the properties are owned and there are approx. 400 total in the US.


Thanks for reminding me

 -----Original Message-----
From:  "Hadley, Donna" <Donna.Hadley@austinenergy.com>@ENRON
[mailto:IMCEANOTES-+22Hadley+2C+20Donna+22+20+3CDonna+2EHadley+40austinenergy+
2Ecom+3E+40ENRON@ENRON.com]
Sent: Monday, April 30, 2001 1:29 PM
To: Wallis, Janet H.
Subject: RE: Austin Energy Contract Draft

Janet, here is the latest draft with all the changes previously agreed to
incorporated.  The green hi-lited portions are additions as a result of
Enron's last language addition.  I will be in a meeting until 4:00pm. I will
give you a call at approximatedly 4:15 to see if we can finalize today.
Thanks

 - enron2001.doc


just send it out to the affected parties.

thxs
dave


We are flat in Real-Time position manager from 5th through 8th for CAlifornia
Delivery Points

Forward - Obligations is flat for STCA in all Delivery pts'   You will see a
75 mw value in NP15 for STCA for the 5th, 6th & 8th,  This is MID & NCPA that
was changed in Scheduling only and therefore, will show up in F.Ob's. but Iz
All Good.

Thank you,

Carla


My understanding is that we have posted bonds in excess of $60M and are in compliance with the NEPOOL Financial Assurance Policy.
EPMI and EES are not relying upon an Enron Corp. guaranty to provide any part of the financial assurance required by NEPOOL.

Suggest we can take one of four courses of action:  (1)   Do nothing;

					    	   (2)    Request and authorize the ISO-NE to disclose to concerned NEPOOL participants the fact that EPMI and EES 						           have posted bonds to ensure compliance with the NEPOOL Financial Assurance Policy and that no part of the    						           financial assurance required is provided by an Enron Corp. guaranty;

					   	   (3)    Send a letter to all NEPOOL participants confirming that EPMI and EES financial assurance obligations are being 						           met solely by the posting of bonds;

					               (4)    Combination of both (2) and (3).

If there is a perception or a clear understanding that the credit downgrade of Enron Corp. is the reason for a reduction in trading activity with EPMI and/or EES in NEPOOL and that NEPOOL participants will respond favorably if they knew that the financial assurance is provided by way of bonds, not an Enron Corp. guaranty, then option (1) should be discarded.

Option (2) may be enough to give the comfort to "concerned" participants.

Option (3) and (4) will ensure that any letter we send out will make its way into the press, almost as soon as it is sent and if we send any such letter out we need to be prepared to meet any media interest. Further, the publication of any such letter in the press may encourage other counterparties in other forum to demand that EPMI and/or EES post bonds in order to continue trading and could materially adversely affect our trading activities.

If we considered that any disclosure would make a material difference to the confidence that NEPOOL participants have in trading with EPMI and/or EES, my recommendation would be to pursue Option (2).

Marcus

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Nicolay, Christi L.
Sent:	Tuesday, November 27, 2001 2:24 PM
To:	Herndon, Rogers; Presto, Kevin M.; Davis, Mark Dana
Cc:	Nettelton, Marcus; Sager, Elizabeth; Kingerski, Harry; Steffes, James D.
Subject:	FW: nepool financial assurance

Kevin, Rogers, and Dana -- We do not have to do or say anything since, per NEPOOL, Enron is in compliance.  However, if you feel that NEPOOL participants are not trading with us and we need to make some statement, we can (if ok with legal).  Let us know. Thanks.

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Allegretti, Daniel
Sent:	Tuesday, November 27, 2001 1:40 PM
To:	Nicolay, Christi L.
Subject:	nepool financial assurance

I got a call today from Ed McKenna, the ISO-NE treasurer.  He is getting a large volume of calls from NEPOOL Participants concerned about Enron Corp's credit rating.  He is telling these Participants that his office only monitors whether NEPOOL members EPMI and EES are in compliance with the NEPOOL Financial Assurance Policy, which they are, and does not monitor Enron Corp.  Ed suggested that when PG&E experienced difficulties PG&E drafted a short notice, which ISO-NE circulated, explaining how its subsidiaries were not affected by the credit rating of the parent.  The ISO is offering us the same opportunity to draft and circulate something similar if we wish.

What may be going on here is a concern by NEPOOL Participants that we are using a parent guaranty to meet the Financial Assurance Policy.  My recollection, however, is that we have instead posted surety bonds from AA agencies to meet NEPOOL credit requirements.  If we disclosed this to the NEPOOL Participants it might allay their credit concerns.  We may however, not want to disclose this if we are employing parent guarantees elsewhere, lest we be asked to post surety bonds everywhere.  Can you discuss this with the traders and see what they want to do?


Bob:  I'm only sending this message so that you can see all correspondence.
This doc will be useful to you.
----- Forwarded by Sara Shackleton/HOU/ECT on 11/15/2000 01:20 PM -----

	Ed Quinn
	10/16/2000 11:39 AM

		 To: Sara Shackleton/HOU/ECT@ECT
		 cc:
		 Subject: Procter & Gamble

Sara,

P&G (largest buyer of pulp and linerboard in orth America) has received Board
approval to financially hedge pulp using OTCs instruments.  They want to put
an ISDA in place with Enron.  I will be the contact for the business group.

P&G's lawyer, Libby Rutherford, has requested that we start where we left
off.  I told their business representatives that we preferred starting from
scratch but that you would contact her directly to discuss.  Her number is
513-983-2513 and e-mail is rutherford.em@pg.com.

Susan Bailey compared the 1999 negotiated document to our latest schedule for
our review - see below.  Please give me a call to discuss when you get a
chance ext 30418.  Thanks.

Ed Quinn

Ed,

Attached is blacklined version comparing ENA's latest version (dated
8/9/2000), which was sent to Roger Larsh @ P&G and the version dated
5/25/99.  The biggest difference between the two versions is that the
8/9/2000 version includes (a) ENA's newest changes, and (b) the inclusion of
a credit support annex.

Hope this helps.


Attached is a draft of an Assignment whereby ECT-PR-C, L.L.C. assigns its
rights and obligations to purchase the Class B Interest in ECT-PR-B, L.L.C. to
Condor.

Please let me have your comments.  A document in the same form will be used to
transfer ECT-WR-C, L.L.C,s rights and obligations to purchase the Class B
Interest in ECT-WR-B, L.L.C. to Condor.

My direct dial is 44 207 382 0552

Regards.

Daniel Sullivan
Andrews & Kurth L.L.P.
Level 16, City Tower
40 Basinghall Street
London EC2V 5DE
Tel: +44 20 7382 0550
Fax: +44 20 7614 0012
 - 0830.wpd


FYI

Bob

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>Bay Guardian article featuring ENRON , 9/6/2000
>
>Slick oil: George W. Bush's toxic money pipeline.
>
>                             By Pratap Chatterjee
>
>                             EARLY LAST OCTOBER, every member of a ninth
>grade girls
>                             track team and the freshman the football
>team at suburban
>                             Houston's Deer Park High School's north
>campus returned from
>                             practice reporting severe breathing
>problems. That day Deer Park
>                             registered 251 parts of ozone per billion,
>more than twice the
>                             federal standard, and Houston surpassed Los
>Angeles as the
>                             smoggiest city in the United States.
>
>                             One of the biggest sources of Deer Park's
>pollution is a plant
>                             owned by Enron, Houston's wealthiest company
>d and the single
>                             largest contributor ($555,000 and counting)
>to the political
>                             ambitions of Texas Governor and Republican
>presidential
>                             nominee George W. Bush. Kenneth Lay, the
>chief executive of
>                             Enron, has personally given over $100,000 to
>Bush's political
>                             campaigns, more than any other individual.
>He is one of Bush's
>                             "Pioneers" d elite fund-raisers who have
>collected at least
>                             $100,000 in direct contributions of $1,000
>or less for "Dubya."
>
>                             Enron is best known as the largest buyer and
>seller of natural gas
>                             in the country. Its 1999 revenues of $40
>billion make it the 18th
>                             largest company in the United States. Enron
>is invested in energy
>                             projects around the world including the UK,
>Argentina, Bolivia,
>                             Brazil, the Philippines, Indonesia, China,
>India and Mozambique.
>
>                             The company has recently expanded from
>energy to "bandwidth"
>                             capacity for the Internet, making it one of
>the world's largest
>                             Internet-based trading companies, buying and
>selling a dizzying
>                             array of products ranging from pulp and
>paper to petrochemicals
>                             and plastics, as well as esoteric products
>like clean air credits that
>                             utilities purchase to meet emission limits.
>
>                             Texas activists say that this tight
>connection between Bush and
>                             Lay bodes ill for the country, if Bush is
>elected. Andrew Wheat,
>                             from Texans for Public Justice, a campaign
>finance advocacy
>                             group in Austin, compared the symbiotic
>relationship between
>                             Enron and the Governor to "cogeneration"-a
>process used by
>                             utilities to harness waste heat vented by
>their generators to
>                             produce more power. "In a more sinister form
>of cogeneration,
>                             corporations are converting economic into
>political power," Wheat
>                             explained. "A Bush election fueled by Enron
>dollars could fill the
>                             White House with dangerous levels of Enron
>gas. When that gas
>                             ignites in the public-policy arena,
>consumers will get burned." .
>
>                             Indeed Bush campaign spokesman Ray Sullivan
>said that, if
>                             elected president, the governor is keen to
>promote the kind of
>                             policies that he has crafted with companies
>like Enron for the state
>                             of Texas. "The governor believes in
>competition, free enterprise,
>                             better service and technology improvements.
>He has promoted
>                             sweeping and effective reforms in education
>and has been the first
>                             governor in Texas to seriously address
>limits on emissions. He will
>                             carry his agenda to Washington to do what he
>believes is best for
>                             the country."
>
>                             But is what Bush believes is good for Texas,
>good for the United
>                             States Of America? Texas has one of the
>worst environmental
>                             records in the country, particularly in air
>pollution. Unfortunately, the
>                             Bush platform for the country is very
>similar to the kinds of
>                             programs that he has worked on with Enron d
>cutting corporate
>                             taxes, deregulating industry and replacing
>social programs with
>                             private sector volunteerism.
>
>                             In addition Enron is invested in energy
>projects around the
>                             globe-some of which have been tainted by
>charges of human
>                             rights abuses. In India construction of
>Enron's controversial Dhabol
>                             power plant has brought charges by
>international groups like
>                             Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International
>of complicity with
>                             police brutality in rural communities. And
>according to
>                             California-based Amazon watch, Enron is
>charged with human
>                             rights violations in Bolivia, where it is
>building a major gas pipeline
>                             threatening indigenous communities and the
>rainforest
>                             environment.
>
>                             Special deals
>
>                             The Enron Methanol plant in Pasadena, Texas
>lies in the Houston
>                             Ship Channel area, the nation's largest
>concentration of
>                             petrochemical plants just east of the city.
>The Enron Methanol plant
>                             has won special concessions from Governor
>Bush allowing the
>                             company to pollute without a permit, as well
>as giving the company
>                             immunity from prosecution for violating the
>law. Indeed, plants like
>                             this in Texas actually emit twice as many
>nitrogen oxides, a key
>                             ingredient of smog, as do all the nine
>million cars in Texas put
>                             together.
>
>                             Only seven percent of the more than 3,500
>tons of nitrogen oxide
>                             emitted by the Enron Methanol plant in 1997
>were permitted.
>                             Enron got away with this under the
>"grandfather clause" of the
>                             1971 Texas Clean Air Act which allows plants
>built before 1971 to
>                             continue their polluting practices. Governor
>Bush extended this
>                             clause under the 1999 Clean Air
>Responsibility Enterprise
>                             (CARE) program that his office drew up in a
>series of secret
>                             meetings with representatives of the top
>polluters in the state.
>                             CARE waives permit requirements for plants
>that volunteer to cut
>                             emissions.
>
>                             The CARE program is backed up by an act that
>Bush signed in
>                             May 1995 giving sweeping protections to
>polluters who perform
>                             internal environmental or safety audits. The
>law makes these audit
>                             documents confidential from the public and
>allows polluters to
>                             escape responsibility for environmental
>violations. To date Enron
>                             has conducted five such audits and filed for
>immunity from
>                             prosecution for violations of the law,
>according to the Texas
>                             Natural Resources Conservation Commission
>(TNRCC), the state
>                             equivalent of the Environmental Protection
>Agency.
>
>                             Tamara Maschini, who lives about five miles
>from the Enron plant
>                             is one of the founders of a local
>environmental group called Clean
>                             Air Clear Lake. "Whole families in this
>neighborhood have asthma
>                             because of the pollution from plants like
>Enron," she says. "It's
>                             gotten so bad that NASA has a problem
>recruiting people to work
>                             here at Mission Control which is just down
>the road. Houston is in
>                             trouble and George Bush is the reason d he
>has allowed the
>                             situation to deteriorate over the past
>several years," according to
>                             Maschini.
>
>                             Mark Palmer, head of public relations for
>Enron, says that the
>                             company's contribution to local pollution is
>minimal. "If the
>                             grandfather clause was canceled right now,
>we would benefit the
>                             most of any of the companies in Texas
>because our nitrogen oxide
>                             emissions add up to less than half a percent
>of the total," he said.
>
>                             Neil Carman, a former employee of the Texas
>Air Control Board,
>                             who now works for the Sierra Club, agrees
>that Enron's
>                             grandfathered nitrogen emissions add up to
>less than one percent
>                             of the total for all of Texas. However, he
>points out that Enron
>                             Methanol plant alone contributes 3.6% of the
>nitrogen oxide
>                             emissions from the nearly 250 stationary
>sources of pollution for
>                             the city of Houston d the equivalent of
>152,500 cars.
>
>                             What's more, he says that Enron is simply
>paying lip service to the
>                             Bush proposal to cut pollution at grand
>fathered plants. "Enron
>                             showed up at the governor's press conference
>to volunteer for the
>                             CARE program but they have been missing in
>action ever since.
>                             They haven't even bothered to file their
>voluntary plan."
>
>                             Giving and receiving
>
>                             If environmental regulators wanted to speak
>to Enron's senior
>                             officials about the missing voluntary
>program, they would be well
>                             advised to follow the presidential candidate
>around as he is often
>                             chaperoned by Enron officials.
>
>                             On April 7, 2000, Ken Lay, Enron's chief
>executive, played host to
>                             Bush junior and his father, former president
>George Bush, at the
>                             Houston Astros' first home game of the
>season at the baseball
>                             team's brand new stadium d Enron Field d
>which was built with the
>                             help of a $100 million donation from Enron.
>(The company got free
>                             advertising, a tax break and a $200 million
>dollar contract to
>                             supply power to the stadium in return.) Less
>than three weeks later
>                             Lay joined Bush in Washington DC for a
>Republican fund-raiser
>                             that topped all previous records by bringing
>in a staggering $21.3
>                             million, easily the biggest one-night haul
>for any political party in
>                             history.
>
>                             That's not all. Lay makes sure that the Bush
>presidential campaign
>                             has access to other Enron facilities. Last
>year the Bush campaign
>                             borrowed Enron's corporate jets eight times
>to fly aides around the
>                             country, more times than any of the 34 other
>companies that made
>                             their company aircraft available to the
>presidential hopeful. (Under
>                             federal law, campaigns must reimburse
>companies for
>                             transportation, typically at the cost of a
>first-class ticket so Enron
>                             received $25,000 from the Bush campaign for
>this favor).
>
>                             Lay's ties to Bush junior begin with his
>father, former President
>                             George Bush, who was also a recipient of
>Enron/Lay's financial
>                             largesse. Like his son now, Bush senior was
>also happy to return
>                             the favor, appointing Lay to the President's
>Export Council from
>                             1991 to 1993.
>
>                             When asked about the relationship between
>the two men, Ray
>                             Sullivan, a spokesman for the Bush campaign,
>chose his words
>                             carefully. "Ken Lay is a noted business
>leader in Texas who has
>                             long been active in Republican politics. He
>is chair of the
>                             Governor's Business Council. But the
>governor has his own
>                             agenda based on what he believes is best for
>Texas and for the
>                             country."
>
>                             Lay toed a similar line when recently
>interviewed by the New York
>                             Times. "When I make contributions to a
>candidate, it is not for
>                             some special favor, it's not even for access
>d although I'll be the
>                             first to admit it probably helps access. It
>is because I'm supporting
>                             candidates I strongly believe in
>personally." Indeed both Lay and
>                             Enron are generous contributors to local and
>national politicians
>                             wherever they do business, often following
>the long standing
>                             corporate practice of funding candidates on
>both sides of the
>                             election.
>
>                             According to campaign records, Enron and Lay
>have contributed
>                             to Democrats as diverse as Texas Land
>Commissioner Garry
>                             Mauro, U.S. Rep. Richard Gephardt of
>Missouri and Texas House
>                             Speaker Gib Lewis. In 1984, Lay was Harris
>County chairman of a
>                             $1,000-a-plate Reagan-Bush fund-raiser,
>while at the same time
>                             co-chairing a fund-raiser for U.S. Sen.
>Lloyd Bentsen, the vice
>                             presidential candidate on the opposing
>ticket.
>
>                             Bush delivers just the kind of results that
>Lay wants. Candidate
>                             Bush says he will "work with local
>jurisdictions using market-based
>                             solutions and not try to sue our way or
>regulate our way to clean air
>                             and water." He proposes allowing industries
>to voluntarily police
>                             themselves, just like he did for Enron and
>the other polluters in
>                             Texas.
>
>                             Texas has regularly ranked as the most
>environmentally polluted
>                             states in this country for years. According
>to the Environmental
>                             Defense Fund, Texas has the worst record of
>all 50 states in air
>                             pollution, water pollution, overall toxic
>releases, recognized
>                             carcinogens in the air, suspected
>carcinogens in the air,
>                             developmental toxins in the air (affecting
>brain and
>                             nervous-system development in children) and
>cancer risk.
>
>                             While it is true that Texas was the most
>polluted state in the
>                             country before George W. Bush became
>governor, the reason it
>                             has stayed that way is simple: Bush's
>policies have effectively
>                             allowed these industries to continue to
>pollute through a system of
>                             voluntary compliance.
>
>                             Read the fine print
>
>                             Ken Lay and Enron's political beliefs
>overlap with candidate Bush
>                             in other arenas such as education. For
>example on August 20,
>                             2000 the Houston Astros will host a book
>drive at Enron Field to
>                             promote one of George W Bush and Enron's
>favorite charities d
>                             the Reach Out And Read (ROAR) literacy
>program.
>
>                             Launched in 1998, by Laura Welch Bush, the
>governor's wife, the
>                             program calls for physicians and nurse
>practitioners to give free
>                             culturally appropriate books to their
>pre-school age patients at
>                             every checkup. Enron also regularly
>volunteers its employees to
>                             read to children in area clinics and
>conducts book drives. The cost
>                             to Enron for this five year publicity
>program was $400,000.
>
>                             Susan Cooley, the director of Texas ROAR,
>was gushing in her
>                             support for the company, the governor and
>his wife. "I've been a
>                             nurse for 25 years. I don't know anything
>about sponsorship or
>                             advertising. But at Enron they have whole
>departments to do this,
>                             so finding a corporate sponsor has been a
>godsend," she said.
>
>                             However Enron is less than supportive of
>schools that do not
>                             provide similar public relations
>opportunities. And its political
>                             reach goes beyond the governor's mansion.
>Some 20 miles north
>                             of the company's headquarters in Houston
>Enron has effectively
>                             cut approximately $225,000 from the annual
>budget of the Spring
>                             school district, one of Houston's ethnically
>diverse, poorer
>                             suburbs. Spring, Texas, sits on top of
>Bammel Field, a huge
>                             underground salt cave, which Enron uses to
>store large quantities
>                             of natural gas. As the largest business in
>Spring, Enron was
>                             required to pay taxes based on the value of
>its property and
>                             mineral holdings on January 1st of each
>year.
>
>                             But under a special 1989 provision Enron and
>other large
>                             business property owners were allowed to
>choose September 1st
>                             as their tax assessment date, when the
>company has less gas
>                             stored in Bammel field. Enron was able to
>reduce its property
>                             taxes by $15 million in 1990, blowing a hole
>in the school districts
>                             budget, according to Katherine Trumbull, a
>tax accountant with the
>                             school district .
>
>                             The Spring school district went to court to
>challenge the new tax
>                             provision as unconstitutional and won at the
>appeals court level.
>                             Enron appealed this decision to the Texas
>Supreme Court. While
>                             the case was pending Enron's Political
>Action Committee (PAC)
>                             and senior executives contributed heavily to
>the election
>                             campaigns of every Republican judges vying
>for seats (all the
>                             members of the Texas Supreme Court are
>elected and may take
>                             money from contributors for the campaign
>expenses). Enron's
>                             employees and PAC doled out $78,700 between
>the seven of the
>                             winning justices in the 1996 campaign
>including more than
>                             $24,000 from Ken Lay personally. The Supreme
>Court justices
>                             ruled unanimously in Enron's favor on May 6,
>1996, a month after
>                             Lay gave Chief Justice Thomas Phillips
>$5,000 for his campaign.
>
>                             "I have nothing against Enron, after all
>they are our biggest
>                             taxpayer. They can afford to pay for good
>lawyers and lobbyists
>                             and we can't," says Trumbull simply. Enron's
>Palmer had no
>                             comment about the tax lawsuit brought by the
>Spring Independent
>                             School District.
>
>                             Enron's global muscle
>
>                             Enron has also courted Bush's help for its
>business abroad. In
>                             March 1997 Lay wrote a letter to Bush, that
>was subsequently
>                             released to the press under Texas open
>records laws, asking him
>                             to contact every member of the Texas
>delegation to explain how
>                             "export credit agencies of the United States
>are critical to U.S.
>                             developers like Enron, who are pursuing
>international projects in
>                             developing countries."
>
>                             These agencies include the Overseas Private
>Investment
>                             Corporation (OPIC), a federal agency which
>provides political risk
>                             coverage and financial support to United
>States companies
>                             investing abroad d including hundreds of
>millions of dollars for
>                             Enron projects in countries from Brazil to
>India. Unfortunately for
>                             communities in these countries Enron's
>investments have had
>                             devastating impact.
>
>                             In India where Enron received $200 million
>in political risk
>                             insurance for the Dabhol offshore oil and
>gas development project
>                             in 1996, the company has been blamed by both
>Human Rights
>                             Watch as well as Amnesty International, for
>financing local police
>                             brutality.
>
>                             Just before dawn on June 3, 1997, police
>stormed the home of
>                             several women in Veldur, a fishing village
>in western state of
>                             Maharashtra, India. "The policemen forcibly
>opened the door and
>                             dragged me out of the house into the police
>van parked on the
>                             road. (While dragging me) the police kept
>beating me on my back
>                             with batons," says Sugandha Vasudev
>Bhalekar, a 24 year old
>                             housewife who was three months pregnant at
>the time of her
>                             arrest, according to Amnesty International.
>"The humiliation meted
>                             out to the other members of my family was
>similar to the way I was
>                             humiliated... my one and a half year old
>daughter held on to me but
>                             the police kicked her away."
>
>                             The only "crime" committed by these women
>was to lead a
>                             peaceful protest against a massive new Enron
>natural gas plant.
>                             An investigative team from Amnesty
>International found that a
>                             number of the women subsequently sustained
>injuries, including
>                             bruising, abrasions and lacerations on arms
>and legs. Several
>                             hundred other peaceful protestors have been
>arrested and
>                             temporarily detained by Indian police since
>December 1996,
>                             according to the report. Meanwhile, a
>January 1999 investigation
>                             by Human Rights Watch revealed that the
>police were directly on
>                             the Enron payroll.
>
>                             Likewise, Enron has been severely criticized
>for the Cuiab?
>                             Integrated Energy Project in Bolivia and
>Brazil, for which it
>                             received US$200 million in insurance from
>OPIC in 1999.
>
>                             On February 4, 2000 an oil pipeline operated
>by Transredes, a
>                             joint venture between Enron and Shell in the
>Cuiab? Integrated
>                             Energy Project, erupted in the Bolivian
>altiplano and dumped an
>                             estimated 10,000 barrels of refined crude
>oil and gasoline into the
>                             Desaguadero River, which supports indigenous
>communities like
>                             the Uru Moratos. Facing starvation from the
>loss of their life-
>                             sustaining waterfowl and fish, the Uru
>Moratos left their ancestral
>                             lands at the southern shores of Lake Poopo
>in April and marched
>                             85 miles to the city of Oruro to ask for
>government help. TK result...
>
>                             'Mutual self-interest'
>
>                             In January 1999 Enron pitched in $50,000 to
>help pay for Bush's
>                             inaugural bash in Austin, Texas, when he won
>the reelection for
>                             governor. If George W. wins this November,
>it is very likely Ken
>                             Lay will be on hand when Bush is inaugurated
>as the next
>                             president of the United States, hoping that
>in return for Lay's
>                             generous campaign Support, Bush will be
>equally generous in his
>                             support for Enron's businesses at home and
>abroad in the future.
>
>                             Craig McDonald, director of Texans for
>Public Justice, says that
>                             the relationship is bound to pay off. "Those
>two have a mutual
>                             self-interest in being buddies. Bush has
>always delivered on Ken
>                             Lay's political pitches. Enron depends upon
>government policies
>                             to enhance their bottom line in lots of
>ways. The company relies
>                             upon this kind of access to government," he
>recently told an
>                             Associated Press reporter.
>
>                             It is people from the Uru Moratas of Bolivia
>to the school children
>                             of Deer Park and Spring, Texas, who will
>ultimately pay the price
>                             through the continued destruction of their
>communities and
>                             environment.
>
>                             This story was made possible by the
>Corporate Watch Fund
>                             for Investigative Journalism.
>
>--
>Holly A. Senn
>Senior Information Specialist
>MRW & Associates
>1999 Harrison St., Ste. 1440
>Oakland, CA 94612
>p: 510.834.1999
>f: 510.834.0918
>e: has@mrwassoc.com


Please find attached Mariner Energy's latest press release, which was
distributed via PRNewswire yesterday (11/13/01) at 7:33 pm central time.  If
you have any questions or need additional information please contact Mike
Wichterich at (281) 584-5536 or myself.

Thank you.

Kimm Cashiola
Mariner Energy, Inc.
Executive Assistant
to VP Finance & Administration
End User Support Help Desk
kcashiola@mariner-energy.com <mailto:kcashiola@mariner-energy.com>
(281) 584-5571
(281) 584-5690 Fax
 <<Q32001 Results 1st_4.doc>>


Shirley,

Transmission is my 1st choice.

Vince

Shirley Crenshaw
05/01/2001 03:11 PM
To: Vince J Kaminski/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: Re: The Next Transmission Roundtable

Vince:

This will make 3 appointments for 11:30 on the 9th.  #1 - V@R Lunch meeting,
#2 - This is the day that David Hernandez has requested that you have
lunch with him and the Roundtable makes #3.  What do you want to do?

Vince J Kaminski
05/01/2001 02:19 PM
To: Shirley Crenshaw/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: The Next Transmission Roundtable

Please, put on my schedule.

Vince

---------------------- Forwarded by Vince J Kaminski/HOU/ECT on 05/01/2001
02:19 PM ---------------------------

Anita DuPont@ENRON
05/01/2001 12:51 PM
To: Jean.Ryall@enron.com, Bill.Rust@enron.com, Steve.Walton@enron.com,
Ron.Tapscott@enron.com, Sevil.Yaman@enron.com, Vasant.Shanbhogue@enron.com,
Tom.Dutta@enron.com, Walter.Coffer@enron.com, vkamins@enron.com,
Lloyd.Will@enron.com, martin.lin@enron.com, Christi.l.nicolay@enron.com,
George.Hopley@enron.com, fred.mitro@enron.com, Patrick.Hanse@enron.com,
Steve.Olinde@enron.com, Madhup.Kumar@enron.com, robert.kraszewski@enron.com,
jeffrey_wilson@enron.net, john.moore@enron.com, Rmcnamar@enron.com
cc: Lance.cunningham@enron.com, shirley.crenshaw@enron.com
Subject: The Next Transmission Roundtable

The next Transmission Roundtable will be on Wednesday, May 9, 2001, from
11:30 AM to 1:00 PM in EB 49C1.  Please notify me if you CANNOT attend.  I
will send another email soon with the menu we will be serving.  Thanks.  Anita


Toni,
Please let me know if I left anything out.  Thanks for your help.

DG    3-9573


----- Forwarded by Jeff Dasovich/NA/Enron on 01/25/2001 12:47 PM -----

	Scott Govenar <sgovenar@govadv.com>
	01/25/2001 09:50 AM

		 To: Hedy Govenar <hgovenar@govadv.com>, Mike Day <MDay@GMSSR.com>, Bev
Hansen <bhansen@lhom.com>, Jeff Dasovich <jdasovic@enron.com>, Susan J Mara
<smara@enron.com>, Joseph Alamo <JAlamo@enron.com>, Paul Kaufman
<paul.kaufman@enron.com>, David Parquet <David.Parquet@enron.com>, Rick
Johnson <rick.johnson@enron.com>, Marcie Milner <mmilner@enron.com>, Sandra
McCubbin <Sandra.McCubbin@enron.com>, Tim Belden <Tim.Belden@enron.com>, Rick
Shapiro <rshapiro@enron.com>, Jim Steffes <james.d.steffes@enron.com>, Alan
Comnes <acomnes@enron.com>, Chris Calger <ccalger@enron.com>, Mary Hain
<mary.hain@enron.com>, Joe Hartsoe <Joe.Hartsoe@enron.com>, Donna Fulton
<Donna.Fulton@enron.com>, Steven Kean <Steven.J.Kean@enron.com>, Karen Denne
<kdenne@enron.com>, Angela Schwartz <angela.schwartz@enron.com>, Beverly Aden
<beverly.aden@enron.com>, Bill Votaw <bill.votaw@enron.com>, Brenda Barreda
<brenda.bareda@enron.com>, Carol Moffett <carol.moffett@enron.com>, Debora
Whitehead <debora.whitehead@enron.com>, Dennis Benevides
<dennis.benevides@enron.com>, Don Black <don.black@enron.com>, Dorothy
Youngblood <dorothy.youngblood@enron.com>, Douglas Huth
<douglas.huth@enron.com>
		 cc:
		 Subject: Governor Davis names advisors

Attached, please find a press release regarding the following three new
advisors to Governor Davis:

Mike Peevey
David Freeman
Frank Zarb

http://www.governor.ca.gov/state/govsite/gov_htmlprint.jsp?BV_SessionID=@@@@06
21676693.0980447884@@@@&BV_EngineID=ealjllillhgbemfcfkmchcng.0&sFilePath=%2fgo
vsite%2fpress_release%2f2001_01%2f20010124_a01025_zarb_freeman_peevy.html&sTit
le=GOVERNOR+DAVIS+NAMES+THREE+EXPERIENCED+EXECUTIVES+AS+ADVISORS%0a&sCatTitle=
Press+Release&iOID=13101


Dear David,

I'm so glad you asked for an update!

We have indeed had an interesting development regarding the Electricity Bill
since your visit.  You will recall that in AMCHAM's briefing, it was
positively noted that the drafting process of the Electricity Bill had been
transparent and that a draft that would provide a blueprint for the
restructuring of the electricity sector to move toward competitive markets
was attained.  Noone was 100 percent satisfied (probably the mark of a good,
passable bill) but many  agreed to the draft and felt, while not perfect, it
would achieve the desired reform.

We have learned that there are actually two drafts of the Electricity Bill
sponsored by the Ministry of Power.  The first has been developed by NCAER
(NCAER draft) in a very transparent process with seven iterations and
comments from 190 parties.  NCAER was hired as a consultant for this purpose
by the Ministry of Power.  At the time of Draft III, a second draft (MoP
draft) was developed in the Ministry which subsequently incorporated some but
not all of the NCAER draft provisions negotiated in the transparent process.
It was the MoP draft that was sent to the Group of Ministers and has been
worked on by the Ministry of Law.

The draft, however, was never introduced in Parliament.  The industry
discovered the existence of the second MoP draft immediately prior to
Minister Kumaramangalam's hospitalization and lobbied him and Secretary Basu
heavily to introduce the NCAER draft in Parliament or, at a minimum, allow a
transparent commenting process on the MoP draft.

Several parties in the industry have now been given the MoP draft, and
Secretary Basu has said he would entertain comments.  (How widely it has been
distributed is unknown.)  In addition, the death of the Minister, who was a
staunch advocate of reform, and the lack of a named successor, has now left
things somewhat uncertain.

The issues as they now stand are:

The existence of two separate Ministry-sponsored drafts, only one of which
was subjected to a wide sector review process.
The need to use the product of a transparent, commenting process once it has
been formulated.
The fact that the fine-tuned balance of interests and clear blueprint for a
transition to competitive markets achieved by the NCAER draft has been lost
in the MoP draft.  For example, the clear deregulation of price provisions in
the tariff section have been removed so that there is, in the MoP draft, full
regulation of price by the state commissions; however, in the state
commission section, there is a provision that allows the State Commission to
permit access to a consumer class and only determine the wheeling charge
(rather than the wheeling and supply price) for that class when it has so
determined.   Thus, there is  an apparent conflict within the statute
regarding the regulation of commodity priceand uncertainty regarding access
to end users.  (There are many such examples.)

Action Item:  Either support the NCAER draft and send it to the Ministry of
Law for legal fine tuning (Basu mentioned that the "form" of the NCAER draft
was not right), or repeat the iterative, transparent commenting process with
regard to the MoP draft.  hWe recommend supporting the NCAER draft because it
reflects a balance of the multiple sector interests.  It is the first such
document produced through an open process in India and was a process
sponsored by the Ministry -- for that reason alone, the Ministry should
promote and support the NCAER version.

Any assistance you can render on this issue will be greatly appreciated by
many parties in the sector.  Let us know how it goes.

Sincerely,
Jane Wilson

---------------------- Forwarded by Jane Wilson/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT on
09/09/2000 07:51 PM ---------------------------

"Pumphrey, David" <David.Pumphrey@hq.doe.gov> on 09/09/2000 03:36:09 AM
To: "'sanjay.bhatnagar@enron.com'" <sanjay.bhatnagar@enron.com>,
"'jane.wilson@enron.com'" <jane.wilson@enron.com>
cc: "Cutler, Thomas" <Thomas.Cutler@hq.doe.gov>

Subject: Electricity Bill Developments

Dear Sanjay and Jane,

I wanted to again thank you for the briefings you provided during my recent
visit to India.  Your analysis of developments in the electricity sector were
very helpful.

As you know we are getting ready for the visit of the Prime Minister next
week.  We have several energy events related to the visit and hope to be able
to complete some of the "homework" that you assigned.  It would be
particularly helpful if you could provide any updates on the status of the
Electricity bill.  I understand that the Council of Ministers had approved it
but I don't know if progress has been made in the Parliament.  Also there was
a report that some aspects of the bill had been changed in the approval
process.  Any updates would be useful for us in preparing for our meetings
with Secretary Basu and the Prime Minister.

Thanks for any help you can provide.

David Pumphrey
Department of Energy


I'll put it on your desk.
---------------------- Forwarded by Kay Mann/Corp/Enron on 01/08/2001 09:05
AM ---------------------------

Brett R Wiggs
01/05/2001 06:25 AM
To: Kay Mann/Corp/Enron@Enron
cc:

Subject: Re: GE Turbine Contracts

Kay:

We have resent to your fax number.  Please let me know if you don't have them
when you get in.  Please send my set of documents to G G Garcia.  She is
located in 3AC2104 and she can forward them to me in Sao Paulo.

Thanks,
Brett

Kay Mann
01/04/2001 12:46 PM
To: Brett R Wiggs/SA/Enron@Enron
cc:
Subject: Re: GE Turbine Contracts

Hi Brett,

We haven't been able to locate it.  Could you resend?

Where should I send your set of docs?

Thanks,

Kay

Brett R Wiggs
01/04/2001 07:52 AM
To: Kay Mann/Corp/Enron@Enron
cc:

Subject: GE Turbine Contracts

Kay:

Were you able to find my faxed signatures?  Do you need originals?  Are you
going to send out a complete set of the final documents?

Thanks,
Brett


request_number:  DS-AC:002
firstname:  Thomas
lastname:  DeBoer
e-mail:  tdeboer@painehamblen.com
exhibit_wp-02-e-:  JCG-01 and JCG-02
page_numbers:
request_text:  Amended Request No.: DS-AC:002

Request: Witnesses: Pamela Lesh, Robert E. Orton, Marilyn G. Showalter and W.
Scott Brattebo, David W. Hoff, Kevin P. O'Meara, Lon L. Peters, Geoffrey H.
Carr, and Marc H. Hellman, respectively
  Exhibit: WP-02-E-JCG-01 and WP-02-JCG-02

 Please disclose and/or produce any and all communications from October 16,
2001 to the present, between any the BPA representatives listed below and any
representative of any other party concerning BPA's rates to be in effect for
BPA's Fiscal Years 2002-2006, the interactions of such rates and customer
contracts, or procedural aspects of these rate proceedings.

 Bob Proctor
 Tim McCoy
 Byrne Lovell
 Byron Keep
 Valerie Lefler
 Jon Wright
 Peter Berger

 For purposes of this Request, "disclose and/or produce" has the meanings
described below.  With respect to oral communications, "disclose and/or
produce" means to describe the time, date, approximate duration, and
substantive content of the communication; the identity and organizational
affiliation of the communicating individuals; whether the communication
occurred in person or by telephone; the location of the communication if in
person; the identity of any witnesses to the communications, including all
individuals in the room if the communication occurred by speakerphone; and
whether the communication was made in the presence of or after coordination
with BPA counsel(if so, identify such counsel).  For purposes of this
Request, you need not "disclose and/or produce" oral communications that
occurred during meetings noticed in compliance with Rate Case Rule 1010.7(d).

 With respect to written communications, the Request includes communications
in any recorded form, whether on paper, electronic (including, without
limitation, e-mails), or whatever form.  For such communications, "disclose
and/or produce" means to provide copies of all non-identical versions of any
written communications and to describe with particularity the circumstances
under  which they were generated or referred to; and to fully "disclose
and/or produce" any oral communications made in connection with the written
communications consistent with the preceding paragraph. For purposes of this
Request, you need not produce papers served on all parties to the rate case
and made part of the official file in the rate case.

response_text:  Avista Corporation (Avista) objects to this Data Request on
the grounds that it:  (i) seeks information that is not relevant; and (ii)
seeks information that is unduly burdensome to produce.  (Rules of Procedure
Governing Rate Hearings, Section 1010.8(b)). Avista further objects to this
Data Request on the grounds that it is in improper form as it does not cite
to specific testimony or indicate the specific use to which the information
sought will be put. (Special Rules of Practice, WP-02-01).  Without waiving
the foregoing objections, Avista responds as follows:

 I am aware of no communications responsive to this Data Request other than
those disclosed in response to DS-AC:001.

The following information is from the web server:
1.  Logon: IUSR_GRANITE
2.  Remote Host:  border.paine-hamblen.com
3.  Remote IP Address:  207.53.155.98
4.  Form URL:
https://secure.bpa.gov/power/secure/psp/ratecase/discovery/wp_02_response.html
5.  Browser Client:  Mozilla/4.7 [en] (Win95; I)


-----Original Message-----
From: 	Winfrey, Christa
Sent:	Wednesday, November 14, 2001 11:59 AM
To:	Tijerina, Shirley; Hogan, Irena D.; Solis, Melissa; Bates, Kimberly; Harvey, Claudette; Black, Tamara Jae; Coleman, Venita; Rode, Tina; Holcombe, Tina ; Clyatt, Julie; Roberts, Chaun; Vuittonet, Laura; Jones, Melissa; Rangel, Ina; Presas, Jessica; Salinas, Michael; Collins, Angie; Finnels-Neal, La Donna; Snow, Dina; Villarreal, Alexandra; Young, Becky; Irvine, Geraldine; Rybarski, Amanda; Choate, Heather; Chapman, Christy; Leigh, Lorie; Zarsky, Lisa; Gordon, D'ann; Butler, Shelly; Noske, Linda J.
Cc:	Shepperd, Tammy R.; Schoppe, Tammie; Brooks, Loretta; Lopez, Susan; Duree, Janelle; Smith, Carli; Belsha, Lorie
Subject:	Additional Move Related Information

A few more important reminders...

Chairs:  Must be labeled for the move---use the wire tags included in your move packets.
Keyboards, mice:  ONLY label non-standard types (i.e. wireless mice/keyboards, special ergonomic keyboards); otherwise, do not label.
Phones:  Do not label these.  New phones will be at your workstations at Enron Center South.
Laptops, cell phones, palm pilots, etc.:  Be sure to remind your groups to take these home.  The move team will not be responsible for moving these over.  However, docking station, cradles, etc. should be labeled.  The move team will move these over and set them up for you.

Thanks again for all your hard work,
Christa
 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Shepperd, Tammy R.
Sent:	Tuesday, November 13, 2001 5:00 PM
To:	Tijerina, Shirley; Hogan, Irena D.; Solis, Melissa; Bates, Kimberly; Harvey, Claudette; Black, Tamara Jae; Coleman, Venita; Rode, Tina; Holcombe, Tina ; Clyatt, Julie; Roberts, Chaun; Vuittonet, Laura; Jones, Melissa; Rangel, Ina; Presas, Jessica; Salinas, Michael; Collins, Angie; Finnels-Neal, La Donna; Snow, Dina; Villarreal, Alexandra; Young, Becky; Irvine, Geraldine; Rybarski, Amanda; Choate, Heather; Chapman, Christy; Leigh, Lorie; Zarsky, Lisa; Gordon, D'ann; Butler, Shelly; Noske, Linda J.
Cc:	Schoppe, Tammie; Brooks, Loretta; Lopez, Susan; Duree, Janelle
Subject:	Move Related Issues

As you all know, our move is scheduled for this weekend.  Hopefully,  you and your groups are all progressing well in your preparations for the move this Friday. Please take the time to read the information contained in this message because most of the information contains reminders or FYI items and will be important to you and your group.  Please forward this to those in your group that may need this information.

?	Voicemail instructions - Please have everyone in your group clear all new voicemail messages by 5:00 PM, Friday, 11/16.  All saved messages, greetings and recorded names will be saved.  If a message is left before cutover the message will be saved, but the message light will not be displayed when you arrive.  As a precautionary meassure please check voice mail upon your arrival Monday morning even if the message light isn't on.

?	Building access - ECS will not be available for general access until Monday morning at 5:00 AM.  Due to the gas and power moves being combined, it is unlikely that the move team will be prepared for the POC's to come in on Sunday to unpack.  (Separate instructions will be generated for those who are needed to test trading applications.)  NOTE: Only those whose names have been approved and submitted to security will be allowed access on Sunday.
o	Monday - 5:00 AM for all employees

?	Security & badges -  All POC team members should be familiar with the routes into ECS as we discussed at our recent move meeting.  Please be sure to share this information with all of the people in your group.  If you need additional copies of the floor plans that have the access routes highlighted, please contact Carli Smith (5-3473). Please stress to everyone to have their badges with them at all times.  No one will be allowed access without their badge.  If anyone tries to access the building from the garage via the skyring and they do not have their badge, they will be sent back through the garage to the street level to walk across the street to the round kiosk in the Enron building lobby to get a guest pass and then proceed back to ECS via the 2nd floor and the skyring.

?	Move team colors - As mentioned at the move meeting, the following is a list of the color designations (vests) for the various teams that will be on the floor when we move in.
o	Red - Move Team
o	Orange - Desktop Support/IT
o	Green - Telephony

?	Newspaper subscriptions - The delivery location for all newspaper subscriptions need to be changed to ECS 05/06.  It is our intention to have all daily newspapers delivered to the mail desk located in the ECS 2nd floor corridor.  It will be the responsibility of the assistants to either pick up the papers for their group or designate someone in their group to pick up the papers.  If your papers continue to be delivered to your old floor of ECN, contact Sunny Rodgers (3-6116).

?	Move boxes -  Please encourage your group to pack and bring no more than about 6 boxes per person.  You may call Facilities (3-6300) if you need to request additional boxes.

?	Move labels -  If you run out of labels or if you are missing any labels, please call Carli Smith (5-3473) to have additional or missing labels printed.

?	Laptops - Important - Please ensure that all cable locks have been removed from all laptop computers by 5:00 PM on Friday.  If any cable locks are left on the computers they will be destroyed by the move team in order to move the computers as scheduled.

.	Bottled water - Every kitchen has an ice machine that also dispenses filtered water.  The large bottles of water (5 gallon) will not be allowed on the floor.  We would also like   to discourage the use of small bottles of water due to limited storage space and the availability of filtered water at several locations.

?	Phone sets - Although most of you are aware of this, we just wanted to remind you that there will be only one phone on each desk - either a turret or an Avaya, but not both.  Do not tag your phones, a new phone will be waiting for each person on their desk in the new building

I hope I have covered some of the outstanding questions or issues you might have, but if I have missed something, please let me know.  Thanks so much for all your help and hard work.


Attached is an article from the San Diego Union-Tribune stating that a good
solution for the power crisis is energy conservation through the use of
real-time meters. By using the real time meters, consumers will have better
knowledge of energy prices and be less likely to use as much power during
peak times, thus bringing demand into line with current supply. Is there a
way for EES or the New Energy Company to take advantage of this type of
opportunity through their energy management products?


The second phase of reconstruction on IH 45 between W. Dallas and Memorial
will begin Saturday, November 11, 2000, all northbound lanes will be closed
at 7 PM.  All northbound traffic will detour to US 59 North to IH-610 Loop.
Two northbound lanes will reopen Monday, November 13, 2000, at 5 AM.

  The Houston Avenue / Memorial Avenue exit and the entrance from Pease,
  St. Joseph's Parkway, and Walker  will be closed until further notice.
Anyone
  typically using these routes must find an alternate route.

The following routes are recommended by the Texas Department of Transportation

New Ramp Chartres at Runnels to IH 10 West

Louisiana North to IH 10 West on ramp

Allen Parkway to Studemont or Waugh to IH 10

West Gray to Montrose North (Studemont) to IH 10

Bagby (W. Dallas) to Montrose North (Studemont) to IH 10

San Jacinto to IH 10 East

North on main to IH 45

Travis to IH 45

The Downtown District is updating it's web site with detailed road closure
maps and suggested alternate routes.  This information is available at
http://www.downtownstreets.com. Please check this site regularly for updates
on street closures.


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 Donyell Marshall , F UTA - Free Agent Updated 12/04/00
 Marshall is suffering from a knee injury and is questionable for Tuesday's
game against the Raptors.  David Benoit will get extended playing time if
Marshall is unable to play.

 Vin Baker , F SEA - The Old School Fools Updated 12/04/00
 Baker sat out Sunday's game against the Warriors due to a knee injury.
Jelani McCoy and Rashard Lewis got extended playing time in his absence.
Look for that to continue until Baker returns.  For now he is listed as
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 Arvydas Sabonis , C POR - Free Agent Updated 12/04/00
 Sabonis missed Sunday's game at Phoenix due to a sore knee.  He has now
missed three games in a row and is questionable for Wednesday's game at
Toronto.  When Sabonis finally returns look for him to come off the bench for
a few games before returning to his job as the starting center.  Dale Davis
will start at the pivot until then.

 Hubert Davis , G DAL - Free Agent Updated 12/04/00
 Davis missed his third straight game Sunday due to a strained groin.
Courtney Alexander replaced him at shooting guard.  Davis is questionable for
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 Steve Nash , G DAL - Free Agent Updated 12/04/00
 Nash sat out Sunday's game against the Lakers because of a bruised calf.
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 Buckner played for the Mavericks Sunday after missing seven straight games
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 Chris Mullin , F GS - Free Agent Updated 12/04/00
 Mullin is still suffering from a sore knee and missed his fifth consecutive
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 Chris Porter , F GS - Free Agent Updated 12/04/00
 With Chris Mullin and Chris Mills sidelined, Porter got the first start of
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and could develop into a surprise Fantasy star in the upcoming weeks.

 Vince Carter , G TOR - Denvers Nuggets Updated 12/04/00
 Carter is listed as day-to-day with a sore left knee, but will accompany the
team on its three-game road trip. Head Coach Lenny Wilkens said that Carter's
availability for the trip won't be determined until Tuesday. It may be a good
idea to sit Carter this week until his return date is a bit more clear.

 Grant Hill , F ORL - The Wave Updated 12/04/00
 The Orlando Sentinel is reporting that Hill is expected to practice with the
team on Monday and may be available to play against the Celtics on Tuesday
night.  If Hill's injured ankle is still tender, however, he will likely wait
until Orlando's West Coast road trip next week before returning. Fantasy
owners who have been waiting for Hill's return should keep him on the bench
until he has been cleared to play by the team.

 Kendall Gill , G NJ - Free Agent Updated 12/04/00
 Gill, who is currently stuck in a horrendous shooting slump, may find
himself either on the bench or being placed on the injured list. Gill has
been bothered by tendinitis in his right knee, which has made him feel like
he is "playing on one leg."  Fantasy owners who were expecting Gill to be
productive should seriously consider benching him until he is healthy enough
to perform at a higher level.

 Fred Hoiberg , G CHI - Free Agent Updated 12/04/00
 Hoiberg is less optimistic that he will be able to play against the
Timberwolves on Tuesday after testing his sore left ankle in a workout on
Saturday.  He is listed as day to day, and hopes to return for Chicago's
weekend road trip through Texas. Hoiberg, like many of his Chicago teammates,
holds very little Fantasy value.

 Elton Brand , F CHI - Denvers Nuggets Updated 12/04/00
 Brand missed practice on Sunday after sustaining a left knee hyperextension
at the end of Friday night's loss to the Knicks. He will have an MRI
performed on Monday and is listed as questionable for Tuesday's game against
Minnesota. Brand leads the Bulls in scoring (18.8 ppg) and rebounding (10.4
rpg), and is one of the top forwards in the world of Fantasy.  Owners may
want to put Brand on their bench this week until the extent of his injury has
been determined.

 Chris Herren , G BOS - Free Agent Updated 12/04/00
 Herren has been placed on the injured list because of his sore shoulder, but
remains optimistic that he can return soon. "I'm going to rest it a bit and
see how it goes," said Herren. If the injury persists, surgery may be his
next option. Herren isn't a very value Fantasy player, so his injury won't
effect most owners.

 Mitch Richmond , G WAS - Denvers Nuggets Updated 12/04/00
 Richmond injured his right knee in Saturday's game against Miami, and didn't
make the trip to Detroit for Sunday's game with the Pistons. He will have an
MRI done on Monday to determine the extent of the injury.  If you have
Richmond on your Fantasy roster, it may be a good idea to keep him on the
bench this week.

 Obinna Ekezie , F WAS - Free Agent Updated 12/04/00
 The Washington Wizards, who traded Ekezie to the Clippers last week, have
picked him up off of waivers. Ekezie, who was released by the Clippers
shortly after the trade, had averaged 1.2 points and 1.4 rebounds in his
first stint with Washington.  He holds no Fantasy value.

 Glenn Robinson , F MIL - The Old School Fools Updated 12/04/00
 Robinson, one of three starters who began the game on the bench for missing
a pregame meeting, scored 24 points as Milwaukee beat the Indiana Pacers
92-80 Sunday. Bucks coach George Karl kept Robinson, fellow forward Jason
Caffey and point guard Sam Cassell out of the starting lineup one day after
criticizing his team for its dismal play in a loss at Atlanta.   Cassell,
Robinson and Caffey were replaced by Lindsey Hunter, Tim Thomas and Jerome
Kersey, respectively.   When Robinson entered the game after watching the
first eight minutes, he missed his first five shots before finding his
touch.

 Charles Oakley , F TOR - Free Agent Updated 12/03/00
 Oakley was suspended for three games without pay and fined $15,000 by the
NBA on Friday for punching Los Angeles Clippers guard Jeff McInnis during the
morning shootaround.   He sat out Friday night's game against the Clippers,
and also will miss games in Utah on Tuesday and Portland on Wednesday.

 Scott Williams , F MIL - Free Agent Updated 12/02/00
 The Milwaukee Bucks activated Williams from the injured list. Williams went
on the injured list November 17 with lower back spasms. He had been starting
at center until his injury but came off the bench Saturday, grabbing four
rebounds in six scoreless minutes of a 101-94 loss to the Atlanta Hawks. To
make room for Williams, the Bucks placed rookie guard Michael Redd on the
injured list.

 Jake Voskuhl , C CHI - Free Agent Updated 12/02/00
 The Chicago Bulls activated Voskuhl on Friday and placed rookie guard A.J.
Guyton on the injured list with a sprained right knee.

 Tom Hammonds , F MIN - Free Agent Updated 12/02/00
 The Minnesota Timberwolves activated Hammonds from the injured list.
Hammonds had been sidelined for the entire season with soreness in both
ankles. To make room for Hammonds, the Timberwolves placed forward Reggie
Slater on the injured list with tendinitis in his right knee.

 Todd MacCulloch , C PHI - Free Agent Updated 12/02/00
 MacCulloch was activated Friday by the Philadelphia 76ers and Pepe Sanchez
was placed on the injured list with bursitis in the left hip.   MacCulloch
was placed on the injured list Nov. 20 with tendinitis in his left ankle.

 Brevin Knight , G CLE - Free Agent Updated 12/02/00
 The Cleveland Cavaliers activated Knight from the injured list Friday. The
point guard had knee surgery Aug. 17. Cleveland also placed guard Michael
Hawkins on the injured list because of a sprained left ankle.

 Bonzi Wells , G POR - Free Agent Updated 12/01/00
 Wells was suspended for Thursday night's game against Dallas and fined
$10,000 by the NBA for intentionally striking and verbally abusing an
official.   He will be back in the lineup for Saturday's game at Houston.

 A.J. Guyton , G CHI - Free Agent Updated 12/01/00
 Guyton sprained his right knee during the first quarter of Thursday night's
game against Chicago. He will undergo an MRI on Friday, and will likely miss
a few games due to the injury. Guyton is of no value in the world of Fantasy.

 Emanual Davis , G SEA - Free Agent Updated 12/01/00
 Interim head coach Nate McMillan has inserted Davis into the starting lineup
at guard in place of Ruben Patterson.  This move was made more to improve the
ballhandling and defense in the backcourt than for offense.  Davis will take
some of the pressure off Gary Payton in running the plays but he won't be of
much help to Fantasy teams.

 Vin Baker , F SEA - The Old School Fools Updated 12/01/00
 New coach Nate McMillan has made numerous roster changes since taking over
as interim head coach one of them has involved Baker.  McMillan has replaced
Baker in the starting lineup with F/C Jelani McCoy.  The move could help to
motivate Baker in the long run.  He seemed fired up against the Lakers
Thursday scoring 20 points and grabbing nine rebounds.  But Baker must still
prove that he can be a consistent producer, put him on your bench until his
Fantasy production becomes more solid.

 Tyronn Lue , G LAL - Free Agent Updated 11/30/00
 The Lakers are considering offers for Lue.  He is currently on injured
reserve but the Sixers and the Magic have shown interest in him.  Lue could
develop into a somewhat valuable Fantasy player on either team where he would
receive extended minutes as a backup.

 Quentin Richardson , G LAC - Free Agent Updated 11/30/00
 With Tyrone Nesby traded to Washington.  Richardson moved into the starting
lineup at shooting guard Wednesday.  He scored 18 points and grabbed eight
rebounds.  Keep an eye on Richardson.  If he continues to perform like this
he will be a nice Fantasy acquisition.

 Samaki Walker , F SA - Free Agent Updated 11/30/00
 Walker has been placed on the injured list due to a sprained left ankle. The
ankle could affect Walker's numbers for awhile when he finally does return.
Although he has been somewhat productive, Walker comes off the bench and is
only valuable in deeper Fantasy leagues.

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