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February 24, 2002

QUOTE OF THE DAY

"The last four years for me have been about that one moment
coming into the finish when I heard the Americans roar and
saw kids' faces painted red, white and blue. That's when I
felt the pride of being an American in an American
Olympics."

PICABO STREET,skier.

NATIONAL

Crematory Owners' Family Asks Why

Relatives of the Georgia crematory owners who dumped hundreds of corpses over the years are at a loss for explanations.

Army Says Powder Found at Post Has Tested Negative for Anthrax

An spokesman said a suspicious package found at the U.S. Army Reserve Command headquarters did not contain anthrax.

Arrest in Burglary at Federal Office

The authorities arrested a woman after a burglary at a Federal Highway Administration office that houses sensitive information about Hoover Dam.

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INTERNATIONAL

New Clues Suggest Bin Laden Is Alive on Afghan Border

Administration officials say they have indications that Osama bin Laden is alive and still moving around on the border between Afghanistan and Pakistan.

Desperation Drives a Zimbabwean Exodus South

With elections looming, thousands of voters are quietly fleeing a nation that is increasingly   beset by hunger and violence.

Ten Years After Bribery Scandal, Italy Still Counts the Cost

Italy is split on whether investigators went too far  or not nearly far enough  in pursuing public officials accused of corruption.

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BUSINESS

Enriched by Working Class, Wal-Mart Eyes BMW Crowd

Wal-Mart, which became the nation's biggest company by stressing low prices, is setting its sights on affluent shoppers.

Contracts So Complex They Imperil the System

As sophisticated derivatives evolve and proliferate, subtle risks emerge that threaten the financial system  risks that are impossible to quantify, sometimes even to identify.

The Genome Is Mapped. Now He Wants Profit.

Tony L.White is now acting president of Celera, and he is on a mission to transform it from a vendor of genetic information to a pharmaceutical company.

MORE BUSINESS NEWS

TECHNOLOGY

Web Site Helped Change Farm Policy

An environmental group used the web to turn farm subsidies into an issue of equity.

A Future for High-Speed Rail?

The future of high-speed rail projects in the United States is murky thanks to the the fiscal and political turmoil currently enveloping Amtrak.

HP Eyes Small Investors to Seal Compaq Deal

Individual investors will be a critical in deciding the fate of the proposed merger of Hewlett-Packard and Compaq.

MORE TECHNOLOGY NEWS

POLITICS

Bush Proposing to Shift Burden of Toxic Cleanups to Taxpayers

The Bush administration has decided to designate fewer Superfund sites and to shift the bulk of cleanup costs from industry to taxpayers.

Governors Want Congress to Ease Welfare's Work Rule

The nation's governors are now urging Congress to let states relax work requirements for some people on welfare.

Web Site Helped Change Farm Policy

An environmental group used the web to turn farm subsidies into an issue of equity.

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SPORTS

Riveting Sport and an Angry Backlash

These Olympics were fun, safe and telegenic, but what began in unity is ending with a vehement anti-American fervor.

Lilly Waits for Chance in Starting Rotation

Ted Lilly, 26, looks and acts the part of an established major league pitcher, but he is still waiting to be one of the Yankees' starters.

Camby Will Watch Against Lakers

Marcus Camby came off crutches and planned to attend the Knicks' game against the Los Angeles Lakers.

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ARTS

Six Decades Later, Still the Great American Musical

Trevor Nunn's new production makes clear that "Oklahoma!" has endured for reasons far beyond its simple story.

A Hollywood Maverick, but Also a Broadway Baby

With "Fortune's Fool," the filmmaker Arthur Penn resumes his love affair with the stage.

Pulling Out of the Garage for a Visit to Brooklyn

The Wooster Group ventures beyond the Performing Garage, its home theater in lower Manhattan, and finds more room at St. Ann's Warehouse in the  Dumbo district of  Brooklyn.

MORE ARTS NEWS

NY REGION

Teenager Held in Killings of Six People

The authorities have charged a 16-year-old from Camden County, N.J., with killing six people and wounding a seventh.

Motorcycle Exposition Explodes Into a Deadly Fight Between Rival Bike Gangs

At least one man was killed and 10 others wounded when a motorcycle exposition erupted into a battle between the Hell's Angels and the rival Pagans, police say.

McGreevey's Port Nominee Faces Two-Party Scrutiny

Gov. James E. McGreevey has moved to appoint allies to agencies, at times seeming oblivious to fellow Democrats.

MORE NY REGION NEWS

OP-ED

Coyote Rummy

By MAUREEN DOWD

I want the secretary of defense to tell the Pentagon to kick its addiction to fiction.

A Traveler to Saudi Arabia

By THOMAS L. FRIEDMAN

After Sept. 11, Saudis got a raw taste of what many outsiders thought of their country.

Credit and Credibility

By LAWRENCE WHITE

The Big Three rating agencies should have been in a position to blow the whistle early about Enron's true condition.

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The stock turned around rapidly, and rebounded back above $5 when the company announced its year end audited results.   The stock continues trading over 1 million shares per day, which is historically unprecedented. The volume needs to quiet in order to identify a true support level for the stock. In the interim, based on historical trading patterns, that the next massive volume surge will take the stock above the $6 level. Members who chose to take profits when the stock traded above our target price of $5.60 should look to re-enter.   Another bear assault on the stock might be just such an opportunity. If the stock drops dramatically again as the result of another smear campaign we will get the word out as quickly as possible.   In the interim, shareholders should be heartened by September quarterly financial results, which are as follows:   Consolidated revenues were $5.5 million, up from $4.5 million last year (up 22%). Consolidated gross profits were $1 million, up from $.70 million last year (up 43%). Consolidated EBITDA profits were $.6 million, up from $.1 million last year (up 500%). Consolidated profits were $.40 million, up from a loss of $.1 last year. Earnings Per Share were $.05, up from a loss of $.07 last year. all figures in Canadian Dollars  Improved financial results were attributed to revenue flow from the newly formed Oil and Gas Division, combined with increasing business at the Engineering and Offshore Division. The company's decision to take massive voluntary write downs of assets last year also positions the company for increasing profits going forward. Click Here  to read the entire news release on their quarterly results.   The September quarterly financial performance is outstanding and should serve to reassure long term shareholders that management is performing. 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While there is some risk of a slight pullback in this stock as a result of year end tax selling, we believe now is the time for bargain basement shoppers. The company is gaining the momentum we thought they would have before the recession, and as business turns up there is no telling where this company could go. If you want to own a $.35 stock that has a good chance of going back to $1, here's your opportunity.   Charts Provided Courtesy Of TradePortal.com    The OTC Journal is a proud partner of the SwingWire.com Online Investment Community . A next generation Online Analyst Exchange providing Members the ability to search, review, track and monitor some of the Internet's best Online CAs (CyberAnalysts). Members have the opportunity to potentially achieve higher returns by viewing top performing portfolios and receiving real-time alerts from favorite CAs.    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Likewise, this newsletter is owned by MarketByte, LLC.  To the degrees enumerated herein,  this newsletter should not be regarded as an independent publication.   Click Here  to view our compensation on every company we have ever covered, or visit the following web address:  http://www.otcjournal.com/disclaimer.html  for our full profiles and http://www.otcjournal.com/trading-alerts/disclaimer.html  for Trading Alerts.   MarketByte LLC has been paid the following fee by XML Global for a year of representation: $100,000 cash, 60,000 shares of free trading stock, 60,000 shares of restricted stock, and 60,000 options exercisable at $2. The 60,000 shares of free trading stock have been contributed by a third party on behalf of the company. MarketByte LLC has been paid a fee of 125,000 shares of free trading stock of Energy Power Systems Limited for representing the company for one year. The fee has been paid by Fieldston Traders LTD acting on behalf of the company. 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Ed,

I sent a message to Louise Kitchen who runs the EnronOnline effort.
She should be getting back to you shortly.

Vince

ekrapels <ekrapels@esaibos.com> on 01/18/2000 12:00:12 PM
To: Vince J Kaminski/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: Risk report on "Guide to Electricxity Hedging" and Request for Gu
est Access to Enrononline

Dear Vince,

Greetings from Boston, where we're doing all we can to help keep the price
of gas high.

As I may have told you earlier, I'm writing a "Guide to Electricity Hedging"
for Risk Publications similar to the report on Oil. I had planned to write a
significant section on Enrononline, and in the midst of my research on the
topic was denied access by Enron's gatekeeper. Can you help get me in?

As always, the best from here.

Ed Krapels

-----Original Message-----
From: Donna Greif [mailto:dcorrig@ect.enron.com]
Sent: Tuesday, January 18, 2000 12:37 PM
To: ekrapels@esaibos.com
Subject: Request for Guest Access

Dear Mr. Krapels:

Thank you for requesting guest access to EnronOnLine.  Unfortunately, we are
unable to give you quest access at this time.
EnronOnLine is exclusively for those companies who can transact wholesale
energy
commodities and related products.

In addition, you had indicated within the comments section of your email
that
you are preparing a "Guide to Electricity Hedging"
for Risk Publications.  I have forwarded your inquiry to our Public
Relations
Department along with your contact information.

Should you not hear back from anyone within a reasonable amount of time,
please
feel free to contact our Call Center at
713 853-HELP (4357).

Sincerely,

Donna Corrigan Greif
EnronOnline Help Desk
713/853-9517

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----- Forwarded by David M Gagliardi/TTG/HouInd on 09/18/01 08:08 AM -----

                    "Gagliardi,
                    Michael"             To:     "'dgagliardi@reliantenergy.com'" <dgagliardi@reliantenergy.com>,
                    <mgagliardi@un        "'david.ricks@spotplus.com'" <david.ricks@spotplus.com>,
                    ocal.com>             "'tony.a.rogers@fritolay.com'" <tony.a.rogers@fritolay.com>
                                         cc:
                    09/18/01 07:18       Subject:     FW: True Orange E-Mail/Fax #93
                    AM

> -----Original Message-----
> From:         TruOrange@aol.com [SMTP:TruOrange@aol.com]
> Sent:         Monday, September 17, 2001 10:18 PM
> To:           TruOrange@aol.com
> Subject:           True Orange E-Mail/Fax #93
>
> True Orange E-Mail/Fax Service
> Volume 9, E-Mail/Fax #93, Monday, September 17, 2001
> Jerry Scarbrough's True Orange, P. O. Box 26530, Austin, Texas 78755 -
> Phone
> 512-795-8536
>
> Horns Favored Over Cougars by 30; Tech Game Set for 6 p.m. on Fox TV
>
> The Longhorns are 30-point favorites over the Houston Cougars for their 8

> p.m. game Saturday in Houston, but UT coach Mack Brown said Monday he
> anticipates a close game.
> Brown said the Cougars' only game, a  21-14 loss to Rice, is misleading
> because the Owls have their best defense in years. He said the Longhorns
> will
> need to be  ready to play all out.
> He also said sophomore Ivan Williams will be the starting tailback and he

> said freshman Cedric Benson also will see early action at tailback. "Ivan

> deserves a chance to be the first one out there," Brown said. "He has
> played
> well for us this season."
> Brown said the Cougars will be the first of three straight all-out
passing
>
> teams the Horns will face this season. Texas' next game is the one
against
>
> Texas Tech and then comes the big Dallas shootout with defending national

> champion Oklahoma.
> The Texas-Texas Tech game in Austin September 29 has been set for a  6
> p.m.
> kickoff and will be nationally televised on Fox Sports Net.  The game
> already
> is a sellout.
> * * * *
> One of the Longhorns' prize football commitments, DT Earl Anderson of San

> Marcos, has been suspended from the team for two games after he and a
> teammate - QB Jerry Montemayer - were arrested outside an Eckerd's Drug
> Store in San Marcos and charged with conspiring with two young female
> Eckerd
> cashiers to leave the store with merchandise they had not paid for.
Police
>
> said Anderson and Montemayor attempted to leave the store with unpaid
> merchandise valued at $274.89.
> The charge is a misdemeanor.
> San Marcos coach Bruce Bush said Montemayer has been dismissed from the
> team
> because it was his second violation of team rules, while Anderson drew a
> two-game suspension because it was his first violation.
> * * * *
> QB Billy Don Malone of Paris North Lamar completed 8 of 14 passes for 163

> yards and two touchdowns and also ran for 58 net yards to lead his team
to
> a
> 35-20 victory over West Mesquite Friday. Malone's two touchdown passes
> were
> for 28 and 32 yards. He has committed to Texas. He has 430 yards passing
> in
> his team's 1-1 season.
> When I asked him what he considers his strongest suit, Malone said he
> feels
> like he has a strong arm and quick feet, but he said his biggest asset
> "might
> be my vision. I'm lucky to have a coach who stresses the need to see the
> entire field, and I work hard at that. I try to look at as many of my
> receivers as possible before throwing the ball."
> RB Albert Hardy of Galena Park, the state's top running back and a top
> target
> of Longhorn recruiters, rushed for 278 yards and scored two touchdowns in
> a
> 21-0 romp past Crosby.
> Most of the top defensive ends in this year's recruiting class are more
> physical than fast, but two of the best speed rushers around are juniors
> who
> will headline next year's class of ends. They are Jarvis Moss, 6-5, 220,
> 4.5,
> of Class 4A power Denton Ryan, and Bruce Davis, 6-3, 230, 4.6, of  Clear
> Creek, who is the son of a former Houston Oiler star. . . LB Ta Ta
> Thompson,
> 6-3, 225, 4.5, of Garland, is another junior star who will be a top
> national
> recruit . . . Another junior who is drawing a lot of attention is RB
> Richuel
> Massey, 5-10, 200, 4.5, of Hillsboro, who also is one of the state's top
> power lifters. He has the speed to run outside and the power to run
> inside. .
> . I saw another top junior Friday night in Lufkin. He is Terrance Parks,
a
>
> 6-4, 220-pounder with 4.5 speed who plays TE, WR and QB for the Panthers.
> He
> was chosen the Lufkin offensive MVP in the 33-17 loss to national
> powerhouse
> Shreveport Evangel.
> * * * *
> BASKETBALL RECRUITING: The Longhorns are in on five national top 50
> players,
> including 6-8 forward Brad Buckman of Austin Westlake and 5-11 combo
guard
>
> Bryan Hopkins of Dallas Lincoln. Other top prospects who are considering
> Texas are 6-4 shooting guard Rashad Anderson of Lakeland, Fla., 6-4
> shooting
> guard DeAngelo Alexander of Midwest City, Okla., and 6-4 wing Antonio
> Lawrence of Jacksonville, Fla. The Horns have good shots at Buckman and
> Hopkins, but they are long shots with the other three.
> * * * *
> My next e-mail/fax will be whenever events warrant.
>
> The True Orange E-Mail/Fax Service includes  at  least  99 fax/e-mails  a

> year and costs $99 ($79 by E-Mail). The True Orange Newsletter includes
> 26
> newsletters and is published weekly during football season and twice
> monthly
> during most of the other months. It costs $45. Save by subscribing to
both
>
> for $130 (or $110 if you take the faxes via E-Mail  or $99 if you take
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> services via E-Mail). Send check  to address at the top of page. I also
> update my 900 number - 1-900-288-8839 - daily with recruiting news. My
> E-Mail address is: truorange@aol.com.


Thanks.

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Korkmas, Deb
Sent:	Tuesday, November 27, 2001 9:13 AM
To:	Bailey, Susan
Subject:	Chiricahua Notes

Susan, per your request.  Deb

 << File: Demand Note1.doc >>  << File: Demand Note10.doc >>  << File: Demand Note11.doc >>  << File: Demand Note12.doc >>  << File: Demand Note13.doc >>  << File: Demand Note14.doc >>  << File: Demand Note15.doc >>  << File: Demand Note16.doc >>  << File: Demand Note17.doc >>  << File: Demand Note2.doc >>  << File: Demand Note3.doc >>  << File: Demand Note4.doc >>  << File: Demand Note5.doc >>  << File: Demand Note6.doc >>  << File: Demand Note7.doc >>  << File: Demand Note8.doc >>  << File: Demand Note9.doc >>


Please cancel my membership.

Thanks

Kam Keiser
3-5781


----- Forwarded by Dan J Hyvl/HOU/ECT on 11/16/2000 04:27 PM -----

	Noel Butler <NBUTLER@SusmanGodfrey.com>
	11/16/2000 04:16 PM

		 To: "'internet:'" <Dan.J.Hyvl@enron.com>
		 cc:
		 Subject: FW: Florida Rocket Scientist

-----Original Message-----
From: Nichole Tardy [mailto:nichole@roadrunner-moving.com]
Sent: Thursday, November 16, 2000 9:45 AM
To: 'Barbara'; 'Dad'; Noel Butler
Subject: FW: Florida Rocket Scientist

-----Original Message-----
From: debora reed [SMTP:deborar@usdesign-const.com]
Sent: Thursday, November 16, 2000 8:46 AM
To: 'nichole'; 'Auntie Mi & Unci Ed'
Subject: FW: Florida Rocket Scientist

-----Original Message-----
From: Bill Clark
Sent: Thursday, November 16, 2000 8:26 AM
To: Al Logullo; Debora Reed; Doug Schneider; Enos Colvin; Gail
Rasmussen;
Jake Hoffman; Mike Sullivan; Pam Cates; Richard Nolte; Rick Pogue; Rita
Carney; Shanin Long; Tom LaFaver
Subject: FW: Florida Rocket Scientist

 > Subject: Florida Rocket Scientist
>
>
> > > WHAT AN IDIOT.... READ EMAIL BEFORE LOOKING AT PICTURE :-)
> > >
> > >  <<STUPID.jpg>>
> > >  A VW can do anything ...
> > >
> > > This picture is real - not doctored in anyway - and was taken
> > > in Waldorf by a Transportation Supervisor for a company that delivers
> > > building materials for 84 Lumber.  When he saw it there in the parking
> lot
> > > of
> > > IHOP, he went and bought a camera to take pictures.
> > >
> > > The car is still running as can be witnessed by the exhaust. A woman
is
> > > either asleep or otherwise out in the front seat passenger side.  The
> guy
> > > driving it was jogging up and down on Rt. 925 in the background.
> > > The witnesses said their physical state was OTHER than normal and the
> > > police just shook their heads in amazement.  The driver finaly came
back
> > > after the police were there and was getting down at the back to cut
the
> > > 'twine around the load.  They told him to get back until it was taken
> off.
> > > The materials were loaded at Home Depot.  Their store manager said
> > > they had the customer sign a waiver! Both back tires are trashed.
> > > The back shocks were driven up through the floorboard.  In the back
seat
> > > are are 10 bags, 80 lbs. each of concrete. On the roof is many 2X4s,
> 4X4s
> > > and OSL sheets of lumber.  They estimated the load weight at 3000 lbs.
> > > The car is a
> > > VW Jetta with FL  plates and the guy said he was headed for Annapolis.
> > >
> > > The stupidity of some people!

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glad the trip was so smashing.  am pouting rt now b/c have to finish next
law paper by tues- while evryone else travels.  liz and kerrie are in
stockholm, mom and dad in colorado...me stuck, w/ pulled groin muscle, and
am hobbling around like a circus freak.  sounds like kates is off to dallas.
  think she's definitely ready for a chge of scenery.  and she's waited long
enough!  would seattle be a potential destination?  could you do your same
job there?  i guess so.  could be really fab- i'm up for anyone from the grp
offering alternative vacation destinations.  everyone always raves about
seattle- isn't that were the begining of the ashley judd film double
jeopardy takes place?  gorgeous!  plus, if it has austin-like qualities, how
could you go wrong?  like kates, you may be in need of a chge of scenery-
even if it were just for a yr or so.....what will prob happen is kates will
move to dallas, you'll move to seattle, and the next day i'll be offered
curator position or dream art law job in houston starting at about $
100,000+......then it will be me and the marrieds alone, stuck in houston!
NB kitchen has been totally renovated- mom said it looks totally different,
but can't really imagine it.  may be meeting brit and arden in NB sept 15-
save the date just in case it becomes a big party..... ok, am off.  rented
the house of mirth...again.  i really liked it for some reason....ok, chat
soon-
e

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In light of the current situation at our company, our desk VAR, per Lavo, has been lowered.  As a result I must do my part and change the VAR limits across the desk.  As before, I will allocate VAR according to profitability.

Benson- 4.5MM
Broderick- 700K
Gupta-900K
Rogers-300K
Quenet-300K
Davis-4MM

Again, there will be action taken for repeated and/or extended violation.

Dana


----- Forwarded by Tana Jones/HOU/ECT on 10/19/2000 07:51 AM -----

	Frank L Davis
	10/06/2000 10:58 AM

		 To: Tom Moran/HOU/ECT@ECT, Bradley Diebner/HOU/ECT@ECT, Karen
Lambert/HOU/ECT@ECT, Tana Jones/HOU/ECT@ECT
		 cc: Lisa Lees/HOU/ECT@ECT
		 Subject: Argentine Customers List

Attached below is the Argentine customer list for EnronOnline.  My
understanding is that we will launch EnronOnline in Argentina within the next
couple of weeks.  With this in mind, I think we will have to shoot for the
end of next week (October 13) to have customer profiles completed.  Please
let Lisa Lees know of any conflicts or issues that arise.

Thanks!

Frank

---------------------- Forwarded by Frank L Davis/HOU/ECT on 10/06/2000 10:36
AM ---------------------------

Leonardo Pacheco@ENRON
10/03/2000 05:19 PM
To: Frank L Davis/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc: Carlos Alatorre/NA/Enron@Enron
Subject: Argentine Customers List

Frank,

It seems now that we are going to proceed with Argentina. Therefore, I am
attaching the customer list. I am not sure if you already have it.

Thanks!

Leonardo Pacheco

---------------------- Forwarded by Leonardo Pacheco/Corp/Enron on 10/03/2000
04:16 PM ---------------------------

Patrick Hansen
10/03/2000 04:40 PM
To: Leonardo Pacheco/Corp/Enron@Enron
cc:

Subject: Customers

Esta es la lista que querias.


See attached

Loss/Limit Notifications:

None

 - DPR 21.xls
 - Power Report 21.xls
 - Gas Report 21.xls


580280 - Jeff had this in with Bloomberg. I changed it to Natsource.

Kate

Kerri Thompson@ENRON
04/12/2001 01:56 PM
To: Kate Symes/PDX/ECT@ECT
cc:

Subject: natsource

sell ees
may
25 mw
335.05
np15
on peak

missing this deal for jeff


Anthony,

Congratulations. Well deserved. I am very happy for you. Better late than
never.

Vince


Gary,  attached are the Midamerican 7 day and 16 day charts for Oct. 2001 that need to be pulled and daily readings input for PPA's.  Please keep a record of the charts that you have and the charts that are missing.   If needed Gas Logistics can help locate missing charts from the  field.  Gas Logistics close for PPA's is Dec. 4th.  If you have any questions please give me a call.

							j.  floyd


---------------------- Forwarded by Ami Chokshi/Corp/Enron on 02/28/2000
11:16 AM ---------------------------

troy_a_benoit@reliantenergy.com on 02/28/2000 11:10:16 AM
To: "Ami Chokshi" <Ami_Chokshi@enron.com>
cc:

Subject: MARCH 1 NOMS

(See attached file: egmnom-Mar.xls)

 - egmnom-Mar.xls


Vince: I would appreciate your comments.
Thanks
Krishna.


Thanks to all of you for the kind words and very thoughtful flowers and
wine!  We enjoyed both as we watched our 27th snowstorm of the year this
weekend.  (Houston's looking better and better with each blizzard).  DF


The Texas Logistics desk has reservation at The Stables at Main and
Greenbriar  for Wed. the 13th at 11:45 am for our Christmas Luncheon.  We are
planning on having a Christmas gift fight at some point during the lunch, so,
please plan on bringing a present....net present value of $10.00.  This is
alot of fun, so I hope to see everyone there.  We will arrange some
carpooling on Tuesday or Wednesday am (if you can take four or more with you,
please let me know).

Thank you,

Mary


----- Forwarded by Jeff Dasovich/NA/Enron on 02/16/2001 09:09 PM -----

	Jean Munoz <jmunoz@mcnallytemple.com>
	02/16/2001 03:53 PM

		 To: IEP <jmunoz@mcnallytemple.com>
		 cc:
		 Subject: Re-cap of Rep Caucus Briefing

The Republican Caucus briefing Thursday was well attended, and members were
appreciative of the fact that Jan and other members of IEP took the time to
brief them.  The feedback we've heard from Republican Leader Bill Campbell's
office and others is that the handouts IEP provided were great, and the
presentations very informative.  In fact, several members acknowledged that
they had never heard the message communicated in such a clear, concise way.

Just fyi, one issue that is on the radar screen of Republicans is the fact
that generators have not been paid -- yet they still continue to supply
electricity to California.

We have offered to brief the Democrat Caucus, but they have not expressed
interest thus far.  We will continue trying!

Below is a list of those who attended the meeting.

Thanks,
Jean

--
Jean Munoz
McNally Temple Associates, Inc.
916-447-8186
916-447-6326 (fx)

______________________________________
Honorable Sam Aanestad
and staff Brett Michelin

Honorable Bob Pacheco

Honorable Pat Bates
and staff Russell Lowry

Honorable Anthony Pescetti
and staff Steve McCarthy

Assembly Republican Leader Bill Campbell
and staff Barbara Brown

Honorable Mark Wyland
and staff Stefanie Curry

Honorable John Campbell
and staff Matt Back

Honorable Phil Wyman
and staff Gina Zari

Honorable Dave Cox

Honorable Dick Dickerson

Honorable Dave Kelley

Honorable Jay LaSuer

Honorable Lynne Leach

Honorable Bill Leonard

Staff Attending on Behalf of Absent Member
Steffanie Watkins d Roy Ashburn
Rock Zierman d Mike Briggs
Aaron Bone d Dave Cogdill
Nancy Leneis d Dennis Mountjoy
Jerilyn Stanley d Rod Pacheco
Dan Pellissier d Keith Richman
Sarah Sprouse d Tony Strickland

Policy Consultants:
David Nunenkamp
Phil Nails

Staff from Senator McClintock, Senator Brulte,
Senator McPherson, and Senator Johannessen also attended


FYI

Vince
---------------------- Forwarded by Vince J Kaminski/HOU/ECT on 02/05/2001
11:59 AM ---------------------------

"John D. Martin" <J_Martin@baylor.edu> on 12/19/2000 10:10:11 AM
To: TimOpler@Yahoo.com, dpalumbo@sapient.com, Raj_Srivastava@bus.emory.edu,
vaysman@mail.utexas.edu, vkamins@enron.com,
Cynthia.Paoli.cpaoli@sternstewart.com, Bill.Petty.Bill_Petty@baylor.edu,
michael_froehls@mckinsey.com, Corey.carbonara@systems.tstc.edu,
Michael_Korpi@baylor.edu, Klifford_Kuehl@baylor.edu, Terry_Maness@baylor.edu,
dpalumbo@sapient.com, J_Martin@baylor.edu
cc:
Subject: Update on Spring conference

Hello everyone,

I wanted to get a message out to each of you to update you on the February
23 conference plans.  The conference promises to provide an exciting
opportunity to share the ideas of a diverse group of academic and industry
professionals on a topic that is dear to all our hearts, the future of
business education in the new economy.  I will be sharing updates and
information with you over the weeks to come but thought it might be useful
to start before the holidays.

I am attaching the most recent "description of the program of events" which
remains somewhat fluid as we develop it.  However, there are some new
developments that you will find interesting.  First, I have arranged for
"filming" of the event by our local public TV station and we will be
working toward the development of the best product possible out of the
sessions.  Second, David Palumbo (Human Code--an internet content
provider-http://www.humancode.com/index2.htm- now owned by Sapient) will
join us.  David is very knowledgable about both educational issues (he
served on the faculty of the University of Houston for 10 years before
joining Human Code).  He has some very interesting insights to offer on the
future of higher education having now worked from the industry side of the
equation).  Finally, I am currently reading a couple of books that you may
find interesting (Telecosm and The New Barbarian Manifesto).  I'm sure
there are many more interesting sources of information that you are each
aware of and it would be helpful if we all began sharing our notes.

Finally, let me suggest that each of you begin thinking about the issue(s)
that you feel most comfortable commenting upon and phrasing "lead in"
questions for me.  I would like to build a list of such questions to
circulate among all so that we begin to get a feel for the range of topics
we will encounter in the discussion and begin to formulate our individual
opinions.

I hope that this note finds you all anticipating a wonderful holiday season
and thank you for participating in this inaugural "think tank" conference
on the future of business education.

Sincerely yours,

John
 - Revised Workshop- Planning.doc

John D. Martin
Carr P. Collins Chair in Finance
Finance Department
Baylor University
PO Box 98004
Waco, TX 76798
254-710-4473 (Office)
254-710-1092 (Fax)
J_Martin@Baylor.edu
web:    http://hsb.baylor.edu/html/martinj/home.html


INDIAN GOVT DISMISSES ENRON THREAT TO CLAIM DAMAGES
Asia Pulse, 09/24/01
DPC unable to pay $20 m to lenders
The Times of India, 09/24/01
INDIA: Enron gets impatient as Indian unit's row lingers.
Reuters English News Service, 09/24/01
UK: Big oil, Gulf states press ahead on major deals.
Reuters English News Service, 09/23/01
India: DPC defaults on interest payments
Business Line (The Hindu), 09/23/01
India: NCP meet to discuss Enron?
The Hindu, 09/22/01
India: Govt legal team for Enron arbitration quits
Business Line (The Hindu), 09/22/01
Net Data Hosting has the potential
The Times of India, 09/22/01
Enron probe were watered down at NCP's behest
The Times of India, 09/22/01
SC stays encashment of MSEB letter of credit by Dabhol
The Times of India, 09/22/01
Bush Proposes Lifting Sanctions on Pakistan
KRTBN Knight-Ridder Tribune Business News: The Washington Times - Washington, D.C., 09/22/01
ENRON INDIAN UNIT DEFAULTED ON PAYMENTS; ENERGY
San Jose Mercury News, 09/22/01
CONSUMERS WILL SEEK REVIEW OF PGE RATES
Portland Oregonian, 09/22/01

INDIAN GOVT DISMISSES ENRON THREAT TO CLAIM DAMAGES

09/24/2001
Asia Pulse
(c) Copyright 2001 Asia Pulse PTE Ltd.

NEW DELHI, Sept 24 Asia Pulse - The Indian government has dismissed threats by United States-base Enron to claim Rs 240 billion in damages for the cancellation of contracts with the US$2.9 billion Dabhol Power project.
"If somebody issues a threat he is not showing the muscle. He is only showing the lack of it," Finance Minister ashwant Sinha told PTI here. Enron Corp. Chairman Kenneth Lay had last week claimed that the liability of the Centre, Maharashtra and State Electricity Board would be US$5 billion in case it terminated the contract.
Stating that federal government was not party to the dispute, Sinha said Centre's involvement with project, which is currently involved in a payment dispute with its sole buyer Maharashtra State Electricity Board (MSEB), is limited to counter-guarantee to the 740 MW Phase-I only.
"The parties to the dispute are Maharashtra government, its state electricity board (MSEB) and Dabhol Power Company (DPC). Government of India is not party to the dispute. It is involved because of larger national consideration in mind and the fact that we have counter-guaranteed the Ist Phase," he said.
Centre's counter-guarantee does not cover 1,444 MW second phase. It (Phase-II) is an agreement between Maharashtra government and the DPC, Sinha said adding "we have tried to bring the warring parties together. Our approach has been more constructive and solution oriented and find a generally acceptable solution to the problem."
(PTI)
24-09 1823

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DPC unable to pay $20 m to lenders

09/24/2001
The Times of India
Copyright (C) 2001 The Times of India; Source: World Reporter (TM)

MUMBAI: The U.S. energy major Enron's Dabhol Power Company (DPC) defaulted for the first time towards interest payments of $20 million, for its 1,444 MW phase II due to its international lenders this month.
``The DPC has defaulted on debt obligations for offshore loans pertaining to phase-II,'' company spokesperson said here on Sunday night.
He said, the U.S. energy major's payments to the Indian lenders were due end of this month.
``We had asked for additional funds from the FIs, but have not heard from them as yet,'' he said.
On September 14, DPC's senior counsel and former Indian finance minister P. Chidambaram had informed the Mumbai high court that the multinational had payment obligations worth $20 m. scheduled for the same day and September 19.
Recently, the U.S. energy major had tried to invoke letter of credit (LC) worth Rs 136 crore forwarded to it by its partner, the Maharashtra State Electricity Board.
The energy major said it had held the LC in reserve over the last few months for judicious utilisation towards care and preservation of the plant, for repaying principal and interest owing to its lenders, including Indian FIs.
``DPC will now be limited in its ability to continue both debt repayment and asset preservation,'' the spokesperson warned.
The IDBI-led Indian FIs have a Rs 6,204 crore exposure to the project which is 96 per cent complete, while that of foreign lenders was up to $444 m. (PTI)

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INDIA: Enron gets impatient as Indian unit's row lingers.

09/24/2001
Reuters English News Service
(C) Reuters Limited 2001.

NEW DELHI, Sept 24 (Reuters) - U.S. energy firm Enron Corp sees no early solution to its bitter dispute with a local utility despite an assurance from Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee that New Delhi will step in to resolve the row.
The company wrote to Vajpayee more than a month ago with an offer to sell its 65-percent stake in Dabhol Power Co but the federal government has not responded, Enron India spokesman Jimmy Moghal told Reuters on Monday.
"It's been more than a month since we have communicated to government authorities and have yet to receive any response."
He said Enron Chairman Kenneth Lay had written another letter to New Delhi expressing "disappointment" at the lack of progress.
The company wrote to Vajpayee saying a long legal dispute would "raise serious questions about India's image as a safe and relialbe destination for foreign investment", Moghal said.
Earlier this month, Vajpayee said the federal government would facilitate a quick solution to Enron's dispute with the Maharashtra State Electricity Board (MSEB), which was the sole buyer of Dabhol's power.
But Enron is not optimistic.
"Contrary to recent impressions created...regarding a quick resolution of the Dabhol project, little progress has so far been made with, in fact, no proximity to reaching a fair and reasonable solution," it said in the statement.
The Times of India said Kenneth Lay wrote in his letter to Vajpayee that foreign investors would doubt the sanctity of contracts signed in India.
"Any other foreign investor or lender is going to ask himself why his contract is any more likely to be honoured than ours has been," it quoted Lay as saying.
Moghal declined comment on the newspaper report.
Enron says India may face $5 billion in liabilities for violating contractual obligations.
In May, Enron issued a preliminary notice to MSEB to terminate the contract. That move put in place a six-month deadline for the two to work out differences or the contract would be terminated.
The six-month period expires on November 19 after which Enron would decide on issuing a final termination notice.
"Consideration will be taken after November 19 whether or not we will move towards final termination, which would then lead to arbitration," Moghal said.
The first phase of the $2.9-billion project, with a generating capacity of 740 MW has been idle since May when MSEB stopped buying power. The second phase, which will add 1,444 MW of capacity, is 97-percent complete.

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UK: Big oil, Gulf states press ahead on major deals.

09/23/2001
Reuters English News Service
(C) Reuters Limited 2001.

DUBAI, Sept 23 (Reuters) - Western energy firms and Gulf Arab states are motoring on with multi-billion dollar gas investment deals amid concern that the strategic region could turn volatile after hijack attacks on the United States.
"Business as usual" is the mantra murmured by all involved in the high-profile Saudi gas initiative, which requires initial investment of some $25 billion to develop the kingdom's massive gas sector, Western and Saudi industry sources said on Sunday.
The chorus is much the same on the $3.5 billion Dolphin Energy Ltd (DEL) project to channel Qatari gas to the United Arab Emirates.
"Everything is going on as scheduled," said an executive of the Saudi gas scheme. "We're working non-stop towards the next milestone.
The kingdom in May selected U.S. firms ExxonMobil, Marathon, Occidental, Phillips and Conoco, France's TotalFinaElf, Britain's BP and Anglo-Dutch major Royal Dutch/Shell to take part in the massive project which ranges from upstream gas exploration to downstream construction of power plants.
The kingdom has outlined some terms and conditions for the companies with a view to finalising contracts by the end of the year, industry sources said.
The landmark Dolphin deal is also progressing on schedule. Qatar and DEL still are targetting early October for signing of a final production-sharing pact, a DEL spokesman said.
And the search for a replacement for U.S.-based Enron Corp which in May pulled out of DEL - majority owned by the UAE's Offsets Group (UOG) - is on track.
UOG has invited five international companies to Abu Dhabi from October 6-10 to review the project's technical, commercial aspects with a view to selecting Enron's replacement by year end, the DEL spokesman said.
UOG in August shortlisted ExxonMobil, BP, Royal Dutch/Shell, Conoco and Occidental in the contest to take over Enron's 24.5 percent stake in DEL. TotalFinaElf holds the remaining 24.5 percent share.

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India: DPC defaults on interest payments

09/23/2001
Business Line (The Hindu)
Fin. Times Info Ltd-Asia Africa Intel Wire. Business Line (The Hindu) Copyright (C) 2001 Kasturi & Sons Ltd. All Rights Res'd

MUMBAI, Sept. 22 ENRON'S Dabhol Power Company has defaulted on interest payments to its foreign lenders. This is the first known default by the company, which has been facing a funds crunch after DPC's sole buyer the Maharashtra State Electricity Board stopped power purchases in May this year.
Although the company spokesperson refused to reveal the default amount, DPC's lawyer, Mr P. Chidambaram, had told the Mumbai High Court on September 14 that the company was scheduled to pay $20 million in two installments on September 14 and 19, respectively.
"The defaults have occurred for interest payments to offshore lenders for phase two. So far, we have managed to meet interest obligations for phase one through our reserves," said the DPC spokesperson, Mr Jimmy Mogal.
The company has been facing a shortage of funds after the MSEB stopped buying power from DPC in May this year after it rescinded the power purchase agreement with the company.
Our Bureau

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India: NCP meet to discuss Enron?
Mahesh Vijapurkar

09/22/2001
The Hindu
Fin. Times Info Ltd-Asia Africa Intel Wire. The Hindu Copyright (C) 2001 Kasturi & Sons Ltd. All Rights Res'd

MUMBAI, SEPT. 21. All the bigwigs of the Nationalist Congress Party, from its leader, Mr. Sharad Pawar, to its MLAs, are meeting at Baramati for a two- day "brainstorming session" to discuss political issues. The "haste" of the Maharashtra Chief Minister, Mr. Vilasrao Deshmukh, and his party in announcing a judicial probe into all aspects of the Enron deal is likely to be discussed.
The meeting follows the Deputy Chief Minister, Mr. Chagan Bhujbal's sudden visit to Baramati to brief Mr. Pawar of the nuances of all the Cabinet Ministers when the appointment of a Commission of Inquiry into the Enron deal was approved. All the left-of-centre allies of the NCP had demanded the inquiry. The NCP too was in favour of a probe but thought the timing was injudicious. Its Ministers said so at the Cabinet meeting but were overruled.
The NCP, which had initially opposed the probe, fell in line due to the pressure of the Left which increasingly isolated it on the issue. The NCP view was that since the Enron-led consortium, which built and operated the Dabhol Power Company, was simultaneously receiving the Centre's attention for a possible fast-track resolution of disputes which could lead to the exit of the DPC with minimal damage to Maharashtra, the Government need not act in haste.
The NCP would have liked the probe announcement to have been made later so that it did not jeopardise the efforts to ensure that the DPC did not take the most convenient option for itself - the arbitration mode - to bill the Maharashtra State Electricity Board $ 5 billion.
Mr. Babanrao Pachpute, Maharashtra's NCP chief, now in Baramati for preparatory meetings with Mr. Pawar, told The Hindu over the phone that the agenda was limited to discussing the party's approach to elections to the local bodies. But other sources did not rule out discussion on Enron.

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India: Govt legal team for Enron arbitration quits

09/22/2001
Business Line (The Hindu)
Fin. Times Info Ltd-Asia Africa Intel Wire. Business Line (The Hindu) Copyright (C) 2001 Kasturi & Sons Ltd. All Rights Res'd

MUMBAI, Sept. 21 THE team of senior lawyers representing the Maharashtra Government in arbitration proceedings against Enron at the London Court of Arbitration, has walked out of the case citing political pressure and non-cooperation from sections of the State Government.
Sources in the State Government, told Business Line, Mr Srihari Aney, senior Advocate Supreme Court of India, Mr Ashutosh Kumbhakoni and Ms Daftari Pereira and Mr Dewan, returned the brief to represent the State at the arbitration proceedings, citing pressures from within the Democratic Front Government in Maharashtra.
When contacted, Mr Aney confirmed that he and the team of lawyers had "returned the brief" on September 18. He, however, declined any comment on the reasons behind the resignation.
Certain sections of the Democratic Front Government in Maharashtra have allegedly opposed the advice given by the lawyers to file a civil suit against Enron. Filing the suit was considered necessary for strengthening the Government's stand, in case the arbitration ruling favoured Enron.
The lawyers, reportedly, wanted to include charges of "fraud, illegality and unconstitutionality" against Enron.
"Certain sections" in the Government have opposed this move putting "considerable pressure" on the legal team to drop the allegations.
The lawyers were opposed to this as it would weaken the case. After four weeks of hanging fire, the lawyers decided to walk out of the case.
Our Bureau

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Net Data Hosting has the potential
GANESH KOLLEGAL

09/22/2001
The Times of India
Copyright (C) 2001 The Times of India; Source: World Reporter (TM)

BANGALORE: On September 11, not only the US' so called high-tech surveillance was tested and found to be wanting, along with it the Internet was also stretched way beyond its capacity.
As US was bleeding after the terrorist attacks and the whole world was scrambling for news updates. The Internet, unable to take the load clogged, and functioned at a snail's pace.
Information on any website took ages to get loaded, be it Hotmail, msn, Lycos, Yahoo or sites with India specific content like Indya, Capital markets and who have you. The reason was simple: almost all the sites are hosted on US servers like Exodus, Enron etc.
The logical question that arises is, for an Indian audience is there a need to host information, in a remote server in the US. The answer earlier was yes, but not anymore.
`` Earlier when the bandwidth allotment was monopolized, and due to lack of customer service, sites were hosted in the US, out of little choice. But the situation has drastically improved since the last couple of years, after opening up of bandwidth,'' says, Jasjit Sawhney, CEO, Net4India, a leading Internet Data Centre (IDC) Company.
But for an industry that has been growing at an average of 60 per cent every year and projected to grow at the same rate over the next 4 -5 years its been a hard gring. `` The growth of the IDC sector is directly linked to bandwidth rates, and they are falling at the rate of 30 per cent every year, which is why better value-add services are available,'' adds Sawhney.
Further, `` the local hosting of websites will result not only in reduced saving costs by saving uptime taken. It will also balance the existing bandwidth usage between India and the US,'' says Gopi Garge, Consultant, IISc and a Internet Architecture expert.
Morgan Stanley Dean Witter research report estimates that the worldwide IDC market will be $101 billion by 2006. Of which $7 billion will come from Asia. If even a 5% of this share is India's then the market will be around Rs. 20,000 crore by 2006. According to IDC, the hosted application market will touch the $ 7.5 bilion by 2004 and Gartner report estimates global hosting business to be $10.2 billon by 2002.
Until a sturdy Internet backbone like the IPv6 is put in place for text and multimedia data, it is only better management of hosting, which will help effective utilization of bandwidth. PI>

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Enron probe were watered down at NCP's behest

09/22/2001
The Times of India
Copyright (C) 2001 The Times of India; Source: World Reporter (TM)

MUMBAI: The terms of reference for the judicial probe into the Enron project at Dabhol, were watered down by the Vilasrao Deshmukh government at the behest of the Nationalist Congress Party, it is learnt.
Sources said the terms of reference approved by the co-ordination committee of the Democratic Front were different from the ones that were finally passed by the cabinet on Wednesday.
The Congress pushed for the judicial inquiry into the power purchase agreement(PPA) for the 2144 MW Dabhol power project amidst opposition from the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP).
According to sources, senior NCP ministers held a closed-door meeting before attending the crucial cabinet meeting. The coordination committee of the DF had earlier unanimously passed a resolution approving the move to set up a judicial inquiry. The terms of reference was also shown to the coordination committee which insisted that the inquiry include both the phases of the power project set up at Dabhol.
Deputy chief minister Chhagan Bhujbal, PWD minister Vijaysinh Mohite Patil, and tribal welfare minister Madhukar Pichad, who belong to the NCP, reportedly asked the government to go slow on the move for the judicial probe since the union government is in the process of trying to sort out the Enron muddle. They pointed out that they were not against the probe as such but did not want to complicate the issue for the government.
However, parliamentary affairs minister Rohidas Patil and industries minister Dr Patangrao Kadam of the Congreee backed the probe, contending that the co-ordination committee had already approved it.
A senior NCP minister said his party was not opposed to the inclusion of the first phase in the judicial inquiry since it was endorsed by the NCP president Sharad Pawar, who was then chief minister. Rather, he said, it was the Shiv Sena-BJP alliance government which would face the heat of the judicial probe, he suggested.
What has actually upset the NCP is the fact that the judicial commission can call all those persons concerned with the signing of the first and second PPA for the Enron project.
Notwithstanding opposition from the NCP, Mr Deshmukh had to give in to pressure from the Congress high command and institute a judicial probe. State Congress president Govindrao Adik, who is a staunch opponent of Mr Pawar, had briefed the party high command about the controversial nature of the Enron deal and had favoured an expeditious and comprehensive judicial probe.
Though the government has not yet finalised the name of the judge to head the inquiry, Mr Deshmukh has announced that it would be headed by a retired Supreme Court judge.

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SC stays encashment of MSEB letter of credit by Dabhol

09/22/2001
The Times of India
Copyright (C) 2001 The Times of India; Source: World Reporter (TM)

NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Friday stayed the encashment of Rs 136 crore letter of credit given by the Maharashtra State Electricity Board (MSEB) to US power major Enron-promoted Dabhol Power Company.
DPC had invoked the letter from Canara Bank on September 11 accusing the MSEB for non-payment of April dues but it was restrained from encashing the same as MSEB stopped the payment by obtaining an injunction from the Bombay high court.
When the MSEB petition came up for hearing, a Bench comprising Justice S P Bharucha, Justice N Santosh Hegde and Justice Y K Sabharwal said the order of the high court restraining Canara Bank from making payments under the letter "shall operate pending further orders".
The apex court, however, did not pass any order on the interim application filed by DPC seeking clarification of its August 6 order restraining both parties from altering the status quo pending the high court ruling on the jurisdiction of the Maharashtra Electricity Regulatory Commission (MERC).
DPC had justified its decision to invoke the letter, saying care and preservation of the entire project during the ensuing months would be jeopardised as DPC was unable to access and utilise funds available under the letter of credit.

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Bush Proposes Lifting Sanctions on Pakistan

09/22/2001
KRTBN Knight-Ridder Tribune Business News: The Washington Times - Washington, D.C.
Copyright (C) 2001 KRTBN Knight Ridder Tribune Business News; Source: World Reporter (TM)

The Bush administration this week told key members of Congress that it will lift sanctions imposed on Pakistan and India after their nuclear tests in 1998, according to sources close to the issue.
This step, part of the White House's still-unfolding strategy of using American economic might to foster cooperation with those countries in the new war on terrorism, could come as early as next week.
Top State Department officials broke the news to key members of Congress in closed-door briefings over the past two days, according to a House Republican aide.
Even before last week's terrorist attacks, the administration had been moving toward closer ties with India, a plan that included ways to ease sanctions.
The Treasury Department is also already working to reschedule payments on Pakistan's $600 million in bilateral debt, officials said.
Sentiment in Congress is strong to lift the sanctions, especially against Pakistan, now that its president, Gen. Pervez Musharraf, has promised the United States wide-ranging help in rooting out terrorist networks.
"We asked the Pakistani government to choose sides and they have chosen to stand with us," Sen. Joseph R. Biden Jr., the Delaware Democrat who heads the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, saidin a statement on Thursday. "I believe that we, in turn, must stand with them."
House International Relations Committee Chairman Henry J. Hyde, Illinois Republican, echoed Mr. Biden's comments.
"We have to give something to them, and I think the sanctions have outlived their usefulness," he said.
At the same time, industry analysts cautioned that the end of the sanctions would not be a bonanza for American exporters, because trade with the two countries is small compared with other nations.
"The effects of lifting the sanctions, at least in the short term, will be symbolic," said Roger Majak, a Clinton administration official who helped enforce the sanctions.
Both India and Pakistan were hit by U.S. sanctions under the so-called Glenn amendment after they tested nuclear weapons in 1998. The law immediately froze assistance from several agencies that promoted trade and investment with the two countries. The sanctions also compelled the Treasury Department to urge international financial institutions like the World Bank to cut off assistance to both countries.
The sanctions also put stringent limits on exports of commercial goods to Pakistan that can also have military uses. Those sanctions sliced into exports of commercial aircraft by the Chicago-based Boeing Co., and construction projects run by Houston-based Enron Corp.
Even before 1998, military and foreign aid to Pakistan was banned because of the country's nuclear weapons research. And, additional sanctions were applied in 1999 when Gen. Musharraf overthrew a democratically elected government in a bloodless coup.
Action next week is likely to remove the penalties imposed in 1998, something the president can do by executive order, the House aide said.
Congressional action would be required to change the other sanctions.
Lifting the full range of sanctions could eventually unlock new arms sales to Pakistan. In 1990, the sanctions blocked a shipment of F-16 fighter jets that Pakistan paid for, but never received.
"The pressure will be to respond to the needs of our newfound allies," said Joel Johnson, who handles international issues for the Aerospace Industries Association.

Copyright ? 2000 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

Business
ENRON INDIAN UNIT DEFAULTED ON PAYMENTS; ENERGY
From the Associated Press and Reuters

09/22/2001
San Jose Mercury News
Morning Final
2C
(c) Copyright 2001, San Jose Mercury News. All Rights Reserved.

A majority-owned Indian unit of U.S. energy giant Enron has defaulted on interest payments to international lenders, Enron said Friday.
''I can confirm that there was a technical default on the Phase 2 loans for the Dabhol power plant,'' Enron spokesman John Ambler told Reuters.
Citibank, Bank of America, U.S. Exim Bank and Japan's Overseas Private Investment Corp. are among the international lenders to Dabhol Power's $2.9 billion Indian plant.

Copyright ? 2000 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

BUSINESS
CONSUMERS WILL SEEK REVIEW OF PGE RATES
GAIL KINSEY HILL - The Oregonian

09/22/2001
Portland Oregonian
SUNRISE
E01
(Copyright (c) The Oregonian 2001)

Summary: Increases of 31.5 percent to 53 percent have been approved, but groups will ask the state to reconsider
Several business and consumer groups say they will ask state regulators on Monday to reconsider approval of 30-plus percent rate increases for Portland General Electric customers.
The increases are scheduled to take effect Oct. 1.
The groups claim the Oregon Public Utility Commission failed to take into account the economic impact of such large and sudden increases.
"PGE's rate increases cause rate shock and are not fair, just and reasonable," stated a news release issued Friday by Associated Oregon Industries, Industrial Consumers of Northwest Utilities and the Citizens' Utility Board.
Representatives for the interest groups said they will file two motions Monday. One will ask the PUC to reconsider the Aug. 31 order that granted the increases. The other will ask that the increases be suspended until the review is completed.
The PUC approved rate increases of 31.5 percent for residential customers, 37 percent to 53 percent for small businesses and from 49 percent to 53 percent for industrial consumers, depending on consumption.
Portland General Electric, which serves more Oregon customers than any other utility, has argued that rapidly rising electricity and fuel costs have made the increases necessary.
"We understand these are big increases, and we certainly don't want to pass them along to our customers," said Scott Simms, a PGE spokesman. "But unfortunately, this is what it costs us to deliver electricity to our customers."
Simms said almost a year of negotiations and hearings preceded PUC approval. "There was nothing sudden or hidden about it," he said.
Bob Jenks, executive director of the Citizens' Utility Board, a consumer advocacy group, said regulators did not adequately weigh the economic consequences of the double-digit increases. Current conditions, rife with economic uncertainty, make the review even more critical, he said.
"The economy is going downhill so quickly," he said. "The fear is this (rate increase) will only erode it further."
Joan Smith, one of three utility commissioners, said she would not comment on the motions until they were formally filed.
First, she said, an administrative law judge will decide whether the motions meet regulatory requirements for consideration. Any reconsideration would be "careful and thorough," she said.

Copyright ? 2000 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved.


Dona,

Am looking forward to our plans to have drinks with Lilly-today.  Just let me know where to meet you all.

I will need to go home first to check on Sugarbear, as Steve can not get home before 6:30pm.

Cordially,
Susan S. Bailey
Enron North America Corp.
1400 Smith Street, Suite 3803A
Houston, Texas 77002
Phone: (713) 853-4737
Fax: (713) 646-3490
Email: Susan.Bailey@enron.com


I can't make it this week, but I will bring in your jersey . . . bitch!


Do you ever get the feeling that the idea you posted into the Idea Vault isn't looked at by anyone or going anywhere?  Well, listen to this.  Steve Gullion, EES IT manager, deposited an idea about economic data derivatives.  And guess what?  The Xcelerator liked the idea so much that they are now working on a business plan.
Go to the Thinkbank (http://nahou-lnapp01.corp.enron.com/eThink/Thinkbank.nsf/HomePage?OpenPage) now and post the idea that has been brewing in your brain!

We've all heard Jeff Skilling say we need to "earn our way out" of the current Enron share price slump.  One way we can accomplish this is by doing a better job of managing company expenses.  Ask Kevin Hannon, CEO of Enron Global Asset Services and Policy Committee member, all your questions about how we can earn our way out, together.  Tuesday, June 19 on eSpeak at 10 a.m. Houston time.

Can't make the live event?  No worries.  Go to eSpeak (http://ethink.enron.com/eSpeak/exec/default.asp) now and submit your question.  Kevin will try to answer it during his event and you can read the transcript later.

After Kevin's eSpeak, we'll be opening a category in  eMeet http://nahou-lnapp01.corp.enron.com/eThink/eMeet.nsf called "Cost Savings Initiatives" so you can continue talking amongst yourselves and helping Enron save.  (And if you've got some great cost saving ideas, don't forget you can put them into the Idea Vault in the ThinkBank!)


Hey.
Very interesting weekend.  Whistler was amazing.  Danny and DJ were supposed to go home sunday morning, but they didn't leave.  They called sunday and we went out.  Tons of fun.  I was dancing with dj and I talked them into staying another day.  We skied all day monday and they left.  It is a bit weird, I still don't know if dj is really that interested.  I really thought so on sunday (dancing, etc), but hard to tell when we were skiing.  Maybe because danny was there that it was a bit weird.  I will see dj at a party sat. night so more story later.
I will get the name of the army guy.  It is Josh, but I always have a hard time remembering his last name...
Any news from Seattle co?
bye.
holly


Congrats and best of luck always!  It couldn't happen to a nicer guy.

From: LEE MARTIN/ENRON@enronxgate on 03/21/2001 03:36 PM CST
To: Mary Hain/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: Re: selected ferc - final

just taking over for Vickie Coonts--she retired in Feb.  Litigation and
claims.


FYI
-----Original Message-----
From: Wayne W. Van Osdol [mailto:ww.vanosdol@mapp.org]
Sent: Thursday, June 14, 2001 4:24 PM
To: mrc@mapp.org; rtc@mapp.org; pemmem@mapp.org; sotwg@mapp.org; managers@mapp.org
Subject: Re: NERC TLR Information

        I just wanted to pass on information regarding the use of the NERC generator shift factor (GSF) viewer.  This can be accessed via the NERC TLR public web site ( <http://crc.nerc.com>), as indicated in the TLR document.  Next, click on the GSF viewer button.  A special username / password is not required to access this information.  We are using Netscape version 4.75 in the Security Center.  The GSF viewer seems to work fine via Netscape.  When accessing the viewer:

1) "Matrix" box:  Select current day.  The program will run to collect the current generator shift factor information.
2) "Report" box: As indicated in the document, there are a number of different ways to display (or retrieve) this information.
2A) Using the "report box", if you select the "top100 pairs", the program will provide inter-control area generator shift factor information based upon the best 10 increasing units, against the best 10 decreasing units.
2B) Using the "report box", if you select the "all transactions", the program will provide generator shift factor information based upon the "set 1" and "set 2" control areas you select.  If you want intra-control area generator shift factor information, select the same control area for both "set 1" and "set 2".
3) Check out the other options as well.

thanks........................................................


Thanks for circulating my resume

 - RESUME.DOC


Please flip these if applicable.

DG
---------------------- Forwarded by Darron C Giron/HOU/ECT on 01/26/2001
09:37 AM ---------------------------

Stacey Vallejo
01/26/2001 09:11 AM
To: Jeffrey C Gossett/HOU/ECT@ECT, Darron C Giron/HOU/ECT@ECT, William
Kelly/HOU/ECT@ECT, Kam Keiser/HOU/ECT@ECT, Luchas Johnson/NA/Enron@Enron,
Victor Guggenheim/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc: Cheryl Dawes/CAL/ECT@ECT
Subject: Deals to be flipped to FT-US/CAND-ERMS book by Monday

Hi guys,
Here is a list of deals that I know of that need to be flipped to the
FT-US/CAND-ERMS book right away.  Please go through your books to see if
there are any deals that I might have missed.

FT-CENT
QL0357.1

FT-East
QK7518.1
QL0420.1
QL0428.1

FT-Northwest
QK1495.1
QK1523.1

FT-NY
QN1718.1

FT-Ontario
QI9616.1 QJ2975.1 QM8037.1
QJ0701.1 QJ3180.1 QN1433.1
QJ0885.1 QJ7611.1 QN4064.1
QJ1074.1 QK1086.1
QJ2553.1 QK4194.1

FT-West
QK0633.1 QL7513.1
QK9592.1 QL7536.1
QL6923.1 QL7991.1
QL7500.1 QL8766.1

G-DAILY-EST

GD-New
QL7501.1
QM8047.1

I didnt' come across any deals with Duke Energy Marketing LP and ECC in your
books, so I think there may be some being booked still as ENA and DEMLP.
These all need to be flipped to settle in the FT-US/CAND-ERMS books like the
rest of these deals.  I've spoken to Jennifer Denny with EOL about getting a
program set up for Duke deals similar to ones we have with TransCanada Energy
and Dynegy Canada so they automatically get booked to settle with ECC, but I
don't think this has happened yet.  Please go through your books to make sure
that no Duke deals have been missed.

Please let me know if you have any questions on this.

Thanks for all your help
Stacey


Opportunity for 3rd Rotation Associates

Here's your chance to trade at Enron.  We are looking for a qualified Associate to rotate into a position with our Texas Gas Trading Group.  The successful candidate will be considered for a full-time position.

We are looking for outstanding Associates with the following qualifications:

Must have advanced knowledge of trading tools.  Knowledge of the Texas natural gas market a plus.  Some knowledge of transportation on PG&E, OASIS, and Tejas preferred.

Is this you?  Are you ready to step-up?

If you are interested, please contact:

Todd Peikert
HR Associate
Enron Wholesale Services
x3-5243
Todd.Peikert@enron.com <mailto:Todd.Peikert@enron.com>

or
Jana Giovannini
Associate and Analyst Program
Career Development
(713) 853-9233


The copies have been fed-exed to the home address.  This URL provides those
provisions in the contracts that were originally "redacted" in the hard
copies released to the public.

Best,
Jeff

http://www.sco.ca.gov/power_page/contract_info.htm


Don:

In addition to the below, I'd like to mention another important update which
I inadvertently omitted.

TNE is actively expanding to Off-Peak markets and continues to provide high
quality service in the hourly market indices.  We have enhanced (expanding
via. overnight reporting team) and shifted our publishing time from
mid-morning to 6:00am allowing the hourly traders the "early bird-first
look".  The upside of these positive changes is obvious.

Again, I look forward to speaking with you the week of August 13th.

Chuck Kaniuka
Director-Sales
215-504-4288, ext. 217

-----Original Message-----
From: Chuck Kaniuka [mailto:chuck.kaniuka@ipgdirect.com]
Sent: Thursday, July 26, 2001 1:29 PM
To: Don.Baughman@Enron.com
Cc: Anna.Santucci@Enron.com
Subject: Re: Enron/TradersNews Energy-Developments

Don:

It was nice meeting you on the phone today.  I appreciate the time you
extended to me and
it was great to hear your interest in our power indexes/historical data as
applicable to your departmental needs.

As we discussed, I am pleased to mention, the growth and market penetration
of TNE is rapidly increasing.  In fact, over the last couple of weeks a
sampling of our contractual successes include:

A. Enron-specifically named license (3 users only) used for back office
accounting functions
    (note, this license is not for distribution and for WEB access and
indices only)
B  Top three (3) eastern power marketer serving over 43 million
homes/businesses
C. Top 10 energy company that handles approx. $250 billion in energy
transactions per year
   while producing 141.3 million physical MWh in 2000.

As mutually agreed upon, I will contact you the week of August 13th (upon my
return from business trips & vacation) to further discuss your requirements
in more detail.  We look forward to growing and expanding our relationship
with Enron and your department.  Thank you.

Chuck Kaniuka
Director-Sales
215-504-4288, ext. 217


---------------------- Forwarded by Kay Mann/Corp/Enron on 03/06/2001 01:31
PM ---------------------------

"Leatha Brown" <lbrown1@erac.com> on 03/06/2001 01:08:09 PM
Please respond to <lbrown1@erac.com>
To: <Kay.Mann@enron.com>
cc:

Subject: RE: Escalade

The last quote I sent over was for 36 months and
I haven't taken into consideration the price/tax
savings of the Lexus.  I contacted our remarketing
department and they are still working on getting
#'s.

I'll let you know soon!!!

Leatha

-----Original Message-----
From: Kay.Mann@enron.com [mailto:Kay.Mann@enron.com]
Sent: Tuesday, March 06, 2001 12:49 PM
To: lbrown1@erac.com
Subject: RE: Escalade

Leatha,

I have a couple of questions.  Do your numbers assume $7500 down (in
addition to the tax etc), and is the term 36 months or 48?  Both time
frames are mentioned in your explanation.

Have we heard anything on the remarketing of my Lexus?  Does the cost
include the tax trade on the Lexus?

Thanks for your help,

Kay

"Leatha Brown" <lbrown1@erac.com> on 03/05/2001 05:37:50 PM

Please respond to <lbrown1@erac.com>

To:   <Kay.Mann@enron.com>
cc:

Subject:  RE: Escalade

Kay,
The dealership will not come down on the price
for the gold and wood trim.  I have an aftermarket
company that can do both for $550.00.  Here is
a 36 month quote for the Cadillac including the
gold and wood.  Please review and let me know if you
have any questions.

EQUITY LEASE FOR TERM OF 36 MONTHS

$  39976.38          Cost of vehicle
    2498.52*Sales tax
     161.00*Registration
    7500.00*Cost reduction
------------
$  39976.38          Delivered price
------------
$    568.33          monthly depreciation
     187.81          Monthly lease charge
------------
$    756.14          Monthly rental

$  12016.15          Termination value @ 48 months

*to be billed on delivery

Let me know what you think.

Leatha

-----Original Message-----
From: Kay.Mann@enron.com [mailto:Kay.Mann@enron.com]
Sent: Saturday, March 03, 2001 5:05 PM
To: lbrown1@erac.com
Cc: nmann@erac.com
Subject: Escalade

Hi Leatha,

Neil and I went to D Taylor and looked at an Escalade. We liked it,
however, we want to price it with a couple of extra features.  I like the
extra wood package, and Neil likes it with the gold trim package.  When we
asked for a price, it added around $1700, which I thought was ridiculous.
They offered to discount it by $200, which I again thought was ridiculous.
When we priced these options at McGinniss, the price was less ($600 for the
wood package instead of $995, for instance), and they offered to discount
the options by a third.  So, we can get the deal done if they will get
reasonable over these options.  The sales guy (Nathaniel) was going to
"work on it".  The fellow you had told us to ask for wasn't in, by the way.

I will be out of town on Monday, but Neil will be in, and will have my
Lexus.

Thanks,

Kay


I actually received the last document I need to put otgether binders this
week.  Linda and I will compile closing binders with all the relevant
documents next week and send you one set for your files.  I will send copies
of the RBC documents to Rick at the same time.

So, when are you going to come and enjoy our crisp weather?  Mark Taylor
e-mailed me saying he thought it was a good idea for you to come up here to
train Linda and Sharon.  It ain't Stampede, but at least Peter and I can
return the hospitality.

From: Tana Jones on 11/10/2000 11:15 AM CST
To: Greg Johnston/CAL/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: Canadian Prepay

Rick Borden at Macleod Dixon sent us a fax requesing copies of the documents
on the prepay.  Can you send him a copy?  Also, when they're all together,
can you send a copy to me for our files.  Thanks!


----- Forwarded by Jeff Dasovich/NA/Enron on 05/31/2001 01:39 PM -----

	Jeff Dasovich
	Sent by: Jeff Dasovich
	05/31/2001 10:30 AM

		 To: skean@enron.com, James D Steffes/NA/Enron@Enron, Sandra
McCubbin/NA/Enron@Enron, Janel Guerrero/Corp/Enron@Enron, Richard
Shapiro/NA/Enron@Enron, Linda Robertson/NA/Enron@ENRON, Susan M
Landwehr/NA/Enron@Enron, Susan J Mara/NA/Enron@ENRON, Michael
Tribolet/ENRON@enronXgate, Paul Kaufman/Enron@EnronXGate, Harry
Kingerski/NA/Enron@Enron
		 cc:
		 Subject: Core/Noncore Plan Hits the Papers

Plan would have biggest customers pay Edison's debt
Greg Lucas, Sacramento Bureau Chief
Thursday, May 31, 2001
,2001 San Francisco Chronicle
URL:
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/2001/05/31/M
N231235.DTL
Sacramento -- Legislative leaders are drafting a new rescue plan for Southern
California Edison that would put the utility back on its feet financially at
the expense of its biggest customers.
The plan would leave manufacturers, refineries and other big industrial
customers with the burden of paying nearly all the utility's $3.5 billion
back debt through a dedicated charge. Residential and small commercial users
would be on the hook for only a fraction of the back debt.
Big users say it is unfair to saddle them with all of Edison's debt, but
supporters of the plan say it's these users that wanted deregulation and
should shoulder the costs it created.
"We're trying to put something together in a way that solves all these
problems, and if people are to be pigheaded about it, we won't solve any
problems," said Assemblyman Fred Keeley, D-Boulder Creek (Santa Cruz County).
Although the plan is an alternative to Gov. Gray Davis' proposed deal to put
Edison back on its feet financially, it could be used as a model to help
restore Pacific Gas and Electric Co. to solvency.
Democrats say the plan contains some elements desired by Republicans, but GOP
lawmakers object to saddling large business users with Edison's debt.
The plan is based on the way gas customers are divided into "core" and
"noncore" users.
SEPARATING 'CORE' USERS
Under this proposal, electrical users would be divided the same way. Core
users would be customers who use 500 kilowatts or less a month. Noncore would
be those using more than 500 kilowatts.
Out of Edison's 4.2 million customers, only 3,600 would be noncore customers.
But those 3,600 customers use about 26 percent of Edison's demand for energy.
Core customers would get their power from generators owned by Edison, long-
term contracts and alternative energy producers, such as wind farms and solar
panels, on contract with the utility.
That would mean those customers would no longer be subject to the whims of
the spot market, which has far higher prices than other sources of
electricity.
Large users, the noncore customers, would be given the right to negotiate to
buy their power directly from generators or build on-site power plants to
make themselves energy self-sufficient.
The plan would be phased in through January 2003 to give large energy
customers time to prepare for buying power on the open market.
During that period, residential, small business and large industrial users
would all share in paying off Edison's debt. But in 2003, that burden would
shift exclusively to the big users.
Republican lawmakers and those same large users have been clamoring to be
given what is called "direct access" to generators so they can negotiate
cheaper rates.
Enron is also backing the idea of cutting loose the largest electricity users
because that would create a built-in market for the energy the company sells.
Large users who want to remain on the grid could do so.
EDISON 'ENCOURAGED'
Sources said Edison officials met with lawmakers over the weekend to iron out
details of the plan.
A spokesman for Edison said he was "encouraged" by the talks.
"I haven't seen a finished product or a plan," said Bob Foster, a senior vice
president with Edison. "They're approaching this in a spirit of goodwill and
trying to find a solution."
Big businesses complain that the plan does not work because right now, there
is nowhere they can buy cheap electricity.
"We're very concerned that separating the core from the noncore means we will
experience extreme rate hikes over the next two years," said D.J. Smith, a
lobbyist for the California Large Energy Consumers Association.
"When you add blackouts, the multiple interruptions of production and another
potentially huge rate hike, the result would be catastrophic to the economy,"
Smith said.
Added Dorothy Rothrock, a lobbyist for the California Manufacturers and
Technology Association: "What's the rationale for the noncore to be paying
the entire Edison undercollection? It sounds to me like just pure politics.
They don't want voters to pay because they vote."
CONSUMER ADVOCATE SMELLS A RAT
Harvey Rosenfield, head of the Foundation for Taxpayer and Consumer Rights,
said he thought the plan would eventually turn into a bailout as business
interests muscle lawmakers into pushing some portion of Edison's debt onto
residential and smaller commercial customers.
"I think it's a trick. We've seen this same tactic used at the Public
Utilities Commission, where what were supposed to be rate increases for big
business end up costing more for residential and small businesses,"
Rosenfield said.
The new plan also does not include the outright purchase of Edison's part of
the transmission system that loops electricity around the state.
Davis backs buying the lines for $2.7 billion. Democrats have insisted that
for the state's financial help, taxpayers receive something of value.
Republicans have insisted that they will back no proposal that includes state
purchase of transmission lines.
In the new proposal, the state would have a five-year option to buy the
transmission lines for $1.2 billion -- the book value of the asset.
In addition, the utility would make $1.5 billion available to the state to
either purchase other assets -- such as Edison's hydroelectric facilities,
for example -- or use it in partnership to build new power plants.
E-mail Greg Lucas at glucas@sfchronicle.com.
,2001 San Francisco Chronicle ? Page?A - 5


Enron Canada Corp.
Suite 1100, 70 York Street
Toronto, Ontario
M5J 1S9
416-865-3700

Paul DeVries - Director
416-865-3703

Jan Wilson - Manager
416-865-3704


Neighbors, yesterday four cars were vandalized at Bomar St. The  glass
windows were shatered. My cousin from Michigan was visiting me. The window
behind the driver's seat was broken. The police was at Bomar and Grant with
the same problem. I am sick and tired of this abuse. And yesterday I was also
ashamed. It's not only the broken glass is all the secondary effects that
this kind of incidents cause to the victim. And the perpetrators are probably
laughing at all of us. Because for them is probably a joke. I am sorry of
giving all of you this news in this beautiful day but we need to be aware.
Happy Holidays. Feliz Navidad. Hedda, 416 Bomar.


Here is the email reminder of the curve setting process.  After you set your
curves(do not hit finished file), go to the GD Pmgr tab and change the date
in the left hand corner to two business days out(Friday set for Tuesday).
Then go to the CurveFetch tab and place your file on automatic calc(can not
hit F9).  Then hit fetch Prices button.  Prices should be brought in for
current date.  Go to the AutoCurve tab and hit paste curves.  When this is
done, hit finished file and the date will be updated so that I know your
curves are ready to load in ERMS.  Please feel free to shout with any
questions.  Thanks.
PL


FBI Issues New Terror Alert

The FBI issued a new terrorism alert, warning that a Yemeni man and associates may be looking to strike Americans as early as Tuesday.

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yeah i am too conservative, but jessica isn't afraid, i wish she would just stay here

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Livia_Zufferli@Monitor.com@ENRON
Sent:	Tuesday, November 13, 2001 11:14 AM
To:	Zufferli, John
Subject:	RE:

You don't want to fly because you're too freaked out?  That's too bad, but
understandable.  I'm not terribly excited to fly anymore either.  Does Jess
still have to go?  I guess it's okay if she's not nervous -- she'll be
fine.

                    John.Zufferli@
                    enron.com            To:     Livia_Zufferli@Monitor.com
                                         cc:
                    11/13/2001           Subject:     RE:
                    12:24 PM

I am not going to fly on Thurs, but Jessica wants to go anyway.  I think I
am going to stay.  SHe seems ok with it

    -----Original Message-----
   From:   Livia_Zufferli@Monitor.com@ENRON
   Sent:   Tuesday, November 13, 2001 9:35 AM
   To:     Zufferli, John
   Subject:

   Hi John,

   How are you doing? Are you nervous to fly on Thursday?  Everything will
   be
   okay -- don't worry.  I'm going to have to start flying to Montreal
   again,
   at least one day a week, because i'm on the new case.

   How's work going?

   Livia

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-----Original Message-----
From: 	Poston, David
Sent:	Wednesday, December 12, 2001 3:20 PM
To:	Williams III, Bill; Mallory, Chris; Platter, Phillip; Bishop, Serena; Gilbert, Scotty
Cc:	Nat, Steve; Davis, Pete; Burleigh, Matt; Amador, Susan
Subject:	FSP Ready Again for Production

Good Afternoon FSP users,

We have just finished a comprehensive FSP rebuild & testing phase for the next release of FSP.  The rebuild should address all the issues raised in the previous go-live as well as some additional capabilities for robustness.  Please note that we have already executed several hundred different test case scenarios & performed some stress testing using data before the Enron collapse.

What we need now is help from you to continue to identify enhancements and/or bugs with FSP so that we can go-live with FSP once the new company starts trading.  Susan Amador will be available to help in any testing.  You should probably also coordinate with her when you are about to start testing so that our continuing testing doesn't interfere with your testing.  PWRTESTN & PWRTESTP should be all setup for your use.

Here are some of the bug fixes & enhancements we have rolled-out with this latest release:
1.  Bid Curve - Ability to bid on zero volumes (for import, export, and wheels)
2.  Rebuild of all FSP application utilizing Direct Oracle Access components for faster database access & higher reliability.
3.  Bug Fixes on database commits to eliminate database "deadlocks".
4.  New aggregation scout to "stream-line" the template writing process & improve template writing performance.
5.  SQL tuned "Hour Ahead" template writing.  Confirmed performance of 1min 30 seconds on heavy transaction volume days.
6.  And many other small previously unidentified bugs.

We are very excited about this newest release and are looking forward to your feedback over the next couple of days.  Susan will probably be your best contact but please feel free to contact me at anytime.

Thanks,  David Poston
# 713-345-7834


Met with GPC today re development of a regional media campaign and a program focused on keeping the Liberals on side (in addition to  our continuing efforts with the Government).  Can Ginger set aside a week of your time for a visit to Toronto and environs for that purpose -  sometime in October?  Once we get confirmation of your availability, we can proceed to schedule the events.  Thanks, Aleck -    P.S.           In any event, the President of GPC - Herschel Ezrin  (a very well connected Liberal)  - would like to invite you or Rob Milnthorp to the Prime Minister's Dinner (the major Liberal Party fundraiser) on Monday, September 24th.  Herschell has committed to introducing you or Rob on that occasion to senior federal cabinet ministers and key Ontario Liberal Party folks. Are you interested.  If you came on that occasion we would try to couple it with a meeting with Dalton McGuinty, Ontario Liberal Leader.


I'm working with IT to get an EES mailing list set up so we can send the Real Time sheets to them each night with only the click of a button. In the meantime, they'll need you to click just a few more and send the sheet to.....

EES Power Settlements
Ainsley Gaddis
Neil Bresnan
Jubran Whalan
Judy Dyer
Michael Spruiell

This is only temporary. Don't worry.

Thanks,
Kate


Alan,

I have yet to compile these agreements into a binder, as they were not organized upon my receipt.

I will provide copies of the agreements to you shortly.

I have left Tom Moran a voice-mail and hope to hear from him today -- so we can confirm that we have all pre-petition mutual terminations.

Susan
 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Aronowitz, Alan
Sent:	Thursday, February 07, 2002 5:38 PM
To:	Jones, Tana
Cc:	Bailey, Susan
Subject:	RE: pre-petition mutual terminations

Susan: Please provide to me a copy of the agreements supporting these terminations. Thanks.

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Jones, Tana
Sent:	Monday, January 28, 2002 2:59 PM
To:	Aronowitz, Alan
Cc:	Bailey, Susan
Subject:	pre-petition mutual terminations

As you requested, I am attaching my list of pre-petition mutual terminations (as well as 3 post-petition mutual terminations).  This list is located in excel in my misc. directory.  As per your direction, I will also deliver my binder of mutual terminations to Susan Bailey.

 << File: Pre-Petition Terminations1.xls >>


This appears to be OK and we should be able to sign on however please review the statement and let me know if you see a problem with our support of the PHC statement.  Sorry for the short notice and review time.  I'll not respond until noon tomorrow.  Thanks.

Glen

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	"Gregory Klatt" <gregoryklatt@earthlink.net>@ENRON
Sent:	Monday, November 19, 2001 2:46 AM
To:	Hass, Glen; Harris, Steven
Cc:	Dan Douglass
Subject:	FW: A.01-09-024  PHC Statement draft

SoCalGas is circulating a draft pre-hearing conference statement for parties to sign on to, if they wish (please see attached).  Given Transwestern's position in the BCAP, it makes sense to sign on to SoCalGas' generic PHC statement.  Please take a few moments to review the same and let me know your thoughts.  SoCalGas has asked for a response by Tuesday noon.  Thanks.
----- Original Message -----
From: Parrott, Jeff
To: gloria.ing@sce.com ;mdm8@pge.com ;burkee@cts.com ;douglass@energyattorney.com ;gregoryklatt@earthlink.net ;pjpowerlaw@aol.com ;tpeterso@energy.state.ca.us ;marcel@turn.org ;chilen@llgm.com ;tomb@srossbordenenergy.com ;Thompso! n, Vicki L. ;Winter, Rodney ;Brill, Thomas R. ;fdeleon@energy.state.ca.us ;napedersen@jonesday.com ;plg@cpuc.ca.gov ;ek@a-klaw.com ;jkarp@whitecase.com ;bkc@pge.com ;Davis, Robert E. ;kcl@cpuc.ca.gov ;weg@cpuc.ca.gov ;aclark@calpine.com ;epoole@adplaw.com ;salleyoo@dnt.com ;bradylaw@pacbell.net ;Mday@gmssr.com ;bcragg@gmssr.com
Cc: Brill, Thomas R. ; Davis, Robert E. ; Winter, Rodney ; Wright, Gillian - TP1GXW
Sent: 11/16/2001 11:14:43 AM
Subject: A.01-09-024 PHC Statement draft
To: Parties Who Participated in the A.01-09-024 (SoCalGas and SDG&E BCAP) Meet and Confer:
  Attached is a proposed PHC Statement as required by ALJ Brown in her Ruling of November 5, 2001.  Per that Ruling, this Statement must be filed within 10 days of our meeting (which by my calculation would be the 26th of November).  I would REALLY like to get it filed on the 21st if possible, before the Thanksgiving weekend.
  I tried to keep the Statement simple, while reflecting the consensus views articulated at the meeting.  I tried not to go into too much detail on the description of some of the outstanding CPUC proceedings that may affect this case, but wanted to give the judge some flavor for each proceeding.  I ask that each of you let me know by noon next Tuesday (the 20th) if you want to "sign on."  I will incorporate any non-substantive edits you may have.  For substantive edits (hopefully there will be few if any) I will do my best to incorporate.  However, let's remember that none of us want to be de-positioned by what is said in this document so argumentative statements will be ignored.  If only nonsubstantive edits are received, I will file on behalf of all participating parties without further review.  If substantive changes are made, a second review will be provided.
  I hope we can keep this from becoming an unwieldy exercise.  I ask for your cooperation and appreciate your input.  If you want to provide your individual PHC Statement, fine.  Just let me know so I can take your client's name off this one.
Thanks again.
        <<BCAP-PHC statement(v1).DOC>>
        Jeff
  Jeffrey M. Parrott
         Attorney
    Sempra Energy
  ph. (619) 699-5063
  fax (619) 699-5027
jparrott@sempra.com

--- Gregory  Klatt
--- gregoryklatt@earthlink.net

 - BCAP-PHC statement(v1).DOC


While reviewing our trading limit documentation, I realized we never obtained
signatures on the limit application for Credit Trading that was approved in
the December BOD meeting, and I'd like to complete our policy files.  Would
you please print the attached document and obtain Bryan, Ted, News/Jordan and
then Sherriff''s signatures, and fax it back to me at 713 646 2194 for our
files?  I'll get Vince to sign for Research, and then send to Rick Buy and
Jeff Skilling to sign along with our other trading limit policy documentation
from the BOD meeting this past week.

This document is exactly what Bryan sent to Oliver in January, and I just
customized it a bit to delete unnecessary signatures, identify the commodity
group, etc..

Regards,
Cassandra.