BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS

Enron Freight Markets
Enron Freight Markets (EFM) launched its over-the-road trucking business this
week.  In addition, EFM completed 199 intermodal transactions in the first
week of April.

ENA West Power
ENA West Power recently closed the sale of two power projects.  The 750MW
Pastoria Energy Facility in Kern County, California was sold to Calpine and
the 240MW Fountain Valley Power project in Colorado was sold to Black Hills
Energy Capital.  Given the power shortage in the West, ENA is developing
additional power generation in Nevada, California and Washington.

Enron Industrial Markets
The newsprint group of EIM is working to revolutionize the newsprint market
and bring financial rigor and market efficiencies to a business that has
remained relatively unchanged for more than a century. The global newsprint
market is a 23 billion dollar a year business with the North American market
comprising one third.  The group's originators, mid-marketers, and financial
and physical traders offer our customers numerous financial and physical
products not previously available in the market.

EIM has made a substantial commitment to this business with the purchase of
Garden State Paper company last year and the recent purchase of Daishowa
Paper in Quebec City. The number of transactions has grown exponentially with
the physical trading alone reaching a nominal trading volume of more than
$10,000,000 per month in little more than four months since opening.  In
addition to physical spot transactions, the desk offers our counterparties
log-term fixed priced transactions, indexed based pricing, forward contracts,
swaps, and derivative products.

Forest Products
Forestweb Inc., an Internet-based generator, aggregator and integrator of
knowledge and information for the forest products industry, announced a new
window to industry financial and risk management tools available from
Clickpaper.com. Clickpaper allows the industry direct access to transactable
prices for both physical and financial products, in an electronic format.

Paperloop.com, one of the leading online resources for the forest products
industry, announced the addition of Clickpaper.com in their emarketplace,
which showcases various e-commerce companies and highlights their services.
Paperloop provides Clickpaper.com exposure to its 250,000+ monthly users in
the pulp, paper and converting industries.

IN THE NEWS

Ken Lay was the cover story for the April 2001 issue of Continental Magazine.
 He had positive things to say about his employees.

&Sitting in his 50th floor mahogany-paneled office overlooking his
much-beloved downtown Houston, Lay, with a self-conscious smile, bows his
head slightly as he,s described as an innovative market maker.  +I really can,
t take any credit, he says. My employees are responsible for what Enron
does.,  What he does best, the Missouri-born corporate icon says, is +to
create an atmosphere of empowerment and creativity and hire bright,
innovative people who aren,t afraid to take risks and try new things.8

WELCOME
New Hires
EIM   - Craig Rickard, Lisa McClendon
ENA  - Ben Brasseaux, Stephen Swisher, Tamera Joyner, Vanessa Griffin,
Kathleen Ashton

Weekly EnronOnline Statistics

Below are the latest figures for EnronOnline as of April 6, 2001.

* Total Life to Date Transactions >  845,000
* Life to Date Notional Value of Transactions > $500 billion

NUGGETS & NOTES

Mark your lunch calendars now! The next EWS Brown Bag is Thursday, April 19
at 11:30 AM.  Tim Battaglia VP/EIM will be discussing Steel Origination.

Congratulations to Peter del Vecchio, EIM senior counsel, and his wife, Nair.
They are the proud parents of Dante Valentin del Vecchio, born April 3,
weighing 4 pounds, 8 ounces.

NEWS FROM THE GLOBAL FLASH

Enron Poland obtains Gas Trading License
On 22nd March 2001 Enron Poland received a 10-year Gas Trading License, valid
for both domestic gas trading within Poland as well as for gas exports.  The
license is a key component to our entering the gas trading market in Poland
and, coupled with the Power Trading License we obtained in 1999, will give
Enron Poland a strong position in the developing wholesale energy market.  In
the next two to three weeks, we expect to receive a cross-border trading
license covering gas imports that are further regulated under the Polish
Energy Law Ordinance on Gas Import Diversification.

Enron Wind announces first UK off-shore wind farm
On 5th April 2001, Enron Wind announced that it had been granted the right to
initiate the planning process for its first UK offshore wind farm, located at
Gunfleet Sands, 7km from Clacton-upon-Sea in Essex.  Construction is expected
to start towards the end of 2002, with the wind farm of 30 turbines being
operational by Q4 2003.  Enron Wind is also actively involved in a number of
on-shore projects in the UK, including the development of wind farms in Wales
and Northern Ireland.

LEGAL STUFF
The information contained in this newsletter is confidential and proprietary
to Enron Corp. and its subsidiaries.  It is intended for internal use only
and should not be disclosed.


He would not have had a clue how to do Valero, but he seems to think
so...........................

I give..............................

No mas!

Let's finish this stuff up and call it a day.

---------------------- Forwarded by Kenneth Seaman/HOU/ECT on 01/10/2000
01:12 PM ---------------------------

	From:  Robert E Lloyd                           01/10/2000 01:03 PM

To: Gary W Lamphier/HOU/ECT@ECT, Lee L Papayoti/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc: Pat Clynes/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Daren J Farmer/HOU/ECT@ECT, Kenneth
Seaman/HOU/ECT@ECT
Subject: Industrial Accounts

As of January 2000, I have taken over scheduling all "Industrial Accounts"
without the assistance of
   Kenneth Seaman.

   I want to thank Ken for all of his efforts during our training period.

  Ken has help me feel confident  to continue this responsibility with
little, if any,  assistance from himself.
 Thus,   please forward all correspondence to me directly in the future.


287933 shows Sempra Energy Trading as the counterparty......?

Evelyn Metoyer@ENRON
01/12/2001 09:24 AM
To: Kate Symes/PDX/ECT@ECT
cc:

Subject: deal 287933

Please ch name to TransCanada Power, A Division of TransCanada Energy,
instead of TransCanada Power Marketing

Thanks


Attached are tow documents that may be helpful,  the last draft of the Joint
Development LOI and a confidentiality agreement that I believe was signed but
may not have made its way to Kay Young's file.


What is your address??


Lindy:

Attached are the 2001 rates.

Jan
X53858


Hello Jim,

I was glad to hear back from you. So you are going to be a grandpa soon. That's great news!

Well, the main reason I am writing to you is that I need some advice. I would like to go back to school next year but I have no financial security. My job prospects don't look good either now that Enron was bought from another company.  I know that many private schools offer scholarships as well as assistantships. I am looking into all of those.

It would be very helpful for me if you would help and direct me in the righ direction, let's say if you know a professor that would like to have his own researcher which would help me in the process to go through with school. I have a great deal of interest in finance, and that is what I want to do, I really don't want to do a MBA, rather a MS in Finance. I am very ambitious and work really hard to succeed. I have great work experience and I have worked for a company that is well recognized for its talent pool.

If you can't help me with this process, do you know anyone who can? I really would appreciate any advice that you can give me because I have no one else to get advice from right now. In addition, if you have any contact in the job market I would look into that too.

Thanks Jim,
Monika


Start Date: 2/2/02; HourAhead hour: 23;  No ancillary schedules awarded.  No variances detected.

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Sorry I took so long to respond, but if they are still interested, I would
like to learn more about it.

----Original Message-----
   >From:      Christie Patrick/HOU/ECT
   >To:          Greg Whalley/HOU/ECT@ECT
   >Cc:          Michael B Rosen/HOU/ECT@ECT,Cindy
Derecskey/Corp/Enron@Enron,Kristin Gandy/NA/Enron@Enron,Paul
LeBeau/NA/Enron@Enron
   >Bcc:
   >Subj:      Speaker for GSB
   >Sent:     Friday, December 01, 2000 1:38 PM
   >
   >Hi Greg!
   >
   >Would you consider doing this?  If so, I'll have John McMillan call you
directly.
   >
   >Thanks!
   >
   >--Christie.
   >---------------------- Forwarded by Christie Patrick/HOU/ECT on
12/01/2000 01:35 PM ---------------------------
   >
   >
   >"McMillan, John" <mcmillan_john@gsb.stanford.edu> on 12/01/2000 01:14:14
PM
   >To: "'christie_patrick@enron.com'" <christie_patrick@enron.com>
   >cc:
   >Subject: Speaker for GSB
   >
   >
   >Dear Christie:
   >
   >John Roberts suggested I contact you. As I believe he told you, I am
running
   >an MBA course next quarter entitled "Market Design," in which I will
examine
   >how markets are built (ranging from eBay to reforming Russia). Enron, of
   >course, is a leader in creating markets, so it would be great if someone
   >from Enron could lead a session.  (650 724 4549) .
   >
   >Thank you very much.
   >
   >Regards,
   >John
   >
   >
   >
   >John McMillan
   >Graduate School of Business
   >Stanford University
   >Stanford CA 94305-5105
   >
   >tel:  650 724 4549,  fax: 650 725 0468
   >
   >mcmillan_john@gsb.stanford.edu
   >http://faculty-gsb.stanford.edu/mcm
   >
   ><truncated...>


both. you have to schd. all your trades.


As we discussed
----- Forwarded by Steven J Kean/NA/Enron on 12/20/2000 03:00 PM -----

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SCIENTECH IssueAlert, December 20, 2000
Exelon Completes Acquisition of 49.9 Percent of Sithe
By: Will McNamara, Director, Electric Industry Analysis
===============================================================

Exelon Corporation and Sithe Energies Inc. announced the successful
completion
of Exelon's acquisition of 49.9 percent of the stock of Sithe. The remaining
50.1 percent of Sithe will be owned by Vivendi (34 percent), Marubeni Corp.
(15 percent) and Sithe Management (1 percent). Vivendi Universal retains
a blocking minority interest of 34 percent in the company and PECO Energy
(which, along with Unicom, formed Exelon Corp.) becomes Sithe's main
shareholder.
PECO has also been given a three-year commitment starting from December
2002, to buy Vivendi Universal's remaining interest.

ANALYSIS: The announcement of this acquisition was first made in August,
prior to the formation of Exelon Corp. Under the original agreement dated
Aug. 11, 2000, PECO Energy is purchasing 49.9 percent of Sithe's North
American assets, including its domestic marketing and development businesses,
for $682 million. The acquisition marks a new direction for Sithe Energies
and a continuation of an aggressive generation expansion plan on the part
of Exelon.

This divestiture by Sithe Energies signals its withdrawal from power
production.
Only two years ago, Sithe Energies was one of the largest independent power
producers in the United States, operating 43 power plants from New Jersey
to California. Sithe Energies had made a decided effort to purchase vast
generation assets in the Northeastern United States, believing that there
would be value in having critical mass in the deregulated generation market
in that region. Until last year, Sithe Energies was the primary subsidiary
of French mega-utility Vivendi, which had been creating a reputation as
an industry powerhouse due to its assets in electric energy services, thermal
energy supply, water distribution and wastewater management. Interestingly,
Vivendi did not own a gas or electric utility anywhere in the world, and
instead used Sithe Energies as the vehicle to accumulate generation assets
as its primary entry into the energy industry.

Indications that the company's strategy was changing began to surface earlier
this year. In February, Sithe Energies sold 21 power plants to Reliant
Energy for a total of $2.1 billion. The sale generated an immediate capital
gain of about $450 million for Sithe Energies, indicating that its generation
assets were bringing strong shareholder value for its investors, even if
the company appeared to be exiting the generation market.

Then, in June, Vivendi announced that it had entered into a "strategic
business combination" with Canal and The Seagram Company Ltd to form a
new company called Vivendi Universal, a communications conglomerate for
wired and wireless markets owning the world's largest music company, second
largest film library, major film production studio, and a PC-based software
game publishing company. (Note that just yesterday Vivendi Universal entered
into an agreement for the sale of Seagram's spirits and wine business to
Diageo and Pernod Ricard for $8.1 billion, subject to regulatory approvals).
Vivendi also continued to expand its significant water business, through
its subsidiaries U.S. Filter Corporation and G,n,rale des Eaux Group which
recently won water treatment contracts New Zealand and Indonesia. In a
separate development, Vivendi, supported by Sithe Energies, developed a
partnership with a company named Softbank to establish a unit called K
Road Ventures. This company represented Vivendi's strategy of creating
an Internet company specializing in B-to-B services for utilities and energy
services.

All of these developments indicated that, although Vivendi planned to remain
involved in the energy industry, its focus was no longer on building a
generation portfolio through Sithe Energies. Rather, Vivendi is building
on its role as a major player in communications and environmental services.
The subtext of this new direction for the company is probably Vivendi's
attempt to reduce the debt of its subsidiaries to a reported 11 billion
euros by the end of this year. Yet, most financial analysts agree that
the continuing divestiture of Sithe Energies marks Vivendi's complete
withdrawal
from the energy production business. Vivendi has been in the process of
spinning off a new utilities arm named Vivendi Environnment, which will
provide energy services such as equipment installation and maintenance,
as well as water and wastewater treatment. The K Road Ventures unit probably
will be operated within Vivendi Environnment; however, it appears fairly
certain that generation is no longer a part of the company's primary strategy.

According to Vivendi, this divestiture confirms the exit of Sithe North
America from the consolidation scope of Vivendi Universal. Including the
divestiture of GPU, which took place at the beginning of the year, the
transactions represent a total debt reduction of around 4 billion euros
and a net capital gain of 170 million euros in the financial statements
for 2000.

Presently across North America, Sithe Energies still owns and operates
about 27 power generation plants with approximately 3,800 MW of net merchant
generating capacity. Further divestiture of these assets is expected as
Sithe and Vivendi continue to move away from power generation. PECO (now
Exelon) and Reliant are two companies that have quickly picked up the
generation
assets divested by Sithe Energies, and has been a wise move for both
companies.
There should be a continuing high value placed on generation assets in
the Northeastern United States, particularly since competitive markets
are developing more rapidly in that region of the country. Reliant's purchase
of the Sithe Energies' 21 plants supports its strategy of acquiring
generation
assets and developing a strong retail capability.

Purchasing 49.9 percent of Sithe Energies, with the option to buy the rest
of the company in as little as two years, is also a smart move for Exelon.
The Power Generation Group (PGG) of PECO, which remains a subsidiary under
the new Exelon holding company, is the business unit responsible for managing
the fossil and hydro generating stations of the company. PGG manages a
fleet of 72 generating units that can provide 5200 megawatts (MW) of power
using a variety of fuels. These units include coal, natural gas, oil,
landfill
gas, and hydroelectric power plants. Under deregulation, this variety of
fuels is helping PECO to remain competitive and prepared to meeting the
energy needs of diverse customers. Presently, Exelon is the largest energy
company in the United States, but will trumped by the Entergy/FPL Group
combination, which is expected to close over the next year.

The addition to Exelon's generation arsenal that it gains from almost half
the shares of Sithe Energies should factor in nicely to Exelon's overall
position in the industry. Exelon estimates that the initial investment
in Sithe will contribute approximately $0.01 per share to its consolidated
earnings in 2001 and 2002. And it certainly appears that Exelon aims to
acquire the totality of Sithe's assets, based on comments coming out of
the company's headquarters. If Exelon were to purchase the remaining 50.1
percent of Sithe (as soon as two years from now), Exelon anticipates that
the transaction would contribute approximately $0.15 to its annual
consolidated
earnings. This may be just the move that Exelon has in mind as a complete
acquisition of Sithe's assets would increase Exelon's generation portfolio
to 46,500 MW, which is perhaps just what it needs to secure its place as
one of the nation's top generating companies and keep it in the running
with FPL / Entergy.
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The New Options Model meeting will be held in EB3125b.
---------------------- Forwarded by Tamara Jae Black/HOU/ECT on 05/22/2001
04:34 PM ---------------------------

Tamara Jae Black
05/22/2001 04:21 PM
To: Rudy Acevedo/HOU/ECT@ECT, Diana Allen/Enron@EnronXGate, Russell
Ballato/NA/Enron@Enron, Ted Ballinger/Enron@EnronXGate, Don
Baughman/HOU/ECT@ECT, Edward D Baughman/Enron@EnronXGate, Corry
Bentley/HOU/ECT@ECT, Robert Benson/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Tamara Jae
Black/HOU/ECT@ECT, Lisa Burnett/Corp/Enron@Enron, Paul J
Broderick/HOU/ECT@ECT, Richard Broussard/Corp/Enron@Enron, Larry F
Campbell/NA/Enron@Enron, Mike Carson/Corp/Enron@Enron, Jason
Choate/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Kevin Cline/Enron@EnronXGate, Terri
Clynes/Enron@EnronXGate, Keith Comeaux/Corp/Enron@Enron, Karla
Compean/Enron@EnronXGate, Kayne Coulter/HOU/ECT@ECT, Oscar
Dalton/Enron@EnronXGate, Mark Dana Davis/HOU/ECT@ECT, Clint
Dean/Corp/Enron@Enron, George Diaz/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Chris
Dorland/HOU/ECT@ECT, Joe Errigo/Corp/Enron@Enron, Miguel L
Garcia/NA/Enron@ENRON, Gerald Gilbert/HOU/ECT@ECT, Doug
Gilbert-Smith/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Gautam Gupta/HOU/ECT@ECT, Patrick
Hanse/HOU/ECT@ECT, Juan Hernandez/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Rogers
Herndon/HOU/ECT@ect, Jim Homco/HOU/ECT@ECT, Rika Imai/Enron@EnronXGate, Larry
Jester/Enron@EnronXGate, Gary Justice/Enron@EnronXGate, Mike E
Kelly/Enron@EnronXGate, Grace Kim/Enron@EnronXGate, Jeff
King/Corp/Enron@Enron, John Kinser/HOU/ECT@ECT, Madhup
Kumar/Enron@EnronXGate, Dean Laurent/HOU/ECT@ECT, Justin
Laverell/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Chris Lenartowicz/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Matt
Lorenz/HOU/ECT@ECT, Gretchen Lotz/HOU/ECT@ECT, Peter Makkai/NA/Enron@Enron,
Tom May/Corp/Enron@Enron, Doug Miller/Corp/Enron@Enron, Jeffrey
Miller/NA/Enron@Enron, Narsimha Misra/NA/Enron@Enron, Christi L
Nicolay/HOU/ECT@ECT, Steve Olinde/Corp/Enron@Enron, Andy
Pace/Enron@EnronXGate, Juan Padron/NA/Enron@Enron, Laura
Podurgiel/HOU/ECT@ECT, Kevin M Presto/HOU/ECT@ECT, Joe Quenet/NA/Enron@Enron,
David Ryan/Enron@EnronXGate, Eric Saibi/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Anna
Santucci/Enron@EnronXGate, sscott3@enron.com, Erik Serio/Corp/Enron@Enron,
Doug Sewell/Enron@EnronXGate, Lisa Shoemake/Enron@EnronXGate, Robert
Stalford/NA/Enron@Enron, Chad Starnes/Corp/Enron@Enron, Joe
Stepenovitch/Corp/Enron@Enron, Mark Symms/Enron@EnronXGate, Ramanarao
Tamma/Enron@EnronXGate, Garrett Tripp/TOR/ECT@ECT, Larry
Valderrama/Enron@EnronXGate, Maria Valdes/Corp/Enron@Enron, Joseph
Wagner/NA/Enron@Enron, Christopher Watts/NA/Enron@Enron, Lloyd
Will/HOU/ECT@ECT, Smith L Day/HOU/ECT@ECT, John M Forney/NA/Enron@Enron, Andy
Rodriquez/Enron@EnronXGate, Claudia Guerra/Enron@EnronXGate, Benjamin
Rogers/HOU/ECT@ECT, Clayton Vernon/Enron@EnronXGate, Fletcher J
Sturm/HOU/ECT@ECT, Mauricio Trejo/Enron@EnronXGate, Dustin
Collins/HOU/ECT@ECT, William Abler/Enron@EnronXGate, Steve
Wang/Enron@EnronXGate
cc:
Subject: New Options Model

---------------------- Forwarded by Tamara Jae Black/HOU/ECT on 05/22/2001
04:18 PM ---------------------------
From: Steve Wang/ENRON@enronXgate on 05/22/2001 04:17 PM
To: Tamara Jae Black/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: New Options Model

Meeting on May 30 at 3:30pm regarding the new Option Model we (Steve Wang,
Harry Arora, and Rob Stalford) use to make markets.  The old structuring
model was created for marketer to give indicative pricing.  I have created
this model especially for option market making.  As market makers we found
the old model too slow as we are often making bid/offers in more than five
strikes in more than five different months.  This model allows us to make our
markets quicker and identify mispricings in the market before our
competitors.  This is not to replace the old structuring model.  It is only a
complement that will give everyone a better picture of where options are
trading and where bid/offers are.  We will publish these prices weekly and
will eventually have them on a daily basis.

You will need special permission to access the files located in
M:\power2\Options.  Let me know if you want access to this folder.  The
following people already have access:

Ahn, Christopher
Ballato, Russell
Baughman, Ed
Benson, Rob
Broderick, Paul
Carson, Mike
Clynes, Terri
Curry, Mike
Dalton, Oscar
Davis, Dana
Dean, Clint
Dorland, Chris
Forney, John
Gilbert-Smith, Doug
Gupta, Gautam
Jester, Larry
Kelly, Michael
King, Jeff
Lorenz, Matt
Presto, Kevin
Quenet, Joe
Scheuer, Janelle
Sewell, Robert (Doug)
Sturm, Fletch
Tingleaf, Drew
Valderrama, Larry
Valdes, Maria
Wheeler, Raymond

Thanks
Steve Wang


---------------------- Forwarded by Scott Neal/HOU/ECT on 05/11/2001 04:34 PM ---------------------------
From:	Airam Arteaga/ENRON@enronXgate on 05/11/2001 04:09 PM
To:	Scott Neal/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject:	FW: NEAL - ITIN ONLY/$212.50

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From: 	JANET SKOOG <jskoog_vitoltvl@yahoo.com>@ENRON [mailto:IMCEANOTES-JANET+20SKOOG+20+3Cjskoog+5Fvitoltvl+40yahoo+2Ecom+3E+40ENRON@ENRON.com]
Sent:	Friday, May 11, 2001 4:08 PM
To:	Arteaga, Airam
Subject:	NEAL - ITIN ONLY/$212.50

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Beavers make plans to invade Arizona
     Associated Press

     TEMPE, Ariz. -- Oregon State capped its remarkable emergence from more
than a
     quarter-century of football ineptitude by accepting an invitation to
play Notre Dame in the Jan. 1
     Fiesta Bowl.

     The Beavers were the top choice of the Fiesta Bowl selection committee
because they were "a
     conference co-champion, a 10-win team and an incredible turnaround
story that somewhat mirrors
     what Kansas State has done," Fiesta Bowl president John Junker said.

     "For us to come here from where we were three years go, to go 10-1, and
being in the Fiesta
     Bowl against Notre Dame is a great story," Oregon State coach Dennis
Erickson said Sunday.

     As Oregon State's opponent, Virginia Tech had a higher ranking and
better record, but the Fiesta
     could not resist the Irish (9-2) and their huge nationwide following,
even though Notre Dame was
     ranked only 11th in the final Bowl Championship Series standings.
Oregon State is sixth.

     It will be a matchup of teams that weren't even in the top 25 in the
preseason.

     "I don't think any of us in our wildest imagination would have thought
this would have been the
     matchup," Junker said.

     Notre Dame won its last seven games to become bowl eligible at 9-2.

     The Fiesta considered Miami but decided the Notre Dame-Oregon State
matchup was more
     intriguing, and that the Hurricanes were a better fit against Florida
in the Sugar Bowl.

     Fiesta Bowl officials maintained that comments last week by Pac-10
commissioner Tom Hansen
     had no impact on their decision. He suggested the conference should
pull out of the BCS if
     Oregon State was left out of the Fiesta Bowl.

     "We selected Oregon State because they deserved it and won it on the
field of battle," Junker
     said.

     The Fiesta Bowl normally gives an automatic berth to the Big 12
champion, but it had two at-large
     picks this year because Oklahoma will play Florida State for the
national championship in the
     Orange Bowl.

     Oregon State set an NCAA record for futility with 28 consecutive losing
seasons, a streak broken
     when the Beavers went 6-5 last year in Erickson's first season and lost
to Hawaii in the Oahu
     Bowl.

     This year, Oregon State tied Washington and Oregon for the Pac-10
title, their first since 1964.
     That team, coached by Tommy Prothro, lost to Michigan in the Rose Bowl.
A 35-year bowl
     drought followed.

     Notre Dame, by contrast, is a regular at major bowls. Its last
appearance in one of the big-four
     bowls was in 1996, the Orange Bowl. But this Irish team was not
expected to get this far,
     especially after a 2-2 start. There was widespread speculation then
that coach Bob Davie would
     be out of a job when the season ended.

     Davie did not want to talk about vindication.

     "I think so much attention is always placed on the head coach, and I'm
sure Dennis would agree
     with me. This isn't about us. This is about our football players and
our assistant coaches who put
     so much into this.

     "That was a little bit overrated before the season and it's a little
bit overrated now. This certainly
     isn't about me."

     Each team will receive $12 million to $13 million. Oregon State will
split the money with the rest
     of the Pac-10, but Notre Dame, as an independent, keeps it all. No
wonder Davie was so anxious
     as he watched the Oklahoma-Kansas State game, knowing that a K-State
victory could have sent
     Notre Dame to a much lesser holiday payday.

     "It was brutal," he said. "As good as Oklahoma is, and as well coached
as they are, I almost
     went crazy when it was fourth-and-1 and they were in that shotgun for
that draw, but they know
     what they're doing. It was painful watching that game."

     Junker said Oregon State officials have promised 30,000 or more fans
will come to the desert from
     the Northwest for the game. Add to that Notre Dame's unparalleled
national following, and the
     Fiesta already has been declared a sellout. Each school will receive
15,000 tickets.

     Beaver players like the idea of playing Notre Dame.

     "I didn't like them growing up," running back Ken Simonton said. "I
don't like 'America's teams.' I
     don't like everybody's favorite. I was always an underdog."

Marc
*(303)401-7054
*mleslie@amgen.com


It has become customary to prepare Unanimous Consents of Directors for many
transactions even if such actions are not required by the relevant By-laws
and/or Certificate of Incorporation.  Please consider carefully whether
Unanimous Consents of Directors are necessary or appropriate in a particular
transaction, i.e., the transaction is a significant transaction or evidence
of authority is required for a legal opinion.  When in doubt, please review
the By-laws and Certificate of Incorporation of the relevant entity and
discuss the matter with a member of the Office of the General Counsel.

Thank you.


"Roy J. Shanker" <royjshanker@worldnet.att.net> writes to the
NYISO_TECH_EXCHANGE Discussion List:

I concur with Mark. The only answer if you want to sign up more is to de
rate the payments and make the program aggregate capacity a max of 150 MW.

Roy J. Shanker
9009 Burning Tree Road
Bethesda, MD 20817
301-365-3654
301-365-3657 FAX
royjshanker@worldnet.att.net

-----Original Message-----
From: owner-nyiso_tech_exchange@lists.thebiz.net
[mailto:owner-nyiso_tech_exchange@lists.thebiz.net]On Behalf Of Mark Younger
Sent: Friday, May 11, 2001 4:19 PM
To: PRLWG; 'Larry DeWitt: PACE'; jdprunkl
Cc: Tech Team EMail List,
Subject: RE: 150 mW DEC Cap for "Emergency Exempt" for EDRP

"Mark Younger" <mdy@slater-consulting.com> writes to the NYISO_TECH_EXCHANGE
Discussion List:

If only 150 MW can be called on when the NYISO needs them then no more than
150 MW should be allowed to qualify as ICAP providers.  The purpose of ICAP
is to assure that the NYISO has capacity when it needs it.  "Having" the
capacity and then not being allowed to use it makes the capacity worthless.
Resources that cannot be called upon are do not add to system security.

-----Original Message-----
From:   owner-nyiso_dltf@lists.nyiso.com
[mailto:owner-nyiso_dltf@lists.nyiso.com] On Behalf Of jdprunkl
Sent:   Friday, May 11, 2001 3:55 PM
To:     'Larry DeWitt: PACE'; PRLWG
Subject:        RE: 150 mW DEC Cap for "Emergency Exempt" for EDRP

Larry:

A couple of comments:

1. I recommend that the 150 MW limit be managed by NYISO Operations.  They
are going to understand the problems in real time and should have complete
authority of which generators get run based on the situation. Trying to
fairly rotate which units get called at this late date, given the hours of
operation are completely unknown would be a waste of time, in my opinion.

2. We all should be very grateful that the DEC has taken the action they
have on expanding the exempt generator definition.  If people are not happy
with the 150MW cap then they should get a registration or state facility
permit and notify the ISO that the their site is not to be counted in the
150 MW cap calculation.

3. Not paying full ICAP for these resources would be a disaster.  If we want
to kill the emergency program, this is the best way to do it.  Again,
calling of generators should be based on the NYISO Operations assessment of
the emergency situation.  A special case resource generator standing ready
to serve, even if DEC has placed some limits on the number of MW running at
one time, should not be penalized by this cap.  We may find situations where
some of the SCR "exempt" generators called can not start or limit their
generation hours for some reason.  In this case we need as many SCR
resources ready to fill the void as possible. Limit payments really hurts
the credibility and effectiveness of the programs we have all worked so hard
to develop.

4. I do not think the EDRP manuals need to say anything on this subject.
This should strictly be an internal NYISO operation matter on which
generators get called in each zone.  If the Operations manual needs to be
updated to reflect the 150 MW exempt generator class of EDRP generators lets
do it here not in the EDRP manual.

Looking forward to Monday's discussion. Have a great weekend.

Best Regards,
John D. Prunkl
MetroGen LLC
205-343-1977 w
217-454-0295 cell
509-356-9367 fax
jdprunkl@metrogen.com
www.metrogen.com

-----Original Message-----
From:   Larry DeWitt: PACE [SMTP:dewitt@nycap.rr.com]
Sent:   Friday, May 11, 2001 1:43 PM
To:     PRLWG
Subject:        150 mW DEC Cap for "Emergency Exempt" for EDRP

Colleagues,
This is a "heads up" that there are several issues we will need to look at
on Monday with respect to the new NYS DEC expanded definition of "emergency
exempt" when participating in the EDRP.  The problems needing solving that I
am aware of so far concern the 150 mW cap that DEC placed on the ISO's call
for emergency customer generation.  Our understanding is that more than that
amount can be signed up for the program--but only 150 mWs can be called at
any one time.

Some have suggested that the DEC does not have the right or power to
regulate the NYISO.  I don't know.  But I do know that DEC would revoke this
in heart-beat if they thought we were going to ignore it--especially after
all these different parties, including the ISO and the self-generation
developers, bargained with NYS DEC to do what they have done.  Also, the
individual participating customers would be more than some upset if they
found out that DEC was revoking their emergency exempt status because they
were deemed to have been the ones who were over the 150 mW limit in an
emergency call.

There are two problems that I have seen, both related to enrolling more than
150 mWs of emergency exempt EDRP participants.  First, if there is more than
150 mWs in the region being called, we need to determine a method for who
gets called--it could rotate in an equitable fashion.  But our manual should
probably speak to this.

The other problem is that we probably shouldn't be paying full ICAP to 300
mWs of emergency exempt EDRP participants if we know that no more than half
of them can respond to any ICAP call.  We might derate them in percentage to
the subscription over the 150 mWs.  Or some other system.

My purpose here is to alert you to the issue and suggest that we want to
come up with a solution on Monday.  I spoke with Mollie Lampi about it and
hope the ISO has a chance to work on it today.  We want all EDRP and DADRP
manual matters to go before the BIC on May 24th.

Have a great weekend and thanks for all of the creative thinking and
constructive participation on getting these programs as right as we can as
quickly as we can!

Larry
<< File: ATT00000.htm >>


um, why do your knees hurt?  have you been bad?


----- Forwarded by Jeff Dasovich/NA/Enron on 09/28/2000 03:47 PM -----

	Miyung Buster@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT
	09/28/2000 02:50 PM

		 To: Joe Hartsoe@ENRON, Sandra McCubbin@EES, Susan Mara@EES, Paul
Kaufman@ECT, Karen Denne@ENRON, Jeff Dasovich@EES, Jeannie Mandelker@ECT,
Mark Schroeder@ECT, Peter Styles@ECT, Mona L Petrochko@EES, Peggy
Mahoney@EES, Nicholas O'Day/AP/Enron@Enron, Mike
Dahlke/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT, Rob Bradley@ENRON, Shelley
Corman@ENRON, Jennifer Rudolph/HOU/EES@EES
		 cc:
		 Subject: Natural Gas Price Increase

	Robert Neustaedter@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT
	09/19/2000 11:44 AM

		 To: Steven J Kean/NA/Enron@Enron, Richard Shapiro@EES, James D Steffes@EES,
Mark Palmer/Corp/Enron@ENRON
		 cc: Harry Kingerski@EES
		 Subject: Natural Gas Price Increase

As discussed in last Friday's meeting on strategies related to higher energy
prices, Harry asked me to develop the attached projection of delivered gas
prices for this winter.

The projection is based upon EIA's monthly analysis of delivered gas prices
for residential, commercial and industrial customers for selected states
(Connecticut, Virginia, Illinois and Texas) for the 1999-2000 winter heating
season (Nov-Mar).  Assuming pipeline and LDC mark-ups remain constant, the
delivered prices were adjusted for the NYMEX Henry Hub projection of wellhead
prices for the 2000-2001 winter period.  A national projection is also
included.

Because the commodity portion of the gas bill for residential customers is a
smaller percent of the total bill compared to commercial and industrial
customers, the increase for residential customers will be less pronounced
than for commercial or industrial customers.  In addition, LDC purchased gas
cost mechanisms will moderate the effect of the price increase to some extent
because monthly price increases are averaged out over an extended period (12
months in some cases).  Furthermore, some state public utility commissions
(e.g. Connecticut) are conducting meetings with LDCs to discuss looking for
ways to lessen the impact of the projected increases. That being said, Nipsco
recently announced residential prices are expected to increase 50-60% this
winter over last winter (in line with the projection for Illinois).

If you are interested in a similar projection for other states, or have
comments with respect to the above let me know.


Greg is the COO of Enron Networks.  His e-mail is greg.piper@enron.com.

Thanks,
Joannie

Enzo Olfati <holfati@ispheres.com> on 03/19/2001 11:24:54 AM
To: "'Jeff.Skilling@enron.com'" <Jeff.Skilling@enron.com>
cc:

Subject: RE: advanced arbitrage enabling technology out of Caltech

Joannie,

Thanks for the quick reply. Would you have Greg's title and e-mail? Thanks,

Enzo

-----Original Message-----
From: Jeff.Skilling@enron.com [mailto:Jeff.Skilling@enron.com]
Sent: Monday, March 19, 2001 12:11 PM
To: Enzo Olfati
Subject: Re: advanced arbitrage enabling technology out of Caltech

Mr. Olfati,

You could contact Greg Piper to discuss.  You can reach Greg at
713-853-6161.

Thank you,
Joannie

Enzo Olfati <holfati@ispheres.com> on 03/19/2001 10:40:03 AM

To:   "Jeffrey K. Skilling (E-mail)" <jeff.skilling@enron.com>
cc:

Subject:  advanced arbitrage enabling technology out of Caltech

Jeff,

I'd like to introduce you to?our company?and set-up a?one-hourconference
call?and discussion with you?and/or?someone you?trustto evaluate?this
opportunity.

iSpheres Corporationisco-founded by the Chairman of  Computer Science
Department at California Institute of Technology.

iSpheres enables dynamic arbitrage opportunities in commodities  trading.
With iSpheres, trading firms wrap applications like steel  marketplaces,
energy marketplaces, demand planning systems, and production  planning
systems as components, and derive additional business value by  monitoring
these components for real time interdependent events and then  reacting to
those?composite events  based on business rules.

iSpheres provides a software framework for developing and deploying these
loosely-coupled Web Services or Meta-Applications. These applications are
assembled from multiple components, each of which was previously itself an
application and data source, to enable new business processes.

For example, a $22 billion investment bank uses the iSpheres Meta
Application Framework,?to  detect and react to interdependent market
events. This enables them to optimize  and automate the acquisition and
response to relevant dynamic?events in  their Market Intelligence
information environment.

The build out of the Internet and the rapid  deployment of eBusiness
applications over last several years has established the  need and created
the ability to build and deploy loosely-coupled Web Services or  Meta
Applications.

Please advise, otherwise I'll  follow up with you in 3-5 days.
Thanks,

H. Enzo Olfati
Account Manager
www.iSpheres.com
tel.978.461.4840 direct.510.302.6767

P.S.?I have also  e-mailed this to others at Enron?to determine the
appropriate contacts  to?have the discussion  with.


Rogers,

TVA's current bid is $4.75/kw-month, for the term May 1, 2001, through
December 31, 2003.  Enron could call on units not being dispatched by TVA
only if TVA specifically agreed to waive its rights for the specific period.
If the AAF is equal to or less than 50% for a month, then the Demand Charge
for that month will be zero instead of $2/kw-month.

Having the potential of 72 hours of scheduled maintenance per unit each
month significantly reduces the availability of the resources and the low
guaranteed availability during the non-summer also reduces the value to TVA.

Should Enron desire to provide a higher level of availability such as not
excluding the maintenance from the availability calculation or different
product such as unit capacity with LD energy, then that would increase the
value to TVA.

A transaction of this duration is subject to TVA Board approval.

Please let me know if the bid is acceptable, or if Enron want to offer a
product with higher availability.

Thanks,
Stuart

> ----------
> From:  Rogers.Herndon@enron.com[SMTP:Rogers.Herndon@enron.com]
> Sent:  Tuesday, January 16, 2001 9:03 AM
> To:  slgoza@tva.gov
> Cc:  Kevin.M.Presto@enron.com; David.Portz@enron.com;
> Mitch.Robinson@enron.com; Elizabeth.Sager@enron.com
> Subject:  RE: Tolling Proposal
>
>
>
> Stuart -
>
> The following is our response to question #1:
>
> In situations where a unit is not available due to unexpected maintenance,
> but the advanced notice time requirements for a Scheduled Outage (24
> hours)
> have not yet been met, or if the 72 hours for that month have already been
> used for Scheduled Outages, then EPMI could inform TVA that the unit is
> not
> available, and TVA could not then call on the unit (this would be "D").
> This prevents TVA from calling on (and counting on) a unit that is not
> available.  Note that EPMI would not get credit for availability during
> this period.
>
> Note that this is considered a courtesy opportunity for the Buyer.  EPMI
> does not object to removing the term D.
>
> EPMI request an indication of interest from TVA regarding the current
> proposal as soon as possible.  EPMI's current plan is to issue a bid
> package no later than Friday am, 1/19/01.
>
> Rogers Herndon
>
>
>
>                     Rogers
>
>                     Herndon@ECT         To:
>
>                                         cc:
>
>                     01/11/2001          Subject:      (Document link:
> David Portz)
>                     09:29 AM
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Stuart ,
>  Thanks for the prompt response.  I am having someone address question #1
> and will forward as soon as possible.  Regarding #2, EPMI is proposing a
> guaranteed heat rate and start up fuel quantities.  As long as TVA
> arranges
> for and delivers these fuel quantities, EPMI will manage any actual
> imbalances.  However, TVA would be responsible for all imbalances and
> potential penalties associated with under/over deliveries vs. the
> guaranteed quantities.
>
> I hope this response is sufficient.  If not, please let me know.
>
> Rogers Herndon
>
>
>
> "Goza, Stuart L." <slgoza@tva.gov> on 01/11/2001 07:23:53 AM
>
> To:   slgoza@tva.gov, "'Rogers.Herndon@enron.com'"
>       <Rogers.Herndon@enron.com>
> cc:   Kevin.M.Presto@enron.com, David.Portz@enron.com,
>       Elizabeth.Sager@enron.com
> Subject:  RE: Tolling Proposal
>
>
> Thanks for your response.  I have two initial comments/questions:
>
> 1.  I don't understand "D" in the formula shown in # 2 for AAF.  What is
> it,
> how it is determined?  If D and M exclude MO, SO, and Force Majure, what
> is
> left for "D"?
>
> 2.  If TVA only has rights to 4 of the 6 units, how would gas imbalance
> charges be handled if both TVA and Enron are supply gas for the total
> plant?
> Certainly there will be situations were units trip or fail to start, etc.
> which will lead to imbalances.
>
>
>
> > ----------
> > From:   Rogers.Herndon@enron.com[SMTP:Rogers.Herndon@enron.com]
> > Sent:   Thursday, January 11, 2001 7:37 AM
> > To:     slgoza@tva.gov
> > Cc:     Kevin.M.Presto@enron.com; David.Portz@enron.com;
> > Elizabeth.Sager@enron.com
> > Subject:     Tolling Proposal
> >
> > Stuart -
> >
> > Below are the responses to TVA's questions.  Please let me know if and
> how
> > TVA would like to proceed from here.  EPMI remains interested in
> entering
> > into a transaction with TVA.  However, as mentioned, EPMI is on track to
> > release a bid proposal to several market participants early next week.
> At
> > this point, EPMI targets a release date of Wednesday am , 1/17/01.
> >
> > Please contact me at 713-853-7355 to discuss how we proceed from here.
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Rogers Herndon
> >
> >
> > ---------------------- Forwarded by Rogers Herndon/HOU/ECT on 01/11/2001
> > 06:26 AM ---------------------------
> >
> > To:   Rogers Herndon/HOU/ECT@ect
> > cc:
> > Subject:  Tolling Proposal
> >
> > ---------------------- Forwarded by Rogers Herndon/HOU/ECT on 01/09/2001
> > 09:26 AM ---------------------------
> >
> >
> > "Goza, Stuart L." <slgoza@tva.gov> on 01/09/2001 09:06:21 AM
> >
> > To:   "'Goza, Stuart L.'" <slgoza@tva.gov>, "'Rogers.Herndon@enron.com'"
> >       <Rogers.Herndon@enron.com>
> > cc:   "'Kevin.M.Presto@enron.com'" <Kevin.M.Presto@enron.com>,
> >       "'Elizabeth.Sager@enron.com'" <Elizabeth.Sager@enron.com>
> > Subject:  RE: EPMI Draft Proposal
> >
> >
> > When do you anticipate a response to these questions?
> >
> > We do have interest, but this information is important!  I hope that you
> > will delay sending your proposal out to others until we have a chance to
> > fully evaluate your offer.
> > > ----------
> > > From:   Goza, Stuart L.
> > > Sent:   Monday, January 08, 2001 7:52 AM
> > > To:     Goza, Stuart L.; 'Rogers.Herndon@enron.com'
> > > Cc:     Kevin.M.Presto@enron.com; Elizabeth.Sager@enron.com
> > > Subject:     RE: EPMI Draft Proposal
> > >
> > > Answers to these questions will assist us in determining our position
> > > regarding your offer:
> > >
> > Certain of the following information is drawn from historical data as to
> > the plant. Nothing below is a representation as to the plant's
> operability
> > on a going-forward basis.
> >
> > > (1) Why is the proposed guaranteed availability (75%) so low in the
> > > non-summer months?
> >
> > At the quoted monthly Demand Charge, EPMI feels that the guaranteed
> > availability values are competitive.  Please note that 75% represents a
> > guaranteed availability, and actual availabilty will be targeted at a
> much
> > higher level.  Major maintenance would be completed during the
> non-summer
> > months.
> >
> >
> > > (2)  How do you propose that availability be calculated?
> >
> >  We propose that availability will be calculated using the following
> > formula:
> >
> > AAF = (P*C - D - M)/P*C
> >
> > where:
> >
> > AAF = Actual Availability Factor for a given month
> > P = the number of peak hours in a given month, where peak hours are HE 7
> -
> > 22 Sunday through Saturday (i.e. 7 days a week).
> > C = the contracted quantity for that month (in units of MW's).
> > D = The number of unit hours declared by EPMI not available in the peak
> > hours of that given month times the maximum Contracted Capacity of that
> > unit.
> > M = The number of MWhs called on by Buyer in the peak hours of that
> given
> > month, but not delivered by Seller for that month.
> >
> > Note:  Both D and M would exclude the Major Maintenance Outages (see
> > below), Scheduled Outages (see below), outages due to Force Majeure,
> > Buyer's inability to perform, including but not limited to
> > non-availability
> > of gas and/or gas transport, and EPMI's inability to operate the plant
> due
> > to legal, regulatory or permitting restrictions or other reasons beyond
> > the
> > reasonable control of EPMI.
> >
> >
> > 1.  Major Maintenance Outages (MO).  The Seller would be allowed 25 days
> > per year per unit to conduct major maintenance.  MOs would not count
> > against the Actual Availability Factor (see calculation below).  Seller
> > may
> > only schedule MO's with at least a 10 day notice and only during the
> > months
> > of October, November, December, March, and/or April.
> >
> > 2.  Scheduled Outages (SO).  The Seller would be allowed 72 hrs per
> month
> > per unit to conduct scheduled maintenance.  SO's would not count against
> > the Actual Availability Factor (see calculation below).  Seller will
> make
> > commercially reasonable efforts to schedule SOs during non-peak periods
> > (weekends and nights).  Seller may only schedule SOs with at least a 24
> > hour notice.
> >
> >
> > Note that the Guaranteed Availability Factor (GAF) would be set at 95%
> for
> > the summer months, and 75% for the other months.  The contracted Full
> > Demand Charge (FDC) for any given month would be paid by the Purchaser
> to
> > the Seller as long as the Actual Availability Factor (AAF) is equal to
> or
> > greater than the GAF (95% or 75%) for that month.  For any month in
> which
> > AAF falls below the GAF of 95% or 75% depending on the month, the
> > Purchaser
> > (TVA) would pay the Seller (EPMI) a prorated amount of the FDC using the
> > formula below.  This prorated amount is known as the Reduced Demand
> Charge
> > (RDC).  Notice that an AAF of 50% or less for any given month would
> result
> > in a floor Reduced Demand Charge of $2/kw-mo for that month.
> >
> > ADC = 2 + ((FDC - 2)/(GAF - 50))*(AAF - 50) as long as AAF is equal to
> or
> > greater than 50% and less than or equal to the GAF (either 95% or 75%)
> >
> > ADC = $2/kw for months in which AAF is equal to or less than 50%
> >
> > ADC = FDC for months in which AAF is equal to or greater than the GAF
> >
> > where:
> > ADC = Actual Demand Charge for a given month
> > FDC = Full Demand Charge for a given month
> > AAF = Actual Availability Factor (as defined  below). This number is
> given
> > as a whole number (e.g. 97% is 97)
> > GAF = Guaranteed Availability Factor (95%).
> >
> > All percentages are rounded to the next highest whole number (e.g. 94.7%
> > becomes 95%; 94.4% becomes 94%).
> >
> >
> > > (2)  Is the plant "winterized"  -- that is can it run in the cold
> > weather?
> >
> > Significant upgrades were made to the plant after the 1999 calendar year
> > to
> > aid in winterization.  In general, however, even fully winterized plants
> > tend to be less reliable in extremely cold weather.  It would be Buyer's
> > responsibility to address natural gas availability and delivery concerns
> > throughout the year, including winter months.
> >
> > > (3)  From a manpower standpoint, is the plant available 7x24 for all
> > > months -- or are the certain periods of time when the plant is not
> > > staffed?
> >
> >
> > The plant is staffed or has members on ready recall 7x24.  However, in
> > order to have full preparation time, a 3 hour notice is required prior
> to
> > dispatch.  Dispatch outside M-F peak hours (5X16, HE 7 - 22) requires a
> 5
> > hour dispatch notice.
> >
> > > (4)  What has been the historic availability of the plant (by month)?
> >
> > Using the formula above, the Actual Availability Factor (AAF) for the
> > plant
> > by month for calendar year 2000 is shown below:
> >
> > Jan  100%
> > Feb  99%
> > Mar  100%
> > Apr  100%
> > May  97%
> > Jun  97%
> > Jul  99%
> > Aug  100%
> > Sep  100%
> > Oct  100%
> > Nov  100%
> > Dec  100%
> >
> > Note that approximate average per unit run hours during calendar year
> 2000
> > was 215 hours.
> >
> > > (5)  What type of gas transportation has been historically used --
> > > interruptible or firm?
> >
> >
> > Historically EPMI has utilized both firm and interruptible gas
> > transportation depending on availability.
> >
> > > (6)  Has the plant ever been unavailable due to the inability of fuel?
> >
> > Only once since plant construction.  This occurred during a run-time
> with
> > minimal advance notice.  In general, fuel availability is the
> > responsibility of the Buyer and is more readily available with greater
> > advance notice.  Note also that the plant was only minimally run during
> > the
> > most recent winter season due to non-economic dispatch conditions;
> > therefore, the availability of gas this past winter was not tested.
> EPMI
> > is willing to discuss with Buyer making the facility a dual fuel plant,
> > subject to permitting restrictions and operational parameters, and
> > effected
> > at Buyer's expense.
> >
> >
> > > (7)  Am I correct in assuming that in the tolling type arrangement,
> TVA
> > > has exclusive use of the plant --- that is Enron would not have access
> > to
> > > the output unless TVA specifically waives its rights?
> >
> > EPMI would not have access to specific units of the plant while those
> > units
> > were being dispatched by TVA.  The plant has six units and four would be
> > designated by unit number to TVA for purposes of the tolling agreement.
> > EPMI could call on units not being dispatched by TVA.
> >
> >
> > >
> > >    ----------
> > >    From:     Rogers.Herndon@enron.com[SMTP:Rogers.Herndon@enron.com]
> > >    Sent:     Thursday, January 04, 2001 2:22 PM
> > >    To:  Goza, Stuart L.
> > >    Cc:  Kevin.M.Presto@enron.com; Elizabeth.Sager@enron.com
> > >    Subject:  RE: EPMI Draft Proposal
> > >
> > >
> > >    Stuart,
> > >
> > >    Yes, the 800 hours are annual limits.  I apologize for the
> > > confusion.
> > >
> > >    EPMI is currently finalizing a bid solicitation for the New Albany
> > > tolling
> > >    service.  We anticipate sending this proposal to interested parties
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Today is a big day for ENRON!  This morning, we are rolling out the next step
toward empowering our most valuable resource -- you.  As of this morning,
most of you have access to the new eHRonline intranet site.

The new eHRonline functionality (a feature of the SAP implementation) is very
easy to use and is accessible through the Enron intranet (at
http://ehronline.enron.com).  Using eHRonline, not only can you enter your
own time, but also maintain your profile, and update personal data, including
home address, phone numbers, W-4 changes and emergency contact information.
Additionally, you will be able to view your individual pay advice and benefit
elections.

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note from your timekeeper.  However, if you have not and are unsure who your
timekeeper is, please call the Site Manager for your Business Unit.  Their
names and numbers are listed below.

Because of the size of this rollout, we have to expect a few "bumps in the
road."  So, we,re asking you to be patient and work with us over the next few
weeks.  If you have questions, are experiencing problems, or would like more
information, please contact the Center of Expertise (COE).

Center of Expertise (COE)
The Center of Expertise can help answer many of your questions and provide
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COE website:  sap.enron.com (contains job aids, instructional materials,
forms and policies)
Via Lotus Notes at SAP COE/Corp/Enron
Via internet email at sap.coe@enron.com

BU Site Managers
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 Yvonne Laing, (713) 853-9326
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Corporate
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 Daler Wade, (713) 853-5585
Enron Investment Partners
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Job Aids and Reference Guides
Finally, the Apollo & Beyond training team has developed several useful
reference guides that you can access via the SAP website at sap.enron.com

Also, a brochure will be delivered to your mailstop today.  This brochure
provides step by step instructions on how you can use eHRonline to view and
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---------------------- Forwarded by Judy Hernandez/HOU/ECT on 08/25/2000
07:47 AM ---------------------------

Regina Blackshear@ENRON
08/24/2000 07:25 PM
To: Diane Salcido/Corp/Enron@Enron, Angela Barnett/HOU/ECT@ECT, Eve
Puckett/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Amber Limas/HOU/ECT@ECT, Judy
Hernandez/HOU/ECT@ECT, Pamela Mitchell/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: [Fwd: My New Best Friend]

This is a very good person to know.

[IMAGE]

Today I met  a great new friend
Who knew me right away
It was funny how she understood
All I had to say

She listened  to my problems
She listened to my dreams
We talked about love and life
She'd been there, too, it seems

 I never once  felt judged by her
She knew just how I felt
She seemed to just accept me
And all the problems I'd been dealt

She didn't  interrupt me
Or need to have her say
She just listened very patiently
And didn't go away

I wanted her  to understand
How much this meant to me
But as I went to hug her
Something startled me

I put my arms  in front of me
And went to pull her nearer
And realized that my new best friend
Was nothing but a mirror.
[IMAGE]

?

True Friends are hard to come by. Your  first true friend should be yourself.
Enjoy this poem about friendship  & pass it on to your friends.

?

[IMAGE]

Brought to you  by:

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Shelly,

I am looking for an Analyst to fill a position in Gas Risk Management.  I am
the West Desk Controller and report to Jeff Gossett.  I think a Book
Administrator role is a good position for an Analyst.  We have had success in
with Analysts in our group.  I think it presents a good opportunity for them
as well.  Please let me know how I can get on a list to talk with potential
candidates.  I am ignorant of the process, so if I am presuming something
incorrect, I would appreciate info on how this is supposed to work.  Thanks
for your help.

DG    3-9573


I think you can send it just so he has the form, and we can figure out what
we need to do with it.

Kay

From: Reagan Rorschach/ENRON@enronXgate on 04/27/2001 04:04 PM
To: Kay Mann/Corp/Enron@Enron
cc:

Subject: RE: long form confirm/MDEA

do we need to mess with this or can i send it to Marvin??

 -----Original Message-----
From:  Mann, Kay
Sent: Friday, April 27, 2001 4:00 PM
To: Rorschach, Reagan
Subject: long form confirm/MDEA

Starting point for exhibit 2

 << File: long form template.doc >>


---------------------- Forwarded by Eric Bass/HOU/ECT on 09/21/2000 02:49 PM
---------------------------

"Larry W. Bass" <lwbthemarine@bigplanet.com> on 09/21/2000 02:10:55 PM
To: eric preston bass <Eric.Bass@enron.com>, jason <jason.bass2@compaq.com>
cc:
Subject: Fw: Big 12 overview

----- Original Message -----
From: "Jack Rains" <jmrtexas@swbell.net>
To: <jmrtexas@swbell.net>
Sent: Thursday, September 21, 2000 12:20 PM
Subject: Big 12 overview

> After extensive  research Cousin Jane. came up with these findings. I'm
> really worried about some of the folks she is hanging out with these days.
I
> can not however question her academic conclusions.
>
> JR
>
>  >     (1) What does the average Kansas State player get on his SAT's?
>  >      -----Drool.
>  >
>  >     (2) What do you get when you put 32 Arkansas cheerleaders in one
> room?
>  >      -----A full set of teeth.
>  >
>  >     (3) How do you get a Iowa cheerleader into your dorm room?
>  >       -----Grease her hips and push like hell.
>  >
>  >     (4) How do you get a LSU graduate off your porch?
>  >      -----Pay him for the pizza.
>  >
>  >     (5) Why do the Texas A & M cheerleaders wear bibs?
>  >     -----To keep the tobacco juice off their white uniforms.
>  >
>  >     (6) Why do they no longer serve ice at Nebraska football games?
>  >      ----- The senior who knew the recipe graduated.
>  >
>  >     (7) Why is the Colorado football team like a possum?
>  >     -----Because they play dead at home, and get killed on the road.
>  >
>  >     (8) What are the longest three years of a Texas Tech football
> player's
>  >     life?
>  >     ----His freshman year.
>  >
>  >     (9) How many Oklahoma State freshmen does it take to change a light
>  >     bulb?
> * -----None.....That's a sophomore course at OSU.
>  >
>  >     (10) Where was O.J. headed in the white Bronco?
>  >     -----Waco, TX ......He knew that the police would never look there
> for a Heisman Trophy winner.
>  >
>  >     (11) Why did the University of Texas choose orange as their team
> color?
>  >      ---You can wear it to the game on Saturday, hunt in it on Sunday,
> and go to work in it, picking up trash, the rest of the week.
>
> Please note that Rice, Kansas , and a slew of other Southern and  Yankee
> schools as well as those 'day care centers' from the 6 Pac...or is it  Pac
> 10 , anyway those from the land of fruits and nuts...... are not
> mentioned.....their schools and teams are the  joke . Besides it is bad
form
> to poke fun at the less fortunate.
>
> Gig'em,
>
> JR
>
>


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Latest NFL Player News

Terry Allen, RB BAL - Texas Terminators Updated 12/20/01
Allen is ready to assume a larger workload, says the Baltimore Sun.
He may start against the Bengals this week. "I expect to see more time but
I'm still not 100 percent," Allen said. "My hand is going to bother me but
I need to be out there on the field to help this team."

Elvis Grbac, QB BAL - Blue Balls Updated 12/20/01
Don't expect to see Grbac benched this year, or anytime soon, Brian Billick
told the Baltimore Sun. "He's my quarterback now, he's going to be
my quarterback next year, hopefully the year after that and the year after
that," Billick said. "The only thing that would change that is if he
chooses to retire or God forbid, he'd get a career-ending injury."

Chris Chandler, QB ATL - Free Agent Updated 12/20/01
Chandler won't have too look over his shoulder this week. The Atlanta
Journal-Constitution says Michael Vick will not see action unless
Chandler is injured.

MarTay Jenkins, WR ARI - Free Agent Updated 12/20/01
Jenkins (ankle) did not practice on Wednesday. He is listed as questionable
for Sunday's game.

Ricky Watters, RB SEA - Grid Iron Goons Updated 12/19/01
Watters has placed on injured reserve. He will not play again this season.
Shaun Alexander will be the starter for Seattle's final three games.

Brian Griese, QB DEN - Really Rottens Updated 12/19/01
Griese should be able to return from a concussion after the bye week.
Jarious Jackson will be Denver's No. 2 QB.

Joe Jurevicius, WR NYG - C-Dawg's Boyz Updated 12/19/01
Jurevicius (hamstring) is expected to return to action on Sunday. He may be
able to catch a deep ball or two against the erratic Seattle secondary.

Travis Henry, RB BUF - C-Dawg's Boyz Updated 12/19/01
Henry will miss Sunday's game with a sprained right knee. Shawn Bryson will
start in his place.

Tim Dwight, WR SD - Free Agent Updated 12/19/01
Dwight (fluid in lung) is not expected to play this week. He has not
produced very much this year when healthy.

Tyrone Wheatley, RB OAK - Uran Man Updated 12/19/01
Wheatley, who was not used last week, is expected to see some playing time
in Week 15. He will probably not be used enough, however, to help most
Fantasy teams.

Derrick Mason, WR TEN - C-Dawg's Boyz Updated 12/19/01
Mason missed Tuesday's practice with a hip flexor injury. His current
status is day to day.

Steve McNair, QB TEN - Houston Big Ballers Updated 12/19/01
McNair (back stiffness) missed practice on Tuesday. His current status is
day to day.

Chris Sanders, WR TEN - Free Agent Updated 12/19/01
Sanders has returned to practice from a back injury. He is not expected to
play this week.

Tony Richardson, RB KC - Team Chick Updated 12/19/01
Richardson is day to day with a shoulder injury. He is expected to play on
Sunday.

Oronde Gadsden, WR MIA - Team Dick Updated 12/19/01
Gadsden missed Tuesday's practice with a strained hamstring. He is expected
to play on Saturday.

Bill Gramatica, K ARI - Free Agent Updated 12/19/01
Gramatica (knee) was placed on injured reserve. Rookie Cedric Oglesby will
be Arizona's placekicker for the final three games of the season.

Amos Zereoue, RB PIT - Texas Terminators Updated 12/19/01
Zereoue is listed as questionable this week because of a sore shoulder. He
might start at RB if healthy. He replaced Chris Fuamatu-Ma?afala and gained
73 yards Sunday.

Jerome Bettis, RB PIT - Blue Balls Updated 12/19/01
The Pittsburgh Steelers may be without Bettis for at least one more week.
Two days after coach Bill Cowher said Bettis was likely to play Sunday
against Detroit, the running back was listed Tuesday as doubtful with a
groin injury. "But this is not a Fred Taylor injury. He (Bettis) will come
back and play this year. But we've got to be very careful making sure he's
playing in the right games." Keep Bettis on your bench this week. His
health status makes him too risky a player. Chris Fuamatu-Ma'afala will
likely start for Bettis.

Skip Hicks, RB TEN - Grid Iron Goons Updated 12/18/01
Titans Head Coach Jeff Fisher said Monday that he plans to give Hicks more
work over the final three games of the season, according to the
Nashville Tennessean. "We're going to play Skip more," Fisher said.
"We're going to play Skip, if at all possible, as much as he played
[Sunday] night ? But I also want to get Eddie [George] 1,000 yards.'' This
development will limit George's production over the final three weeks,
making him a risky start.

Steve McNair, QB TEN - Houston Big Ballers Updated 12/18/01
McNair will miss Tuesday's practice due to tightness in his lower back
which hampered him during Sunday's game against Green Bay. The injury is
unrelated to his 1999 surgery to repair a disc in his lower back, and he
should return to practice on Wednesday. Provided McNair heals over the next
couple of days, he's a safe start for Week 15.

Amos Zereoue, RB PIT - Texas Terminators Updated 12/18/01
Zereoue re-injured his sprained shoulder late in Sunday's game against
Baltimore. His status for next Sunday's game against Detroit is unclear,
but he's only a marginal starter in deeper leagues anyway.

Gus Frerotte, QB DEN - Really Rottens Updated 12/18/01
The Broncos are likely to place Frerotte on injured reserve due to a
separated shoulder which might require surgery. Brian Griese will probably
start for the remainder of the season, with Jarious Jackson serving as his
backup.

James Jackson, RB CLE - Uran Man Updated 12/18/01
According to the Cleveland Plain Dealer, Jackson could miss the
remainder of the season due to a sprained ankle. He wasn't a reliable
weekly starter during the Fantasy playoffs to begin with, and Benjamin Gay
and Jamel White, who are less reliable starters, are likely to split time
the rest of the way if Jackson is out.

Corey Dillon, RB CIN - Texas Terminators Updated 12/18/01
Dillon's dislocated finger has improved, and he should be fine for this
week. He is listed as probable for Sunday's game against Baltimore. Don't
reserve him based on this injury, and only consider benching him based on
the Ravens' strong rush defense.

Scott Mitchell, QB CIN - Free Agent Updated 12/18/01
Mitchell could get the start Sunday against Baltimore due to Jon Kitna's
strained ligament in the middle finger of his throwing hand. Whether
Mitchell or Kitna gets the call, we don't expect either QB to be worth
starting in the most important weeks of the Fantasy season.

Akili Smith, QB CIN - Free Agent Updated 12/18/01
The Bengals placed Smith on injured reserve with a hamstring injury
Tuesday, officially ending his season. He will likely need surgery to
reattach the muscle group in his hamstring to the bone. Jon Kitna will
probably start in his place the rest of the season if he's healthy, but we
don't recommend any Cincinnati quarterback the rest of the year anyway.

Terry Allen, RB BAL - Texas Terminators Updated 12/18/01
The Ravens are likely to feature one running back Sunday against Cincinnati
after Allen, Moe Williams and Obafemi Ayanbadejo combined for just 10
carries for 40 yards in Week 14. Allen is the likely starter of the three
after he recovered from a hand injury. None of the three is a worthy
starter in a Fantasy league regardless of whether he starts.

Doug Flutie, QB SD - President Taft Updated 12/18/01
Chargers Head Coach Mike Riley said Monday that he plans to start Flutie
Sunday against Kansas City instead of rookie Drew Brees. While Brees is not
expected to play, he may see some playing time in the Week 16 finale
against Seattle. Flutie is a very risky player during the Fantasy playoffs,
especially in light of the possibility he could sit in favor of Brees at
any time.

Priest Holmes, RB KC - Houston Big Ballers Updated 12/18/01
Holmes is likely to skip practice Wednesday and possibly Thursday due to a
sore groin muscle. He is no worse than questionable for Sunday's game
against San Diego at this point, but keep an eye on his status before you
consider using him this week.

Bert Emanuel, WR DET - Blue Balls Updated 12/18/01
Emanuel (knee) could be back in the starting lineup this week against
Pittsburgh. He will be re-evaluated this week to determine his true status
for the game.

Santana Moss, WR NYJ - Free Agent Updated 12/18/01
Moss, still suffering from a strained quadriceps is listed as questionable
for Sunday's game. The injury has sidelined him the past few weeks.

Stephen Davis, RB WAS - Houston Big Ballers Updated 12/18/01
Davis suffered a knee injury during Sunday's loss to Philadelphia. "He's
sore today, but he has indicated he'll be fine," Coach Marty Schottenheimer
told the Washington Post. Despite the injury, Davis is expected to
start against Chicago in Week 15.

Tony Banks, QB WAS - Free Agent Updated 12/18/01
According to the Washington Post, Banks will remain the Redskins'
starting quarterback. Banks has been very inconsistent recently, but Coach
Marty Schottemheimer is expected to stick with him rather than go with
backup Kent Graham.

Frank Murphy, WR TB - Free Agent Updated 12/18/01
Murphy suffered a severely sprained ankle during Sunday's loss to Chicago.
The injury will likely keep him out of this weekend's game against New
Orleans.

 Buccaneers, DT TB - DRock's Beaatchs Updated 12/18/01
DT Warren Sapp (shoulder) and CB Ronde Barber (hamstring) were both injured
during Sunday's loss to Chicago. They will be limited in practice this
week, but should be available for Week 15.

Todd Bouman, QB MIN - Grid Iron Goons Updated 12/18/01
Bouman strained a ligament on the palm side of the thumb during the
Vikings' 27-24 loss Sunday at Detroit. He will be listed as probable for
Week 15, but Bouman said he isn't sure he'll be ready in time for Sunday's
game vs. Jacksonville. Third-stringer Spergon Wynn would get the start if
Bouman is unable to play.

Daunte Culpepper, QB MIN - DRock's Beaatchs Updated 12/18/01
According to the Minneapolis Star Tribune, Culpepper will have
surgery on his left knee this week, possibly as early as Wednesday. There
is an outside chance that he could play in Minnesota's season finale
against Baltimore, but that seems unlikely at this point.

Bubba Franks, TE GB - President Taft Updated 12/18/01
Franks suffered a mild ankle sprain during Sunday's loss to Tennessee. The
injury isn't serious, however, so Franks will be in the starting lineup in
Week 15 against Cleveland.

Larry Foster, WR DET - Free Agent Updated 12/18/01
Foster suffered a knee injury during Sunday's game against Minnesota. The
extent of the injury is still unclear, so the team doesn't expect to know
his status for Week 15 until Wednesday.

James Stewart, RB DET - Orange Roughy Updated 12/18/01
Stewart suffered a slight hip pointer during Sunday's game against
Minnesota. The injury isn't considered serious, so look for Stewart to be
in the starting lineup on Sunday against Pittsburgh.

Wesley Walls, TE CAR - Team Chick Updated 12/18/01
Walls missed practice on Monday due to an ankle injury. However, Head Coach
George Seifert expects his veteran tight end to be available for Sunday's
game against St. Louis.

Muhsin Muhammad, WR CAR - Free Agent Updated 12/18/01
Muhammad is dealing with a slight case of turf toe, which caused him to
miss practice on Monday. However, Coach George Seifert expects his veteran
wideout to start this weekend against St. Louis.

MarTay Jenkins, WR ARI - Free Agent Updated 12/18/01
Jenkins suffered a sprained ankle in the second half of Saturday's game
against the N.Y. Giants. He was still very sore on Monday, so his status
for Sunday's game vs. Dallas won't be known until later in the week.

Bill Gramatica, K ARI - Free Agent Updated 12/18/01
According to the Arizona Republic, Gramatica will miss nine months
after tearing the anterior cruciate ligament and medial meniscus cartilage
in his right knee while celebrating a 42-yard field goal on Saturday
against the New York Giants. The Cardinals will audition both Cedrick
Oglesby and Vitaly Pisetsky on Tuesday to take Gramatica's place as the
team's placekicker.

Peerless Price, WR BUF - DRock's Beaatchs Updated 12/18/01
Price's ankle is still stiff and sore. Head coach Gregg Williams will
evaluate him on a daily basis, according to published reports.

Jeff Garcia, QB SF - C-Dawg's Boyz Updated 12/17/01
Garcia has sprained cartilage in his ribcage, but he shouldn't miss his
next start for the San Francisco 49ers. X-rays revealed no broken bones.
Monday, coach Steve Mariucci said Garcia might miss some practice before
Saturday's game against Philadelphia, but he expects the quarterback to
play.

Albert Connell, WR NO - Uran Man Updated 12/17/01
Connell will be officially suspended for the remainder of the season by the
team, league sources told SportsLine.com. Connell was a major
disappointment for Fantasy leaguers this year.

Shaun Alexander, RB SEA - Houston Big Ballers Updated 12/17/01
A season-ending ankle injury to Ricky Watters makes Alexander the main man
in Seattle again. Expect him to put up good, if not spectacular numbers in
the team's final three games.

Ricky Watters, RB SEA - Grid Iron Goons Updated 12/17/01
Watters' season has ended with a broken bone in his right ankle. Seattle
coach Mike Holmgren said that an MRI test revealed the injury. Holmgren
said he will probably put Watters on injured reserve. Watters will decide
whether to have an operation on his ankle or let it heal, Holmgren said.
The injury puts Shaun Alexander back into the forefront at a crucial time
of the year for most Fantasy players.

Bubba Franks, TE GB - President Taft Updated 12/17/01
Franks suffered ankle and tailbone injuries on Sunday. His current status
is day to day.

Curtis Conway, WR SD - Blue Balls Updated 12/17/01
Conway injured his shin on Saturday against Oakland. His current status is
day to day.

Eddie George, RB TEN - Team Dick Updated 12/17/01
George was outplayed by Skip Hicks this week, but head coach Jeff Fisher
has indicated there is no RB controversy. Hicks will continue to see some
carries at George's expense, though.

Elvis Joseph, RB JAC - Houston Big Ballers Updated 12/17/01
Joseph suffered a bruised shoulder on Sunday. His current status is day to
day.

Oronde Gadsden, WR MIA - Team Dick Updated 12/17/01
Gadsden suffered a strained hamstring on Sunday. His current status is day
to day.

James Thrash, WR PHI - President Taft Updated 12/17/01
Thrash bruised his ribs on Sunday. He is not expected to miss any playing
time.

Todd Pinkston, WR PHI - DRock's Beaatchs Updated 12/17/01
Pinkston has no breaks in his clavicle. He is not expected to miss any
playing time.

Chad Lewis, TE PHI - Free Agent Updated 12/17/01
Lewis injured his groin on Sunday. His current status is day to day.

Ricky Watters, RB SEA - Grid Iron Goons Updated 12/17/01
Watters will undergo an MRI on his sprained ankle. The injury is not
believed to be serious enough to keep him out of action on Dec. 23.

Donovan McNabb, QB PHI - Team Dick Updated 12/17/01
McNabb injured his wrist on Sunday. He should be able to play in Week 15.

Todd Bouman, QB MIN - Grid Iron Goons Updated 12/17/01
Bouman's injured right thumb will be re-examined on Monday. His status for
the upcoming game against Jacksonville is uncertain.

Jeff Garcia, QB SF - C-Dawg's Boyz Updated 12/17/01
X-rays on Garcia's ribs following Sunday's game revealed no damage. He is
expected to start on Saturday.

Gus Frerotte, QB DEN - Really Rottens Updated 12/17/01
Frerotte is expected to miss the rest of the season with a separated
shoulder. Jarious Jackson will likely back up Brian Griese for the rest of
the year.

Corey Dillon, RB CIN - Texas Terminators Updated 12/17/01
Dillon suffered a finger injury on Sunday. He is listed as probable for
Week 15.

Akili Smith, QB CIN - Free Agent Updated 12/17/01
Smith will definitely sit out Cincinnati's Week 15 game. He injured his
hamstring against the Jets Sunday and might miss the rest of the season.

Peerless Price, WR BUF - DRock's Beaatchs Updated 12/17/01
Price injured his right ankle on Sunday. He will be evaluated on Monday.

Travis Henry, RB BUF - C-Dawg's Boyz Updated 12/17/01
The Buffalo News says Henry will undergo X-rays to determine the
severity of his injured right knee. "It's pretty sore right now, so I'm not
sure what's going to happen," Henry said. "It's a part of football. It was
an awkward play. I got caught in the turf and the knee just went.
Hopefully, it's not too serious."

Bill Gramatica, K ARI - Free Agent Updated 12/17/01
Gramatica may have a torn ACL. He was scheduled for an MRI on Monday, and
might miss the season's final three games.

Derrick Mason, WR TEN - C-Dawg's Boyz Updated 12/16/01
Mason caught eight passes for 107 yards and a TD against Green Bay. Right
now, he is one of Fantasy Football's best wideouts in terms of consistency.

Skip Hicks, RB TEN - Grid Iron Goons Updated 12/16/01
Hicks rushed for 142 yards and a TD as the Titans used him often to give a
banged-up Eddie George some breathers. Expect to see more of Hicks from the
Titans in the final weeks of the year, although George will remain the
team's top RB option.

Antonio Freeman, WR GB - DRock's Beaatchs Updated 12/16/01
The Titans limited Freeman to 42 yards on two catches. If your team is
moving on in the playoffs, however, you can expect better numbers from
Freeman in the weeks ahead.

Ahman Green, RB GB - Free Agent Updated 12/16/01
Green had an awful outing at Tennessee, finishing with just nine rushing
yards and 24 receiving yards. Expect him to quickly rebound from such a
poor performance.

Stephen Davis, RB WAS - Houston Big Ballers Updated 12/16/01
Davis had a big game for Washington, posting 146 all-purpose yards against
Philadelphia. He was held out of the end zone, but Davis is still worthy of
starting consideration in most Fantasy leagues.

Tony Banks, QB WAS - Free Agent Updated 12/16/01
Banks? numbers were subpar against Philadelphia. He threw for 186 yards, no
touchdowns and two interceptions in the game, and isn?t reliable enough to
be considered a starter during the Fantasy playoffs.

Darrell Jackson, WR SEA - Grid Iron Goons Updated 12/16/01
Jackson caught four passes for 85 yards against Dallas. He continues to be
one of the most underrated and reliable receivers in the AFC.

Donovan McNabb, QB PHI - Team Dick Updated 12/16/01
McNabb had a decent outing against Washington, throwing for 235 yards and
two touchdowns. He did throw three interceptions as well, but McNabb will
be a solid starter during the Fantasy playoffs.

Shaun Alexander, RB SEA - Houston Big Ballers Updated 12/16/01
Alexander carried seven times for 27 yards and a TD in relief of an injured
Ricky Watters on Sunday. He saw limited action until Watters went down in
the second half, and his playing time may continue to be sparse when
Watters is healthy.

Emmitt Smith, RB DAL - Team Dick Updated 12/16/01
Smith was virtually useless on Sunday, running for only 39 yards on 12
carries vs. Seattle. Smith can be productive when he gets enough carries,
but he?s a real gamble during the Fantasy playoffs otherwise.

Quincy Carter, QB DAL - Free Agent Updated 12/16/01
Carter had a horrible game on Sunday, going 14-of-33 for 135 yards with an
interception against Seattle. He has no value as a Fantasy player in any
league.

Daunte Culpepper, QB MIN - DRock's Beaatchs Updated 12/16/01
Culpepper will probably need to undergo arthroscopic surgery this week on a
sprained left knee that kept him out of the Vikings 27-24 loss to Detroit
on Sunday. "It's a small scope, not a big deal at all," Minnesota coach
Dennis Green said. "Whether it's a 10-day injury or a two-week injury, you
never know." Culpepper had been expected to play this week after sitting
out last week. He began the week listed as probable, but was downgraded to
doubtful after his knee was still swelling and sore after taking some snaps
on Wednesday and Thursday. He sat out of Friday's practice and was
officially listed as inactive.

Lamar Smith, RB MIA - Texas Terminators Updated 12/16/01
Smith carried nine times for only 22 yards at San Francisco. The Miami RB
has been very inconsistent in recent weeks, but he still may be good for a
few TD runs during the remainder of the Fantasy playoffs.

Todd Pinkston, WR PHI - DRock's Beaatchs Updated 12/16/01
Pinkston left Sunday's game against Washington in the fourth quarter with a
shoulder injury. He did not return to the contest, and finished with two
catches for 77 yards and a score.

Jay Fiedler, QB MIA - C-Dawg's Boyz Updated 12/16/01
Fiedler threw for 149 yards, no TDs and was intercepted three times at San
Francisco. The Miami QB is too erratic to be a regular starter for any
Fantasy team during the playoffs.

Ricky Watters, RB SEA - Grid Iron Goons Updated 12/16/01
Watters left Sunday's game against Dallas in the fourth quarter with an
injured right ankle. He was replaced by Shaun Alexander.

Garrison Hearst, RB SF - Really Rottens Updated 12/16/01
Hearst rushed for 103 yards on 26 carries against Miami on Sunday. He was
held out of the end zone, but Hearst is still a good enough player to start
during the Fantasy playoffs.

Jeff Garcia, QB SF - C-Dawg's Boyz Updated 12/16/01
Garcia left Sunday's game with sore ribs in the first half, then returned
for a short stint. However, Tim Rattay played much of the second half in
his place. Garcia finished the game with 133 yards passing and a touchdown.

Scotty Anderson, WR DET - Blue Balls Updated 12/16/01
Anderson caught one pass for 69 yards against Minnesota. He will catch an
occasional long ball, but Anderson is not producing enough to be useful for
most Fantasy teams right now.

Mike McMahon, QB DET - Free Agent Updated 12/16/01
McMahon threw for 241 yards and rushed for 74 yards and a TD against
Minnesota. He will be a sevicable backup during the Fantasy playoffs.

Cris Carter, WR MIN - Luccis Losers Updated 12/16/01
The Lions held Carter to 30 yards on three catches. Still, the veteran
receiver is too experienced and potentially productive to bench during any
week of the Fantasy playoffs.

Michael Bennett, RB MIN - Really Rottens Updated 12/16/01
Bennett rushed for only 40 yards on 10 carries at Detroit. The rookie back
is too inconsistent to rely on during the Fantasy postseason.

Peerless Price, WR BUF - DRock's Beaatchs Updated 12/16/01
Price caught four passes for 67 yards against New England. He appears to be
Buffalo's most reliable Fantasy player at this time.

Alex Van Pelt, QB BUF - Luccis Losers Updated 12/16/01
The Patriots limited Van Pelt to 219 passing yards, no TDs and one
interception. Right now, the Buffalo QB is not playing well enough to start
for any Fantasy team.

Terry Glenn, WR NE - Grid Iron Goons Updated 12/16/01
The Bills held Glenn to 27 yards on three catches. Glenn has missed too
much time this year to regularly post good numbers for New England.

Tom Brady, QB NE - Uran Man Updated 12/16/01
Brady had another disappointing game, throwing for 237 yards, no TDs and an
interception at Buffalo. All of a sudden, the New England QB appears to be
a Fantasy risk during the most important weeks of the year.

Dominic Rhodes, RB IND - President Taft Updated 12/16/01
Rhodes rushed for 177 yards and two TDs against Atlanta. The Colts are out
of the playoff hunt, yet Rhodes will keep many Fantasy teams in the running
for a title.

Peyton Manning, QB IND - Orange Roughy Updated 12/16/01
Manning got back on track with 325 passing yards, three TDs and an
interception against the Colts. He remains a must-start player in all
Fantasy leagues.

Derrick Alexander, WR KC - C-Dawg's Boyz Updated 12/16/01
Alexander had four catches for 72 yards and a touchdown against Denver.
He's been playing better in recent weeks, but Alexander is still a risky
play outside of deeper Fantasy leagues.

Tony Martin, WR ATL - Team Dick Updated 12/16/01
Martin caught seven passes for 84 yards and a TD at Indianapolis. Don't
expect consistently good numbers from him during the Fantasy postseason.

Priest Holmes, RB KC - Houston Big Ballers Updated 12/16/01
Holmes had another solid game, posting 121 yards rushing and a touchdown
against Denver. He's a must-start every week during the Fantasy playoffs.

Rod Smith, WR DEN - Blue Balls Updated 12/16/01
Smith had a huge game against Kansas City, posting eight catches for 100
yards and a score. His injured ankles didn't seem to hamper him in the
contest, which is good news for owners depending on Smith during the
Fantasy playoffs.

Chris Chandler, QB ATL - Free Agent Updated 12/16/01
Chandler threw for 249 yards, two TDs and no interceptions at Indianapolis.
If he remains healthy, Chandler will continue to be a reliable QB during
the Fantasy playoffs.

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Alex Van Pelt, Reserve QB Updated 12/16/01
The Patriots limited Van Pelt to 219 passing yards, no TDs and one
interception. Right now, the Buffalo QB is not playing well enough to start
for any Fantasy team.

Charlie Garner, Active RB Updated 12/16/01
Garner had 113 scrimmage yards against San Diego on Saturday. He was held
out of the end zone for the third straight week, however, and has only
scored two touchdowns the entire season.

Cris Carter, Active WR Updated 12/16/01
The Lions held Carter to 30 yards on three catches. Still, the veteran
receiver is too experienced and potentially productive to bench during any
week of the Fantasy playoffs.

Kurt Warner, Active QB Updated 12/14/01
Warner should guide many Fantasy teams to success this week. Expect fine
numbers from him against the NFC West rival Saints on Monday Night
Football.

James McKnight, Reserve WR Updated 12/14/01
McKnight has not been a reliable Fantasy receiver this year. Don't expect
much from him on the road at San Francisco.

Ike Hilliard, Reserve WR Updated 12/14/01
Expect at least one TD catch from Hilliard this week. The Giants should be
able to exploit the holes in Arizona's secondary with regular strikes to
Hilliard and Amani Toomer.

Larry Parker, Reserve WR Updated 12/10/01
Parker suffered a bruised right shoulder in Sunday's game against Oakland.
His current status is day to day.

Mike Alstott, Active RB Updated 12/09/01
Alstott rushed for 66 yards and a TD and caught four passes for 34 yards
against Detroit. The Tampa Bay fullback will be a regular scoring threat
during the Fantasy postseason.

Cameron Cleeland, Reserve TE Updated 12/09/01
Cleeland is expected to play on Sunday against Atlanta. According to the
Times Picayune, however, Cleeland will be the No. 3 tight end behind
Boo Williams and Lamont Hall. Cleeland will be used in certain goal-line
situations, which makes him worth considering in deeper Fantasy leagues.

Marty Booker, Active WR Updated 12/09/01
Booker was completely held in check on Sunday by Green Bay. He caught only
two passes for 14 yards in the game, which was easily his worst outing of
the season.

Duce Staley, Active RB Updated 12/09/01
The Chargers held Staley to 21 rushing yards on 15 carries, but he caught
five passes for 88 yards and a TD. The Eagles will find many ways to
utilize Staley as the NFL regular season winds down.

Donald Hayes, Reserve WR Updated 12/07/01
Hayes has been too unreliable this season to warrant a starting spot in
most Fantasy leagues. The return of Muhsin Muhammad may help his numbers in
Week 13, but he's still far too risky to start.

Az-Zahir Hakim, Reserve WR Updated 11/27/01
Hakim, who is dealing with an ankle injury, played in Monday night's 24-17
loss to Tampa Bay. He had three catches for 29 yards in the game.

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

David Akers, Active K Updated 12/11/00
Akers was 5-of-5 in PATs on Sunday, but didn't get an opportunity to kick a
field goal against the Browns. Akers has been a real Fantasy sleeper this
season, but won't do owners much good next week as the Eagles take their
bye week during some league's Fantasy championship game.

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FB10SP


jay

sorry i didn't get to you this weekend. things have been a little too busy,
had to take care of my girlfriend, etc. maybe if you want to watch some
final four action this weekend we can get together and do that. i think you
have my number, but in case you don't, it's 713-494-7786.

josh

-----Original Message-----
From: Jason.Wolfe@enron.com [mailto:Jason.Wolfe@enron.com]
Sent: Friday, March 23, 2001 1:46 PM
To: Josh Breeden
Subject: RE: b-ball

I am completely open. Sunday might be a little better.
My work #: 713-853-0568
cell#: 713-927-7110

Also, if you are up for any NCAA action (if you have been following the
tourney) get in touch.
I am interested in hearing about what you have been up to and how work is
going.

Jason


Attached are Media Clips regarding the Blockbuster announcement.

Print Media:

Full Text from the following publications:

 The Wall Street Journal
 The Washington Post
 The Los Angeles Times
 The Globe and Mail
 The Houston Chronicle
 USA Today
 Wall Street Journal Europe
 Daily Variety

Forrester Research:

Online Media:

Inside.com
http://www.inside.com/story/Story_Cached/0,2770,6999_13,00.html

MSNBC
http://www.msnbc.com/news/435408.asp#BODY

CNET
http://news.cnet.com/news/0-1005-200-2299220.html?tag=st.ne.1430735..ni

ZDNet
http://www.zdnet.com/zdnn/stories/newsbursts/0,7407,2605674,00.html?chkpt=p1bn

Forbes.com
http://www.forbes.com/tool/html/00/Jul/0720/mu4.htm

Hoover's Online
http://www.hoovers.com/news/detail/0,2417,11_2725,00.html

WSJ.com (Wall Street Journal Online Edition)
Same text as print edition


So are you going to enter???