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Per your discussion with Steve.


Dr. Kaminski,

On Wednesday, June 14th I attended your presentation entitled "THE CHALLENGE
OF VALUATION OF ENERGY RELATED DERIVATIVES" at the Risk 2000 conference in
Boston.  Can you please e-mail me the slides you presented.

Also, you mentioned that the method you used to calculate volatility for
energy prices was not the "normal" method.  Can you please tell me, or give
me a reference to the method that you did use.

Thank you,

Aaron Gould
Senior Risk Management Analyst
PSEG Services Corporation
Aaron.Gould@pseg.com
1-973-456-3527


Jeff said if we were going to spend that much we should go to the Carribean,
so I'm going to research that further.  Let me know if you have any
destination suggestions.

RR


GT,  I am planning on driving in Sat.  I will probably leave Houston around 9
am.  Should be in Austin at lunch time.  I can't remember exactly how to get
to your casa.  Can you drop me some directions again.  Thanks.


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 Summary?Standings?

 Standings for Week 10
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  Big 12 Division

  Team
  W
  L
  T
  Pct
  Back
  Strk
  Div
  Wks
  PF
  Back
  PA
  Meximullets
 8
 2
 0
 0.800
 0.0
 W4
 4-1-0
 2.0
 1553.0
 3.0
 1217.0
  The Lie Downs
 6
 4
 0
 0.600
 2.0
 W3
 2-3-0
 2.0
 1556.0
 0.0
 1341.0
  The Rounders
 6
 4
 0
 0.600
 2.0
 W1
 3-2-0
 0.0
 1379.0
 177.0
 1298.0
  Risk Managers
 5
 5
 0
 0.500
 3.0
 L1
 4-1-0
 1.0
 1313.0
 243.0
 1405.0
  Thrill Kill Cult
 4
 6
 0
 0.400
 4.0
 L2
 1-4-0
 0.0
 1152.0
 404.0
 1312.0
  Murder Inc.
 2
 8
 0
 0.200
 6.0
 W1
 1-4-0
 1.0
 1122.0
 434.0
 1579.0
  SEC Division

  Team
  W
  L
  T
  Pct
  Back
  Strk
  Div
  Wks
  PF
  Back
  PA
  Fear
 7
 3
 0
 0.700
 0.0
 W2
 3-2-0
 0.0
 1446.0
 110.0
 1231.0
  FDIC
 6
 4
 0
 0.600
 1.0
 L1
 3-2-0
 3.0
 1413.0
 143.0
 1192.0
  The Fat Bastards
 6
 4
 0
 0.600
 1.0
 L2
 4-1-0
 0.0
 1320.0
 236.0
 1248.0
  Ramiro
 4
 6
 0
 0.400
 3.0
 W2
 2-3-0
 1.0
 1365.0
 191.0
 1539.0
  Mean Machine
 4
 6
 0
 0.400
 3.0
 L3
 2-3-0
 0.0
 1335.0
 221.0
 1311.0
  The Snake Pit
 2
 8
 0
 0.200
 5.0
 L3
 1-4-0
 0.0
 1096.0
 460.0
 1377.0

 Scoring?Statistics?
  Meximullets Actives

  Player
  Pos
  Scoring
  Score
  Garcia, Jeff
 QB
 22 PaCmp (22 Pts), 262 PaYd (13 Pts), 1 PaTD (11) (6 Pts), 2 PaInt (-6 Pts),
24 RuYd (2 Pts)
 37.0
  Davis, Stephen
 RB
 124 RuYd (17 Pts), 1 RuTD (1) (6 Pts), 2 Recpt (2 Pts), 62 ReYd (3 Pts)
 28.0
  Garner, Charlie
 RB
 49 RuYd (4 Pts), 1 RuTD (1) (6 Pts), 1 Recpt (1 Pt)
 11.0
  Freeman, Antonio
 WR
 5 Recpt (5 Pts), 118 ReYd (10 Pts), 1 ReTD (43) (6 Pts)
 21.0
  Holt, Torry
 WR
 4 Recpt (4 Pts), 130 ReYd (11 Pts)
 15.0
  Robinson, Marcus
 WR
 8 Recpt (8 Pts), 90 ReYd (4 Pts), 1 ReTD (34) (6 Pts)
 18.0
  Brady, Kyle
 TE
 ?
 0.0
  Anderson, Gary
 K
 2 FG (30,48) (6 Pts), 2 XP (2 Pts)
 8.0
  Ravens
 DT
 2 SACK (4 Pts), 1 DFR (4 Pts)
 8.0

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  TOTALS
 ?
 ?
 146.0
 Meximullets Reserves

  Player
  Pos
  ST
  Scoring
  Score
  Autry, Darnell
 RB
 RS
 65 RuYd (6 Pts), 3 Recpt (3 Pts), 57 ReYd (2 Pts), 1 ReTD (23) (6 Pts)
 17.0
  Bryson, Shawn
 RB
 RS
 60 RuYd (6 Pts)
 6.0
  Hicks, Skip
 RB
 RS
 25 RuYd (2 Pts)
 2.0
  McNabb, Donovan
 QB
 RS
 23 PaCmp (23 Pts), 228 PaYd (11 Pts), 1 PaTD (23) (6 Pts), 2 PaInt (-6 Pts),
58 RuYd (5 Pts)
 39.0
  McNown, Cade
 QB
 RS
 ?
 0.0
  Schroeder, Bill
 WR
 RS
 12 RuYd (1 Pt), 4 Recpt (4 Pts), 63 ReYd (3 Pts)
 8.0
  Toomer, Amani
 WR
 RS
 27 RuYd (2 Pts), 6 Recpt (6 Pts), 100 ReYd (10 Pts), 2 ReTD (17,32) (12 Pts)
 30.0
  Wilkins, Jeff
 K
 RS
 ?
 0.0

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 102.0

 Player Updates?NFL Reports?
 Latest NFL Player News

 Carl Pickens , WR TEN - The Fat Bastards Updated 11/07/00
 Pickens was unable to play the full game Sunday against Pittsburgh after
re-injuring his hamstring. He didn't have a catch for the second straight
week, the first time in his career he has done that. If Pickens can't play
Sunday, the ailing Titans will probably struggle against the tough Baltimore
defense.

 Chris Sanders , WR TEN - Free Agent Updated 11/07/00
 Sanders, who was forced to leave Sunday's game against Pittsburgh with
strained rib cartilage, may be limited in practice this week, but will likely
play next Sunday against Baltimore. He had four catches for 70 yards in the
game, and should continue to serve as one of the Titans' top two receivers
(with Derrick Mason) as long as Carl Pickens and Yancey Thigpen are ailing.
If Tennessee is forced to turn to another option, the only players left are
inexperienced Chris Jackson and Chris Coleman.

 Tony Martin , WR MIA - Risk Managers Updated 11/07/00
 Martin is expected to return to action this week against the Chargers.  He
has been recovering from a stress fracture in his right foot that has kept
him out of six games this season.

 Al Del Greco , K TEN - Risk Managers Updated 11/07/00
 Del Greco missed a 24-yard field goal last Sunday against Pittsburgh,
breaking a string of 46 straight from within 30 yards dating back to 1994.
Still, he atoned for the miss by kicking the game-winner, a 30-yarder to
close out the game, and added two other field goals. No reason to downgrade
his value at this point.

 Dolphins , DT MIA - Thrill Kill Cult Updated 11/07/00
 The Dolphins' defense put up another stellar effort on Sunday, holding the
Lions to only eight points while playing at one of the NFL's toughest
stadiums, the Silverdome. The Fish recorded two sacks, an interception, and
recovered two fumbles in the game, while holding the Lions to only 268 yards
of total offense. In injury news, linebacker Zach Thomas will miss this
Sunday's game against the Chargers and may not be ready to play until after
Miami's November 19th date with the Jets.  He is still recovering from a
severely sprained ankle.  On a better note for Miami, defensive tackle Tim
Bowens is expected to return to practice this week and will likely play
against San Diego.

 Steelers , DT PIT - Risk Managers Updated 11/07/00
 The Steelers' defense held Tennessee to nine points Sunday, and extended its
streak of not allowing a touchdown to 20 quarters. Despite a mistake late in
the fourth quarter that allowed the Titans to win the game, the Steelers gave
Fantasy owners another solid performance. Pittsburgh sacked Steve McNair once
and intercepted him another time in the game. Expect another solid outing
next Sunday, when Philadelphia comes to town.

 Colts , DT IND - Free Agent Updated 11/07/00
 It looks like defensive end Ellis Johnson will miss his second consecutive
game this week when the Colts host the Jets on Sunday night.  "I don't know
about Ellis," said Head Coach Jim Mora, "I kind of have my doubts."  Johnson
is recovering from arthroscopic surgery on his right knee.

 Marvin Harrison , WR IND - The Lie Downs Updated 11/07/00
 Harrison took a wicked hit to the back at the end of Sunday's game in
Chicago, and complained of a stiff upper neck on Monday.  The injury isn't
considered serious, and Harrison is expected to play this week against the
Jets.  Against the Bears, Harrison caught six passes for 42 yards but was
held out of the end zone for the first time in three weeks.  It was also the
first time in five games that Harrison has been held under 100 yards
receiving.

 Kent Graham , QB PIT - Free Agent Updated 11/07/00
 Although he won't start Sunday against Philadelphia, Graham is likely to get
another shot at the job if Kordell Stewart doesn't improve. Graham averaged
208 passing yards in his first three games, while Stewart is averaging 128
yards in his four starts. Neither will take your Fantasy team to a league
title.

 Kordell Stewart , QB PIT - Free Agent Updated 11/07/00
 Coach Bill Cowher named Stewart his starter for Sunday's game against
Philadelphia, despite a disappointing 112-yard passing game last Sunday. If
Pittsburgh can't get it's air game going, expect Kent Graham to be
re-installed as the starter over the upcoming weeks.

 Troy Edwards , WR PIT - Free Agent Updated 11/07/00
 Edwards didn't record a single reception Sunday against Tennessee, and in
fact, dropped a key pass during the game. With his recent struggles, it's
likely Hines Ward and Bobby Shaw will get the majority of the passes the rest
of the way.

 Bills , DT BUF - Ramiro Updated 11/07/00
 The Bills' defense held the Patriots to only 13 points on a cold and rainy
day at Foxboro.  They sacked New England quarterbacks three times and
recorded two interceptions as well, while keeping the Bills in the game with
some tough goal-line stances.  On the injury front, defensive end Phil Hansen
has been able to walk without crutches, but his sprained knee is expected to
keep him out of action for another three to five weeks.

 Cory Geason , TE PIT - Free Agent Updated 11/07/00
 Geason will be sidelined for at least the next few games with a sprained
left knee ligament. The Steelers, who have few other blocking tight ends on
the roster, may need to sign one.

 Sammy Morris , RB BUF - The Fat Bastards Updated 11/07/00
 Morris suffered a thigh bruise during Sunday's game against the Patriots.
Despite the injury, he is expected to practice with the team on Wednesday.
The rookie running back complied 86 yards of total offense in Buffalo's 16-13
overtime victory.

 Jerome Bettis , RB PIT - Risk Managers Updated 11/07/00
 Bettis had just 42 rushing yards on 13 carries against one of the stingiest
run defenses in the league, Tennessee, on Sunday. It was his lowest total
since he had just eight yards in Week One against Baltimore. As a side note,
Pittsburgh could be without center Dermontti Dawson for the rest of the
season, and certainly will for at least the next few games due to a hamstring
injury. Keep in mind that Bettis posted the lowest rushing yards total of his
career (1,091) with Dawson missing nine games last season. We're not
condemning Bettis, as he's still having a great season, but it's probably
worth considering benching him against tougher defenses the rest of the way.

 Redskins , DT WAS - Free Agent Updated 11/07/00
 The 'Skins expect to have both cornerback Darrell Green and outside
linebacker Shawn Barber back for Washington's Monday night tilt with the Rams
on November 20th. Green has missed three games with a strained calf muscle,
while Barber has missed two games with a sprained MCL in his right knee.

 Brad Johnson , QB WAS - The Fat Bastards Updated 11/07/00
 Johnson will miss Washington's next game, a November 20th contest in St.
Louis on Monday night.  He is not expected to return the Redskins' starting
lineup until November 26th against the Eagles.  Head Coach Norv Turner, in an
attempt to avoid a quarterback controversy, has already stated that Johnson
will be the starter when he is healthy enough to play.

 Jeff George , QB WAS - The Snake Pit Updated 11/07/00
 George completed 20-of-39 passes for 276 yards but threw  two interceptions
in Sunday's loss to the Cardinals.  He will likely start Washington's next
game on November 20th against the Rams while starter Brad Johnson recovers
from a torn medial collateral ligament in his left knee.

 Troy Aikman , QB DAL - Free Agent Updated 11/07/00
 Cowboys' Head Coach Dave Campo said that he probably won't know until
Wednesday if Aikman will be ready to go this Sunday against the Bengals.  The
Cowboys' quarterback was scheduled to have a series of injections on Monday
to relieve the inflammation in his lower back.  "As tough as he is," said
Campo, "I wouldn't put it past him to be ready to go."

 Cardinals , DT ARI - Free Agent Updated 11/07/00
 The Cards' defense put up a heroic effort on Sunday, holding the Redskins'
offense to just 15 points in their big NFC East win.  In the game, cornerback
Aeneas Williams returned a fumble 104 yards for a touchdown, tying the NFL
record for the longest fumble returned for a score.  On the downside, Arizona
placed defensive tackle Tony McCoy on the injured list, losing him for the
remainder of the season. He had missed three games after having arthroscopic
surgery on his right knee.  He will be replaced by Barron Tanner, whom the
team signed as a free agent.

 Pete Stoyanovich , K STL - The Lie Downs Updated 11/06/00
 The Rams released kicker Pete Stoyanovich on Monday, a day after he missed
two field-goal attempts in a loss to Carolina.  He missed badly from 37 and
50 yards in the second quarter in Sunday night's 27-24 defeat at home.   The
Rams are now looking to sign Jeff Hall who will take over as kicker until
Jeff Wilkins recovers from his injured quadriceps.

 Kris Heppner , K WAS - Free Agent Updated 11/06/00
 The Redksins cut rookie Kris Heppner Monday.  Heppner was released by the
Seahawks earlier this season.  The Redskins have a bye this week and will try
out a number of prospects.  Among the many kickers they are considering
hiring is 44-year old veteran Eddie Murray.

 Freddie Jones , TE SD - Ramiro Updated 11/06/00
 Freddie Jones had another solid receiving week. He caught 5 passes for 86
yards. Too bad he plays for a team with QB problems!

 Justin Watson , RB STL - Free Agent Updated 11/06/00
 Watson started in place of Marshall Faulk but didn't do tow well.  He gained
just 12 yards on 12 carries but did manage to score on a short touchdown run.

 Trent Green , QB STL - Murder Inc. Updated 11/06/00
 Green was a Fantasy star once again this week, but in a losing effort.  He
passed for a career-high 431 yards, completed 29-of-42 passes with two
touchdowns and no interceptions.

 Steve Beuerlein , QB CAR - Fear Updated 11/06/00
 Leading the Panthers to the upset win, Beuerlein  completed 15-of-25 passes
for 214 yards with two touchdowns and one interception.  Overall Beuerlein
hasn't been as successful as he was last season but he is still just as
effective.

 Marcus Robinson , WR CHI - Meximullets Updated 11/06/00
 Robinson was a reliable Fantasy player once again on Sunday.  He had nine
catches for 109 yards and scored a touchdown against the Colts.

 Jim Miller , QB CHI - Ramiro Updated 11/06/00
 Miller led the Bears to victory while starting for the injured Cade McNown
Sunday.  He completed 24-of-35 passes for 214 yards and a touchdown.

 Terrell Owens , WR SF - Fear Updated 11/06/00
 The NFL's leader in touchdown receptions didn't catch one on Sunday but he
was still productive.  He caught six  passes for 97 yards.  Owens still leads
the NFL with 11 TD receptions.

 Jeff Blake , QB NO - Fear Updated 11/06/00
 Blake may have been the surprise star of Week 10, throwing three touchdown
passes.  The Saints have generally relied on RB Ricky Williams to move the
offense this season but they turned to Blake on Sunday and he did not
disappoint.  Blake completed 20-of-26 passes for 275 yards.

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Can you do lunch on Thursday?  Just for fun, but to also pick your brain
about roses.

Joannie


Hi guys,

here is a simple template based on discussions with Vince and Rakesh.  It takes positions for a single commodity (physical and financial), collateral info, and calculates P&L and collateral needs over a one month horizon.

This can be expanded to add pictorial info, and other expenses, and any other details as needed.

This is just a first cut, please feel free to tear it apart as appropriate.

Vasant


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tEXas tailgatES talk

The bowls are over, and now the second season begins- recruiting.
Recruiting is it's own entity, with it's own characteristics. For
example, can you think of another instance where grown men
feverishly talk on the Internet about 17-year olds? Well, I mean
one that doesn't include jail time? People will spend several
hundred dollars in the next 4-? weeks on subscriptions to
recruiting sites so they can be the 1st to tell their friends that
Billy Ray Shasta from Cut N Shoot, TX is now considering Texas
and LSU instead of just Miami, or that the Aggies have a
guy who is really 6'3", 250 instead of 6'6", 290, and they padded
his stats. It's extraordinary, if you think about it. Adults with
jobs, spouses, kids and such stressing over where a teenager
they've never met from a town they've never been to is thinking
about going to school next fall. Have you heard of anything more
absurd? Let's move on to the bowl games, because I heard Billy
Ray might actually be 6'2" instead of 6'1" and could commit today,
so I have to get logged in...

47-43

Wow. What else can you say? Wow. That was one for the ages, folks.
Like I said, Washington can't run, right? One more reason to ignore
me. The Horns fall behind early, rally for the lead, get blown out in
the 2nd and 3rd  quarter only to storm back and win at the buzzer.
Unbelievable.  Saint Major played lights out in the 4th, and that is
good, since he did not in the 1st half. 3 interceptions, 1 for a
touchdown. Yikes. Had Simms done that, some of you would have gone
over the wall after him, noose firmly in hand. Glad you held off on
Major, since he rallied the team.   Quick sidenote: Chris Simms was
NOT laughing at Applewhite on the interception for a touchdown. It
is the job of the freshman quarterback to chart every play called
and what the outcome of that play is. This is harder than it looks,
because the charter does not have the benefit of a replay or
commentary to fall back on, only his eyes. Naturally, these frosh
will sometimes get behind, as was the case that Friday in San Diego.
Matt Nordgren was, at times, 4 to 5 plays behind, and begging for
help from Simms and Chance Mock, who repeatedly laughed him off.
The upperclassmen told the true freshman to tough it out, as they
had to do when it was their turn. The problem was since he was behind,
he was writing during the current play, and spent the entire 1st half
asking the other 2 what just happened. When Applewhite was picked off,
Nordgren ran up to Simms and Mock and asked what had happened, AGAIN,
and they BOTH busted up, as did 1 or 2 other players who were standing
close by, and it got caught on tape. THAT IS ALL. No one on the team
was upset, no coaches, nothing. Simms was not bitter, he was not
slouching, he does not have an attitude problem, he was not unprepared.
Nothing could be further from the truth.
Anything else you hear is rubbish.
The game was actually 4 games in one, here's what I mean:
The 1st quarter was all defense, with neither team able to score, as
both missed field goals.  The 2nd quarter was highlighted by 4
turnovers, three by the Longhorns.  Applewhite was picked off 2 times
in 3 possessions, one leading to a field goal and the other returned
36 yards for a touchdown by a guy who had been in 4 plays all season.
13- 0, Huskies. Texas answered with a 43-yard bomb from Major to B.J.
Johnson, and Vasher picked off UDub on the next series, and Applewhite
found Roy Williams on a 25-yard pass for another touchdown. 14-13.
Longhorns. The Huskies answered with a 76-yard drive to take the lead
again. 20-14, Huskies.
Applewhite was picked again as time was running
out in the half, and Washington got another field goal out of it, and
went in at half up by 9, with all of the points coming in the 2nd.
23-14, Huskies.  The 3rd quarter was brutal. As I sat in the stands
I really thought that the Horns had quit, to tell you the truth.
Washington rb Willie Hurst was cutting the defense to shreds, and hey!
Somebody cover that tight end! They seemed flat and listless, and I
was wondering if they really were still carrying that CU game around
with them. The Huskies could do no wrong, scoring 2 t.d.'s on long
drives with relative ease, and the Longhorns matched that with field
goals. Texas was down 36-17 at one point before hitting another field
goal at the end of the 3rd. 36-20, Huskies.  The 4th quarter was maybe
the most exciting and thrilling quarter of Texas football that I can
remember. The team seemed to come out of the fog and wake up. The
offense drove 52 yards and cut the lead to 10 on Matt Trissel's 2-yard
touchdown reception (yes, Matt Trissel), but Texas missed the 2-point
conversion. 36-26, Huskies. The defense needed a spark and a stop,
and they got both with Bam Bam. Derrick Johnson made the tackle on
the ensuing kickoff, stopped the running play up the middle for no
gain on 1st down, broke up a pass on 2nd down, and had the tide turning,
momentum shifting play of the game on 3rd down. DJ came clean on a
blitz and didn't exactly sack the quarterback as much as he ran over
him, planting him on his back about 11 yards behind the line of
scrimmage, and will be forever known to me as The Hit. This happened
in the endzone in front of all of the Texas fans, and it ignited the
crowd. Texas took over at their 46, and Roy Williams bailed out
Applewhite on the next play when he went up between 2 defenders and
snagged an ill-advised pass before getting creamed at the 16. It was
the best catch I've seen Roy make this year.  Big Ivan (who, I think,
realized this game that he is 6-3, 245) got his 1st t.d. of the night.
36-33, Huskies. The Hit seemed to rattle Washington on the next series,
and they looked out of sorts on 1st and 2nd down. On 3rd down, Pickett
tried to force a pass into te Jeramy Stevens, but Cory Redding tipped
it, it bounced off of him and Stevens before DJ came up huge AGAIN and
picked it off at the 25 and took it back to the 9. Applewhite hit
Scaife on 3rd and goal from the 5 for the lead with 6:00 to play. 40-36,
Longhorns. Texas held UDub to 3 and out, and tried to run out the
clock, but no dice. Washington took over with 3:20 to play, and promptly
went right through the Horns, and on 3rd and 1 from the Texas 34,
Willie Hurst went off tackle (and untouched) for a touchdown, much to
the horror of Texas fans, leaving 1:49 to play. 43-40, Huskies. I
really made an effort to watch the bench after that score. They didn't
look down. They were all clapping and jumping around, very upbeat.
You got the impression from the bench that it wasn't a matter of "if,"
but "when." Applewhite hit Johnson for 25 yards up to mid-field on a
beautiful timing play that had Major throwing the ball before B.J.
even broke. 3 plays later, same play, other side.  Applewhite connected
with Johnson for 32 yards to the Husky 5. This time B.J. made an over
the shoulder catch, Willie Mays style. Awesome.
Back to the I-Train to close the deal, as Williams carried on the next
two plays, scoring from the 1 with 38 seconds to play. 47-43, Longhorns.
UW took over near mid-field, but the defense held, and the game was
over. Easy enough, huh?
I have never seen anything like that before. I am glad I was there to
see it person.

Spring Practice/Outlook

Mack Brown has announced spring practice will begin February 26, with
the annual Orange and White game set for March 30. No time has been
set on the game, and these dates are subject to change. The Texas Exes
will have an open house the day of the Spring Game (more than likely),
just like regular game days in the fall. I will be sending another email
the week before that and give you all of the details about the game
(start time, what time we open here, etc...) and a preview of what to
expect and look for. I will also break down the recruiting class,
depth chart, schedule and prognosis for the fall. Here's the Cliff's
Notes version for now:
The outlook for 2002 is pretty good, if you ask me. Do not underestimate
what Winning that game in San Diego will do for the confidence and
psyche of this team. They got over a hump this year (the 10-win hump),
and look for that to do wonders for them. Confidence is everything in
sports. It took Nebraska's Tom Osborne 30 years to win a title, then
he wins 2 in a row, and NU won another in '97 and played for it in
'01. Same thing with Bobby Bowden,  26 + years at FSU with nothing,
and then since the Seminoles won it in '93,  he has won it once more
and played for it 3 more times. Texas hasn't won anything yet, but
they are on the right track. A better comparison would be Virginia Tech.
The Hokies were invisible before 1995, and then they beat Texas in the
Sugar Bowl, and have not looked back. They are a perrenial top 5 team,
and they EXPECT to win every game. Texas is there now.
Texas must replace 8 starters (3 offense, 5 defense), but that sounds
tougher than it is, in my opinion. 3 offensive linemen are gone, but
there is a pool of 17 to choose from. Derrick Dockery and Tillman Holloway
split time at starting guard this year, so both are considered
returning starters.1 will slide to the other side to replace Kirk-Hughes.
Beau Baker got significant time at center before his injury, and can
hardly be considered inexperienced if he wins the job left by Anderson.
The linebackers all graduate, but the leading tackler on the team is
Derrick Johnson, who will start wherever he wants in the linebacking
corps. The soph will be all Big XII next year. Reid Boyd played in
every game at lb last year, and will got the nod at one spot  as well.
Lee Jackson will return from turf toe to fight for the 3rd spot, and
he started for 2 years at ss before his injury. Dakari Pearson will
take the safety spot left by Ahmad Brooks. Dak started at the same
position in 2000. So what you're looking at is filling a void left at
tackle and corner- not easy, but not as uphill as you 1st thought,
right? The biggest challenge next year is the schedule. The Horns go
to UNC, K-State, Nebraska and Tech. A Crouch-less Nebraska, a crippled
K-State, and no freaks on the dl at Carolina (Peppers and Simms).
Again, not easy, but the hill isn't as step as it looks.

News and Notes:
* 11-2. I just like saying it. #5. It like that, too. The Horns finish
in the top for the 1st time since 1983. It's the 1st time since '82
they've done it by winning their way in
(1983, lost the bowl game to drop to 11-1).
* Texas set several school bowl game records:
Most points- 47 (42, Maryland, '78 Sun Bowl)
Total offense- 592 yds (513, Tennessee, '69 Cotton Bowl)
Most passing yards- 473 (368, Pitt, '87 Bluebonnet Bowl)
* The 19-point deficit is the greatest comeback in Texas football
history, beating the previous mark of 17 (OU, 1999).
* Roy Williams and B.J. Johnson set a Texas bowl record by being
the 1st Texas receiving duo to have a 100-yard reception day in
the same game. Roy had 11 catches for 134 yards, and B.J. had 6
for 157, each had a touchdown.
* Washington running back Willie Hurst had 608 yards rushing for
the season. He had 137 yards on 16 carries in the Holiday Bowl,
that's 8.6 yards per carry. Those are Play Station stats.
* Husky te Jeramy Stevens had 9 catches for 109 yards and a touchdown.
I think they all came on the same drive.
* The Longhorns only had 1 penalty in the game.

Around the Conference:
The Big XII went 3-5 in bowl games, here's how they went:

Rose Bowl- Miami 37      Nebraska 14
Yep. Pretty much like I thought. I said Miami would have won the NFC
East by Thanksgiving. In hindsight, I gave to much credit to the rest
of the NFC East.

Fiesta Bowl- Oregon 38      Colorado 16
Colorado's running game vs. Mike Belotti's brain. The brain wins, hand
down.  Goes to show you can beat anybody when they turn the ball over,
right Buffs?

Cotton Bowl- OU 10       Arkansas 3.
Don't make me watch this sort of thing again, Fox. I've seen shuffleboard
at retirement homes more exciting than this. New Land Thief Offensive
Coordinator Chuck Long said he was going to "open things up." Belated
Christmas presents don't count, Chuck...

Alamo Bowl- Iowa 19       Texas Tech 16
What? Where's all the offense, Mike? 16 points. There were a total of
7 field goals in the game. Fantastic. Leach is pushing Red Raider qb
Kliff Kingsbury for the Heisman in 2002. I don't anybody ever won it
as a holder, did they?

Insight.com Bowl- Syracuse 26       Kansas St. 3
I told you to look for the tell tale sign for the Wildcats- blowout
win or close loss.  Well, secret option C, blowout loss. They quit
this year, and if they don't regroup quick, '02 will not be pretty.

Independence Bowl- Alabama 14      Iowa St. 13
This went as I thought. I am a big proponent of the Cylcones.
They missed a field goal that would have won it at the end. If
they find a New running back, they could be trouble in 2002.

GalleryFurniture.com Bowl- A&M 28     TCU 9
Yeah. The Aggies found a secondary bad enough to torch, and a team
with an offense worse than their own. It was close until the 3rd,
when the Ags pulled away. Dozens cheered them on.

More News:
* Coach Bob flirted with Florida to get himself a huge raise, Mack
Brown also got a raise, but the 40 Acres can afford it. OU Athletic
Director Joe Castiglione said the Sooners could not go over 2.5 mil
per year, because their department already runs in the red. Well,
they went over, WAY over. Coach Bob got point guard money when OU
came up with 20 mil over 6 years. Now the Sooners have to slash
budgets campus wide and jack up their ticket prices. Why didn't you
ask for a pony, too, Coach Bob? I'm sure basketball coach Kelvin
Sampson will be more than accommodating when his contract is up
next season and he gets nothing. 3.2 a year? Mike Martz, coach of
the soon to be Super Bowl Champion St. Louis Rams, wants a hefty
raise to bring his salary up to 3 million per. Management said NO
WAY. I guess OU knows something St. Louis doesn't.
* Roy Williams of OU went pro. Good. Go terrorize NFL teams and leave
us alone.

That's it. It's been fun this season. I will sign off until March,
when you'll get the preview for the Spring Game, depth chart and
season to come. I will talk to you all in a few weeks.

Hook'em
Trey McLean
Texas Exes


I got an update from Bryce.  In the back of the publication for 1/2/01(page
7), there are prices for the 30th & 31st.  It appears the 30th & 31st got pub
posted at the first page of the 1/2/01 publication.  Therefore, we are going
to see OA on these deals.
PL

---------------------- Forwarded by Phillip M Love/HOU/ECT on 02/14/2001
10:11 AM ---------------------------

Phillip M Love
02/14/2001 09:59 AM
To: David Baumbach/HOU/ECT@ECT, Darron C Giron/HOU/ECT@ECT, Kam
Keiser/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc: Jeffrey C Gossett/HOU/ECT@ECT
Subject: Gas Daily pricing 12/30-12/31

FYI,
I wanted to let you guys know of an OA problem that I am seeing on the
central desk for december 2000.  It appears deals that are gas daily priced
deals are being priced incorrectly in Unify.  Two gas daily publications came
out at the end of the year.  The publication on the 29th was for trans. dated
the 28th and flowing the 29th.  The next gas daily publication  came out on
the 2nd of Jan. and was for trans. 29th flowing the 1st adn 2nd.  We flashed
gas daily prices for the 30th & 31st that equalled the GD publication of the
2nd.  This is correct, we should pay sat. and sunday based on Monday's
price.  Settlements paid the 30th & 31st at the 29th's price.  I am going to
give Bryce a call, I just wanted to share this with you since you should be
seeing OA forms starting today for Dec production.  If you disagree with my
logic, please give me a shout. Thanks.
PL


The Risk Management PRC meeting is scheduled to take place as follows:

    Thursday, May 24, 2001
         9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
         EB49C3

Thank you,

Irena


Carolyn,

Please forward all original documents to me.  Thanks,  Kay

"Campbell, Carolyn" <CCampbell@KSLAW.com> on 12/29/2000 03:47:42 PM
To: "'kay.mann@enron.com'" <kay.mann@enron.com>
cc: "'Ben.F.Jacoby@enron.com'" <Ben.F.Jacoby@enron.com>,
"'Fred.Mitro@enron.com'" <Fred.Mitro@enron.com>, "Keffer, John"
<JKeffer@KSLAW.com>

Subject: InterGen Guaranty Agreements

Kay:

I have just received from John Jones one executed original of each of four
InterGen Guaranty Agreements.  Please advise of handling instructions.

Also, with regard to the form of disbursement instruction letter prepared by
Lari Paradee, I have advised her that the disbursement instruction letter
should not provide for execution by InterGen, but should instead provide for
joint execution by both ENA and SEL.

Carolyn M. Campbell
King & Spalding
713-276-7307 (phone)
713-751-3280 (fax)

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Updated by: CN=Mike Maggi/OU=Corp/O=Enron


Rock n' Roll.....

From: Tana Jones on 10/27/2000 03:58 PM
To: Bob Bowen/HOU/ECT@ECT, Laurel Adams/HOU/ECT@ECT, Andrea R
Guillen/HOU/ECT@ECT, Larry Joe Hunter/HOU/ECT@ECT, Jarrod Cyprow/HOU/ECT@ECT,
Gordon Heaney/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Janie Aguayo/HOU/ECT@ECT, Derek
Bailey/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Diane Anderson/NA/Enron@Enron, Kevin
Meredith/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Scott Tackett/Corp/Enron@Enron, Celeste
Cisneros/NA/Enron@Enron, Tiffany Williams/NA/Enron@Enron, William S
Bradford/HOU/ECT@ECT, Debbie R Brackett/HOU/ECT@ECT, Tanya
Rohauer/HOU/ECT@ECT, Brant Reves/HOU/ECT@ECT, Tracy Ngo/PDX/ECT@ECT, Lesli
Campbell/HOU/ECT@ECT, Veronica Espinoza/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Paul
Radous/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Wendi LeBrocq/Corp/Enron@Enron, Russell
Diamond/HOU/ECT@ECT, Tom Moran/HOU/ECT@ECT, Edward Sacks/Corp/Enron@Enron,
Nidia Mendoza/HOU/ECT@ECT, Bradley Diebner/HOU/ECT@ECT, Brent
Hendry/NA/Enron@Enron, Sara Shackleton/HOU/ECT@ECT, Mark Taylor/HOU/ECT@ECT,
Carol St Clair/HOU/ECT@ECT, Susan Bailey/HOU/ECT@ECT, Mary Cook/HOU/ECT@ECT,
Samantha Boyd/NA/Enron@Enron, Robert Bruce/NA/Enron@Enron, Stephanie
Panus/NA/Enron@Enron, Mary Solmonson/HOU/ECT@ECT, Marilyn
Colbert/HOU/ECT@ECT, Diane Ellstrom/HOU/ECT@ECT, Lynn E Shivers/HOU/ECT@ECT,
Bill D Hare/HOU/ECT@ect, Leslie Reeves/HOU/ECT@ECT, Jason Moore/HOU/ECT@ECT,
Dianne Seib/CAL/ECT@ECT, Samuel Schott/HOU/ECT@ECT, Anthony
Campos/HOU/ECT@ECT, Bernice Rodriguez/HOU/ECT@ECT, Mary G
Gosnell/HOU/ECT@ECT, Dale Neuner/HOU/ECT@ECT, Karen Lambert/HOU/ECT@ECT,
Frank L Davis/HOU/ECT@ECT, Carrie Southard/LON/ECT@ECT, Amber
Ebow/HOU/ECT@ECT, Adnan Patel/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Melissa Ann
Murphy/HOU/ECT@ECT, Stacey Richardson/HOU/ECT@ECT, Bridgette
Anderson/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Lisa Lees/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: Coastal Merchant Energy, L.P.

We have received the Second Amendment to ISDA Master Agreement between Engage
Energy US, L.P., now known as Coastal Merchant Energy, L.P. and ENA dated
10/5/00.  This amendment makes certain credit changes to the agreement,
including, but not limited to, changing Counterparty's Guarantor from UEI
Holdings Inc., formerly know as Union Energy Inc. ("UEI") to The Coastal
Corporation ("Coastal").    Copies of this Amendment and the new guarantees
issued in connection therewith will be distributed.


Richard,

Congratulations. Well deserved. I am very happy your contribution to the
company has been recognized.

Vince


did you talk to the person looking for cotton?

To: Eric Bass/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: Re: FYI

you're lightening up.  good deal.


Any validity to this?
---------------------- Forwarded by Hunter S Shively/HOU/ECT on 08/25/2000
10:40 AM ---------------------------

Benjamin Markey
08/24/2000 04:38 PM
To: Chris Gaskill/Corp/Enron@Enron, Hunter S Shively/HOU/ECT@ECT, Robert
Shiring/HOU/ECT
cc:
Subject: Lake Temp. Affect Theory

A fact is this summer the NE never got very hot.  Therefore the
Great Lakes didn't heat up as much as normal. Argument is then that
the cool fronts might be colder to the NE actual temps b/c of winds off
the colder Lakes.
Does the lake affect snow theory cover this or would this be the infamous
Shively Windchill Effect I used to hear so much about when on Central ??
May be the reverse will happen, please enlighten me if you know something...

It might be interesting to take a look at the historical water temps. of great
lakes historical vs current year, may be the Enron depth of research can
investigate.

Here is the link, I haven't had the time to do it yet....

http://www.ndbc.noaa.gov/stuff/greatlake/grtlmap.shtml


While the conditions relating to approval of EdF's merger with EnBW are not
strong enough for Enron (they never are!), I did want to call to your
attention the concessions/remedies the European Commission Merger Task Force
will require of EdF, which is SOLELY, in my view, attributable to the efforts
of Enron, and in particular efforts lead by Peter Styles.  You will see below
that EdF must make available, on a "virtual" (hence "VPP") basis capacity in
some of its facilities (something I think they once accused us of "dreaming"
about when we asked for it).  It may not make for a fully vibrant and
competitive market, but it is a start which could not have been made without
this effort.   let Peter or me know if you need more.   thanks  mcs
---------------------- Forwarded by Mark Schroeder/LON/ECT on 07/02/2001
16:27 ---------------------------

Nailia Dindarova
07/02/2001 15:41
To: Philip Davies/LON/ECT@ECT, Viviana Florio/FRA/ECT@ECT, Bruno
Gaillard/EU/Enron@Enron, Paul Hennemeyer/LON/ECT@ECT
cc: Mark Schroeder/LON/ECT@ECT, Peter Styles/LON/ECT@ECT

Subject: EdF/EnBW decision

Please see attached the Commission's press release (EN, FR and DE). We need
to look into the full text of the decision (not yet available in the Official
Journal) to judge any changes to the terms and conditions of VPP auction in
reflection of our comments/criticism.

So far the news are:

EdF makes available 6,000 MW (instead of 5,000!) to competitors, out of which
5,000MW are released via VPP, 1,000 through PPAs. This is meant to constitute
30% of eligible market.
This undertaking is limited to 5 years - subject to Commission's review upon
expiration - possibility of prolongation if compet. market will not have
evolved
EdF renounces its voting rights in CNR + withdrwa representatives in the
Board of CNR + EdF won't be involved in CNR's commercial policy and market
conduct (until we see detailed conditions difficult to judge whether any
additional restrictions have been added since we saw the text of this
undertaking alst time)
EnBW divests its shareholding in WATT (we have to see whether any
ring-fencing conditions were added)

Let's discuss later.


ED:

EWEB has requested a blackline of the ISDA and is ready to sign next week.
Your MAC references the "Electric System" which is defined in the Bond
Indenture which I sent to you earlier today.  It looks to me like the
Electric System includes physical and intangible assets acquired by the Board
as a separate utility system, including generating and transmission
facilities and the Trojan Project (not sure what this is).  I've asked
Stephanie to revise our docs to incorporate these definitions.  Please review
the CSA when Stephanie sends it to you (and comment) and I can send first
thing on Tuesday.  Thanks.  Sara

Stephanie:  Please send Ed a copy of the blacklined CSA when you are done.


Part 2 of 3 Parts

Spring Football Notes . .

QB Chris Simms completed 11 of 15 passes for 174 yards and a touchdown to
highlight UT's annual Orange-White game before a crowd school officials
estimated at 31,000
Coach Mack Brown had the first team offenses and defenses square off against
each other for the first time in the Orange-White game.
The only touchdown the first-team defense gave up was a 53-yard Simms pass to
WR Roy Williams, who had a step on CB Quentin Jammer.
Simms also led the offense to a field goal.
QB Major Applewhite, operating behind an offensive line patched with
walk-ons, led the second team to one touchdown against the second-team
defense, on a fade route to WR Sloan Thomas in the end zone.
My vote for most improved offensive player this spring is split three ways
because Simms, sophomore TE Brock Edwards and senior tackle Mike Williams are
all much improved over last year. On defense, I think it's a two-way tie
between DT Marcus Tubbs and CB/safety Nathan Vasher.
I think the Longhorns will have the best group of WRs, TEs and DBs in the Big
12. They will have the best passing QB in the Big 12, too, if Simms continues
to improve. They also will have one of the two or three best pass-blocking
lines in the league if they stay healthy.

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Maroon-Hued Journalists Abound

I should have commented on this earlier, but better late than never.
Kevin Sherrington of the Dallas News wrote a love-in column about Texas A&M
coach R. C. Slocum right after national signing day, and both Slocum and
Sherrington used the opportunity to throw a few rocks at Texas coach Mack
Brown and the Longhorns
I'm going to quote a couple of excerpts from the column, with my comments
about them. Here's the first one:
"Such is R.C. Slocum's life these days. Never had a losing season at Texas
A&M. Won more games than any coach in school history. Run a clean program his
dozen years as head coach."
Clean program? No question it's cleaner than it used to be, but Sherrington
must have a really short memory. Remember those no-show jobs?
Then Sherrington and Slocum got into recruiting, and both took some shots at
Brown and UT. Here's what they said in the column:
"Of course, rankings come with caveats, too, Slocum reminded. After four
years of enrolling the country's top recruiting classes, he asked, 'shouldn't
a school have the most talented team in the country? Shouldn't expectations
go way up?' "
" 'Wouldn't that be accurate?' Slocum asked."
"In other words, you're up, Mr. Brown."
First of all, Brown hasn't had "four years of enrolling the country's top
recruiting classes." He's had three of them, and the third class hasn't even
enrolled yet. The other two were freshmen and sophomores last year and they
are the heart and soul of the team.
Brown's first signees at Texas weren't in the class of the others, which
certainly were highly ranked classes.
His first great class will be starting its third year this season and it is
ready to boost the Longhorns back into national prominence.
The Aggies, on the other hand, went 11-3 in 1998, 8-4 in 1999 and 7-4 in
2000. Sounds like a downward spiral to me. I wonder if Aggies' expectations
are "way up?"
Second, the last time I looked, Texas and Texas A&M had played three times
since Brown arrived to find Slocum firmly entrenched at A&M with his program
already well established.
Enheriting a 4-7 team, Brown has produced three consecutive nine-win seasons
and, while I know it sounds far-fetched after reading the remarks of
Sherrington and Slocum, he has a 2-1 edge over Slocum and his Aggies.
The lone Aggie victory over Brown was in 1999 at A&M by a razor-thin 20-16
margin when UT QB Major Applewhite, the Big 12 Co-Offensive Player of the
Year, was too sick to play.
I know you play with what you have and I am not saying that Aggie victory
shouldn't count, but what I am saying is that any outsider reading the column
would think the Aggies must be hammering us every year.
While I'm on the subject of biased reporting, I thought it was interesting
that the Houston Chronicle published a three-column bylined story on the
Texas A&M spring game, which drew 6,000 fans. The paper did not staff the UT
spring game and did not run one line on an event that was attended by 31,000
fans.
The UT Sports Information Department distributed a lengthy story on the
spring game and many papers used all or part of it, but the Chronicle simply
ignored the entire event.
The Chronicle has one sports columnist, devout Aggie John Lopez, who doesn't
even try to get his facts straight when writing, about Texas.
Remember his column on how UT basketball guard Darren Kelly wanted to go to
A&M, but didn't have the grades.
Kelly was a full qualifier out of high school and, in fact, started his
college career at a Division I school before switching to a JC.
When he missed a semester at Texas for academic problems, it was because many
of his hours at the small JC he attended did not transfer and he was short on
hours toward his degree. It wan't because he was failing any courses.
But Lopez was more interested in making excuses for the dismal Aggie
basketball team than he was in getting the facts straight.
If you get as irritated as I do with columnists who continue to glorify the
Aggies and ignore or put down the Longhorns, let the sports editors and/or
their bosses know about it.

An Early Look at the Schedule

Trying to predict football games in April that are several months away is a
dangerous business, so I'm going to just look at the schedule and talk about
the likely odds on all the games.
The Longhorns probably will be at least 15-point favorites over five of their
foes. They are the home games against New Mexico State and Kansas and the
road games against Houston, Oklahoma State and Baylor.
Texas also will be favored, probably by  at least 10 points, in the home g
ames against North Carolina and Texas Tech and the game at Missouri.
That leaves the Oct. 6 date in Dallas against defending national champion
Oklahoma, the Oct. 20 home game against Colorado and the Nov. 23 visit to A&M
as the ones that would appear to be the most dangerous.
I think Colorado will be a dangerous team if RB Marcus Houston stays healthy,
and A&M is always dangerous in College Station.
But there is no question that the Sooners are the most dangerous looking foe
on the schedule.
I won't predict Texas will win every game, but I will predict if the
Longhorns average 100 yards rushing against OU, Colorado and A&M, we'll all
be smiling heading into the post season.

Conradt Gives Up AD Title

Jody Conradt, UT women's basketball coach since 1976 and women's athletic
director since 1992, is going back to coaching full time and giving up the AD
post
"I have appreciated the opportunity to serve the university, but my heart and
my passion are about coaching women's athletics," she said.
Conradt, 59, said she thinks her basketball program is making "significant
progress" toward returning to the national spotlight and said she wants to
devote full time to that job.
Chris Plonsky, 43, a senior associate athletic director in the men's
department, will serve as women's athletic director on an interim basis and
will get a new title: senior associate athletic director for men's and
women's athletics.
Patricia Ohlendorf, UT vice president for institutional relations and legal
affairs, oversees both athletic departments. She said she will chair a small
committee that will study the men's and women's athletic departments to
determine their future course.
The study probably will take about two  months to complete, and all signs
point to a recommendation to combine the two departments.
Only five Division I universities have separate athletic departments for men
and women. The others are Tennessee, Arkansas, Minnesota and Wisconsin.
In recent years, the two departments have combined to operate together in
several areas at Texas, such as sports medicine, strength and conditioning,
fund-raising and development, marketing, ticket operations and media
relations.
Sources close to the situation at UT say combining the two departments and
having one director to oversee both would save more than $1 million a year.
The sources also say UT President Larry Faulkner, who will make the ultimate
call, favors combining the two departments.
In this day of increasing expenses and tight budgets, it would make a lot of
sense to join the other 11 schools in the Big 12 and the vast majority of the
other Division I schools in combining the two departments under one athletic
director.
It would eliminate a lot of duplication and save a lot of money.

Jamboree on TV in Austin

The Longhorns Spring Football Jamboree, highlighted by the Orange-White game,
will be telecast by time Warner Cable Monday and Tuesday on Austin Cable
Channel 62.
Fox  Sports and Time Warner Cable are teaming up to bring Austin cable
viewers the tape-delay broadcast of the March 31 jamboree and scrimmage.
It will be telecast Monday (April 9) at 9 p.m. and Tuesday (April 10) at 7
p.m.

Umpire Boycott Silly

The three Austin-area umpires who are boycotting non-conference baseball
games at Texas' Disch-Falk Field because of what they term insulting personal
attacks by Longhorns assistant coaches are being silly.
David Wiley, Tim Henderson and Wade Ford say they won't call Texas'
non-conference games the rest of the season because they are unhappy with the
way they have been treated by UT assistants Frank Anderson and Tommy Harmon.
"Tim, Wade and I have just decided it might be better for all parties
involved if we worked elsewhere this year because the professional climate
has deteriorated all year, such that we felt it would be better for us to
extract ourselves from that situation," Wiley said.
Henderson and Wade were assigned before the season to work some Big 12 games
at Disch-Falk and said they will honor that commitment.
The reason the boycott is silly is that umpires have the ultimate weapon in
disputes with coaches. They can eject them, and that would be a far more
reasonable approach than what Wiley, Henderson and Ford have chosen to do.
A few ejections will make any coach see the light, even if he is in the
right, because umpires have dictatorial power over coaches.
It's also strange that Wiley is talking about it to reporters. The Big 12 has
a strict gag rule on all Big 12 coaches, and Wiley knows he can say anything
he wants to without fear of contradiction from the other parties involved.

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HOUSTON ) Enron Broadband Services (EBS), a wholly owned subsidiary of Enron
Corp. and a leader in the delivery of high-bandwidth application services,
announced today content delivery contracts with Road-Show.Com, an online
resource for individual investors, and Q4i.com, a financial services provider
offering an online broker resource called BrokerIQ.  The two financial
services companies will use Enron,s ePoweredv Market Cast and the Enron
Intelligent Networkv (EIN) to enhance the quality and speed of content
delivery to their investors.  Enron,s solution provides TV-quality streaming
video with delivery speeds up to 50 times faster than the public Internet.
&These agreements reflect the financial services industry,s need for better
and faster delivery of online content,8 said Joe Hirko, co-CEO of Enron
Broadband Services.  &The Enron Intelligent Network allows visionary
companies like Road-Show.Com and Q4i.com to serve their customers with video
to the desktop that has unparalleled speed, clarity and quality.8
Road-Show.Com is a fully integrated producer of online streaming media.  The
company,s Xvenuev platform offers clients a turn-key solution for
personalized live or on-demand webcast communications.  Road-Show.Com broadly
streams the presentations that companies typically give on road shows prior
to an initial public offering to audiences that include individual and
professional investors.
&The Enron Intelligent Network and Market Cast technology will allow
Road-Show.Com to offer our customers something they have never had access to
before ) real-time company presentations and one of the fastest, richest
viewing experiences possible.  This will enhance their ability to make fully
educated investment decisions,8 said Trey Fecteau, president of
Road-Show.Com.
Q4i.com provides &one-stop8 advanced technology solutions for financial
services companies and their clients.  With its flagship product, BrokerIQv,
professional brokers and their firms have a complete broker management system
at their fingertips.  Q4i.com will utilize EBS to distribute financial video
clips to clients via its BrokerCityv product.  In addition, Enron will
deliver Q4i.com,s live and on-demand streaming video clips of golf resorts,
golf courses, golf real estate, equipment and golf travel for Internet users
around the world through GolfTVv, Q4i.com,s online video network.
&Our clients now have streaming video features available on their desktops
via Enron,s network,8 said J. Frederic Storaska, chairman and co-CEO of
Q4i.com.  &They not only will enjoy on-demand streaming video of financial
and golf information, but they,ll have the opportunity to take advantage of
special vacation and equipment offers reserved exclusively for our
broker-dealers.8
Enron,s ePowered Market Cast Solution
ePowered Market Cast, an application of the Enron Intelligent Network, is an
end-to-end streaming media solution for banks, brokerages and other financial
services firms.  Using ePowered Market Cast, companies can enhance investor
relations, conduct virtual road shows and stream analyst presentations from
their websites.  In addition, ePowered Market Cast is a powerful intranet
solution for providing real-time financial news, data feeds, training and
presentations to an internal audience.  The application streams video at an
average bit-rate speed of 200 kilobits per second (kbps).
The Enron Intelligent Network is based on distributed server architecture, a
pure Internet Protocol (IP) platform and embedded software intelligence that
sets it apart from other networks.  The EIN,s enhanced performance is due to
its ability to deliver streaming media content &one hop8 away from the user
at the closest EIN edge server.  The result is a TV-quality viewing
experience for the user.  In contrast, the public Internet,s ability to
deliver the broadband content businesses need is often hampered by packet
loss, interference and other disruptions that slow down transmission speed
and compromise the end user,s experience.
About Enron Broadband Services
Enron Broadband Services, formerly Enron Communications, Inc., is a leading
provider of high quality, broadband Internet content and applications.  The
company,s business model combines the power of the Enron Intelligent Network,
Enron,s Broadband Operating System, bandwidth trading and intermediation
services, and high-bandwidth applications, to fundamentally improve the
experience and functionality of the Internet. Enron introduces its Broadband
Operating System to allow application developers to dynamically provision
bandwidth on demand for the end-to-end quality of service necessary to
deliver broadband content.  Enron is also creating a market for bandwidth
that will allow network providers to scale to meet the demands that
increasingly complex applications require.  A wholly owned subsidiary of
Enron Corp. (NYSE: ENE), Enron Broadband Services can be found on the Web at
www.enron.net.
 About Enron
Enron is one of the world,s leading electricity, natural gas and
communications companies.  The company, which owns approximately $34 billion
in energy and communications assets, produces electricity and natural gas,
develops, constructs and operates energy facilities worldwide, delivers
physical commodities and financial and risk management services to customers
around the world, and is developing an intelligent network platform to
facilitate online business.  Enron,s Internet address is www.enron.com.  The
stock is traded under the ticker symbol, &ENE.8


You are in charge of your own destiny.

Kay
---------------------- Forwarded by Kay Mann/Corp/Enron on 12/11/2000 03:49
PM ---------------------------
From: Barbara N Gray@ECT on 12/11/2000 03:39 PM
To: Kay Mann/Corp/Enron@ENRON
cc:

Subject: Re: Opportunities at ENA- Carlos' resume

Kay, I had already requested that Michelle Cash set up an interview with
Carlos; I had reviewed his resume and thought that he looked like a promising
candidate.  I am glad to hear of your strong recommendation.  Thanks BNG


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In This Email:
Exclusive Deal from Down Under
Great Wines
A Tale of two Australias
Wine Team Picks: Julian Davies on Sainted Brothers Wines

Exclusive Deal from Down Under

This week www.wine.com travels to the Southern Hemisphere, where
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1998 Trinity Hill Chardonnay Shepherds Croft, Hawkes Bay, New
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Italian Duetta, $22.00
We have the perfect wine companions for your Italian feast. Salute!

2000 Greenwood Ridge Riesling Late Harvest Year of the Dragon (375
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1998 Barossa Vale Merlot, Barossa Valley, South Australia,
Australia, $24.00
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_____________________________________________________________________

A Tale of Two Australias

Among wine enthusiasts, it's now a commonly held belief that the
world's most exciting region is Australia. Why? A constellation of
factors including old vines, new technology, and, not
insignificantly, the famous Australian mindset, which is
straightforward, unpretentious, and fun loving.

"Australians aren't wine snobs," observes wine.com senior merchant
Jeff Prather. "They're down to earth. They have a European heritage,
but they started their own culture, which didn't kowtow to tradition.
American wine lovers have always seemed to think that they had to
emulate Europe."

Vibrant wine culture
Interestingly in that light, Australia has the highest per-capita
wine consumption in the English-speaking world. It covers about the
same amount of surface area as the United States, but has only 6
percent of the population.

"Australians have huge amounts of arable land, but they don't have
the population base to tend it," says wine.com merchant Bo Thompson.
"As a result, they've had to learn to practice winemaking through
technology." From computerized 70,000-gallon tanks to state-of-the-
art refrigeration to horizontal "rotofermenters" that punch down
grapes automatically, Australia is the world's trendsetter in
winemaking technology.

In addition to enabling the industry to get its work done, this
gadgetry has developed with an eye to serving the national palate.
Its enthusiasms can be described in three words: fruit, fruit,
and fruit. The trademark Australian wine style is big, ripe, and
extracted, emphasizing the flavor -- and power -- of the grape
above all.

Advanced yet artisanal
Curiously, this is consistent with another important though seemingly
opposite trend in the Aussie revolution: the renaissance of Old World
artisanal winemaking, a decidedly low-tech approach that focuses on
ancient vines, some dating to the 19th century.

"[The Australian artisanal approach] has everything to do with what's
going on in the vineyard," says Thompson. "The recent generation has
drastically improved its vineyard techniques through different types
of trellising and experimentation with irrigation and dry farming.
They're bringing back a lot of old vines that had been left to the
wild - for example, d'Arenberg's Dead Arm Shiraz is made from vines
that have been half-killed by disease -- divided right down the
middle. But the fruit extraction they're getting is amazing."

"If you name the greatest wines in Australia," says Prather, you'd
have to include d'Arenberg, Penfolds Grange, Clarendon Hills,
Elderton, and Henschke Hill of Grace.... A lot of them are old-vine
fanatics, and for that you have to pay a price -- those wines are
expensive. But the other gift that Australia gives the world is
oceans of really good wine that doesn't pretend to be great. Wineries
like Rosemount, Penfolds, Punters Corner, and Yering Station produce
gigantic amounts of bargain-priced wines with consistently terrific
flavor. So what you've got, really, is a tale of two continents: a
tiny amount of great artisanal wines and gigantic amounts of
friendly, quaffable wines."

What they all have in common, Prather sums up, is that "they're flat-
out delicious. Australians have hit the sweet spot of the modern
palate: wines with consistently ripe and juicy flavors due to their
warm climate, but with really friendly textures that aren't overly
tannic, astringent, or acidic. In the contemporary wine business,
that is a sure-fire formula for success."

To find out more about Australian (and other Southern Hemisphere)
wines, log onto our website, www.wine.com.

_____________________________________________________________________

Wine Team Picks: Julian Davies on Sainted Brothers Wines

It's widely known that yesterday, February 14, was St. Valentine's
Day. But now that you're finished pandering to the candyman, can you
name the saints who are honored today?

I thought as much. February 15 is a day that commemorates St.
Faustinus and St. Jovita. Born in northern Italy in the second
century, this pair of brothers preached the word with such fervor
that they enraged a heathen lord named Julian (no relation), who
ordered them arrested and tortured. Ultimately Emperor Hadrian had
them beheaded.

A modern analogue of Faustinus and Jovita might be Ethan and Joel
Coen, a pair of steadfast siblings who have maintained their filmic
faith despite ceaseless heathen persecution -- the most recent result
being their movie "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" Hence, herewith, in
observance of St. Faustinus and St. Jovita Day, five wines paired
with five films from St. Ethan and St. Joel.

1999 Torres Sangre de Toro, Catalonia, Spain
"Blood Simple"

1997 Bouchard Beaune Premier Cru Les Greves Vigne de l'Enfant Jesus,
Burgundy, France
"Raising Arizona"

1999 Backsberg Pinotage, Paarl, South Africa
"Miller's Crossing"

1997 Ch. Leoville-Barton St. Julien, Bordeaux, France
"Barton Fink"

1995 Pieve di Santa Restituta Brunello di Montalcino Sugarille
(1.5 L), Tuscany, Italy
"The Hudsucker Proxy"

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Thanks to everyone that helped us make the holidays brighter for the
Singletary family.  They received many wonderful gifts!  To name a few,
Gameboys, scooters, helmets, Pokemon toys, socks, underwear, pajamas,
clothes, food, candles, shampoo and conditioner, lotions, makeup, etc., etc.,
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Jeffrey Oh and I delivered the gifts to our family last night.  The kids were
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tough time this year.  She asked us to thank you all.  Thanks again to
everyone for your generousity!  Best wishes, and hope your holidays are as
bright as theirs this year!


---------------------- Forwarded by Susan M Scott/HOU/ECT on 11/06/2000 01:59
PM ---------------------------

Susan M Scott
11/06/2000 11:04 AM
To: "Kyle Etter" <kyle_etter@hotmail.com> @ ENRON
cc:
Subject: Re:

Hey Kyle,

You'll be happy to know that I think I finally caught up on all of the sleep
I've been missing out on of late.  Last week was extremely trying at work, I
think I probably put in a good 70-75 hrs. between Monday and Friday, and thus
resulted in me being a complete and total vegetable this weekend.  Anyway,
I'm assuming you've been trying to relax as well and have some fun before
embarking on your new career with Valero.  I'm sure your decision to leave
Enron and move back to San Antonio will prove to be the right one.

In regards to dinner this Friday...I would definitely like to get together
before you leave.  Given how I've been feeling on Friday evenings as of late
(monumentally exhausted), sometime earlier in the week might be better.
However, if Friday's the only time you can do it then Friday it is.  Just let
me know what works for you.  Of course, regardless of what night it is, it's
probably going to have to be on the later side to accommodate Larry's lackey
(i.e. me).

Susan


Jim,

I agree with you. It just burns your time and mine. I shall take care of it
when Ravi comes back from vacation.

Vince

From: Jim Fallon@ENRON COMMUNICATIONS on 06/29/2000 06:38 PM
To: Vince J Kaminski/HOU/ECT@ECT@ENRON
cc:
Subject: Re: Shalesh

Vince,

Ravi never said a word to me and should have closely coordinated with me -
otherwise he should have used his own name.  I have a problem with Ravi
acting in that manner.  No one is questioning Shalesh' integrity but the
Associate Analyst program called me and stated that Shalesh told them that I
had requested the move.  If he did that he should not have used my name.  I
am very sensitive to Analysts moving within a rotation.  It has happened to
me numerous times and I do not appreciate the disruption it can cause.  If
you need Shalesh for any reason then he will not be moving.

Regards

Jim

	Vince J Kaminski@ECT
	06/29/00 05:39 PM

		 To: Jim Fallon/Enron Communications@Enron Communications, Celeste
Roberts/HOU/ECT@ECT, Ravi Thuraisingham/Enron Communications@Enron
Communications
		 cc: Vince J Kaminski/HOU/ECT@ECT
		 Subject: Shalesh

Jim,

Clarification regarding Shalesh' transfer to EBS.

The request to rotate Shalesh out of Research into EBS
came from Ravi Thuraisingham. My understanding was that it was
fully coordinated with you and I was more than happy to oblige.

Shalesh is concerned that his integrity is being questioned and I can assure
you that he was not the instigator of the move.

My impression is that Shalesh is doing a very good job and Ravi is very happy
him. I shall be glad to keep him in the Research Group in his current role.

Have a good 4th of July.

Vince


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Eric LeDain confirmed with Linda that the ISDA had been sent back to Samantha
on March 13th.  I am not sure if Samantha since sent it to the counterparty.

Thanks
Russell

 -----Original Message-----
From:  Jones, Tana
Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2001 8:46 AM
To: Sietzema, Linda; Crawford, Sharon
Cc: Hendry, Brent; Diamond, Russell
Subject: IMC Canada

We are trying to track down the signed documents for this counterparty.  Our
notes reflect that Samantha Boyd sent them up to Peter for execution on
3/9/01 with instructions to send them back to Samantha Boyd when executed.
My understanding is that they were signed in Canada and returned to Samantha,
but they have not yet shown up here.  If you sent them fedex and can track
them via a tracking number can you see if you can find them.  They appear to
have done some unauthorized trades w/o having the master signed and this has
now become a really high priority.

Thanks!


----- Forwarded by Jeff Dasovich/NA/Enron on 01/31/2001 04:24 PM -----

	"Ronald Carroll" <rcarroll@bracepatt.com>
	01/31/2001 02:33 PM

		 To: <acomnes@enron.com>, <jdasovic@enron.com>, <mary.hain@enron.com>,
<smara@enron.com>
		 cc:
		 Subject: Fwd: DJ Calif Asked For Revisions To Util Audit Language -Source

----- Message from "Tracey Bradley" <tbradley@bracepatt.com> on Wed, 31 Jan
2001 08:56:51 -0600 -----
To:	"Andrea Settanni" <asettanni@bracepatt.com>, "Jeffrey Watkiss"
<dwatkiss@bracepatt.com>, "Paul Fox" <pfox@bracepatt.com>, "Ronald Carroll"
<rcarroll@bracepatt.com>
Subject:	DJ Calif Asked For Revisions To Util Audit Language -Source
FYI

DJ Calif Asked For Revisions To Util Audit Language -Source
Copyright , 2001 Dow Jones & Company, Inc.

LOS ANGELES (Dow Jones)--California utility regulators sent a draft audit of
Edison International (EIX) unit Southern California Edison's financial
condition back to accounting firm KPMG LLP to have "conclusionary statements
and value judgments" removed, a person working closely with the state on the
issue said Tuesday.

     "They made some value judgments, but their job was simply to provide an
audit," the person said. As a result, the California Public Utilities
Commission told the auditors "to go back and take out the value judgments and
make their findings neutral," the person said.

     The final audit, released late Monday, is decidedly different from an
executive summary of a draft lawmakers held last week, according to several
Democratic lawmakers who said they had seen a copy.

     For one, last week's executive summary clearly stated that the utilities
can recoup billions of dollars from consumers retroactive to August 2000, one
Democratic senator said.

     KPMG and the California Public Utilities Commission declined to comment.

     The Public Utilities Commission requested independent audits of Southern
California Edison and PG&E Corp. (PCG) unit Pacific Gas & Electric Co. in
late December to determine the validity of their claims that soaring
wholesale power costs would force them into bankruptcy unless their rates
were allowed to rise.

     The audit of Pacific Gas & Electric, being prepared by Barrington
Wellesley Group, had yet to be released late Tuesday.

     KPMG's final audit shed some light on the severity of Southern
California Edison's liquidity crisis and outlined payments the utility has
made to its parent company. But it made no recommendations on whether the
Public Utilities Commission should grant the utility's request for a rate
hike or declare at an end the rate freeze that has kept it from passing its
power costs on to customers.

     The audit says Southern California Edison has paid $4.5 billion more for
electricity than it was allowed to charge consumers. It also says the utility
has paid $4.8 billion to its parent company since deregulation, with the bulk
of that sum being paid out to shareholders via dividends or share buybacks.

     One adviser to a Democratic assemblyman said it was proper for the
Public Utilities Commission to send the audit back to KPMG.

     "I would have done the same thing," the adviser said. "This is a very
charged issue."

     -By Jason Leopold; Dow Jones Newswires; 323-658-3874;
mailto:jason.leopold@dowjones.com

     (END) Dow Jones Newswires 31-01-01

     0226GMT


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Ladies:

Ken has requested that Greg & Cliff interview this person for him.  I will
have Gloria Alvarez in EBS Recruiting contact you both to check availability.

Thanks!

Dorothy Dalton
Office of the Chairman
Enron Broadband Services
1400 Smith Street, EB4505
Houston, TX  77002
713-853-6724 - direct
713-853-9469 - fax
----- Forwarded by Dorothy Dalton/Enron Communications on 11/09/00 03:51 PM
-----

	Marla Barnard
	11/09/00 03:09 PM

		 To: Dorothy Dalton/Enron Communications@Enron Communications
		 cc: Gloria Alvarez/Enron Communications@Enron Communications,
CJackson@russellreynolds.com
		 Subject: Interview

Dorothy,

Per our discussion, Ken and Kevin would like Greg Whaley and Cliff Baxter to
interview a candidate for a VP, Network Engineering and Operations in EBS.
His name is Doug Kelly and he is tentatively scheduled to see Ken and Kevin
on Monday, November 20.  Mr. Kelly has already interviewed with Kevin and
several of EBS management.  He is our top candidate for this role and we are
trying to move quickly.

I appreciate you sending a note to both Greg and Cliff's assistants regarding
their availability to interview Mr. Kelly.

They can contact Gloria Alvarez at 58059 to coordinate.

Thanks


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