-----Original Message-----
From: 	Neal, Scott
Sent:	Monday, November 26, 2001 3:46 PM
To:	Little, Kelli
Cc:	Ring, Andrea; Brawner, Sandra F.
Subject:	RE: BUG Rebooking

Andy Ring and Sandra Brawner need to be at this meeting.

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Little, Kelli
Sent:	Monday, November 26, 2001 3:43 PM
To:	Neal, Scott
Subject:	RE: BUG Rebooking

Maureen Smith and Ruth Concannon have raised some issues regarding how Brooklyn Union Gas is in the books, specifically, the final contract year (11/1/03 - 10/31/04) is not in the books at all (which will produce a gain when booked), and the current deal structure is telescoped incorrectly at Transco Zones 1,3, & 4 when it should be telescoped 17% at Zone 1, 25% at Zone 2, and 58% at Zone 3.  This will produce a slight loss when rebooked, but the gain from booking the final year is more than enough to offset the loss.

The purpose of tomorrow is to review that issues and valuations with you & Frank before making any changes to the books.  Please let me know if you have any other questions.  Thanks!

Kelli

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Neal, Scott
Sent:	Monday, November 26, 2001 3:37 PM
To:	Little, Kelli
Subject:	RE: BUG Rebooking

What is this about?

 -----Original Appointment-----
From: 	Irvine, Geraldine   On Behalf Of Little, Kelli
Sent:	Monday, November 26, 2001 2:19 PM
To:	Concannon, Ruth; Vickers, Frank; Neal, Scott; Smith, Maureen; Horne, Jonathan
Subject:	BUG Rebooking
When:	Tuesday, November 27, 2001 3:00 PM-3:30 PM (GMT-06:00) Central Time (US & Canada).
Where:	ECS  5102


I have added scheduling comments to the latest excel sheet.

Let me know when you are going to look at it.

CB


I just entered an index deal for one of our traders, and came across
something I hadn't noticed before. In EnPower, we have several choices for
the Dow Jones Mid-Columbia index, but none called specifically "Mid-C Firm
Peak." We have non-firm peak, and something called "Mid-Columbia Index."

I'm just wondering how to specify that I want the deal to settle against the
Dow Jones Mid-C PEAK index. In this case, because I was entering a
round-the-clock (all hours, all days) deal, I had to enter three different
deals to specify the three different indices - Mid-C Peak, Mid-C Off Peak,
and Mid-C Sundays and Holidays. But I don't see a Mid-C Peak choice, so I
entered the first as Mid-C Index.

Deal numbers are:
597244 - Peak
597245 - Off Peak
597246 - Sundays/Holidays

I just wanted to ask because when you guys plug the index prices in here I
want to make sure that "Mid-C Index" gets the peak price. Could you let me
know if it doesn't? And if that's the case, then I'll need to have another
pub code set up for peak price.

Thanks for your help on this. Please let me know if you have any questions.

Thanks,
Kate
503-464-7486


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Thanks.  I'll come by between 4:45 and 5:30.

Susan Pereira

"Boudreaux, Julie" <jkboud@swbell.net> on 05/07/2001 11:24:30 PM
To: Susan.W.Pereira@enron.com
cc:
Subject: Re: Recognitions

That sounds fine.
Julie?
----- Original Message -----
From:  Susan.W.Pereira@enron.com
To: jkboud@swbell.net
Sent: Monday, May 07, 2001 1:26 PM
Subject: Re: Recognitions

Julie-

Unfortunately, I will not be able to help you  sort recognitions during the
day on Tuesday -- I can't get off work on that  day.? If you are able to
sort our troop's recognitions (troop 12357)  by Tuesday evening, I would
love to come by and pick them up.? Our  last Brownie meeting is on Wednesday
afternoon, and I wanted to get  everything to our troop leader Wednesday
morning before work.? Let me  know what time would be convenient for me to
come by.? I have a  Southside Place city council meeting to attend at 7 pm
but could come by  before.....

Thanks,

Susan  Pereira


I killed deal 396265 and added the demand charge to deal 124109.

---------------------- Forwarded by Chris Germany/HOU/ECT on 09/11/2000 01:47
PM ---------------------------

Chris Germany
09/11/2000 01:25 PM
To: Brenda H Fletcher/HOU/ECT@ECT, Brad Bangle/Corp/Enron@Enron
cc:
Subject: Re: Iroquois Parking Dispute

I entered a demand charge on deal 396265.  This is a Market East desk deal.
I tried to enter a demand charge on the original deal for Oct 1999 but I kept
having problems saving the deal so I created a new one.

Let me know if this works.

Brenda H Fletcher
09/11/2000 08:30 AM
To: Chris Germany/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: Re: Iroquois Parking Dispute

Do you know the deal number for this October 1999 demand fee?
---------------------- Forwarded by Brenda H Fletcher/HOU/ECT on 09/11/2000
08:27 AM ---------------------------

Brad Bangle@ENRON
09/08/2000 02:31 PM
To: Brenda H Fletcher/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: Re: Iroquois Parking Dispute

Brenda

Can you push this demand item through Unify?
---------------------- Forwarded by Brad Bangle/Corp/Enron on 09/08/2000
02:28 PM ---------------------------

	From:  Katherine L Kelly @ ECT                           08/24/2000 02:02 PM

To: Brad Bangle/Corp/Enron@Enron
cc:

Subject: Re: Iroquois Parking Dispute

I just spoke with Chris, he's going to put the deal into sitara as a parking
demand for the October 1999 for $10,153.82.

Thanks!
---------------------- Forwarded by Katherine L Kelly/HOU/ECT on 08/24/2000
01:56 PM ---------------------------

Chris Germany
08/24/2000 01:21 PM
To: Katherine L Kelly/HOU/ECT@ECT, Brad Bangle/Corp/Enron@Enron
cc: Brenda H Fletcher/HOU/ECT@ECT
Subject: Re: Iroquois Parking Dispute

Good job Chris.

My contact at Iroq is out of the office.  When she gets back, I will agree to
pay $10,153.82 per my worksheet.  Let me know what would be the best way to
enter this in Sitara.  I think she is back in the office next week.  I also
think she will agree to my numbers just to get this resolved.  However, she
may just want us to pay what I think we owe while she does her own research.

Comments?

Christopher Spears
08/24/2000 11:38 AM
To: Chris Germany/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc: Brad Bangle/Corp/Enron@Enron, Katherine L Kelly/HOU/ECT@ECT
Subject: Iroquois Parking Dispute

Chris,
We paid parking fees to Iroquois for 9905 and 9906 production months:

May 1999 $1,934.42       <- included in a wire on 6/18/99 for $1,498,033.81.
June 1999 $1,872.02       <- included in a wire on 7/22/99 for $1,393,799.19.
Total  $3,806.44

If you have any additional questions, please let me know.

Thanks,
Chris


Here is CERA's monthly forecast.  It is predicting October differentials at
Chicago of $.11.
---------------------- Forwarded by Lorna Brennan/ET&S/Enron on 09/18/2000
02:06 PM ---------------------------

webmaster@cera.com on 09/15/2000 10:33:24 PM
To: Lorna.Brennan@enron.com
cc:

Subject: CERA Monthly Briefing: Supply Anxiety - CERA Alert

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Author: N. American Natural Gas Team
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As the heating season approaches, a high*but justified*level of anxiety
regarding winter supplies is driving the gas market. As things stand, the
market
is headed into the winter exposed to a supply shortfall late in the winter
even
under normal weather conditions. This prospect has placed a floor on the gas
price at the price of residual fuel oil, itself priced in the mid- to upper
$4.00s
range. Gas prices moving into this range would begin to attract demand back
into the market, diverting supplies from storage and increasing supply
concerns
again. To the upside, there is little demand response to price until
industrial
demand lessens or the price of distillate oil, as of this writing near $7.00
per
million British thermal units (MMBtu), is breached. However, distillate
markets
themselves are extremely tight, and prices for that fuel would likely follow
gas
prices up. Within this range, prices are defined mainly by supply anxiety*the
market,s judgment of the likelihood of a supply shortfall, which would be
characterized by extreme pricing and volatility, and a difficult process of
supply
allocation by price.

By now, exposure to extreme price volatility this winter is certain. Although
CERA expects storage injections to increase by approximately 2.0 billion cubic
feet (Bcf) per day from August to September, this increase would still leave
inventories at record lows for this month and next. Even this increase in
injections will not occur if a tropical storm forces evacuation of offshore
platforms, or if hot weather returns.

For October, heating load enters the picture. With US supplies running close
to
year-earlier levels and imports slightly higher, demand priced out of the
market
will remain the key reason that storage injections increase at all from last
year,s
low level. As a result, although prices may close the month of September in
the
upper $4.00s per MMBtu, at the high end of the competitive range with resid,
any threat of interruption in supplies will quickly bounce prices upward
during
the remainder of September or in October. As the heating season begins,
therefore, CERA expects the reality of supply vulnerability for the winter to
result in the first ever monthly average price of $5.00 at the Henry Hub (see
Table 1) and the first of potentially many months at or above that price.

Gas Storage*New Record Lows
CERA estimates that storage inventories in the United States crossed into
record
low territory as of the end of August, when inventories of 2,233 Bcf fell
below
the previous 1996 record low of 2,245 Bcf (see Table 2). More records will
likely be broken in the coming months, and by widening margins. Injections for
September are expected to average 9.5 Bcf per day, an increase of 2.0 Bcf per
day from the August level but below last year,s pace of 10.3 Bcf per day.
CERA,s September estimate could be exceeded under mild weather conditions
with no tropical activity hitting the Gulf of Mexico, but injections would
likely
fall below the 9.5 Bcf per day rate should storm activity force evacuation of
platforms. This rate would leave US inventories at 2,518 Bcf at month,s end, a
record low by 87 Bcf.

For October, CERA expects a slight increase in the injection rate from last
year.
Injections of 5.5 Bcf per day on average this year would be enabled by demand
priced out of the market and by a lack of unusually cool weather or tropical
storm activity. October injections have varied historically from 4.0 Bcf per
day
(1989) to 8.5 Bcf per day (1998). Even if injections reached toward the upper
end of this range, the market would remain exposed to shortfalls during the
winter. At the expected injection rate, US inventories of 2,689 Bcf at the
end of
October would result in an end of March 2001 inventory level of 669 Bcf under
normal winter weather, 89 Bcf below the previous record low of 758 Bcf.

Regional Markets*Waiting for Winter
The pipeline explosion on El Paso during late August intensified the
subregional
pressures already at play in western gas markets. Cuts in pipeline flows
limited
access into California on the only pipeline route into the state with any
excess
capacity. The lack of supply pressured prices within the supply basins and
forced strong storage withdrawals in the California market. Although summer
power loads in California will ease and much of the El Paso capacity has been
restored, the race to improve storage positions before the onset of winter
heating
load will keep intense pressure on Topock prices. Differentials in the rest
of the
West will strengthen as local heating loads begin to absorb enough supply to
ease pipeline bottlenecks (see Table 3).

Differentials in the East, which have traded in a narrow range this summer,
will
likely reach slightly higher levels with the start of the heating season in
October.
However, exposure to pricing disconnects will remain low until later this
year.
CERA,s outlook by region follows:

* Rockies. Pipeline bottlenecks out of the Rocky Mountains
this summer should begin to ease as heating loads climb
during October. CERA expects that as local demand limits
pressure on pipeline capacity, differentials will narrow.
October differentials should average $0.50 per MMBtu.

* San Juan. The resumption of flows on El Paso,s southern
system, combined with production outages, has relieved
some of the access constraints on San Juan supply.
Seasonal declines in Rockies to Southwest flows and the
beginning of the heating season should narrow October
differentials to $0.35 per MMBtu.

* Permian and Mid-Continent. The continuing pull on
supplies from the West will support Permian prices, and the
Midwestern pull on supplies will support Mid-Continent
prices. CERA expects a differential to the Henry Hub of
$0.06 per MMBtu for Mid-Continent supplies and $0.11
per MMBtu for Permian supplies.

* Chicago. The delay in the in-service date for Alliance from
October 2 to October 30 will take some gas out of the
Chicago market next month. This delay, combined with the
need to build Midwest storage inventories, should sustain
the recent increase in differentials from the $0.05)$0.08
range to above $0.10 per MMBtu. CERA expects October
differentials at the Chicago citygate to average $0.11.

* Northeast markets. Gas prices near $5.00 have increased
the fuel cost of delivery from the Gulf Coast into the
Northeast, raising the floor level for differentials to near
$0.30 per MMBtu. The beginning of the heating season and
the lack of new capacity into the New York citygate should
support differentials above the floor during October, at near
$0.40 per MMBtu.

Canadian Markets*Outages Affect Supply
Outages have affected supply thus far in September. Both British Columbia and
Alberta have been affected, resulting in a further year-over-year decline in
Western Canadian supply. The various problems appear to be rectified, but the
average supply for the month is likely to be down 100 to 150 million cubic
feet
(MMcf) per day from September 1999.

Drilling has been adversely affected over the past several weeks by wet
weather,
but rig utilization is beginning to climb again to previous levels. More than
8,400 gas wells are expected for this year.

Slight Drop in Export Demand
Eastern Canadian demand is still down approximately 200 MMcf per day, with
cooler-than-normal weather reducing the need for air conditioning. In the West
however, cooler-than-normal weather has accounted for an increase in demand
for heating requirements of about 200 MMcf per day.
Exports are down slightly in September compared with September 1999, with
PG&E GT-NW off 110 MMcf per day. Northern Border is running even with
September 1999.

Storage Picture Brighter in Canada
Storage injections in eastern Canada have picked up, with inventories now
expected to reach the five-year average of 210 Bcf. In the West, inventories
at
the end of the injection season will not only be above the five-year level but
should be even with those of 1999, at 250 Bcf.

Wider Differentials Holding
After widening substantially in August to US$1.17, the AECO-to-Henry
differential has closed back to a more typical level of $0.60 in September.
September,s AECO price should average US$4.15 per MMBtu (C$5.79 per
gigajoule [GJ]), increasing in October to US$4.35 per MMBtu (C$6.07 per GJ).

**end**

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(See attached file: hpl0719.xls)

 - hpl0719.xls


I cited the number of shares they are selling today as 1.9million.  They have about 2.6 million and now we are hearing that they may not be selling all today.


Please begin using the new ISDA credit worksheet template attached for all
credit sent to the financial trading legal team.  I have added sections for
elegible swap participant and specified entity.  If you have any questions as
to how these new areas (or any of the old areas) are to be filled in, I will
be happy to walk you through it.

Thanks,
Tanya


Steve, I am going to let you answer this one.  Thanks. Lynn

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Hall, Margaret
Sent:	Tuesday, October 02, 2001 8:34 AM
To:	Blair, Lynn; January, Steven; Hall, Margaret
Subject:	IMBALANCE REPORT FOR NNG

Lynn and Steve,
How hard would it be for someone in the logistics group to develop and distribute weekly a report on all of the NNG interconnects and the imbalances of all of the ones that we receive a report of the noms from scheduling.  I am talking about a report like TW gets from Richard Hanagriff that gives all of the imbalances.   This would help Gas Control to keep a better idea of where we are with the other companies.  I have had other gas controllers ask me this same question.  Thank you both for your time and trouble in looking into this for us.

                                              Sincerely,

                                               Margaret Hall


Thanks for the update.  I spoke with Ranabir this morning and it is my
understanding that Lost Creek will enter into the swap without a credit
support provider.  Based on that fact and the fact that we are selling our
interest down to Northern Border, the ISDA should be okay without any
incremental credit provisions.

Thanks,
Bill

From: Sara Shackleton on 09/11/2000 04:29 PM
To: William S Bradford/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: Lost CreekGathering Company

Bill:  I couldn't recall if I mentioned the above entity (35% Enron owned and
65% Burlington owned, I understand) but I was contacted by Ranabir Dutt
(X35274) to review an ISDA and 10 year rate swap for Lost Creek and Barclays
Bank PLC..  I told Ranabir to contact credit.  He said that was Enron was
immediately selling its interest.  The swap becomes effective 9/15/00.


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Energy Market Report
Thursday, December 27, 2001

*See attached pdf file.
__________________________________________________________
Western Pre-Scheduled Firm Electricity Prices($/MWh)
December 26, 2001 for December 30, 2001

Peak(Heavy)
                   Low     Change**   High    Change**
NW/N. Rockies*    21.00      NA       22.00      NA
Mid-Columbia*     21.00      NA       22.00      NA
COB*              19.25      NA       20.50      NA
N. California*    19.25      NA       23.00      NA
Midway/Sylmar*      NA       NA         NA       NA
S. California*    18.50      NA       25.00      NA
Mead*             18.50      NA       19.00      NA
Palo Verde*       18.00      NA       19.00      NA
Inland SW*        18.00      NA       19.00      NA
4-Corners*        18.25      NA       19.50      NA
Central Rockies*  14.50      NA       15.50      NA
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Off-Peak(Light)
                   Low     Change**   High    Change**
NW/N. Rockies*    21.00      NA       22.00      NA
Mid-Columbia*     21.00      NA       22.00      NA
COB*              19.25      NA       20.50      NA
N. California*    19.25      NA       23.00      NA
Midway/Sylmar*      NA       NA         NA       NA
S. California*    18.50      NA       25.00      NA
Mead*             18.50      NA       19.00      NA
Palo Verde*       18.00      NA       19.00      NA
Inland SW*        18.00      NA       19.00      NA
4-Corners*        18.25      NA       19.50      NA
Central Rockies*  14.50      NA       15.50      NA

*Denotes trading of flat, 24-hour products.
**"NA" changes are not applicable because prices for on and off peak goods
are not comparable to flat products.
__________________________________________________________
Western Pre-Scheduled Firm Electricity Prices($/MWh)
December 26, 2001 for December 31, 2001

Peak(Heavy)
                   Low     Change**   High    Change**
NW/N. Rockies     22.75      NA       23.25      NA
Mid-Columbia      22.75      NA       23.25      NA
COB               24.00      NA       24.75      NA
N. California     26.00      NA       26.50      NA
Midway/Sylmar       NA       NA         NA       NA
S. California     25.30      NA       27.00      NA
Mead              25.00      NA       26.00      NA
Palo Verde        25.00      NA       26.00      NA
Inland SW         25.00      NA       26.00      NA
4-Corners         24.75      NA       26.00      NA
Central Rockies   21.50      NA       22.50      NA
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Off-Peak(Light)
                   Low     Change**   High    Change**
NW/N. Rockies     21.00      NA       22.00      NA
Mid-Columbia      21.00      NA       22.00      NA
COB               19.25      NA       20.50      NA
N. California     19.25      NA       23.00      NA
Midway/Sylmar       NA       NA         NA       NA
S. California     18.50      NA       25.00      NA
Mead              18.50      NA       19.00      NA
Palo Verde        18.00      NA       19.00      NA
Inland SW         18.00      NA       19.00      NA
4-Corners         18.25      NA       19.50      NA
Central Rockies   14.50      NA       15.50      NA

**"NA" changes are not applicable because prices for on and off peak goods
are not comparable to flat products.
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Gasping Over Gas

As EMR staff and Western traders trickled into work from their extended
holidays, peak prices in the Western energy markets backed down slightly
from levels seen on Wednesday.  "Well, weather's not atplay here - there's a
lot of water for the hydro, it's cool, but not cold, and it's the holidays,"
explained one Northwest marketer. "There's just not a lot of motivation to
buy or sell," he added.  Off-peak power firmed up slightly across the entire
WSCC, likely due to increased overnight heating demand, some analysts
ventured.  Other likely contributors to Thursday's softening of WSCC peak
power prices were high gas inventories and lower spot prices, according to
players.  The AGA's weekly natural gas inventory report was released on
Thursday, showing a draw of 81 bcf - a bigger draw than the industry
expectations of 65 to 70 bcf, but well below last year's draw of 175 bcf and
the historical average of 145 bcf.  Combined with the fact that current U.S.
stocks stand at 2.980 tcf, or 90% of capacity, Thursday's natural gas news
wreaked havoc on NYMEX futures prices.  The January contract expired
Thursday after plummeting 35.6 cents to settle at 2.555$/mmBtu, while the
February contract trailed along, losing 31.8 cents to close at 2.619$/mmBtu.
"I felt like I was on a sinking ship," exclaimed one exasperated gas
marketer, "Everyone was yelling 'Bail, bail, bail!'"  Despite the excitement
in natural gas markets, most energy traders reported another day of thin and
illiquid trading as most businesses and all schools will remain closed until
after the New Year.

Northwest peak power prices for the Sunday-Monday package eased off almost
2$/MWh from levels seen on Wednesday.  Monday peak goods at Mid-Columbia
traded in a tight range from 22.75 to 23.25$/MWh.  Temperatures in the
Northwest ranged from the upper-40s west of the Cascade Mountains to below
freezing east of the Cascades.  The five-day forecast called for
temperatures across the region to converge on normal as the weekend
progresses into Monday.  The latest six-to-ten called for temperatures to
range from normal to below normal across the region from January 2 through
6.  Flows at Chief Joseph were revised slightly upward, coming in at 90 kcfs
Friday, 75 kcfs Saturday, 60 kcfs Sunday, 90 kcfs Monday, 55 kcfs New Year's
Day, and 100 kcfs Wednesday through next Thursday.  There was no unit news
to report in the Northwest on Thursday.

Amid near-normal weather forecasts and weak spot gas prices, heavy load
energy costs fell in the Golden State on Thursday, while light load prices
were up on the usual all-day Sunday premium. Sunday-Monday package prices at
SP15 won the pole position on Thursday, with peak goods changing hands
between 25.3 and 27$/MWh, while off-peak power was traded from 18.5 to
25$/MWh.  "L.A. is supposed to be about 10 degrees warmer than load centers
farther north so weather's probably not a factor, but New Year's loads are
usually higher, particularly in Pasadena with the Rose Bowl and all,"
speculated one California player.  Another added that liquidity was still
affecting the market on Thursday.  Spot natural gas prices at the Southern
California border followed the general trend when they slipped 23 cents,
trading between 2.52 and 2.57$/mmBtu.  In generation news, gas-fired Moss
Landing #6 (739 MW) returned to service on Thursday.  The unit has been down
since December 19 for unplanned maintenance.  Los Medanos (550 MW) was
operating at 125 MW, down from Wednesday's level of 200 MW.  Additionally,
there was an extra 640 MW off-line on Thursday from units with a capacity
less than 250 MW.  On the weather front, the outlook was less than exciting,
with temperatures across the state expected to linger within five degrees of
normal through Monday.  Overnight lows were forecast uniformly in the
mid-40s.  The latest six-to-ten from the NWS called for above-normal
temperatures from January 2 to 6.

Not even sustained below-normal temperatures could prop up power prices for
peak goods in the Southwest on Thursday against the gas-led tumble that
rattled the WSCC.  Peak goods at Palo Verde traded in a dollar range from 25
to 26$/MWh, a softening of 4$/MWh on the high end.  Temperatures were normal
to below normal across the region, and one couldn't even break a sweat in
Phoenix on Thursday.  The five-day forecast called for temperatures to heat
up on average, but they were still not expected to warm into above-normal
territory.  The latest six-to-ten predicted temperatures to remain normal or
below normal through January 6.  Nary a murmur was heard of unit outages in
the region on Thursday.

David Ramberg and Jessie Norris
_________________________________________________________

Western Generating Unit Outages

Current                            Begins          Ends          Reason
CAISO units <250/6515 total          NA             NA
planned/unplanned*
Alamitos #3/320/gas               04-Dec-01         ?            planned
Alamitos #4/320/gas               23-Dec-01         ?            planned
Big Creek Project/1020/hydro      09-Dec-01         ?         @752MW,
planned
El Segundo #3/337/gas             02-Oct-01         ?            unplanned
Etiwanda #3/320/gas               22-Dec-01         ?            planned
Etiwanda #4/320/gas               22-Dec-01         ?            planned
Grand Coulee #19/600/hydro        10-Dec-01       March          repairs
Helms PGP #2/407/hydro            01-Oct-01         ?            planned
Hyatt/Thermalito/933/hydro        02-Oct-01         ?      @607 MW,
unplanned
Los Medanos/550/gas               25-Dec-01         ?      @125 MW,
unplanned*
Morro Bay #4/336/gas              22-Dec-01         ?            planned
Ormond Beach #2/750/gas           05-Oct-01         ?      @350 MW,
unplanned
Pittsburg #6/317/gas              22-Nov-01         ?            planned
Sutter Plants/546/gas             04-Dec-01         ?            planned

For unit owners refer to pdf version.
*Indicates a change from previous EMR.
______________________________________________________________________

Eastern Markets Pre-Scheduled Firm Power Prices ($/MWh)

December 27, 2001 for December 28, 2001

Peak (Heavy) in $/MWh
                 Low     Change   High      Change
Into Cinergy    19.00    -3.00    21.50     -5.50
Western PJM     25.50    -0.50    26.35     -0.15
Into Entergy    21.00    -2.50    22.50     -3.00
Into TVA        20.00    -4.00    20.50     -5.00
___________________________________________________________
As natural gas prices dropped considerably and below-normal temperatures
reigned supreme, peak power prices for Friday delivery settled lower across
the Eastern Interconnect.  "The Jan/Feb contract came off a lot today, but
otherwise there wasn't much interest or liquidity in the market," commented
one southern trader.  The AGA's weekly inventory report listed an 81 bcf
draw on Thursday, above most industry forecasts of 65 to 70 bcf.  NYMEX
Henry Hub futures were unable to sustain recent gains, and slipped
substantially.  On its last day of trading, the January contract sunk like a
stone, losing a traumatic 35.6 cents to close at 2.555$/mmBtu.  February
fell an equally depressing 31.8 cents to end at 2.619$/mmBtu.

Despite a new unit outage and continued cold weather, day-ahead electricity
prices edged down in the Mid-Atlantic on Thursday.  According to sources,
Indian Point #2 tripped off-line sometime Wednesday and remained down on
Thursday.  Some traders speculated the unit would be back up Saturday,
December 29.  Western PJM daily goods changed hands between 25.5 and
26.35$/MWh.  "Someone was buying a lot of power early so prices were strong,
but after that they fell.  There was some West to East congestion which kept
them from dropping too much and the real-time number was also robust,"
summed up one PJM player.  LMPs lingered above 40$/MWh for two hours in the
late morning, but were averaging 25.85$/MWh through 15:00 EST.  The five-day
weather outlook predicted sustained below-normal temperatures through
Monday, with highs uniformly expected in the mid-30s across PJM.  The latest
six-to-ten called for below-normal temperatures from January 2 to 6.

Forecasts for bitterly cold temperatures by the weekend cheered Midwestern
sellers, but despite the good news heavy load energy costs for Friday
delivery slumped on Thursday.  Into Cinergy pieces traded between 19 and
21.5$/MWh, losing a painful 5.5$/MWh off the high end and 3$/MWh off the
low.  "Load forecasts for the new week are higher, so we should see some
strength on Friday," opined one trader, while another said, "I think people
will keep the thermostat up and their gas fireplaces crackling over New Year
's."  No new curtailment information was available on Thursday.  High
temperatures were expected in the low-20s to high-teens by Saturday, with
little change expected through Monday.  The most current six-to-ten
predicted below-normal temperatures from January 2 to 6.

Amid much weaker natural gas prices, peak electricity prices tumbled in the
Southeast on Thursday.  Into Entergy deals were done from 21 to 22.5$/MWh,
with the bulk of transactions seen nearer the high end.  Into TVA prices
were heard between 20 and 20.5$/MWh, losing at least 4$/MWh off both ends,
while traders said the hub was very illiquid.  Friday forecasts predicted
slightly below-normal temperatures, with overnight lows in the 28 to 34
degree range.  Substantial cooling was expected by Sunday and Monday, with
lows predicted in the mid-20s across the entire region.  The latest
six-to-ten called for below-normal temperatures from January 2 to 6.
___________________________________________________________
California ISO Congestion Index in $/MWh

                         Path                 Peak   Off-peak
for 28-Dec-01         NW1 to NP15             0.00     0.00
                      NW3 to SP15             0.00     0.00
                      AZ3 to SP15             0.00     0.00
                      LC1 to SP15             0.00     0.00
                      SP15 to NP15            0.00     0.00

OTC Forward Peak Electricity Contracts in $/MWh

                    Mid-C              PV              SP-15
                Bid      Ask      Bid      Ask      Bid      Ask
BOM             --       --       --       --       --       --
January        24.75    26.25    27.25    28.25    28.50    29.50
February       21.50    23.00    26.00    27.00    27.00    28.00
March          19.00    20.50    25.50    26.50    26.50    27.50
Q1 '02         21.50    23.00    25.75    26.75    27.50    28.50
Q2 '02         16.50    18.00    28.00    29.00    28.00    29.00
Q3 '02         33.50    35.50    43.75    44.75    42.00    43.00
Q4 '02         28.50    30.00    28.75    29.75    31.00    32.00
Cal '03        30.75    32.25    34.00    35.00    35.00    36.00

Represents the most recent bid/ask spread obtainable
by the Energy Market Report.

Alberta Power Pool Index (C$/MWh)

                    Peak(14)   Peak(16)   Off-Peak    Flat     Change
for  26-Dec-01       24.48      22.85      16.88      20.98     5.76

BPA's Offer for 12/27/01 and 12/29/01.

Hours        Amount          NW delivered        COB/NOB delivered

7-22         100MW           Market Price*          Market Price*

*Market price will be determined at time of request.

NYMEX Henry Hub Gas Futures in $/mmBtu

                 Close        Change
        Jan      2.555        -0.356
        Feb      2.619        -0.318

Natural Gas Spot Prices in $/mmBtu

                  Low          High
Sumas             2.40         2.45
So. Cal Border    2.52         2.57
San Juan          2.37         2.42
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Economic Insight, Inc. - 3004 SW First, Portland, Oregon 97201,
Telephone (503) 222-2425, Internet e-mail emr@econ.com -
Copyright, Economic Insight, Inc. 2001.


Andrew -

Thanks for your kind words, my friend.  Your thoughtfulness has added
immeasurable joy to my already immeasurably joyous day.  Indeed, I would say
that this is the Greatest Day of My Life except that I know tomorrow will be
even better.  Your contentment, nay I say your unbridled happiness is just
another reason why I am at peace with all the world.

Andy Doran <thedolan@yahoo.com> on 01/30/2001 12:43:27 PM
To: Jason.R.Williams@enron.com
cc:

Subject: Bliss

Hello, my friend Jay W.

I just wanted to say what a great day I am having.  I
am at peace with my surroundings and getting up to go
to work is the highlight of every day, because it
interrupts the nagging sleep that cuts into work time.
I have a constant smile and my cheerfullness is
rubbing off on others.  We are all a happy family.  I
am sure that your life is the same.  I hope that I can
live to be 200 years old and that I am allowed to work
that long, because every second at the office is an
eternity of serene enlightenment.

God Bless you, friend, and peace be with you.

-andy

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Here is the updated draft of joint WPTF and AReM comments.

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Fax:(415) 782-7854
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	"Dan Douglass" <douglass@earthlink.net> 06/21/2001 07:17 PM 	   To: "Tamara Johnson" <tjohnso8@enron.com>, "Robert Berry" <berry@apx.com>, "Denice Cazalet Purdum" <dpurdum@apx.com>, "Ed Cazalet" <ed@cazalet.com>, "Bill Ross" <billr@calpine.com>, "Bob Anderson" <Bob_Anderson@apses.com>, "Carolyn Baker" <cabaker@duke-energy.com>, "Charles Miessner" <camiessn@newwestenergy.com>, "Corby Gardiner" <jcgardin@newwestenergy.com>, "Curt Hatton" <curt.hatton@neg.pge.com>, "Curtis Kebler" <curtis_l_kebler@reliantenergy.com>, "Gary Ackerman" <foothillservices@mindspring.com>, "George Vaughn" <gavaughn@duke-energy.com>, "Greg Blue" <gtbl@dynegy.com>, "Jack Pigott" <jackp@calpine.com>, "Janie Mollon" <jsmollon@newwestenergy.com>, "Jeff Dasovich" <jeff.dasovich@enron.com>, "Joe Paul" <jmpa@dynegy.com>, "Nam Nguyen" <nam.nguyen@powersrc.com>, "Randy Hickok" <rjhickok@duke-energy.com>, "Rob Nichol" <rsnichol@newwestenergy.com>, "Roger Pelote" <roger.pelote@williams.com>, "Steve Huhman" <steve.huhman@mirant.com>, "Sue Mara" <susan_j_mara@enron.com>, "Vicki Sandler" <vicki_sandler@apses.com>, "ARM" <arem@electric.com>  cc:   Subject: Draft Filing Concerning the Proposed Decisions on Direct Access and the PX Credit

Attached for your review and comment is a proposed Joint Filing to be made  by the Alliance for Retail Energy Markets and the Western Power Trading Forum  concerning the draft decisions of ALJ Barnett and Commissioner Bilas.

Comments would be appreciated as soon as possible, as this filing must be  made on Monday.  Thanks!

Dan

Law Offices of Daniel W. Douglass
5959 Topanga Canyon Blvd.  Suite  244
Woodland Hills, CA 91367
Tel:   (818) 596-2201
Fax:   (818) 346-6502
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Ca energy issues are out of control. Consumer groups are screaming about
gouging. I will email today's articles from the Chronicle. The market has
gone down more today with MSFT info after hours. Will keep being choppy. Glad
no further rearrangements at ENE. You mentioned Bonds the other day, do you
want some tax free muni ideas. If so how far out would you be comfortable
with? I will talk to my Dallas muni desk for suggestions. How big was that
check I was watching for? Ben

-----Original Message-----
From: Greg.Whalley@enron.com [SMTP:Greg.Whalley@enron.com]
Sent: None
To: Benjamin Bergfelt
Subject: RE: account

I'm not still short QQQ.  I covered at 68 1/2 in the after market while we
were on the phone, after the Florida supreme court statement.

The world has gone truly crazy about CA energy prices.

Not expecting any job changes due to the Skilling/Lay thing.  But a lot of
people are giving me shit anyway.  The recent reorganization that gave me
my current job was done so that Skilling wouldn't have to put anyone in the
COO position.

----Original Message-----
   >From:      "Benjamin Bergfelt" <ben.bergfelt@painewebber.com>
   >To:             "'gregwhalley@yahoo.com'"
<gregwhalley@yahoo.com>,"'greg.whalley@Enron.com'" <greg.whalley@enron.com>
   >Cc:
   >Bcc:
   >Subj:      account
   >Sent:      Wednesday, December 13, 2000 6:21 PM
   >
   >Greg, how big was that last check you told me to watch for. I will
transfer the remaining to the LIR. QQQ improved for your short today to
close at 68 47/64. Nothing good out of CA utilities and power. Nat Gas
lower today. I will watch tonight the new President and the vanquished.
Also, will today's announcement about ENE effect you? Ben


-----Original Message-----
From: 	Edmonds, Marcus
Sent:	Friday, October 19, 2001 2:00 PM
To:	Bailey, Derek
Subject:	FW: Capital Book Template

Hello,
	Could you please review the attached template and provide us with any input you may have. We are contemplating of splitting the template into 2 section. One for the structuring group and one for the book admin. Many thanks in advance. Please call me at 3-4243 with any additional questions or concerns.

Have a great day,
Marcus
 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Cothran, Robert
Sent:	Thursday, October 18, 2001 4:13 PM
To:	Garberding, Michael; Edmonds, Marcus
Cc:	Harris, Kim
Subject:	Capital Book Template

Per our meeting earlier this month, we are attaching a template to be completed by any party who is affecting the capital book.  Please review it and let us know your changes, comments, or questions.  thanks!

Robert B Cothran
Enron Americas
713-853-3478


As Enron continues to address the Human Capital Needs of the organization,
there are several changes in Enron,s Human Resources (HR) Organization I,d
like to share with you:

In Corporate Human Resources:

Brian Schaffer will lead the Office of Labor and Employment Relations
function, including Resource Management, Corporate Training activities, and
Workforce Development.

Mary Joyce will continue to have responsibility for Executive Compensation
and our Global Equity Plans.

Cynthia Barrow, in addition to Benefits, will be responsible for the
development of Work Life Programs across Enron.

Brad Coleman will be responsible for Analysis and Reporting, in addition to
the re-engineering of the HR Service Center.

Gerry Gibson will work closely with me to provide Organizational Development
& Training expertise for HR,s Continuing Evolution.

Andrea Yowman will be responsible for several projects which are critical to
HR,s on-going success including the SAP Implementation, Global Information
System (GIS) Database, and Total Compensation System Development.  In
addition, she will have responsibility for the Human Resource Information
System (HRIS).

The HR Generalist functions for Corporate will be handled by the following:

Gwen Petteway, Public Relations, Government Affairs, Legal, Investor
Relations, Corporate Development, EPSC, Aviation, Enron Federal Credit Union
and the Analyst and Associate Program

Kim Rizzi, Accounting and Human Resources

Sheila Walton, RAC, Finance and Enron Development Corp, in addition to her
responsibilities in ENA

At the Business Unit Level, we,ve established two Geographic Hubs for our
Wholesale Business Units:

Drew Lynch will be in London with the HR responsibility for the Eastern
Hemisphere including London, APACHI and India.  Drew,s Senior Leadership Team
will include:  Nigel Sellens, Ranen Sengupta and Scott Gilchrist.

David Oxley will be located in Houston with HR responsibility for the Western
Hemisphere including North America, CALME and South America.  David,s Senior
Leadership Team will include:  Miguel Padron, Janie Bonnard, Sheila Knudsen
and Cindy Skinner.

We believe these Hubs can result in a more effective HR organization and also
facilitate the movement of talent where needed in those regions.

The following are the HR Leaders responsible for the remaining Business
Units:

Dave Schafer  GPG
Gary Smith  Wind
Robert Jones  Net Works
Marla Barnard EBS
Ray Bennett  EES/EFS
Willie Williams EE&CC/NEPCO
Gerry Chatham EGEP

Please click on the following link to view the HR Organization Chart.
http://home.enron.com:84/messaging/ckoorgchart.ppt


FYI, see below.
---------------------- Forwarded by Ben Jacoby/HOU/ECT on 05/08/2001 03:31 PM
---------------------------

DeKrey Lynn <Lynn.DeKrey@swpc.siemens.com> on 05/08/2001 02:52:26 PM
To: "'ben.jacoby@enron.com'" <ben.jacoby@enron.com>
cc: Monahan Bill <Bill.Monahan@swpc.siemens.com>
Subject: Issuance Confidentiality Agreements

Ben
I understand from Bill Monahan that you wanted to see confidentiality
agreements currently outstanding from insurance company.

We submitted agreements to Chuck Newell and Sharon West.  Chuck's executed
agreement has been received but we are still waiting for Sharon.  We had
emailed Chris Booth to request status however we now understand he is out on
vacation this week

Attached is a copy of agreement documentation (4 pages) sent to Sharon West
and currently outstanding.

 <<FI189301.TIF>>

Regards
Lynn DeKrey

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Samantha Boyd is enrolled in Wellhead to Burner Tip

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FirstEnergy System (FIRSTENESY) has assigned its transmission assets and
service agreements to American Transmission Systems, Inc.  (ATSI)  They are a
subsidiary of FirstEnergy Corp.  Their mnemonic reference changed from "FE"
to "ATSI."


Here is the initial feedback from the Montana lawyers.  Looks like Lloyds is
more interested settling with EOTT as part of a global buy out of all old
InterNorth policies. I wouldn't place any stock whatsoever in the comment
Lloyds' representative made about Studdert.  He has been very helpful and
highly professional in all matters pertaining to this case.  EOTT and Enron
might be able to negotiate some sort of settlement as part of a global buy
out, but I don't know if Enron would even consider this.  Studdert might have
the best feel for this.  Separately, the defendant group will get back to us
on any offer they might be willing to make to settle just the Montana case,
but it appears that their real interest would be in a "global" deal.  Any
comments?  SWD
----- Forwarded by Steve Duffy/Houston/Eott on 06/06/2000 10:36 AM -----

	"Glenn Tremper" <gtremper@chjw.com>
	06/05/2000 05:39 PM

		 To: "Jean Faure" <jfaure@chjw.com>
		 cc: Steve Duffy/Houston/Eott@Eott
		 Subject: EOTT: Call to McAndrews

I spoke with Jim McAndrews late this afternoon.  I told him EOTT was
interested in following up on the possibility of settling the case, which he
left open after the trial.

He said that, after trial, London concluded they wanted to, in essence, buy
out all of Enron Corp's coverage and were not interested in settling the case
on its own.  They corresponded with Jim Studdert a few times during the
winter, but Jim responded in a way that John said was rude.

If we are interested in talking about a buy-out, London would be interested.
I told him that would be very difficult for EOTT to arrange, as it is not the
sole insured.  I asked if buying out just EOTT's coverage was a possibility.
He pointed out that there is a strong connection between the two (Enron's
listing in Martindell lists EOTT's attorneys, he claims) and thinks it could
be done as one package.  In any event, London really wants to deal with all
the coverage under the Internorth policies.

I told him I had heard about the buy-out campaign elsewhere and had forwarded
material to Studdert on that issue.  I need to follow-up with Studdert and
Duffy to figure out where Enron/EOTT is on this issue now.

I asked what number his people would be willing to pay just to settle the
Ashland claim, in the likely event that there could be no buy-out.  He said
he would need to talk with London about that.  I suspect it will be quite
small.

We agreed that we would each speak with our people and get back in touch
early next week.

I left a voice mail with Steve to this regard, but I'm copying him as well
for his information.

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Rick,

As per your request, attached is the Federal Government Affairs headcount.

If you have any questions please let us know.

Thanks,

Carolyn


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    Columbia Onshore	          $2.4700	          $1.8700	          $2.1529	+    .5234	         270,300	Columbia Gulf Transmission Co. - Onshore Pool
    Henry Hub	          $2.4600	          $1.9300	          $2.0774	+    .3593	       1,472,500	Henry Hub tailgate - Louisiana
    NGPL LA	          $2.3275	          $1.8600	          $1.9720	+    .3835	         238,800	Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America, Louisiana Pool
    Tenn 500L	          $2.3400	          $1.8150	          $2.0306	+    .4295	         422,700	Tennessee Gas Pipeline Co.-Zone L, 500 Leg Pool
    Tenn 800L	          $2.3300	          $1.8150	          $2.0073	+    .4024	         251,300	Tennessee Gas Pipeline Co.-Zone L, 800 Leg Pool
    TETCO ELA	          $2.5200	          $1.8550	          $2.1374	+    .4885	         248,500	Texas Eastern - East LA
    TETCO WLA	          $2.4800	          $1.8200	          $1.9198	+    .3116	         244,200	Texas Eastern - West LA
    Transco 65	          $2.5000	          $1.9650	          $2.1221	+    .3847	         244,600	Transco - Station 65
    Trunkline ELA	          $2.4500	          $1.8200	          $1.9795	+    .4371	         103,300	Trunkline Gas Company - East Louisiana Pool
    TxGas SL	          $2.4700	          $1.8800	          $2.0918	+    .4279	         328,900	Texas Gas Transmission Corp.-Zone SL FT Pool
 MIDCONTINENT
    MichCon, citygate	          $2.4300	          $2.0700	          $2.1744	+    .3588	         243,500	Michigan Consolidated
    NGPL Midcont	          $2.1000	          $1.7150	          $1.7930	+    .4001	         165,400	Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America, Mid-Continent Pool
    NGPL Nicor, citygate	          $2.4200	          $1.8950	          $2.0090	+    .3880	         519,500	Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America, Nicor Citygate
    NGPL NIPSCO, citygate	          $2.4500	          $1.8950	          $1.9945	+    .3900	         121,200	Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America, Nipsco Citygate
    NNG Demarcation	          $2.3900	          $1.8100	          $2.0449	+    .5635	         217,200	Northern Natural Gas, Demarcation Pool
 NORTHEAST
    Columbia TCO	          $2.5000	          $1.9800	          $2.1417	+    .3887	         605,300	Columbia Gas Co. - TCO Pool
    Dominion So.Point	          $3.0000	          $2.0600	          $2.3471	+    .5403	         367,500	Dominion - South Point
    TETCO M3	          $3.0900	          $2.2100	          $2.5296	+    .5388	         399,000	Texas Eastern - M3 Zone
    Transco Z-6 (NY)	          $3.2375	          $2.4100	          $2.6257	+    .6410	         327,600	Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp. - Zone 6 (NY)
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    El Paso non-Bondad	          $1.7800	          $1.5900	          $1.7077	+    .5433	          83,200	El Paso - San Juan Basin, Blanco Pool
    Huntingdon/Sumas	          $1.9300	          $1.7650	          $1.8250	+    .5531	         128,000	Westcoast Energy & Northwest Pipeline Corp.
    Opal	          $1.7500	          $1.4900	          $1.5583	+    .3706	         129,800	Opal
    PG?Citygate	          $2.0500	          $1.8900	          $1.9756	+    .5850	         287,000	PG?- Citygate
    SoCal Border	          $1.9500	          $1.8300	          $1.8850	+    .4775	         226,600	Southern California Border Points (Ehrenberg,Topock,Needles)
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    El Paso - Keystone	          $2.0900	          $1.6300	          $1.7492	+    .4700	         310,000	El Paso - Keystone Pool
    Waha	          $2.2000	          $1.7500	          $1.8735	+    .5027	         213,800	Waha Hub - West Texas

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I will be out of the office until Wednesday, Oct 24th.  Please contact Pam Becton if you have an urgent request.


Sylvia - Please set up the following contracts...

Pipe:Southern Natural
Contract:  FSNG236
ENA-IM EAST agent for City of Huntsville
FT umbrella
Rec:  Zone 0
Del:  Zone 2
Term:  1/8/2000--10/31/2019

Pipe:  Southern Natural
Contract FSNG262
ENA-IM East agent for City of Decatur
FT Umbrella
Rec:  Zone 0
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Thank you,  Please page me at 800-467-8971
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Vlady..
this was the list John referenced the other day.
Ted
---------------------- Forwarded by Ted Murphy/HOU/ECT on 08/09/2000 02:30 PM
---------------------------

From:  Ted Murphy
06/28/2000 07:45 AM

To: Rick Buy
cc:
Subject: VAR Priorities

Rick,
This is my initial attempt to summarize our meeting with John.  The next
steps would be to solicit feedback from other interested parties and scope
the resources and responsibilities.
Ted

Rick Buy, John Lavorato and I met to discuss priorities as it relates to the
calculation of VAR.  We are making the following recommendations

 1) Inclusion of monthly index positions into VAR calculations as the
indicies set in North American Natural Gas
 2) Development of a methodology to re-run correlations (factor loadings)
including criteria, responsibilities and acceptance/rejection criteria
 3) Development of process by which to analyze the output of factor loading
process.  Database to store output and management reports.
 4) Finalize debate on the calculation of Forward/Forward volatility
 5) Scope a project to analyze the possibility of calculating hourly
volatility for power.

It was further recommended that we continue to not include unpriced index
positions in VAR calculation.


I'll probably go to the tour and, if weather permits, the game.

	Enron Capital Management

	From:  David Baumbach                           05/01/2000 07:55 AM

To: Eric Bass/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: Re: GAME TONIGHT @ 7:45

Are you going to the Enron Field tour?


You are very welcome!  I enjoyed it.

 Thanks for the name of the city.  We will probably be in Lisbon 2 days, so
we'll try to check it out.  Thanksgiving in Spain/Portugal should be
interesting?  Probably won't be able to find turkey, dressing, or american
football anywhere.   Any fun plans for the Thanksgiving holiday?

	"Beckworth, Melissa" <mbeckworth@velaw.com>
	11/14/2000 02:49 PM

		 To: "'Gerald.Nemec@enron.com'" <Gerald.Nemec@enron.com>
		 cc:
		 Subject: RE: Hello!

thanks for lunch! i knew i would remember it -- the name of the little city
in portugal is sintra. i think it is northwest of lisbon. really cool city.
have a great trip and be careful! mb

-----Original Message-----
From: Gerald.Nemec@enron.com [mailto:Gerald.Nemec@enron.com]
Sent: Friday, November 10, 2000 10:35 AM
To: mbeckworth@velaw.com
Subject: RE: Hello!

Miyako sounds great.  Why don't we meet there at 12:00.

I didn't get to know Terry that well.  I was pretty green at that point.
That was actually the first deal I worked on when I got to legal.  I went
to law school a little later in life.  I have been practicing for about 2
years.  Terry reminded me of an absent minded professor.  He had this pair
of glasses that during the course of the deal, they became more and more
broken down.  By the end, one of the ear pieces was missing and they barely
stayed on his face.  At the closing dinner Enron bought him a new pair of
glasses.

South America.  That sounds pretty interesting, ever travel down there?

                    "Beckworth,

                    Melissa"             To:     "'Gerald.Nemec@enron.com'"
<Gerald.Nemec@enron.com>
                    <mbeckworth@v        cc:

                    elaw.com>            Subject:     RE: Hello!

                    11/09/2000

                    11:59 AM

hi gn. so funny...terry and david are in my group. i don't know david as
well really, but terry is a good friend and is a total riot! i don't know
how well you got to know him, but he really is just great. anyway, i have
really been working with enron south america on the cuiaba project
exclusively for the past year and a half. the enron attorneys are randy
young and john novak. prior to that i did a few structured deals --
christina mordaunt was the atty.

yes, annie wu (we just call her "the wu") is a stitch! remind me to tell
you
the story about when she came to visit me in london...and a few other
stories. she is a trip! truly a sweet person and a good friend too. i heard
you know my friend walter daniel, too. he was in my law school class and is
also a good friend.

whenever/wherever on the 14th is fine. do you like sushi? we could go to
miyako...or zydeco or becks? those are the places where i usually meet
enron
folks since they are in between... let me know! mb

-----Original Message-----
From: Gerald.Nemec@enron.com [mailto:Gerald.Nemec@enron.com]
Sent: Wednesday, November 08, 2000 10:29 AM
To: mbeckworth@velaw.com
Subject: Hello!

Hi Melissa,

Thanks for the call.  I thought it might be easier to communicate via email
since we are both kind of difficult to reach via phone.  Sounds like they
keep you busy at V&E.

Yes, I do work for Enron.  I am an attorney for Enron North America in gas
and power origination.   I actually worked with some attorney's from V&E on
a couple of asset financing deals we did about a year ago.  Terry Yates and
David Keyes.  Joel Ephross also worked on those deals, but he is now at
Enron in our Global Finance Legal Group.

Sounds like you have worked alot on Enron deals.  I know we keep you guys
pretty loaded with work.  Who are your Enron contacts?  Enron is a big
place, but I might know them.

Lunch sounds great.  The 14th works for me.  Any preferences as to
location?

In case you were wondering about how Ann Wukasch and I know each other; Ann
and I met at my sister's wedding in Colorado.  My sister and Ann are good
friends and work at the same school in Dallas.   Ann is a trip!

Gerald
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Keyshawn Johnson, WR TB - Giggles Updated 10/28/01
Johnson sat out the second half of Tampa Bay's 41-14 victory over the Minnesota Vikings because of a right knee bruise and will have an MRI test Monday. He was already playing with a sore right hip that limited him in practice last week. "I will get an MRI in the morning and go from there," Johnson said. "Right now, they are saying that it's just a bruise. But we'll know more tomorrow. I probably could not have played if they needed me to. I was in pretty bad pain."

Emmitt Smith, RB D!
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Smith pronounced himself OK despite having his right knee wrapped after the Dallas Cowboys' 17-3 victory over Arizona on Sunday. "It's throbbing a little bit right now, but I'll be all right," Smith said. "I felt it. I knew what it was. I didn't know the degree the injury was. It worried me a bit."   But Smith was able to walk off the field without assistance. He said he expects to play next week at the New York Giants. Coach Dave Campo said Smith would be re-evaluated on Monday, but said he was encouraged that Smith was walking around.

Daunte Culpepper, QB MIN - Giggles Updated 10/28/01

According to published reports, Culpepper suffered a broken nose in Sunday's game against Tampa Bay. He is not expected to miss any game action.

Eddie Kennison, WR DEN - Free Agent Updated 10/28/01
Kennison rushed one time for 10 yards against New England, and did not catch a pass. The veteran wideout has reverted back to  statistical silence after a brief period of productivity.

Mike Anderson, RB DEN - Neal/McKay Updated 10/28/01
Anderson rushed for only 40 yards on 14 carries against the Patriots. He did score on an eight-yard run!
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but the Broncos let Olandis Gary carry the ball 10 times for 37 yards also. Denver appears to have lost some confidence in Anderson this year.

David Patten, WR NE - Free Agent Updated 10/28/01
Patten caught five passes for 62 yards and a TD at Denver. He should continue to be a scoring threat as long as he remains one of New England's top two receivers.

Troy Brown, WR NE - Bass/Hull Updated 10/28/01

Brown caught nine passes for 86 yards and a TD at Denver. He also carried the ball one time for 31 yards. Brown will always be a big-play threat against the weaker defensive teams on the Patriots' schedule.

Curtis Conway, WR SD - Giggles Updated 10/28/01
Conway caught nine passes for 120 yards against Buffalo, In the past, Conway was a disappoitment, but now he is working well with Doug Flutie and staying healthy. Conway is finally performing up to expectations as a Fantasy wideout.

Freddie Jones, TE SD - Neal/McKay Updated 10/28/01
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Larry Centers, RB BUF - Free Agent Updated 10/28/01
Centers was limited to eight receiving yards on four catches by San Diego. The Bills ideally want to get the ball downfield to their wideouts and Jay Riemersma, so don't expect good numbers from Centers ecery week.

Peerless Price, WR BUF - Free A!
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Price caught eight passes for 151 yards and a TD at San Diego. While Price is still inconsistent, he appears to have improved enough to start for Fantasy teams occasionally.

Matt Hasselbeck, QB SEA - Bass/Hull Updated 10/28/01
Hasselbeck had his best game as a pro, throwing for 230 yards, two TDs and no interceptions. But he continued to have some troubles completing key passes and getting the ball downfield on important downs.

Shaun Alexander, RB SEA - JWillie Updated 10/28/01
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The Dolphins held Alexander to 87 yards on 23 carries. Considering the strength of the Miami defense, Alexander's final numbers looked respectable, but he also fumbled twice. The Seattle RB will continue to post good yardage numbers, but the league's better defenses might limit his overall output.

Oronde Gadsden, WR MIA - Matty Updated 10/28/01
Gadsden caught only one pass for 15 yards at Seattle. Miami's No. 1 wideout is not playing well enough to be anything more than a Fantasy backup.

James McKnight, WR MIA - Free Agent Updated 10/28/01

McKnight caught eight passes for 94 yards and a TD at Seattle, but also lost a fumble. The Miami receiver continues to be erratic and occasionally productive.

Ron Dayne, RB NYG - Neal/McKay Updated 10/28/01
Dayne was held to just 19 yards on eight carries by Washington. He is not putting up consistently good numbers, and should not start for most Fantasy teams right now.

Amani Toomer, WR NYG - Tori Updated 10/28/01
Toomer caught nine passes for 109 yards and a TD against Washington. He remains a must-start Fantasy player, no matter w!
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Stephen Davis, RB WAS - Bass/Hull Updated 10/28/01
Davis rushed for 107 yards against the Giants, but was held out of the end zone again. He is still running for good yardage, but the Redskins continue to score via the pass when they are able to move the ball.

Tony Banks, QB WAS - Free Agent Updated 10/28/01
Banks threw for 190 yards, two TDs and was not intercepted by the Giants. Right, now the erratic QB is playing well enough to be used as a Fantasy reserve.

Duce Staley, RB PHI - Giggles Updated 10/28/01
Staley played Sunday against Oakland but was held to 19 yards and a touchdown on three carries, with two catches for 35 yards. He was going up against a tough Raiders' rush defense, and should post better stats in future weeks. However, it bears noting that Correll Buckhalter led the Eagles with seven carries, which suggests that neither back is the clear go-to guy right now. That makes both risky starts.

Charlie Garner, RB OAK - Russell Updated 10/28/01
Garner rushed 21 times for 77 yards and a touchdown Sund!
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 at Philadelphia. This outing could put him firmly in place as the Raiders' featured back while Tyrone Wheatley remains sidelined.

Rich Gannon, QB OAK - Martin Updated 10/28/01
Gannon passed for just 158 yards, no touchdowns and no interceptions in Sunday's game at Philadelphia. He was facing a tall challenge in the Eagles' secondary, and we expect he will rebound with better stats in future weeks.

Donovan McNabb, QB PHI - Russell Updated 10/28/01

McNabb passed for just 133 yards and no touchdowns Sunday against Oakland, but he didn't get intercepted either. It was asking a lot for him to post great stats against the Raiders' defense, but this was still a disappointment. McNabb is in a bit of a slump right now, but he should break out of it and be a useful Fantasy quarterback over the second half of the season.

Michael Pittman, RB ARI - Matty Updated 10/28/01
Pittman rushed 16 times for just 29 yards Sunday at Dallas. He hasn't been much better than Thomas Jones this season, and we don't think either player will be a reliable Fantasy option for the remainder of the year.

David Boston, WR ARI - Bass/Hull Updated 10/28/01
Boston caught nine passes for 108 yards in Sunday's game at Dallas. While Jake Plummer has been an inconsistent quarterback from a Fantasy perspective, Boston has proven a worthy player because he gets most of the looks in the Arizona passing game. He's easily a solid No. 2 receiver on any team.

Jake Plummer, QB ARI - Frank Updated 10/28/01
Plummer passed for 233 yards, no touchdowns and two interceptions in Sunday's game at Dallas, further exhibiting how inconsistent he can be. Unless the matchup dictates otherwise, you shouldn't rely on him for useful stats on a weekly basis.

 Cowboys, DT DAL - Free Agent Updated 10/28/01
The Cowboys held the Cardinals to three points Sunday, and recorded two sacks and two interceptions in the game. Dallas' defense has been somewhat decent from a Fantasy perspective based on the matchup, but don't let this performance fool you into believing that this unit will give you consistent stats week in and week out.

Clint Stoerner, QB DAL - Free Agent Updated 10/28/01
Stoerner completed 9-of-18 passes for 93 yards, no touchdowns and an interception while rushing for seven times for 23 yards and a score !
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 Sunday's game against Arizona. These numbers aren't great for the Fantasy owner, and they came against a weak Cardinals' secondary. We don't recommend Stoerner for your team based on this outing.

Emmitt Smith, RB DAL - Bass/Hull Updated 10/28/01
Smith left Sunday's game against Arizona late in the fourth quarter with a right knee injury after accumulating 83 rushing yards on 21 carries. He will be evaluated shortly.

Rob Johnson, QB BUF - Giggles Updated 10/28/01

Johnson left Sunday's game in the third quarter with an apparent knee injury. He was taken to the locker room for further examination and was briefly replaced by Alex Van Pelt before he returned.

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10/28/01	 1:06 PM	Longwell, Ryan	JWillie	Put on DL	Week 7

10/26/01	 6:56 PM	Brady, Tom	Martin	Signed	Week 7	$2.5

10/26/01	 6:56 PM	McNair, Steve	Martin	Released	Week 7	$2.5

Breakdown Schedule

Breakdown

Tori

Player	Pos	Points

Weinke, Chris	QB	1.0

George, Eddie	RB	0.0

Martin, Curtis	RB	18.0

Carter, Cris	WR	5.0

Holt, Torry	WR	13.0

Toomer, Amani	WR	16.0

Richey, Wade	K	9.0

Eagles	DT	1.0

TOTAL	 	63.0

Ward, Hines	WR	0.0

Allen, Terry	RB	0.0

Barlow, Kevan	RB	4.0

Gramatica, Martin	K	13.0

Pathon, Jerome	WR	0.0

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Player	Pos	Points

Brady, Tom	QB	10.0

Henry, Travis	RB	8.0

Thomas, Anthony	RB	20.0

Brown, Tim	WR	4.0

Muhammad, Muhsin	WR	1.0

Owens, Terrell	WR	6.0

Elam, Jason	K	9.0

Dolphins	DT	9.0

TOTAL	 	67.0

Gannon, Rich	QB	8.0

Jackson, Willie	WR	11.0

Dunn, Warrick	RB	0.0

Hayes, Donald	WR	2.0

Jenkins, MarTay	WR	0.0

Moore, Rob	WR	0.0

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