The report named: Power East P/L <http://erv.corp.enron.com/linkFromExcel.asp?report_cd=17&report_name=Power+East+P/L&category_cd=5&category_name=EAST&toc_hide=1&sTV1=5&TV1Exp=Y&current_efct_date=10/18/2001>, published as of 10/18/2001 is now available for viewing on the website.


Attached is the latest draft of LOL and indemnity.

Talk to you next week.

Steve

-----Original Message-----
From: Suzanne.Adams@enron.com [mailto:Suzanne.Adams@enron.com]
Sent: Wednesday, January 17, 2001 11:51 AM
To: Sheila.Tweed@enron.com; Ben.Jacoby@enron.com; Lisa.Bills@enron.com;
Roseann.Engeldorf@enron.com; Scott.Dieball@enron.com;
Stephen.swift@ps.ge.com; Michael.barnas@ps.ge.com;
Kent.shoemaker@ae.ge.com; kay.mann@enron.com; john.schroeder@ps.ge.com
Subject: WEEKLY GE CONFERENCE CALL
Importance: High

THE WEEKLY GE CONFERENCE CALL SCHEDULED FOR TODAY, JANUARY 17, 2001, IS
CANCELLED.

 - WorldHungerMods12-22.doc


You might find Stephanie and ask for a copy. This is a very nifty reference
tool.
---------------------- Forwarded by Kay Mann/Corp/Enron on 02/14/2001 09:00
AM ---------------------------
From: Tana Jones@ECT on 02/13/2001 04:29 PM
To: Kay Mann/Corp/Enron@ENRON
cc:

Subject: Re: Energy & Power Risk Management Glossary

Stephanie Panus has a few extra copies at her Desk.

	Kay Mann@ENRON
	02/13/2001 04:03 PM

		 To: Tana Jones/HOU/ECT@ECT
		 cc:
		 Subject: Energy & Power Risk Management Glossary

Hi Tana,

A little birdie tells me that you  have a supply of the Energy & Power Risk
Management Glossary booklets.  Am I getting close? I've found it to be very
helpful, and I think it would help one of our new lawyers, Carlos Sole.
Could I get a copy for him?  Any other good power references?

Thanks,

Kay


Here's a slight modification.  I added language to refer to demand charge credits in the paragraph summarizing Enron's initial comments.

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Cantrell, Rebecca W.
Sent:	Tuesday, October 23, 2001 7:45 PM
To:	Lawner, Leslie; Tholt, Jane M.
Subject:	RE: draft reply comments in El Paso

I made a few changes.  Please use this version.  Janie, if you are satisfied as it is, please run it by Mike, Barry and Stephanie.  I didn't realize it was due tomorrow until this afternoon (I was operating under the assumption that it was due 10/25 - don't know why!).  I'm not sure we can file it electronically, so it may have to be e-mailed to the D.C. office.  If so, we would need the final copy by 2:00.

Thanks.

 << File: RP00-336-002 ConfReply Drft.doc >>

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Lawner, Leslie
Sent:	Tuesday, October 23, 2001 7:14 PM
To:	Cantrell, Rebecca W.; Tholt, Jane M.
Subject:	draft reply comments in El Paso

Here is the draft.

 << File: RP00-336-002 ConfReply Drft.doc >>


Are we still on for October 15th?
Please let me know if you want me to make any reservations.
My class meets from 5:00-7:30 PM.

Thanks,
Bob

-----Original Message-----
From: Kaminski, Vince J [mailto:Vince.J.Kaminski@ENRON.com]
Sent: Wednesday, September 12, 2001 3:47 PM
To: rbrooks@cba.ua.edu
Cc: vkaminski@aol.com
Subject: FW: FW: A visit and a presentation

Bob,

What about Monday, October 15?

Vince
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> [mailto:IMCEANOTES-VKaminski+40aol+2Ecom+40ENRON@ENRON.com]
> Sent:	Monday, September 10, 2001 10:47 PM
> To:	vkamins@enron.com
> Subject:	Fwd: FW: A visit and a presentation
>
>
>
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> From: "Brooks, Bob" <rbrooks@cba.ua.edu>
> To: "'VKaminski@aol.com'" <VKaminski@aol.com>
> Cc: "Agrawal, Anup" <aagrawal@cba.ua.edu>
> Subject: FW: A visit and a presentation
> Date: Mon, 10 Sep 2001 10:31:17 -0500
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>
> Vince,
>
> Thank  you for your willingness to visit our campus.  I am  teaching
> an  energy risk management class this fall on Monday nights
> from  5:00-7:30 PM.  Any Monday night between now and
> December 3rd would be fine.  There are direct  flights on
> Southwest out of Hobby.  UA is about one hour  from the
> Birmingham airport.
>
> Obviously, we will be paying any expenses.   Please let me
> know  which date would work best for you.
>
> Bob
>
> Robert Brooks, Ph.D., CFA
> SouthTrust Professor of Financial Management
> Department of Finance
> The University  of Alabama
> 200 Alston Hall, Box 870224
> Tuscaloosa, AL  35487
> 205.348.8987 (Phone)
> 205.348.0590 (Fax)
> rbrooks@cba.ua.edu
> Master of Arts in Banking and Finance Web Site
> http://www.cba.ua.edu/ma-finance.html
> <<http://www.cba.ua.edu/ma-finance.html>>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Agrawal, Anup
> Sent:  Monday, September 10, 2001 9:38 AM
> To: Brooks, Bob
> Subject:  FW: A visit and a presentation
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: VKaminski@aol.com  [mailto:VKaminski@aol.com]
> Sent: Saturday, September 08, 2001 8:35  PM
> To: aagrawal@cba.ua.edu
> Cc:  vkamins@enron.com
> Subject: A visit and a  presentation
> Anup,
> I am going through a long list of messages I did not have time to
> respond to
> in the last few weeks. Please, accept my apologies.
> I  shall be very glad to visit your campus and make a presentation.
> Please,
> give me a few dates that would work for you. I shall review my
> schedule next
> week and let you know.
> Vince

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Hello all!

Please order Visual Studio (Visual Basics and C++) for Chonawee Supatgiat
a new Manager with the Research Group.

The information you will need to order this package is as follows:

Co. #:   0011
RC#:   100038
Head of Research
Department:  Vince Kaminski
Name:   Chonawee Supatgiat
Title:   Manager
Location:  EB 1942
Phone:   5-8756

If you need anything else, please let me know.

Thanks and have a great day!

Shirley
3-5290


Looks like our exposure is less than $25,000.  Please call me.

Kay
---------------------- Forwarded by Kay Mann/Corp/Enron on 04/05/2001 10:54
AM ---------------------------

"Keffer, John" <JKeffer@KSLAW.com> on 04/05/2001 10:50:49 AM
To: "C. Kay Mann (E-mail)" <Kay.Mann@enron.com>
cc:

Subject: FW: Delta - HSR Issues

-----Original Message-----
From: Campbell, Carolyn
Sent: Wednesday, April 04, 2001 2:40 PM
To: 'kay.mann@enron.com'
Cc: Keffer, John
Subject: Delta - HSR Issues

Kay:

I just spoke with Bill Blumenthal (our HSR expert).  He and Paul Hastings'
HSR expert have traded voice mails exchanging information, but have not yet
spoken.  Bill says that Delta is apparently relying on the "ordinary course"
exemption, which may be fine if all the LLC wants to do is hold turbines for
re-sale.  If the LLC works on development of a power plant, the analysis
would be different.  In any event, Bill agrees that the only safe thing to
do is provide now for the possible requirement to file later.

Prior to speaking with Bill, I also spoke with Greg Lang.  He agrees that we
should provide now for the possible requirement to file later.  He again
asserted that since this is "Enron's structure," Enron should agree to bear
50% of any filing fee.

Steve Thome indicated earlier today that Enron may be willing to bear half
of the filing fee.  Under current regulations, the filing fee will be $45k
if, at the time the put/call is exercised, the assets have a fair market
value of $50-100 million, and the filing fee will be $125k if, at the time
the put/call is exercised, the assets of the LLC have a fair market value of
$100-500 million.

Please let me know whether to advise Greg that Enron will accept
responsibility for half the filing fee.  Thank you.

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

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> >
> >
> >There's an old couple, both in their 80's, on a
> >sentimental holiday back to the place where they first
> >met.   They're sitting in a pub when he says to her
> >"Do you remember the first time we had sex together,
> >over fifty years ago? We went behind the bar.  You
> >leaned against the fence and I made love to you from
> >behind."
> >
> > "Yes, she say, "I remember it well."
> >
> >"OK," he says, "How about taking a stroll round there
> >again and we can do it for old times sake?"
> >
> >"Ooh Henry, you devil, that sounds like a good idea",
> >she answers.
> >
> >There's a man sitting at the next table listening to
> >all this, having a chuckle to himself.  He thinks,
> >"I've got to see this, two old timers having sex
> >against a fence.  So he follows them.
> >
> >They walk haltingly along, leaning on each other for
> >support, aided by walking sticks.  Finally they get to
> >the back of the bar and make their way to the fence.
> >The old lady lifts her skirt, takes her knickers down
> >and the old man drops his trousers.  She turns around
> >and as she hangs on to the fence, the old man moves
> >in.  Suddenly they erupt into the most furious sex the
> >watching man has ever seen.  They are bucking and
> >jumping like eighteen-year-olds.  This goes on for
> >about forty minutes.
> >
> >She's yelling "Ohhh God!" He's hanging on to her hips
> >for dear life.  This is the most athletic sex
> >imaginable.  Finally, they both collapse panting on
> >the ground.  The guy watching is amazed.  He thinks he
> >has learned something about life that he didn't know.
> >
> >After about half an hour of lying on the ground
> >recovering, the old couple struggle to their feet and
> >put their clothes back on.  The guy, still watching
> >thinks, 'That is amazing, he was going like a train.
> >I've got to ask him what his secret is.'
> >
> >As the couple pass, the guy says to them, "That was
> >something else, you must have been shagging for about
> >forty minutes.  How do you manage it?  Is there some
> >sort of secret?"
> >
> >"No, there's no secret", the old man says, "except
> >fifty years ago that fucking fence wasn't electric."
>


Hi Guys,

Delta has asked when the LOC can be issued for the final payment.  We have
every expectation that payment will be made on May 2nd, and we will know for
sure by later today.  Would it be possible to have the LOC by Tuesday?

Thanks,

Kay


So?
---------------------- Forwarded by Kay Mann/Corp/Enron on 11/17/2000 08:10
AM ---------------------------

"Keffer, John" <JKeffer@KSLAW.com> on 11/16/2000 05:10:37 PM
To: "Smith, Reggie" <RSmith@KSLAW.com>, "Mann, C. Kay" <Kay.Mann@enron.com>,
"'tkruse@bracepatt.com'" <tkruse@bracepatt.com>, "Treistman, Carlos"
<CTreistman@KSLAW.com>, "Dimitroff, Sashe" <SDimitroff@KSLAW.com>
cc:

Subject:

It's time to renew the season tickets for the Astros.  There are 81 home
games next season and the cost for the four seats is $9,628, or $118.86 per
game.  The location of the seats is as last year.

Let me know how many games you're in for.  I'll need checks payable to the
Houston Astros by December 15.

Thanks!

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What do you think?  OK with me, although I think I'm supposed to leave for
South America on Sunday evening (gone 5 days or so - this is the trip that
has been postponed twice already so I won't be surprised if it is delayed
again).
---------------------- Forwarded by Mark Taylor/HOU/ECT on 04/10/2000 04:55
PM ---------------------------

"Cutler, Marc" <Marc_Cutler@bmc.com> on 04/10/2000 03:05:47 PM
To: "Ron Bateman (E-mail)" <ron_bateman@gensler.com>, "Wallace Bennett
(E-mail)" <WDBennett@equiva.com>, "Bobby Carmack (E-mail)" <RCC515@aol.com>,
"Jeff Clarkson (E-mail)" <jclark02@coair.com>, "Ken Council (E-mail)"
<Kenneth.Council@equistarchem.com>, "Mike Gibbons (E-mail)"
<mg4960@ypsmail.swbyps.com>, "Edwynna Graham (E-mail)"
<egraham@bofasecurities.com>, "Danny Holland (E-mail)"
<Danny.Holland@EngageEnergy.com>, "Paul Iademarco (E-mail)"
<paul.a.iademarco1@jsc.nasa.gov>, "Judy Tamayo (E-mail 2)"
<Judith.A.Tamayo@BankofAmerica.com>, "Mark Taylor (E-mail)"
<mark.taylor@enron.com>, "Doodeheefver, Kelli" <Kelli_Doodeheefver@BMC.COM>,
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cc:
Subject: ? Question

G & I were discussing having a Sunday afternoon cocktail party next Sunday
(Palm Sunday, April 16).  Considering it is kind of last minute, and it is
Palm Sunday weekend, we wanted to take a quick poll:

Question:
If we planned a gathering between 2pm-5pm on Sunday would you be able to
attend.

Thanks for your help.

MRC


This looks fine.

	Elizabeth Sager
	05/10/2001 10:20 AM

		 To: Richard B Sanders/HOU/ECT@ECT
		 cc:
		 Subject: PG&E Standstill

per my vm


NEW DIALING INSTRUCTIONS

To:          All Enron Houston Users

Subject:   New Dialing Instructions

Ref:   Tie Line Access Code Changes - Enron Houston Users

Just a reminder, the access codes for remote locations were modified within the Enron Building phone system.  The modifications will affect users as follows:

1.        We have changed the first digit dialed when accessing the Tie Lines from 7 to 8.  This change will only affect Enron Building users.
2.        The second and third digits of the London, Calgary, Omaha, and Portland tie lines have also changed.  This change will affect all users.  All other digits of existing dial strings will remain the same.  For your reference, a list of the new dial strings is identified in the table below.

REVISED DIAL STRINGS FOR ENRON TIE LINE NETWORK
Users must dial 8 digits to call via Tie Lines

Enron Location	Old String	New String
Beijing	7 810 XXXX	8 810 XXXX
Buenos Aires	7 900 XXXX	8 900 XXXX
Calgary	7 403 XXXX	8 283 XXXX
Caracas	7 58 XXXXX	8 58 XXXXX
Chicago	7 220 XXXX	8 220 XXXX
Dahbol India	7 812 XXXX	8 812 XXXX
Hinsdale	7 235 XXXX	8 235 XXXX
London	7 830 XXXXX	8 44 XXXXX
Monterey	7 152 2XXX	8 152 2XXX
New York	7 212 XXXX	8 212 XXXX
New York Metals	7 211 XXXX	8 211 XXXX
Omaha	7 87 XXXX	8 287 XXXX
Portland	7 834 XXXX	8 234 XXXX
Rio De Janiero	7 920 XXXX	8 920 XXXX
Sao Paulo	7 910 XXXX	8 910 XXXX
Sydney	7 800 XXXX	8 800 XXXX
Tokyo	7 860 XXXX	8 860 XXXX
Toronto	7 285 XXXX	8 285 XXXX
Washington DC (Future)	N/A	8 245 XXXX

* X represents an extension number


Sounds good!!

Dominic Gioffre
4603 Weldin Road
Wilmington DE 19803
302-764-8259
302-764-6961

Thanks Again,

I will make it up to you.  Do you have any cavities??

Mike

From: Benjamin.Rogers@enron.com
To: dgioffre@hotmail.com
Subject: Re:
Date: Thu, 23 Mar 2000 10:47:04 -0600

Mike:
My Dad has the tickets and is going to keep them with him.  He doesn't want
them to get lost in the mail.  We are staying in Cincinatti and are driving
over Sat and Monday for the games.  The best thing to do is meet at a
certain gate # or the "will call window".  I will call your Dad next week
and set things up on a meeting place before the game.  Leave me your Dad's
home number so I can call him next week.  These guys are going to have a
great time that weekend.  Talk to you soon.
Ben
Home #: 713-355-8738
Work #: 713-853-7998

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Wouldn't it be nice to not have a fire drill at the end? At least we will be
ready.

I'm can't wait to see what their lenders will come up with.  Ben's hoping it
will fall through and he can sell these again, I think.

Kay

"Reuter, Marisa" <MReuter@KSLAW.com> on 05/25/2001 08:12:49 AM
To: "'Kay.Mann@enron.com'" <Kay.Mann@enron.com>
cc: "Keffer, John" <JKeffer@KSLAW.com>

Subject: RE: NorthWestern

Great.  I will focus on the closing checklist to ensure that all of ENA's
closing deliveries are in order well before closing.

MIR

-----Original Message-----
From: Kay.Mann@enron.com [mailto:Kay.Mann@enron.com]
Sent: Thursday, May 24, 2001 6:24 PM
To: Reuter, Marisa
Cc: Keffer, John
Subject: RE: NorthWestern

Thanks.

Did I tell you that I spoke with GE about the assignment, and their initial
response was very positive.

NorthWestern is predicting closing in July.

Kay

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Why do all of you lazy f*cks fail to  follow
the directions below? What I am referring  to
is making a trade. The directions were as  follows:

1.) to make an add/drop (trade) transaction, click  on the "Owners" tab
on the league homepage (found up top next to Live  Chat), page down
to the bottom of the page and send a broadcast email to ALL team  members
announcing your  intentions. I will implement the trade(s) on the Tuesday  following
the Monday night game. The transaction deadline is Friday 5:00 PM for the  weekend
games. If I receive the email timestamped  before then, I will make the trade for
the upcoming weekend. IF there is a Thursday night  game, Thursday 5:00 PM
is the deadline for THE WEEKEND. At any time  after the deadline if a transaction
is submitted, it will apply to the following  weekend. Also, there will be NO limit on
the amount of transactions, feel free to contribute  as much as you wish.

The next jackass that submits for a  trade transaction and does NOT braodcast
it to everybody in the league will be  ignored. Gill and Farley, take note.


Hedging for coal and oil price risk.


Sara,

I have already had a brief discussion with Tana on some of the points below &
would appreciate your feedback and clarification on some specific issues.

We are currently looking at ability of Enron to rehypothecate securities
(principally T-bills) received as collateral.

Clearly the ability to rehypothecate securities that we hold can provide
significant benefits. The free up of funds that are being used to post cash
collateral to counterparties increases our B/S liquidity & reduces the total
cost of borrowing associated with posting cash.

We are reviewing the use rehypothecation of all securities posting for all
counterparties. Clement is in the process of executing a domestic custody
agreement with Chase Manhatten Bank which will facilitate rehypothecation.

More specifically we are looking at the ability to rehypothecate collateral
related to the most recent Mahonia pre-pay structure (very similar to Alberta
pre-pay).
The collateral arrangement within Mahonia provides for back to back transfer
of collateral right through the structure. This results in a net zero cash
position if all parties post cash. However if Enron receives securities (from
Chase) that we cannot reassign (to Mahonia - an SPE), the cash collateral
calls we are seeing are in the region of $600mm (approx. $42mm/yr in interest
expense to Enron).

In the past Chase have interchangeably used securities & cash. They are
currently posting cash, however they intend to post securities going forward
for this specific deal.

The most pressing issues going forward:
Does the existing Chase ISDA permit rehypothecation of securities. We are
looking at this. If it does not, then we will need to negotiate an amendment
to the credit support annex.
Accounting treatment - there are issues around the accounting treatment for
rehypothecation under the Mahonia transaction, principally relating to the
acceptability of the same securities posted by Chase being posted  to Mahonia
SPE (Chase equity in SPE), thus linking all the swaps & potentially bringing
the pre-pay back on B/S.
We need to justify that we can rehypothecate Chase securities posted within
the structure. AA's key point is that linkage occurs as the securities posted
are most likely to be registered to Chase &  these are then posted back to
Mahonia SPE with Chase equity.

Our case to support the use of Chase securities within the Mahonia pre-pay
structure relates to:
T-bills are highly liquid instruments & effectively cash equivalent
Securities posted by banks are typically registered to a street name ie a
brokerage house (ie not registered to Chase), if there is no physical
delivery. We are verifying that this is the case with the securities posted
by Chase.
Market standard contractual terms permit use of these posted securities

Re the last point, I have looked at our the standard ISDA credit support
annexe para. 6 (c) relating to Use of Posted Collateral, section (i). It
appears to say that regardless of a default occurring, the Secured Party
(Enron) has the right to "sell, pledge, rehypothecate, assign, invest, use,
commingle or otherwise dipose of, or otherwise use in its business any Posted
Collateral it holds............." Please confirm that that I have not
misinterpreted this or missed out relevant exclusions
- Cris, this standard ISDA language should further support our case to AA?.

In addition, I would like to clarify ownership & title to securities that are
rehypothecated in the event of default if a) Enron receives securities that
are then rehypothecated & Enron defaults b) the third party receiving
rehypothecated securities defaults

We are aiming to have the Domestic Custody Agreement executed within the next
10 days, & we would like to be in a position to assign securities posted to
us shortly thereafter for the Mahonia deal.

Outside of the Mahonia transaction, there is currently an additional $65mm
approx. in securities being posted to us by our counterparties. Going forward
we will:
Establish who are the counterparties where we have existing collateral
agreements that permit rehypotheaction of securities.
If we are receiving securities from CP where we are not permitted to
rehypothecate, we intend to amend the ISDA.

I would very much appreciate you response on use of posted collateral &
ownership & title to securities in the event of default.

Many thanks,

Soma


Yes, Harold Powell is providing the clothes for the show.  Beverly Scott,
with Harold Powell, is coordinating and commentating.  She offered to call
all the girls to set times for them to come in and choose outfits.  I was
planning to do that as a go-between, but when she offered to coordinate that
I decided to take her up on it.  She just moved her daughter back to Baylor,
so she was to begin calling the girls on Monday this week (I had given her a
list of names and numbers).  I talked with Linda Smithey this morning and she
had not heard from Beverly yet, either, so I am concerned that she hasn't
called everyone on the list.  I took Meagan in on Monday night to choose
outfits, and Beverly had some great ideas on music, commentary, etc., so I
know that she is working on it.  Just a little more slowly than I would
like!

I have a call in to her to see if I need to take some time from work today
and make calls.  Why don't you call Beverly directly today and just
coordinate a time for Jenny to go by.  Her number at work is 281-444-0751.

Beverly Gibson <bgibson50606@yahoo.com> on 08/23/2000 10:31:41 AM
To: Sally Beck <sally.beck@enron.com>
cc:
Subject: fashion show

Sally:

Are you still planning on using Harold Powell for the
Fashion Show?  If so, when should the girls go to
choose something?  We are in a time bind this weekend
because my older daughter is moving back to UT.

Please let me know if you need any help.

Beverly Gibson
(281) 893-3718

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Great--looks like a good start at working through this project.  I've got a
couple of thoughts, questions, etc. that I'd like to discuss with you all
before we get back to Tino with any kind of preliminary response:

1.  What is our pulse on a project that ramps up slowly to full utilization?
This deal will not be 100% subscribed for several years (optimistically) as
it is designed to gain market share from a combination of market growth and
bypass of existing GCNM customers (and new power generation load, but that
part of Tino's story needs more thinking).  The rates on the attached
spreadsheet would provide full cost recovery only after the project is fully
subscribed, right?  We need to think about the economics of this thing in
terms of deferring and recovering in the out years the revenue shortfalls in
the early years.  Has GPG ever done deals like that?

2.  On the GCNM discounting issue, it seems we need at least three data
points to understand our risks:
   a.  What do GCNM's current discounts look like?
 b.  How much more aggressively could GCNM discount in the future if they had
to to avoid bypass?   (i.e., are there regulatory or political constraints on
increased discounts?)
 c.   Will the big industrial loads stick with the low cost provider if GCNM
tries to undercut the project, or will they be willing to pay a little more
just to assure that a new pipeline gets built into their backyard?

3.  Assuming we don't have the risk appetite to get in on a project like
this, how do we positiion ourselves to be the preferred upstream pipeline for
Langley's project?  I assume that if neither TW nor El Paso partner with
Langley he'll interconnect with both.  Do we already have or can we create
any kind of competitive advantage under that scenario?

4.  Is the right of way that Langley has negotiated really all that
valuable?  From Lorraine's memo, it seems that the issue of which route is
best is half baked at best.  If that's all Dennis brings to the table (not
counting his big bag of $$$$), does a deal with him really make sense?

I'm sure there are a lot of other issues we need to discuss, but these are
the first that come to mind.  Please give me a call when you get together to
discuss this as I'd like to be involved in how we respond to Tino and
Dennis.  Thanks. DF

Lorraine Lindberg
01/10/2000 04:46 PM
To: Steven Harris/ET&S/Enron@ENRON, Drew Fossum/ET&S/Enron@ENRON
cc: Kevin Hyatt/ET&S/Enron@Enron

Subject: Albuquerque Project Bullets

1. The initial study of the Albuquerque project brought to Transwestern by
Dennis Langley has been completed.

2.  Facility Planning provided Level A (+/- 30%) cost estimates for 3
separate routes.  (Two of which were brought to us by Langley, the third;
Facility Planning identified as being a shorter, cheaper route.)

3. Economic Analysis was run on the three options.  The attached spreadsheet
details project rates and costs.

4. Current PNM tariff transmission rates indicate higher rates than potential
Albuquerque project rates.  We know that PNM discounts (deeply when necessary
to keep a customer from leaving its system), but we don't know
definitively.   We continue to research current discounted rates.

5. The initial take on the feasibility of this project is good enough to
forge ahead.

Please call me if you have any questions and as to our plan to respond to
Tino.  Thanks.

Lorraine


Kimberly;

This is to confirm Mr. Lavorato's  attendance as a VP PRC Committee observer to the following meeting:

?	EES VP PRC on 12 July  beginning at 8:00 am (location TBD)

EES HR will provide you with additional details on the location of this  meeting.  Please don't hesitate to contact me if you have any questions.

Regards,

Gina


Are there any more revisions for the Power Books. We are going to put together a list of all books to date with all revisions sent to us as of yesterday.  Once this is put together, we will send to each of you to ensure complete accuracy, therefore, any revisions that we may have should be caught on the list following later today.  Again, let me know of any other revisions we may have.  Thanks.

John


I volunteered to be a guinea pig.
---------------------- Forwarded by Kay Mann/Corp/Enron on 10/05/2000 10:22
AM ---------------------------

Michelle Cash@ECT
10/05/2000 10:18 AM
To: Dejoun Windless/Corp/Enron@ENRON
cc: Cheryl Lipshutz/HOU/ECT@ECT, Kay Mann/Corp/Enron@Enron

Subject: Click at Home Pilot

Hi, I have two more volunteers for the second Click at Home Pilot.  I told
them that it might be full already, but here they are, just in case:  Kay
Mann and Cheryl Lipshutz.  Thanks.  Michelle


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HL with Conoco let us know that the Zia plant will be down for maintenance Monday 28th for approximately 10 days.  They
plan to route some of the gas to the Maljamar plant.  I told them they would have to stay within TW tarrif specs of 7# of water.
They will watch it.

DS


Susan,

The NG-PRICE-PRC book will now be calculated using two post ids.  Therefore,
we need an additional RisktRAC book id for the Price book so that we can
capture both post ids.  Please set up an NG-PRICE2-PRC book with the same
attributes as the NG-PRICE-PRC book.  The new books needs to be added to the
AGG-GAS, AGG-GASIII and AGG-GASIV portfolios.  In AGGIII and IV, please set
up a separate portfolio for the new book.  The new portfolio should be named
M_Maggi.

If you have any questions, give me a call.
Thanks,
Robin


-----Original Message-----
From: 	Lundstrom, Bruce
Sent:	Tuesday, June 12, 2001 1:14 PM
To:	Derrick Jr., James; Haedicke, Mark E.; Walls Jr., Rob
Cc:	Rogers, Rex
Subject:	Dabhol -- A Brief Legal Update

Gentlemen -

A few updates:

The second Bombay High Court hearing was held today.  The court asked DPC to go away for a week and try to continue discussions with MSEB.  The parties are to return to the court in a week for another hearing.  We are not entirely sure why the court made this request -- it has nothing to do with the MERC jurisdiction issue before the court.  One possible positive interpretation:  The court feels the need to generate some positive publicity ("I tried to encourage a positive outcome") before ruling in our favor on the jurisdiction issue.  But, again, the court's motives are not clear.

We still don't know if some or all of the lenders will try to cure the construction contract defaults this week.  I would expect that we would receive formal termination letters over the weekend from the contractors if the contractors are not paid in full this week.

Some of you are aware that DPC's relationship with its Indian outside counsel has recently shown some strain.  That strain did not affect the quality of DPC's representation at the Bombay High Court hearing.  However, I'm also pretty sure that the strain has not been permanently "fixed" and that further efforts will be required in this regard.  Gail Brownfeld and Jim McCartney are helping DPC with these issues.

Bruce


I think there should be a Master Swap Agreement in place between ECT and EI.
I suggest you check in Lotus Notes but I'm pretty sure Lisa did one about a
year ago.

mark

Yao Apasu
01/26/99 09:05 PM
To: Heather J Mitchell AT ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@CCMAIL @ ENRON
cc: Alan B Aronowitz/HOU/ECT@ECT, Mark - ECT Legal Taylor/HOU/ECT@ECT
Subject: Re: Umbrella agreements between EI and ECT

Hi Heather,
There is no umbrella agreement between EI and ECT at present. We will need
(i) an ISDA Master Agreement  and (ii) depending on the risk assessment of
the transaction by ECT's Credit Group and the benefit allocation of such
transaction, a risk allocation/assumption agreement, in each case, between
the parties. I have left a message for Tanya Rohauer of the Credit Group and
will keep you posted.

Yao


Francisco,

You should have gotten my email back to Justin.

 We have two sets of online customers coming thru, one set that originates
from Houston Credit and one set originates from London Credit.  We are
responsible for responding for Houston Credit based customers, and London
Legal for London based customers.

A side issue to all of this is how we gather legal advice on trading around
the world.  We don't want to duplicate efforts and costs by having both
Houston and London Legal Departments requesting separate advice.  Our office
is responsible for legal advice in the Americas and Southeast Asia, while
London leads the efforts in Europe .  After we each receive advice we provide
copies and communicate to each other the advice received.  Even though we
both receive the same legal advice, sometimes we don't always agree on the
approach in a particular country, and at the end of the day, each Legal Dept.
is responsible for their own clients.

As far as the advice on Mexico, Chile and Argentina, as I told Justin, the
advice I have received from the Houston lawyers is that although we can
transact financial products in these countries, we have certain legal risks
in doing so, and we need to do corporate due diligence to check their
appropriate corporate documents to see if they are allowed to do these, and
further, most of these counterparties have not filed consents to service of
process here in the U.S., which we require in order to trade with us.  Since
what these counterparties usually want to trade are physical products, we
don't waste our time doing the due diligence at this point.  If a
counterparty really wanted to trade financial we would spend the time
resolving those issues.

As you become the responsible lawyer, first in Mexico, and maybe in the rest
of South America, you may have a different opinion on these issues and we can
certainly change our policies at any time.  All of the above is just what my
current direction is from our lawyers.

	Francisco Pinto Leite@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT
	01/25/2001 08:34 AM

		 To: Tana Jones@ECT
		 cc:
		 Subject: Re: Femsa Empaques, S.A. de C.V.

I can answer this but my only question is whether we also "control" the
process when the Enron entity is a UK entity?

FPL
---------------------- Forwarded by Francisco Pinto Leite/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT
on 01/25/2001 08:42 AM ---------------------------
From: Lara Fields@ECT on 01/25/2001 08:46 AM GMT
To: Francisco Pinto Leite/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT
cc: Justin Boyd/LON/ECT@ECT, Tana Jones/HOU/ECT@ECT, Enron London - EOL
Product Control Group/LON/ECT@ECT

Subject: Re: Femsa Empaques, S.A. de C.V.

Hi Francisco

Just so that I can inform the rest of my team and the marketing people - why
is it that we require Masters with Mexican counterparties and not with
counterparties from other countries?  Would it make any difference if the
Enron Entity was in the UK like Enron Metals Limited rather than US?

Does this apply for offline trading as well?

Regards,
Lara

To: Justin Boyd@ECT
cc: Lara Fields@ECT, Tana Jones@ECT

Subject: Femsa Empaques, S.A. de C.V.

Justin:

 I am the "new" lawyer in charge of our financial trading operations in
Mexico.

I am told that we do not trade financial with any Mexican counterparty
without going through our normal due diligence process.  At the end of the
day we need a Master in place with any Mexican counterparty with whom we
trade (financial) online or otherwise.  I checked and we do not have a Master
in place with this counterparty.

FPL


Just a reminder I will be out of the office tomorrow, Wednesday the 25th.  I
am also planning on being out of the office on November 7th.  Please reach me
early today if you need anything by tomorrow.  I will be back in the office
early on Thursday.


Sounds good to me. I'll give you a call Monday morning
then.

DJ

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On Wall Street, people are talking about Enron.  At Enron, we're talking
about people...our people.  You are the driving force behind every success
that our company has experienced, including our high-performing stock price,
which surpassed the $50 mark only a few days ago. You made it happen!

To show our appreciation for your hard work and commitment to Enron,s
continued success, eligible regular full-time and regular part-time employees
who were on the payroll of a wholly-owned Enron company at Dec. 31, 1999 will
receive 50 Enron stock options.  A special stock option award certificate and
a copy of the stock plan will be sent to you in the next few weeks.

About the stock options grant:
The grant was effective Jan. 18, 2000, therefore, the option grant price is
$55.50.
Options will have a seven-year term, which means you must exercise these
options before seven years have passed.
Options will vest 25 percent on Feb. 28, 2000 and 25 percent each subsequent
January 18th thereafter until fully vested, as long as you are an employee of
Enron.  This means you may exercise 25 percent of these options as early as
Feb. 28.
This grant is made in accordance with the terms and provisions of the Enron
Corp. Stock Plans and the award documents, which you will receive in the
coming weeks.

Due to varying international restrictions and legalities, Enron employees in
certain international locations will receive some other form of recognition.
Your local management and human resources representative will communicate
further details.

Visit home.enron.com for additional information.  There you can access a list
of frequently asked questions regarding stock options.  And you can view a
special message from Ken Lay.  To access the special message, you must have
IP-TV and a sound card. If you are not able to view Ken,s message, a
transcript is available.  If you encounter any technical difficulties, please
contact your PC Help Desk.

To help celebrate this occasion Plaza Java located in the Enron Building will
offer 50-cent Coffee of the Day and 50-cent Krispy Kreme donuts today only,
while quantities last.

Again, thank you for all you do to make Enron a successful global energy and
broadband services company and a great place to work.


This is the form which needs to be cleaned up.  I may have a cleaned up
version.  I'll check.

Kay
---------------------- Forwarded by Kay Mann/Corp/Enron on 04/05/2001 04:46
PM ---------------------------

Karen E Jones@ECT
04/02/2001 11:52 AM
To: Kay Mann/Corp/Enron@ENRON
cc:

Subject: Re: GE consent

Here you go.  It's pretty specific to the Pastoria contract, but has been
blessed by Mike Barnas (subject, of course, to GE getting what they want on a
guaranty!!!  grrrr).

Kay Mann@ENRON
04/02/2001 08:20 AM
To: Karen E Jones/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: GE consent

Hi Karen,

Could I get a copy of whatever the latest version is of the GE consent for
Pastoria?  We have a potential deal coming up to move some frames out of
TurboPark, so I would like to see the current state-of-the-are version.

Thanks,

Kay


The report named: NG - PROPT P/L <http://trv.corp.enron.com/linkFromExcel.asp?report_cd=11&report_name=NG+-+PROPT+P/L&category_cd=5&category_name=FINANCIAL&toc_hide=1&sTV1=5&TV1Exp=Y&current_efct_date=11/20/2001>, published as of 11/20/2001 is now available for viewing on the website.


Haas NewsWire
September 11, 2000

**Please submit all event and seminar announcements at least three weeks in
advance.**

CONTENTS

New Students Get Settled and Get Started
The Next New Thing: New Course Offerings at Haas
Haas Ranks #2 in Survey of Best Business Schools for Hispanic Students
Leading Edge Conference Brings the New Economy to Haas
Haas Conference Examines Crises and Opportunities in California Housing
Market
The Second of Four New Faculty Profiles: Jacob Sagi
Faculty News: Funding for Health Care Studies at Haas
Alumni News: Regina Jacobs Pulls Out of the Olympics
Haas in the News
Happening at Haas
Haas Celebrations

NEW STUDENTS GET SETTLED AND GET STARTED
 New students admitted to the Haas School have had a couple of weeks to get
acclimated, find a good, cheap place for lunch, and get their class schedules
set. As usual, the school has admitted statistically stellar classes in all
four programs, but the numbers don't tell the whole story.

The professional accomplishments of this year's new MBA class are wide
ranging. There is a student who is a baker and a juggler, one who holds a
Ph.D. in pharmacology, and another who was the second-place champion at the
US Junior National Judo Competition.? The 241 class members have an average
of 5.6 years of work experience, slightly more experience than previous
classes. The median GMAT was 690. There are 31% women and 31% international
students in the class, which makes the class more diverse than those at most
other business schools.

It is the nature of the Evening MBA program to attract a diverse group of
professionals, and this year is no exception. Among the 112 consultants,
engineers, and managers admitted to this year's class, there is a student who
has founded a major biotech firm, another who is a practicing physician, and
one who builds and retrofits bridges for CalTrans. In the Evening MBA
program, 70% of the class is multilingual, with 22% of the class speaking
four languages. The median GMAT score was 690 and they average 7.1 years of
post-university work experience.

The Haas Ph.D. program enrolled a small group of 21 highly qualified
candidates. This year more than a third of the new students are women and 41%
are international students.? Their average GMAT score is 720.

The Ph.D. program and the Institute of Management, Innovation & Organization
(IMIO) awarded their first multi-year Sasakawa Fellowship this year. The
award went to Geoff Edwards, an incoming doctoral student in Business and
Public Policy. Edward's research interests include antitrust economics and
firm behavior and strategy.

As one of the most popular undergraduate majors on campus, the Haas
Undergraduate program always attracts the cream of the crop of continuing Cal
and incoming transfer students.? This year 100% of the 207 admitted students
have enrolled at Haas. The average GPA of the admitted Cal students was
3.62.? Dan Himelstein, director of the Undergraduate Program, says of the new
class, "They are anxious to make the most of everything the Haas School has
to offer."

THE NEXT NEW THING: NEW COURSE OFFERINGS AT HAAS
 Every semester the Haas School offers new courses both to reflect changing
business needs and to explore new ways of thinking. Last year the list of new
courses was dominated by a plethora of e-commerce offerings; so far this
year's new courses are more varied. Of course the new and existing Internet
related courses are still very popular.?  One of the new courses this fall is
part of a broader new partnership between the Haas School and Boalt School of
Law. "Law and Strategy of E-Commerce," taught by Pablo Spiller (Haas) and
Robert Merges (Boalt), brings top CEOs and intellectual property lawyers to
campus to share their knowledge with both business and law students. The
course covers the legal and non-market environment of e-commerce. It provides
an introduction to the economics and law of intellectual property and applies
them directly to established and emerging e-business strategies.  The other
new courses offered this fall are:

"The Transformational Effects of e-Business" taught at the Darden Business
School and transmitted to Haas (the first class in the Haas-Darden-Michigan
partnership).
"Contemporary Philanthropy" taught by Fran Van Loo
"The Entrepreneurial Cycle" (a student-initiated course)
"Social Venture Entrepreneurship" (also  student-initiated)
"Economics of Information" taught by Yale Braunstein (an existing SIMS
course, being offered to Haas and Engineering students for the first time as
part of the MOT program)
"Managing in the Internet Age" taught by Suzanne Stout
"Implementing Mergers, Acquisitions, and Joint Ventures in the Internet
Economy" taught by Gary McBride
"E-Commerce In Supply Chain Management" taught by Dorit Hochbaum

HAAS RANKS #2 IN SURVEY OF BEST BUSINESS SCHOOLS FOR HISPANIC STUDENTS
 Haas ranked #2 in Hispanic Business Magazine's survey of business schools
that was published in the September issue.

The ranking was based on the following factors: the number of Hispanic
students enrolled, the percentage of full-time Hispanic faculty, the
availability of special Hispanic student recruitment programs and student
services, retention of Hispanic students, and reputation of the institution
based on this year's US News & World Report.

Top 10 Business Schools for Hispanic Students (from Hispanic Business
Magazine) 1. University of Rochester, William Simon Graduate School of
Business Administration 2. University of California at Berkeley, Haas School
of Business 3. University of Texas at Austin, McCombs School of Business 4.
Stanford University, Business School 5. University of California at Los
Angeles, The Anderson School 6. University of Southern California, Marshall
School of Business  7. St. Mary's University of San Antonio, School of
Business and Administration 8. Georgetown University, McDonough School of
Business 9. Carnegie Mellon University, Graduate School of Industrial
Administration 10. University of New Mexico, The Anderson Graduate School of
Management

For the full story, go to
http://www.hispanicbusiness.com/news/newsbyid.asp?id=1401.

LEADING EDGE CONFERENCE BRINGS THE NEW ECONOMY TO HAAS
 Staying on the leading edge takes work and the group of MBA students who
organized the third annual Leading Edge conference have definitely done their
homework. The roster of keynote speakers includes Jim Clark, founder of
Netscape, Healtheon/ WebMD, and MyCFO, Inc.; David Ditzel,CEO, Transmeta
Corporation; and George Shaheen, President and CEO of Webvan Group.

The Leading Edge is a student-run technology conference that provides a forum
for technology leaders to present how their businesses are reshaping the
technology and broader business communities. It is also an opportunity for
these professionals to engage in a dialogue with Haas students, alumni, and
attendees.

Over the two days of the conference, attendees will have a choice of
participation in 13 panels led by representatives from Ariba, Ask Jeeves,
Cisco Systems, Commerce One, Healtheon/WebMD, Jupiter Communications,
Loudcloud, Napster, Nortel Networks, Omnisky, Red Herring Communications,
Shockwave.com, WebTV, and Yahoo! Topics will range from the future of online
education to varying qualities of venture capital.

The conference kicks off on Friday night with a keynote address by Shaheen
and a networking reception, followed by a Product Fair. On Saturday, events
start bright and early with registration and breakfast at 8:00 a.m. Clark and
Ditzel will both give addresses on Saturday.

Tickets to the conference will be available during the conference
registration window, which will run from September 13 at 12:00 p.m. through
September 18 at 5:00 p.m.? The first step to getting a ticket is to submit an
online request for a ticket for Friday, Saturday or both days of the
conference. Tickets to attend on Friday are $10 and tickets for Saturday are
$50. Then, once the ticketing window is closed, the organizers will conduct a
random lottery to determine the actual ticket distribution.

For more information, visit the conference web site at
http://www.theleadingedge.org/2000/index.html.

HAAS CONFERENCE EXAMINES CRISES AND OPPORTUNITIES IN CALIFORNIA HOUSING MARKET
 The recent upsurge in California housing prices has created new challenges
for families in both the middle and lower income brackets trying to find
housing, for employers trying to attract and retain employees, and for policy
makers trying to expand transportation infrastructures. The Berkeley Program
on Housing and Urban Policy Conference will discuss these housing and urban
policy issues at its Second Annual Research Conference on Monday, September
18, at the Haas School's Arthur Andersen Auditorium.

California State Treasurer Philip Angelides will address prospects for
affordable housing finance in California in his keynote address. Speakers
from development, government, and nonprofit sectors will debate which
policies and actions will improve the delivery of housing in the state.
Special emphasis will be placed on issues of smart housing investment in
urban areas, the impacts of welfare reform on needy families, and the
programmatic experiences with HOME, the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, and
other federal subsidies.

"This annual conference honors the memory of Don Terner, a pioneer in
providing affordable housing. He was a major force in improving housing
opportunities for all citizens," said John Quigley, who holds the I. Donald
Terner Distinguished Professorship shared by the Haas School and the College
of Environmental Design. Quigley directs the Berkeley Program on Housing and
Urban Policy.

The Haas School, the College of Environmental Design, and the Goldman School
of Public Policy sponsor the daylong conference. While the event is sold out,
those interested in the agenda of the conference can visit the web site at
http://urbanpolicy.berkeley.edu for further information.

THE SECOND OF FOUR NEW FACULTY PROFILES: JACOB SAGI
 Jacob Sagi, a newly appointed assistant professor in the Finance Group,
joined the Haas School from RPOptions, Ltd., a consulting firm creating risk
management and forecasting models in Vancouver, B.C. He is a founder and was
principal at the firm.? Sagi holds Ph.D.s in both physics and finance from
the University of British Columbia. His research interests include
theoretical asset pricing and real options.

This semester Sagi is teaching "Investments" and "Introduction to Theoretical
Finance." His office hours are Monday, 11:00 to 12:30 in F608. He can be
reached at 642-3422 or via e-mail at sagi@haas.berkeley.edu.

FACULTY NEWS: FUNDING FOR HEALTH CARE STUDIES AT HAAS
 Paul Gertler, professor at the Haas School and the School of Public Health
and faculty director for the Graduate Program in Health Management, and
Kristi Raube, adjunct professor and executive director of the Graduate
Program in Health Management, have received funding for three new research
initiatives.

The California HealthCare Foundation gave $192,271 to support a study on
financing healthcare for the poor, to be conducted by Raube, Gertler, and
Severin Borenstein, the E.T. Grether Professor in Public Policy and Business
Administration, over the next 18 months.

For a separate study, Gertler received a $300,000 grant from the California
HealthCare Foundation to study issues of provider solvency in California.
Provider solvency has become a major issue in the state, due to a series of
medical provider bankruptcies in the past year.

Raube also received $29,821 in funding for a 6-month study of pharmaceutical
management practices among safety net providers in California from the
California Program on Access to Care.

ALUMNI NEWS: REGINA JACOBS PULLS OUT OF THE OLYMPICS
 Haas alumna Regina Jacobs, MBA 92, announced this week that she is unable to
compete in the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney due to a viral infection in her
lungs. Jacobs won both the 1,500 and 5,000 meter events at the Olympic
Trials, but had been planning to compete only in the 1,500. Jacobs is still
planning on traveling to Sydney to support her team mates.

HAAS IN THE NEWS
 Fran Van Loo, associate professor in the Business & Public Policy Group and
the Economic Analysis & Policy Group and Chair of the Public and Nonprofit
Management Program, was quoted in The New York Times on September 10 in
"Private Sector: Sharing a Recipe for Philanthropy."? The article mentioned
the "Contemporary Philanthropy" course and Paul Newman's visit to Haas.

Van Loo was quoted in the Oakland Tribune on September 8 in an article on
Paul Newman's visit to the Haas School. In "Paul Newman Tells Nouveau Riche
how to Properly Give it Away," Van Loo commented on the difficulties of
modern philanthropy. Nick Sturiale, MBA 00, was also quoted.

Van Loo was also on the front page of the San Francisco Chronicle on
September 7, in "At Berkeley, Charity Begins in the Classroom," an article on
the course in "Contemporary Philanthropy" that is being offered at Haas this
fall. Paul Newman's philanthropy through the "Newman's Own" brand and his
appearance at Haas were also mentioned. The article mentions Haas alumni Kim
Fisher, MBA 94, founder of AudioBasket, and James Cook, MBA 99, who works at
Newman's Painted Turtle Camp in Malibu. One of the class participants, Rachel
Martin, MBA 01, is also mentioned.

Van Loo was interviewed by the BBC for a piece that aired in early September.

KRON-Channel 4 aired an interview with Van Loo and tape of Paul Newman's
appearance at Haas on September 7.? The video can be found at:
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/kron/archive/2000/09/07/newman
.DTL

David Aaker, professor emeritus of Marketing, was interviewed on Market Place
on September 6 on the branding and marketing issues that Firestone will face
due to their recall of defective tires.

Pete Sealey, adjunct professor in the Haas Marketing Group and co-director of
the Center for Marketing and Technology was quoted in The New York Times on
September 4, on Microsoft's new game console that will hit the markets in the
fall of 2001.

Paul Newman's appearance at the Haas School was announced in the San Jose
Mercury News on September 4. Read the full article at
http://www.mercurycenter.com/premium/business/docs/startup04.htm.

Carl Shapiro, the Transamerica Professor of Business Strategy at Haas,
director, Institute of? Business and Economics Research (IBER), and professor
in the Department of Economics, wrote a Comment and Analysis piece for the
Financial Times on September 6. "Trusting the Antitrust Police" was about the
importance of antitrust regulation in the high-technology market. The full
story can be found at
http://news.ft.com/ft/gx.cgi/ftc?pagename=View&c=Article&cid=FT3M286XRCC&live=
true&useoverridetemplate=IXLZHNNP94C.

Nate Kraft, MBA 02, is the Haas School correspondent for the MBA Journals
section of the Business Week web site.? His first entry is can be found at
http://www.businessweek.com/bschools/mbajournal/00kraft/1.htm

Dean Laura Tyson was quoted in The New York Times on August 30 in an article
on the Graduate School of Management at Simmons College, the only all-woman
MBA program in the world. Tyson commented on the increased opportunities for
women since the 70s.

Gary McBride, executive director for the Center for Financial Reporting and
Management, wrote a piece for the September 2000 issue of California CPA.
"Wake Up ABA: CPA-Attorney Partnerships Are Coming" was a call for the
American Bar Association to change its rules regarding multidisciplinary
practices with non-lawyers.

The Financial Times also featured Van Loo's "Contemporary Philanthropy course
in an article on August 28. "Avenue of the Americas: It's harder than it
Looks" can be found at
http://news.ft.com/ft/gx.cgi/ftc?pagename=View&c=Article&cid=FT3DJOMFGCC&=true
.

Severin Borenstein, the E.T. Grether Professor in Public Policy and Business
Administration and director of the University of California Energy Institute,
was interviewed on National Public Radio's Morning Edition on August 28 on
natural gas prices. Borenstein commented that the rise in the price of
natural gas has driven up electricity prices in California.

HAPPENING AT HAAS
 FISHER CENTER FOR THE STRATEGIC USE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SEMINAR
Estimating Electricity Use Associated with the Internet: A cautionary tale
Jonathan Koomey, Ph.D., Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Tuesday,
September 12, 2000 3:00-5:00 p.m. C330, Cheit Hall

FINANCE SEMINAR  "An Econometric Model of the Yield Curve with Macroeconomic
Jump Effects" by Monika Piazzesi UCLA. Thursday, September 14, 2000  4:15 to
5:45 p.m. Room C110, Cheit Hall.  For more information, contact June Wong at
june@haas.berkeley.edu or www.haas.berkeley.edu/finance

FINANCE SEMINAR  "Capital Structure Decision in Small and Large Firms: A Life
Cycle Theory of Financing" by Zsuzsanna Fluck, New York University. Thursday,
September 21, 2000 4:15 to 5:45 p.m.  Room C110, Cheit Hall.  For more
information, contact June Wong june@haas.berkeley.edu or
www.haas.berkeley.edu/finance

HAAS CELEBRATIONS
 Births Laura Pliska gave birth to Iliana Artemisia Pliska-Bloch at 6:28 a.m.
on Thursday, September 7, 2000. Iliana is strong and healthy at 7lbs. 13oz.
and 20 inches long.

 Xiao-Jun Zhang and his wife, Sharon, are delighted to announce the birth of
Jasmine Zhang on Monday, September 4, 2000, at 2:21 p.m. She weighed seven
pounds, eight ounces and is doing fine.

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----- Forwarded by Jeff Dasovich/NA/Enron on 01/26/2001 01:04 PM -----

	Jeff Dasovich
	Sent by: Jeff Dasovich
	01/26/2001 12:45 PM

		 To: skean@enron.com, Richard Shapiro/NA/Enron@Enron, mpalmer@enron.com,
Karen Denne/Corp/Enron@ENRON, James D Steffes/NA/Enron@Enron, Joe
Hartsoe/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Sarah Novosel/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Mary
Hain/HOU/ECT@ECT, Paul Kaufman/PDX/ECT@ECT, Sandra McCubbin/NA/Enron@Enron,
Susan J Mara/NA/Enron@ENRON, Alan Comnes/PDX/ECT@ECT, Tim Belden/HOU/ECT@ECT
		 cc:
		 Subject: UC Economists (and others) Step Out a Bit in California

One of the things that came out of the meeting I was at on Saturday with the
UC economists (including Tyson and Yellen) was a "manifesto" that they
published today (I'll have the final to distribute soon).  They're having a
press conference in about 10 minutes at Berkeley.  In anticipation, they're
quoted in a story in today's LA Times (that features Greenspan's comments)
and they focus their quotes on the need to raise rates.  Most of these folks
in the group, lamentably, earn their living by consulting for incumbents, but
there message here should be helpful, and there are a few "right-minded"
economists in the bunch.  (I managed to get Dr. Michaels in the group, who
was a great voice of reason in the debate over what to say in the manifesto.)
 It wasn't appropriate for me to play a visible role in the design of the
manifesto, though I attempted to offer some behind the scenes suggestions.

Jeff
----- Forwarded by Jeff Dasovich/NA/Enron on 01/26/2001 12:41 PM -----

	"James L. Sweeney" <jim.sweeney@stanford.edu>
	01/26/2001 11:52 AM

		 To: Pablo Spiller <spiller@haas.berkeley.edu>, John_Chandley@LECG.com, David
Teece <teece@haas.berkeley.edu>
		 cc: tyson@haas.berkeley.edu, tom_campbell@law.stanford.edu,
shmuel@euler.berkeley.edu, willrichm@aol.com, george_barker@LECG.com,
cdanner@wilkandassociates.com, gilbert@econ.berkeley.edu,
yellen@haas.berkeley.edu, scott_harvey@LECG.com,
jscadding@wilkandassociates.com, mwilk@wilkandassociates.com,
phillip_mcleod@LECG.com, berk@haas.berkeley.edu, john_chandley@LECG.com,
jdasovic@enron.com, lfried@uclink.berkeley.edu, william_hogan@harvard.edu,
rmichaels@fullerton.edu, borenste@haas.berkeley.edu,
richard.rumelt@anderson.ucla.edu, rschmidt@LECG.com,
pverleger@compuserve.com, pjoskow@mit.edu, joseph.mullinix@ucop.edu,
mcfadden@econ.berkeley.edu, steven@stoft.com, peter.gosselin@latimes.com
		 Subject: Re: FINAL VERSION

It seems this is already getting press.  Click on the following to see the
Los Angeles Times story.  Fortunately the LA Times did not focus on any of
the issues we are debating here.

http://www.latimes.com/business/reports/power/

Jim Sweeney

At 04:19 AM 1/26/2001, Pablo Spiller wrote:
>colleagues:
>
>we are less than 2 hrs short of the press conference.  i just got to the
>computer and saw all these e-mails. i will suggest we take our local nobel
>prize winner's suggestion and go, for the time being, as is.  we simply do
>not have the time to incorporate changes without violating the need for
>consensus.  We will release the manifesto at 11am PST, at the press
>conference that is going to take place here at haas.  Those of you from the
>east coast, feel free to release it at any time.  Those in the west coast,
>i would suggest that we do not release it until 11am, but feel free to talk
>to whoever you want about it.
>
>The version of the manifesto that is going to be released is the version
>that we sent yesterday afternoon incorporating the excellent comments by
>paul.  also is the version that includes the list of endorsees as of the
time.
>
>if you haven't received the copy, please let me know.
>
>thanks.
>
>pablo
>
>
>
>At 11:54 AM 1/26/01 -0500, John_Chandley@LECG.com wrote:
> >
> >1.  Is the document out?  Or are we still making changes?
> >
> >2.  Is the "embargo" over?
> >
> >3.  When can we get the final, final, final for further distribution?
> >
> >John
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >David Teece <teece@Haas.Berkeley.EDU> on 01/25/2001 05:54:00 PM
> >
> >To:   tyson@haas.berkeley.edu, tom_campbell@law.stanford.edu,
> >      shmuel@euler.berkeley.edu, willrichm@aol.com, george_barker@lecg.com,
> >      cdanner@wilkandassociates.com, gilbert@econ.berkeley.edu,
> >      yellen@haas.berkeley.edu, scott_harvey@lecg.com,
> >      jscadding@wilkandassociates.com, spiller@haas.berkeley.edu,
> >      mwilk@wilkandassociates.com, phillip_mcleod@lecg.com,
> >      berk@haas.berkeley.edu, john_chandley@lecg.com, jdasovic@enron.com,
> >      lfried@uclink.berkeley.edu, william_hogan@harvard.edu,
> >      rmichaels@fullerton.edu, borenste@haas.berkeley.edu,
> >      richard.rumelt@anderson.ucla.edu, rschmidt@lecg.com,
> >      pverleger@compuserve.com, pjoskow@mit.edu, jim.sweeney@stanford.edu,
> >      joseph.mullinix@ucop.edu, mcfadden@econ.berkeley.edu,
> >      steven@stoft.com, jim.sweeney@stanford.edu
> >cc:   peter.gosselin@latimes.com
> >
> >Subject:  FINAL VERSION
> >
> >
> >Dear Colleagues,
> >
> >Here is the FINAL version of the manifesto.  This version includes some
> >additions and deletions to bring on Paul Joskow and Janet Yellen, and
> >hopefully Severin Borenstein as well.  Also attached is a list of
> >endorsements Pablo and I have secured.  If you are not on the list and wish
> >to be added, please let us know.
> >
> >Critically, let us know if you wish to be removed.  We are picking up new
> >endorse by the hour and will release by 9:00 am (PST) tomorrow.
> >
> >
> >David Teece and Pablo Spiller
> >
> >
> >(See attached file: Manifesto DJT 1-25-01.doc)
> >(See attached file: endorsee list 12501.doc)
> >======================================
> >David J. Teece, Director
> >Institute of Management, Innovation and Organization
> >F402 Haas School of Business #1930
> >University of California, Berkeley
> >Berkeley, CA  94720-1930
> >Phone:  (510) 642-1075
> >Fax:  (510) 642-2826
> >http://haas.berkeley.edu/~imio
> >======================================
> >
> >
> >
> >

James L. Sweeney, Stanford University
Department of Management Science and Engineering
Terman Engineering Center, Room 323   Stanford, CA 94305-4026
Voice:  650-723-2847;  Fax: 650-723-1614;   Home Voice or Fax:  650-322-9835


Hunter,

Here is the list for Gas Fundamentals and a note about each person:

1. Dipak Agarwalla - essential to the group for modeling and statistics
2. Biliana Pehlivanova - would put her in charge of supply
3. Jozef Lieskovsky - would put him in charge of consumption
4. Adam Bayer - ops reports expertise/desk fundamentals
5. Vladi Pimenov - would put him in charge of desk fundamentals
6. Denver Plachy - hardest worker in fundamentals to date - would work on supply
7. Justin O'Malley - best resource on ops reports - he was in the group when they were built
8. Patrick Tucker - met with him briefly twice - would have him work with the supply/consumption teams
9. Brian Falik - best resource on economic research
10. Bart Burk - helped Dipak build the power stack models
11. Virawan Yawapongsiri - has not expressed interest in coming back to fundamentals
12. Jeremy Buss - limited exposure to fundamentals - I have trouble moving him up the list due my experience with the names above
13. Brent Dornier - introduced to him once - I have trouble moving him up the list due to my experience with the names above

Let me know if you wish to discuss.

Chris